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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

Nature sssi ted by Equine Powders.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

Equine remedies pre- .eminently best.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07


| ASTRONOMICAL curious planetary
| position will occur to morrow ard Friday,
which seems to have escaped attention from
he eagle eve of the press For the space Of
| 53 hours the planet Venus will be behin9
the sun. as viewed from any part Of the
earth's surface. The planet in this position
| Ia on the further side of her orbit, and her
relative motion is only l55 minutes of arc
daily, aud at the instant of conjunction she
will be within AZ seconds Of arc of the suns
centre. The bright, planetary spot appar
emily touched the western edge of the sun
at o'clock P. NJ last evening, and will
edge, at 4 o'clock on the morning of the 9Th.
| The phenomena of immersion and EMERSON
will not be visible here, the sun being
| below our horizon on both occasions, but the
| Two bodies nigh, have been seen through the
telescope as almost in contact late in the
| afternoon of the 9th and early IN the morn
ing of the 9th of Dece The EMERSON
will be visible in Europe. The phenome.
non ID ABOUT as rare rs the traneit OI tDe
same planet across the suns disc, which
occurs only once on the average in SO 2
years. The next transit will occur in De-
cember, 1874.
PATENT Non EXPLOSIVE OIL As at
tenn pts have been made to create an i'm
preston that "Danforth's non-ex posive
OIL" which is sold in this city by Lee &
Folle,t, is dangerous and not up the stand
ard required By law, viz: l.100 of specific
gravity. we are requested to say, as follows
The oil is under letters patent issued in
1866, and the man ufacturer is under $50 1000
bonds, compelling him to keep the oil up to
the standard required by the act Of congress
for the manufacture of ''any product of
petroleum for Illuminating purposes The
proprietor of the oil also offers 5000 to any |
person who will effect any explosion of it.
Messrs. Lee & Follett are now supplying |
q large number of our citizens, who have |
seen the oil subjected to the most severe
tests, and under these facts their confidence |
in it will not be shaken in the least. Who
wants to win the $4,000 offered for any
explosion of this oil2 Don't ell claim il at
once
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

P. ~, General discussion on the sub
iect of education. On motion the Institute
adjourned to meet at 10 \. NJ. January 7th,
1871. j. A. SIMAoEDs, Sec'y.
j. g. VALENTINE, Prest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21
- tQommnnieatad.l ~ y.
LegRlIAed Inlungieo-A Case for Leg
IsIAIIVo Amendmsnt.

wA1uIHqroN, d. y. Jan. 70, lhO'
AR. EDIToR; An extraordinary case OF
iegallzed injustice has revealed Itself TO my
observation BY the operation Of the law In
force In thls District annulling an lnstru-
ment Of writing, however authenticated, IN.
less signature duly witnessed bytwo or
three persons. s..-r..
As an Interested party, brief statement
Of facts may be Of Interest.
The widow Of q former prominent Official
Of the United States, dying, len q will In her
own handwriting, and signed at tho bottom
Of each page. No doubt has been expressed
but that the writing and signatures are
genuine, yet legal teebnieallty reyerts the
property TO others, contrary TO the desire OF
the eIecutrlx as has been expressed by her
verbally and otherwise.
The hrst legal talent in the country, and
members Of congress, advise that the Ma
tionAl Legislature DO appealed to valve this
cause, or revise the nv for the benefit OF
other Victims 10 II, and II is believed that
there will DO no hesitation on the part OF
Congress In removing this glazing wrong.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

TnI HAN, Soar, AND FAcR.-Dr, D. @.
Perry PsTsSCS . SSHS sEss N .s
encs In this country treats with special
prescriptions falling. loas, and untlmely
gray hair, dandruif, itching, ecEemA, ring
worm, and all cutaneous and other diseases
which destroy the hair. The Doctor cures,
by personal attention, moles and wenS with.
out cutting, pain, or scars, also unnatural
red noses and all eruptions upon the face.
Send for interrogatory circulars.
For the efiieaey Of DR.. Perry'a treatment,
he respectfully refers the citizens OF Wash
ington to Mr.. II. A. Realey, No. 90 Pennsyl-
vaniA avenue. Ja2l-eoot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

We hare secured At great expense the
beat cutter Of the largest merchant tailoring
house on Broadway, New York, and can
make up suits 10 order In a. good style a.
can be procured In America or In the world.
Oak Hall clothing and merchant tailoring,
Barbour a Co., Proprletors, 595 Seventh
street, opposite Post ONCE, 30 \
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

MRssRS. CLAAK AND WARRKH, late chief
operators at the Western Uhlon ONCE ofthiS
city, accompany the Darlen expedition ~
telegraph operators and electricians. They
take With them eomplpte sets Of telegraphio
apparatus and materials for the construction
OF lines, ....l 1850 r.41alnl @. f..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21
Opticians,

THE BYESIGHT accurately suited
Il NTH Pebbles or other SpectaciSS BY
merely answering a JsU qUeGtionS. .a
.n H. H. HEAPLER,
0pheian, National Hotsl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

A Nav CLASS or GOODS IN WASHINGTON.
The canned fresh Oregon Salmon, from the
Columbia river, Oregon, via Pacific railroad
much superior 10 the Eastern fresh salmon.
Sod wholesale aud retail by the Northern
Produce Company, 1907 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21
CONv NTI0N YESTERDAY
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS
Speeches Of Prominent Memb'r''

\ Good Day for the suffrage
PeopIe-Mrs. stanton on Pen-
tton and Demand-The Expert.
ment Of suffrage Proposed for
the District - Miss COuEins
again on the stHnd-PrOceed-
Ings nj the Evening Session
what the Germans are DOing
REV. samuel J. May BOres the
Audience A Vote Taken =
WnIcOx Votes NO-A slap at
the Authorities on the school
Question - severe but lust
Dr. May Tells Something About
ROme-Mr. Newton Explains
About the school Fund-Mrs.
stanton on Tight LRcing-What
Republicans and Democrats
Have Done for the Cause
Final Adjournment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

wnoox q GmB's sEwiNo MAcHINH, pro-
nounced the simplest and nolsoless machine
In tho world, can now DO bought on easy
terms al the agency, o. Baum's Hoopskirt
and Corset Factory, 8ib Seventh street, be-
tWean ID and Il. ~ l...t a.'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

Rents HLyH At LAST CoNH DowH.-You
can rent two large halls In WoodWArd's
Building for SS5 and SOS per month. Now
Is the best time 10 avail yourself Of such q
good opportunity, one that will probably
never DO offered again, Apply Immediately
70 d. woodward, No. T0S Eleventh street,
between q and II. ~. ... eo-4tH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

SWEET HAvANk oRLNoHs arc constantly
for sale by the Northern Produce company
Why buy the common sour tIait Mhen we
real HayanaS can be bought nearly A
oheapf ..". fa..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

THE WAsHINsToN CRY SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
ming, In addition to its regular banking
hours. II pays interest on deposits. sh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

A MEETING Of the board Of directors Of the
Pioneer Homestead Association will DO held
iris evening, at z O'Clock, az the ONCE OF the
secretary, ), Il. Elyans, on Louisiana avenue
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

FmsroIAss BOARDING. at 46s Twelfth
street, between @ and H.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

= RRsIaHLfIoE or REV. 5HLLL MARTIN
At tho meeting OF tho congregation or the
Rlftsenth-ttreet Presbyterian church, on
Wednesday night, Rev. BsllA Martin, the
his withdrawal from the pulpit Of thai
churchi
10 ths sesttOa aad CoagrsVafioA ertAs EUrssHtA.
,sirea Prsshktsrtas gAsreAi
ard diRsrent sphere Of labor, In tAklng fare
well Of you the interests o. my race would
sssm 20 demand that I a the sane time bid
1 havs nsVer had much respect for mere
titles, and doubt not that with a reysIent
sPLrit and Isalo9s aeyotiOn 70 M work Of
VIII remain As much Of . reverend there a.
here, aitAough hereby drop the title, as
TIL; action springs from no change Of CON
Of the Gospel Of Ohriat bot from . belief that
there is place Tor ne to All AZ Preseat 20
the labor Of which thlnk eAndo more
good without the burden Of attic, which 10
ionstlns, The w.ess-Srd Of sgpsT' itssa
Ia my case ! DO not think y necessary 70 90
through thsss forms o. eeeleslaatisAl disao,,
recsiVe Cd ths eonvsntionnl right 70 preach hon
/ the people 10 Baptist church, add hereby
surfsndsI 70 TIE people whatever right they
ways been Of stristly conEteg Ationh ehArae'
/ ter az TO ohufoh govornment, and hAVe 40.
eepted the PTeseytssian form o. government
among our people nntaintsd WITH prescription
dSinsd ne a. lsft the State "a Thlsh I w.
to Be again 'sntanEisd with The yoke Of
Il nav be that my departure from the pulpit
tlons IhGys raised 10 IL, one Of which II
whotherit 10 not better 90 break up eolored
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

Mr. JOHN R. ELvANs AZ A SATIR1sT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21
Anti Territorial Resolutions Adopted

sou,sthInu About star Chambers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

TRANsPER or RRAL EsFLTE.-Grsen &
Williams, auctloneerS, have sold the two
ss%.rS ,1s P Satx.s S"9iS ags ,..
north, to Jas. G. Smith, for 80, 100.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21
TERRITORIALIZATION.
! ANOTHER MEETING LAST MIGHT
FREE EXPRESSION OF OPINION,

views of PrOmIsent citizens.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

The SESSIONS OF THH DISTRICT 0OURTS.
In our court column to-day will DO found
the time for holding the courts Of the Dis.
hold them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

:. :sS s:a:t s1 q ' 91a sRs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

CoRREcTIoN.-It was Mr.. Bennett X,
Bates who was transferred 10 the Western
Unlon Office and his place At the war De
partment filled by a lady operator. Mr.. d.
II, Bates, formerly Of the War Department,
is superintendent Of the lines al Philadol-
phia, ,r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

that hour-tho hymn, with it, eneota OF time
SeS sfs"i saS,Ssr sssosSshoS 81 idsss
has spoiled the ehjOyment Of the retrotpeot
Soue nend In horrld shape has wrought npoh
Seventh street, time, II midnight eompany,
twenty lsAdlng oitiIensI oeeupAtion, oohSultA'
tion on the expected birth OF q new empire
sG$ H.a are me 81 Iaans
song breaks forth. Hear II;
while shsphsTds watched thsiT aoskS By night
The 'Duustioa' spsinesfS came IN. @
And shogisd, Lots for sAlel' -
Nov, what q AppAts9t II the Propo. %
| twenty 10 this! q Discrimination 10 create and
build up ruling olssl,an olisaLehy, 10 WHOM
all Power Sesll F.st IIrS'gsssISls inpsSiSS,
a sop to the whAle,ths propossd lower glasses,
By 6rAntinE them 2 voice IN eheosing ihe sub
etdlh.ts otiess: n am s.aEs that I've 1 me-,
sslVsa IS having been always "a favor o. elee-
tL0n q Al oSsE. ~ The people hSS ,iiSEg
| eFs should be in 70 vor Of . propOsltion which
they report against, and In favor Of that.whlch
| they reject y But have reached Apotnt Ia
this discussion where must guard ny Ian
GLiiiss 6, P, Horasr sitting at corner
MstehinE ne isIsssT aPS q s19aiIh .. .gr..
| And says. TO be Governor, nay role"
InaginAtion carries ne forward 70 a yeal
from to-niEht. IhAve retired from the work
oil Nhe hu 1885 VI
the EpSHing Court JOuTRal, (lAte the Epsntnl
Stellar LumiHarVD Let Us see what II uAysi
"By royal Authority. under letters patent duly
sealed, We this day ohanGe the nAme OF cur iopfnA
10 EpsHfgp Court y9urAul Our paper viii hefo
In,I y .sI metal jSurahl q his boyal hilhn .
COlumbia, zach edition Will By headed b. eopI
ofthe coat Of arms u his koVl htEhnsaa.
Let uSeKAmInS this coat Of ATmsi A eentIa
Representation Of the world three fourth
marked "GFAnd Duehy Of ColnmblA," aud The
balance, representing an ocean, uurmQuntod b.
two lettefB, Xxx, representing the lmmorta
twenty who inAuguTAted the new regime %
l6he len a lion eOuehaAi Il frsmbiaHL Ga The
ffiEht IA animal dinloult to Distinguish, bu
noticeable for its very long ears, triumphant
SuFmou ntins the letters Xxx crown, inaoribet
"SAmusl ], by thS 0TApe Of uod and the assist
| anoe OF the Twenty.b Mottol "EE0slJi0F Stniti
eTposuu eaHda Hn-(the higher monkey climb
the more he shows his tAilD
Let us read oni
OufRAaG or PRBR OF rHH RAINING are In
| formed, on credible AuthoIttZt that the ~, Hon
| The Earl OF WahkinHt0 ton and 0e0fEotoWn has beol
much annoyed Of late By thu peIsl1tsAt Aetloa .
| mo Of the lower order In addrotlinG him a. Nj
| Thompson, (the EATl's Family nAule.l and Of
| YestsfdAy The ''felloW' dared 10 address q CON
inHnieatioh 10 his Lerdship, 10 which he eyea h.i
| the lelnaTiiy 70 spell Thompson glthogta p,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-21

THR ALLEGED fraud on TIE GoyEAE.
MENr.-The examination In the case Of Ed
ward Conway, charged with attempting to
defraud the Government out Of tTansPorta-
tlOu, was continued before Commissioners
]. j. johnson yesterday, but without con
GLIDING, the accused Was required 70 give
security In the sum OF $500, for his apPear-
nnca before the commissioner this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
S HIPPTNG NEW
Almanac for New York This Day.
PORT OF NEW YoRK, DECEMBER 81, 1870.
CLEARED.


Steamship Batavia tBr, BHlingc, Liverpool viz Queens
Steamship Idaho (Br), Price, Liverpool-w,llams d
GuioV.
Steamship wyanoke Bourne, Norfolk-old Dominion
Steamship Co.
s,eams6p Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk-old Dominion
Steamship Go.
ship Carpo tBr), Carey, Liverpoo-Jas w Llyven Co.
Ship Aurora Norton, San Francisco - Comstock Co.
Bark Ida Thorbnrn Iondon-E Il Morgan's Sons.
Beckmann. ~
Funcb, Edge 6 Go.
deli & Co. " - s 80
, Park Jane Adalne Hutchinson, Havana Phillips 4
Sons
BrIg Sharp Br) Burns Cork Falmouth for orders-J
Whitney Go.
Brig San Quentin (spl, Unibaro, Blboa-Latasa& Co.
Brig Helen q Rich Strout, Gibraltar--W Ray 4 Co.
Brig Casca<ele, Carlisle, 0uananamo--Jas Henry.
Brig Excelsior Br), Meyer Bermuda-Duncan McCorI
Schr Ricardo Barros, Newton Ponce, PR-B Weinberg.
scbr FRANKLIN Miller, Santiago do Cuba.
Schr Gen Grant, Hawes Nassau Hatton, Watson Co.
schr Arrow Mcdonald, Hafax-H Dc Wolf Co.
Schr MelAs, Lent, Fear Riyer, NS-Heney q Parker.
.Schr fiuse, h,drctE, Jacksonville Warren Ray &
schr Starlight Mcintyre, Charleston-H W Loud Co.
schT Is Wheaton, ATKINS. lV8m'pston. nee y Hurl-
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EoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
y 4s"fVN' DC'VN - II
EASTERN EMIGRATION,

EASTERN EMIGRATION.
Mr.. BROOKS (dem.) OF N. ", presented "a series o
petitions from some hundreds or workii \yinen IL
New York for the emigration by corporate of tht
unemployed and landless population OF th Y East
They ask Of Congress the right TO purchase lands
from the Creek Indians, where they can SETH. 1o
acres TO family, and the right TO organize {, VII
Their capital before they start
THE OCEAN CABLE BILL.
Mr. WOOD, (dem) Of N. ", from Inc Committee
on Foreign Affairs, reported bill relating TO tele.
graphic communication between the United States
ana foreign countries. Recommtted.
ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Mr.. Stiles tdcm.) OF Pa, sent 10 the Clerks desk
and had read telegram from Samuel J. Randall,
announcing the election OF democratic State
Senator in Pennsylvania by majority OF 13I9. zap
pa1se Oh the democratic side)
MISSOURI MILITIA PENSIONERS.
Mr.. BOYD, trepl OF NO., introduced bill granting
pensions TO the widows and children OF Officers and
soldiers OF the Missouri enrolled militia. Referred
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Mr. JULIAN, Qep.) OF nd presented the memorial
OF Victoria G. Woodruff claiming the right or
suffrage under the fourteenth ana fifteenth amend
nents TO the constitution and asking the enactment
OF certain laws 10 guarantee that right TO the women
OF the United States Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee and ordered TO be printed IN the Gtobe.
MR. IuTLER's AMNESTY BILL P0srPoNEB.
Mr.. BUTLER, rep. OF Mass, rose to make propo-
sil0n IN reference TO postponing the vote on the
Amnesty blu.
Mr. FARSswoRTH, (repj OF H., objected, ana
called for the regular order.
The SPEAKER decided that Mr.. Butler was per-
lcct!y in order.
MIR. BUTy.ER said he had supposed be was proceed
ing with the consent Of every gentleman IN the
ls0rse. Langter.) He went on 10 say thaf q NUM-
Ler Of members had lelt the city, not expecting
rGSe % We taken on the Amnesty ,i ma ne there
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"Burned to the waters edge, SIR"

Burned to the waters edge, SIR"
"And the crew, Captain 2'
"Sayed, thank God every man Of 'enl.n
'The cargo, OF course, wasp
| "Phew my dear sir, few minutes after the men
wore taken or the ship the fire burst through the
| main hatch and we had hardly squared away
when the vessel, cargo and rigging were enveloped
in the flames II was fearful sight, and one that
| VIII never forget"
These were the remarks Of Captain Lachere Of
the ship Charles, OF Antwerp when questioned
yesterday in relation to the terrible calamity which,
j on the 10th instant, befel the i-ated vessel A. b.
| Wyman, bound for Liverpool from Savannah. The
| story was In many particulars sad realization
OF the numerous romances which, brimful OF
terrible scenes and incidents, often feed the
fancy OF the curious. No narrower escape from fire
Sr the mercess fury OF the ocean has occurred for
Sars, and although vast amount Of property has
he IN swallowed up by the disaster 1t Is some conso-
lati " to think that
A BRAVE AND UNDAuNTED CREW
has h AThe kindness OF an All-wse Providence and
rho car entry OF courageous and sympathzing sea
canta,n ano his helpmates been rescued from a
horrible ssth. When the intelligence OF the burning
Of the shin q. r. Wyman reached the city yesterday
nv means O { The ship Charles, which had so nobly
nerrermed its Sssk in raging sea- HERALD reporter
visited that YES vel, lying out In the river oppo-
site pier No. l. ~ the wind and tide were not at all
disposed to act in harmony, the water took huge
liberty with the no Y boat, and frequently demon
strated its mpor.anc and power by coming over in
liberal quantities to go extreme disgust OF the
skilled oarsnen and the intense annoyance OF tho
other occupant Of the tiny craft. Both beings were
profuscy SOAKED, bur afte,S an energetic pun the
vessel was reached and boar1<d. The second mate
responded to the summons. apd after stating that
ne captain was ashore, procecoe 10 answer to some
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

WY ssHSsa s sS.
@ % ss s ~ 81 ssny ass
sr n
pss s g aS % to cs s1s s
east sS s' Ia, i 'iSn Il f.
Hamburg a,1 with
sasS with high I
bound f. showing three blue lights '''' A"' '''A'''
isa er % s hsS 10 and at.s p
% s 10 ss S a Ha on 4
Reed steering Me- left at Palermo briss Nellie Hustled Nal
Steamship MORO Castle, Adams Havana Dec u att Pm,
% @ n osn e de s4sSaS Maj az Na%g
aged IS years. died at sea- aud his remains brought to
Steamship ArIadne. Pennington Galveston Dec 70 and
Key West l6fh with mdse and passengers, to Mallory
Steamship Kpsh Johnson Georgetown, Dc with
Steamship Fana, Doane. Philadelphia with mdse. to
to Rg.l sei Has
Msissry @ Ras nP S oa
for Lyepoo win Of cotton which was struck by
Bic ssa sUvs
had fine N weather " e the fs ay then
from Liverpool from Bombay the Alfred
with hides. &c, 70 geo Bulley Had heavy weather.
Rns knad DAM. Nelson. Bpeno. Ayres IS days. with
@ = Ss sd hs"sS Il
heavy ssfs
gales
schr Porto Plata, Montgomery omoa Hon. 81 days. with
hides Ac, 70 ,Eggers Henemann. Had strong westerly
, sshr Trndy Warren, Agaashicola. y days. with
Schr Estee, Pierce Philadelphia for New Bedford
schr Geo Prescott Jones, philadelphia for Boston.
schr Thos Borden, Lee. Philadelphia for Boston,
schr Eva Belle, somera, Philadelphia for Providence.
Passed Through Hell Gnte.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Eercus, Bearse Boston for New York, with
schr Calvin Edwards, Corson bingham for Baltimore.
Sehr Theodore Dean Grene FAN River Jor Philadelphia
sehr Reckhill, Rockh, Fall River for Little Egg
schr v Cook, Falkenburg Providence for Great Egg
schr wild Pigeon Phillips, Providence for Philadelphia
schr Geo w Pett3, Lawrence New Haven for Baltimore
Schr Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr l. D Small, TYSON, Philadelphia for Pawtucket
schr Il Martin Weeks Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr Sunbeam Feuton, Elizabehport for New Haven.
Schr = Sawyer, Jones, Ehzabethport for Boston.
schr Excelsior, Mills, New York FOR Cold Spring.
BELOW.
Brig Elizabeth % from Newfoundland Spoken goth
inst by pilot oat j ID Jones. No l5).
Scr Fred Smith, Is days from Turks Island Spoken Goth
inst by pilot boat jones' No 15.
SAILED.
Steamships Batavia for Liverpool; Idaho do Niagara
MI W TRASH
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Tbs Ship A. D. Wyman Struck by Lightning on
Her Voyage from Savannah to Liverpool-Two
Days in a Floating Caldron-Ths Vessel
and 2,700 Bales Of Cotton Entirely Con-
sumoa-Timely Rescue Of the Crew by
the Belgian Ship Charles.
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scbr Old Chad, McClntock, Baitimore-WmC Chalmers.
schr h Andrews, Clark, Connecticut River-Racket
Bro.
schr Edward MeanY, Lewis bridgeport Codding-
ham.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia.
Steamer Annie, Call Wilmington, Del.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22

PSYCHOLOGICAL MEpIcINE, OR LAYING ON OF
West has permanently located at Sc West twenty fourth
street. where lie will treat all kinds Of chronic and disk
eases His unparalleled success In curing diseases by h
new system too widely known to need comment Deacon
Jacobus Of the Union Park artit church, Chicago was
years cured him In two weeks The wife Of Rev. Dra
Burns oil the First Baptist church. Memphis Tenn,
tally bind from prostraon Of the nerves and pulmonary
disease, Tor three years. Cured In three weeks. j. ~
owen, OF Memphis. cured OF white swelling and
blindness the celebrated DR. Magnnis. Of Memphis was
cured oil dangerous cancer Muues of others could be-
named br we invite the afflicted call at his office and
credentials and Overwhelming eydenccs Of the most wonders
u cures on record The will be treated free oc hargc
every Saturday, from 10 to o'clock. DR.. THORPE'S
SHEMlCAn BLOOD OR NATURAL sTIMULANr AND
VITAIIlER. Sold by all druggists Consultation free OF
flee hours from TO o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22
ITO ROOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

ITO ROOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
i The undersigned has Store and Basement in new
six story building the OF State and Washington
Streets Chicago which he desires have occupied FIRST
class retail boot and shoe store. II Is right In the centre OF
the best retail trade the largest houses In nearly all lines but
this being about There Is not boot and shoe
where It, and but few first class in the city.
The store is well adapted to ha BUSINESS and there to
be opening in this line for No. stock than in al
The location alone will secure good trade from the
start.
but parties who have plenty of and ample cx
periencc to do the best class 4 business need apply.
Address
w. T. HALE, Chicago,