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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11
A UcTloN NoTIcE,z-;sALE or THE SEASON.

uoT0H fo1ISbaAhE q FRr ssHsSS
will sell this day (Frday), l0 O'Clock elegant md
1Ssy % % FJEne ~ n The late private
street, near sirth AVENUE VIZ rosewood Peno
,os .a n asa t 70 p match a o, s .ap S6gsn
Turkish chs BSekoase s5oazes rsa,oss by rare
Bedsseads, Bureaus washstands, Clocks. Lounges Mir
Gallery
ni s. e.ss nSG" e sad H s
hold Luxe na o Asonss
Vii VIII .a hs as Without reserve,
in OTIS positively commencing at o'cock, at Ia Fulton
sne Teas contained 70 ina, FIRST GLASS
tea saa ss ss sH M1eS and
hes. Canned Fruits Moasses Flour soaps sperm Taiow
Broms Mustard. Cocoa Chocolate Extracts imported and
American Pickles quantity hne Spices Numers
Dried Fruits other Goods &C. Fine counter Scales Meas
sarrsl. shelving Butter Awning &C. Grocsrynen, buy,
ss csPtsSr a.sd 10 BE after
RY NJ. DOUGHTY. AUcTroNEER.
- Large and peremporv sale of elegant Cabinet Furn
,ure this day. at o O'Clock, a the saerooms 70 Nassau
without and with marble .ops Dining suits In variety
afIfsy y srss aa rhs
so TO DC peremp.ory sold BY catalogue aud
II + THOMAS, AucrroNEER OYER 1000 OIL
II, az IL O'Clock. No. lS7 Fulton street
nANIEL A. MATTHEW'S, AUCTIoNEER, sALEsRooM
~ and Ar! Gallery. 52i Broadway, ST, Nicholas Hotel
building
AND AMERICAN OIL PAINTINGS.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell A. auction this (Fri.
day evening, at ~ O'Clock.
AT MAThEWS' ART GALLERY, hsi BROADWAY,
n continuation number OF very chocs European and
Arnercan Paintings by well known artists, embracing
great variety or subjects The attention OF
the public Ia specially requested Every panln. wil be
positively sold. Catalogues now roady aud
Paintings exhibition free.
NARSHAL5 sALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTiOHEER, l35
I Chatham street will sell this day 10 o'clock largo
lot Of Ready Made Soshog ~. w order T. ricpey Guy
NEs44I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

yIrlLLIAM ELLIOTT, AUCrI0NEER.--HY ACINTrfS
Tnips crocns, karcisss &C. az auction. Saturday
18th instant, at III A. NJ. at YOUNG ELLtOI'S No.
John street select assortment OF Imported Dutch Bulbs Ia
quantities TO suit purchase era.
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A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED
"A brocate cost $3.50, for Tl50. do 800, Panofortc,
Paintings, Bronzes Chamber Dining Furniture
Glassware Linen property family leaving city 81
Fifteenth street. near sixth venue.
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MACHINERY AND LEAsE

AVA Auction
large io' OF Paper and olher Machinery and Fig
ties Patterns and Drawings, being entire contents Of
the - - S 'e"s "
seaverns Machine Works
~ inc CITY or Newburs \. ", IN lots
OF premises with nine run viii be sold N etIon
said preinlscs, on
November II, 1870, at 10 A. NJ
Full catalogues application, the subscber, Sac
peremptory. HOMER RAasDELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

A EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTOR GRADUATE or
n Harvard, has few hours daily which would devote
private pupils; boys lifted for college Address W. H.
% Stuyvegapt street,
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MORRIS WILKINS. AucrIoNEER.

M Positive Sale OF Carriage Horses.
Il. H. LUDLOW co. will sei by auction, Saturday, No
vemher IL, at II O'Clock A. NJ Bradcys stables, No.
East Thirty FRS, street, Firth avenue,
Pair bay carriage Horses hands aud old
perfectly kind aud gentle In all harness and the saddle
one raised by General Wadsworh from hts Norman stock
the other raised ia Virginia May seeu day previous
sale, at the stables. - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, SELLS This DAY, AT
w 2ocock, at Asa Canal street, the Furniture, &c OF
large bouse-Seyers Parior Chamber Suits French
Pier Mane Mirrors, Lace and Damask tains
Centre Dining and Tea Tables Etaseres, Bookcase Ward
robes Lounges Easy. Rocking aud other Chairs Extension
Tables, Hair Mattresses Feather Beds aud Bedding, Ch1A
Glass Stoves Kitchen Goods - fine secon hand Car
The Fifth Hotel; Oiciotis, aso ~
Carpets Piano and everything useful and for
housekeeping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

A CARD.-EEW PUPILS RECEIVED DAY AND
n evening this week Mt GoLDsMITH's Writing College
~ East Fourteenth u squared Speciat
manshp and bookkeeping Private instruction given.
cess guaranteed. OLIVER Is. GOLDSMITH
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEALgD PROPOSALS
~ Will be received for completing rebuilding OF Pei
ham Bridge according to The plans and specifications Of
Howard Ecrs engineer, the llth inst, IL O'Clock
NJ at the oMce OF W. y Mcclellan, Mount Vernon westches
Ter county, the contractor TO the materials
ground, and the committee accent or
reject any proposal that may be deemed for interest OF
the county. =
By order of the committee. VI. s. MCCLELLAN, Clerk
kOYEMLER8 s. lS.O -
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MARsHAL'S shLE.-BY JOHN A. DUNN a co, AUG
~ oneers BY virtue Of an execution directed and
delivered, Will expose for sale public this dag
vt NO 2 Bowery, a. IL O'Clock H. NJ fancy Barbcr's
Chair and Stool. ISAAC NEWMAN Marahnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

r so BOWERY-PAfSE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
"A established Sf9fryate instruction in bookkeeping,
hr,tnmsie, Grammar, speing Shorthand French Latin.
writing Lessons, ~ d. Ladies taught bookkeeping
Lorrespoullng
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Commission to Agents.

For an order 1850 from cluJ Of hi--
N, ne 'cjH pay the agent, as commission,
30 yards blcacbcd or Lro,gA shccttuy, gooa
dyess pattern, all 'gooi Paats pattern, OF
SO. 80 IN cash
For an order of8GO, from a club qCsir-
", ire 'siH pay ne agent 60 yards jro,rn
or J/cached shcetiRg, h,mtiag case aeatch,
all 'rooi Sharl or $500 IN cash.
FIR aa orler Of 500, from n cluJ NJ
one hundycd, re ,cU pay tie aycnt 40
yards q yoya ,rjdc,) shcciiug, splcudid
Seioiay maohd,c or 3ll In cash.
SEND MONEY BY gEGIsrEEED LETTERS
For further particulars send for catalogues
Address
GEORGE a. PLUMMER & co
Successors TO Harris PlummerJ
30 and 30 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass
January II, 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22
Still Ahead I!
o ur CIR eat B O - O N
ID o L L 4 Il S q Il L.

We lcant good reliable agents an erery
part cfhe Country. BY employing your
spare time to form clubs and sending as
orders, you can obtain the most literal
commissions, either an CASH or MER-
CHANDISE, and all goods sent By as
'otH be as represented, and ace guarantee
Satisfaction 10 ecery one dealing ,ciM our
house
AGENTS should collect tea, cents from eye-
~ customer, and IorVard to as IN adoance,
for Descriptive Checks Of tie goods acc sell.
The holders Of he Checks hare tie priv-
Hege Of either purchasing the article there
on described, or Of e.rchangiag tor any ar
ticIc mentioned on our Catalogue, number
ing oCer 800 different articles, not one If
'ehtch can be purchased az tie usual srdy
for the same money.
THE odcantages Of first sending tie
Checks are these: We are constantly bur-
ing small lots cfceyy valuabIe goods, ,chicA
arc not on our catalogues, aad for ,chich
zee issue chcchs till all are solR i; besides,
m epery club, zoe ariUput chechs/ far WATCH
rs, QUILTs, BLANKETS, Dress PATTERNS,
or some other article ofeguak Cdlue.
We do not o6er single article Of mer-
ctan3tse that can he sold Ly regular deal
ers at or price. We do not ask you TO
Luy goods from as unless zee can sell them
cheaper Than yoU can obtain thea, az ann
other tcay,-,ehile he greater part Of OR
yoodS are sold at about
One-half the Regular Rates.
orr stock consists, in part, qfMe .t6iio,g-
ing goods:
SHAWLs, BLANKETS, Quits, CoTToNs,
GINGHAMs, DRESS GOODS, TABLE LIN
I'm, TOWELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
CoRsETs, &c, &c.
SILvER-PLATED WARE, SrooNs PLA-
TED ON NICKEL SILVER, DESSERT Forks,
FGvE-BoTTLE PLATED CAsToRs, Britain
MA WARE, GLASS WARE, TABLE AND
POCKET CUTLERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
ELEGANT FRENCH AND GERMAN FAN
CY GOODS, BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH AL
BUNS, the newest and choicest styles in
Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
GOLD AND PLATED JEwELRY, OF THE
NEWEST STYLES.
We hare also made arrangements ,ciM
some # the tcddjng puJiishjng houscs hat
,oiU ona6ie rs to sell The standard and klt-
est porhs fPopuiar aHheors at oLom onc-
hay the regular price :-such as BYRON,
MOORE, BURNS, MILTON, and TENYY-
SONS Works, IN FW cir ol.a CZoM
Dt13tI3s, and hHndrcds II oHcrS.
These ant coelyMiag else far
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
IN e0cJy or,lcr an,ountiay 10 ooey $50,
accompanied by IKE cash, the agent a,aY
retain $500; and IN eCe,y order ocorSI00,
$500 may be rGlaiacd to
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
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Rake Notice,
WIN c CLAYTON.

ITO The creditors Of GEORGE w Stump. deed
! and Of The partnerships or Stump Frearl.
and French Stump
la pursuance Of . decree Of tho Circuit Court
OF the county Of Hampshire, made IN % cause
thc.e,n pending u subject The real estate Of ihr
said George " stump 10 the uayment M 80
debts, you arc required 10 prcscat your claims
against tie said George " Stunp, and against
SAID partnerships for adjudication TO Nuiu
&. Clay ton, Commissioner, al his Office in ROM
n1ey, In sad county, on or before the 10Th day OF
July, 81O.
Witness, 9. NJ. Taylor, clerk Of sail court.
Ibis 2lst day Of June, 1870
g.. NJ TAYLOR.
Clerk Circuit Court OF llamp CO 81 ya
june 30, 1870 ct
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22

Rs5A man 10 Albany bought an acre Of
land three years ago for $3.50, and during
The present season has Melted 81 200 for
strawberries raised On It.
AfrA pair Of Chicago lovers went up IN
a balloon g ge: married on the Fourth of
July. Earth was altogether too dull
spot for these two turtle doves TO mate
~ Illinois has 5000 miles Of railroads.
which,with equipments, cost 500, 900 GOO
~ Account bin Thy rcalf,icud WHO de-
-ircs ihy good, rather ihau good viii
TT Everywhere cndcayor 60 be- useful.
and everywhere you 10, at bonn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22

EsTbe Mayor of indianapolis scolded
his servant girl short time ago, and she
Immediately determined upon fierce and
terrible revenge, which shows how deprav-
ed human nature sometimes will become
She left the bosoms of his shirts as limp as
a handkerchief, and starchcd the tails as
stiG as the lid Of a cigar-bo3 As a rule
the Mayor never swears, excepting ia the
bosom Of his family; but they say that he
has been executing some elaborate and pic
turesque oaths in public since the occur.
renee. 'Oh, why should the spirit of NOR
tai be proud 2"
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E NC TgON Al.
WEST VIRGINIA
4 y 1 V Il IL = lTY.


HoN } T lIoKE, Pyc}t Boord ofBcgenn.
G G. SrUECIss, Scc'y "
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., P.csijoni,
anil Professor erM.atol anil .igru ph,o,oohy.
f S LYON, A. NJ, Vice RaH.uL
Prg'eay, Of Eqy'it LHralurs, anil Yriae,Oql oj
Frplrr'ory Dlpnfmsnl
S. G.. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Frs'oss, Of I.raomy and Physics.
II. II. PIERCE, a. VI.
(Cgpf L. s. 40
Pr9f Of HIhema'ics mil qf lEiV7ry Tae,irs.
J. j. STEVENSON, 4. W, Phi D.
Prs'a5or 81 Cl.mi.lry anil Nq,ural Hsfory.
r. w. WOOD, Phi D.,
Prg1ssor # Hacient anil V9ara Immune.
O. W MILLER, a NJ,
dsuaat a The Preparatory Department.
D. b PURINTON, Tutor
GEO NJ HAGANS, ESQ,
S.yvm.rAH, ef GJ5pazs and Buliags
HUGH W. BROCK, N. D.,
Lerfru on Piysi912yy ami Hygilas
Hon JOHN A. Ollie.
L.ehyor on C,gH anil C5us,Hu,i9aH Line.
FALL TERM begins lst Tuesday 10 ScrPr
WINTER TERM " 1st Monday in Deer.
SrBlSo TEnA ji Tuesday In March
COMMENCEMENT, 81 Wednesday in June.
IDr.S PIur3rat9rg 5000 per tcrm of 3 v,,l..
University, $50. p,r foffa Ur @ Woke
I.'a.iSa Not 90 exceed S pcr week
Send .amp for Catalogue
N-rHlnloWu, w Va, Aug lt Taco. Iv
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New YORK, Aug. 18th, 1865.

The component parts are BUCHU, LONG LEAF,
CUBERS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MoDE OF PREPARATION -Buchu, in va
cue. Juniper Berries, by disdllatiou, to form
n fine gin. Cubebs extracted by displacement
with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries We
~ little sugar is used, and small proportion
of spirit. 1t is more palatable than any now
in use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is OF n dark
color, II is plant that emits its fragrance the
action OF flame destroys this Ills active princi-
ple,) leaving a dark and glutinous deeoction
Mine is the color of ingredients. The Buchu in
my preparation predominates the smallest guam
hty of the other ingredients added, to proven
fermentation upon inspection, il will be found
not To be n Tincture, made in Pharmacopona
nor is it "a Syrup-and therefore can be used ia
cases where fever or Inflammation exist In this
you have the knowledge of the Ingredients and
the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor il with a trial,
and that upon inspection il win meet with your
appreciation,
With feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
II. Il. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Draggia,
If l6 Years EJpcricncc.
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HENRY'S
CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR,
OR
BLOOD CLEANSER.

THIS is no idle remark that we make 1t is
4 now known TO all that the majority of those
brave men who fought the Southern battle for
freedom, are combating n much more serious
enemy now lurking in their veins During the
late war thousands of men were vaccinatcd with
all forms of dieases under the prctensc of guard
ing against that fell destroyer, Small Pox.
Vaccination is boon TO mankind when the
vaccine virus is pure; but when it is taken from
the arm Of "A patient who has Scrolula, BOTH
PERSONS ARE TAINTED ALIKE 1t is
perfectly notorious that vaccine matter has and
is now being taken from the bodies Of negroes
and white men, full Of mercurial and kindred
dieascs The remedy now 50 we'll known for the
cure Of Scrorula,
Eenrys Constitution Renovation,
is offered TO all with the strongest assurances of
PERFECT & MOST COMPLETE CURE
For
SCROFULA, SKIN KRUPTIONS,
SALT RuEUM, SYPHILIS,
BOllS, PIMPLES.
WASTE OF VITALITY,
RHEUMATISM,
ULCERATED
THOATS, and
CONSUMPTION
Henry's Constitution Renovation
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STATIONERY,
IRON,
NAILS,
LEATHER,
Commissioners Notice .

W., V;r,,;nia u - sur -, Couh'!'
n 4" '"@"'''y
j. CrRmGdb9hS AGntRt StrdtOP, complain.
0nf, VS..
7 AZ He;sLeX ou1 ,r;f. l,n3 ohio. p
cI,, '''''j ''-
J"u"tfS'
In this cause it was decreed by said court, ON
'he "0ih day o. March, 1910 that this cause Doe
referred to Commissioners OF this Court, who IS
directed 20 ascertaln ana report -
]. The individual debts aud liabilities OF
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Henry's Constitution Renovation

tho day Ifany person should bc skcpticul about
this let him ask his neghbor about our remedy.
NINE HUNDRED & NINETY-NINE
men out Of thousand know Of his remedy, and
cannot find words enough for their praise Be
low VIC print few samples Of letters we are con-
stantly receiving daily
EXTRA CTS FROH LETTERS
81 ,c1s oaccinatcd at Mc HoSpitai at
T.cEsiUJy for Smut I0c. igas nc0cy
siri Gc/ore. Since thar, mill hied Il Bat
ne 0fyour Constitution RcaOgator, UaA
acrcr free from scubs. Ur. IYHayd, NJ
Eutu,0, Alu., sent me a battle n yonr rem
ely. am aoo, since Ihure l9hen il, free
JloHl all sorcs, crcept small one on mn
lry, n'd Il Is Jost hclin9"
81 ,ca5 gery B,Uch frouLied irM syphIis.
Your rcD,oy seems 10 b. cn-jag me Gtst.
Se1d I joUcs pr Eyprcsa"
Yce, ycs, ! may ,ceH soy, such ,'clief
from constant Hchiog, 1cas ncgcr experience
oi by me- until mar. Your Constitution
Ren5cotor Is curing me uD,"
A hdy ,orHes,: ".Hy complerion is as
J,'i' ms a jaGc's, Hophs m yoi,r rcmcdy."
ono more yhcmafjsD, Three bottles
/ n Constitution BcHorutor hare made me
q neg man."
"Doclor, enclosed fad So. Picase send
me- u srpplB. Tire .fomH1s h,re rant 10
Try y0ur Constitution BcaoCator."
W. ho1o 1oom /or no mare letters, Int
euopgh has ben, saH 4 iqst oppcaI IS
mode ~ you n The
PU RE SOU THERN RACE
Chcch oud nip Srrotuia IN rs Jaj, ami
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From he Largest Manufacturing Chem
istS az he lpordi I
NOVEMBER 4, 1851.
"Idh' acquainted ,eiM Mr. ii. T. HELM
BOLD; he occupied Me Drug Store opposite
my residence, and ,0aS successful an CON
Quoting tic business achere Others hat not
been eqWoily so before him hare Jcen
fdUoraJiy impressed ,oih his character ana
enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers d. Wcightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-22

PERSIAN Woo1NG.-In the good old
times, a Persian girl who had little pro-
perty--a hut or a fishing boat-was there
by legally authorized to pick out q hus-
band. When she wished to begin the hunt
she would hang up her blue apron in front
Of her door, and post herself behind it,
while the young men of ihe village, atiired
in their best clothes, passed by the apron
in long procession one by one As soon
as the right one appeared, she would rush
out, throw her arms around his neck and
within three weeks there was a wedding.
GUARDIAN ANGELs.-A little girl who
had been favored with glmpscs Of the up
per sky, having been told by her mother
that she was always surrounded By guar
dian angels, grew very thoughtful, and, af-
ter drawing a long breath, looked up and
said Mamma, do you mean really that
all the whole time they arc with me p
90 being answered yes, she exclaimed,
with an impatient fling well, really, /
should ike 70 be alone a little while some
times
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-12
An Ingenious Machine.

The House Of Representatives, al
|, Washington, have had under considers
ton for several weeks an apparatus fol
recording and counting the votes oflegis
lative bodies. It IS asserted by the invent
or, Ar. W. n. Springer, Of Illinois, that
the instrument viii record and count the
votes Of any legislative body, however nu'
merous, on any question. IN less time than
one minute, and make out at the same
time as many copies Of the record as de-
sired. The Committee on the Rules Of the
House, in their report on the subject, were
satisfied that the machine would do all thai
the inventor claimed Tor it, and unani'
mously recommended that the apparatus
be put into the Hall during vacation, de-
string to thoroughly test its practice.
The invention consists Of two machines
placed OF the clerks desk, one recording
the affirmative and the other the negative
votes. The members are in Commhntca'
ton with the instruments by means OIL
electric wires passing under the flour. In
order TO vote, each member at his seat
presses upon an affirmative or negative
key, and the result is Immediately record
ed at the clerks desk. The registering
KEYS fall upon the platform Of pair Ol
scales, are weighed, and their weight &C.
curately determines their number, and
thus tie number Of votes cast on each
side. A dial indicates TO the whole house
the result; at the same time the keys mark
off a list Of the ayes and noes.
The invention, there is reason to be-
lieve, would save one.fourth the time o.
the House, and be q check upon what Is
called "fillibustering."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-12
NapoleIo n,s fieriahn ConsIn.

!, Prince Leopold Etienne Charles An
zine Cd ave Edward Thassillo Of Ho
6en2olles- sgmaringen is the son o
Prtnce Charles Antoine Joachim Zsphyrir
Fre5erick 1lainrad, hereditary prince Of
MISUNDERSTANDING, formerly a lit,
tie principally containing forty.five thou.
sand people, in several detached districts
lying on and near the northern part d
the boundary between Baden and Wur'
temburg, but annexed to Prussia in ls40
when Prince Charles abdtcated. This Old
prince is now alprince royal ofthe king
dom Of Prussia.
Ths wife Of Prince ChRrles, the mother
of Leopold, was Josephine Frederique
Louise, daughter Of Chares Louis Fred
eric, Grand Duke Of Baden, and his wife
SEephanie Louise Adrienne. This lady
was the daughter Of Claude de Beauhaf.
naiS, cheyGlier Of honor to the Empress
Marie Louise, second wife Of Napoleon 1.
and was born in the Emperors household
and adopted as his daughter. Claude de
BeauhaTnais, was cousin.german to Alex.
ander de Beauharnais, the first husband
Of the Empress Josephine, and the father
Of Hortense, the mother Of Louis NapO'
leon BOnapafte. Thus, by adoption, Leo.
pOld's grandmother was the sister Of Ma
poleon I'LL, tie adopted son and heir o.
The first BonapaEte, and by blood Leo
pOId's mother was third cousin Of NapO'
leon Ill, through his mother, Queen Hor.
tense. By either reckoning Leopold Is
much more nearly related 10 the French
Emperor than to the King Of Prussia, with
whom his family connection Is too re
mote TO be traced In any Of the ordinary
tables Of royal genealogy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-12

We suppose even Mr. DANA Of tue New
York Sun can see nov, in the present u.s.
pect Of affairs in Europe, that this coun-
try may congratulate itself that The effort
to involve the United States in an cntang-
ling alliance with the Cuban lnsurrec,ion
and in consequent llostilltes with Spain,
was not successful. Free from all foreign
complications as VIC now arc, war in
Europe, whatever it may be there, would
be anything but calamity to the United
States. But II we had succeeded in pro,
voking war with Spain, 1t might, through
European alliances. have seriously in,
volved US. As 1t is, We can stand off and
look on with comparative Indifference
indectl, with a sort Of comfort in, the idea
that since offences must come, so long as
they come on the other side Of the Allan
tic It only makes good markets and lively
times for US on this side. 'si,
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9 Card from Col. sam Young.
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T0the FAAliH1 1RtaIHga1osr: -lrarloJ
With your permission, would say to
my numerous friends, and fellow constitll'
ents, that l decline denomination as can
didate for the State Senate. 1havc serv-
ed you long; and l am gratified to believe
acceptably, as you have repeatedly elect
ed me, and propose TO do so again. But
you must remember there are three cOtln-
ties of our district, who have never been
favored with a Senator, while Greenbricr
has not had one for years. Please accept
my thanks and fraternal greetings, for
your propositions to re.elcct me to the
State Senate. cannot be at your Sena-
torial Convention, as l am on my way to
Kansas, and will not return for six or
eight weeks. =
July 4M, 1870. .
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DIED.,

REILEY.-on Monday, July nth, 1870, GEO.
VINCENT, infant son Of Th0S. II. and Jennie
Rally, aged months and . days.
Funeral will take place from the reaideuee on
Hampton street, at4 o'clock P. \. to-day. Friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
oMEN.-In this city. Monday morning, July
nth, 1870, at the residence OF bis mother, on
Sixth street, above Monroe, WnLIAN OMEN, ID
the 18th year Of his age. g.
The funeral. will tAEe place this afternoon at
O'Clock. The friends Of tho family ara invited
to attendAbiOgf. ~ IS raw inill l1h
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Yours truly, S. YOUNG.
july 4M, 1870.

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