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WINoAssErr, Me-. Oct. q, 1888.
sIR: Your Uterine Balance having cured
In my family an extreme case OF Uterine
Anteversion OF eleven yearh' duration
which resisted tho best skill ia Europe
and America, 1 desire 20 inform all feeble
ladies OF the fact, and encourage them 70
SAMUEL D. DOANE.
DIR. BANNING.
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YfoEsbnrn WernIdl

Editor Vtcksburg Herald
Ideem 10 my duty tOstate that after aul-
fertng thirty years vita nrolapBun-anis
nearly incapacitated for business, Dr.
BanninRs by the application OF a pile or
p"roiapsus-ani brace, hae, within ten dayg,
given me 30 much relief and rest from
pain that money could not purchase the
1 advise ala sufferers 20 re-
sort TO tt at once. I'm. BEATTY.
Vicksburg. Mics, March n, 1870.
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First andPine and Second and
Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Portable Engines (s0s0 mill size), and
Portable Circular Sd01 Mills.

Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the Porttble Circular Saw
Mill is from LBS to $50 pounds pressure PEI
square inch. I hav reduced this amount
and require only from so 10 80 pounds per.
square inch, al which steam Is not som
sfdered In b least dangerous, and Is at
the same time, more economical In the
saving Of fuel, &C. We append the follow
ing certificate of the first of my new style
Porte BILE Mills, for the nocing n careful
perusal OF lawyers and all those desiring
TO purchase, and solicit q call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axles, easily drawn from q place, and
always ready for operation in q few hours,
or mounted on legs and wooden Ek1ds. or
otherwise:
ME-. KRATz:-The Portable Engine you
furnished me, / consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect as any machine I
ever saw, runs light, uses 90 pounds OF
steam for running q ouble so and 30 inch
circular saw mill for q common days bus1-
ness. An average days work, 5000 TO
10000 feet OF lumber, easy, with 70 pounds
of steam. Al
Lynnville 1Ed
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
and slI other requirements.
nov 15-5m Q. KRAFT.
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THE BASIS OF CIVIL SOCIETY.-Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness
of Marriage, and the evils and dangers of
Celibacy; with sanitary help for the at
tainment of mans true position In LIE.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox P, Phila-
delpk!as Pa Ifel0 d&w3m
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Editors Ntde1:
ing females DR.. BannfuR's invaluable
brace for ladies. My wife naa for two
years been perfectly Wretched from female
weaknesses, but procuring this brace two
weeks since,1 she has become q new being.
She declares its value 70 be beyond priC8
CHARLES II. COURSE.
Columbus, Miss, Feb. 2, 1870.
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Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED FIRM is this
day dissolved by Limitation. The bust
ness of the late hrm Will be settled by q. g..
NIBLACK, VINO Will continue the busi-
ness as heretofore.
NIBLACK q VERHOFF.
EVANSVILLE, July Is, 1870. Jyl9.lW
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SPINAL CURVATURE AND PARAL-
W8hGs
SIR: When my wife came under your
Treatment and applied your Spinal Prop,
she. besides EeYere uterine weakness had
for six months udured total paralysis OF
both limbs, without power to make the
slightest movement even Of her toe8i but
now, in three months b does her OWn
homework, and ~ BeemB as If the stones
cry out were 4 20 hold my peace
Your obedieut BerVant,
VIM SPRLEGSTEns
Rochester, N. Y, Dec. a, 1861.
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MANHOOD:
Lost How Restored

Just published, in a sealed envelope.
Price, six cents A LECTURE ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT, and Radical
Cure OF SpermRJOrrhea or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De-
btltty, and 1mpediments TO Marriage gem
orally; Nervousness, Consam ption- Ep1-
lepsys and Fits; Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse, &C.
by RoBT. j. CULVERwELL, ID. De- auLnor OF
the Green Book" &C.
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, 70
n address, POSTPAID, on receipt OF SIX
cents, or two postage stamps, oy CHAS.
j. q. KLINE q CO.,
2 Bowery, New York, Post ONCE Box
Guide, - price Is cents ma dW3m
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TEA STORE.
TEA STORE.
TEA O e I

H. A. COOK
UAs NOW OPENED HIS NEW
- STORE, In the New Opera House,
and offers TO the trade the best assorted
stock OF Fancy and staple Groceries ever
offered in this city.
TIE y.
A LII grades, from the choicest to a good,
L. cheap Tea, and pledges himself to sell
bought in New York, of any Tea Com.
pany or Tea Dealer.
COFFEES.
do, Old Government Java, Ceylou.
Ia and Java assorted grades at prices
That will defy competition. CoRee VIII be
roasted every day N ground free of
SUGARS.
GRANULATED, Crushed, Powdered,
~ Cut Loaf, Coffee, A, b, &C., at prices
that viii be sure to suit.
SYRUP
"HITE DRIPs, New York Steam
w Amber and Golden, at prices lower
than any ttne since the war.
Butter and Cheese
r1TRA choice genuine Orange County
. Butter. Extra choice genuine Goshen
Butter.
CAOlCE ROLL BUTTER.
New York Factory Cheese to suit all
tastes.
Western Reserve Cheese
English Dairy
Pine Apple
Sap Sage and Eadam "
All are asked to cau and see what fine
goods, cheap prices and good qualities are
offered at the
ORLENTAL TEA STORE.
NEW OPERA HOUSE
CAN GOODS, PICKLES, &C.
HREsH STRAWBERRIES,
Fresh Raspborries, Fresh Blackberries,
Pine Apple CnsrrlesS
I" Tomatoes, Peaches,eXtra.
" Peas, &" Windsor Corn,
Chow CHOW, Imperial HOT PlcKlesi
CAPTAIN Whites Oriental Pickle,
Prince of Wales Salad Sauce,
Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Cdtsup,
Assorted Shaker Preserves,
Pure Honey, Horse RGdtsh,
French Oltves, French Preserves, as
sorted, DC, de-, at the
Oriental Tea Store.
Just In Time for the Holidays
EXTRA GROWN IMPERIAL RAJ
q SINS, TALL bunches.)
Choice Layer Raisins, Sultana Raisins,
Genoa Cttron, Lemon Peel, Zante Cur
rants, French Prunes, White French
Grapes, Cresn,) first ever offered in tEs
city.
Atnaore's Mince Pie Heat,
Shaker Preserves, GHaUa jelly
French Otives, Scotch MdrmGLGde,
French Mustard ~(tmpOrted),
DC, de-, at the
Oriental Tea Store.
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Ibis does not include the vessels OF
the Northern Line, and Northwest
Union Packet Co.'s which are enrolled
at the ports of Galena and st. Paul.
These vessels aggregate about lib,
with a tonnage Of about 10000 tons.
Nor does the list include vessels
EMPLOYED exclusively In transporting
stone. coal or wood to this port.
Total amount collected from steam
ers and barges, $4,000.
LoUIsvILLE-The Courier. Journal
of Monday says:
The heated term is unabated: YES
.terday the heat was intense; the mer-
curry ranged from $50 to $50 In the
coolest places. The river continues
to decline slowly, with 4 feet z inches
in the canal and 2 feet z inches in the
pass down the Indian Chute. The
wharf yesterday presented rather a
lively appearance, as all boats that
arrived and we're lying at the city
wharf passed down to Portland, so as
not to be caught above the falls after
the canal closes.
PoEtland bar is becoming quite
troublesome to boats drawing over
four feet. Four feet six inches is re-
ported on the bar, yet several boats
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4O49 ~
G. K z,
FOUNDER and MACHINIST
MACHINERY

Builder Of Portable Engines and Port
able Circular Saw Mills, Sugar Cane Mills,
Corn Shelters, Improved Steel AmaIRam
and Composition Bells for FARMS, shops,
engine houses, churches, schools, etc, and
Machinery n Castings generally, Steam
Boilers, Plate and Sheet Iron Work Of
every description. Proprietor and Agent
Well. Apply for descriptive circulars and
price lists, and state the Kind ofmachinery,
&C, wished. Repairing promptly done at
&C. Work OF the best material and work.
manship.
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CONCLUDED TO MORROW.
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R I GR NEWS
" Other Rtver TENS, See Fourth Pdoe.


The al..rivals and departures up TO 3
PM, yeste. day, were the Mollie
Gratz, from Nashville to Louisville.
with a good load of freight, at 4
O'Clock yesterday morning. The Car
RE Converse, a new Red River boat,
passed down about 3 O'Clock yester-
day morning, from Pittsburg, with a
large load, and two barges in tow for
New Orleans. The Pine Bluff ar
rived from Grandview at about half
past two Pm.
, 1870-11-28

cspitsl to the centre OF tho country. bat i
otitn happeIs that tie teutiments, sy.nqa-
tiles, aud pleasures Of men ou.AEiGh h thei1
Judgment ard daily. II Washington can ca-
tabiish character for comfort. hospitality,
ittellect, atd assractiSeue-s e1ccllirE unique
ly any other rlace. it vii. be bird TO hndga,t
The curious superstition of ths revsEcnt sids
Of scaesy, the preference Of Congressman
nd of6ce-ha1derr, the s:ea1y accumulation
Of resl estate here. aud the novel sociA
coufo.t1,-Al these a1a loalstoner, or mag
nets. Escry llluetrious deaths qucar
hold the se.t Of government fast
The place wants rew the1tre asd opera.
Aclub, ant cheap excursion car1yall More than
apy tewn iu the country, It wants Eore puhtic
educasitn and aoclal tono. Tho old Wash-
Will Ia the Pied FpeT 10 loot them OF, and Beau
re,lls thows signs Of being no.tal. He has
cut 9th his boots open to relieve his gout,
auGJoe Halls lAforsi$se, ~ gaming saloon has
been sold out Bsau has nofurther ekcuse to
solicit aims uudtr the rame Of '.chips.'
When it is found By the younger Washington
"Ee1ta that Beau has reilly besn begging al
pi.re. Ito weep tEeir sad tosoms empty.
The capital vail be removed By the Naah
inrtou people themselves, it ever. Had ths1
made II what it Should have been. agitatio:
hi,herqo would have been precluded. Hnt !
large population that would do nothing final!!
| inca1skd the courtsy that had done 60 much
| Tie talk OF removing the capital las hAd
Wholesome elect on prbi.c improvements All
| public spirit here. When the new railways A.
completed NIX. 4tason. this ought 10 becon
| one os the cheapest places of residence in tn
world. Land for gardening. grazing, an
roulsry-.a,sing can b. bought III round hes
/ fer SIS IN acre; the riges IL fnll Of fish tn
,atess; steamships import direct from &c,
tr.ry to Baltimore, only thirty. s.eisat Jnilea ii:
art. wine, beer, spirits, provisions the whol
town Ia N European lodging house: aud th
collections here, the landscape, and the cl
| rn,ta sra not exceIltd GATH.
, 1870-11-28

Epedal Despatch to The Casc1&o tribune.
AtSAAr, NnY. ai--Beeycs-Tota1 re:elpfs -
This tytn,tE, 1900 head. It Ea'uet th: Create
tart Of the iay Witch materially fttottted npsI.
tssa TIE slIgat a1vance which sellers Obtained
m FrtoK7 was lost and to-dav sales we're n 7de u
inst 81 e. prices {or good, aud tr!de 70 Fe1 On
CONN ou caitIs~ rrces rauGtd from a4sbc-tae
INTER foy choice Iunrla sold 5e*1eraav The ntRn-
~ ioLdgy w1s SIG ior q load Of extra Aicnisln
oxtn. sysfas1rg I,440 Is: l1tnot. aod Oato
tteefs Nv Lao hi, told II SC. Tne following we're
inc p.iccipai gates t,-la!: f'fueeet Eastman. -
i,tipo!s al. Leu O., at Sc: IS ~. sao ~
navI Scissor, 20 unt>, AZ. 1880 - u S.: Psasn.
50 Michigan oxep, av 80 rs. AZ &c; ltVtnzst01
RoseDtral 81 limos, ~ i.lS0 n: = &c: ~ Cao-
ia oxen. ~ i.ssa Is. u e; - ke1sussy o1sn,
sssa. ar 80 ~ i, a'ic: y: y. Robbins. e Mics!.
rar. ay us0 r., at &c: c. Brn7ne!l II MicafH4n
OWES. ay l,43o II, ut sHc: 81 New fo:f steer ~
40 u, II exc: - oalo, AZ Ivy ~. y ee
We,fjn Ernnfcx. St L!i1o1s. AZ .l31 ~ a.
Is. AZ j. go NJ, 1t .Ic: john McDp1gau. Is Caa-
ai.n oxer. az lsto ihs. ut Stt.
sheep ind laMts s-Rtceapts. 9s-eoo Lnele NJ
bern no in prayement since sesterdaSs te?o't :
Tne msIket continued duA aud weak, aEA y 6
lnEer on ali kiuds, !alarge numnet 50 thEouza y
rr: hands and several losds remain N tnc !aro
IN. old IT.ces range tram stze 70 esc tor sneer-
tbr inter fot e1tta, and 6: " NJ tot iAno..
Itcrs-Ta,al receipts. 16.tN. MAKE. to@ S1. Htn
cnntinues brAk at fest-Eday's qnots:lhs. Nai.s
reavy are slow al sale, the bst rslce Beng &c 1o
! trn iIlfup3z, ascraEtt 3s3 hs-
, 1870-11-28

An Escaped Countcrfriecr Captured
After Enjoying Four Hcnrk' Liberty
-tEcpurts OF state D7iiccFs-Norll,
Weather.

IN Escaped Countcrfritcr Captured
After Enjoying Four lcnrh' Liberty
-JEcportA OF state Ae7JiccFS-N0rm
Weather.
Special preraseh /. Tllr Chica "a Tribuns.
SFR1AGplELp, Nor. 2s.-Some four years ago Pc
ter Mccartney, alias William Wilson. aud Levi
Mccartney, alfas William douglas, were arrested
and committed to jail In this citJ on the charge Of
coprterteitine United States currency aud alter.
ing the same. Sixty thousand dollars In counter
felt money. With Plates Of several oauks, also
81, 900 In good money, WIS found In their
posscsston. Ia verJ mysterious mau-
ner these werthes escaped from jail after two
months confinement, hat levi Mccartney was
captured four months after. tftc, convicted, A3tf
- nuw serving out sentence 1o the I.ta!ten-
wa uneuccess1uI nntil last Thursday evening,
when he WAS arrested tn the clsy OF ecatuE, an,l
last nigh. again ioi9ed In jalt Ia TITS csv. aftas
over four years ey2dnK Justice. Peter Nee l1ucy
noted a. beiug tho rr.nce Of cnuu.ertelteEs, and
his fc1'nnd ARTIST, II enectnnl..w will hTraE NJ ol
tleMp. 2lze an extensive bAnIl Of canuterteItard
who h4se l~:tn setT successful for many years
III tho s:a;e nfz1-ers anil heals OF sta:t
| Institution are has. preparing or hare a'scaa5
required l,y the >aps,tsution. The Roart Of Trns
t.es Of the 1ltlno;s Soldiers Orphans uome hast
teen In session In this city for thTte days past
ihat TIC Affairs Of the institution are Ia press,
sossl condition: that 800 ch.hsr-n. eans
ard daughters Of soldiers. are recetytns
will he asked. au.f, 'nes uos, will Lr oa.a!cet
from the Legislature, for thts il one OF the manl
| deserving charities IT cur state. An ehort wt1
a!so be Eade 10 have a law rasseu 10 alow al tas
c:s's. inmates, t. remain at III. Homo unui tha
az" Of IA trFsead OF II.
We are having cxtrsnr,l!nasy nnc weather. The
at IL o'cvck, and 81 degrees 1t ASA p. N. This
| remarkable for the last Of November.
, 1870-11-28
A Sequel to the tctnont Wife Murder.
[FnoN OR SPECIAL CoRREsroNpxsr.]

NuAAFAlbSs Snfs Ae-
!Ahoot the eoth OF September, NEA Anne
Anes. Of Lemont, Cook county. was Killed with
shotgun, supposed to have been io tho hands OF
her husband, Ell AmHA- The parties had rot
lived together for two years. The wife resided II
Iemouf,. Ant the husband, together with his sou.
Eugene, fome ave miles west. on The PlAlndtld
1oat,. !n viii county. Mrs. ANTS, II sppsa.s. Was
the ih!r,l vile. Al The tine OF the shooting, \
:"En xSs r., 5ne ~ e M.
b2ct. .-.
III Arnes, the supposed murderer, Who had d,sap-
rtAntl. Un the Sd instant We received An account
/ Tram cns coTrtpondent Of nsn having been
published on the ath. as had teco, previously, the
account OF the wife murder At Lemout
The authorities a, euont tasrestne: bv the
description given Of the deat mau, that he tniKut
be The ntsssog Ames, sent rhotossarh OF The
uan, which, petpE presented to some OF the W.T.
ntsse: xho bad seen The dead man whsn
and thiz week the son Of Nj. Aucs visited Cham
paigp, fstl The body exhunsl, and hy his cloth
TIL Iin:d @ lin ss ns fsshe.. This, win II deat.aestton
Of the photograph. setsled the matter to tho sat-
!ftactlcn Of The Counts Cont, which mate a o.
money 10 The legal representative THIS Is
anoshe. mur,1er Ont. and ise tuysteT so.Eed.
icssni9y, ous the,e spel's wore ors when 10 r:
Numsh his wontea cheerfulne*s. No one c>lled
him insane, He could initiate the titEaoAn and
| l1fsh 10 perfection. and this led
these who saw him near the place Of his death
n suppose him 70 be OF ono OF these uatioualStfs
hut III concurred IN the conclusion that he Vas
fully insane. When last seen he had on ful
| suit, hut when found, dead. had on neither hat
coat, ahoes, OF stock1nrs: the hat Aud shoes wer'
found peAr by: tla4 Of his money MAS scatferet
IN the er1es in circle Of twenty OF thirty feet
J and SIS in bis vest pocket. ut1 rants nocket "a
aEed With corn leaves lie wAsfa<t seen 4lvt @
] the 18th Of Octne'ct, nearly month after tn
| HuTdef. OF his whereabouts during sh2l tim
We hare no account
, 1870-11-28
INDIANA.

The H1slfGxou Murder Cnse-SusPf-
cions OF Foul Elay-Another Quc&-
item C0pcerninE tho Coming dan.
Special DesE4tch to The fhicaeo Tribune.
FORT WASSS, Nov. as.-lessc1day was almost
entirely taken up IN the deltycsr OF tie argument
OF 5ohn colerick, Esd, In the alon rnnEuer trial
as Hutton. In The evening the Judge charge,i
the Jury, and, Is yet, they have np, agreed upon
verdict.
Near this place yesterday morn
fuE a. man named Aotnu
Oesardtn vas found by the river side IN an fusen.
tibJc condition. He w&s taken care Of, hut died
Ia a few hour. Hc had two cnts ou'the head,
and N: o!ncrxtse injured, ,S sna there rs sa:si:
The coroness tuH has not ut concluded
| the Investigation II the case He hnd seventeen
dollars upon his person whcn found. but It Ia M
! deIytood when he LET: town for home he had cob
1no;nef ministerial Wilder Of Dickens hAs
sprung from one Of the Astaootst ehuFches IN til,
otherwise interesting md iast,oes'ye leeso.s Q!
dri,rtred th!s cyeuiuk, caAsacssz11ea olckcna
| VpTts u i1upzM md 1oUupta2.
, 1870-11-28
TIE WEST,
Territorial Immigration Convention


mt ~hutM Fec
Santa FL, Sew Mexico, Nov. a4.-Ihe Terri
terra! Immigration Convention, with represena-
tises from vtrfous counties, assembled here %
ns5 - tie Senate chauhel, and Tas called s9 o.
der By Hon. Henry Weller. SetrefA-J ol tne ieI-
nnrT. Judge Betcdic., Of santa Re County, WAS
chosen President, ana Vice Presidents anu secse-
tarts from the y7:tcus counre4 Represented were
elected,
Speeches were made b! ?. L Bennett Jodge
Shaw. OF ScoTo County A. T. SulllE N. edisos o.
the santa fe PeA', and District AtsoEneJ Asaen !.
Territorial SoctetT 70 puou.n to the world co!Tscs
u formation regarding the rrs1urcts o. ne ~
Etsory. They claimed that New MtHeo onGrs
Erea:rt advantages both to miners And taI1e3f
and also that It Eas one Of the fTQed
stock raisirE countries In the Untop Ine efE1;ui-
thst means BE- taken to FccuIc rai0pa choolt,
grafton, and The esiablshmeu. Of publ, ,neat t1r.
Committees On Resolutions and PeETncenrion
SANITATION were sppotcteh, and the hetiecates ~
then sdteCsped uttll Mopdsy. The;rsTrsrnf nd
palentlJ feed Rreat interest in the
treaS confidently Of Its results.
, 1870-11-28
MICHIGA1.

-~ z!nAe nj kA40-
mnxoo-sudurn ,isnppcnfahee q
the IJalf-MufdSed TNns
sF+a. pxtpa,rh : The ChIe1Eo Fsseans. -
Dr1aor1, Nor. a;-Aore mystery - sa.o~s
atnund The Dosr 1ooti1E ease ~, !" .n1 nss bses
NorirtuQ along Nv state at Danes nntei ~ \
K9l.ma1oo. Ts to have htd his lex ampu'asva ~
On Frday However, he E dssapp1 Els 12I,sa a Eais
| maxfV C~auly otncesa are In search OF nlu.
, 1870-11-28

,4ffcufi0n SIR A3alS1afS.
special Ccnc.ave Of Chicago Com
nanfe,v No. -, z. T., Monday Ev-
en;no. Nov, 20, at 7 1-o o'clock, in their
Asvlrn, coyEer Hs1sted and Raad3:pn-
sts. fer work en- order Of R. q. Visiting
st Knights courseously welcomed BY
o.de, Of the E. 9.
JOHN WHITLEY, Recorder.
, 1870-11-28

on the banks Of Tie Atta'o 1uTer, were Y last
artytc4s frn1n tho 1sthtuus on their Ta} - noEtt
10 consult with the CpIotrna tinve7umeut- NJ.
nor attributed their zri-tttu To the capitat 70 PC
10. Tue purpose OF enering COMPLAINT sA,ast snS ~;
Unt1td Slaies exploring e1pts!sue. "at t4s n.s,
win i tecr+t Yn1saiou in relation N IN ~as5 IouE
for IN nter-oesanlc canal 1t has lonK oeea r.
opinion OF learned meu that ~ esay toate 1c'"as
the 1sthups u known to the l1d!anA
, 1870-11-28
soeIp1 Deteateh to Tbs ChtrHks 15'sone.

PR1foakp sAs'a""A lN y. .. |
WASHINGTON, Wv. N'-Aae 70. ~ .n- ,.,,.,
nropostd d to hold here ne Il montn tnr 1ae teHeI
Of AIck, wounded, and distressed pHSnaer*, Is ~
be splendid aGzr. Nearly AL tue opo'es " soF
errpent f,clalt. 10th Military anu civic, 1s ven
~ those Of prominent Eesadents o' .he ivy "as
taken hold of the matter VITA graz e'.au,sH
ns na.io1s are constantly being 'o'" l.""i
New York, PhtlaaelpSEa, balnmo1e. ~ ou's'
Northern and southern cities fne 'me W. ,ss esu
ftnue two Wects. and II u ahafc1pHsa ~ - "N
sun o1 tnoa' VIII l@ .eu .s.a,.n, IL ua1ane de-
pent nr!R17ts.ts 0f the movement u AA4A ne @
Cl.+mh,uu. rEanadaughtef ri l'a'as'. - w."
tie Wife Of one OF III: 1ats Htta-aes o' t"e
1AsgstIon here. ..
| LAEoR cosaREss
The National Labor uniof, an lh'os"ts' 41f''
ct..inn Of trades AMI "cco patl"n', Sh'eny eoul'
posed OF colo1ed men, WI 1neet IN ""sasussol'
| pu The s,h Of January, ls7l. the f1ecut!se Eun4"
n III, llavc t4su+.l circular, ca'1a2 t"e atsn-
tan o' cnhfe" lH'"" " ...,.o, t-c-o At, snrs
ests ,ssouS n.,n,S mr. me uaelio.a,lon o. The
| "F - ,,.,o,.S un,rr,cn. ,rcYcose in c3:s-
" and 1.sen.ns Of hou-s Of la,or. Dele
Isnsa,,'ph ,he an covrn,ion s.e savs:1 to Inform
| ~, ,,.o,p. h,Y on the C1nL1Itit0 OF ctnT
w. .s,,,..,1cn IN ,he districts represented; such
I" Va r,t,A1r,, of srn ~, fsclt1tJe.
9af'a as Gu u. ..S .x.., an,a,s, st.,is,,r,
charitable thsIttuttoas, a." eee He1es
~ will tho" tue conuHtoo ap' eA"au'o* - '.e
| snp1ed people IN eSc.1 usst'Is 'eftesse'eo ~
: | the CnnSenttFs- De'eRA'eS s'e .a't4e''
10 lie shle 10 Frcsehl nteHtGsi" F'aas io'
! leg tfr HtcFss " eoo'eu Ia ~ go s"aa.
; ti0r. This otEant2a"on !" or recent iaEnas'7n'
Inf has *uccee1ttt1 In accomplishing much prac.
: teal Eeoa 1os ce! nea tI4 1s,s. ~
Il ry. Two s'us " F':'t.sA '5...NS. rs 49, ~.
t,crs OF II, bling serre'at1fs. lha c7hse1t'on WI!
T. III ro1rr. M.l Of may Of the m7ss tnteltScn
n,,os nj tsust. in WHOSE latcrsst It will be cun
n fcne"' r.,-or
:" WOMAN SUFFRAGE. ...-
v The seu1f.anuual convention OF the S1t1onf
vornn's Sutfrnge Association will Convene
, 1870-11-28

BELGRADE, Nor. 27.-The ridrdddn chmmcnt-
ing pu an article Ia tho Journal III St 5ffF.bHFa,
saws the prosperity Of the prEncira!lftes does mol
.tcpenI on tho relations Of tho Car anu satllme
Porte. hut on serious Internal reforms.
, 1870-11-28
pIeds

sraN6f1np, MISS, Nor. 7:.-E1ra B4seae"ee' y !
Of North Hrtckne.d, head Of the af@ 2. ~ ~ ri
II. batchtl1er ca, the ia1Eett naont ~ a,rd
Ely nina
, 1870-11-28
GERM

VERSAILLES, Nov. 7;.-By the treaty lust stgnet
here the 1lahcn tEoops are Incorporated with the
federal nr1ny, and conc under the sole command
and direction OF King William and the War otllcc
| at Berlin.
, 1870-11-28
Masonic.

Lafayette Chapter No. 2, r 4 II. v,
RrFu1ar eouyocs,!eu ttIs nordAv evsEtnk 4 ~
e'tlcck fcr hu.inr.s md work en th- ". re *
~ F. y TUCK EN. StetstAy.
, 1870-11-28
REMOVED.
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0ENHVA1.

REMOVAL.
The growing Popularity I'D e1nt.HTtih etan. hss ne<-.s
pattunase Of the Ehiea Gamer brsdsns than
III ioseIy eesoRied ;. u T. T.eatE dis md
nt9sr;1 IL. The titnatoa = xef5 ,s..mer q H.
tirrd snd pt..aat nd T'aa Mth the sssas modern
imnspr e1nents- DR. " X ~ afoo-'' '>A s'''' ~
ehxrfc, Pamphlet fent IT,.
, 1870-11-28

nAvAsA, Nor. q7,-Thc sugar crop Is PROMISING.
Er!u!irg has commenced at ctenfueEos and He
EGtlt1s.
, 1870-11-28
Chicago Business Directory


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, 1870-11-28
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ETIDE n9a5; ca ;as sns 'ay'i1if;S. 9!yysi.,;as.
f.h The iatfet ittnvte ID the eernce Of
nd rtoeyeative rontsoL rfe.cins he eoupe 1'on e
cu.tueTaS1uE. sortatns v.lnatl information t91
thetr who arc married Or ienpi,t. HsrIts<e ss1
| nor iaid carrlrAtty about The ho1ies ,,
stdYrs. Dr. BurTs' 6ISPKNSARY. No. u Sos:b
| E3srth4t, St Lnu1s, Ao.