Th A H.on o„ io Whom itionoili Ilae-.7 cONGIREStiIOIIi4I. stVILILIRI. Pennsylvania Legislature.
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•We have ever been ready to condemn SENATE Feb. Stln-. 7 A number of reso- IlAttutentmo, Feb. 8, 1870..
the notorious complicity with the base i lll.Oolis of iiispiirE'tvere :adopted. The , . S..Y;;N.Vtfr 7 - rite followinglxinswere con
&iclered : -.l', ,--
and eint•rup - t orgartiaathatis which so: de-Legislature,raj
, reulutions of-the,,lowa . . ~. . ,
~i, ..: fees .
_ .
- - - tying the fifteenth amendment were re- • - 1 -ifsstentll defunng the fof certain
i i . hlopihted the fofllref,ladmittiStration of ' offiverk tti:tukOilleUt after the terms of ,
~ served. Thirules•were amended so i 1.5 to
the pnatetit incumbents epire._„s,The..::bill
1 GOYerittor Geary acid bnedened:. our !Come , provide fur the cOnsideratitin or Nihon .
I inonweidth skith enormous taxation-to re: treatit4 in open session, except such as are fixes the salaries as follow*: District At
; plenish a treasury which the Governor 1
transmitted by the President i n eo n& ! torneV, six thousand dollars; Clerk of
passed, Quarter Sessions, three thousand dollars;
, boldly and frankly told ns in his message ' deuce. Several private bills were
t the census bill being laid over informally. Sheriff. four thousand dollars; Coroner,
thousand dollars. All ..11.vs aud per
' Was basely nibbed to corrupt the repro- ! The West Point appropriatiop bill was I three
q
"sentatives of the people-and bribe them I, passed. A hill to Men e certain pm•rsanis n isities lx , yond these amounts shall be
I to enact laws that violated every principle ' from political disabil ties was taloa, imp,dis- l deemed forfeited,to the city, but the .inies
essary expenditures of the officers shall be
lot republiciiiiiiistitudnits, and tended to cussed and Galls' passed. The C ensus ,
undermine the` VerY fenfidation of our bill was next taken up, and Mr. Sumner !PIO by ”, as heretofore- The Recorder
concluded his speech ach °eating the house 1 of I leeds, Register of Wills, Clerk of the
civil liberties. ;; Brit we believe that while , bilL The house bill to' supple detleien. I in-plians• Court, Prothonotary of the Dis
kis the idatylof the press to unsparingly I cies in the naval appropriations was re- i trito Court, Prothonotary of the Court of
deal out ceniiire where it is due, it is also t ported, with amendments increasing the : Common Pleas, and Clerk of the Court
its imperative duty in these times of amount to *3,000,000. :of Quarter Sessions shall, in addition to
imregarded political corruption, to as seal-
In the house Mr. Paine, chairman of : the taxes now required to be paid to the
city. pay one-fourth part of their gross
the committee on elections, wished to e•i ve
ousts applaud a just and brave action as notice that at an early day he would of- ! nveipts for the year, exceeding two thou
well in our political opponents as in our I for a resolution providi tor - that a special I send dollars, including all sums received
party colleagues. Governor Geary m a d e committee on elections shall be chosen by ilw virtue or color of their offices, and
contested election cise Mr. !shall make sworn statements every Jann
a bold and fearless strike at Legislative !
corruption in his last message, and colic] 31mitavintiaertImieh
objected. Mr. Churchill ad-
inn to the City Controller, and iity over
upon the representative ;
; dressed the House in support of the reso..! their amounts within thirty days, under
s of the people to ! lotion, declaring that John c„ . ,,,i, i s en _ t penalty of suspension front ollice or re
wrest the Halls of the State Capital front ! titled to the seat now occupied by Henry I moral. The court Nam appli .M... ti
01l of
the base control of those infamous p o liti. 'D. Foster from the twenty first emigres-' the Controller, or either branch of the
i sianal district of Pennsylvania. Ile house i City Conncils, may appoint an aoditor• :
cal huckaters, who had made it a stench
! amendments to the bill for the relief of • Allrecords shall be transferred to their
l i in the'nostrels, even of the honest mere-; th e District of l'olumbia were insisted lip- i successors upon the retiremeut of any of- ,
1
1 hers of the party which gave them power, on, and a committee of ( 'on ferenre asked livers.
People in this section of the mundane I .
bill
; and we were ready, and did unite with ! A resolution for the payinent of one year's ' The was Pagsell•
sphere had come to the conclusion that
moos.
of
the fiemoer
ti
in a salary to the w id ow o f o, h it ,
,i n l in A. • Bells introduced regulating the county
old " King Winter" had •• sown his wild ,
nag dueapplause.B 4 c peensmt 1"- t er. I Rawlins was adopted. The ~,„i si i i m it i on i prisons of this Commonwealth, nothoriz
oats" and given up all bad companions ; ,
b u t th e i r m en t a l . concl u si ons h ave been I wisdom and ex p erie nce , plainly suggested- : slimed, and Mr. h a ll : al impo rte d the' pent inspectors every May -hilt ivss th an
somewhat disturbed by the recent pranks I former pract ee • !though virtuous in them- ' ding his remarks • • • tall. 1/ I
Mr han v•., ~.,_ to a set{ LI, I) lot into thrl . o ela.`tes , Si , serve
of the aged monarc t.
I " Kin° . Winter',
,Mr one. two and three years. Such in
selves and worthy of emulation, vet they ; motion to adj.
Ras at last awakened from his long leth
needed to be b cie4 b ' ' - .
a .
‘ y action as a strou- •s : ,•
ei.N.kri,,, huh. eii i ._o,,,,, r „i res ,i n ti ons • speetors shall have the control of the
argv, and rallying all his forces of snow, t
re import- were adopted. The jimilichury County prisons, shall appoint officers, err.
see proofof the sincerity of tho-prooohei, 'committee n•port, d a .sill,-finite ii il to for th,. : A iso.protecting the people of the State
wind, - frost and clouds has rushed forth I
when we letlet expected him, to !mike bat-
land we have been anxiously waiting for' house bill admitting .
11;,..- , i, , ipp. The , from the. Ina/-prtn.tiee of improperly ode-
I this evidence. ; sithstitiite admits the ,',llo 9ji b• , i,l con- vatea libvsietatis: 'mit - Ming for a State
tle, with the - Suts,"-great monarch of ; , . .
on 'N end other bill , ,ter,. r p,.rtctl. Board of Examiners to Inquire into the
'
dui s. Ist
, I Our readers are aware of the lung con
the skies.
' The bill was taken lip makito . , it a inistle- I fitness of persons holding diplomas from
! sideration and final • - eby the Leg' - 1
He commenced the attack by construct- i , IraaaAg Is t meanor to fit out slops of war or ftm rn ish 1 tome aft-Leal school or college - the board
_ ietunin _
white i 'attire, of a most infittnous partizan Met- : munitions of war frith t h e i n tei, t that i to be appointed by the Supreme Court :m
-ing huge fortifivatious of
, - 1 , they shall he used by any eiri•ign eriteme • totally from among the medical eruct ition
snow, and in order to make Diem tne
or pest e r agailea my pro v i liee , r „ions.. ere of good standing thronghout the State,
I come a law, would place the control of '
more secure, and invincible, called to iris ,
in an armed state of hist:reaction ;le d )I r, an d t o consist of professors of the theory
the city of Philadelphia in the hands of a
aid the " four winds of heaven," and th e
Morton addte ,, ,o,l the S. , ttate in its stip- and practice of medicine from each sti
-1
few unprincipled men, who would prosti- port, Mr. Anthony made a statement in teal of medical practice, and to meet
work was soon completed to his satisfac-
I tote it to the basest of purposes, and support of his bill to reform the public twice per annum.
Lion. • ,
I would enable them to perpetuate the pow- Also,-That the 73d section •of the
Ile succeeded in banishing the dun with • ; prita n t t ii i ig n a o ll f d
„ I t i i hi b m; i li : sti dnc t l l t i l e , gr l a s. t u it ,l i: li ns (lit : -
penal Code
he
ex
tended
tn
„ gen. ; er of that base combination which has so trit , •,;;) i
ted o " f " i ' lle i Ci r •ivre -
all his army of "warns rays," and
sits t l nn was then taken tq l ; :li and disc - U. ,e ;:• 1 ,1 - . who shall be lemillY italic
long controlled our State government.
COUNTY EXPENSES.
tleltreezes ;" but they soon return with
The house hill was tinallt• raid npn t h e of keeping or exhibiting of
or
.
Hating been sheeted by the hope for a I t a bl e by a vote of -tri to •.i. .•
kt .5:15 p. i e . table,device or apparatus, to win or gain I T, ,, z. , ;;:5.;:.,;•„-- , c—. • .. ...tvan 13
renewed vigor, and seem at times to be
1 long time that those independent Repub- ' the senate adjourned. money or other property of value, or of ! Road Darns ,r ........".. ...
.. 1,5i1l al
slowly gaining ground. The daily round
B. M. Oat,. late Corumls.lotter... VW IXI
IiCSIIIX who stood n so manfully '
in the
i the 11111, ,, • the Fm ',ter Cov,.rb coutos. eng:iging in gambling for a livelihood, or I s „,, i -,,, 0,,,,,0,1„1 0 .„ ... , 4 w .. 1 ,),
of duties which the Sim is obligml to per- " Pt
l in eetant case tv as again takon It , ill of aiding and assisting others to the same • J. T. RM.. 4SS 50
no doubt,
very
Taw. I contest for State Treasurer, would still be ?`
~ , ~': P. Mods, -
... sr 50- -1.373 50
form, and which ace
the hou.:e. and Mr. Rau lull cc nel tido , l l liis and also to an • person -
y who may ot-teg.ti- . com.taltles ..
714 50
found on the side or "retrenelimen t and
notonons, compels him to limit his time
ar , mment in Mr. I , ',4tor's 1,, lac r. Art, .Iv Indicted in any such court 4 &elling 1
_,-""„,".,"• - d •-, T . - -- 1.271 25
a tk`sl am
and ritterition in this quarter or die globe, , reform," n - c were again doomed t o di s . a qii,„.„„i,„, i l l abut three hors, t he tickets or policies in any unlawful lottery." ! itZtia• 7 - 7 °- "" 77- - - "• .• • •114.5 74
appointment and led to exclaim, alas for house decided by a .orlet tam r soil Hurt HOI SF..-During the day was ioectipied ...° I.: rrlt. iii°o"ll7e.Tl:cl.l9Vl.[lgr4;il.74ligh" '. . ...
* I ;I: :4 7
and eausei t uently old - Winter" has the I
' human weakness for among thatwhole John Cimvode was en titled to tlie s-•It and hy the )•, -, •
1 ass.t... , and consideration of vari- lectlonol . 957 OS
Ve n n: , 1;11 , 14 , 1 . 1 Townohl!...E
31
50
advantng,e. After the bat tery of the Suit's
' " -
; s.s. lane. suers
rays has beer witlidnivt mt. - Jack Frost" I number, there stands barely one Republi- Towing bills ra, ,,',4
:I .,., rthe ih roi. , lif . ' - ,'"' s int r.""' ll , ll I `.' cul bilk
lotus Beaten, Jailor. .. .. . ........ . 1,507 32
FPI- , Et•rmog .Sec.' , Nn.-The bill relating to , s t
can vote recorded against the passage of ..1
. ilan 87
lurks around in thievish corners, biting
.. ... ... .. ..
"ens on certain lands in lowa, and to en- the StateTreastim • • Jes thi surAd - . ...
. .
.- was considered. mu ori
;nog Cre.k . llritige. halatice „ . ...... Woi ee
peoples' 110:, , e5, and tripping up their beds. !
I thaVe a nticions scheme, and that was east force amendments to the cons( itntiOn. Mr, Br,lcl-11 ITIOYed to reduce the &dart , l r •% 1 :117
- 39,
It makes no difference to " Jack Frost" 1 tort of :31.f.tSor.J'awr;s% But when the siesta- At quarter ls•fore four o ' ck , ok the house . from eight thousand dollars to five thou . - ,1„"„";,% - ',,`,. - - ••••• - •••• • • • 75i 90
BB 11. GMT is required to • went into committee of the whol e on tin, go 1 '
i Crosarnon. Crier.. . . . • . . 51 AU
, 110 00
whether it be Priest or King. rich or sanction theiriniquitoniLegislatlon, most ! legislatit e t 1 p'• in ha 1 t.; 1 1 - I ' l l. AfPt.• ,W. W. W 14 1 ,011, an'il otherii. Tudier," loi.tltute. 4x° eV
144. • 1... r ,rjll i air. A ch i m mored to make it t h ree w. W. Irwin. State Treaurer. deficit State taxes
poor, whoever falls in his way, makes his I gloriously does he interpose the veto pow- atitetnim ' ent: - X• ra rte - a n c ah i
b.( Upon, but with- , thous:incl. lamst. &seem. lee: and IFFS . . ..... .. ...
aconaintanee miless lie is well protee- ! er, and hurl it back accompanied by' a out finishing the bill the eominittet , rose, 1 The remainder of the
SeSilion was oceu- • Lnnalk i-loopica/
New Jell. to fernlinrs
54-7 55
'Led lkgainst his impertineut advances. : message brim full of sparkling trnthsand 'and at 5:10 it, m. the house adj. i pied in <lifellSSlollßl .
.. /a st
patriotic sentiment, and we heartily ae- SFN. tTF F •11 inth M Cr! MIS Cat Ttreint is. s 9 .7,
But he knows very well that all people t t . n . 7 . r. , Itl rz intr o-'
ro- • g e NT
.prE, Feb , 9 , ig7o . -71 3 , r, ,i 1 Air i, I g .%. .A? ern"nnota. VI er k . .. . . ••., . . . . ma,
eurd to him the well minted fame Of has-' dared - ' • . .
4 o kg,* of the I'Lliss ... .... .. ..
... .. 27,
are not pleased with his trielts,--so he qui- ' ing followed the precepts announced it notatCi joint
broe;..,,,:liftitm.rr.„7.;,vhiing that i seuate liills were nporttsi fat or a ldy : Beede miler-111 , d
' Fruits of . 12.7Q1 41
Requiring the Commissinners of 1 lic 1-1v.rirg1t.1r,,1,',1tr0,,,,i,i,-,...i.,1 ci;•,*:::: . '.:: Ins °
etly steals frton house to house, and soft-' his message by a noble exam*. lands for the benotit of A:-'rie(ti'ltitral r .
ly traces upon the window panes some ; We , must cuufess that John W. Geary, Meellaiiiral colic es, 1
u n ,c. , , , ,i,ch poll c,°,,,, i ~inking i4, Ft 11,1 to ad vrrt . Lie for sealed pro- t1m .i. P:t 1 4 , :g , 07 -. •- • -..-- - ••••• • 2 '' - ,. *. ;',
411(11-", iltiliellitir frets-s, of eren. , masi b sirst - tftlimT:es . 'isltimla . i!'s."W .... .. ti; 1 . ),,
63t.,0 owls,
--- ------ ---,-,---,--- ; I,Ullo,,lsdaftstaitZirilatf-arca pni ; Fry - ffe - niiii ; -' ! ;el : en:7J 7 Ill; o - I,ill t,, Hippk" deicciencies -4•14 ,f e, „I , I'l4 - - 1 ‘ .*: DA. A Hudson t 'Anal Co and 54 ay ns exo,nty 737 SA
crane sentiments Although they Conic in naval apprimpriations It as pass. d: Th,. ' Fixing ` ' in , "" ''
F:0 lisrees. County Auditor. ... . , 50
But Oftell, whin on this errand, his love late, yet they e ! may be none the less °visor- Mississippi hill was iii•it taken imp and : lie salary of the State Toms- •
F. El."llhendler "
retry ((Ryden ..
• . 50--
ttr,r at ,5,..100; requiring security in the T,,,,,•01"r•J",,"1"4' •
of mischief gets the upper haild. Ile tune. We all are aware that the ancient discussed, il l the course of the tighatt ' • a»
sii Ur fending Orders . . ...
spies some bemititiful vase or pitcher tilled ehristians had a persecutor in the person angry dispute anise ti, tte,:i•ll4) limner. s , l l l•iii ti t 'r ( '-' • ( : 11 ,,, u1).1):- regliiring, the consent ,
til of Tarsus, who became - Pant • Stewart and 'Prim in Mill. Without act ion Fund tothe-inn's"Mer's of the Sinking ,
with water, and the opportunity is Lou , t01ft;....
m epositories, and infheting a __ ___
Apostle,'' bong have the people of on the hill the ti.• • 1
to hive :eli
cONTRA,
tempting to be resisted. Ile ereeps slily t i tya K . ' d •- • • ! I " ''' ~
o.• i e)stone neede a deliverer who In the house the rosolin 101 l (7/ . //11 , on .
Penalty for ti , inz, the State funds for ih•r
, By CtMety Orders redeemed from No. 1 to No.
in and touches the water with his icy
.will strike - from their limbs the galling the President Mr infornt.,;;on in nr ' sonal gmtill.
'.t 1 . •111'es 1. , •• . :
0 . . . ' 617. Inelnsfre ... ...
retype eves perrenta„.., , • •• • $40.777
10 1,11,111,11 ll , al-I. bill 11 as reported T A ,. / „, ile y or ern .
... . . '.. 1 ''.74
hand, and breaks the vase beyond repair- ' chains in which a corrupt, wicked and ,to the American eitizi iis iiiipris•in• it
in
heat:malty Am:leers. .. .
lit him " King Winter . ' finds an able ally merciless-combination has bound them. England for political often. , .. ;. ~. ca iii ,6 lir r3 V: ralll Y :.' • •
John It.Cleary stands in ato i rerentme the publication of obscene
and the prospects now look gloomy for the ' • - positi on i for thsenssion. and Mr. Wood addressott . 1.. • , ''''
t , t , rtts_ Flu - lilt.
I exemplify that character if he will. Let • the house, taking Troia,! : ,,, ,,n..1 tile. '
BALANCE OF STATE TAXES FOR YEAR
_IiIV/
tasurpers.
the people and the press give honor where British r t oter11111(.0r, an 11 ''' , , llorsr..--The following, bills welt re- '
miming tie:silo
-1 pupil- Am't 1
All further events of this great reyoln- ! honor is due, and render a grateful appre- min istnition for not Lakin:: -t • •to . , P '1.1"1:
Townships. i (Mies paid. I Exit's.
lion trill probably be found ehrouieled in ! eiation of this his nmiden attempt at rc- ' cure the • n d eas ,-. „f t 1, , , ~,is .,; ,, ( l r i , , i/ . . h . . The Senate bill authorizing husband
the book of Time, Which is open to all I trenclunent and reform, hoping that the discussion tin, 1 . 11 r , i i , r '
f . , . iit 4, 1..,1 1., and m if; , to testify in divorce cases.
residue of his administration may be sig.- , Messrs. Haight. Soloirnsoke, a 7 ; ' ,71 \y i lki,;_ Tile I louse. bill providing that median
who desire to read it.
-•, . .
! nalized by the same manly, generous and ; son on the
- •-
ght pontroot gtinocrit.
F- EDlTryn
;no mv`R E• E PO•14
IVEDNESDA Y, WEB. la, 18117.
We notice that a new Police Bill
has bepu in'trial.txced iu the Senate by Mr.
lieu szr. of Pi iladeljih
eaf
./
.M7-11-,L1.....8eebe, editor of i the. Owego
Credit!, who was nominated' by the De
mocracy of that place for the office ofJus. ,
Lice of the Peace,- was of course in that
miirear town deC. - itted, hut he has the sat
isfaction of having received the full 'rote of
his party, which :peaks well for his popu.
Vir The election which took place in
Broome county on Tuesday February Sth
resulted in a defeat of the Democracy, but
the returns show a very discouraging de
sertion in the enemies rank& The Secre-
turf of State rev„Tiveti a majority last fitil
'of 1,231. Whereas the aggregate majority
for Superrisors is now only 35 z,and a gain
of four Democratic Supervisors in the
county. Well done for.
A Fierce Conflict.
„ - - - i
"" ,•, journeymcii. Cradesmeti, and laborers
m the same side. •- n MOT ;IT. Ili,. • •
privilegeso - tik , n „,„„. w , ro
110;111ni. , ,I,R; forming associations under the general
-----....-/aw0...-- ; given to Mr. John Kitts, a soldier of ill, :1/.l„f 1869, shall not be liable to arrest,
fine and imprisonment by reason of such
The Former Residence of Hon. D.S.. reuveoLutiopirti,.sherarrnf
aititvl::rrkinl,sisl.rifs,-a.ntinadirlival;f:lflit..
The editor of the Dernorralie irafehinttu,. Dickinson.
nvemirers.hip. Negative y :
The Douse bill previa:l) . g for the elec
iso a soldier of the war ef l'tl '2. The old
Bellefonte Pa. gives a very interesting ac
tion of
th e of public Schools, as
The nesiden .
cc of Col Walter Dwight, ' gentleman was sum:meted IN oternbr•r,
count of a remarkable discovery, which
; formerly occupied by Hon. D. S. l/ickin- . With whom he chatted in a li i vetv, inter- soon as the terms of the present incum
bents expire. was passed.
ilex been made, about. nalf a mile from 1 son, was burned to the gronnd on Sun- ' ligent manner. At half past ono the •
Bellefonte, at a little place known as I day morning Feb. 5t1,. Loss on building, j house went into Committee ef th e ulnae SENATF., Feb. 10, 1870.—The following
Alexandria. Space will not allow ns to 1 library, statuary , furniture, cte- * 70 7000.1 on the legislative appropriatien bill. The ! petit ions were presented
i fives
fur ) *64,000, in the following Or' debate was conits lively cm, „,,,„„i„ , „ %. ;
F F ~r
alt
abolition of t i he . death f. penalty.
endeavor
give the account Verbatim; but we will
or
e
endeavor to condense it fur the benefit of !
;
Fork $lO.OOO slo. ti Ort f " .. : ' "O
ir o it l i- N o i f New York, glc i ttTla l l rl N7a. 3 ( l . 7 iit ( •(: .' i• i t v l i l r r d :;: if fr ini II
'T „ (; , i T ';; r t 3 , l , tors .- of l i l ( s ' e si l '' 't, '‘ m l 1 3 :syis ii). a n t ' l l itt et s -“ ( ) );:t n tee li rs. 118-
these of our readers who are interested in 1 SE4OOO ; Home, of Nei, York, $15,000 ; . strike out the '- appreprt i at . i„ li fo r -I
i1 j1 ) ,.. a . . - r i . ' PrOill the contributors to the Petinsyl
such discoveries. It was while blasting ; Internatirmal. 41/0,000. was lost. ; vas: ia llospital, for an act exempting the
rock at Alexandria, that a 'small hole was, The family were all absent from home.. bill t
, Feb. 1 Ith. .1. is 1- la rg , •
aid instit
s iliu m from payment of the /A
-l/der:o
in
noticed
tax on the bequest of
noticed by the
workruen,lrhtett
proved
to
,acrd the hired man, left in charge had sENATF
the public ,grounds surrounding the e (
'ap
gone away to etas with a friend. I ah tiro top
''-' - passed. 31r. Sherma 11 in i redneed a John R. ' (i ‘ ti gg'
be the entrance to a cave, the full dimes - : i s sz , ll , o ;:d to hitt.,. taken
from a defec- : resolution mervelizine tile existent,/ of a A large number of petitions from ‘ ari
thous of which are yet unknown. The tire tine, although some express the opin- i state of war ht cveen Spain :red (I'l l i • d ous sections of the Commonwealth for a
eave ha:steam partially explored,and . merle ; ion that it was set by a” btee "diur. l . - -- i t, expressing; sympathe Pn. the lath r. line.. law aillowirig voters of any district to vote
fur or against the licensing of dram shops,
beautiful things futtritl;and it bids (Asir le ) burg's Gazelle'
! ferret]. The bill to abolish the fra . nkine
--seesse.....---
e : and also a censiderible number for the
become one of the wonders of the age.. Fire au Ffaveriy.‘ ; privilege was ennsidered until the expira- l . ix; r , • r
~ ', HA '
Iti . •
.ushmenL
lion ortlie morning hen r, when the Mis. a ' dam o ' "I uu i
:ibottt 25 feet, from the very small main I
The followin g hills were considered :
entrance. were found two holes, thrt ngb ! W.srener, N. Y. Feb. 9. gissippi bill came up. The lack of liar- The 3lessage was received front the
• mots amour: , the radical members was
the largest of which, an entry was ma The steam flouring mills, owned by -- '' - • . Governor, vetr;ine the Metropolitan Police
with some difficulty. A passage of about ; t i."1 1 y:.,
& 41.
Id.)usetror,
destroyed
d fa b llet li t and Marsh, - ; again male approved by acrimonious . - - ',
this were Thet° - ' speeches and remarks. Al 4:3i) p. in. a , bill, which was read.
red to postpone consid
forty feet--a kind of an inclined plain, lied i e a s odi s cis i tnt j t ,' L w l s . o re neot . it T e onii nr i o n s fr ev i er l : message was reeeived from the honse ars
!ertMticr,.neresfunticiiisi lnr' t
F nottis i eme . the death of . Representative li.
to two passages. After a short distanee l sive of; the kind in the aviary. The tire '
Mr. Naele called the yeas and nava.
o .
one of them terminated at a kind of rude : is sTI PPosed to have bee” entlsell by the and reesP i - t t i n ti s o . a
. A ft f. er tls !; 17 0 "",,, ,, 1 s p e t eche 'The usneitleration was postponed by it;
sta i rway, d escend i ng i nto a I„ rge and won _ : heating of the machinery. I.° Sk'in t)
--" -- " --,- nn-: ln the e bons, - ' t ) it r" i s s l rr x m ( I;:er lii o . f 'l-m t i. r adji : Republican yeas to 15 nays, all Demo
en.l 101 IS , /„, NI f
—Qu'm-yo llazette. .
sm._
derful room, whirli extended on, and on as
I were presented, and bills int nelured and
--et. e5.......-__..
Coy-
A message was received from the
.of
Car as the eye could reach, and Ants tort yet
_.
. 1% ' referred. Several resolutions of inqui re .
The remains of the hate M I' I '
Were adopted. The house thou prneceded '
te,rrrn,°,l.r't;;legt')ltnogttimbe"sbliiiintonitlugri;7,nritsmses
been explored. Small fishes. white as the , were submitted by Dr. l'av, Mr.
(i d ai i:t i ia- -
driven snow, sported in the crystal pools. ; ;,'Wished English physician;
to a
novel tohilitleteoeultylo,l}fe
c tl f re a c i r i s i rc i tiiittee
% f l oe 1 :rivitire
of murder. arid in vSn titan - manslaugh
which' dotted dotted the stalagsnitie formation or ! p.reszr-ativs ' , recess, which consisted in , ers icing rejected or rrflerVP:alisls'tst aletlit.c?re):= er. This was intended to meet the case
the 'lleor. Numerous amb ways extended ; t h i r o s i t ; Ilifieell:nlf all t d he arteries with a sofa- i mittee of the whole. The Leeislatire rips of Dr. Sheeppe. The consideration was
flostpoleaL Adjourned.
to .the west, seetning,ly without end, and
i and after the e la an se
eic.totrrowesaltve sublimate ; ; propriation bill was then tip i i- ti committee
four hours, 'f ti
0 le whole.e bum ser ot amenonsents , Ilos - se..-T he speaker announced Messrs.
all beautiful with stalactites. The otl I with saturatedsolution 5 •C a •
, W r a • of taut"- -e"•• lookine to a re/wet/on of exiwp.--. m,.
„ i Brown and Mooney (Democrats), and
passage emerged into an apartment sinti- By. these means. tile softer tissues are ac- c o n s id,: n .d . l ut th e ~.„,„, - o f t t . ;:: 1 : s ...,,- Messrs. Hong Elliot
to ßunn (Itepubli
lar to. the first, in which the remarkable ;to ally concerted into leather. and clecom- sion, the ill feeling ecistin, betAn ' T n i-e 3 l' f r i ,' calls), as a cot;iniitte e toascertain whether
discoviiry was made, of two streams of ' P')'-.4-11.'' elf cruelly
arrestecL Into the . 1 1 awers. end his radical conferve.s eropped I any corrupt !warts were used to pass the
._ ~...
cavities of the chest and abdomen there . .
out. The commit tee rose. and Mr. Cobli, ! Metropolitan police bill
water, not -Atom than ten.feet apart. one cavities
also introdce a paste of arsestie
offnee d the death of hi s , The special order of the day was the
of which was warm and the other iev cold. niniphor, and spirit ; and th coffin wa: of
wise°"'''' '
II"
of
e o n e. ,,, gue, B . F. Hopk i ns. Ti me „ snal res _ COll . Bl era . tion of
. uublie bills, the first
, .
Front the irithrhouttivo receive the ins- , i i lined with a laver of aMinsal el . reoal. i-
'
I : citations of condolenee and reepeet were 1 which nas ,?, ll .I)l veree•
pression that new explorations will doubt- I
, i adopted, and at half pagt three the house ; 11 ° 118 e bill exempting one sewing ma
less be made, when theierrriotity of the 1 " -i ' i T he • Montrose Rr P i thlinm uotices I adj. I" : chino in each talndY from taxation'
~ ill its exeltangs the remarkable fact I ------.......--_- ; Passed.
public will PrPbably be g,ratill e d,
~ that three chief' exectitive ofEteeis of ; —The trutversausts or Earktne hove built al The Senate bill to
-protect baggage was
to_pro
-.....41/. Aft- -
' =Xi ss Sus:in B. Anthony . . the nation 'who' are 4 ' running" the gov- ; talent thousand dollarchurelt. . The Lutherans : passed.
.- ~. ..... . .
...... heard
..., says that she
never of so many men in n e itske .-- ernment am " youngemen" and we think I
: Pa y n e one
rkraillstitnetikcisittlds t.4-e r3 ' thousandll24. the I - Evening Ses;rlO u.—The - sPecial order
I
being' sltaneously affected withO sore.; ittntflit add •- witkpropriety. " fast young I doltimi.' . ; was the'consideration of the 'Rouse bill
threat as' she found in Washing -ton in sc; . l_,,Dl o °' .for- -we, •believe that among them , —Thicm, the Fri:reel orator, was the son or a ; authorizing citiz e ns to vote upon the
letting Congressmen to speak at her snf-" 43e Y e"lrbiiie' all :t heneeet!'W'Y "worn - t peer locksmith at Aix, and was eflueateal by , of lice ' each&sir t.
wee In
1 le
(rage convention. - 1 Pihme.nts Such as ." getting tight" ; some gentleman who cbaneed to see him one f granting The Lill we • rteidby Chamberlain
smoking, chewing tobacco and -swearing, day at his Gather's shop, and took a fancy to the ! C oo '-' 'TN • ,
Cooper. andothers.
bright piling boy. .
t
..
• —The..E.ranztrier, organ or the Baptists, arers : ,i kee ,„ P L 4 h g n „,_,lllifbtittll doge-fast horses, an e 3 I
, M Wbite, r. .of Allegheny, offered c sub
that Hof the freedmen about a quarter aro - ma- ; " E.""""'"6 ' (in gokl) and , bein# -slight! i —1 "
he Boston ..Tinica of the 10th Inst.., thus ! •' te, submitting the license question to
lion - aro member., of Baptist dawdles" Th ey I ituplicated in 5 fre e , . l ove _ s f a i r l. Q r . g' I chronicles the weather at the Ifubt `Friday last 1 Btltu
bare.„lt is estimated,. 1000 separate churches, •'eonstititute same of the heee i et; .*
•
, le ; the urchins were making din piles ; on Satin. ' the people annually.
ayeraging 250 tier:ahem edeh.
e __moues oft, day aftmoon they played marbles, anti to - slay ' The bill was :postponed - until next
. ..
..„ - , they are wasting mid Aiating." •• ; Thursday afternoon.
Remarkable Discovery.
co nrage9us action
Annual Statement
Total am% of Du i> - - $1,267 00
To.am't ritt,by Collectors $1,128 49
,Of the'Reccipta and Expanditures &&.- I;lsl4erat‘. to B5 *0
ereentage " 59 441.207 00
• quelsanna Countylor 1869.
(Mo do and pobliph,tl In pononnoccof aII , act of Aoseo .
- 61) or tho gab or Apru, )834.1
BALANCE OF COLLECT()
Townships.
•
ApolacOn
Ararat
ittibtint -
Bridgewater..
Brooklyn ...
Clifford
Choconot ,
Ditnock
Dundatf
Forest Lake.
Prank/in .....
Gibson
Grunt Bend..
Great Bend b.
Barton!
Harmony._
Ilerrick
Jackson
Jessup
I.atbmp
Lenox
I.it, 31eadows
Liberty
Nliddletown
Montrose..,,
New Milford.
New Milford
Oakland
Ru5h......,.
silver Lake..
Springville ..
SustCa Depot .
Thomson ....
$ 469.524 443.53
315.69 1 294.151
13111:351 1.384.134
2.220.81, 2,04111.62
1,227.501 1350.511
1240.88 f 1,159.80
533.571 489.45
1,418.681 1 . 11 30.15
237.1111 212.85
1.214 1,189.69
200.35 187 01
875.21 8'28.83
1 1,283.07
1,121.971 1,046.54
529.64 518.09
1,222.48 1,137.56
781.9 2843.22
792.37, 248.41
1,128321 1,042,39
83.3.00 1 787.32
758.60 700.88
1,309.79 1,241.64
130.48 121.88
881.46 832.31
866.05 819.68
2,002.15 1,879.81
1,684.70 1,582.34
507.70 476.24
519.59 468.1311
992.49 934.45
84848 80.2 .
1,162.30 1,045 . 80
885.00 826.15
621.16 582.69
Rt . :CAPITULATION.
Doplitztes,
rollecton, 4:30;187
ige to " 1574 1
xl to •• 436
IL V. KENNICI/V
tee, .11.ontro:te, Dec.
Total ain't of
ain't paid by I
" per rental .
" exoneratel
Treras'rs 0
COLLEr .
Apolacon &impel Ulm
Ararat—. A. r.
An i b.rn . Leander Lott
Br decaliter
B
rnokhn. J. L. Itroino
Clifford. • . E. S. Lewis(
Clincnnat.. lilrbael yorray(
Dlmack J. H. Crocker!
Dundalf.. . IVrn. U triton c
Forert Lake B Warn..
Friend...llk John Moonro(
Franklin 1 S. Burr oiO
rlbann W. Pickrgnyl
Gnat Ilona It W.Blakerdo i r
Groat Bend born I:p.. TMk
T. TlLl: l b c o i;'
yd T.
Apo!aeon—
. Ararat .
; Auburn
Bridgewater.
Brooklyn ...
Clifford._
Dundall.....
Forest Lake.
Franklin....
; Gibson
Great Bend..
Great Bend h.
Itarford...,,.
Harmony....
, I ferric!:
Jackson
.leirstip
Lathrop
Len ox
I Lit. Meadows.
I Liberty
M iddlrtown .
Mont mse....
New Milford..
New Milford h
Oakland
Ru5h.........
Silver Lake...
Sttsq'a Born..
Thomson ...
RECAP
Total am't of Dapllea
To sat paid by Coffee
" " Exonerated to
" " percentage "
ULATION
0r5.51,537 22
" . i 0 42
" . 80 78-4
_ .
BALANCE OP COLLECTORS ACCOUNTS FOR DOC
' TAXES -ISM.
Townships.
Apolacon...
'.lrarat
Auburn.....
! Bridgewater.
! Brooklyn ...
Cliffoni
Cboconut
Dimock
Duntlair
Forest Lake..
Franklin
Friend:nine..
Gibson.
Great Bend...
Great Bend h.
LiarfordL
Harmony....
Jlcrrick
Jackson
Jessup
Lathrop.
Lenox
Lit. Meadows.
Liberty
Middletown..
Montrose_ ...
New, Milford.
New Milford b
Oakland
Rush
Silver Lesko
Springville ...
Susq'e
Thomson ...
XOO
13 00
45 00
61 00
52 50
51 00
31 00
55 50
9 50
41 00
36 00
51 50 1
35 50
12 00
51 50
:M 50
31 50
41 00
XOO
57 00
4 00
42 00
30 00
51 50 ,
18 50
39 00
08 50
51 50
51 50
43 00
21 50
ou
~..,_ . . ----
STATUMENT OF DOG ACCOUNT FOIt 18Ca;
Rfr.lialtt,VECtautialy, Treas.
.tirer, UCticcolint with Dog
Taxes ; to amount of [limit- • ,
' '
cafes for MA - - 11,207 00
To unit in Treasurer's hands
as per last Auditor's rupQn
=BE
.NTS VOIt IN
CONTRA,
By E xri's to Collectors -
Percentage to "
Order 4 redeemed front Nu.
1, to No. GO. inclusiva • - MAI 08
By Treltsitrer's corntuision
3.65
27:48
4 2 '45
ou receipts of $1,122 40,mt,
2 per vent; - ' ' -* • 22 4.1
By Treasurer's commission
on expenditures, str..4 67,
at 2 , percent • • • 19 89.
By am t in Treasurer's hands
In bahmac
0.12
13 04
10.02
3.30
2.78
llirhard Aennedq. Treasurer of Sus
quehanna ruunig, in Account. Current
with eaid County. Dr.
- -
To tout in Trea.surer's hands as per
last Auditor's report $ 3;921 70
; Amount of Duplicates for 1869 32,398 17
Several amounts of loans In 1860 13,550 00
Amount roceived for additional as
! ,e.iaments and TaXeS
Amount reed- from COMMORWIMIth
vs. Mrs. Melvin and -- Button
.I.mount received from S. F. Lane,
Sheriff, Jury Fees
Amount received from Abel Sherman,
Pithy
A mount rm'd 'from ('has. Dodge, late
Trmsurer
Amount reed thou A. Chamberlin,
and J. S. Towne, C. minion wealth
es. D Rain
Amount reed from IL Benjamin, for
rent of old Jail '
Amount nar'd from Chas. Sprout, col
ic, tor, 1864
Amount reed front B. 31. amte 3.00,
do 4.50, Win. Gilmore 1,30
Amount reed front Commonwealth
es. Abel Arnold
Amount reed from an Execution vs.
3liehael Miller
Amount ree'd from Ovemeeni of the
Poor, Montrose and Bridgewater
Amount reed from 13. 0. Camp, for
muss took
Amount reed from A. Frink, old iron
Amount reed front J. L. Adamt, Coin:
monwealth (waits refundixl
Amount reed on Execution No. 231,
Nov. 'T. '67
Amount reed from Superdsors of
Middletown
Amount' iTed front Ca tt lc strays from
f.athmp
Ammon reed from sale of Jail doors
am I Brie!: •
Error in Treasurer's pereentage
Amount re, ',I from IMCM.,
leo ,r ~1 Jes.up
Amount reed from Commonwealth
vs. Ann Johnson
0.84
23 10
4.25
20.81
2.80
2.19
I COI 75
$32.39 8 47
5--$.1'2,398 11
Treasurer.
31, 1869.
Herrick . G. S. Tingley
'Jackson 14 L. French
SJo"UP• Lneitts Smlt h
Lk l hroP. H. B. wood
.
Little Meadows,.. A L.S.HamChurchill
I LJb"cfY •• A. IL Stanford
flarn'l Dodge
}tont rnse...JohnA. Howell
ow M illonLJno,Walw onh
N. Milford ho N Broberfirld
,ttnogh F . d (:ranger
„Tiber Lake T. II Folder
cipringville... A, f' Uomn
,Susn'a bor .1. r Ilai/ey
,Th tun son. ...L. It. bow
(ivah•n,
Rt am't paid ronnty Auditors
Anionnt or six refunding ookr..
County order h•emed from No. 1
to No_ 627, inclusive
Amount of exunerations of
collectors $ 436 75
Amount of percentage to
_Collectors 1,574 It--
Amount of Trms
urer's
sion nn 12,
(.61,N ,t47,35s 32- 947,
A tn't Tro:Pdi coin
Ccittittliai,ion tin •
ham*ltitible Involids.—Lodianstion Dot only effects
E \ loitnlitures 10.812 53- 616 Bre- 1.7114 01
the physicil health hot the dispositions stet tem-
Ain't in Te'at'ime hands to holanee s.ur.3 4,4 peer of Its victims. The dyspeptic becomes, too, la a
...-----, , mimeo re demoralized by hie suffering& Ue la =bleu to
t" 13 . 29 ° ' l ' at. of Irritation, sullenness, or despair, ta the case May
_ _
`quient..ot Of ..',.. F. Lalle. Silerilf, ill . 1 hi. A prei , rnalurd withiltiviniella which he cannot coo •
r- itol. lola ~ i nk to aub•conKtruc the word!' aodactaof those
mu id (rill( .1 ury Fre ,, , 1 tii;:'. lii - . around him, and his lutcreocusie even with those neatest
and cleanest to him Is not 'infrequently marked by rah'.
nition• of 'maim... fimet e m to his rea/natere. rheseare
the mental phenomena of the disco... fez-which the In
*is; (10 ',lid ran not be justly held respomilltle, bet they mete
- lon much household eiscomfort. It Is to the Interest of
.ROil flit the home circle, It is essential to family harmony as well
(..Ortierl. ( i r. as hi tho rescue of the principal sufferer ham n,stets not
for removed from inol pieta insanity, that Unite symptoms
By ain't paid Treasurer and did in Ins
or intiltAl tiWnrhance be promptly removed, Te - illt - ixan
act-oast 161<1 441
on l y be done by removing their:hical CUM!, lArrarigh
_
3 por tied( retained for rollort ion 2 54 pys
meet cif the functions of the stomach and Ita allled via
" (N . ) cers • the liver nod the bowels. UplM these three ITapor.
(ant on-an, lionieltoie Stomach Inners acts simian
- . ..
musty • producing a thorough and salutary elm in
iit4oerei 1 . . Kentiedr/. Trertmtrer of Sus- their condition. T he y e .„„... uthi o ',„ 7 „...„0..„,,,, t whith ng, th .
-.... ~,,. 4,,„ n i f ' o'r lay, 1,1 .1, 'MO teal, Me preparation is moopared are of a renovating, nigtdritlng
( 'sili mon foraft it ,pr" Pen nmulertnia. Dr. and alternative character and the itimulant white leads
---
_______________ nelirlty to their remedial virtues la the purest aid heat
£4.2.604 14
Ti' aggrettute ain't of Stoic Ta/est that ran be extracted bum the most wholeamne of al
lei icil and a....,5ecl fur Pie Ilse of the ecretlo, viz: sound rye. No dyspeptic can take thb gen -
Cnninion wellth of Pennsylvania for Is/ revtorntive for a tingle week without experiencing •
. __
1669 no per stutement of County notable improvement In hie general health. Not only
Fret ( ' ,, ninii.ion,rs titled w ith said Treas. sld hlii bodily sufferings &hate from day to day, but his
titer sl.6ss 42 [WWI will recover rapidly (tom it. nottlestnesa anal into
1$ 1 08 To ain't of Slate Taxes levied and u s- bility. and Ole happy change will manifest itself I n his
70 scssed on National Rank ‘itnekft a. 4 demeanor total around ham.—Fop.
2H7 ' per certificate of Auditor General 150 00
1 34
________ ,
~._ii.iy-.1-0 CarfSIIIIIPTIVE3.—Tbe ddsertlser.tarlag
2 15 i
3
Sift
SI.K.V3 42 been restored to health Ina few weeka.
1 63
ea
411
very aimpic lernedy, olte r having suffered several yeani
1
Conlro. c r. with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
lml Itiplion —IA I.IIXIo. to Make known in his fellow
386 . Ii I31 • 2 per rent. allowed rollemora $ Fto 78 a 'ol nfferers the means or core.
113 I Am't of Ean'it allowed Colleeturs 70 42 Tn ail win dmetre Ir, hex'!" tend • Copy of the pre
-1 90 Ain't per cent allowed oat Bank stock , seription need (free of ChargeLuith the olrectlona for
~._ preparing and using the same, width they will find a
41 5 per mat
7 .n.) tire Cone POII r"..NPTIXrrtoN, Awflres, DZONCIUTIS, the.
The otlect of the advertiser In sending
theatrta,
iletTrip•
1 51 Treasurer's pelTentage on *1,537 24 - 3, at
:3 64 . 1 per cent 15 ;1 thin is to benefit the stlitimed, and spread informati o n
which he (-once' sea to he Invalonble; and ho hcrpen
2 16 Treasurer's percentage on $142 ao at 1 every sufferer will try his remedy, as it Drill coat them
204 ; per cent 142 oothino, and may prove a Inersing. Parties arlshlim
' , est-rip:lop will please midresill Rte. EDWARD
.2 36 i Am't in Treasurer's hands to balance 1,662 93 ' 'hry
I A. WILSON, la illlanmbarg, Kinn Co may; lamelfork.
1 44
-- Map.: iy.
2 02
To rtin't of .111 - Fee"- au iwr rertitit;tte of
tile Clerk of Ulu Court of quarter
~_ 54
3
t•W
3 Ofi
1 12
2 47
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.., , - -- --
244 :-..- ---- - ... --_-_- y --- kzet - DEAFNE243. ' SUNDAE/1B and CAT_ARBE
; 1.--, treated with the utmost slicers ,by J. JILIALCS:
2 02 ,clatenient tif ti Could!, 7)*(77S- : Al. D.. nnd Professor of diseases of gin: Ey e e nd E,...
1 52
ou4 speetriltyl In the Medical Co lees of reansylvinla,
2 98 rte q, 1,1810.
I 2 yen, experience. rormerly of Leydro,llollestid,) No.
12 - . _ --
_ __
__
S 5 techtechstreet, Philadelphia. Tesarrioninfe etM be
i, F. ,. ;77? 4R : .«-n a t hi. office. The rnetltell faculty are . Invited to
A callable fends in the Tn.:l:wiry
1 Nil
• 600 00 , nceetnonny their oatienio, he hut no wicreto In hie
/ 5 , 3 Unctirrent money of previrms yew.);
' io - nlice. Artificial eyes inserted withont pain.. No
. i -- nevenii ainountn 01 Note., Boni's, charge for examination. febl7 I,y jws
•. I I
.1 Ildginents, &( %, us per last Audit- .
. --------
3 31.1
500 00 ' it.... - .1 , -. 12t0 Confession/ of an Invalid .-Pnbllaked
ors' Report
OS
.....,, for the bCI1 ~n t of young men sad others wbo r.
1 -,•5 • We certify the foregoiny, to he n correct state- r,r - oh
from nersons Debility, etc., supplytug the meant of
2 a meat.
S.IM I
I 3REL SIIERER.. . self cum. Writ/en by ma who eared himself; and
. ~
2 75 I. T. ELLIS, Commirsioners
'sent free on receiving apart Bald directed =rely's. k'd
• .
5 13 P. RINDS, ,- .
drop., NATLIANIBL MAW/dB,
' 1 I
I Dee. 22d. If/fO.--Gm.smp Brooklyn N. Y. ;
11 ir Attest--W. A. CROSSMON, Clerk_
SUSQL'EJIANNA COUNTY, SS.
42 We, the nnden.igned. Auditors in and for the
County of Susquehanna. met In purananee of
our duties, at the Niditors' Office, in Montrose,
on Monday, January 3d, A. U.. 1870. and did
audit, adjust, and settle the several amounts of
the Comndmioners and Treasurer of said Coun
ty. all of which, upon a thorough examiturtion,
we find to be correet.
We find In the hands of R. V. Kennedy, Treas.
urer of said County funds. 88.073 48: of State
funds, $1,682 93; of Dog Tax titntla, $364 S 4.
F. B. CIIA NEMER,
y DEN, Auditors.
TRACY
Auditors' Office, Moutreac, Pa., Jan. 4, '7O.
1 00
1 50
6 00
3 50
3 60
1 00
2 a.)
1 .15
57
1 95
2 87
2 4.1
2 50
1 42
0 50
COURTS OF APPEAL
J 30
1 00
2 40
$ 50
100
The Commissioners of gusqueltanna Coun
ty have fixed upon the following days and dates
respectively for bearing appeals from aasess
menta for the year 1870, at:the Commlitsioners'
Office, in 3lonirose, to wit :
Apolacon, (lemma, Friendsville,Forest Lake,
Little Meadows, and Middletown, on Tuesday,
Feb: lath, 1870;
Franklin,,Lillerty, Silver Lake, Auburn, Jes
sup and Rush, on Wednesday. Feb. IGth, 1870.
Dimoek, Lathrop, Springville, Great 'Bend tp.
Grum. Bend bor., NewMiltiml twp., Hew 3111-
ford, boro, on.Thurstlay, Feb. 17th, 1870,
Harmony., Oakland, Smelt 13om,AraratJack-
Bon, and Thomson, on Friday, Feb. 18th, 1870.
Montrone, , Hridgewater and Brooklyn, 3lon
day, Feb. .Ifit,isto. ,
Clifford, Ditnelaff. Lenox, Gibson, liarford and
Renick, on Tuesday, Feb. 2!d, 1870.
By order of Cornmis.sioners.
.W3l. A. C110,5.8310N, Clerk.
.Cona Mier, Montrose, Jan. 19 , 1870.
5 50 1
1 501
3 50
2 50
2 Ooli
30
2'60
s:00
100
2-00
COTTON GOODS.
Slue Una, Ticking. Cali ma alogtiama, atriptoto and
khentalSblriinga.llealmn AC, $1 asaal In garter. at
ataTENBAIio. Reentammakto.
RECAITITLATION
pts 59
59 01 -
364 $1 $1,543 35
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States, who answer; through the Journal. free
of charge, all questions relating to sick, Injured
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Corrected weekly by WillLlm Ilodadon, Z"1
Fulton St., New York.
:Week ending Feb. 12, 18TO.
MEE
Cheese, .lairy:P;q: IL
per dor .
Flour. per barrel...
Corn meal. 100 lbs..
Mlwat, per bushel.
Rye
pats
corn
!fops, crop of 1869
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Potatoes, per Mil.
Tarkeyk,, per M...
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Geese
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THE ONLY RELIABLE CURE TPA DU
PEPS/A IN THE KNOWN WOALD —D
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Tar Cnrdlal are 10 pohithe and Infallible eve for
dy.peppla In Its mug sent - tied long, And no matter
of how long mending.
They pciletratc the Ferret abode' of thin terrible du
, case. and extormlnste it, r 01 end branch, fitrover.
The) alleviate more agony and silent. Surceing thin
tongneem tell.
ho They •re toted for coring the most deepentiyand
poltes cases, tenon every Known tams nal to adind
relict
No form of dyspehlis or indtgestiOnenti resist their
penetrating power,
DR. 4; MAIMS PINE TREK TAR CORDIAL.,4I
I. the rind principle of of the Pine Tree, obtained
peculiar WM,. In the distillation of the tar. by which
it. highest medical peppery+ s are retained. IS '
orates the al geyt ice preens and-restate' tbe
It strength... the debilitated .y.tern. It pa des and ,
enriches the Wood. and esp.. t o m tea *mere theirs*
copilot which penitent breeds on t h e tettal. it
the amens or phlegm whi,b Stops the air paosia..mos tit
of the lunge. 'to beating prior/phi amts tips. the Itrita •
ted surfaceof lb. Immo and Ulm it, penetrating to etch
di Fra.rd part clisving pain and subduing intismmas
lion. It ts the result el seers of steep 'anti experiment,
nod It is ofered w tbe calmed With posit's* satsuma
of It. power to mere the following disicapet, If the pa.
fleet has lig) too long delayed a resort lq the erases or
cure :
Ctionwriptioneffrte Lyng., Marga.Sbris Tarnifand Breed
Bronailas, Derr tlomplaint, a and hk f di ag
fema
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Lettere rivet tiny part of the canntry, sithar
trill he promptly and samtultonalv responded to, Where
ronrenient. remittances should take the shape el Dulls
or Post•OMeo Order& .
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Price of WlRbart!R American ,Byamisis, PIM/sail It'
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