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RAILROADS
EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY
II ABROAD,

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. G, 1869,
~ Trains Doth freight and passenger) will run
through between Nashville and Hopkinsville. Mail
train leaves Nashville daily at 2:55 p NJ, and ar
rives at Hop1insville at 7:40 P. NJ Returning
leaves Hopkinsyille at 80 A. NJ, and arrives at
Nashville at 9:30 A. NJ.
This train makes close connection at Guthrie with
Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad both
night and morning, for GAINESVILLE and Southern
points.
Tickets for sale at Transfer Office, under Max
well House, and at Depot Louisville and Nashville
and Edgefield and Kentucky Railroads.
L. A. FORT,
declS If President and Receiver.
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which commences It's 12Sth volume with the jan
uary number, was set on foot a rival TO the Ed
DBUBGH. 1t resolutely maintains its opposition in
politics, and shows equal vlgor In its literary de-
mar
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3. The Westminster Review
4. North British Review,

has Just closed It's 92d volume In point Of literary
ability this Review is fast rising to level with its
competitors. 1t is the advocate Of political and
IiuiO Hawaiian
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DR. HELNBOLD:

Dr. HELXBOID:
DRAE SIa: II b With ranGh plsssure thai write
You upon facts respecting myself I do not know
hardly how 70 express myself. Ihave been, for the
last ten OF twelve YEAR., the greatest sufferer
could be and live; but more sometimes than
others. The complaint wss the Gravel, Kidneys
and Bladder I have been sometimes from
twelve to fourteen hourI, snd wanted to make
water every minute, but could NOT. Have consult
ed doctors, both In Massachusetts, snd this State,
and taken pills, I may sey, by the quart, also
hquored medicines, bus I found no relief from
any, and got worse the lAst sir months. WIS 90
that could scsrcely get shout could not rest
night OF day. II would soon have been call up
with me II had not seen your advertisement IN
"The Berkshire Courier headed 'tK,dneys." I
resz n through md thought I would try it. pur-
chased bottle; but mind you, had not much faith
In IT Why should I, when had been trying 80
many things and cost me 90 much7 Wei, I began
taking n, and before had taken the first bUttleI
felt bad; but finished II md got smother. By the
time TOOK half the second 1 stnl got worse Tsp
parentlye When UsIked It seemed a n my right
kidney VIZ falling from It's place, and felt really
bad felt So bofOre had finished the second
that had made up my mind 1t Wa Of use try
ing any m0re-snd all this time the "Buchu" WIS
doing iS voRk, bat did DOt lnoz H. 20 gave It
mp aud went to Hartford Saturday, to one of the
beet doctors IL the city He ssid 1t vss the neck Of
the bladder, sud I should hsve 70 undergo an
Operssion. He gave me medicine, md 1 went
home quite dO-nheartod On sundsy VIZ unable
to go to church. had not tslen shy q his medi-
mt on ro4r7
chu,' ana in the stternoon had = desire 10 make
water, but could nOt. About one hOur EfteF this
tried again, with the zane result; but the next
time took the vessel It v~s the same . turning
faucet and stopping it OF again II wss 90 for three
times, and the third time there vs something
came through the Iassaae and struck ssainst the
side Of the vessel. examined II, and It 10 the
ugliest stone or gravel you ssv, covered over
with little pieces which collected together. II looks
the color n mud turtle and is 50 hard as flint.
SO You see the "buchu" wss doing IT. work, al
though vss feeling 20 badly. procured another
bottle, thinking thore might be some more behind
but since thst has PASSED. which IL eight weeks ago
last Sunday, have been a. well a. ever l vss in
my life. hsVe the stone securely wrapped and
those who have seen IT In this place sre surprised
csnnot tell you ALL but this Is . true Story OF my
case, and yen are welcome TO make such use Of my
name as you think proper. am pretty well known
in Berkshire; also IN Connecticut. The advertise
ment saved me. Why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican is a widespread paper. If
any one wishes 80 SEE this wonder, they can do
80. I could write oil day, but think have said
enough this time, 80 / remain your ever well
wtsheT,
EDWARD L. HOWARD,
Paper Maker, Burnside,
Hartford County, Conn.
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Nashville and Northwestern

IS miles shorter than via Decatur to
Memphis.
Wore than 100 miles shorter than via
Louisville TO St Louis.
Close connections at Humboldt for Jackson,
Tenn jackson, Miss, Vicksburg, New Orleans and
the Southwest. Passengers have the choice OF
routes to all principal points In the Southwest via
Memphis or Jackson, Tenn.
Connection Is made at Union City with trains Of
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad for all principal
points West and Northwest; at Hickman with
FIRST-CLASs STEAMERS for all points in the
Mississippi Valley.
For THROUGH TICKETS apply at City Transfer
Office, Maxwell House, and Nashville and Chstta-
nooga Passenger Depot, Church street.
J. W. THOMAS,
WI DANLEY Gent Supt
Genl P. and I. Agent jan23 If
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5. BIackwOOd's Edinburgh Mag
aZine

was commenced 50 years ago. EquAllng the Quar-
teries in its literary and scientific departments it
has won = wide reputation for the narratives and
sketches which ealiVen its pages.
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GRAAOE NOUVELLESI

NE YRRaCH EMPRESS HAS CONN
down to Nashville. at p. GrnyIiio's
zsSRr StDTr, where everybody can see her
with tho best assortment OF Hair Braids, Curls,
ChignoDs and Wigs, better msds and cheaper
than any Other establishment in the city.
Also. Hair Js-slry. PsrfuBsrios Cumhs.
Brushes. Soap. 80. 20
Come and See for Yourselves.
P. S.-Prfrste Room for Ladies' Hair Dress
ing and ChildTsn's Hair Cutting.
Gents' Wis made TO order cheaper than il
Now York city, ?. GRANVILLE,
may Il ON. Garry ST.. cor. Bank alley.
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Leaves Nashville ........ .........-... 3 80 NJ.
Night Passenger trains daily. Day Passenger
trains daily, except Sunday Both trains connect
at Chattanooga for Rome, Atlanta and principal
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Passengers for Washington City. Bal
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Passengers for the McA1innvile and Manchester,
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For THROUGH TICKETS and further infOrma-
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CORNER BseAD AND COLLEGE.

vi having Withdrawn from the Cotton de-
partment, sad J. n. Csrsey from the Grycery
department Of the old arm. the undersigned OF
fsrs his ssryices, N conn ection wish his son, "
Z CARSRY. 20 the Planters and Shippers OF
Cotton and other PrOducs. 20 sell or ship for
them DOinS a strictly Commission business
10 .ttef ouzsal7es that Vo shall be able 10
give satisfaction to thos7 who nsy tAgOr rs
with consisu Elents- our motto will Be 80 obey
instructions in eps:y instance, which must pc
civ n q in vrit;ps. We shall BE- pleased to 70
oeive consignmsaz Of Cotton or other Produce
from Planters and others. Our charges will be
the same a. those Of other Commission Nor
chants of this sisy.
Thanking the old patrons Of the house Of
Bailey, 0rdUsy x Co. Tor their very liberal
pst-ouaga, ~ solicit a continuance of the same
T. J. n. CARSSY. son \ CO.
D - "a EEhET.
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A CASE OF INFLAMMATION OF
KIDNEYS AND GRAVEL.
From Morgan, Feazle & Co.

From Morgan, Feazle & Co.
LAsGow, MO-, FEB. 8, 1868
"
Mr.. II. t. HELMBoLD:
DEAR SIR: About two years ago I was troubled
with both Inflammation Of the Kidneys and Gravel,
when resorted to several remedies, without de-
irving any benefit whatever; and seeing your Ex-
TRACT BUcHU advertised, procured few bottles
and used them. The result was complete cure in
short time. regard your Extract Buchu to be de-
cidedly the best remedy extant, for any and all
Diseases of the Kidneys, and am quite confident
that it will do all you claim for it. You may pub
lish this if you desire to do so.
Yours respectfully,
EDWIN NJ. FE AZEL.
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No. 594 Broadway, New York, and No. 1O4 South
Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa Price: Six bottles
$3.50, or 81 IS per bottle delivered to any address
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
None .re genuine unless done up in steel en-
gr.ved wrapper, with facsimile Of my Chemical
Warehouse, and igned
feSp asw1y II. 7. HELMBOLD.
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CURE or NERVOUS PROsFRATION
and Decline Of a Young Lady.

have beon giving your E1trsCt Buchu to my
daughter, who has been unable TO sleep, very nerv
ous loss Of appetite, general debility and rapidly
falling into decline-in fact, consumption was
talked Of. I WIS recommended to use your
hEehu" by highly respectable lady Of this place,
who had given IT TO her with complete success.
My daughter had been troubled for long time.
purchased one bottle some eight weeks since,
which lasted one week, and from which she re-
ceived great benent, and induced me to purchase
one-haK dozen bottles, us had tried many other
remedies, and my family physician, to no avail 1t
Is now more than two weeks since she has taken
the last bottle, and am happy to inform you Of its
complete success. Very truly yours,
GEO. NJ. MARSHALL.
dEBzAsTOvS, Pa, Feb. Il, 1850.
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a PRRNANENH CURE or GRAVEL
offwelve Year, Standing Stone
Passed and to be Seen.

BURNSIDE, CoSS. Dec, Is, 1859.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-20
TIE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY r ECOR /
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays excertec.)
". II. LONGWELL, Proprietor.

TERMS.
Ter year payable IN advance, ss Of
CT month, Z,
PRlCE.LI0T OF ADvERTAS;NG.
ten lines Of nonpareil make one sguarel
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THE IDhIEAL'S FLIG.
tts'iVc Timc on the Irig1tc CcIorudo-A
Gay Entcc and Flowing Bows.

tts'iVe Timc on the Irigatc CcIorndo-A
Gay Intco and Flowing Bows.
The iiigatc Colorado, now lying OF the Bat.
terry yesterday the scene of oyial ana delight
lul reception he'd by Rear a 4iral John Rodgers,
In Lonor Of his first dying h.s flag upon this noble
ship. There were lar c number OF ladies' on
board, wit a strong escort o. gentle len from ti.
ci,y ard nroo'lyn, ino'u Ing uulAlc! Of d!st,n.
Quilted navy ,f.cor- rom Tho Yard
The ceremony OF host ng the nag Of a Commander.
'n.Cbici Of ~ akron T. yer, 81 pie, bus effective
The officers aud men arc drawn up in the waist aud
on the quarter deck Of the irgate; tic AGmiral's
orders from the Navy Department instructiag hi
to assume command Of tie squadron. aye read: and
NJ given siFra tho SHOPPERS OF The broad penue nj
are broken, unl TIE ~ drOn D. give. 10 tho .et, "a
at tte ni9ztnU art cad to n" music OF lie band
"llail Ioluuibia,' and sar;e o. Llteeu gus from
tie iri,ntc.
Tie corvette Alaska promptly falutcd the FAC in
recognition o. presence, and the salute was re-
turneI. On tie Go oIaGo, after tits ceremony was
co upctei, cleLani lunches were served in the Al.
Wital and CaTtair : cabins and IN the ward room
wuen tie sentiments Of pleasant AID safe VOYAGE
"ud speedy rc,Gru were drank in SPARKLING vine
Subsequently the dashius officers led on heir l,ir
partners IN lively dance. Which was kCut mn un,l /.
late hour All were dcli ;hled win tic very rle.
rant 1nd cnInyahe entertainment The Crifatr win
lie on Ia lev days Tor the East Indie, ln G initial
order. '
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We learn with shame for the depth 10
Which our Administration has sunk, and for
the merccnary motives in consideration of
which the cause OF Cuba may possibly he
Justly considered by Mr.. FISH that propo.
Biton has been made TO the Senators op-
posed TO the at.fication Of the swindling St.
Domingo treaty, that if such opposition be
Withdrawn the Executive will he IN favor Of
recognizing the bclli@erency of the Cubans
We were fully aware that tho ratification
Of the 81 Domingo treaty was very dear to
rur mpoicnt Admin siration but that the
approval by the United States Of the most
sacred Of cause.-the abolition OF slavery
ON an island almost touching our shores
Should lie made to DEPEND upon the success
Of an Illegal purchase Of u territory from u
renegade land,jobber, and in opposition to
the VIII Of its inhabitants, Is almos, too mon.
etrous for belief With Senators Of sufficient
indie. cndencc to he untrammcllcd in their
action, and who feel, As many Of th,m must,
lhc national Disgrace entailcd upon US by the
rulpallc apathy of our Executive toward
tuba, this bait will I've Of small avail We
still believe there is sufllc cnt honor in tic
Senate TO render justice to Domincaus and
Cubans both
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Reforms are ON the increase everywhere, but
ar. HIe Ni-,r Hu-l prosecuted In tie quicf place
OF tie band. The carry influence AM vri-ht when
led ul ny prominent men at tIc central points o.
rc.iurl and social power. SucI Is TIE condition
OF fAc temperance cause At the present tine. And
tic Whole COur ilN shuuu reg iuo that temperance
pgcygils in the most rumne place 800 tie Ntilnui
Cuultgl, and numbers among i's Hd.crcut~ some Of
GA. most motel mon. Formerly Wellington mtsh
have tc,n called the hea Iqusrt.is Of dIu. kcuur,. :
Tut a better condition of affairs b. he'inrirg. The
Hon. Henry wilson, that s'rucL apostle o. tenn
ltrlnce, M a lac address sIii:
I'm spite ui much tAIt l. ul-cuur giug, an m in
ere &c Of Urllking Ia some circles, ON the whole
q ere a. great progress. There 1.JS five times as
uuth drinking iu Congress when lie entered tie
Senate, fourteen years H-o, a, tlctc l. row. And
those that now cone into tpu-rye- from the South
have not uruu a. - much with tucm. Liquor 81 uls
are uoN hJui-nrd from tlic National Ca, i.ul. This
II new ln.ng, auJ great inIruI rmcut There are
also sN thousand picl .cd ten leraucc men Ia Wash.
inrion. 1No-tnlrds VI the drau shops have also
been closed
An. he THANKED God that We row have Prcsi.
dent Of these United states who does not drink q
drop; ana a \ice-Pre ileut Mo does not drirR :
and Secretary of the TIe--ury who /, q temperance
can, an Who Is not IN LEAGUE with the Hh.skCs
ring We .'rcadS see souctuin. {. t.c cHcct % o.
IN tie improved condition OF tie lcycbU, and O..
ITC.sury.N
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HLHREU MiRRIliGES.
Another Ilu2Z nud Crush in the synnuouu,
OF IInmI Je.hnrnn

Another Huzz mud Crush in the synngognc
OF inni Jcshurun.
The marriage in the synagogue of Dnai Jc,h.
urun ON Sunday was followed yesterday afternoon
by u0rriule between Mr.. Edward Bernstein. the
brother Of Sundays bride, and Miss Jennie Lhsker
one of the most attractive Of Ter very beautiful
bridesmaids. so interesting an occasion Oiled the
synagogue with spectators, the ladies' seating thcu.
selves, rs usual on tuch days. down stairs IA the
reWs usually cAclusiyey OCcupiui by ne MN
From lucnt among tlCsc were Mr.. and Mrs Mortl
the latter being In her brides dress with nor wreath
Of orange blossoms, and looking very hapny AID
fascinating
The k,uder, Mr. Rulcr s., prior TO lin, entrance q,
Inc bridal PARTY, sang some VSquistC uINcrs in his
hLc tenor voice. Shorty before o'c.,ck thr bri 4,
WITH orange bios 'oms ana point Lace, The Ieb-c,y
women viii not wear white, as white h with them
the color Of mourning, aud almost iuNu-il' IA nd mi
some shade q! uuillc. that being dcemct fortunate
and ROYAL color. The hfidcsulids were ,l-t IA.
Nucl, In Iose-unk Xix, trimmed with satin of A.
Same to,or corsGle cut idtco'ef6 Miss Fannie JarD
uN XII In white suisse dress, Trimmed with TO a.
link satin Miss Minnie Bernstein, iu unulcqIcou
rik, trimmed vih point lace, anu with charming
uru0 iul roses IN her hair Mis- Citrln was DC
fourth dressed In white corded sily, trimmed with
cutr,yeulur,d s".in he cavaliers of the p'ios
maids were Messrs. :. Aschcin, julius Lasker Ju.
Illus Goez, and Meyer Fink.
III, NldaNor, before Il CEREMONY addressed the
party In German, Hn2 at the conclusion OF his d.
course perlorned cerem onies Of the regular old
M rIlaee service Tile usual dinner followed in honor
VI tho event and ioasung and dancing were kept W
until late ~ Iigit
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The Secrets the New Yorl. Legislature

Onc Of the most noted men Of our day
who has gone 10 Albany 20 corrupt tho
Leg stature was Mr. JACOB SHARrE OF
this city. H. went ~ loaded with city rail
road bills in l".'. From that time forward
honesty aud lutY were comparatively ?. rc
n the Cgp.toL In 1881 Vugaboud named
NEWTON went TO albany from Gcnesee
county lie formed ring OF fifteen mem
.css; and so successful were the Fifteen con
-piralors that other little rings were immc-
dNtcly iouaod, and at last nearly the whole
Assembly and Senate were in such rings
Senator'S and members, VINO before their
| cl' cton 10 Albany were on the verge of
lau>orism, were observed on returning to
;holr CONSTITUENCIES 10 live in better style,
and some Of them suddenly became wealthy
men. The Inference was natural that there
wasa mint Of money in the Legislature, and
the inevitable result was a scramble for seats
-,
~ 49, ''''~ '" many '"' "a
| bcrs thereafter accepted the positions solely
with n vi,,y of MAX iuo Nancy
.,,,,,, 49,, =, -. -, ~, e..
| 90 n'''' '''''e' :" ''S" VI 'h' '"e' 'i"' N'0
judiciary were still honest and likely to en-
force the bribery laws Senators and Assem-
biyn'n were very cautious ana would not
Tor the world personally receive brides in
money ihey operated more adloitIy lhey
| suffered themselves 10 NC approached through
'heir friends Inc Lobbyists ascertained VINO
the friend oil the lion JOHN ROGUE was
went TO nm made known what was want
'd' asked tho price, PAID haii cash down
and agreed to pay the rest when the contract
had been completed.
This was the manner of transacting bust
ness for while but some of tho dear friends
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The sun Bound to PTint tIr Nrw-, ). l.
Crowds Out all its Advertisements.

SIN desire to 20 10 Harlem. To be sure OF
l-,It, Naik down GruulW3, a uule iu t.r Ilai OF
d,. ~. ne for tine rhri avcnup cIrs r,tWy ,ca,.
= On the ear tlis up--in FACE, II becomes Jam. Al
las, even a Third avenue car hucUmss uNVi T. tue
utmost. SIN tuey come. Now, what would sou
tniua IL q conductor, VINO stops the car, crowds in
nni iaklng me b. the collar, forces from my seat
elects me, unI sits a now conner IN my pln-e, and
all this AFTER have paid my iufc Ike mauS
Nov, ere 10 tell INC, un advertiser la Your pa
per, having paid Tor my spaot-as ] lud myself
crowded out q your pape- ON saturday, and my
ul?ce Glicd with other adyort'semcnts-Wh /
am In different pIcdcamcnt than wien am land.
ed in the street b rlird avenue conductors Does
not IuE sun saline Tor allt II 80, Why don't you
ernr-c, or cease shining for any Those who
" lrst conc should be frs served"
An ADVrHrisRR IN TIE SuN.
We desire advertisers TO understand that we Will
print their advertisements II we can; but advertise.
m,uts mus, give way to the news Of the day. TuE
SrS viii print the news, even II 1t croAd- gu,
every advertisement
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oRrSNELL.s DEMOCRATS, EXPLOITS.


The Irruption upon the Pcnri street Htpub-
LEANS Meeting Inst Nipht-A ttHckinV
and Get ng Hco ted out on tn Sidrwn H.
The Second Assembly District Republican Con-
vcnion met last evening for the first time since is
RECOGNITION by the General Committee. Routine
business only was under consideration. and ever
thing went on swimingY until the votes were taken
on the adoption or rejection Of the reports OF 'he
different committees Among the crowd were two
semiintoxicated members OF the Hon. Horace Gree
ley's crowd, named oven O'Connen. Post once
atlache, and Patrick. alias James Roach who had
evidently cone with a view Of breaking up the
meeting. These gentry shouted AMI Kissed and
raisei Cain generally until gentleman stepped
IN and reconstructed with them, wien they abused
him shamefully. aud one OF them sprang up and
struck Vitiously ut tie man who had demonstrated
The assaulted gentleman pitched In, fnlowe Nv tle
crowd. and before they could Say Jack ltoOnson,
urctley's vanguard found themselves on the siGe-
walk considerably the worse for wear -
Hardly had the meeting subsidized into tranquility,
when tic door few open and the two heroes entered
with a reinforcement In the person Of Michael lays
n Custom House Night IrapcctOr. Hays stalked mp
to the gentleman who had been struck ut In the brtt
Instance and clapung his hand on that part Of his
coat where gentlemen are supposed 10 carry their
rpyolvcrs svorc he'd "shoot the scUundrel' His
hand was erkcd back In twinkling, and In another
twiukling the whole ls-1ulting party hal described
a series of rarnbpa- into the dewy darkness OF the
outside atmosphere. -
Tic business of tire meeting then continued
quietly to tie end.