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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-19

RALEIGH, July 18.- Commander
Kirk, of the State militia, arrested,
on Friday, several citizens of Ala
nance County, and on Saturday Chief
Justice Pearson granted a writ of
6abeds corpus on behalf of the pris-
oners, which was served on Kirk.
He. however, refused to obey, saving.
THAT sort Of thing is played OUT
The charges against the persons un-
der arrest have net beer made known.
There were no warrants issued and
sworn out against them. They are
among the first citizens Of the county.
Trouble is anticipated. An injunc-
ton will be sued out to day, forbid
ding the Treasurer to pay money
from the Treasury for State troops.
There is no jnsurrection or resistance
10 civil law in the State.
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Tornado - Loss or sife-UnknOWn
Man FOund Dead-A Family OF Five
Persons Struck By lightning
one Killed TnstantIY-OTheP Items

Tornado - Loss OF alAe-UnknOWn
Nan Found Dead-A Family OF Five
Persons Struck By lightning
one Killed DISQUALIFICATION Items
CHICAGO, July 18.-A Tornado
passed over OttOWa, ILL.,, yesterday,
tearing down ehimneys, fences, &c.
On Main Street it raised plank side
walk from its foundation, and whirled
it in the air. Mr.. Lynch, dry goods
merchant. Henry Fredenburg, and
two young girls. Misses O'Brien and
Rock. were all on or near the walk at
the time. While Fredenburg was
trying to assist the young ladies from
danger, a part of the walk struck
them. so seriously iDjuriDg Freden-
burg that be died in two hours after.
Miss U Brien was so badly hurt that
she cannot long survive. The other
two were slightly hurt.
An uHknown man, very tall, suffer
irg from delirium tremons, was found
dead in q small stream, near Garden
Prairie, Ills, on Saturday. The wa
ter was not more than two feet deep.
It is supposed he drowned himself.
Gov. Austin, Of Minnesota. has
rendered the appointment of II. s.
68UHbOE 10 11U4s " Ma w A1AOAAs 10 Hi
the vacancy caused by the death of
Mr.. Norton. Window is a Repre-
sentative in Congress, from the First
District, and was Norton's competitor
nc the time of his election.
The family OF Martin Allfelo, con-
sistiug Of FIVE persons. living i've
miles east of Galena, Ills, while seat
ed 1t the breakfast table, Saturday
morning. were struck by lightning.
The eldest daughter was instantly
killed. and some Of the others seri-
ously injured.
Ike Berry. a noted desperate, who
murdered Deputy Sheriff Pratt, in
Tazewell County. Ills. some months
since, and was sent to the peniten-
tiary for life, died in prison on Satur-
day last. aaw -a
Joseph Moran and Andrew Nelson
were drowned while bathing in the
lake yesterday afternoon. -
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Democratic NomlnatIona.

The following nominations for
County Officers were made on Satur-
day last BY the Democracy Of Gibson
County: ~
For Clerk-Dr. W. P WelbOru.
For AUDITOR. G. HoIcomb.
For Treasurer-EmiI Sassa.
For Sherif-John Lookbart.
For Recorder-T. J. Robb.
FOR COMMISSIONERS.
1st. District - Andrew Cunning
ham. -..
I'd. District-G. w. Finch.
3D. District-H. Mangrum,
For Representative-Dr. W.. j.
MeGowan.
For Surveyor-Dan. Miller.
For Coroner-Chris. Reister.
The correspondent sending the
above pronounces it - decidedly
weak thing" and predicts that it will
be beaten from two hundred to four
hundred. We hope the prediction
will be verified. m
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By Telegraphl CHICAGO, July

By IeIeRraphI CHICAGO, July l8.
EXCHANGE unchanged.
FLoUR-Lasg active and 1irm :25a nfUhav .
95G6 25 for spring extra.
WHEAT-Activea and excited; 8alOc high
al 251a seller July; 81 296l 36% seller Aus
gust; closing at 81 2l@I "a cash; 81 Ss for
seller July; this afternoon less active at
gust.
CoRN-ActIve; 6865<c higher sales OF No.
az s5g90[ caah 69%90l1< for Ee Ter Au-
gust; closing st 89@89% cash; this afIer-
noon the market is less active az SOC cash
and seller July.
a. -OATs-Acttve; S03kc higher; closing nc
HIGHWINEs-2c higher; sales at CSC; at
the close lders demanded 81. r.
PRoYIsIoNs-Ftrmer; mess pork 500 5OA
30; dry ealted shoulders 121z; loose short
rib middIes l55<.
LhRD-I6c. |H
Hoes-Aetive at IOal5c for loose
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European Markets.

BIZ Telegraph IoEDorV. JuIv IL
Consols for money 30; on account 90.
American securities, hat and nominal:
so bonds at London are 62's go; 65iG So I; 67's
SO; 10 40's 81.
LIvERPoOL, July 18.-CotfOn market fat
and irregular; mfddIIng upIanda gs<: or
leans 95z: sales 5000 bales. BreadstuRs
market excited. California white wheat
Us; red western No. 2 los 8dMlOa 4d red
winter lls@ils I'd. Western -four 26sN26s
3D. Corn No. 2 mixed 35s. Oats 2s 6d. Bar
ley IS. Peas S9s. Pork loss. Beef lI3s Cd.
Lard 7zs Cheese 63ss Bacon Sos for Cum
Common rosin 5s 3D.; fine do. lbs 81. Spir-
its petroleum lid; refined Is I'd. TalIow
oil E33 los.
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The North German Steamship Lines
stopped RunniBg-FOFeign Malls
B Opped-The Postmaster General
Trying to ArFas &c the Matter.

The North German Steamship Lines
Stopped RunniBg-FOreigm Mails
8 Opped-The Postmaster General
Trying TO ArFasge the Matter.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-All the
North German Steamship Lines have
ceased running, and our foreign mails
are stopped. Postmaster Creswell is
now engaged in sffecti1g q temporary
arrangement with the Cunard and
Inman Lines of steamers to carry our
mails. Several American parties
have put 10 propositions to carry the
mails in vessels under our flag. and
they will receive proper considera-
ton st once. La the meanwhile it is
thought certain that our mails will
be carried by the English lines.
Second Dlspstch.l
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The gov
ernment will be urged to provide for
the transportation, under q neutral
flag, of the Brest and Southampton
mails. which have recently been car
ried by the steamers Of the North
German Lloyd Hamburg American
Companies, and the Compaign, GEN.
eral Trans Atlantique, and Stockholm
Companies.
1t 10 assured that Norway and Swe-
den will remain strictly neutral.
Third DIapatch.l
WAsHIEGToN. July 18.-The sun
dry civil services appropriation bill, as
reported from the committee of con-
ference and passed by both Houses,
contains provisions that public lands
that have been Withdrawn for any
reason and afterwards restored. shall
thereafter be subject only to home
stead and pre- emption entry. Repre-
sentative Sargent has received assu-
rance from the Navy Department that
the necessary repairs of the Asiatic
feet will hereafter be made at the
Mare Island navy yard, California
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leans, sunk in the Mersey yesterday.
She is total loss, the wreck having
parted aInidships.
A violent thunder storm passed
over the Scottish Lowlands on Sun
day, doing much damage to property
LoNDoEDERRY. July 18.-The steam
ship Scandinavian, from Quebec, for
Liverpool, has been signalled.
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New York Dry Goods Harkes.

Trade manifests signs OF returning vital
lty wherever mill agents have reduced
scale established for fall trade, namely:
printing cloths at 65S061<c for 64 prints
square; ll1zc for Mertmac ID, Pacific mills
Qunneis and American fancy prints; 181<0
i4c Tor The best eastern make of heavy
brown sheetings, and I20121Sc for Angus
Inns with six cord soft finfshed gDool cof-
ton are held relatively too high, aud must
recede ere long In accordance with the
price OF other classes Of goods,
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TOLEDO. July 19.-Judgs Penne-
we'll. at Norwalk, to day, refused an
ipjunction IN the case Of the Toledo
& Woodville Railroad Company. the
contract holding the act OF the Legis-
lature. authorizing the city Of Toledo
to build such q road, 10 be cOnstitu.
tionsl, and the action Of the TFus tees
and City Council legal.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.l LoUIsvTLLE, July Is.
BAGeINa- Firm heavy at S0931.
MACHINE RoPE-Dull.
CoTroN-Dun and nominal; middiing
18c.
FLoUR-Active; extra family s. 30
GRAIN-Quiet; wheat 81 GOAL 30: corn
81 10; rye 81; oats SAC.
PRoVIsIONs-ActiVe, and sellers holding
on PoTi5 ~ 81 GsS@n baSss bbastasSztglS bulk
LARD-l7Zc.
WHISKY -96cs
ToBAcCo-Market fairly sustained; sales
II2 hhds at a 5097 90 for frosted to Iugs:
81 50924 so for low TO medium bright leaf.
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HAVANA, July 19.-American Con-
sui Riddell, who has been down with
yellow fever. is recovering. His wife
died Of the disease yesterday. Con.
sul Hall, of Matanzas. ia temporarily
10 charge Of the Consulate.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, July IL.
Corror-Dull and nominal; receipts l35
bales; exports $50 baIes.
FLouR-F1Fm and zoe higher.
CORN MEAL-e4 20.
CORN-95c9&1 %.
OATS-63c.
HAY-S10.
BRAN-f20.
PORK-S3l so.
LARD-l6k9lB1<.
B1coE-shoulders ~; sides Isc.
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New Orleans Market.

BY TelegTaph.l NEW ORLEANS. July ID.
CoTT0H-Irregular and nominal; sales
800 bales; rscetpts eei bales; exports 245l
hAlaai stock aarl1e.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-19

The TrIbune's Cable Speclal-PFess
Censorship in France - Extracts
from n. TheIrs's Remarkable
Rnaa eh.
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NEW ADVRRTISEMENTs.
Dissolution of COpartnershfD.

YWVHE PARTNERsWIP EXISTING
under the name of Smith q Horst was
dissolved on Monday, the 18th inst, by
mutual consent. III. III. Horst will con-
tinue the business AZ the same stnnd-wflI
collect all the debts and pay alillabiifties
OF the concern. JOHN M. SMITH,
jy19 3w III. III. HORST.
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Dissolution Of ConartnerehiD.

PWHAE COPARTNERBHTP heretoforo
existing under the firm name or Fred.
q >. AZ. heltz q Co., Is this day dissolved
Dy mutual consent, BEN. Roitz withdraw
Ing nom the nrm. The business will, IN
the luLure, De conducted by FRED. n j. III
hEITZs 70 whom all payments are 20 be
made, and who will settle anv fndabfed-
ness due from said frm.
CSigned) FIRED. REITZ.
u. III. RE4TZ.
BEN. RELTZ.
EVANSVILLE Juiy 10, 1870. Jyl9-1w
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SEA MOSS FARINE
- Is creating n great
sensation in the
=. -. food market. It's
oeleht4ul flavor, convenience for dessert.
&C., &C, is unsurpassed.
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DOOleY,s Baking PORder.

The standard reputation attained bv
this unr1vaied and tnfalttbie Yeast Pow.
perfect purity, healthfulness, and econo-
my. Put up In tins, actual weight. A
represented, and will keep for years.
The quantity required for use ii from
one fourth to one-half less than other
Baking Powders.
Sold by GroceTa throughout the United
States. DoOLEY BROTHER'
Manufacturers aud PFOpFiat0rR.
ap25 dsm cod go New Sefeot, NJ
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SEA MOSS FARINE,
- Made nom pure 1riBh Moss,
or Carrageen, ta conceded
..u-Ig to be the heRlthieat
cheapest and most delicious food IN the
world.
A package, costing few cents, will make
sixteen quarts OF Blanc Mango, and q pro-
portionate quantity OF PuddfnRs, Custards
Creams, Sauces, Gruels Charlotte Huage
Ice Creams, &C, dc.
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AL the members of the Colony are
requested to be present at that time.
AS there will be important business TO
transact. L. FORBES, Sec'y.
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EVERY BOTTLE
Recommended by many Of the best
Physicians I'm the Land.

Dr. John Magenias, formerly or the Royal
College OF Surgeons, and Surgeon In the
Emitted States Army, during the recent
war; sayss
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. .
take pleasure In recommending DF.
Nh. w. Clouds INVIGORATING COm.
DIAL as a remedy OF superior excelIenos.
In debilitated conditions OF the ayatem, it
has proved. In my hands, the besf combi.
nation OF Tonics and stimuIants that
am aware Of
jyls JOHN MAoENIss, N. D.
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confident that no man or woman who haiI
once eaten OF Blanc Mango, Pudding
Custards Cream Charlotte Russo, or any
other dellcacy prepared with this nnarine
GodHend, will deny Its claim 20 rank
among the table luxuriea OF the period.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

HOUSES ON THE MAIN AVENUES AND STREETS
III to rent PAGE McCAFFEKrY, Fifth avenue, COZ.
ner Fiftv-second street
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MADAM MARIE SEEBACH.
M FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE,
(Formery known as tho Theatre Francaia)
Mr. Grau hgs the honor OF announcing
THE DEBUT IN AMERICA
Of the celebrated tragedieune,
MADAM MARIE sEEBACH,
with her and brilliant company,
For TIL thursday EVENING, SEPTEMBER 92, ata
The iital performance will DO the production of Goohes
sublime creation,
FAUST, FAUST,
with an uneQualled distribution OF the characters.
Mme MARIE SEEBACH 10 her great role Of 'Gretchen."
The sale Of tickets for Me Seebach performance COM
MENCES THIS MORNING at the ONLY SEEBACH
TICKET OFFICE, at shrmers music store, 70 Broadway
when be secured for the first three any single
night. Scale of prices-General admission all OF
the house, orchestra Seats rcserved 81 so dress cir
ce reserved 81 private boxes -four seas $ proscenum
boxes Give seats, 8l2 80; family circle, 30 cents.
Tho free list entirely suspended, with ths exception Of
the public press No attention be given To spplcs
tiOns for free tickets.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
(J ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
THE GREAT OPERA BOUFfE TROUPE,
Including the celebrated
MILE SILLY
MILE. MONTALAND,
assisted by eighty distinguished artists
from the prncpa Parlan Theatres, will
make their debnt In America
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2,
when will be produced, for the
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA,
and n scale Of uaagnfcence worthy OF
the best efforts Of the Grand Opera House,
the latest European sensation,
LIE PETIT FAUST.
Opera Bouhe In three acts and six txbiesur.
,u... -, IMM. Hector Crenieux
D"ie'" n.y. and Jaime, Jr.
Sale OF Monday, Sept IL, at 10 A.
tho Theatre box once. Sehrners music store, TO-
Broadway and Erie Railroad Ticket onice Twenty
third street and Broadway.
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EENTEEL PRIVATE COTTAGES, WITH GROUNDS
VI gas, range, water eleven $50 II divided SEQ to
500 month; walnut Secretary Bcdstead $75 See TREAD
WELL, premises, tysecond street. from Eleventh
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF
n $l2O0O In well established manufacturing business
well conducted viii pay profit In year of H COO
but a business msn need answer Address
II =, Grand Central Hotel
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THE GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT FOR THE BENE-
ft of the wounded in France will take place Tuesday,
September 20 eight r. M at the Academy of Music The
following artists rendered their services
Mines Gszzaniga vard Msrl auzman. Mile Lucie GrouI,
Guzman, Grard, Butler Ncolao. Ladies OF the committee
MINES Dclmonco, Kiard Moursale, Roeck Aker Picard,
Niles Couan Z. Au ert Langoes Alien Reyns, Bernard.
Tickets seats and boxes be had the office OF Aca
deny every day commencing Friday September It, and
50c extra family circles, Soc boxes, according to To-
cation, from So to 81.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

A FURNISHED DWELLINGS TO RENT, REASONA-
IA. be-Lexington avenue, 3h street, story de-
sirable house. ' '' Nv
llth street. near Sd avenue, large basement house.
2ls street, 7th avenue story desirable brick
24th street. near 7th avenue, medium sized brick.
5 Sh street near Lexington av sma! brown stone house
Ssh street near 5th avenue elegant large dwellings,
6.d street, near Sth avenue, desirable brick house.
$40 street, near Sd av., medium neat DIV cling
xsc s Bowman places elegant modern br dwelling
S4th street. near 9Th avenue, small, brown stone
I1th a.: near 9Th avenue large brown dwelling
47th st.. near 9Th av, small brown stone dwelling,
18th st. near Broadway large dwelling, stable billiard room
18th st. near 9Th av, fun sized desirable dwelling.
b4th st., near eth av., large dwelling, lot, stable.
9th st. near Central Park, desirable modern dwelling
N B$15 900 Estate Funds to loan In sums 10 suit
On bond and mortgage on New YORK city real estate.
V. X. STEVENSON & SON, IL Pine street
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DROWN STONE THREE STORY HOUSE, DEsIRABLY
I'D located not below Thirtich above sixteth .ree
between Third and Seventh avenues un. May, 1874 From
&l 0U to l 400 No agents. and only those willing to rent
cheap present reduced rates. responsible party who
will pay advance, need reply. AddressJ s. s., Herald
office
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

PARLOR AND TWO BEDROOMS ON BATHROOM
IA floor, also two single Rooms newly furnished to let,
without board at East Twentieth street, between Broad
way and Fourth avenue.
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CLERGYMAN OR OTHER GENTLEMAN WISHING
"A home In Christian family Of three adults, on West
thirteenth street, near Sixth avenue gentlemen wishing
Rooms, without board may address GEORGE LATHROP,
SO broadway.
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TN THE NINTH WARD, NEAR BLEECKER STREET
Nicely furnished Rooms to let to single gentlemen with
out board by private family Address A. box 14l Herald
Office
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NICELY FuRN1SHED Rooms, in SUIT, FOR GEN
week bath and and home comforts 1 Thirieth
street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

$40 CAN PURCHASE THE STOCK, FIXTURES
IA. and Good VIII Of established mercantile business
IA the lower part Of the city Address SECURITY Herald
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-wTTH
out board, ia private family. References given and
required. Apply at q West Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

A PARTNER WANTED-IN THE FURNITURE BJtSI
N ness already established, with a few hundred dollars
who keep the books the store Apply at S
Broad street, 26.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

E'URNIsHED ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET
IL Kitchen IL required to and wife; references
given and required 7ss Sixth avenue, between
and Forty -6f fth streets.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

YOUNG LADY WISHES TO FORM THE ACQUAIN.
nnce OF an elderly gentleman. with view 70 mntri.
Aadrc:s J. W., usrNld olice,
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ITO LET-A FURNISHED FRONT AND BACK PARLOR
and Hall Bedroom, With the use Of dining room and
month Apply at l6O East Thirty second street,
ton avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

A T $50 BOwERY-NEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS GAS,
IA water closets, &C. to let by floor separately house
keeping allowed; good central location.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED
N room, Tor housekeeping at 81 50 week; also one
Room, at $6 per week. Call at sos Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

FURNISHED FRONT BASEMENT TO LET-TO TWO
IL three young men, Doctors Office has been
the latter for nine months 209 West Thirty street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

A FIVE STORY MARBLE FRONT HOUSE ON FIFTH
IA avenue, Central Park rent "a 600. Also a four
utory stone front House, Forythrd street, Seventh
ayenue rent $250 Also three story brown stone
House on Twentyfourth street, Sixth rent
$2,300 Also one Fifty-hfh street. f2 900 Fifty
ninth street, rent Sl60O Sixty yrs street, 1000 Park
syenue rent $4,000 Possession Apply to W. l.. A.
CkUIKSHANK b95 Sixth avenue.
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A FEW FIRST CLASS GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE
IA choice Of elegantly furnished Rooms without board
Clinton place. second door from Fifth
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

GENTL EMAN CAN OBTAIN ONE OR TWO FUR
IA nished Rooms second floor, with all conveuiences
in sr city private family, Mt moderate Call
Twenty street. between Sixth Seventh avenues
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, IN WHOLE, HALF
large Hourshng Printing Oce 3OS Fulton street. BROOKLYN
Apply on the premises.
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

FURNISHED FRONT HALL ROOM, WITH LARGE
IL clothes press, bathroom same 6oor gas &C. to a
single gentleman table board In immediate vicinity 24O
East Thirty third street. =
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ITO LET-FURNISHED A GOOD HOUSE, CONTAIN.
ing IS rooms, frescoed and all modern improvements
conservatory, large stable with IL lots groud plenty
fruit flowers &C. New York avenue, Brooklyn; rent
$25O per month. Address G. c. c., Herald Branch oce
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

TO LET-THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO 7s(
Broadway, furnished unfurnshed, suitable any
kind of business club house private residence will be lei
at low price II applied for Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

See Bisbth Psse.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10

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NEYS, GRAvEL DROPSY, ORGANIC WEAKNESS and
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aad that OF POsTERIrY depend upon prompt use 81
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JTELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BrCHU
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supported from these and the health and happi
and that of POsTERTY depend upon prompt use OF
reliable remedy. -
WARD OF IL YEARS, prepared by II. I. HELMBOlD,
DRUGGIST, 594 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, and l04 SOUTH
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IIELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
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ness and that OF fOSTERlTY depend upon prompt use OF
reliable iemedy
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BgCHU, ESTABLISHED Up
WARD OF 10 YEARS, prepared by II. 4. HELMBOLD,
DkUGGlST 59i BROADWAY, NEW YORK, and 1Oi SOUTH
TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
III ELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BuCHU
is certain cure TOR diseases Of the BLADDER KID;
MIS- GRAVEL, pROPSY, ORGANIC WEAKNESS and
GESERAL "a & &pEBILlIY u no treatment is submitted to
are supported from sources aud the health and happ
ness and hnt OF POSTERirY depend prompt OF
reliable remedy.
WAEn 0E e. e xEARs prepared BY u L. HELMB0Lp;
TENTu STREET, PttLADELPulA "a
The New York herald., 1870-09-10

IIELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
certain cure for diseases of the BLADDER. KID
EEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, ORGANIC WEAKNESS aud
GENERAL DkBiILTi. II no treatment Aibini,tcd to
CONSUMPTION or INSANITY ensus. Our flesh aud blood
supported from health and happ
reliable remedy, = =
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu, ESTABLISHED UP.
WARD Of ~ YEARS, prepared by II. r. HEl.MBOLD
DkudHIST, 394 BROADWAY, NEW YORK AMI I'D stIiT1
TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA PA