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t.pIERs. Volunteers " no enlisted
to July 22d, 1861. and were hon
5 discharged after serving one
Tor heirs Of such dtceased) will
Ne a pecupiary benefit by calling
rson at the office of WIN. Meyer,
burg Pa.
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D FELLOWS ELECTION The semi.
al election Of Seliusgrove Lodge,
IO7, /. o. o. f., held Saturday
OK, resulted 10 the choice of the
'ng officers: Noble Grand, Jo-
Albert; w. g., +. NJ. Stuck
iarer Joseph Weprich T; Secretary
Miller. The proposition to build
Hall was carried by an almost
imous vote in favor Of building.
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(lrASY A, Snyder county militia
questcd to meet in the armory
Sunday morning at 9 o'clock, full
bipped, for The purpose Of being
b, at the funeral services Of Mid.
ban George X. Bower, decd.
order of the Captain.
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pDES DEATH john Lcbkicher
Fw Berlin, was found dead, on
Eonniain near that place, on the
inst. Early in the morning Of
day he left the house, with his
and sled, for the purpose Of haul
rood. As be did not return whcr
tied, the family became uneasy.
one Of his sons went to see what
wrong, and found him lying on
ck, in the snow, dead. His age
a years, G months and 9 days.
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|PEALs.-Thc Commissioners give
! that they will meet in their Of
. this place, on Monday the 1l,h
|f April, 1870, to hear appeals for
Ter, West Beaver, Centre. Franklin.
son, Middlccreek and Middleburg,
tuesday, April 18th. for.Cbapmau
ington, Perry, West Perry, Union,
Joe, Psnns and Selinsgrove. The
niissioners will also at tho same
sit as board Of enrollmep,
view the rolls of the Assessors for
sry purposes, when aud where all
.us interested may attend if they
proper.
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Culture OF Flowers and Vegetables.
DIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP

n IssOLUTIoN OF PARTNERsHIP.-.
- The subscribers have this day by mu-
tusl consent dissolved the Co-psrtnership p
heretofore existing between them in the
Lumber Business. In Selinssrove Pa Al
persons indebted 10 the firm Of Meyer
Bowes & Burns will settle the same with
the new firm Of Meyer 4 Bowes who still
continue the business, and all persons hsv'
ing claims against us will hand them 10 for
settlement TO Meyer b Bowes,
@. A. MOYER
.ROBERT L. DOwES
HC. BURNS.
selinsgrove Nov. ~ 1869.
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To TIE WORKING CLASS.-Weare.
prepared 10 furnish al. cla,s., with conf
slant employment At home, the whole o
ihe time or for the spare moments. Bus
incss now, light and profitable. Persons
Of either sex easily earn from j0c. TO -
per evening, anl a proportional cum ty
d,y0ling their whole time to The business
Boys and girl. can earn nearly ~ much
a. men. That all who see this notice
may send their address, and test the bus
iuyss, We make this unparrelled oiiI -
TO such ~ are not well satisfied, we vii.
send one dollar To pay for the trouble ot
writing. Full particulars, u valuable
sample. which viii 10 to commence work
on, aud copy OF Trr Pforlg's LIrEsNnr
COMPANION Of The largest aud best
family newspapers rutlished--ali sgnt
froe by mail Reaier Il you want per
mancut profitable work, address Z. &.
ALLEN & co, Augusta Maize. pec3
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PHILADA. e. READING R. R

PHILADA. e. READING R. R.
Through Route to IN c Susquehanna!
NBE sbamokin & 1revorton Railroad
l. being completed, a through route is
opened between iIernGon ton the Susque.
hanna River) and Philadelphia. Trains
will run Us follows:
EASTWARD.
No. ! ras senge, leaves Trevorton 8 10
adelphia at l O0p IN.
No. 8 Passenger leaves Herndon at Q 80
m; Trevorton 10 OF = m,; Shamokin
10 55 q m,; arrives al Phils At o 10 p m.
No. o mixed, leaves Herndon At . 40
Trevoriou l2 M; shsmokin II 81 p N;
arrives at Potisyille At Q 10 p N.
WESTWARD.
No, q Passenger. Leaves Philsdelphia
g IS m shsmokin I 90 p m; Trevoriou
4 so p IN arrives At Herndos Al 8 26 p NJ.
No. 4, mixel, Leaves Ashland at ] 30
q m; Bbamokin . 80 . IN arrives at Tre-
yorton 10 % . m Herndon ~ 20 p n.
No. 10, mixed, Leaves Ashland ~ y 90
D m; sbsu.okin 4 53 p m; arrives o.
Trevor,sn At @ SOP N.
Passenger trains Nos. ! and make
connection at Reading for Alleatown. New
York. Lebanon. Harrisburg, Columbia
and Lancaster.
Passengers arriving In shamohin vie
N @ Il W, sbopt lOs m, can sonnect With
No 8 Passenger, At 10 b6 . N, for Pills
dslpbia snd intermediate poinis. Those
arriving on the N c Rw Passenger train
st l2 10 noon, can connect with No. 3.
which leaves shsmokin st ~ 81 for Ash
land, Mahanoy City, Tamaqua aad Potts
yills. W. II. BINNIS.
Aug 2, %. eupt.. Crsssoas.
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A GIFT .s;1': ..s S..,,.%:s s:.,:sas,:: i.. ;s.,:
spare momsn,s.--A Sewing machine, . Gold
Watch, . Bible, money and other goods
given ss premium. How, When. Whore,
What, and ell other particulars, Free. Ad-
dress Q. L. vsnAllsn. III Broadway, NY.
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-. Other articles Of
Serve TO render this num-
hoth IN Tho nruct;cal m an

,.. .e general reader. Amongst
them may be mentioned The Manu-
facturc of Porcelain, Recent Improve
ments IN Distilu,ion, Street Railways,
Ocean Lines ofTelegrsph, The Paris
System Of Drainage, Ioauence of DC.
cupation on Health, The History Of the
Lucifer Match, Isometrical Projection.
The Science of Little things, &c, &c
Those who desire TO examine copy
of this journal should send treniy
cents TO the Ipdustural Publication
Company, 179 broadway New York.
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|HE TscHNoLoaIsr. second
ber OF this journal has resched US
Is fully up 10 the prom,ss bed
by the first. Il contsius . very
full paGe engraving, on tinted
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DIED.

GL0vER.-In selinsgrove on the Gath inst
Franklin Vincent, son Of Norton and -
Glover, aged year, mos. and 20 days
EGGERT.-ln Franklin township, on the
2Sd inst. Matthias Eggert, aged about
40 years.
THURSBY.--In Port Trevorton on the Goth
inst, Thomas Benton, son OF VIM. \. and
Carolina Thursby, aged 3 years Smo.s and
% days.
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SELINSGROyE MARKET.
MARRIED.

sMITH-sHAFFER,-0n the 26th inst. e.
uriah Smith of this place. and Miss Mary
A. Sbaner of Washington Up.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and ATie, intermittent Fover.
Chiu Eevcr, Rcmitent Foyer, Dumb
Aguc, Porjclicll or Bilious Fever, &c,
aud indeed all the affections which arise
fom malr.oas, marsh. or iniasmat.o
poiBons.
A. ns namc implies. Il d,cs Cure. and docs ras
fail Containing neither Arsenic, Quininr, B-nutl,
Zine, nor any other mineral Or poisonous substance
whatever, u In nrwi-c iujurc, any patient Tho
number and importance NJ it, cures Ia the aguC ds.
tricts are literally beyond account nnh We brlicyd
without parallel in the history or Aguo mclirinc.
Our prli" i. gratihcd hy the arlmo vlri sncnis We
receive uf the radical cures Effected In obstinate
oaacs, AMI whore other remedies had wholly failed.
tnarrlimntcd reuons, either re- idrrt IN, ~
travelling through miasWoitr locRltirs, VIII he pr,-
tcctcd hy taking the iGTE rfRE daily.
For Lirer Complaints. arising from turpidity
or the Liver, IL Is an excellent remedy stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders nnd Liver Comulaint-, IL Ia
an excellent remedy, producing many truly r..
nagkallc cures, where other mchi iucs had failed.
Prepared nv DR. y. &. ANtV 4 Co, Practical
snd Anllriiral Chciasis, Lowell, Mass, aud co.d
IL round The world.
rRICE. 800 FER hottie.
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I AcKAwANNA & BLooMsBURo RR.

hrr.at scranton l2,uJ F,iD lJ,hD a,lJ
Trains leaving Scranton at 20
4. NJ. and ! 10 =. ~, connect at Nor
cumberland with trains on 4. 4 l.
X. Il. for Harrisburg Baltimore.
Washington, ,Williansport, Lock lla-
ven, pitlsbusg and the West.
Trains Striving at Scranton at 10
A. NJ, connect with trains arriving
at New York ut 4 i5 r. ~, philaiel-
phia at 6.20 =. NJ, and Great Bend
at l,j0 y. ".
Trains arriving at Scranton al $40
=. ~. conucct with Great Bcud and
West
u. 7. BOUND Supt.
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huu SOnbufnDtlOu.
Probably never before In the whole history II
medicine, has nythng won so widely aud 20 deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind, ~ this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaint. 1hrough long
series Of ycars, and among most OF the races of
mcu u has risen higher and higher Ia their estim1-
ton, ~ II has become better known. IT. Uniform
character and power TO cure the various affections
OF the lungs and throat have made u known 70.
liable protector against them. While adapted ~
milier forms Of disease and to young children,
ut the same time the most ccctual fcDcily that can
bc given for incpcnt consumption and the dan.
ferOus Affections OF the throat aud lungs As q pro.
vision against suddcn attacks OF CrosD, II should
be kept on hand In every family, and indeed ns all
Arc sometimes suhiert 10 colds aud coughs, all
should bc provided with this antidotc for uleiu
hthagh settled Consumption IL thought IN.
curshlc, still great numbers Of cases where the dis
ease seemed eCttleI, have been completely cuted,
aud the patient restored 20 sound health bv tho
CHERRY Pecforui. SO complete H. It's mastery
over the Disorders of the Lungs aud Throat tllSt
the most oh stnAtc of them yield to H. when moth.
ing else could reach them, under the Chorr0 Isa-
torai they subsidc aud disappear,
singers and Public Speakers nnd groat pro.
lection from 70.
As,hma Is always relieved and of,eu wholly
cured by ".
Bronchitt, IL generally cured BY taking DO
Cherry Pcrtordi In small amt frequent do-cs.
so generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates Of them here do r,uc
udn assure tho public that i,s qualities rro fully
maintained.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN Who suffered for year,
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay.
aud sl, the effects Of youthful inaiscreiion
will, for the sake Of saneriss humanity,
send free 10 ell Who mead II, the receipt
and directions for making the simple
remedy by which be was cured. Suffer
srs wishing 70 proSt by the advert issr' :
ssperisees. can do ~ BY aodrsssiHg. In
psiret conAdencs. JOHN D. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar street, New York
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SCHOUH & BROTHER

Would respectfully announce TO ihe
people Of Snyder County and the public.
= perally. that they have just secured,
and will constantly keep on ha nd and for
sale, a very extensive assortment Of
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in their Commodious New Room opposite
the Bank, SclinsgrOve Ia.
THEY WILL SELL AT RE.
DUCED PRlCESl

Their extensive stock consists Of a we'll
selected assortment Of FALL & WINTER
GOODS. They have CLOTHS. CASSI.
MBRs. plain and fancy, Satinei,.. Jeans.
Twceds, Muslins, Drillipgs. flannels.
Cheeks, &c. Also an elegant assortment
nf
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SRucNcpn
cnt article
of grnuula
ted Niigi
, 1870-06-06
A PORTUGUESE H,rARLAHD.

One of those o1d-fashioned murd srous
vindications of The law of marital honor
has just transpired in Portugal, which re-
calls the Mcfarland horror without essen
tia1 points resembling it, In the case at
Lisbon, the parties involTedwer all wealthy,
literary, and of noble or gentle birth and
position. The husband, signor d'Aveira,
Ind married young Brazilian beauty Of
Rio Janei1o, only u years of age, OF high
fnmily, and had lived with her in great
apparent tenderness and mutual affection for
two years, most of which time had been
spent in travelling through the United States
md the European capitals. The paramour
Garrett wns tha most intimate friend Of
the husband. The first intimation to
dAveira of his wife's infdelity arose in the
approved mnnner OF the histrionic stage.
The fond husband enters his wife's cham
her, finds her writing, thinks to steal up
and surprise her by kiss, when, just as
he is to impart the token Of happy afec-
ton, he overlooks the letter, which is ad-
d1ssaed to his supposed friend, and burns
win words of guilty passion. He with
u1a"s, reflects, then, IN the coolest manner,
returns, obtains his wife's confession, browns
her face in cialoroform, and strangles
her. He then goes Immediately to the
house of her paramour, but, owing to his
absence, Is unable to shoot him Hs sends
two friends to ar1ange meeting, with any
Yeapons, but With the d sunde1st sai1iag liast
, 1870-06-06
PERSONAL,

=. !.
Morris L. Chester, colored, formerly Of
Harrisburg, but moro recently OF Liberia, has
been admitted to the English bar az abarrlster-
nt1aw.
4 One Of the Yankton Siou1 Chiefs calls
himself s'Bill Goosequil." The Detroit
Tribune BAYS: "TlEs is evidently rude at
tempt By tie poor untutored rcd man to pay
tribute to the name and fame ot William
Penn"
Near the body OF Captain Cornelius God
frey, an account Of whose suicide in San
Francisco Las already been published. was
found memorandum book, containing, the
, 1870-06-06
OHIO.
Meeting at Lima in the Interest OF
tho Lake Shore e Louisville B8ll.
FQAAs

Meeting at lima i'm the Intere~t s,f
xhn Y.1kc Shorc 4 rous.w,,s. W.,H-
~ s" Ass1a-
A~@"
Special Despatch to The Chicago T7ibpna
LIZA, O., juno IA large and enthusfasttc
Meeting was he1,, herr to.nJoht N tba si-1 11an
- - ,s,a-s. 80 sH7 :" 19 ~.5 t.4ea'
II LUZ A'eItst VI toe Lake ETC LOUISVILLE HALL
foaa 4 MetheolT, Esg., WAS called to the chair,
and ana D. = Fisher chosen sccretasE General Buck.
land, Of FIeEont, briefly stated the advantages OF
the mad to the country through which it would
pass, ana theuR1f the line now offered the people
everything as they ASKED Tor no money
tnIu nc n 1aid- He vas acquainted
VIII me aud nal confidence
n tne!I anin responsibility. lie showed
taat me foote vould give the shortest line be-
~ tWeen 1oulssucead Lake Erie and The Eastern
ciLes; ...
, 1870-06-06

It may be, as the Chicago TINES sug-
'gests, that the collection of the statistics
furnished by our Board Of Health is costly,
but there is no room to doubt that the sta
tistics themselves are very valuable, and
MI tho more 50 as the Sanitary Inspector is
the first to achieve success in the attempt
to gather accurately the Vital Statistics of
Chicago. We are too apt to regard the
collection Of these data as of small i'm
portance, but their great value has long
been recognized in Europe, and in the
Eastern cities of the United States It is
difficult for one unacquainted practically
with the subject to estimate the difficulties
which beset the attempt to institute cor
rect mode Of recording our civic mortality,
&c-, with the accompanying indications,
and il is not well to beIttle the efforts made
to effect so desirable reform.
, 1870-06-06

The Carroll County Gazette raisos an en-
tirely new objection to the minority repre-
sentaton clause Of the new constitution,
viz, that, at puts into each mans hands
the power to do three times the amount of
mischief, if 60 disposed, that there is
now" If the casting Of three votes i'm
plies the power to do three times as much
mischief as the casting of ono vote,
then the casting Of no vote at all must bo
the perfection Of humnn government,
, 1870-06-06
KENTUCKY,

Annual Session OF thc German Ro-
man Catholic Central Society M&
ing.
LOUISVILLE June 4-lhE annua! SESSION Q! tue
held In this city tO-MorT0Ey and procession will
take place a. 10 q. m The society will hold q
three daysf session III WelssigeT Hail. Delegates
trcm all parts Of the country are arriving, and 1t
Is expected 10, 900 persons Will he present.
tuass meeting OF 1srHeltle8 Wig held In this
city tonight. 4 large number Of the most PROM
!nent citizens were In attendance Resolutions
we're sdopted expressive Of horror It the late
massacre In Roumanla4 and thanking the Presf-
gress for the spirit displayed By them
, 1870-06-06

stA16ed - A1e1 pleasure It his praise rs he
- 1t n4eR epr ENas glad to Zee how pleasantly
481sored
@men6yP148s9 sg theea. wtx6i .speak
=: :. q.
1-8.47 UNLOCK kSs:- :-xH-. and want IN; -.
vafa III. H-H- r. Portland place. = - Mr.
~-s house IA T@y nne one, aoa be gAIss
ve5y q1i.s - isaa r.. III ~ n1es. Maoo
- asssr stt.n6ed etsrsrhene n ssas
n TnasteTa1 and. gpeaGne Of lie l.gt nunber ~
The Newcomes-so toaching that nobody can
resd i aloud wltsous bfeatinX down. n.=he mem
ys%ss @ ks:ss.l Ie*sl I'D W!illsm ssosy e s'ass.
SsMal! fesq e ~ w IT. han1ene,1 ~ ~ "a mo me
~ onrot1n.1 NJ tats Tsr 9ts NJ
H-Enrwtnv STa rkat nv euE wup!d nI and nv Toice
culver Mr. s. Nkes Thsekezzy, and thinks him
good fellow" -r:'-
dinner the otaer 9ay. Mts ~ ~ ant measoaeo
ang o5gn u e1,nt5 - os.rr ~ tsnfomatist
+ Waa smr ~ ~ fafi6r ss aennuinted nnn
of lis court % suts md he wore lis piss one xith
great reluctance, because be hAt no ether. After
wards, gaining great success and praise byhis
mshap, he continued to wear It nom policy
teesT N-At nnne7 =. L H1sn9 Hs1
ainta 1ast eset1. .1ItH .aid that dUr.rT an;Ge
fheet1tSa1 nevfnrmanrex N Tiyernno, he actes} In
nIsT ani frre. apent the rest OF dc ni0at maktpT
speeches, feasang, nkyiTinkng 1t table md end
ed at O'Clock In The mosning BY jumping leap
freq over the backs OF the Hho!e company"
~ az Engllshnsa we're lndlvtduaily d aeaaasntsd
W,tn ,ll ~ onl .nat,, I'll heiIara tsa
aua asch man ~ iose miYfona rss cbIdstan hon.
cst unri1ht and kinI5. hc Tonid tlonht tIesDIae.
nnd hi: them It'll The aggregate. however he
might love and honor the individuals" -
TIE LECTURE r1.1ronm.
a1re,av ,rr,n1.msnts ara mailing ,or +bo
,oat ias;,ra ae.sn,, cn,n,;it,ea ~ ,I;no w. nv M
, 1870-06-06

Mr.. Banks, from the Committee on For
eign Affairs, publishes along argument, pre-
pared in April, in favor Of the recognition
of the be1ligesent rights Of the Cubans.
Since Goicouria was executed, and "Jor-
dan rolls between" Willard's Hotel and the
Capitol in nm open carriage, Mr. Banks
doubtless fears his rhetoric-which il all
there ever is of Banks-is spelling, and SO
publishes it to savo it. We moro than
agree with his fears Of the periahable M
ture of his work. It is spoiled already.
For, since it was written, the Cuban REBEL
ion bus become mere emeute, stampede,
q foot-race. Il has gone down into the val
ley Of humiliation, and not even nJordan' s
stormy Banks" can bring it up again.
, 1870-06-06

and NIEDOUksNrA -
4sif. j..
-:t1be, saptts nAia. II - r.,,, t., .s;.
: -Arerts1Ee ,xs ha,;nr . - 49,. 80, -
= 5ne.n.i in al p,itts of L.: :rt..s r - -
~.ke Ia vsIne. Msne .hon..ns san.S
:: :vor.hI sf rork hsyS: b>ea m.do fTo,n net,s1.s ,
.inks vould h.ve been othernisa ,oat "a
farmers have also learned that there ia v,,n.
in This crup r. food for both pira md c,-a
Manufacturers arc also turning their ,ttantio-
10 the means Of <1k1ng tbs food. tm,l1
v,y. boiling is Tie sroost economical, tut nm J..
lxr1a r,z,s stgxm may: no doubt, Be usoa to .
advantage.
Al lie etate fair steauanr msds 1t Ksv.unes
vsz e1hibited. that was elaiued to be cheap,
Durable aud efficient, Ihsye circular from
Tabbe l. schoAeld for aaothef that it Is claimed
viii cook food fnr 15o to 500 head OF hogs
say. costino aa5 h A1so 7 have seAn nssther
Of these IN onen,ion. Int shall hope 10
aee both in nne,,tion dnrinp tha summer.
not only to saeart,;;n their relative vs1ue. but
to compare boi1inr and ata,r,inp IN isran
scale. This ls q point NJ M en.Il ;ntaraat t.,
the moderate fsr7per rha ao;1;no NJ atock
and sookiuR food for rio. mi 1n71ct cnwa
must work cbanao in nn1 ,raaant arsta,n ~
farming.
ru,n r,r,<ur,r.
Al tt,e Fat nunnl;ns ,ra :, :, ;,-,,a.4,.4r.,t
or farm aconornv -foo3 ,o- ~. - 80
Inv ocI-xh;1a At ~. woat -, ..4s...s- 49, -.
bean maid IN t1e1 Ha;a +h.r - 11...Ss
The tiIst b,1f of Jnne nmonr ,hs corn ~ ~
1icca a. 1,e,do. ar n,stnre 1,n,1 h,,.,as ~ ~.
for them T.st veel nlantefs sevan nn.r4. ,+ ~ -
,ea3 IN ,no.dow land trarcb-o,nvod ~ y,
co1, M nm ~ .ssd ovid ,,a toT,r5;n ~
Ch;c,,o saea sto,ea and ssot h pb;,sde1nh;s M
and Nav yorl Messrs. Hovav + r. obtained
, b.rre1 :1,ho,tad .tEy.1d p1r,nt;,. f-o,,,
Csnc;nn,.; md vh5ch thav s,7znectad " ha
common croo11ecI aon,ah ,1t rh,.h IL Nv
do,,ht t,,a r-..t -..raat- - r-4.E
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49, So ~. ~ sa1,as,a >. ta..,a.1t."s e
ahou,a ~ .,,1r ..toaaas =. ~ sas.s S.
anouio % 1u1y at1enoea. II Is nnaerstood
1nas a7 1s1foaoS eA'e nAi 1afes on these oc-
caaons'
AAe pieaeuie !" acaao"ieuBlne inc ieeeipt
, 1870-06-06

ple, -and that those who nav -fur-tham
shave the right to demand tho most sn-
ligteued legislation In: regard to ,both-"
He puts the product Of coffee for the pres
ent ve.r at 854. 600, 600 of pounds. Of which
nearly one-fourth is imported by the United
States, He calls attention in most blum
dcriug way to the fact that, "While wo have
been paying gold almost entirely Tor our
cotrae to Brazil. other nafiona ,nn,a, ran,oto
s,L :-4:--,- 80 @e''o
buy almost entirely attn their nanufac-
tur,1 7oods ami 4,-odu.er c;,lx,1,- ;.,.+
~, alneul4.' 'sn '
that "a b.xa da,tranaa 49, o~.a-t t..aa
Joo 'o oApo4| to
with South America hY excessive taxa
t;on ,zh;ch ,-o.n,,,. ,.. < ,.,.,-4;,,,
tlou' "Ae" prevents us 1tona exporting
4;a,s ..,a -, -,
l1oAs, alo conpels us 10 SLIP Goio 1nsloao~
Mr. Blows remedy il not to reduce the
.-7,
ta1e6, and enable our mac1D16t9 ana snip
u,i;chta IL b,,;,, se,.oo;no ;ron vasse1s Int
..
on 1ae contrary 10 Pne on ne" 'A1es 70 en-
aole theeoVes9men1 10 nafe men 70 run
steamers 70 every por7 IN eou'n America,
central America, ana the west Indies,
Which produces eonee ano sreaf' Ho ADDS
thnt, What 1t wall cost sinks into utter
'ns'gn'hcaace ~nen compared with the
enormous dement's "hlch We Will derive
IRON II. Anoeea:
Ell. DIG" 'e11s "nas ne thinks IS neces-
sarJ 10 secure good supply OF codee. It
Is Una. me government should establish, BY
suus'eoes from 'ne Nat'onal treasury, the
iono"ng steamship lmes: -..- .-..
New otesn. to Ro jSne1o ~ pe9nan.o 3.1 en-
Bahia, M 10 eighteen days -.
NeE io.s, Phliadepha, Or Boston e.a pernam. u;o
epso mmsnos nas o ana santos 70 A9ntev1deo ana
drccD: the direct line should reach Rio ID eighteen
ana 1et nufnos ns AEgs IN day
New Orleans to AaTacaioo, Porto cabello, aai L.
suay1 = dtrAct ,,,o :, .oo MN .orou z.o... ,,or,
New YORK to BAY of samans, viii connections to
tae 1aef nc Sasr rr o1 phi,a.,na or
with Spanish main.
from SeT YoII 1e Or SeW oreans % eena A''e''''
The most moderate allowance which
would pay the owners for running these
lines wouid be a1,out s15 poo ono Ter an.
mum, Or about the first cost Of the coffee
which VIC import The pconIe nav fvo
cents Der pound duty on ali thew nsa. Int