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New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

The World asserts that Massachusetts made
9,759 tuns of Pig Iron in 1865, and asks: Has
she, since 1886, given over making Pig Iron
because 1t is monopoly robberyp We
answer that she has abandoned that, industry
because noInoncy can be made by prosecuting
1t on her soil, wherein Ore or Coal in paying
Quantities do not exist. 1t NAV have been
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

ApplefonS Journal commences this week
series OF papers entitled Picturesque America from
drawings made by Harry Fem, an artist Oh great merit
The hoslgns are not only striking aud effective but
luruised AZ un almost fabulously low proc. ,.t ..
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
SOUTH. CAROLINA.
ELECTION Returns.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The official returnc
show that the Republicans have elected their candidates
for Cor yress in all the districts Of this State. Bowen.
white Republican, Is beaten by Delarge, cOlored Re
publican as representative of the Charleston District
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

The Hon. VIM. A. Darling Laving declined.
the only Republican candidate for Congress IN
the IXth (up-town) District is MORRIS Err
LANCER. We presume Tammany has nearly
half the yotets Of that district Oh tho CiE's
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
To BISINESs MEN.


TIE sun Of THE DAILY TRBuNE having been increased shout
fiy thin the last months tie Of advertisements
from the sith 0f September have been as follows:
OBs ttyseen classified under appropriate heads " cen"
PEI line each Insertion.
Lssdel sd DISPLAYED Advertisements charged solid
Special Notces-hRh psge-5O per line each Insertion
Advertisements Eighth page charged 40 cents line each
seuiOr.
Bus Noicss-Fourh psge-75 cents line each insertion
eus Announcement lin City News Column 70 cents line for
sold ga.s Sl,cc
Fany Tpe double space occupied
About wors average line after the f ne which usually
ony four OF eve
Deaths and Marriages charged Sl
The value Of sdve in Journal depends on the number
Of S readers but s their character Que might hsve
circulation mainly among those whom bus would tpd little
merely bought by
persons other American ournait crcuAs
township throughout the Union and
educators merchants professional and
leaders every Of Inspiring and hopeful human
II publish list would other
Journal does did command the OF proportion Of
The foremost thinkers workers Of its time For this affords
men business reaching those whose attention they would
gladly attract such not found elsewhere; while It's wide columns
clearly and fl printed invite the Of intelligent readers THE
TRIBUNE believes IN low prices but should with thu WORK
done and facilities offered and believing that much
lower than those Of other daily considering the extent and
Of crcROn have been surprised find
ready them crowded columns day by day indicate
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

Our chief dependence for an honest vote
must now be upon the chalengers. Let them
audy the lists Of voters in their respective
districts and spot the Tammang repeaters.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
THE NULLIFTERS THREATS.

The World thus attempts to fnghten the
Federal supervisors and deputy marshals INTO
finching from their duty at the polls:
every person who acts under the unconstitutional
laws Of Congress at his peril He safe only on the
hypothesis that higher courts will sustain both the
law and his Interpretation OF it, 1be Clty authortes
are advised by the best counsel they can procure that
the Federal election laws void by uneonsituonaty
and it is their Inhexble determination to bring these
laws TO judicial test and have them declared null
They can be declared either by the State courts or the
Federal courts The State will institute prosecutions for
violations of its laws, and its tribunals Will not adj
nit an unconstitutional law Of Congress rs valid de-
fense Transgressors cannot be shielded from penalties
unless the highest Federal court shall sustain these new
laws and the legal minds in the city are confident
that they will adjudged void. Those who venture To-
exercise authority under them tsrrblo risk and
matter so deeply affecting the rights Of the people II
penalties will most certainly be inflicted
Comments by TIE 7ri8ane
1t is notorously false that "the Federal elCe-
" ton lawsn have been pronounced void 5y
"the best counsel they can procure" II tkat
means the best that there are. Charles OCon-
or's name would have headed the list of
signers to their multiplying opinion, if it csald
have been had for love or money. Judge
Henry f. Davies favored 1ammany with a
very convenient opinion for its bogus voters
in 1868: why is not his signature appended to
this OneY John X. Porter, David Dudley Field,
Waldo Hutchns, Edwards Pierrep0nt, are
among those whose opinions are sought and
relied on in such cases why are their names
not appended to the multiplying opinion 7
Whose are "amOng the best legal minds in
"the City, if these are notY
"Transgressors" are the Villains who ley
fraudulent naturalizations, by repeating, and
by rascally miscounting, stole the Elec-
toral Vote of New-York from Gen. Grant,
and foisted Hoffman into the Executive
Chair, and who repeated so shamefully last
May that they actually polled more Democratic
votes in the 10th Election District of the YIN
Ward than there acere men, acomen, and chit
dren residing therein. Such are the crimes
which Congress, after waiting too long for the
State to punish and repress them, has under
taken to repress on behalf of the Union, whose
integrity and honor they vitally assail. Messrs.
Stoughton, Curtis g. Co. see fit to lend the
weight of their legal reputation, such as it is,
to the side of the villains whose shameless
"and cunning fraudsn the Editor of The
World witnessed at the polls in 1868, and who
naturally wish to repeat them next week. We
gIieve to see noble profession thus prosti-
tuted for base lucIe; but the laws will never
theless be upheld and enforced.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning at o'clock, in wrappers for mailing. Price
cents.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
THE CAMPAIGN.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

0ov,rnor. STEWART l.. wOODPORD .r...
Lfe"t -Gor'rnor .sigismund Kaufman, Nsr.
Controller. .Abiah w. Paiwer, Dutebes.
Cona, Com tPul Term. .AbssIom Nelson, RI. .
csroi Com. tshor TrnIAiex. Barkley, ws.b.<
Ssb Prtson fn.p,eior. John Parishur~ss. Clint.
Election TWes.say, Nov. =.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

manufacturer in the country, while bis s.a.o
ments of fact are fu, Of interest to all re'"0'''
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
Business Notices.

RrNEpICr's TME.
WATCHES CHAINS, DIAMONDS s'hhIiN" on ~
"N'O' BENEDICT BROTHERS,
KeeperS OF be CITY Time
g.. -, p,aslfsy. corner Cor,Andt-sL. New-fork
-RIeacbing. Cleaning, and Dyeing.-Lord' s
ep. III Bghihave s Br0omest, cor broadway
p,n. ye.s DresseS Shaw Sacks Velve, Feathers, Se'
besstfnlT cesnc1
MARBLE MANfELs, MONUMENTS, FLOOR
,~a EcFNRY PARRY Manufacturer and Importer wsercoms
as 80 Psarhaye Marble WORKS l2l l1. l25 Ess, 22d
EUREKA MINERAL WATER, SARATOGA SPRINGS
Superior an Others Dyspepsia and Diseases OF Liver and hdhes
b J. LxVr. AFesi, Hudson r. Z. Depot. VsaeA-st
JAS. EvERDELL, 302 MISUNDERSTANDING and
B,I Cards Monorrams Bsbshel 30 yeSrs locston
he t1IcnJ is upon va. EATHER-STRlP
TO the hoat Hes1quir.ers 50 Fulton near ChH -
Send your Bill-pOstng to LEARNED'S Out
DoOr Advertising Agency. a ParkTlace. -
TRUSSKS.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
ohoe 'bisho % yesrs veseyst opposite the Church
ARTIFICIALITIEs-PALMER LIMBS.
Broadway 1tu9 Chesnutst Pha 81 Greens Boston
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS

ROoHs RKPUBLIc1s SrArE Co,.r,..
- PfYTH AvHsrY HOrrr sss Ya,h \
L. /. borr beCfear. A. CORNELL Chsiras.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

every ono Of such original States must DO
forever preserved In It's original intention
and integrity, In order 10 preserve and main
tain the constitutional capacity and relations
Of both the nation and the States. This
guarantee cannot be destroyed but by the
destruction and overthrow Of both the Union
and the Constitution.
Hence, further, no now State could be Gre
ated, nor could Il have any existence At all,
snclasitsiv Of ne union Of ne ssvrrai Stats,, I.
.. tho Constitutional Union.
The reader will mark this position, for all
the additional or new States are builded
and must stand, II at all, on this foundation.
Destroy or dlsintegrato this foundation, By
whatever agency, and as n covenant Of ma
tlonallty the whole vast superstructure mud
6al. -.... &
These propositions, Il IL submitted, are
not far-fetched or strained, nor should they
be secuted as mere metaphysical or specu.
lative theories. They are plain problems,
based on matters OF Historical verify, and on
the questions Of union OF disuuion, secession,
disruption, dissolution, or Of Reconstruction
even, they must have, and will be found tC
have an important Significance and far
reaching reference. II. 8.
wAsHiEoioS CRY. D. O., Feb. .. 1870.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01
AncrIC ExPLonArIonr.


Lecture by Oaptaia Q. v. Hall.
The following Correspondence sufficiently
explains Itself, but in publishing Il We would
ada the remark that no subject can prove Of
more interest than anything relating TO tho
Arctic regions, nor Is any one so capable Of
making the subject interesting as Captain
Han. We predict for him large and dis
unguiahed audience on Saturday evening"
wAsHIpoToH, Ieb. :, 1870.
Capt 9. p Hall. Waehfn0ion, ID. O.
DhAhsIhi Theunderaignedh have the honor
% request you 70 deliver an Illustrated expo
sition or lecture at Lincoln hall, In this city,
on the subject Of Arctic explorations, q
theme Of absotbihe Interest, 10 which you
have devoted 90 many years OF study and
energetic practical toll, and In which by
your efforts A. an exploration, you have won
not only the highest encomfums from the
ablest judges on both aides OF the Atlantic,
but have likewise enlisted the warm interest
and boat human sympathles OF the civilized
world, In tho fact Of having contributed so
largely toward elucldAtlng the mystery con-
corning Sir John Franklln's expedition.
The whole civilized world IL deeply In
tarested In the solution OF tho geograp hlcal
problem lying between the 80th parallel
and the North Pole, which embraces, as
many believe, an open Polar sea. This, II
lie understood, is the special object contom
p lated In making your third voyage to The
Arctic seas. We are, therefore, DESTROYS, In
view Of the great interests Involved, to hear
further Of your plans. =
Should you aeQuiesce In our request, will
you do Ne tho favor to Indicate the time beat
suited 10 your convenience.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

Tun PoFULAR DEEENoE.-In New York,
q day or two ago, q youth, who had kicked
hiA aged mother to death, was sentenced 70
seven years imprisonment at about the
same time a burglar received a sentence OF
twenty years. In this city there have lately
been several murders committed, and for
unprovoked and brutal Rtrocity have seldom
been equaledI among these was the case OF
citizen stoned 10 death In West Thirteenth
and Wood streets, and another stabbed on
the Chestnut street bridge. In all these
cases the sentences were for a triAing mum
Der Of years, yet In every one oft them ID should
have been the extreme penalty OF the law.
In two recent cases OF robbery In this city
the sentences were greatly In excess of those
given TO the perpetrators OF murder.
In the case OF the New York matricide,
who received q sentence Of seven years,
while thief got twenty, the defence set up
was drunksnRsss. ....H
In Philadelphia the defence set up In every
one Of the murder cases In which tr fling
sentences were given was drHtksHRsSI.
We think that before this business goes
any further there had better be some under
standing about II. At present the practice
Is loose and unsettled, II the Judges OF the
courts all over the country have determined
that an assassin who wishes TO kill his
enemy, and at the same time escape hang
ing, can do so by merely making himself
drunk, we would like TO know it. We may
not ngreo with their honors' ruling, but We
NlMdllhmy hiky aba6fstannG1 $40 siiiaistf1dibc
just now, In New York and 10 Philadelphia,
drunkenness is perfectly valid defence In
any charge for murder though why IL
should be, In the absence OF any Of the
Judges being liquor dealers, Il IL not easy to
determine.-PhIld.I Inquirer. .H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

MRS. GRANTS RECEPftONs-
Mrs. Grants receptions will be held every
Tuesday during the season, between the
hours Of 2 and 4 p. m.
SPEAKER BLAISE's RECEPTIONS.
The receptions OF the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives will be at his residence,
4Os Fifteenth street, from 0 to II o'clock or
each Friday evening Of the season.
MHs, NAMES RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. BlalnOS receptions will be held every
Wednesday of the season, between the hours
Of . aud 5pm.
SPEAKER BLAfSB's next reception will DO
on Friday evening, March 18th, from 0 to II
O'Clock.
DIPLOMATIC CORPS,
At the Russian Legation Madame dc Gaia
cay will receive on Thursdays, from . until
SPIN.
At the Argentine Legation Madame dc
Garcia will receive on alternate Monday
evenings, commencing on Monday, January
3, and will DO at home on Saturdays, from
2 until 8 p. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

The Philadelphia Ledger OF yesterday says I,
The existing condition OF the coal market,
aud the general tendency Of the currency 70
appreciation, are against the success Of any
arbitrary attempt TO control the market 10
any snoh end, however wide the comblna-
tlon may DO to effect Il, There Is a steady
Increase OF the number OF unemployed per.
sons In almost every department OF Indus
try, and necessity will force them TO accept
employment at such wages as they can get.
Nothing operntes so strong against strikes
as thlsi besides which, the last years opera
tlonS OF the coal trade have taught producers
that the consumers Of coal have q very
marked influence on the fuel market In de-
pressing the prices Of anthracite coal when
they choose 10 exercise It. Ono thing lsYery
clear In the present sign Of the times, and
that lie, that coal prices cannot be advanced.
On the contrary, With the decline Of almost
everything else, they must come down and
the only equitable way OF effectlng that ro'
suit Is that suggested by tho president Of the
Reading Railroad Company.
Each Of the several interests that 90 TO
make up the trade must simultaneously
Abate something. Tho land leave must
bear Its part, the miners must yield an
equitable proportion, the operator DO content
with lessened profits, and tho carrying con-
| panles, which, as the rule are the best able,
should willingly contribute their proportion
In a reduction Of toll and freight charges.
Last years coal history In the largely-ln-
creased production Of seml-bituminous and
bitumlnous coal, while the anthracite pro
ductlon Of the previous year was barely
| maintained, conveys lesson that should
not be forgotten by those engaged In the
trade in northern. Pennsylyania this year.
Users of coal for steam purposes, who, In
1869, adapted their furnace arrangements 70
| the use Of son coal, and found their profit In
tho change, will not go back 10 1870 " an.
thraclte prices are arbitrarily forced out Of
proportion with other qualities OF coal and
out OF their Just relation to prices OF other
commodities. There is a natural current In
trade which can neither belmpeded or forced
aside without general deragement and ipjury.
aud tho coal trade is no exception to this
law.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

PIHRRn BoSArARrr, when he settles up his
little differences with the High Court Of
France, intends TO settle In New York, where
he can shoot ~ many men 10 no likes With
cut troublesome interference,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

DEPor ouLRTEEHLsrER's oTTIoE,l
,r,,, W4sHIS1IOS, d. ", Feb. - lelg 1
Will be sold At pubIlo Aue'ion, GA MONDAY,
March 2. glmmanoiAg at 10 o'clock. At the Depot
q Army ClothlhS, a qaaAtlty 0f QaArtsImkstsT
Stores. uhnt for Issue. e1nslstlhg Ia part Of Car
Psntsrl,, saddlers' and B'Aeksmilhs' Tools !
water Buckets, ChAinst Decks. Chairs, gutn HosO,
Harness, 0fAin Sacks, Lanterns, Hose Keel, Flag
stan, copper Aud tiaasd RiVsta. Horss And Mule
shoes, Cock Stoves, Door, Frames, Sash, SeAnt-
lag. JOlat, Common CullihEs, &s
Terms! Cash at ttms Of HAls. .... q.
By order Of the QuATternAsteI 0sneTAI.
ID. o, THOMAS,
Captain aud n. 8. x. u. g. A,
mhi.6t Aching Depot ouaTtsTmLstsT
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TO WHOM IT MAY o0SoERN.

WMHINaroH, d. c., Feb. q, 1870
Notice IL hereby giNen that have Applisa to the
Comnissiouer OF the GshsrNl Lana once for a
yseaHt Land. AeeoTdiBE 70 prov isons Of the act
a. ~ sSd IN iss.sis OK ~
Nlath aRd Boundary strOelt, adjoining the diTis.
IA HsIIust 81 ssSSs1 gPn ~ .ayI. 70
are hOhsd TO hls their reasons fer 70 the
sane With the U0mnisaloAer of the o-nsrsl Land
Omce. OEI N. HICAOLB
mhl.TuGl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT The SUB.
! sCRIBBR has obtained from the orphahsi
Court Of WAshingtoa county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters Of REHABILITATION the per.
sonAl estate Of RLIzABHTH DOHNELLI, late Of
Washington oouaty Aforesaid, deesAssi. All per-
sons having claims AgAlnst the said deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before
the s5th day Of feeruHIy nsxti they may other
GiTea undsr my hand hls ss,h day ofEsbTuary,
ls70. JNO b. DONnBLLY
mAl-TuN AdminiItTAloF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01
New Advertisements,

WANTED-A LOAN or PROM $4,000 TO
w $40 1000. on paper sosursd by Improved
siib.rs, iatSrSst XaiTs,s 2Io stT ~ sSx,.s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

Very respectfully, yours,
u. s. Grant. H.B- Hurtbufd
Robert ~, Douglas, schuyler OoifaT.
Private SseEststy' W. = sherman, Cen
Horses PcrtsT, 0. S. 4. psyiid D. Porter, Vice
Gso. s. Boutwell,. Admiral,
n. W. Thylar. y. y. Hartley.
d. w. Blfps. F.Es Spinner.
Fred. p. stanton. y. y. Dent, U. s. A.
W, II. West. y, q, HoAf,
VI. D. barron. Y. d. q. Hale,
j. ID. Mann. Geo, N. Robson,
John Allison. WIN. W. Belknsp.
W. n Todd, J.H, sayiiie
John y. Blake. ueorEs i. Metoalfe.
OhAa. Neale. WIN, >. Huntington.
Hamilton Fish. ]. d. Oox.
II. ID. Cooke. W.T.. Otto,
Thoa. l., TulIoek. lanes Brooks.
Porter Fitch. Mp. Banks.
J. a. Blaine. W. u. wGshburn.
A. q. Thurman. s, q, Pomeroy'
Charles sumner. II. l.. Dawes.
s. p Chase, =. p. morrill,.
Roscoe OonkllnE. 7. A. JenskeS.
J.. p. Newmab, Chap Philstns Sawyer.
Isin u. SIS. J.W. Patterson.
II. s. Vanderbilt WIN. P. Kellogg.
r. r. Fentou. A. II. Mullett,
j. M. Howard. q. Delano.
George II. williams. Joseph Henrg
Job 2. Stevenson. Spencer =. Baird
NJ. welker. BE. Craige.
]. A. Peters. g. siaLkweather.
wn, Lawrence. Hallst Kuboutn.
s. Hooper. q. o. Howard,
]. A. GARFIELD. J. NJ. LAttA.
3, 3. Cox. .... ChArlet A, JeWett.
Robert o. Sohenok. R.T. Van Horn.
W. 3. RoseoTanH. T, T. Crittonden.
J. M. BrodheAd, a
wAguINaroH, D. O., Feb. %, 1870
GENTLEMEN; Your invitation for me TO
deliver q lecture In this city has Just been
placed In my hands. For this Invitation,
and accompanying sentiments, my heart Is
moved 10 thank you profoundly. -.
Iwould that / had the power to fulhll the
expectations you entertain. II seems to me
that Il should hardly be expected that ono
so recently returned from the Wild life have
been experiencing among the EsqulmauT In
the regions Of eternal Ice and snow for about
eight years could beattingly instruct or en-
terrain so intellectual and desorvedly emil
nent persons as have addressed me.
| can only promise that will do as well
as can In telling you my Arctic stories on
Saturday evening, March 9th, at the place
OF your designation, Lincoln Hall.
| Very respectfully, @. +. HALL.
| To the Prslfdslt dnd otAsrs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01
Boarding
Lost and Found

I osTooE wgpgEsDAy MONT. In THE
Island a. Hadsm, Bay saba A saiiabis rSWSId
SIG Z s.; as % siis.RI s. Z: ;s:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

OPERA GLASSES,
PEARL. IVORY AND
BNAMELLED OPERA GLASSES.
A large assortment Of every variety At very
NJ w. GAIT q BRO. Jewellers,
MAJ liO7 PsnasTlVAniA avenue. ~
THOROUGHBRED STALLION FOR sALE--By
u Imported Sovereign, out Of Katy DATllnE
This horse IL beautiful brown, l6k hands high
And fAultleas disposition and form. full pedl-
fRkD. BUTLER,
BUS ROuItssuth street. bstWssa 4 street GGd Pssn.
: aNlaanla suanna. mhl.lMs
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Wants.


II 8, JUsFu PAYS TAIR 20 ASA, PRIcRs ron
u, LAdiSs', Dents and Ohlldrsn'u Second and
0lothinE. UaaeI.Clothing. Boots Shoes. 40. No,
aoOI from Young MSh'l Christian Aasoeialioa
BqndinE n. B.-Any hots By Mall promptly
WAaTED'-NBwA AND CAST orr OLoTHIRd,
Sslss., "a, ~ -Is n hsrshaHt Psyh.
sSss Si 81 ,s. "a SS sia Sbs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01
na-oooUPATIoNAL AILMENTs.,

hB-OCUUPATIONA AILMENTS
Whoever Is dsbSirsd ~ sirsu@s;sssss iro@ 1 es:
restricted access 10 this iRylsibls, bat powerful
stmulAnt, hOsds medlelnAl inv GorAnl OF domo
Kind. The areat object should be to choose the
best, Popularity j. = pretty good guarantee Of
merit 10 this heT1lniIlng And Intel gent AEe, and
tried by this eTiterion Hostetterg stomach Bittsrs
stand hrst among the lnyiGoratink sad reGulAt,
las medicines o. The Prssent day. 10 the vAata Of
PeISons engaged u indooI employ mshls, sISs.
best possible ventilation the atmosphere IL always
10 soms degree polluted, thts GGlibnouI VsGsla.
bic tonic IL peculiarly ADAPTED. The nature Of the
ingredients Is 20 mystery. IL consists Of an Abso
lutoly pure dilasiva. stimulAlt, HnotuIsd-or
rather GuTehATsed-With the Auid extracts otlAuk-
tous roots and banks Snd beTbs. The phArma.
eopplA has its unetures, but what are thSYi The
present In each. Mol oae Of them combines the
three properties Of tonlo, an AltsIAtiys and 40
apenent, All these elements are blended In the
BltteTsI nor are these the suHa Of Its medicinal
recommendations. It's also blood depureht and
The bSiefai sdSet which air that has besS par.
tally hAused Of Its oEyEen by frequent breath.
ing produces on the vital Organization, u notp-
Tleus, aud when 10 this doVitAliIed atmosphere 10
superudded the mephiiio VApor Of hot air far
nEeSs, Il becomes dsleterlors And depressing In
the extreme. To enable the sJstsm 70 bear HP,
tAtinG influence Of VitiAtsd Atmosphere, . whole
some tonic and alternative Is urESatly Repaired.
This gam desldsrAtum IL supplied In HoAiettaI's
BltisTa, which, a. strength lainlnI, health
protesting AEent has no rival either amOnG on
sinal or al VartiH0d msdiulhO1 f0b1deoM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01
NrLEVY COURT, WARRINGTON

%-LExyX COURT. oWLhAssInJSeToR
This Couf hayias deemed Il sesdusi1e % the
Public Interests e open : new road q ihs county
OF Warrington, ID. o.. to connect with The hAndy
lsniofk o. The Heck Greek church road and also
to change . portion Of the len fork o. the Roek
creek N uIeh road through the lands Of hsSiTS,
CokeTald, Burr and 0rammer, AID having caused
and plat Of the same prepared and hled Ia the
once d the clerk Of this oohrtI al persons inter.
ested In SAID roads, or either Of them, and who
may have any objections thereto, are henhy noh-
Aed 10 present aueh objections TO this court Al
their next regular meeting. on the hret MohdAy In
March NEXT lfAay obieetons Aro made this Court
will thea sud there hear them. ri .H0
By order Of the Levy Court a, Allesi;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

s6STsMILHAU'sG GOLDEN CoDDIyER
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