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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
Drn GOODS.


FASHIONS for the PRESENT SEASON.
Il II. !. EICOLL, Amy, Nav. and tivl putitter
FOR GENTLEMEN.
overooais - Tweed Melton and Ctc'o Cloths ron H 70 o.
each Fck Morning Coat Of Ted Imperial and othef
Trousers for WAXING Riding De from l4A a. Ss "a'oA Of
Spnng Materials from los "a. tolls
FOR BOYS.
Registered frsi Sut 2ls knictebofsef
suts 2s Moning Suits, om 2s Evening Dress SUITS 'n
"a Irhtd SIS Cd Of Spring Textures RON
Ia Secaos iuIlats Shirt Hosiery &e suitable for each Dress
FOR LADIES
Rnc Hats colore weed Melton and upertne ,hs
hem 80 D. to sc t. Riding Trouse rom yls nst, with -o
falls Promenade Jackets ysty Waterproof INecn ana
Melton Travelling Costumes 4 H. g. snd A2 ditto sGirs 2os anu
tloaks from 2ls scarlet blue and ohf
oolored Waterproof Cloth Shaws from i5s O. 10 2l~
GARDNER BREWER q Co.,
~ 81 FEDERAL STREET. .BOSIOh
~ LEONARD rREEf............... hEM lOth.
246 CHESTNUT STREET..............P PHILADELPHIA
AGENTS FOR TUE
bmosieAg Manufacturing Co., Stsrf hls,
Sslisbury Mill, lanclon Manufacturing Go.
Hamilton Woolen Go. NanlFke Mills.
VISITORS to ENGLAND, on arriving at
Liverpool Will end H. J. ECOILS Extensive Bahl.hment
No. 20 Bosi articles Of Dress for immediate male TO oer at
few hour, The superior style AM hnsh l. observed as al
his veil known establishment 10 Regent r., Lonjon. -
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CEALED PROPOSALS of the form furnished
- un.ersgn,d Ia dpcste will be 81 Ghi l. oeock
OF TIIUWSDAY December ~ 1870 building StPfRNrES
DENTS GE the Fo Harrison NatOna tcetery
National Cemetery st stanton, e.
pau specifications sbh BE- obtained from Ills o h'
Dcal- aud furnished by The nar
,gne copy the latter With th. advenen 20 he attaci to
al. Urppo.s lofsr.l. HENRY &. HODGES.
Major and QuArtertnaster L. :. 4.
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NEMAkk AND NEW-loRK RAILROAD.

" Il'7F'E0'
LANE Nsw-foRk FOg BkRGkS-ANk AsU AtwApk- ~
o;0 t:l ~ ,:u, H;ia. R; A:lE $50 ln;s D. ~ r. "a :n,
s'o $3.50. - i' IN S:s so t;cr. ;Bi s.s O.
iEAVE SEN .roEN !oR WHIST Bg g, "a .;oe s.sp ~
s.i Io:ss. fgJ 49, lu..- y IL ~ 49,
u. T.. AlIkkl, aak.Uu@..tt
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rses..... 20 SUI s.ts...... 40 Moon set.
HisH THIS DAA.
sAndy Hook u J3 Cows Is4ui..li 81 jlrh Gate
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Nrw- Jrrscn Real Gstatr for 5dIe.
BRICKSBURG, N. j.,

N4WYot sud railroad direri 70 Philadelphia
superior for a crops; este mild and Proyertar lealiy water
Price aud upward
coy circulars sent free address X CAMBL
$50 Broadway " Y, D. V. BRIGHAM Agent BHcksuurs y j.
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FALL AND M1NrF.l: AIIsA\ q. NIE\l,
Cas@esehE MONDAY, Oc'ou-r ~, sa itsn Es.t. 4 .,.
&c. Lrgrs. 49, ''-~
H;t3 ~. Nal for rssAa-s.
i"- ~. Aor'nn soins ior D.b,lps
J:pp N. klps,s !os r.cs,ss va sn,e IN Et... 80.
~ stN -
::s D. ~, Esb, 81 ouEgdauoa. WV
~. Merlss Accom-
Iae % aud 10
SF,As fof r.. ksua . -e'
a an ssd <;.D -.
sGsas Assvslsss. -
tw. DOUGLAS s.e.,.'..-..,
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marhinrru.

EDREW~ ENGINES, BOILERS. PUMPS,
~ HOLSTERS. ~ ~ <,fN slsF-sA
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"a m SUNDAY trsn lof PougNase So,
Nev.York. .. 1870.
NrrW.IrESEY RAIIROAD-FROM FOOT OF

n w II y :
~ coVritNpr.ST-FOrw 1Sr PHILADELPHIA. stg;o aad
N lq.s ;. /, Pl islpus
den :. a. N AID for BALTIMORE sEd Washington .as
IllE RSr B4lmvr 3n ly;s sDd q'i . b.. FOR THS
>ii III AND sOtfH-N EsT, 2:5o a ". e:H q %. SIyr,
P.so- sttsohi 81 she '; Taa tsir af,ugs
"a H. sbba without chfng Fp the WEST VIA PeAay1ra RAJ
rosil:3l o. m J. lad y N Silver Psse. sy.stss
4, ID. hOUgh ron Nev-lor. r. 4h.r.h turs
nu Che,gr wlois rhaag~. silver Paitr N,
= p daily ssi tsso1sb "a Pittsburgh Cuepeat Lor's,iN,
Leafs, aud Chicago rhoT, Ticket
Ispdt' AVID dr,"i CIV. FDsiy Satia,. rN.DfiD
D.,em 4 T. I,a,rs sac ,t.eSsu.
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NEW YORK AND HAVEN RAIl
~ St-,nfRR tppANcEMrNr

~
SrNtER ARRANGkMENr
CONIENCtNG JUNE 20 100
Station IN hss York corner u i@'uetnis aud
Fourth T7r ~, hsT gey 2n 'A-''
For New Haven an Bridgeport T. OH 1859 ~ 1915 tBT
(EE.l, J:S, 49, $50 and tE1jPn. ...
For Milford s,tor Fiet southport and w'sircri = il;o
For Sorr,i Z CEt l31 n: Is:l5 Eu) rs So: 40
Fo barren. = >. s' b s:,s $50 SOD .od s:3onm
FOR stanford, l. BIZ :o NJ FAB tESl -:l5 3lfS)
FOR GrcenEiel and Intermediate stations ll:J o. NJ M $40
snniay Nail rrair iSs. Twenty ,v,uth' NerYor, az r.,
Bos.oa Vi Springfield Lin, ana sbor- L.ne.
CONNhCrlSG TRAINS
For Boston via sPringseld, g. 81, n , aud 80" 10.
For Hartford and S7rusisd T. H. le;lS ' p "" 10 hartford
~ Newport L. 1913 p ,EIl, eosaepg VITA
SsTsganssf BAY. wing atH:;Pl 10.
For Cornccieat River RAILROAD. l2:l3 10 Montreal
For Hartford Providence and .sEi Railroad u 2:ls r.u.
For Shore Linz aiEy a. o. m 10 SorNel so fo'eIi ii
For Ses.hsrsp Sotb,np;On R,oAi 81. STOP
Northampton ard Nlismshar-h
For Il6a0aic Rlilrosd, 3 g. N. snd Pm
Nor N.as,pek Railroad. sna SO n" w''ros''.
FS S S,sS man ans R s%ir, ~ % lss $50 .ra
SpuF Cars attached ~ irn .Ha $40 - ma
u. I'D y. m trans JAMES n hoi u, S'p'-'rpo''1
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RtILROAD-T7,'rs les,e Thr;eh.s. = omss:
s.. n. Cbica.o I,pErss, nT,vag room caIs cp.cteh
eonp,atou 'or except Dravns
1870 NorArr and wm EIprs UasiHs r''" o'rs .
tartei
pa., Nontrral ,lres' Drawn -roon a,,irhe4
D. racide Ergrss srh s.-rp-ci-, toc"h io Water
s S ~. Scoa r .,'' k4 S 2 spu. ,p..d m
Rochester 400 Bui'l' ao ,rchelso Vi loh ~ y IA
Louis fooi ioas'e va lrtstso' 'Is'
will ave a. b. on Sund'ysl
u p NJ NiIIat Apre,., slipping an 1,,'ea'i
a. m. sud D. m, Porch. ~usc .rnp'
m. 'il5 and ESQ y Ia, POSI- 'rirA
40 40? 9 ~ ~ a. "a ,I In + ~ I.o ,4s lie $40 .s
y y. ~, g.
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Gouutrp Real gslale for Sale.

| Q00 ACRES TIMBER LAND, on Della
Rutlng, consist Of Dvring Tenant House and Saw Mil Price
7lnOJI NJ 4. RULAND Co. Beckmsu-s., ~ \.
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9P901@1r M OGADG@.
FAM KfILER--x cTRE ron bril-
TnER1A,i-All interested, please 5sad tho
following extract from . letter from slrs. Ellen
3. Mason, -ife e 2c=., Francis Mason,
Tounghoo, Birmah: % aI =. NJ XII
.;., ~. My son, wss taken violently sick
sore throat, I counted one mording ten littls
yesicles Ii his throat, very white, and his
tongue, towards the root, jus. like . water
thsi as she IN
have died around here,I wss AFRAID to call 9
physician, and thought would try your
Pain Killer for gargle, With small doses in.
sSiy out Ss ana found the gsEg inga
up, often covcfea WITH Hood. b He SSva was TAKEN @
on Sunday. on Wednesday, his throat was
clear, and his tongue rapidly clearing of.
|hsftshorn, for his neck. It seemed to me
wonderful cure, AND can but wish it could be
known to the many poor mothers in our land
who are losing 70 many children by this
have found your Pain Killer ono of tho
most ,valuabl9 medicines ever used In
Birmah. once was stung by worry large
tIa PACK scorpion; the pain was indescriba-
ble: immediately applied the Pain Killer, (for
and in half an hour my foot was we'll.
:, Pr. WALTON writes from Coschocton: ''Your
Pain K] cures thie new disease- Diphthe,.ia,
Or Sor1-Mroat-thet is 80 alarmingly preva-
lent hero; and it has not been known to fail in
any instance when used In time. This fact yon
sho,id make known to the world" ut is used
in this disease as garglo and lotion, as we'll
as a tonic and stimulant.) ,,
10 Halifax, where this disaso prevailed for
Il ny months in its most malignant form, the
Of PERRY DAVIS PAIN Killer" was inva.
Z ably attended with the most favorable re-
hlts, when twas used ero the disease had made
200 much progress to preclude the use of 30
powerful stimulant. Jan D1motS
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WHrsgflis a sDasAa,,nsrp,, ,,ts so,,r,;rp

.WHrsEalE sDfsABtanFrRs OF SoUrHRRs
MEN AaA ser RsaI0ytD. ~ People must
nos pldasasapd ths, motives Of Con
gress IN refusing to grant q general am
nesty. and preferring to pass bills every
now and then giving pRrdops TO, speci
any-naped Individuals This course ia
pursned for q pafpoSss baser and more
vile thaa' mere politics. Not alone that
they ana, thne enabled to drum lup re-
craits iay ths' Republican party in, the
South by excluding, ell who ,leap, to, the
Democfafic party from the privilege OF
amnest5iJ Tks chief object is to keep
open shoaSar for Corruption and bribery.
A gencFa1nmtesty would yield no money;
individEaanAtnfestieB' can be- and often
are, ma9eu e Sour6e of revenue TO the
men vho ahsl AAe.s cut Il cannot say
positively ythat any tmember OF sOongress
hes nd isa; Tssssify Tor securing the
insertion. Of - ona1iie in an amnesty bill,
but ], ,dar say'that pessons have paid as
high ds $l00 flor that privilege. o The
money ihapaidI to- itke inhaentiati friends
of radical iofa the Reconstruc.
ton Cornniittee; ; hnd I4take it thai the
state offafGirs B notishtirely unknown.
to hoasladmberaI Did Men come here from
the SoEth tR6i geS itHeif disabilities re-
moyen ,Rhepi1zaptitb .nbso eligible for
Offices eaode llnd. ,tTh6y: are very soon
directed to0orhe one Hho'c can have their
namesdaSertedpS Sn. the .ne1tbilI; and for
this iE1Df3ioh .thnyliats willing TO- upay
literally. money is taken-ho Oh do.
I beliaSd thalD Dgoesointo the pockets of
the meaHvho firsEr IL. These are
facts ohwhich sEery mambsr OF Congress
is awara.IaG Time, WapMh1h the mere sus-
picion pEthiB arlthHohfd have called for
q searDhihg inEesfisstion.1 But idorrup.
tion atatkSoso ;ahamelessly abroad, and so
permhatesiegeFy department of the Gov
ernmsnt 4ow-from the Executive who
sells liiB Cabinet positions to the highest
bidder, toatheibureaul chiefs who extort
dollaEd douuioas from the starving clerks
undershheul+ that it isi dangerous to
start ah inquiry because it is impossible
to tellssh6renie win stop or to what it
will lead. One of these days the people
will wake up to the fact that greater
CRIMES may beicnmSA;!.ea against: d ma
ton b5ittaa,isves saizsd in the livery OF
loyalty than by brave men wearing
openly the uniform of rebellion.
,,,,s ii Cincinnati. Enquirer.
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Rare CHANCE for Investment.

NVHE Subscriber, in view of a contemplated
l. change In his business, offers for sale the
following desirable property: eL.gsy ~,
One fret class FIGURING MILL, with Belt
ing attechment. ~ ~
T 0ne first class Corn Mill. with screen at
tachment. .f3iEe -. 49, It'll NO y.
>, One frat class 2O-horse power upright Steam
engine. with necessary Shafting, Betting, &e.,
70: all in complete running order, and an es-
iS niEtY iEtYsRed run Of custom, afording an opportu-
Engage in the business. '"- "nv ono Wishing to
The MILL HOUSE, Work-shors and Dwell
ing House adjoining, now occupied by the
subseriber. To an'approved purchaser, terms
will be made liberal. Il. TOZEh.
Dec5 b..
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JUST OUT.-"CHERRY PICTORIAL
TROCHES!" superior to ell others for Coughs,
Colds;S Sore Throat, and Bronchitist. and
Hoarsenoss. None 30 pleasant-none cure so
quick. Manufactured by .-..t
RGSHTON II CO.. Astor House, New York.
For sale by DR.. G. II Mot, Columbia, s. G.
No more of these horrible tasted, nauscat-
ing, 'Brown" CuJeb things. Dec 2S Ili3mo
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Pratt's Astral" Oil.
many other IHunniha ting o

VTMLIKE many other IMundha ting Oils, is
II perfectly pure. and free from all adultera-
tiohs or mixtures 6f any kind. It emits no
Offensive smell, while burning, gives soft and
brilliant light, and can bo used with the same
ASSURANCE Of safety as gas. Chemists pro.
neutGe il the ;1estL and ee5est Illuminating on
eyerofered to the public; and Insurance Com
phnhs endorse and urge upon consumers the
use'Sf the "Astrsl" Oil in PEsferepoo 70 any
otlrpr, 1t Is now burned by thousands OF
Tamtiies, and in no instance has any aocident
occurred from it's use; q lamp filled with ", II
upset and broken, win not explode. TO pre-,
&c .t lidtlterut;oa, the astral" Oil is packed
only in the Guaranty Patent Cans, OF ono gal
lon and five Eailons each, ana each can is
sealed in q manner that cannot be counter
feited. Every package with uncut seal we
warrant. Be sure and get mono but the genu-
| ine erticle, Pratts Astral Oil, for sale by
dealers everywhere. and at Wholesale and re-
CfL 3HousB, OF CHARLES PRATT.
f. soD.1 n108lFaiton> stgeet, New York.
H. p. d. Box y050. g. - viz -. ~
Send for circulars, with Testimonials and
price lsts Enclose stamps fof e99PS q la the
|m Cotton Bagging, Ai,.Ia-
].RQRINSE2s sGUNNY. DpNDEE and DQuBll
1000 yardsof tho above Tor sale at iayes
market retes9A. A0iBlr SE, j q; d. HOPE.
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

~ THE undersigned most respectfully
va. informs his patrons, and the public in
SkaS Ageneral, that he has received q we'll Sc
lected assortment OF fine Watches, Jewelry
German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut
and Oak. SPEOTACLES and Eyeglasses OF
every focus, to suit all eyes. aforementioned
articles will be sold ST reasonable prices. AL
work connected with this line will be executed
In the best workm aulike manner and properly
warranted. A. w. WEHRRAN
Plain street, opposite Mr.. Berry's Furniture
Rooms. Oct 27
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w EEPs on hand any and everything in the
N. Wey of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SPECTAOLES, FANCY ARTICLES, etc.
Has just opened large assortment OF solid
sILYERWAftE, for the Holidays; fine TABLE
and POCKET CUTLERY; Table Knives of
solid steel, silver r-platod-something new.
Sportsmon can obtain the very best Of Ammu-
milton; Dixon's Hog-skin Shot and Powder
Flasks. Cartridges, etc. Besides variety of
DOG COLLARS. Gall and examine.
Dec 10
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A steyedore named Robert Budd, while
in fly Of temporary Insanity, caused by
the excessive, use Of liquor, entered an
Office in GalvestoH Texas, on the 18th
ult, and said, ''I am going to kilI my my.
self % One OF the attendants, supposine
it vas 8 joke, replied, ''Well, GO out 81
doors don't make Q dirt in here" he
answered, "No, I'll do 1t, here, and
suiting the action to the Word, sat down,
placed the mnzzle Of . a pistol to his
mouth, and killed himself INSTANTLY
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4icle intended to chow. that
Hanger OF o financial panic,
d fall in the premium for gold
arasae the profits of importers
'husing great loss to them,
AZ Tribune nevertheless ad-
sy must manage their affairs
Alihit their business to q
n, ,fspd observe more rigid
neRg other signs OF the
Pruopk o decided fall in rents
goods Aorea- y, g.si 49,,
Fro aDRAaa.- The Alexandria
Post Eclfonioles the death,
o. Fred daick Osborn; u lad
years. f1Ae. boy won't out
sty' cold Sisy. and, not re.
toli %as.Mads, whieh resulted
it1t on die ioe on Lake Ida,
hfd5 frozen 60 DEATH yt~-
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DRY GOODS!
a9lt 1 -.~.-
NEW STORE and NEW GOODS.

VXTE take pleasure in announcing to the
wv public, that We have this day opened a
fnestoek Of DRY GOODS, Of every descrip-
tion, and ahsll always have OH hand fine
assortment Of all tho various Goods appertain.
Ing 10 our trade.
M .l Our Dress Goods Department
ss..:sll siszs 30 rsplete. with the latest styles
1S Snks, Sasins' PoIhns, Plaids, Empress
scplors, Prints 9f sll grades and makes.
TABLE LINENS, in all styles, Damasks.
Towels, Napkins, Doylies and Diapers OF
In JEANS. CAssIMEREs. BRoADCLOrHs,
DOESKINs, We shall always have a complete
] s'fHf IN BdISEESsoHED GOODS, sHEErrNas and
$HIRTINda, snd In BROWN COTTONS. we
$halI offer great Inducements
SIn GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENTS WEAR.
yeliareI 1erino Drawers'snd shirtss q. fine sc.
leUtion and bargains.
p A fine assortment Of NOTIONS on hand.
Call and see Us, st the New Storo in Dieroks'
:feH building, under the old Kinser Hall.
SrSc EMO q. w. PORTER & co.
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EATMa QDTITRB ,PEoR4E's SUBSTANCE.
One o., the chief complaints set forth by
the fathers of the Revolution against
George the Third of England, was that
he quartered hosts of officers upon our
people 10 eatout their substance, It was
for this amppg other causes, thatthe no
bic old patriots took up arms against the
mother county and achieved ,indepen-
dence. Oqro OVID Government is now
giving far, creator c,luse Of offence to our
people on this ground than George the
Third and bis councillors ever gave, We
have thousands of salaried officers, of
whom there isipo need. and whose sala-
ries aEen bnt disguised aplunder. More
Owe. the evil SCENE likely to be increased
and paM5hRlied in amount. The radical
partyie seeking at this time to create on
army, ,pf extra Federal officials for the
takin8qf the census of 1870, and they
attempk 20 ehape their censns bill with a
view tQ tie accomplishment Of the OBJ
lect. Heretofore the marshals have per-
formed to the satisfaction OF the country
all the duties imposed upon them at the
close lSS each decade in, regard to the
census nIf more information ia. neeNed
now thsn has benn in times past, tht, list
OF QUESTIONS qtl TO be- increased and the
purpose Obtained without tronbb and
with na RpteriaI increase of expense,
But this doesn't suit the views of thAa
radical leaders. ut oil; they propose b
have Ayesets ,of Federal officers, instsG
OF one, 6 take The census. at u corr q.
ponding Increase of compensation, ahd
the pfobability is that the proposition,
inasfnncb;eS it is made in the interat Of
radicSliSh,,, will succeed. AS Il bnse-
quenesi3f this probability, every cadical
memhsf Of Congress has host offriends
whom he wishes appointed ard whose
appointment he will demand. This CEN
sns field ia Q new one, and the( (lunderers
are detefHined tbet.it shall yed rich
harvest OF golden grain Thousands Of
sickies are sharpened and rfdy.
sgnm az - lCoKler. Journal
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FAIL or1SANr1A CIAusYAt a chris,

FAIL or SANTA CLAyWAt Christ
mas psrty, assembled ut4er the direction
Of the ladies Sewing Circle. in the new
hall AZ Greens, T. On Friday evening
last. an Incident hsppened which endan-
gered the ,liye5 81 maby.. About 10
tune. Entered IT, hall on his bencficent
errand, the fof gave way without warn
ing, and the patty were precipiteted upon
the a00t beloY with so much force as to
carry hsa aoSn also, and crushed hn
manity and Proken floor timbers were
tumbIsd Ia. Ae promiscuous heap into
the cellar, jNkarly half an hour elapsed
before an cphld be extricated. Then,
wonderful TO- 9elate. it was found that no
one Was killea; that probably not more
than three orfonr had received fractures
of their liRH, and thnt not more than
twenty ;nsa a suffer suffered very serious in
almost Acle that the half Dozen ker
a9Sane 70 tan were harmlessly extinguish..
oa e.;.n ~ tns Cash, and that ths stove, filed
w'!n go anthracite, was so near the
Sh}i'| atI it did not fail. II the
81 IS had gone down upon that
bass in the cellar, the result
hsen appalling. -, M
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ERRORS Of YoUTII.-A gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
indiscretion, will, for sake OF suffering huma-
nifty, send FREQ to all who need it, the re-
ceipt and directions for making tho simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
ence, can do 80 by addressing, with perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
Nov 10 Smo No. AZ Cedar street. Now York.
To. CONsUIPTIVEs.-Th advertiser.
having been restored to health In few weeks,
by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption is anxious to
make known to his fellow-sufferers tho means
of curc.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used, (free of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a SURE CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, AsTHiA, BRONCHITIS etc. The
object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be invalua-
bic; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. ~ ...
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A.WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
NOV 1O 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-04

SPECIAL NoTICE.-To parties in want OF
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, wo refer to the ad-
vertisement of p. Z. Toaie, the largo manu-
facturer of those goods in Charleston. Price
list furnished on application. July II 9me
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-04
For Sale,

For Sale.
DICkSON'S IAPR0 KED COTTON SEED.
GROWN from Seed purchased directly of
w MIR. David Dickson, in 1867. and carefully
preserved from mixing or adulteration with
other seed.
will deliver the Seed, sacked in good ordor,
at the Lonisville Depot, South Carolina Rail-
road, at $500 per bushal, for any amount un-
der bushels, or at S1.50 per bushel, for all
amounts in excess of bushels.
A. P. AMAKER, st. Matthew's, S. G.
/ respectfully refer to the below named gem
tomen, who purchased Seed OF me last spring,
for information touching the purity and supe-
riority OF the Seed, to wit: Hon. L. j. Good
wyn, DR.. A. r. Taber, Fort Motte; P. NJ. Heu-
SCI ser, Esq, and VIM. Paulling. Esq, st. Mat:
Captain F. H. w. Briggmann and w. B. Muller.
Esq, Orangeburg Court House all cf Orange
burg County, &. c. Nov 3moa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-04
MORNING JANARY 1870

j. GLOOMY. IA New York correspondent
Of the Charleston Goarist. thus writes of
the foreboding Of business pep: =, I'm.
'Nosens volens. they look upon the fnss
turs as dark and doubling, and withdraw
ing from the strife befof6 nc t166 iimiagffnafy iimia
storm breaks, loose over their haadse
They take shelter whileyet there is time,
and are unwilling to risk their capital
apy longer. These are ugly facts. 'bnt
they are true nevertheless" ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-01-29

d ~ II true anu only invoice anu
bill of ladIng by me received Of the goods, etc.,
that the entry now delivered by me contains a
just and true account of said goods, etc., accord
ing to said invoice and bill of lading and that
nothing has been, on my part nor to my knowl-
edge on the part of any person. concealed or sup
pressed, whereby the United States may be
delrauded of any part of the duty, lawfully due on
said goods, etc"
1t appears to me-, that when that oath was re-
quired by Congress it was intended TO cover just
such a transaction as this, and that though the
statements of the invo. &c might be true though it
might contain all that the law required to be
stated therein, yet, If from the nature of the
transaction by any fraudulent device or c%ontriv-
ance there was something which. if concealed or
suppressed, might tend to defraud the revenue of
the United States, it was then to be disclosed, and
the suppression of and failure to disclose that fact
made the oath to that extent a false oath, thus
constituting it a false document and appliance
" by means - of which the entry was made.