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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-16
The New Dodge.

Several Chinese landed at
San Francico, on Tuesday, and
lwere outfageolsly treated as
lthey passed along the streets.
This is California Democratic
teaching. tits a cardinal poiL t
In the California Democratic
creed that "a Chinanian has
no rights that a white man lis.
bound to respect" as it has
heretofore been the "infaffible
dogm3' Of Democrats, every
where, that the IHnegro had 10
rights that the WhItel man was
bound to respect" What will
the "Lrue blue" Democrat, be.
lieving in the Dam ocratic. gos.
pei of the past, holding to the
uniEeraty ofDemocratletr uthS
do with the following Kefesy,
contained 10 In y nhe iiplatiofm
adopted at oColahfbus97 bao1iieI
aelhat the dlibsfald principles
embodiedrby Jefferson inal the
Declaration Of Indepehde dehce, ,
and sanctioned in the Oonstiti, 4
ton, which makes oars the land
iofliberty and asylum Of every
nation, have ever been cafdi.
nal . principles of Democratic
faith, and every attempt to
abfsdge the prtviIieges Of 6ecom.
ing citizens and TIE o,onerS Of
sosI among ps 0ughtt0 Be resist.
ed acith the same spirit eohich
sscept the alieT and ssdstionlatSS
from 0u,' statute 6ookS.n 4Hf 3sl
! What ls to become of the
Dred Scott decision, so often
affirmed and canonized in Dem
ocratie platformss What shall
be- done with the brethren in
California, il they continue t0'
persecute and deny that this Isl
"the asylum of soery nation,"'
and aattempt' to abridge the
privilege Of becoming citizenss'I
Oris the new plank simply a
'.glittering generality Ga lie ON
the face ofit" in the langdage
of a Democratic iex.U. .iS.l Sehas
tor from Indiana! 1T looks
plausible on the face, but there
is an "artful dodgeT in it when
the Democrat comes to explain
it from different ostandpoihts.
We will wait awhile for The
different interpretations. They
will come. .-CSn. Chronicle. 5f'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-16

SPOTTED TAIL writes encour>
agingly to Mrs. Spotted Tail. In
his letter, home he says: ,lsa
sThe white man is like the
sands of the sea- His huts are
like the trees Of the Forest
His horses are iron. Their speed
is lightning. He has a little
wire that goes over the great
country. It reaches a hundred
nations. He blows through the
wire. The white man is a great
blower. % The words of his
mouth go to, the ends of the
earth. They call up warriors
and summon men to the coun-
ell. But the soul of Spotted
Tail.knows no fear" a5 -.
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They Won't Go Back On Their
lJGC First Principles. 3 -ii,fl

The Vi Democratic o Enquirer
says thatit was proposed at
the Democratic convention to
adopt one Of the ten command
ments as their platform--"thou
shalt not steal.p The fact that
it was not adopted shows that
the party is the same, yesterf
terday, today and forever
Catch them adopting such a
platform. Why it would drive
all of the old hangers'on out
of the party. 4 .rl asres 3.
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g So. plentiful are the 1 grass,
hoppers in Salt Lake City that
the stencil arising from the
accumulation Of their dead car.
casses is terrible, and is seri-
ously Q, affecting The health of
the city. g
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The great SengerfeSt of the
North American sengerbund
comm enced last Wednesday,
and continues till Saturday,
Large delegations from Ger.
many, Switzerland, France and
other European countries are
present. 1t is stated that the
largest crowd ever assembled
in Cincinnati is present.
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A great fire occurred in Con
stantinople, Turkey, on the 9th
of j une, it consumed over 1000
buildings of all csorts, and de.
stroyed many of tho best in.
the CITY,. q The total loss caused
by the fire is computed at
twenty-five mAlion pounds
sterling. The archives of the
British Embassy were saved.
The American Church of the
Immaculate Conception was on
fire several times, and is con-
siderably damaged, but the
gobelin tapestry, gift of the
empress Eugene, with which
the church was decorated, was
saved and unharmed. ~,
The loss of life by the con.
fagration was trightful. At
some points whole families
were hemmed in blythe flames,
and perished in full view of the
spectators, who could not res
cue them, The, panic among
the people was terrible, and
many lost allpresence of mind
and were unable to save them!
selves. T. Others, in despair,
made no effort TO save theme
selves and were lost. Some of
the Turks, in a aspirit of fatal
ism peculiar to their race and
religion, shut themselves up in
burning houses, refused assist
iance, and met death without a
murmur. Two thousand five
hundred persons were burned
to death or killed by falling
walls and many more are miss.
ing. &c ,iigoliTilJ tes zlgis.
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New Advertis ements.
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FOR SALE.
TOWN PROPERTY

CITUATED In Zaleski. Stoie and dwelling
Scombined, formerly y occupied by Phillips
Go well situated for business; claimed to be
the best location in Vinton county for genera
merchandising. Large store and storage
rooms together with Office and sleeping room.
Fixtures all complete: Second story has six
rooms and hall comfortably an d convenient.
ly arranged for q dwelling house. Terms
reasonable. For further particulars inquire
Of J. H.WERTHEIMER, No. I2s Nam Street,
Cinaipnati, o., or THOMAS L. .KNAUsS,
Zleski, o. junl6 2w
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KOSEOOo!

Endorsed and reeonmended by the Presldent
ofthe Faculty OF the e. Medical Col.
.t. 40 lege ofthc City Of New York.
. .PRoVEssoR lR, 8. NEWTON, MID,
Professor and President Of The Faculty late
b, professor Theory and Practice" 81, %.
~ OF MedIciue, Cinncihnati, &c, 'th'
One of the most eminent medical men Of
thl s age-well known as the author ,.of the
following standard medical works Newton's
"Practice Of Medicine" "Diseases OF Chill
dren," "Newton's Syme's Surgery" &e., iu
December number yof American Medical Re.
Wsw-page 278, says: -.
N "Among the more recent efforts tointrpduce
popuIarly, some or the new remedies, we no. /.
h ,e q new preparation compounded by ] ID.
Lawrence, NJ. D., Of Norfolk, Va, which Is
furnished 70 the profession and the public in
any desired quantity. We recently examined
his Laboratory, and became fully satisfied
thatiall his work is done in the best manner
by the most approved process, and from the
best rnRteri Ais, giving as result medicine
meeting the confidence Of the physicians and
the public" L...l E.'"' ',' v -
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N R, o. TILLERY, MI
KoslkOO Cures Chronic:..Rheu-
.H matiam

~0 Norfolk, Va, Sept. I, 1869.
DR. J. J, LAwRESoE-Dear Sir. My son has
received 80 much benefit from your wonder.
iul Kosk 90 that / can not refrain from ex.
pressing my gratitude. j had tried almost
everything without benefit. l believe, in all
sincerity, that your Kosloo is an infall ible
remedy for the disease from which he has
sufiered, and so Car as can lear n, has never
failed. II you only knew the amount, OF
suffering tn at he has undergone, then you
could conceive the value Of such remedy as
KoskooIthat surely cures. The great
amountof good 1t is doing among us Is iAestlN
ri With much gratitude, '~'- ''''
] am respectfully yours, &C., tr,oy
81" :rthH MRS. NJ. e. A. NELS ON.
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Read. the following from Mr.. Womble, o
prominent Hardware Merchant ofthis city; ! ~
. No. 10 Market Square, Norfolk, Va,
On, LAwREscE--Dear Sir: To the large mum.
ber Of testimonials which you offer of the
great efficacy Of your koskoo. take pleasure
IN adding my own. / suffered greatly with
Nervous Debility, Headache, Loss Of Appe.
tlte, Ac. Two bottles OF Koskoo res tored me
80 o. gfa J:G. woMBLE. r
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: The car shops. of the Kansas
Pacific railroad, at Wyandotte,
Kansas, were destroyed by fire
on Thursday night, together
with three passenger coaches,
three flat cars, one box and one
stock car, belonging to the Chi
;ago, Burlington & Quincy R.
R., and about $4,000 feet of
walnut and oak lumber was
also burned. The loss to the
company is $4,000; insurance
small. Most of the mechanics
working in the shop lost their
tools. r, .... ... .-
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THE corner stone Of the new building com
} lp9sing the Swan Lodges off, A; hasops
aud 10. q, TemplafS Will be laid By th Dep
csSsSiSS..sa S scn@ master GT'A 1epr0prN''
, No person will be. allowed 10 come on or
within two miles OF The gsounds with anything
for sale, either groceries or. refreshme 1ts
,RcfrashIhents and dinner WI be prepared BY
the committees Of the respective orders, the
4 rjcesds 10 be applied 10 the building Of the
new lodge Persons furnishing any provi.
slohs for the dinner, Rilhplefse have them on
thesround bJ nine o'clock, a. N. OF the 24th.
The public are, cordially invited 10 attend.
Tickets for dinner can be had at either OF The
stoFes IN MI PlsasAnt or Of the eommiittee,1 ,
BY order oi the Committee.
. jLnlS 4 9itvlO1 il H.sAIN,, Chm
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From Rev. W. n. Christian, Pastor Dinwid.
die Street Methodist Church. .i,. 2
10 Portsmouth, Va. Oct ober26, 1860. J.
This ~ 10 certify that know DR.. Lawrence
we'll. He Is o gentleman OF cultivation, and
worthy OF che fullest confidence. have used
his Koskoo with advantage 10 myself and
have adopted its use 10 my family in cases OF
nervous debility and depression. & Je =
90 W. h. CHRISTIAN.
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continues AZ No"e' Dapai' an
loup energetieaiiy coinpatS VS. .iie =.
proposni'.,lHonn' ,Hn ana Eeven'y nve
'".nS' H"'' .Va'' >.
va" ,''' ' 'e ,..,,.,,I
:1n. lHE hiver " ana q nafuof D'il
pasSeu "no -to.'. 90 eo.o a. @ ono
rom ING 0o~ltis'e'. S-J0'0oo
was approPiia'eu ioi 't'D 'no no''9 =,
'nio o"na,' iOe,S oaoo rs Ia
sOan%Ae .1aI 'nas 1y0'ovV cA'.nS1 oi9 : 7
WIZ htires 10 ne0q77u' '"%7' teA' teA "4.N1i II
Hk Wloo* oil tle .hign' new
Nee,n@,u t.0".F'.s'.I. A.oDei' 80 nnu"n III
90 s'S,ol ,'',.E.1S ,sl,'I :,
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oaieu''a a aieu o.l, IN ho,niOl' n'e
1anu' VA 1no 1siT 10sn r u =. -YY'." DnaY' "' " :
AaYAhceo ase. c.p1 8 l..-E
SOMEBODY overcharged' Dan
ni.e 20 o.. ~ :, C'"rA0'-'o 'f'' "Dl :, ~. anr
anu ne iTiY'OSSSYu iTY'OSSYs ~ P"', @iN VIZ
LOT d laNyel W pciSno'ne oaSe'
and went OIL win MS circus'
leaving hrsctions for his attor'
nes Spenu SOVVl fa'n0' ''nah
pay the @1' Nnu 'ufaS on i.liiil nin
iOf the money ss.,, al.
The condition OF American
Oommetce'iS SLOWLY oa' surrey
recoVefins' Applica'iohS a ioi
signai lettefS lor new va mercnah, ' :.
SesSeiS S pout iI'O 'ne Du'eeu y
osA'i'4s'' DV' te'' '."A , '.1'',
n'e having Deen inaue uutins
VIC nt'' nv' u"' u 'A0 e to',
Gnu mon'n' nn .a r..r.e..19 .
The reports OF the Bureau oil
o'S'iSN0SI SHOWS .no 'upU'''
~ w '.o =. .''n0 ' aooo %, oos
4,on o. "eio y ' 90 oIo'e, 20
u, anu 'ne eApof''' S00''0'NV
inv eApoi'' ale !r no'' '.A''
nii'on' eioA , Ne
'he 'aNe 'tmo '.'1 'Ao ''''ou0
'eai..,aroY 20. I9cs. a'a..
UNDER the present law the
lax ON irus diSliierieS Is so
a,, neasy alas a.a, = ,lan, :, .,raD.n. .OOa'r"'
ppanaoas p1 ]; -. :, co,5 -; ,;.y; ! j. !.
- os;aod gse -
ono o Hs, ~
-. .0'se aen ~ Olu0l iouuoine sne '"A
" s.,.'..,'f ~ u io'' oi TA"iSH "An - -
eacn ulstilery' -.-r 1a .-
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Notice.

N0T-CE hefel y given 10 the public not 10
kNtrust my Wils on my eeeount, - che has
len my bed aud board without cause OF pro-
tQeation and win not be irresponsible iol Any
e1l she eontraetai DAVID hcoUAID.A
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-16

DAVIS ohVVES MO An nun I.
Complete arrangements have
been made by the undersigned
committee for having a cele.
bration worthy of the GLORIOUS
Fourth" Everything been
done and will be done by the
Committee to make the affair
one of the most pleasant and
agreeable ever held in the
County. s>~ ''' O..
The Declaration Of Independence
y. r. WILL BE READ By su g,
CAPT. w. j. RANNELLs,
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Lime for Sale.

A LII persons mshins 70 purchase lIn,e 4rs
ASrsaussssa = gl,s es I, cal efiSrs sfi &c,
s1ic1ss s1ieis s ''issIas s;s Sss: " s.a tA'A 81
JuuisIf JOHN KUHN AsoN
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A. W. MILLS. ,
Koskoo is endorsed by the best physicians
everywhere. Read the following from DR..
Tillery, successful practitioner Of many
years standing In the Old North State:
=. Rocky MouaI, Edgecombe Co..
September 10, 1869.
DR. J. J. LAvRENoS--Dear Sir: ! have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract OF Koskoo
in my practice with the happiest results. /
find It to be q powerful Liver Invigorator
Blood Purifier, aud Nervous To mic, In al
diseases OF the Liver, Scrofulous Syphiltc
snd Nervous Affections, 1t 10 remedy Of i'm.
mense val ne; in fact, 10 almost every
variety Of Chronic Diseases. its use Is lndi-
Gated. Hoping you may meet With the sue.
eesl which you deserve as q manufacturer OF
reliable medicines, am sir, with much res
spect,
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KOskOO Cures ScrOfula In Its
81 Jl-1 + WOrStaFOrms. 10 ~ 2.

From A. W. Mills, prominent and walI
ku own merchant Of Norfolk, Va.
No. II Main street, Norfolk, Va.,Sept. Is, 1869.
worked wonders IN my family. My daughter
has been sufferer from Scrofufa since child
hood. She lost thirty, one pieces Of bone from
her ankle, several nom her arm besides hav.
ing ulcers IN several parts other body. Whilst
in thisI condition she commenced taking your
your Koskoo4it acted like charm on her;
under its use the ulcers gradually healed, and
tainly saved her much sutfe ring, and perhaps
her lie. regard Koskoo a specific for al
scrofulous affections. Your Koskoo also
cured my wife Of DyspepsiH from which she
suffered greatly. She is now in better health
than she has been in Aye years. ..hJs 4
{ With the highest regards,q
4 am oratah,lIy voura ~ ..r..
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FROM DR.. LLOYD. A 1 PHYSICIAN OF
a. ~ LARGE PRACTICE. I-7-1 {.

G. Great Bridge, Va, October 9, 1869.
]. J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D.-Dear Sir: / cheers
fully endorse your. Koskoo as being "a most
valuable preparation. Upon examination OF
the formula, find each ingredient highly ex.
tolled by our best and most progressive
clinical investigators. have testedits effects
in my own practice, and haze no hesitation in
recommending 1t. In my opinion, 'itis the
best compound ofits class seyer putbeforethe
public-excesding by far all the various conn
pounds OF sarsaparilIa, TO-, ever inyented. Z It
isa decided NerSe Tonic, and inyigorator OF
ilation, and thereby producing healthy blood,
which should be the basis OF treatment In all
chronic Diseases. Hoping you will resp the
reward yon deserve from tbs public as a ben
efactor, ~ 6tl 1-.lj goo 1 ~ %
p lam sir, YOUR truly, :, :, nc 1, ,,v,>,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-16

proved Grain.Saving and Tfme.Savina
Thre,hsrs 10 without parallel In the annals Of JsF
Machinery. tI.g
and sold last year were ever before made and sol4
BY any other Threshlns Machine concern n tho SAmS
period Of is existence.
They went Into every state freul
PennsylTsnis 70 Kansas and from Minnesota y
cess IN the very states, and even in TIE ysry
counties, tOhers ne best er tAs old o. "sndisis
apron" styis are mads-0HI0, the nursery Of eiss
CANT Far? Machinery, leading the van In 'hs nnpbss
Largely increased earnings are ~.
portedeby Threshermen who have used, and gFese
iaving Of grain BY Farmers Who have employed hsn.
= They eommanded n choice Of gobep
and usually nom ons;hah M cen, 70 two two q, cent, p
OF work long after other kinds were "lald up" be-
cause they saved the rarmers' grain nom going
Into the straw-pilej cleaned Il At for mills
ing or market Inspection, and worked eagv
Their capacity r. remarkable, hes
only In ordinary conditions Of What 0ats. Rye and
barley, but In wet and bad-conditioneA grAio
their advantage: are peculiar, ss we'll - In TfHss
In FLAX they arc unrfvaled, even.
BY expensive machines made on pasUosefo giax sn1
nothing etse. a. -
Their distinctive advantages in save
ing and cleaning result from tne aamreos Ang
effective plan Of shaking tho grain oue
OF the straw, and grea. capacity Of The eieane
Ing apparatus. r- .t.-,,.,,,...t
Their Ease OF Draft, Cheapness %
Repairing Ease Of Mansg enent, etc. from Their have
ing no Beaters, no Rotsvs, no CDacas 9rsts- On
risrs, no Raddlss, and only about hdf a. rsoa9
Belts, Gear Waesis. Bosss, yonrndis, Shafts. Fiilb
etd 10 oLoo, vELa our, Asrz onAIs, AID 30 DsAsvs
o. 10 % ksps N REPAIR, az Other htads siiE I. -.
Every Thresh erman should hes1saAA
before investing In the old style Of Machines, Which
are going out or dats, because he can get then eD
ons. .vinded terms poor psy, o. st ls,ls ~
price. The difference In price between The bess sse
me poorest Is only about dy 70 one hundred doilaSs
While the difsrsacs 10 tAs fret season's sarNtNaf
may BE- ssrerdI kvndssd dostars 70 say ncahine %
The satisfaction Of running ne best, Or M saldosaGo
sher one, two Or thres seaso hS use. .ti.j
Farmers, who EMPLOY, can deeA1e.
II they choose, schat kind Of Machines sA1IJ - sse
ta Esir nsfgk6orhoods and should tnvesigais 49,
,as smother 70 III pay AZ. shs -shTsskiss M; o.
should know =. ~ h ts9 :, ~ = -
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DESCRIpTvE.CIRCgkknA

,r- Cau for or send and aet Dese!1pe1y9
sss.: Ia :ss ss.
INC EsTABLIsHMEN11,s a. yeu - HkkAAr
r9ls" Alo1s sad q. s,s ~ 1lfGs scd n'9 -;
- wrRs fvSich Are ola separsiely, when dsrsd,
oS "anS aspesSsd y 6 run alSsr nAsSns., sssshss
reports from multitudes Of psacticsi fhsesbes.
and Farmers who have pur chased ana used snsns
a. many well 'sonadsfsd and amply tesied n
0yEMfNTs In details, for conceniencs and 9Hsse
mess, ,have, been added since last yeexs "a
ia o. f.thsuses Circulars uaflf =. y
$50 Apply 10 Lantz q Pearcet
Agents, Macarthur, Ohio.'3
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS.

Our spring business has far surpassed our most
ssnguine expectations. We have employed some 65
hands for cutting and 1900 to manufacture the
goods into our magnificent styles of Clothing On
Saturday we will open with an entire new lot OF
TEN DOLLAR SUITS, far surprising anything
offered this season. Light and dark brown aud
garnet-mixed Cheviots, mixed double and twist
Cashmere "all-woo" all for the low sum of TEN
DOLLARS. Then come the immense quantity OF
ouths' and Boys Clothing, suits of White and Brown
Linen, Alpaca, Drap d'Ete, and Diagonal Rib
Worsted. We also have abundance OF Linen
busters, and in fact everything that constitutes
gentlemans wardrobe, guaranteed far superior in
style and workmanship, and in prices lower than
any other house in the United States.
RoCRHILL & WILSON,
nInn md mi afr
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JUST THE THING

FOR THE SEAsHoRE
are the
SKELETON
BANHoCKBURN SUITS,
made by
CHARLES STOKES,
No. 824 CHESTNUT STREET.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET GOODS DIRECT FROM
HuRorE OHEAP.-GEoReE GAY will sail for Europe
the "Cy of Washington June ls and will execute
orders intrusted TO him England, France Germany,
promptly, and for a small commission.
Orders may be left at GAYS CHINA PALACE, No. 1922
OHEsSuT STREET, until the 18th of June.
The present stock must closed out TO make for fall
mportatons offered less than old gold prices
Below we quote prices of tew leading staple goods.
The of fancy goods is offered at still greater dis.
count from former prices.
Show room open till o'clock at night.
White French China Dining Sets, 150 pieces $4,000
white French China Dining Sets, ll3 pieces 81 so
White French China Tea Sets a ......... 200
White French China Tea Sets a. pieces 800
Best Stone China Dining Sets, "a pieces. $50
handles ' $50
handles 400
Best Stone China Chamber Sets $50
Best Stone China Cups and Saucers. per set, IL
pieces cups with handies.. %
White French China Cups and Saucers, per set, IL
pieces cups with handles, lU
dozen . ~ ............, 100
'TabIe Tumblers. ner dozen IS
Table C,oblets per dozen - 100
Goods of the city will be packed and delivered
TO the transportation Office free of charge and insured
against breakage to destination
Show open till o'clock at night.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16

MR.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the ieweer ut No. g..
street, has Of the largest and most attractive
kinds of Jewelry and Sverware in the city.
He has also hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold out below cost preparatory to removal Those
who purchase this at the present time certain
to get the worth of their money.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16

Nos. 609 and COS Chestnut street.

THOSE CITIZENS who purpose iourneying north.
ward cannot do better than quarters at the St.
Lawrence Hotel Montreal Canada. The proprietor Mr..
H. Hogan is of unlimited experience in this line.
The house is beautifully located, richly furnished and
every way adapted for the purposes designed. The
scenery in the neghborhood is almost too well known to
need any praise hands, whilst the heahness of the
place is likewise proverbial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16

II WILL RELIEVE THE BABY.-There is mistake
about it. Mrs Wrsow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething not only relieves child from pain but regu
the stomach aud bowels, dysentery and dar
rhoea sotens the gums reduces all Inflammation, ant
gives rest health and comfort mother and child. 1t
pleasant take and perfectly safe in all 1t give
universal satisfaction.