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BY Lee & Goddin,
Anct,oneers and Real Estate Agents.
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
l. CUMFOkTABLE DWELLING, ON WEE ~
deed of trust bearing date the 7Lh day OF Octo-
her. 1858. from John Hewlett and wife, and re-
Hustings eogTt clerks sn. Gs &C
irstees na,ne therein, at tie request Of the bene-
siaI parties, proc: I'd to sell at PUBLIC sneti9n on
Inc premises ut o'clock r. NJ, on THUkSDAoI, ~,
GROITND, with the improvements, fronting 81
feet IN Webster street, and running back lS8 1ses
TO c. bell street. In the city OF Richmond. Inc
tees we shall My convey by special warranty
TERMS OF SALE: sufficient cash to pay tae sum
of $2s7.32 with ITS interest apd the COSTS OF suie
and the residue Of the purcha-e money on suSn
terms as shall be made known on the day OF sale.
JAMES W1LSON, ! Trustees.
mol tbs JAMtS II. WELSH,
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ALL POLICIES NON-FoEEEITABLF.
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BY Jamea u. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auc.ioneer.
Office No. lilo Main street.

raHATLARGE THRFE-STORY BRICK
4 STORE AND DWELLING No. POP MAIN AT
STREET, SECDEO DOOR From TN Me- ~; *
At the request of the owner shall sell at auction
on the premises, on SATURDAY: the eth day Of
Sovem Der 1870 at O'Clock P. NJ, tn It La kGE
PRICK STORE An, DWELLING located, III s
SIX rooms ahoye the st9 On ain
street, running back 100 feet to an alley. THIS
property Is suitable for almost any kind ct busi-
TERMS: One-th,rd cash; balance at Elk and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest add
ed, and secured by a deed of trust.
&C 3l-6t JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auc'r.
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NIX. he
GIRARp, PA, March 81, 1889.
Editor Cosmopol;te:
desire as an unsolicited tribute to the merits cl
Helm bolds Buchu, and for the benefit OF those
similarly afflicted SIS myself to say that sfter con-
sulting many eminent physicians, and trying
nearly all the best advertised remedies in the vain
hope of finding relief from aggrayating kidney
and bladder diseases, from which have suffered
excessively for many years, good fortune finally
suggested to mo Helmbold's Buchu, which COM
menced using with little faith, and no apparent
beneficial results for about o month. Atthe expi-
ration OF that time, however, thought COM
menced to experience slight relief, which epcou-
ragged me to persevere In its use, and now, st the
expiration Of four months, although am an IN
firm old man, nearly seventy.eight years Of sge,
and consequently medicines cannot be expected to
fsvorahly effect ne as they otherwise would, I
have found such unspeakable relief and perma-
nent benefit from Mr. Hembod's valuable dis
coyery that feel ought publicly TO record the
fact. as an acknowledgment to him and valuable
suggestion to the public.
Yours, respectfully,
ID. II. LAREN.
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n EIBIG'S EXTRACT OF BEEF.

This EXTRACT 10 prepared in the most careful
manner aud Is invaluable for the sick or conva'
lesceut. Containing 1t does the juices obtained
from healthy beeves only, it will be found most
nutritious and effective resto er OF strength and
health. Excellent BEES TEA Is made by dis
solving one fourth teaspoonful Of the extract In
teacupful Of hot water, adding little salt and
butter 10 the taste. Sold by
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
ocl ele Main street.
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'' .,1fTso M, eaEEs-ra1rn nay.
Nv Cook u Laughton. Auctaonaers,
,,rnar Franklin and Governor gsFaetss

corner Franklin aad Governor asraosss
HOUSEHOLD ruRNIs.
a. LAa,srs,S NJ nfsEoN. CaRpETntt &C., At
= ICTfnS,-THrs DAY, as 10 O'clock. we WIN
sci, q our spe ,h nn1rgsmAI;s and W sHsTANDs
"a ayI0t;ASY, OAK, and C0TTA9E BED
Hlfa and sAucK MATTrRslE.sIsnSss
sNE and wOoDSEAT CHAINS,
SSaaSKISG and OFFICE STOVES,
Que Iob ~ Ef3iy,n y gsss saS rssoeaJKEes
MA N eSE and LACE on aTAlNS, DC.
ALSO,
"a bo sold snr account Of the es'afe OF the iate
r. n SCH ieid, s.rrr co,nn,e.e:
W9psHCN M SxrES~TON TABLE,
sWMNisG-RO O: nj [ HAIRS and sIDEBoAkD,
MATTREsSES,
t,R cCEERf,
GIASSWA RE, &C.. ,ron ,,,,,-,
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

IN lss;
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L. NJ Archibald, ". y. NJ. Consul. chsirmsn /;
A. 4. Low, OF A. 4. Low & Brothers y. :: Jat-
fray, Of II. ). Jarray i Co.. Hichald Irwin. of
Richard Irwin 4 Co.; David Saiom.n Bo"r-
man Johnston, CT j. fuormsu Johnston 3 Co /;
James ctuert, otJ. j, ttutTt.
I he Company limits Itself eutirel, 10 FLEE
business. ..,,
All LOSSES equitab'y adjusted and PROMPT
LY PAID.
The business Of this company, extending over
period Of sixty seven years, having been upiform-
~ prosperous, has won for them high reruis-
tlon throughout the world ;0r careful management
and financial strength. The patronage Of the In
surfing public is solicited, with speClal attention
to our liberal rates of premium.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE Sc CO.,
General Agents state Of Virgins.
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rTHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

nNHE MUTUAL LIFE INebEaSCE
4 COMrANY OF REV YORSzo RGhh I,
COMPANY IN THE wQRLD-CASH ASSETS
OVER $4,000, 000.--This Is an all-cash AID
purely mutual con,pany-no dfDt6snds to stock
holdsrs, which time and experience mas proven 20
be the only safeguard IN lie Insurance.
Dividends payable at the sT,d IF tds frst 3sGr
upon ell policies, increasing annually through
Life, and eIceeding those n any co7Gp9ny s., Tbs
world, which can be used 10 decrease the preHni-
ums or to purchase additional insurance, al me
option of the policy -holder, TeSdrdl.ss Of Tic
health Of the insured Premiums payable anDu-
ally, semi-annualiy, or quarterly.
The agent invites the attention of ministers Of
the Gospel to bis liberal plan for insurance on
their lives In this company.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent
DR.. j. 3. MCCAw. Medical Examiner. aus
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TIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
" SUBAECE.
sECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
nv NEW vnRX

CAPITAL ....-..-.-.a........... $1,000 eco
CASH ASSETS fJanusry /, ls7o) 1890. 2,ol7,sss 81
BRANCH OFFICE, no. lola MAIN STREET.
We Issue POLICIES in the above frat-clsss
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection aga!oet
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINESnd INLAND
RISKS taken 10 any point In the fNsted states,
Policies on brick buildings Issued f0i from one 10
Rates as low "a those or any other company
fe2I On. WALKER q CO., Agents.
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CoNsoLlpA rIoN.-Runnin the Richmond
Examiner into the Richmond Repu0ac ,
Vide Haqhes. Bristol NetuS.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
Y SURRY COUNTY FOR SALE.-By virtue
of the last will and testament OF James :. Clark
deceased shall expose t. sale at public nde auctlcn
Der, 1910 Chat being court day. the following
valuable PROPERTY, belonging to the estate of
OAK Hill L." whe, con the deceased lived and
died. cont ,ining about 600 ACRES; ts remarks bly,
he althy; has excellent water; and lies imme-
asts on the road Leading fT9m a
betweel the two places. and shout two and n half
miles from each. 1t has OH 1t a large, convenient
basement, &c all nicely fitted up, and occupying
a commanding position on 4 hill In the midst OF q
beautiful oak grove near te roan IL also mas on
wei, arranged farm ; all Of which are In good re-
pair.
raised rails in this section Of the country.
wharf on" on James river, a. which the Norfolk and
Richmond steamers stop daily, and packet runs
regn 'rly to Norfolk from Gray,s Creek landing
There is an abundance of wood, timber. and
mari on the place, ard several acres OF meadow
land of the best quality The body OF the place e
lies on the west eide, next to The place Galled
Gray,s Creek, and will be sold with Gray's Creek
1GRAY,S CRREK," containing about $40
ACRES, lies on the opposite side Of the road from
Oak Hill. It has on 1t good single-story brick
in good rep,ir: plenty Of wood, timber, &C., and
fhe land IS very fertile and well adapted to the
production Of all the crops usually raised Ia this
vicinity.
Persons desiring to purchase either Of the above.
named places are earnestly requested 10 examine
hSFs hf dy take aT In
ing persons over either of the places. .,,
Trims a credit OF one end two years VIII De
given by The purchasers giving bonds, with ap.
proved bearing interest feom day Of sale, ar d
fen to be retained on the lands until the purchase
money Is paid. Possession Will be given on OF
hefor. 1st january 1871 For further particulars
applyto GrDRGE T.; c GL IA dec,o
Cniirt-bOu9p. Va.
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BY Richardson b Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 11la Main street.

GIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
~ FOR SALE ST AUCTInN.-Will be sold at
vember at O'Clock P. NJ. uf fair; If not, tire next
fair day thereatter,) SIX VALUABLE BUILD
The southwest corner Of 3lst and streets,
and two fronting 81 By 132 feet each on the west
side of 9th street, between and streets all of
which lots have an Hey in tine rear 10 feet WIDE
z TERMS One thi, cash the balance ata, 8, and
IL onths, for notes, with interest added
and secured by q deed OF trust.
oc 20 td* RICHARDSON & CO., Auct's.
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By Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

A DIM NISTRATOR'S SALE OF Ell
~ CaILENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CaRpETS, &C., At AUCTION.-Wlilb be sod
on FRIDAY, November Attn, a. 10 O'Clock, at /, {
residence OF tne late VIM. G. Durham, On 9Th
STREET, near Main. the
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CARPETS, &C.,
balor Cling to til; sid estate EN- iraciES genera
assortment, but little used. ,
SAM'L Al RES, Administrator.
COOK LAUGHTON, Auct're. nol
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BY Hill & Goddin,

FIVE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING
IN MARSHALL STAEET AND LAFAY-
FTrE AVENUE, FOR SALE At AUCTION
we win sell on SATURDAY, November 5th, 1870,
cafcd ms above, each fronting 90 feet inches on
LAFAYETTE avenue. and running back 81 feet. IGese
lots have good entrance from Broad stteeC ny Ia,
ravette avenue, half square above jail alley and
Terms: Very favorable and made known ut
hour Of sale HILL q GODDIN, Aucis.,
i mn tia ll08 Main street.
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFEC-
TON OF LONG STAN ING-S STONE
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPORT, CONN.,, September s, 1859.
Il. T. Helmbold, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I commenced taking your Extract
Of yuchu ~ about two weeks since for an affection
ofthe gravel bladder, and kidneys. Ihsve suffer
ed By spells, very much, for few days past But
Yesterday relief came through the effect OF your
"Buchu." A stone passed from my bladder about
the size of large pea, and now feel perfectly
well and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with SO hard. attribute my cure to your
medicine entirely, and would recommend all per-
sons similarly affected to try 1t. 1 have great
faith In It's curative powers.
Yours, truly, THOMAS J. BENNETT.
REV. WILLIAM COGSWELL, Westport, Conn.
J. L. G. CANNON, Druggist, Westport, Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq, Westport, Conn.
DR.. WAKEMAN, Reading, Conn.
r. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
York city and many others, If necessary.
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None are genuine na,ess done up in sTEEL.
ENGRAVED WRAPPER. with fac-simile Of N,
chcmica, Warehouse and signed Il
! susi-am II. q. HELkBOLlA
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Capital stock and surplus over. .Ss.1O0. G0O 90
Investments In United States ........ 6ff,3s5 II
eSnia' rrristerrI bonds. 10000 90
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ssnUasAaen essssPAssEs:

TNsURAagE G4pnPAsIEs.
:aTUTUAL AssuR AgcE SOCIETY or
NA rscos ysseIhgaEsD i1ss.
nvyrup coRvsa Oh CT 1sTH IND BAax sTEEETs
nsurss Blaings ~ O. snEaa. eSc1
T ass auo:a Tor iS having sesh ssaacsa persons
having property 10 tisufe win ind 70 teir Inter.
JOIN. >. vAaFoa:TH. s ssssss
SAMUEL q. PULLIAss. COLLECTOR
DIRECTIONS:
JAguELIkI z. T4 ~
VILLA, eapssha5Hsfs ~.
5 5tsas = 65 Hss55ss
WILLIAM GBAY,.71
SAMUEL q TAs kIS
ALFRED T. HAsEis,
S saHhRs sFF = u HATssoE,
S% Igsii1tM; IL &. y P,a'LMFR oc1s
foHN q. MONTAGUE,
y FIRE, MARINE, aaS NPT LIFE iSsokAS'h
1l1s MAIN STREET, RIcuMoND Va ,.,o..
Representing home and other he oo companies whose
cosnea assets town or country
against Are Merchandise in transit over land or sea
against loss damage, and issues Le f1neie IS On
consistent with mutual safety. ..ro,,,,u .or+,s-
reference Is also made 20 the following certih-
cate: p,ruNoNp. Oct. IS. 1870.
n Montague, agent, has deposited In tlle Trea-
s,r, nf the State of Virginia 1875 600 in bonds as
Guarantee Gund to the holders OF policies IN TIC
companies IspsSdjjen'so " A JOIN s EApy
Acting Treasurer OF Virginia.
applications A. ppa,m solicited r Ry MONTAGUE Agent.
TOHN n. CLAIBORNE & co.
y FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE,
No. 1los MAIN STREET.
PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY
CALIFGRNA. a,
Capital stock paid up gold. rss w y,
Accommodations tSold) ..........'..... '4o'o0" -
EXECUTIVE AND ADVISORY COMMITTEE IN NEW
LOUIS McLANE, i late Pres's Wells, Fargo
r&&Rfb 81 BILLINGS, ,..,..
Afhi f 4. MtA Il Il Hunt h1I TiIi%rsast
HOWARD POTTER, Brown Brothers &c CO..
STS}K ssEf HERHRknE eseFys 9Rszhs Co.
j. G. KELLOGG,
MOSES ELLIS, Boston.
POLICIES ISSUED IN GOLD OR CURRENCY.
no rw9 H Re a,s II Ssw Ydt oT he
security of policy-h0lders. ,,,.
Treasurer or Virginia.
| The stockho,ders Of this Company. unaer t.e
law Of the State of California are hello sub)ect %
| INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY for the debts OF me
company, whether they exceed the amount SO SUB
scrihed or not-thus not only securing great care
| in the management Of the company by Its o1cer'.
but giving greatly increased security, as tue stoek.
holders are estimated TO be worth be, ween twenty
and thirty millions Of dollars, Ia gold giving the
company the right to claim position 70
| All losses euuitably adjusted and promptly paid.
| As agents. we ask the patronage Of tue public.
with special attention to our LIBERAL rates OF
premium. DC 40 -im
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Mr.. Lareu refers to the following gentlemen
Colonel DAN RICE, Girsrd, Pa;
CHARLES STOW, Esq, Girard, Pa, editor O
Cosmopolne;;
GEORGE b. CUTLER, Girard, Pa, Attorney !;
C. j. HINES, Girard Pa, Attorney;
Captain D. w. HUTCHINSON. Glrard, Pa, At
torney;
DAVID OLIN, Giard, Pa, Merchant:
DAVID z. DAY, Girsrd, Pa, Merchant;
G. T. ROCKWELL. Gsrard, Pa. Merchant;
B. G. ELY Girard, Pa, Druggist.
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ASK FOR
II E L III B OIL DIS.
TAKE NO OTHER.

Sold BY druggists AMI dealers every whele,
Price, si.2s per bottle, or SIX bottles for sasa.
Delivered to any address.
Describe symptoms In all communications.
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/ RE DUN TIC AST L &, $40 Broad street,
lx1 agent for the SUNNY.SIDE HEATER-the
best In market Tor hea.tng two Or more rooms |;
slso, the uIAnOEDSTAT C0OKING-S
the cheapest stovs IN the market; and all kinds or
7ffEkTEaG and Co0KING-sTCYES ON hand.
DEL ~ 80 ~ So e 5000 - s-ssss &
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ESTABLISHED Is %.

CApITAL REPRESENTED. $50, ooc,Ooo.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of LONDON.
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GOOO FOR A LOT IN SIDNEY.-Only
pCOlJ $50 cash; balance in monthly payments
of SIS until paid. These LOTS are situated on
Main street, near the street ailwaS. Apply to
e. B. NEWBURN,
Real Estate Auctioneci,
mol No. 10l8 Main street.
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nod LIVER OIL.-Perfectly pure and
" unusually fresh. Its quality Is unexception.
measure. J. BLAIR,
se 10 s26 Broad street.
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LOCAL DIRECTORs-NEW YoRE

EDGAR W. CRowELL, Resident Manager;
JOSEPH Is. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.
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Two PHYSICIANS.-Dr. Squibbs Comp.
n Ext. Colocynih, DIR. squibb's Purified Chic
reform, DR.. Squibb's Pow'd Chinese Rhu oarD,
DR.. Squibb's Chlor ate Ky drate, DR.. Slulhb's Sab
Nit. Bismu h-especially recommended for their
p. E. DUPUY, Apotbecary,
oc d27 Broad street.
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s,xr1e,s. nsDss;s " rss, eee

MOODS AGUE CONQUEROR TR,-
w ITNpHANT. Read the iollo "fng certtf-
. ss,es WHY suffer when a dose or two OF this In
yainable remedy viii stop your chiiis 'at once
Ger Sc at WOOD s. 80 IS NEW DRU1 SIONE,
corner 9th and aain streets.
HENRrco COUNTY, Jan. 5th 1883.
Mfr, d. B. Food-Drar Sir have tried your
.Gi;R CnSpUEROE, and think IL Invaluable. l
r ve had the ague or chilIs In my family for nearly
three wears, and during the tune have taken over
three Jars ofquinine and nearly every other mea!,
I've rrcomnended to me for chitl;. but none cured
srd only stOpps the chills for short time nntll
tried your AGuE CoNQUERoR, WHICH mas oeSn
nearly SIX months ago, and not one OF my lamuy
has had chnl since.
Most respectfully, your fsiend,
% ". ". OAhKhhs
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MARINE. AND

~ LIFE INSUHANJE
OFFICE No. ll0S MAIN STREET.
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REFER TO

CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFEC.
TION OF APATIENT sEvENTY-EIGHT
YEARS OF AGE-THANKS TO
MIR. HELMBOLD.
GIRARD, PA, March 81, 1850,
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HALF LOAN GIVEN
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Fl. T. HEEuBoLD'

DRUG AND CHSMGAL WAREHOUSE, /
s9a BROADWAY, NEW YORK. a
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LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT
STATEMENT:
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IucidentaIs.

Alex. II. Stephens is barely able to sit up and
in ooan oa early
- North Carolina is to have new paper, to be
called the Ltt7nbert0n RObesOnian. The tnewsboys
will find that name altogether too much for them.
The critic OF Cincinnati paper passed an un-
speak OF Tennyson's "Hoy Wall, and other Poems
The trustees OF the institution for the education
OF the blind in Massachusetts,, ask Boston to give
them s6O,000 and the rest OF the State as much
more. .l-... x Ia.
gresham Hopkins passed away with words OF love
10 friends and the prayer, 80 Lord, receive my
soul"
Mungens reputation speech 1t says "the debt will
never be paid" and that "there are millions OF tax
payers who VIII in the next Presidential election de-
mand that it be scaled or wiped out And it
'honors" Mr.. Mungen for having the "moral courage
to speak his honest sentiments" thus showing that
there is at least one member OF Congress claiming
to be Democrat on principle"
The Richmond Dispatch says it agrees with the
late Mr. Stanton In the opinion that the Rebels aided
the North by acting always on the defensive, and
going further, says:-"After the battle OF Manassas
the whole North was open to us Penn Pe9nnsyiyanla yS
us but ignorance OF the art OF war. There were no
armies TO do it, Perhaps twas best our rulers knew
not their business"
Massachusetts is attempting to shorten the
length of its legislative session by limiting the
pay Of the members to $500.
Hon. George w. Julians physician says he
must have absolute rest from business or care of
any klnd-that Ills lie depends upon III.
Connecticut does not yet despair of its ice
crop. 1t proudly points to the fact that few
years ago not pound was harvested in Southern
and Eastern Connecticut till March, and then
the crop was good pr
General Bradley T. Johnston has recently
paid into the Virginia State Treasury the sum
of $5S,000, collected by him as agent Of the
State to adjust its claims In the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company. The money has been
placed to the credit of the Board of Public
Works. .HI.
The New Orleans Times says that good cti-
zens viii not object 10 the raid contemplated
by the Revenue Bureau upon the gambling
houses there, but says the Government must
move quickly, as the came good citizens have
solemnly determined this gigantic curse shall
not blot the good name of their city for another
year. no matter at what cost 1t has TO be oblite
rated.
Speaking of murderers who are not unpre
possessing in their personal appearance, the
Terre Haute QndO Express says that the mos
coldbooded murderer 1t ever heard of was com
mitted by the handsomest man, the most elegant
| gentleman" the greatest favorite with the
ladies, that could be found in circuit OF fifty
miles; and that there was not family In The
county that would not have been glad TO wei
| come him as a relative by marriage up to the
! very hour when his awful crime was exposed.
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Foreign Affairs.

Harmony between the Sultan and the Khe-
dive is completely restored.
-Rochefort is to be arraigned for outrage
against the Emperor, and for melting violence
and disorder.
The famous Star and Garter Inn, at Rich
mond near London, was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday night.
There are dissensions in the Austrian Cabi-
net on the subject of Federalism, and changes in
its personnel are not unlikely
james Frazier, who visited this country as
commissioner TO examine our common school
system, has been appointed Bishop of Man
chester.
The French Minister of the Interior has
issued circular to projects of departments; de-
claring the liberality of the ministerial policy,
but stating that order will be exacted
-Prlm explained at length in the Cortes, yes
terday, the cause of the present crisis in Spain.
The republicans introduced a resolution con-
demnatory of his conduct of the Government.
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SCHOEPPE.
Denial of the s.stants zeItung,, story.

Denial of the ''Stants Zeitung'' Story.
- The following translation from the columns of
the German newspaper Breie Presse Of yester-
day, in relation to Dr. Schoeppe, will be read
with INTEREST,"
From the reports of European newspapers we
have seen that the person who is here charged
with murder by poison Dr. Paul schoeppe, is
identified with certain person CT the same
name who has from Germany a bad record. We,
the undersigned citizens, emigrated to this
country from Germany, do hereby declare that
such assertion in European papers Is based upon
a mistake in regard TO the respective persons.
We know DIR. Schoeppe personally from Ger
many, and from reliable sources, to be a
thorough respectable, and honorable man, who
is free from the charges preferred against the
person for whom he is mistaken. We feel in
dnty bound to declare this in accordance with
truth. and request you TO publish this, our
statement in your valuable paper.
LEWIS FABER,
II. KRAMER,
PETER KAFFENBERGER.
Carlisle, Pa, Jan. g, 1870.