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HAHosysnuary 1st, proximo,
Joe Chambers retires from tho old
and wcll-known house Of Lawrence
L Chambers and will establish him.
self in The Wholesale dry goods asd
grocery bssinesssin ono Of Dr.. Tay-
lor's brown Stone stores on Main
street. Charley Lawrence and Was
Garner, win run The loldl concern.
The old and new, have such well
established commercial regulations
that an1Fh1swe might cay, could
not add thl reto. = w can only wish
them PROF. ssous 81 ayasd ! asaic q.
nancial harbor AFR last, which they
all descrvsssnssa hero &
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WARtARl 1 WARili

- && S6fE %sFeT Fl ~ ~
b. IT, P1k Brother, BlAkesbare,
IISysa has paugurated war 10 the
knife, and nifs to the hilt, against
high Fric
They aIbtcrmined to not DO ont
dono|in ioPrices, BY sny Of their
nsighbori villages, and Until far.
thor ord6 Nm cIsss 0st ttsir eSsirS
stock at ii bot. 70 secure our pa
irons of h ood faith 81 oar inten,
lions, we bby give oar cost mark:
q. b.LL n. d.. !. u, 1. s... "
Y a 458'7 s. Q q. 49,. /
EveryH who desires goods
cheaper : better than ever before
scld n " llo county, ara rsspsct.
fully invisto call al once On B
PRATT q BRO, s &
Blakosburg, Iowa. )
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/ Rnfus Chapman e IAeertys Aeiney had
IL stiff lsg bent q IL kIes, linaSsrsA and
strsngttsned hyg the use Of Johnson's
ASsdyne Imminent.
Ths propristors Of Johnson's Anodyne
LinimeIlt, Parsona' Puraatiye Pills, aad
6hsridants Cavalry Condition Powders,
hsve pnblished : readable iaud instruc-
tive pamphlets. which may b had free 1t
the stores.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

They b just received : splendid
assortmoaof Irish Poplfns and
Paisley tecls, 1t the Now York
Cheap S4 Ladies' will do well to
examine ilr new goods before pur-
chasing. RoDMAM : HARaIs.
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F'AS ~ t7aia9sIe e1ss NnI7pyks BEtfiTn
roiEss9 ODD OF nasslHs a mn .acH
estua naH sdt 10 saaiq al qids
.nnsTeH
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15
\ ANNoUncEitRNr

Moss 4 CO., offer in onr weekly
toni low, IN eltirely now schedule
ofrles.
9f1r goods are prime, and their
price Cover than ever before. I
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-ssnsca al sid, aainnrr 81 egri
al ,sssaispd ssebo1q sid div
,fsesfa aessD 90 ssird vsa ~
rci seihsvq ~ .Ie7iH 10 !
~aa sid q aHsaoHs bus1a 4 >,
bga sbsaii1 yaam aif ~ ,ssirfl
sSnasl div l,shas8 revo aaa,
.sssaed bsa ss.ss ii III ssdi
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

sDetee advertisement Of. Dr.. Batts
Disp4 aly, hsAaSll, ! Book f6f he
nilItS -MAallAGE oUIDx--ln. another
tcdluu4 .Itshs6lA bsrsAd by ali.
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Ladies' andergkrdlsSss IN woolsn
ID cotton. r Mgh t.gossnsj chsmise,
kirts and drawers, yoa can buy
hem Shsapsf than ycu can bay the
10th and trimming It the New FORK
Cheap Etorc.
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kstFtas g1 - y. =.
POM PAokIH0s--Mr. ). D. Ladd
Informs aus that thoir pcrk-hssse
fonceta I has = bosght and packed
bout 5000 head Of hogs 70 the
present date. They are paying up
70 date ss q, i've weight, and hogs
pre- coming a freely. Is tho weather
's excesdihsiy good FOR porkspacking
In al nfyrw Sasn@4isS res s5sseia ssba 4. &
- ssssN s&fi u8 3ssfs4s ia ~ ss3 "a
This estsblishdhsnt slone Pays ont
hbout I'll, 900 per day, which IS dis.
tributed through town and county,
which shows the bcnefciai results 81
manufactures. a {, s, 1879 q.
Ahoat $1,000 per week VI tliis
hmount goes into current expenses
for labor, and Il distributed among
the morsinecdy and deserving GLASS
|of our people.
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Haveykot amy Namaluke Liniment
N the hotf r. not, procure some q
oncs, it's uaoat reliable fsmily n1edj
~ In hstuntrJ II
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ECoNoMY.-By using Mrs. whitcomb's
Syrup for children manga doctors bin cail
~ saved and much aunering aysrted -
Read the advefsiseinsat Ii another col
umn.
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81 add sssfavi asu5asaH zesaisiN
6sayra odt .ssaatsqsih ssisa 10 etias
,attsIsg Ra II ,sassed IiIsh aatsti ssA
sisea 10 saisasasgea a,is sasls bsa
ssias i,noyosl bsooqsssq 81 spsasoi
.sasew
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Died-Ta galton county, Illinois,
on the;esth of November, 1870, Mary
Carriea dsughtcrof 8. W. = u. TAy-
Tor, formerly 81 this county, Of Group,
aged three pears, nine months and
eight days. iii
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Hard nswsring that a uestion
Nearly Dry Dry Goods merchant
Is sollirput st cost. Tho New York
Cheap bre don't advertise. selling
ONT III t, bnt they do actually sell
ckeap3 han any other house 10 OF
tumN} nOv30-w4t
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Christmss and Holiday Books, Toy
Books and Juveniles, splendid a.
sortmep 4, reed It Taylor. Blake &
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Tai, BiaAe 4 Go. win sell al Of
Mary }s works, al Of Miss Muhl-
bach forks, until further notice, ct
p rimt ost.s Ffy "a N
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. COOP ArALL TixAss4Dr Hsnry's zoos
and Pjant Pills are vegetable, and can b.
taken 1t any and in times without regard
to diet or drink. a.
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Hosp ekists mads 10 eriier &C ~
Hoop skitt Factory Il short notes
Ladies' cAa and Isave your orders Tor
he latest style.
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DO 1ptfail 10 call and gee Taylor,
Blake Cos stock ct Diaries before
rurchaeing. .sis 81
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se3 NJ NJ. 1I txssEai au9 ,i1HHHfsI
stis sissdw ,s1ogasgad 10 snatraa
fi4elSsaa9 ii nsot awoaJ sseblin
.heiu .giaaea9t 1iEa ays5 crj 6 Liad
T b etda' saeia hgsya d dliss 1u sri
p lpa9a ti:ss latiss ititson sio,iw sd
.gtfS,plsa ssoTaavad OFT 81 aul
ssss2af iaalidnE II doidv
.anf isas 9,s7t4aA asaioE s9tl asist'
III, s'eaas assd M Ans A evfssH
ssssris6 hsfa .aAssaaa iaisaisaIosIu
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Diaries tor 1871 very cheap, -
Taylor, Blake 4 Co. ssfsff
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ClosinG sCutsra s's4ee'
Trask 3 Brothsr hssnst 1btsr
determined "a close ost:thpir entire
W. oaalis s1sisesvo ost'T .vsi.a
Watches, Ussks 49, JeRs1fyj~a
will sell tho goods u 81 2
NEW YoRHs CpsE.ssa,s
An those desirSas4 fa6StsiSisk
.gredt bargains, can now have On op-
portunity seldom offered. ss's 81
! s.sf,s@se nov6 -d4wtf:
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INV yEN1EK

80 I! \ h. m 4. -, - i: lsss,. ny
|
Nv EE'.s USE. ''''T !; a|
lxnfhyIssssiI ~ Es,s sssaIs - II &C.
tsSAsAk1 rcd N ,sfssp- tssts nasssnA Ia tsSis
&ilgel 60 l&6hfn0.
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Havins iust built,cne Of tho leEesss Livery
stables ID tbs s4eta 0flOwa, and having spay.
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"spaldinsIs Glue. handy and useful
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY AmuaemeuIa.

AT THE CHEsNUT the last week of the present
burlesque combination is announced. This
evening The Fair One 1oib the Blonde Wig
will be represented. Tomorrow Hernandez
will have benefit, when Mrs. Oates will appear
for the first time in this city in legitimate
comedy. The Pride Of lie Market is ths piece
selected, and as Mrs. Oates Is a very attractive
actress. the occasion will be one of much inte-
rest especially as Hernandez will appear in
SOME of his most amusing specialties.
Attic WALNUT Mr.. and Mrs BarneyWiliams
commence the last week of their engagement
this evening with the drama of Ireland as 10
Vas the farce of Connecticut COurtshtp, and
the farce of The Irish Tutor.
On Monday next the military drama of Not
GtiltJ that was withdrawn some moaths ago in
the midst of a successful run will be brought out
again, with its grand battle scene and all its
original effects.
Ar THE ARCH Mr.. Joseph X. Emmett has
made quite hit with his Dutch personatlon.
He will appear this evening as "frltz IN the
drama of Fritz, our Cousin German.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OfRRA HOUSE
a frst-rate programme of attractions Is an
nounced for this evening. AS this Is now the
only minstrel establishment open in the city, an
ineTease in the size of the audiences may be eX'
pected, that is, ii it is possible 70 get any more
| people in the house,
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AT DUPRRz q BENEDIor's OPERA HoUsB
McEvoy's "Hibernicon" will commence ope-
rations this evening. This entertainment con-
sists of a fine panorama of some of the most
picturesque scenery of Ireland. It is illustrated
by appropriate music, and by sketches of Irish
character by several competent artists. The
"Hibernicon" has been exhibited in this city
before with great success and il is one of the
most interesting things of the kind that has ever
been brought before the public. The panorama
has recently been entirely repainted and num-
Der of important improvements made.
THE PANORAMA OF "THE PILGRIM" enters
upon its fifteenth week at Concert Hall this
evening, when it will be exhibited for the bene-
at of the City Missions.
THE BEDFORD STREET MISSION CONCERT to
be given on Thursday evening next at the Aca-
deny OF Music ought to receive tie liberal patro-
mage of our citizens. The entertainment will
be of an unusually pleasing character, and If a
large sum of money can be realized the good
work of the mission can be greatly advanced.
Whatever funds may be obtained from the con-
cert will be devoted to providing bathing facili-
ties, and to the general publication of the Bed
ford street neighborhood. This is a very inn
portant matter, and those who attend the concert
will aid materially in furthering it. Tickets
with reserved seats can be had at Boners, No.
1102 Chestnut street.
The PENNSYLVANIA POLYTECHNIC AND ANA
ToMICAL MUSEUM is now open with a fine
collection of curiosities at No 1908 Chestnut
street.
SHFRIDAN's RDE.-T. Buchanan Reads pic
ture of "Sheridan's Ride" continues TO attract q
large number of visitors to the Academy of Fine
Arts. AS the exhibition will soon close, those
who have not seen the painting should do so at
once. Mr.. j B. Roberts will read the poem
every day at 10 NJ, P. M. and Q p. NJ.
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A SCOUNDREL.
A Case Tint CnlIs for Immediate Acl

A Case that Calls for Imme ediate Action.
For few years there has fourished in this city of
ours humbug in the shape OF a quack, who styles
himself j. W. Mgrath, M. ID. His practice, far
can learn, has been anything but extensive but,
like all charatans he has managed to make living,
or at least to keep up appearances. In January,
1868, his reputation was made somewhat notorious
by his being arragned on the charge OF having out
ragged a handsome young lady, who resided with her
widowed mother in one OF the lower wards. This
pseudo physician then had an office at No. 800 South
Fifth street
The case was heard before Alderman BeItler, and
was promptly and properly returned to court, but
for some cause or other it never got beyond the
Grand Jury ROOM On Friday last the scoundrel
was again arraigned before Alderman Betler. 1t
appears that OF late he has had an Office in Race
street. between Seventh and Eighth. Into this place
a few days ago he enticed two girls, aged eleven
and nine years, and behaved before them in q
manner too unfit for publication. The "ittle ones"
relating the matterIto their parents, awafrant
obtained, and the "bruten held in $4,000 bail to
answer at court The Alderman having the other
case yet fresh in hls mind, Immediately sent his
transcript" to court and note to District Attorney
Sheppard, notifying him of the above facts, and
asking that the scoundrel be severely dealt with.
NEW DOLLAR Standardization is called to the
advertisement in another column of the New Dollar Store,
No HOO Chestnut street. multudinous variety Of art
sles b0 had there fov dollar which originally
four times that amount asd everything in the
sold at prices that defy co,npetition.
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OBITUARY.
General GoIcOuria.

General Domingo Goicouria died by the gar
rote at Havana at o'clock on Saturday morn
ing. He met his death with perfect calmness.
He was about sixty years old, and, from his long
residence in the United States was known to
many citizens. He was Cuban by BIRTH had
always been hostile to Spanish domination in
the island, and was early compelled to leave it.
He was connected with Lopez in the flibuster-
ing enterprises of 1851 and 1852, and after their
failure went into business in the United States,
and is said to have accumulated great deal of
property. Since the breaking out of the present
revolution in Cuba he has devoted every energy
to its success.
He was in the Gardeners Island expedition
which was arrested here last summer, and was
afterwards the leader of the unfortunate expedi-
tion with the Lillian, which was broken up by
the British authorities at Nassau. Returning to
the United States he soon afterwards made his
way to Cuba. He was captured by q Spanish
gunboat as he was leaving the island on his way
TO Mexico, to which country President Cespedes
had appointed him as Minister. He was a man
of ardent feelings, clear and active mind, an
American and hater of slavery by instinct and
conviction, and perfectly devoted 10 the emanci-
patton of his native country.
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The Dogma of rnfallibility.
FROM EUROPE.
Tho Return- Of the vote In France.

Tho Returns of the Vote In France.
PARIS, May 9-Noon.--Full returns have not
yet been received, but enough is known to make
it certain that the Government has been sustained
by an immense majority. Up to this hour the
figures stand as follows:-Yes, about 6,400, 900;
No, about 1,340,000 The city is still tranquil.
Largo Negative vOte In the Army.
The morning journals have editorial articles
on the result of the voting yesterday, and COM
ment particularly on the vote of the army The
vote of the 9TH Battalion of Chasseurs was
about evenly divided. At the barracks of Prince
Eugene the result showed 1862 yes and 1921 no.
Twenty of the Cent Gardes voted no. Only Is
of the Garde de Paris voted no. 1t is reported
that two of the regiments at Vincennes refused
to vote at ALL 1t is computed that the soldiers
in Paris voted as follows:-Yes, 3S 600; no, 5000.
The Vote AbOHt 6,50O,OOO Yeas TO 100000
The Opinion NatioRdle notes the extreme
quiet, even solemnity, Of the voting yesterday
throughout the Empire. The general result is
estimated as follows - Yes, 6,500,000; No,
100000.
An American Lady Marries a Frenchman.
PARIS, May 9-3 p. M.-The newspapers of
this city to-day announce the marriage at Pau
of Gustave Laftte to Kate Vanderbilt Barker,
granddaughter of Commodore Vanderbilt, of
New York.
England "Accepts'' the Result.
LONDON, May 9.-The result of the plebisci-
tum is accepted by the press here as a foregone
conclusion from the Imperial arrangements pre-
viously made.
The English Iron Interests.
LONDON May 9.-The anticipated reduction
of duties on iron by the United States causes
great activity in the iron regions of Wales.
The Opposition TO InfnllibiIlty.
ROME May 9.-The opponents of the dogma
of Iinfalibility will hold conference to day
preparatory to opening the debate on that sub
ject in the Council on Tuesday.
The Latest Quotations.
LONDON May 9--5 P. M:-Consols for money "a,
and for account, 94lG; o. S. 5-20s of 1862, SS; OF
1865, old, s7zS and Of 1867, s9S; 1O-40s s5&. Rail-
ways quiet. Erie, 1SA Illinois Central 112K Atlan-
tic ard Great Western, 2S.
LIVERPOOL, May 9-5 p M.-Cotton steady. Up
lands, 1919; Orleans, 1l1s@11A. Sales to-day 1000
bales including 5000 for export and speculation.
California white White 9s. sd. Naval stores dull.
LONDON, May 9-5 p. M.-Talow firm. Calcutta
Linseed irmer at 61s a61s. 3d. Turpentine quiet at
sOs. 3D. Hops heavy at e3 5s@e5 for American.
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STEALING LEAD PIPE.-John Kelly and John Camp
be were arrested about 1870 O'Clock this morning In
an unoccupled house owned by Mr.. Reifsnyder, at
Elehteenth ana Vine streets, despoing IL OF the
Alderman Jones, who held each in $500 bail to
answer Both OF the prisoners have been but re-
csItly released rom the pententlaTy, where they
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THE PEOPLES BANK.-The new Peoples Bank Of
Philadelphia this morning opened its doors for the
ing OF the stockholders Of this bank Mr.. William ii.
Kemble was elected President and the following
gentlemen were elected drectors:-Wm. III. Kern,
Charles A. Miller, George j. Richardson, George j.
Gross, William Elliot, and William Bumm. Mr. VIM.
II. Tabor has been chosen Cashier by the Board OF
Directors. This bank has a neat office at No. All
Chestnut street. Persons having business therein
Will IND II both handsome and comfortable, and Will
wants
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No Rase-RaII fo-nnY.

ATHLETIC GROUNDS, SEVENTEENTH AND COLUMBIA
AVENUE, May Slowing to the bad condition OF the
grounds and the heavy rain which has just fallen,
there win be no game this afternoon. An immense
crowd had cOllected outside. but dsappointed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-09

THE FUNERAL OF FRANKLIN PEALE.-The
funeral of the late Franklin Peale took place
this morning from his late residence, No. 1871
Girard street. The ser TYices were held at 9
o'clock, at which very large number of friends
and relatives were present The services were
conducted by the Rev. DIR. Morton, senior rector
OF st. James Church. The interment took
place at Laurel Hill
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Total. .............. =, ,054, 4sS,S4o
JUVENILE SNEAK THIEvKs-for weeks past tne
storekee along Passyunk road have been sub
jected 70 the petty depredatie.s Of sang OF Juye-
nile sneak thieves. watch being set on saturday
the police captured three lads, named John Matches
James McG1igan, and James Daley, IN the act OF
stealing some sairsS aoS ~ ne csptraI Station VIII
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A WANDERER-An insane man, who gives his
name as Thomas Campion, aged forty years, was
found about l O'Clock this morning wandering
around the neighborhood OF Fifteenth and Market
streets He has long black whiskers and moustache,
and is bald headed His friends can md him at the
Sixth District Station House.
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PuGuIsT1c-Henry Mccoy, who boards in the
nei9hborhood OF Fifth and Lombard Streets on
Saturday night raised row with his boarding mis-
Words waving warm, he struck her in the face. For
this he was arrested and committed to prison in de-
fault af hail
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CORNER LoUNGIEG.-The police OF Manayunk last
night arrested i've cOTner-OlDgeTs, They were VI
fned and discharged.
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Large Negative Vote in the Army.
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DEPREDAToRs.-As usual with the advent OF May
cur suburban residents have and being an
nOyed by marauding parties OF lremen and Others
who choose the season for indulging in what they
term "Maying parties Their plans OF operating
are these. They first start out before daybreak get
gloriousy drunk, then enter private gardens, and
not only steal all the flowers they can lay hands on,
but also destroy a vast number OF plants etc.
Complaints having been made by the residents Of the
Twenty-thrd ward, on Saturday night special
squad OF police despatched 20 that locality. In
the neghborhoOd OF Fox Chase, Busteton and
Holmesburg, number of arrests were made, and
at the latter place they called upon to subdue
dsgraceful firemens low. Along the river front
several parties attempted to land from boats that
they might despo the gardens that line the shore,
bnt the presence OF the officers caused chem TO
desist
THE WATER SUPPLY.-The following gives the
number OF gallons OF water pumped during the
month Of April at each OF the water works supply
ing The city with the number Of gallons pumped
per pound OF cOal:- Il. lII. M,
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6,5OO,OOO Yeas to 800, 900 Nays.
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How the Vote will Stand.
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CLoTH.--A providing rascal named william Cooper
en- SATURDAY night attempted to 'crtb" piece OF
cloth from the store Of Jacob Reed, Second and
Spruce streets. Being detected in the act he was
sent him 20 prison.
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AID FOR THE ONEIDA SUFFERRRs.-Mr.
Edward Shippen, of No 532 Walnut street, the
treasurer Of the fund for the benefit OF the
orphan children of Captain Williams, OF the
Oneida, acknowledges the receipt of the follow
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-09
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATnsr NE ws.

The Plebiscitum.
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ABUSING HIS MoTHER.-An ungrateful Yagabond
named washington Wilson, whilst suffering under
an attack Of 200 much whisky, yesterday beat his
aged mother, kicked her out OF the mousse anu then
threatened 10 Kin her. The brute resided at Eleventh
and washington avenue He now resides In Aoya-
mo eli
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-09

THE RICHMOND SUFFERERs.-Joseph Patterson,
ESQ.,, Treasurer OF the fund for the relief OF the
Richmond sufferers, acknowledges the following
additional subscriptions -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-21
Caution.

Beware Of all Hair Preparations adj
vcrtised under the spccious guise OF
Clear Solutions" "New Discoveries
(made from old fashioned Hair Dyes,
troublesome or disagrecable to use,
aud VARIOUS other high sounding
phrases, intended to deceive the pub
lie. Their principle ingredient is Nit
rate of Silver, n fen applications OF
which will certainly ruin the Hair.
Use "Barretl's Vegetable Han Re-
storative," which is sure and ehectual
and harmless as water.
$500 Reward will be given for any
Compound that will Restore Gray OF
Faded Hair to its natural color, pre-
vent badness, promotes growth, cure
diseases Of the scalp, and cause the
hair TO grow thick, luXuriant, and CLOS
sy, quicker and more efcCtual and sat
sIaclor, than "Barrctt's" to which was
awarded & prize medal" the only one
ever given to any preparation for the
hair. Every bottle warranted. 1t