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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-31

Matsaf Foor Rum, v hisfey, Proof Spirits. and.
Refuse Liquors. :, S',.ss.; s y. An. ne %
a.orrrs , lastlc1th tipier on TO and
ruin but ETs try srS' an iI Sie NssI
FUfRiFISRS and LIE GIVING PRINoRIES
ing OF all poisonous matter. aud r,Stors The k 20
healthy eodi.ina. No person can take these Gtster
SIOO VIII he e41T for case providing tho.
bones are not .siioysS by MINERAL posonS other
a.d the vital organs Wasted Beyond tAe point OF
For Inaamnato-y md Chronic Rheusna>
T Ri5u 81 heaIiIent :si IItorHitssnt Fevers.
Dtssasc5 Cr tho BiaoSl, 1liver, t&iencys, and
Eues Diseases ~ ssru--i II, vi.iated Bio d:
VIA il y produced by arrangement VI t!as
TSSSR sim EhsSs-Frurtons. 4e,iers.
ealt Il,cuin, ici i1l~. lIpae, Pastlfs Bells
C1rbunr.r%, Ei--Nvo ms. 5 alb iira. so sys.. hTy-
tipelNs, H. ~ gsI1s. lse'ore tllos w lnh,s
and I'iS<SS cite SKIN, ots sieNV nanss er natu-,
.;e' tUs; w ril cATHe 80. 81 TIC systsi,, ni.
ssc,stn,a 80 nsc of thcae lsterS tne hotlr ~
HncH e,s,sN ,itOuysnec tae UQs; ncUdulOas OF thsH
DysrlsPSTA on IxD1aEsTToN, neaas,i'-.
nm - i.-i.-rr., 6.is- tt-Atns.~ot the t,hr-t,
DiEsir,~s rcs utiach Is Taste IN the Month"; b.
Eous A;nss 'aiies 81 tLe h,it, :, SspAS,ii tn,
and hundred c.Srr painful sylp,nmS Nrh HEe tpa
Ca,,-s tf, ViAt.,I r.. al crsyrr yra ni it, n-,
rrties buTSf cuIlI t"ri ~ In 'npc lrTt.'Ss
soTs; c.eiis It VIII y dit ri.iTlse'. uHlsA'''
- IN tbe yrn4: c.caI-s j. Nlrn . is foul. and yr1r
isriua-sa- : Il Nti E'ci, the hsi pure and 'o
- IfS q rSfF ar@tsr WORMS iurktr in TIN srsrr
Of 90 many thoAaAr,s, Hia eLeetuiY csrlrTsd ASH
En- tl ;r,I M rcal eaIiv til, rirr,,sDr nrorrl
each isit-ic yr,ntr-t hour Ilt uagts-Ea,h, o'i-
nan, Frrrr. AMI s,lani-t. :, .. =, r....s.....
Ss,y Yosk. L. l. MeDoNAIlI stu.
HT,uarf,ss a,'l teen Acret-;
ESS- sI,i.J ~ Alb Ll'UGGiSIS .sND DEALERS
A. p, tS-n g.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-31

In Baltimore on the 18th inst bv Rev. W F.
Speake, Dr. CTIAS. A SEDERBERG, Of baltimore,
Md. to Miss MARY S. EATON, of Martiusburg.
w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-31
THOMAS W. BEALE.
Manufacturer and p"ni-r in
STOVES. TIN d SHEET-IRGR WARE,
Shenandoah street,
uARPER.S EEI;NS, w. VA

TIVE spb.crihr- would short tiis In.ttSsi 81 in
j forming his friends AID The citizrn- of Har-
ner's Ferry sud the Rriarrnt country thrf he -
st cnnductnc the A.V b''sin, in u. 10. hra nrh
~. Havine had tw'ptv- three years. experience in
bat
THE VERY REST MATERIALS.
H. will confidently Hrr~-r III may yeiy
upon getting NO. articles fr'n HE Embellishments
SCOUTING OR TIN ROOFING,
executed in the very bcsi iunDBrr snd at the short
eat notice. orderS from any p,rtioB Of the county.
will rresivs prompt attention, aud prices gnarnn-
tecd = low > = the lowest
SPEARS Ga LOBfFIC COOK STOVES. fbP fpnst
complete Cooking Slave The world has ever sevn,
coD..aBi!y hand. IN short. any article in tho
Tin ard Shee l. u IN trade Be had al HE Manu-
factory.
, 0ct- Job Work and Menhinz done IN the hest
style aud At the shorfrst n"tir-. Mrfrbants sup
piled on the mOst accommodating trims.
Fnrper's Ferry. May 81. 1870 ~
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NEW BAR AND LUNCH no ana


7 RESPECTFULLY beg ic7In to 'nfoim nv
friends PnI 'ue pBr', seBe.aIiv tbst ba, u ust
opened NEW house ar ne Old Ma ~kct H1,,, Z;
SgsrIre. where orepa ed sii, bVOrs
the mos. Choice B'RndsOi
WINES, WHISTLES, BRARDIEs, &C.
CONSUMING in pm as fo''OVss
Wines. Sherry. Po.t. Waic--a. Gsinwla. CIaTst,
Iol'an1sberseT. Cbss Hidsst. &c.
Hhi'aios-PCTe Eve. oGrey's,J Bower. Cabinet.
BO1rbon ,ienougshsia, &c. !.
Gus Rose. Holland. &c.
B,a"d:i~.-Eure French. Apple, Peach, Blackberry
Da~Es Pale. GinCer. dc.
Ale isrsissed by ne kss, gallon quAyt.
propose to 'urnish also. I.paeb, P'okleI OYSTER,
Sa dise-, Ham aud Bread, Roll Il Egrs. &c snti
~ tie jeiirEcss Of the Season. a II the FashiOH
abe DR. Ike nlado IN sit the tasie Of the
most iAstideoUs. Ihave large stock Of
HA VEST SKEY
hand Farm would commit their ~ n In terest
in sEjyiBR me y call before patcbss1Z elsewhere.
DEI- Pebble P=-zonaee repeatedly S"Ieites.
JOSEPH YESTERDAY,
MarEet HOsse sqrare-Bar in back Room.
msy 81, 1870.
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STILL In THE FIELD.

THE underlined vii sill continue n do IN order
ROOFING. SCOUTING, snd REPAIKING.-
An nEsortnIent OF Tin nd CrocEery Ware aIways
on hand. JOSEPH ID. YESTERDAY.
May 81 1919.
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MARRIEn.

@w0oD wanted for dues at the. Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23
TIE EAST RIVER RACE.
Which II the Easiest Onc-Pipc stcnm5ont ia
the W orid "a siaudinx Chai!ruAo Ia all

Which II the Easiest One-Pipc steamboat ia
the World "a Standing Chai!ruAo To all
Corners.
The Superintendent Of the Harlem Steamboat
Company was not aware of anv agreement IN regard
to the race between tho Sylvan Glen aud the Nellie
White on Thursday morning. He explains II thus
The Nellie White has recently been fitted with new
patented padlle-whcels whose buckets are slightly
obliquc. These, II was claimed, would give higher
rat Of speed. To test this claim the Nellie wanted
for the Sylvan Gen N the upper end OF Wards
Island on the morning OF the race. " thout having
sent the Harlem boat Company any previous notice
OF her Intention Tue first intimaton the Snperin.
tcndent VINO Was on board, had, was when stir.ing
on the 1880 trip one of the deck hands informed
HIM hat the Nellie was aaitrg below 10 rucc tncm
down. Permission was given to accommodate her
and after taking tie Astoria passengers on board the
boats steamed along side 10y side aud dashed away
with the result stated In yesterdays sun The time
Ia Eleventh street six miles, was eleven minutos
The Nellie White had no one on boa a but the crew
while the sylvan Glen had 80 10 10 passCng'rf ana a
full complement of freight. Only ~ pounds Of steam
were used on board the Glen, her safety valve per
uniting OF no more than Is pounds.
Mr., White, owner ct the Nellie. las sent word 10
the Harlem Company that he intends TO have the Oh.
hqueness of the buckets OF his boats paddle whccs
nodded and asks perml7 sion TO have another trial
OF speed soon. Tie Supcrintendtn mt says that the
Company are In daily rec ipt OF such requests and
he wishes TO inform all such owners of bouts that bo
VIII run any OF bis boats against any other of the
same kind, down the harbor, on any day etween
the hours OF 1880 and O'clock when bis boats ara
IDLE providing the challenging boat oYners nay for
tue coal consumed during the race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23
The school Quesiiou- Bible or no Bis,..

To me kdtt0f or Inc sun.
SIR: In recent edition Of THE SrS notice an
article headed THE Public School Question Has
New York CITY any rights which ountry Members
OF the Legislature are Bound 10 Rcspcct!"
On reading said article lind a bitter sDeeeh from
Mr.. .. j. Dreamer ON the subject have not seen
Mr.. Noodih's remarks hut he evidently Va right IN
mis- surlnses, The "seetarlsn appropriation OF last
year MAS exclusively Tor one sect and such Was the
intention When the appropriau0n was smuqged
through. Mr.. Crcimer inmatrl thst the citizens of
New York are not opposed To- tins Infamous mi an
preparation OF their money. Ho may. b. sunh an In
tnnation represent ms constituents but he does not
represent the cltl1eus OF New York. lllc eitlznns
OF New YORK aud brooklpn are not opposed 10 any
taxation Tor education, but they are oppnsed 10 The
Nc, &e, To one particular sect. Tie crew
who have 10 long misgoyeIncd and ROBBED our c.ty,
may Iut one feather too many on the campl's back
Our citLens are pleased and grateful to auy and
every "counly member Of the Leg sigtUren Who
Whi legisatc for our protection. Oar own IA. mhers
are 20 completely under the control of lloir sp cal
sect inst nothing can be expected from them. bet
the LEGISLATURE give the Cuztns OF tne whole ale
nm opportunity OF voting ON Ito QucsuGna VI
bihlt or no Bible In our schuCl-,' and "scgtuian
or no seelarlaI npproyrAlonS,' md NJ, GresmeT
WI ma such response "a Wi SATISFY him OF any
ore t'e mat the psupe arc decidedly opposed TO bis
views. l trust that Mr.. WoOin ard tie other
country members" win continue their GOOD work
ana devise some means 10 pTcNcnt our city AM hOr
tues from giving away, O. they have - freely d0ne
oi late our property, not TO secti, bnt to one dc
var sect And doubt not the mIiory VI our
1nteHQeM citizens agree with me. We need the
aid OF the city presg Yours truly Il. q. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23
Serving The Cause Of European Mon
aTchX.


The recent English demonstration in favor
OF Spanish slavery aud tyranny in Cuba
proceeds from the same parties who during
our civil war gave aid and comfort 10 the
cause of slavery and disunou in the United
States.
From the very outset Of Gen. GRANTS
surrender to Mcssrs FISH and SUMMER we
have repeatedly called public attention 10 the
fact that the American Government was play
ing into the hands of the same enemies of
The country who during our contest with the
South exulted over the anticipated extiuc
lion OF the Republic and of American
influence on this continent.
Mr. FISH has made the pablic believe that
hiS snbsoryiency toward European monarchy
was uoI d!c'atel by innate nuukcvisrn. but
only by fear Of compromising the questions
pending with England, But now it turns out
that this assertion was all hypocrisy, and tia.
no foreign power has exertcd moro influcrcl
In favor OF Spain than the same Great Britain
against which Mr., FISH has pretended 10
launch his paper bullets.
If the United States were still European
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23
STRANGE INTIMfTIONS.
Was there any Corruption IN tho Nomination
Of Mr. BrndieYt
From ne WasainVton Correspondence aJ he Gineapati
Inquire.

From TIE WdSdthpfoh Correspondence ~ Me Cine al0ii
Inquire.
On the day before the nomination of Mr.
Bradley met Republican Senator who had inst
been vi itng the White House to urge the clnims
OF another candidate. He seemed IN an unusually
bad numor, and before had sid a word to him
about Grant ard the Administration he commenced
ed him what was the matter, "Oh, nothing" said
he, "only wish Grant would pay OF his debts in
some other way than by nominations to the Supreme
bench" He then proceeded 10 state that when no
entered the Presidents private room he found E1-
Gov. Ward OF New Jersey there; that Graut was
whiting stick and smoking and that he and
Ward we're talking about that Long Branch proper
ty; that Grant had asked Ward how much he
thought II was worth; that Ward sad he didn't
know, but he hoDed Grant wouldn't sell Il. mo"
said Grant, - don't think VIII sell II. It's very
nice piece Of property" "Ihe incest in tie State
OF New Jersey" said Ward, and you'd better hold
on to t. It's getting better and better every day"
couldn't exactly understand what all this had to
do with the Supreme Bench for up TO this time |
had not heard Mi. Bradley nained-so I asked what
the connection WIS "Oh, It has d-n sight to do
come on here TO get Bradley, Of New Jersey, ap-
pointed, and infer from the way they were talking
that he has succeeded"
The next day Bradley's nomination was sent 10
the Senate, and meeting my Republican friend In the
Senate lobby, reminded him OF our talk on the Az.
cnue, and said he Was right In his guess about the
object aud success Of Wards visit 'Of course
WIS said he, and wish you'd expose the thing. :,
"Pll do H." sad I, but II won't do any good
One half OF the people in the Republican party have
determined TO believe nothing Injurious TO Grant
ana the other bali always ready 20 be persuaded
that what would be crime in another President, IL
a virtue In Grant"
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colony, and HAMILTON FISH its royal Cover
nor he could not have acted more in obedi-
ence TO the wishes of Old World potcntates
than he has done in his present position as
Secretary of State of the American Union.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23
The City of Boston Probably Los,

HALIFAX, Feb, 92.-The troop ship Onontes.
which lett Halifax for England two days before Oh,
stcups ship city # Boston, arrived after pas sage of
twelve days She encountered eariul weather, All
the horses Of the Sixteenth Regiment ncrisfpd Tue
news has cast gloom over Halifax the safety OF the
CITY VI Boston being now almos; dcspaircd o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23
Great snow stormin Caund,.

MoNrEElL, Feb. 22-Yestcrday' snow storm
blocked up The railroads in every direction east and
west and the trains all stopped. Yesterd. y =
and oday's western trains stlll at Bonaventura
station, and the train due last night Is blocked up at
lachne junction The Portland train, with tho
English mails, 10 showed In also.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23

Two Spanish frigates have come to the
United States to be repaired, so that they may
once more be made effective in carrying ON the
war against Cuba. OF course our Government
will allow them every facility; but if vessel of
the Cuhans were TO enter ono Of our ports for
coal or for repairs, she would be seized and dis
man;lod. The United States, as at present mis-
governed are on the side of European tyranny
and opposed 10 the independence OF American
commonweallhs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23

We are Informed that in the year 1866
RoBRRr d. LIVINGSTON, lifelong Democrat. and
an active and popular politician in the Twelfth
Ward, was removed from the office of Clerk Of the
Superior Court, which he had held for many
years, and GEoReB +. BALDWIN was appointed in
bis place, through the agency of PETER Barr
SwBESr. Mr.. BALDWIN was led to believe that
the Office was very lucrative one, with much pa
tronagc and of essential benefit to the Democratic
party. lie accepted the appointment, but after
sixty DAYS of official labor quietly resigned, when
J,NEs VI. SwEENY, who had been held in the
background was duly appointed to the clerkship,
and now holds the sane at an annual salary Of
$4,000. The only reason assigned for the re-
moval Of Mr.. LIVINGSTON was, that he would not
appoint certain clerks at the dictation of Tam
many Hall, and would not be governed by
SvLgNY, TWEED & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23

That notorious Whig-Republicau-Kn Know
Nothing Democrat, the Hon. ABRAHAM 0'HALL,
who indics his datribes against his late political
associates from the Mayors Office. and procures
their publication in the HSro'&, yesterday philos
oplizcd in the Ring organ after this fashion:
y yer mind the voice Of the people, never mind
sucil -at;y, never riind anything but the voice u
group of ilcn who have been sent to the Legisatnre
b'cnuse things are topsy-iurvy nerv. and who, "
n 'sgS rcfe OH1tci ., you'd hgcs 6tep SSat 10 he
S,ite prison or hdHg,d fOr hehOus cJiAlcs a d0-en
g,is ago. And this il the Kind OF Democracy that is
preached 10 In tlC name of reform aud Durity --u
", name Of crusade against the Ring"
Considering that for u dozen years or 80
the Hon. NJ. 0'HIL was the District Attor-
Roy Of this county, and that the Iigeln-holes in
has Office were Gllcd with ratried indictments
AGAINST the " dangerop Classes" what shall we
W. OF ST. lth bed cont, -sionsp
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tention have been offered BY those who are most
competent TO judge in regard TO Atlantic naviga-
The defeated RinaIeaders Of Tammany


The defeated Ringleade Of Tammany
are terribly frightened. Their cries for help are
really heart-rending. The Young Democracy,
however, regardless Of protestations Of repent
ance and promises Of amendment ore marching on
70 victory. They have resolved TO purify the party
Of the conspirators who IN fIrtherance Of their
own selfish ends, have, by corrupt Republican
combinations, done so much TO bring II into dsre.
putc. The Sixth Ward crowd Is doomed
DowLiSG has been driven out Of the Special SEES.
sious; HAIL. deprived Of his vantage ground in
the District Attorneyship, is powerless, and begs
leave to retire TO private life; SwfgNr, mis-.
named BISMARCK, owns up dead beat, aud Is
bound for Boulogue instead Of the United States
Senate; TwEgD will yield anything il he can
only save his Supervisorship, but even that little
favor Is denied him CONNOLLY cries for quarter
like a very craven; Conan is ANONYMOUSLY
counted out Of the Shrevalty which was prom
isel him; HOFFMAN is ready to humble himself
in the dust, but his scalp is doomed, and KIER.
NAN or BLOOD will wear il at his belt in Novem-
Der next, while his Presidential aspirations are
irretrevably blasted. The new ngimS Of o. BRIES,
NoRToS, CREANER, GENET & Co. have resolved
on reform They believe in the people, and pro-
pose to give back 10 them the power which
ABntnAN 0'lIALL years ago, as q Republican
triokstcr robbed them Of through the agency Of
his Albany Commissions ind now seeks to Sc
cure lor the ling through the fundamentally Of
his new charter IL the newcomers honestly re.
deem their pledges, the State Of New York
is safe for the Democracy in November next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23

The recent startling revelations of mis-
management IN ihc Methodist Boli. Concern have
set the Prcsbyterians to inquiring whether sim
ilar abuses may not exist in their publishing
Affairs The Rev. DR.. ScMNcE of Philadc pha,
who has been Secretary Of the Old School Board
Of Publications for many years, has been APP
pointed Secretary of the new consolidated Board /;
and in view of the fact that il was not until Dr.
PoRTER was displaced from the Methodist Book
Concern that the frauds in tina, institution came
to hight, people are beginning to ask whether it
would not be better to have Dr. ScnENoK's past
transactions examined into before giving him a
new lease Of power. This suggestion is not based
upon the slightest doubt of Dr. ScuENcE's integ-
| ri,y but upon the general principle that in the
| course Of time corruption ereeps into the best
| regulated institutions, and religious and benevo-
| lent institutions more than others The Prcsby-
| tciian Journals are beseeching their readers to
come forward aud make up fund of $4,000, 900
| Tor denominational purposes. Let them also
urge the officers Of the denomination TO leave no
| doubt in the public mind as to their ability to
expcnd the money wisely and economically.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23

When the famous Capt. sCoTT aimed his
trus'y rifle against that old coon, the discreet
animal begged he wouldn't shoot, and came
down insanter. Just so, when the Hon. OWEN
MrnruY aimed his resolution Of inquiry against
she poui,oel avomcnt, ON 49,, t,e Nuov-Su thing
Mayor "camc down" 1t is already ntimated
that ABRAHAM is willing to resign, II Mr.. MuRPHY
won't shoot. OWES, however, vows he will get
at the iact', anyway. j. not this fair case Tor
tie Intervention of the benevolent Mr.. BERGuY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23

We are assured that Mr.. WILLIAM G.
NORRIS, the Marshal of California, has a good
and conclusive defence against the charges Of
which he is tie object aud that the same will
without lay be presented to the public We
shall be glad to see il, and trust that 1t will prove
entirely satisfactory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23
4 European Democrat ON the Conduct of tn
United states toward Cnbn.

From PTfslfe Letter to Gen. cmserd.
am painfully affected by the indifferent
attitude of the United States toward Cuba. The
last act Of the great American drama is being
performed on that island. The Cuban nsurrec-
ton Is the direct consequence Of your war Of
emancipation. Ii is neither logical, nor good,
nor worthy Of the United States to raise u ban.
ncr, and then to coldly abandon TO death those
who have said to themselves, "The hour has
arrived"
The policy "Eyery ono for hmsclf,"--a policy
introduced by the doctrinaires Of Louis Philippe
Is crime and blunder with you Republicans ;
a crime, because it denies a Christian common
interest in a question which you have raised; n
blunder, because it destroys the prestige which
you have conquered for yourselves in Europe
and everywhere, II debaptises you and isolntcs
you.
Apart from the sacredncss Of the object, apart
from the American interest in the cause for
which the Cubans are dying, there is something
grand and novel in the spectacle Of masters and
slaves fighting side by side, which should make
the hearts Of men like Grant and Sumner and
Fish beat with enthusiasm. Why should the
United States choose such "A moment to give way
TO JedJ.-that Is the word--Of the monarchical
diplomacy Of Europe a moment when mon.
archy is at its last gasp with US, in Spain, and
everywhere else
VIII the child grown up-gr0wn up TO be q
gont-nevcr comprehend its proyidentia mis-,
sion in the worIdf VIII it never feel that re.
pubcani,n is, BY decree Of God aud humanity,
a principle, belief, faith, and not miserable
local iactg
If anything in he world could discourage me,
1t would be the inert AMI negative attitude OF
your nation before the Cuban struggle.
FIR. ., 1870 JOSEPH MAZ7TyI.
We dnd in the IhtbUryA D'P'iA ~ all'sa.
tlou that the "Mossrs lIARrER have sued CHARLES
A. DANA Of TnE Sun for the cost OF publishing hil
portrait and biography In their illustrated Weekly "
In Justice 10 the hessrs HARPER II Il proper to say
that tiis Is an unadutcla,ed fasehood They do not
sell the editorial pages OF their journal aud ia the
instance referred to there has been no charge no de-
maud VI payme mt. no refusal and no amt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23

Tie ddiy ci.cU,atioa fTuE SrN dVring
he last nook, Wlich end,d on Saturday. Feb.
10, ,cas as OROns;
uondav .......-. -. zoo Thursdey...."..."p9.2 400
1ucsday..........N go, ONn Friday NslVu
Wednc aday ...... $500 saturday. zoe
Arcr0gc daay circulation dVriog The 'ceek,
so,533. Arordgc circulation dpriag TIC
precious ,reth cndiag Ftb. ~, s7,2s3 duly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23

The SUCCEss Of the Mutual Benefit Savings Bank
IN tho Sun BnllnE IL attracting many depositoIs
10 embrace he advantages offered BY lhlS Dank.Ads.