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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09
HemboId's Fluid Extract of Buchu,

In affections peculiar to Females, is un-
cquallcd by any other preparation. as i'm
Chlorosis, or Retention, Pa~infulncss, or
Suppression OF Customary Excavations.
liberated or Schirrus State Of the Utcr-
Us. and all complaints incident to the Sex.
or tho decline or change CT life.
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NURSERY
ILLINOIS.

600 AIRES, 18TH YEAR. Is GREENHOUSES.
500 Bushels Early Rose Potatoes, 1,0O0, 600
Apple Seedlings, 1900 600 Apple Root Crafts
0 Bushels Apple Seed, 300 Bushels Peach
Boo Pear, Plum and Cherry Root Crafts, Fruit.
Ornamental and Evergreen Trees, Shrubs, Roses,
Greenhouse Plants, Bulbs, immense stock and
assortment. Colorcd Fruit and Flower Plates
superior to all others. Send 10 cents for Gaia
logue. Price list free. =. K. PHOENIX.
Bloomington, Ill.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09

Connecticut has a law against the
use Of tobacco in 1864.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09

California is the only State that re-
ports an increased acreage in hops.
Ohio claims an undiminished acreage,
but all the other hep growing regi-
ons show a decline Of five to fifteen
per cent,-Wiscol.sin ten. Michigan
fifteen. The condition at date OF re-
porting was generally five TO fifteen
per cent, below all average.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09
hcmboId's Fluid Extract Buchu and
Improved Rose Wash

Will radically cxtcrmiuatc from the sys-
tcm diseases arising from habits of dissi-
patton, at little expense, little or no
change in diet, no Inconvenience or cx-
posurc; completely supcrccding those
unpleasant and dangerous remedies, TO-
pa,ia and Mercury, in all these diseases
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IL L II II TT W
Testimonials

MESoES. DoRrCH & UNDDox.-GcntleIncn /:
I desire, for the benefit of the AFFLICTED, 10
make astatcment in regard to DIR. \. q. %
let's Houck's Panacel. | was afflicted for
several years with a disease pronounced to
be ScrofIla III its most aggravated form, dur
ing which time l was under the treatment OF
several eminent physicians, but failed to de-
rive any benefit from these remedies. Asa
last resort l applied TO DIR. Goodlett, who
prescribed his Panacca, and an ointment for
dressing the ulcers, and to my surprise "a
well as delight, l had taken but two or three
bottles. when 1 began rapidly to improve,
and after using about eight bottles l was per-
frctly cured. II by this statement others
may be induced TO give this remedy a fair
trial. and thereby be relieved of their suffer-
ing. il will accomplish that for which IL is
written. Very respectfully,
August :. IStO. JAS. a. LAKEWOOD.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09

MINED MARMALADE.--Applcs or
pears mixed with ounce make very
pleasant mormaladc. They should
be pared and cut in small pieces just
cover them with water, or boil the
cores and skins first and use the liquor
TO boil the fruit i'm stew the fruit till
it can be mashed with a wooded
spoon /: when well mashed add the
sugar, three-fourths of a pound of
fruit, (Of course the fruit is weighed
before beginning to cook; let IT cook
slowly for two or three hours; the
longer it cooks the more solid it will
he when cold. Pear, ounce, and APP
pic marmaladc are made in the same
way. With pears, if very mild, many
add the juice and grated ring of lem
Ons, to suit the taste, to be added
with the sugar.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09

Mr.. NAT. i. DOITCH-Dear Sir: j have
uSed DR.. A.G. GoodIett's Houck'S Vegetable
Panacca for twenty years, and conscientious
IN believe it TO be one of the best remedies
ever manufactured. 1 have used IL for dis
pcpsia in its most aggravated loim upon both
myself and wife, with most gratiiyin result.
| regard il as q most excellent remedy To pre-
vent the return of chills after they have been
checked. Have found itt 10 act admirably
upon the liver. stomach and bowels, reInov-
ing all obstruction. For coughs and colds IL
is unsurpassed by any remedy i have ever
used. l would earnestly advise those who
are afflicted with any OF the diseases for
which the Panacea Is recommended, 10 give
II a fair trial, firmly believing that they will
lie benefited thereby: You respectfully,
Nashville, Sept. 80, 90. L.. j. WILSON
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09

Buclu. as prepared by Druggists, Is
OF a dark color. IL IS a plant that cmiLs
its fragrance; tho action Of a flame dcs-
troys this (its active principlc), leaving
a dark and glutinous decoctiui. Mine
is the color Of Ingredients. The Buchu
in my preparation prcdominates; the
smallest quantity of tho other In yrcdi-
cts are added, TO prevent fermentation
upon inspection, it will be found not 1,
be a Tincturc. as made in Pharmacopaa
nor is it a Syrup. nd therefore can Dc
used in cases where fever or iniamma
ton exist. In this, you have the knowl-
edge of the ingredients and the mode Of
preparation.
Hoping that you will favor il with 4
trial. and that upon inspection it will
meet with your appreciation,
With a feeling OF confidence.
am very respectfully,
IL. T. HELMBOLD,
Chemist aud Druggist,
Of Is Years Experience.
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COL NJ BIA
Female Institute,
.N.IURT COUNTY,. Tenn.
CHARTERED WITH
College Powers and Privileges
By the Legislature of Tennessee.
Rev. George Beckett, Rector.
Mrs. VI. n. Martin, Principal.

II is the design of this Institution 10 afford
the very highest advantages for the educa-
ton OF young ladies', both solid and orna-
mental. The regular course OF study laid
down in our schedule is full and eomprehen-
sive, but moi more extended than the pre-
sent times demand of all who would enjoy
the benefits and distinctions of a finished ed
ucation. 1t will be our aim to train the mind
10 habits or patient and independent thought
and to excite in the pupil that spirit OF SELF
reliance which will I've her best security for
future u, .uiDeSs and Independence. super
fcialnesS in study will be utterly discarded !;
and ever Sminding the pupil that there *
"noroyaI road to learning the watchword
of the Institute will be .hard work,r-by
which we feel assured the highest results Of
education can only be attained. More than
ordinaT attention is paid TO the Fine Arts.
Mons. 4. ESteve. who has won for himself
an euviable distinction in the Musical World,
isthe Director of thai important dc department.,
aud Madame Estcye has charge oil the Vocal
classes. The Modern Languages are taught
BY NATIVE teachers Of acknowledged ability
and experience.
The Institution is amply supplied with the
most improved Chemical, Philosophical and
| Astronomical Apparatus, and also with ex-
cellent Geological, Mineral and Fossil Csbi
nets. o,
N. B.-Fior Circulars containing terms and
| further particulars, apply 10
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.
Columbia, Tennessee.
June u I'm
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Use hcmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

ose nch'poid S''uu ehudCt Z
In all disease oi these organs, whether
Of how long standing. IL i. pleasant in
taste and odor, .immc,liats, In action.
and more strengthening than any Of the
preparations of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from brokrn-dowu or
delicate constitutions, procure the rem
cdy az once.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09


The Maine Farmer discusses the
value of saw-dust for bedding as fol-
lows:-"There is a great difference
in the value of the different kinds of
saw-dust. For example, while hard
pine saw-dust from the ship-yard is
pure and sw ect, even fragrant, and
readily takes up the urine, it Is not so
valuable or good for the soil as hard
wood dust. or even u native soft
wood dust from spruce, hcmlOck, etc.
The reason is because the pine is full
of resin, which is almost water and
rot proof. 1t will last quite a time
and not { ecay, whereas the hard wood
readily and rapidly decays, thus
furnishing a small amount of manurc
to the soil.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09
PAST sIEers OF R

Terrible SuGerinEs and Great Endur-
aDee N Former Years-Powdered
Dooes % Make Bread--D0nkeys
Eaten.TheM 0aks Fat nh h Time
and H~sw--Oshe, EMPEROR Of Ger
mnay, It the Gates.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09

1t appears that the tea plant is now
successfully cultivated near Knox
willie. Tenn. IL has been raised there
for the last Ten years, the original
plants having been obtained from the
Agricultural Department at Wash
ington IN 1865. The plant is ssid TO
be hardy, and needs no protection
from frOsts. Good judges pronounce
4 to be not inferior i'm fragrance and
flavor TO the imported Young Tyson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09

Joseph Harris, near Rochester, n.
Y. writes to the Hearth and Home
that he had Just sold a load of Diell
wheat for Sl,50 a bushcl. The mil
Ter told him lie would have given
81, Go had not the Diehl been mixed
with rcd wheat direct loss of ID
cents a bushcl from sowing mixed
seed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09

The reputation of MURFBE's SUB
Soil is unequalled in all history OF
plows.
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TO MUSICIANS.

NEW YORK, August 18th, lsgs
Allow Inc To call your attention 10 nv
, 1870-02-23

taosa sho Low have couno1ls:es 10 Sell nay get
An1Res nomtLA amount of currency for ha
san'e eampsy OF commodttte., vhJ may not those
Hto shau haEs commodities TO sell next year
ealn repetition Of The tep1euAGon. Taele Ia
no reason That can be gwen for = depreciation ot
sn6 currency oeloE IT. present value, shas Will
rot aeo ho3d good u al ar4u aent for = repetition
o. Tue deptecAaon al indnsfxm, q uatu there II
60 osAne ltfs In g1eehbAcks 10 be depsec.Ated fur
shef.
TO day VIA observed - sort Of AemLholsdsy;
me banks were closed, tne Boafd Of TrAae held
no &esslnn, the Pnst Dt1ce wAs closed hair tho
Gay. and lew OF tho Rtorex were closed, but tho
majority of them kept open. AZ bos,tess lsy 1t
WAs unsauafac:osy, aud ~ holiday |. wAz In gen
eral dead failure.
Tie San ffao=isco Erenin9 Bul:ss:n OF tho 18th,
gives m enooasas1cg account OF the grain crops
and sa1s:
The raI1s Of the past feR d.ys 60 fAf to releEe
Tho fe.sa Of a diaaer: IN any paf:'oa Of Cal.tor.
nlA. though thete IL aome reason to feE there
tho southern coansles before the sevlva! Of fns
pA4tuftA Melbourne iAusttaIfA> d4ks to DecaE-
bet 1re received. Tne wheat crop w.a took,rg
oeeiJ, abundant rstns, followed p5 fsvotaole
weather. hss.rg unataresl the srasn IN exc silent
CONDITION. Har7e.iltg had a.reA17 comncnce1
10 Saota Australia. where light Jield WAS antict-
Inc ultas ftom the drought It wa6 thought t1at
tse hoHe supply woo:d b. entirely sufficient, thus
leEqt9lEE n poft4 from California unDeceGaafy.
The prodts Of banking are Tepn.te1 to be Te:J
!atge u England. md It IS contended rnas PasIls-
Eent tnnuhi direct m inyesuRaucp Of the sE.rs
9! the HnEE CT Ecg.And and Of ps1sa'e baoktug
af1A. The last ak months, It II said. we're rery
1t1!uE to lcndet1 Of Uocey ard daf1ng thts pe1!oa
kae earnings Ct large psonra upon sound p:'ncp'e4
& teaurE wss e1cee6scGty 6illtc1it: yet the
"Jo!nt sock Iiank' Tor tue laat nslf fea- de-
c.astd d.r.detd amounting to 1a15 Il cent .
auLun. with I balRrce 10 rs carried ever to the
Ela'an:ee tund, which now amounts to owe:
$.,U0,lU0+
.-1he vast accumulation Of nocey IN the haSks
OF LoEton 8ru Fas:s. and tue re,t1eston 0E later
ttate Ct Europe Cen'tt!ls:s prefer !e:t.6g their
HoEeJ lie tcls cf tcrrn than TO RISK the lA4ae OF
tendLn2 difficulties. tadef theic Circumstances
khCn.d be eQugtt for.
, 1870-02-23


Among the arrivals st tho Shcsmaa Home, yes.
tert.sy, were the following: c. n. Tat,le, Auburn !;
E. R. Rcd4cts, A1.1ny; E. Ciarf. Iowa City; FL
u!n J. Huteert, Portland, Conn.: L L. Favour,
Dettelt; $ L Atch.lL New Ysfk; S. D. McMu-
tar, C.cvclard: Koeert Lowe, O1sayto; O. Bailey,
kxtsat; JOIN Mellon slr, St Louls.
FREMONT NoC.g.
A:roue tho ArI1TatAat the Treuor: NouEe, yes
is:A2y. ere tie folio alDE: L Il Coe EieselsLd: !:
". l. Ws:A'ey, C.Iclhra'i: G. c. fMorton. E7s-
III on: E1oE. GeoIge Wright, Rev, John Middle.
unr. Paxton: c. ". Teouas ard wife. u. s. 4. !;
Je<eph l. Hal, clrc:r1au; II. y. irunc, St
). Inula: ". ". 4. Hu!le!2n, Dayo:a: u: Johu
Jerome, Detroit; Ccarles F.. klachner, Pnilsdel-
Paia. ~
AEonR ths arrivals Ut tee Bnggs House, yester-
csy, *eTe The fo'Iow.ps:. G; 1, Gamosll, u. 4.
AsEel. Acr'an; A, J. McDM: Madison: John
We1nIser.. ~ AIthony: e. ~ u aud wlte.
EAcozan: A. F. Ea~1ett, Baltimore; J. Arm
s.1org, Spl!Lc oelds 4. F. Kimberly, SeH Yort
). Howe al1 vile, Iicches:es; o. u. Ford and
' lie, jstetsile; Lew!a u'Eren. Portland: Pot
ttr, Jr., New YORK; G. v. EsAh. St. Louis.
81. JANES n0TEl-
AyEcrr the afrvalH 1t the S.. James unts1, Je4-
'erssy. were the folloxtng: j. T. Clayton,
McrIeAl; G. ". Cunning, Ncr1dA; q. ". Ian
iGte he. Mot1es: Geo II. Gr1t1n, New York; r.
N. Newell, PRINCETON; L. ". CheeTer, Ot,2wa
L II. Poole. Bioonlae.1n; c. d. H1btf. s.
LhA:s: c. ". Adacs, J. N. Marvin, Detroit; {.
T. EuQttGE, kalAntzo0.
, 1870-02-23
ThH PTodnce MArktEA.

HKH YORK. .......
I'D btsda, WEE W. Hsrt s.stl.
s'ss'ssa than t7sT Err; s ;.o,1z
r.1orm, Feb. sa-rou4eeo- -upeh.nsed.
j. ii i i s4f i ls. au1,...s
:sHgIs, ';e,;!';s. j
St;; S.Tv ~ tuts: H. ,sips ~ = Il saSas Isssrin
- 90 e e <. u,en 4 fs.9s III
t.:5 III; Sn5:,4 :: yf9 nj :.s Is
netI1ss MH.st1Iut dtsDt; .,srr =, as4aae. ....
~. HisitIc: es+,r .ti.+, Il :,e Haesr-.Jsh!4nF =:
;Se .hg.t e. tea1 ;,;s'; a;s, h e,
i j: s. 81! X q s.:l Il. :" fssa ~ for
Hons-Ko reekinx demand. butchers paying * as-
ri asr@f.t!ss Z: '5sq i ss:.,s h.. by eea
nd snta Mtt.t duli: ao sTet. 5.rs: ~ euH
e a1td sss n:!; sh.., a AN sti; !.
i, S;5,s, ss;s1,c' i. ;[I19fi,, /: fi,,I.,<, s,4s
1o1tesoI1n sooa a.m.sd: ss.e, Is ibid. =. $3.50
@gs :t si s:s :ss; e.; &; ssa1s sst,
ga !: ~ .ef :sass: st ;Ss ~
%.ad .ns +; = 4 :.a Il
il s;eain It iistt. bu. fettie ea:l i l.*e -, -.
's1:! = 4: ;e':s vet ssiss
:ssu III ':sss :'s.a, .tss Z: atssa 10 q l* fsss
ls1e: bht renned dail. I'd ptist- 4e ose Xui..-es
RI ar, i :tt4;x: dsR.sd sod aud ':aes tf.s
nEfr II "a deu.n and the
LS&1 eCEtA4 Efcfe. fht I4t{tf
, 1870-02-23
Scientific ENTERTAINMENT.
"TLe Hcnutfc. Of Scicnec Fopulntizcd.

F6st2s. the Roman Governor, doubtless thought
1aat lie had extiGgulshed rauj, the Apostle, when
le told him that much learning had made him
mad; tur, aftetHA.c, Ehen the world had gro vn
several centuries olcc1 and conslde1ably wiser,
Lord Bacon eUrnat1eslly said, "kno*ledge u
poxcr;" md, probably, the taSe philosopher was
~ cou petcus to judge Of the fact as any oce Who
h.. nsec erher cefo,r Or ai1cs hts time. nut
1stle SIC naus rrrrons full OF ktoxieIRt, 1st
*tIb-rt poNef-of a. leAst without The ability 10
tI:r|ra5 or right, 1.e tne.t learning. College
pt"lestors sstso: moa1y deemed dry aud uuin
1ciFht!pk sp'sEeIs; 1et tn :. 0pil.o1 CrlRn ate q
rot Ia Tic lack Of Epog edge hus In tne:s ioaNry
10 tell osnets what thr7 know In sn agreeable AMI
1uteHlR!b,e maIner- Fo: this rca.on all s.ltut.tc
tnt1tc8 arc cthtfa!s rtR,:tI-a as un!ay1tlpg. and
the ability II 1Lvtst 1ben With Ruy I6sc..
EaEipg ccsrsn !. potstsstd h5 few. YET upon Ger
tain lEtlss1dna,a-who therefore merit The aprei.
lst!cu CT pnbiic btnef2ctoss-ihc r3Ec p0Ecs mas
be1n coafentd OF nell able TO tnsow AIouad their
iAtoE1te Studies halo nt .n;er6tt tbs. atlSe dc-
lights att trs'fcc . their auditors And the man
VINO can rerdeE IN asS'tu1r atudy plain aad at
ttaettve, even to caild, NUT h9 roSsesse3 OF no
Ordinary genius -....1
For teyesnl evenings pas., Professor g. n, 4 ca-
ards, Of Massachusetts, has tceo dtI.gh,eily H.
6f1uc:1Dg apFgkclauSt &uuletces in koe F!t1s H1p
t!sf Enu1cn on various Scientific top:cs+ Last
evening the audience WAS u2a:ualtE large, and,
It-iceti, It nay he reutlted that the NJ nnet
OF uuc to.a b2a t. ccrfased datlT, shst when tae
Professor removes 10 Fax Fel iI2ll on t. N .rEo~
a1d :bc sccceeaacG eEeat.Ns It Is f1'ty e1rected
rha. Gro Hea aud.rEces vii! greet tbs E1u wac
az nIens!EGlg porsfAss the bc+utte8 Of science.
IIoteA o. NteaaIds tLtieiCces hla Illustrations
BY .l,se:yst.ors delivered IN halI-ofa1o'icai,
t1f.cot quisl style, tlto Which he diisuie4 t1su3
ussirl facts and cen siderable glowing rhetoric.
1htr, 10 render tic truths uttered fe1f-apparcot,
LIE F1o;tssor rrsorts to h!a chcncsl. sc:enfoc'
ARD uccas' 1cal apparatus, ard tn 1als dtpaF:.
nen: the Professor u xtded ~ t1o competent
3onrc assistants
"E.tcuor, or the Mo,crn 1'ncs. 'wss inn tne-
tcct, u.d thr or1g,rai P-cks couudeat exc!aua.
pt, II III Fut K.rtie yOu- the Jr.6 Ihe teI1
, 1870-02-23
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. II,
TIC teto1ut:nu passed b. The uo1so OF Kercc-
etrtatN.s, yestefca!. IN lsvor us n. incsesec Of
s.U,pGA,eoo II tne crsrcLcy does rct sct.Iy
1te.net this inczeate shAll oons1s: Of greeEoacsa
@! Of Ss;soEst D2nk noses, and th.8 Is lat the
Ets; important po.u; In :ae whole subject HRS
cAot thas tie 1ccrs ase saall be Of National Baat
Io:cF, the eject wnu.'t be 10 change tae p.o2or-
ticu nf National Bank rof.a to Eseenoarks, max
.re the ycloe Of tue later smaller In proportion -
tie sa1k Eotet. This ouh1 be Progressing toward
sree1c raSmeru. aaI lrp.!es . 10 Fee r:ice fae
gctc. Bat II l, II reaut that tue iaer ase RhaM be
Of greer backs, tne caec. w,ult be 10 rEogrets n
Sic epros:.e direction, Aca would make h'sa:r
ri!cc for gold NECESSARY. The rtc-as dscsao: Of
the Supreme Court lldcatsd plt,niy thai the n.
tttIasy enactment tnlt paper pronlsea a1onld be
= Legal ien6cs tor dth:s-n o:ae: To:Is, tbs:
deb:7 could be fa.tnet bJ prauises - Pay ro2tJ
!rs.e2d Of hy the money stseF-1as e2ca saSe N.
de. TO cher c,icoeni'a1css than n the emergency
Ct the wa:. TIE IcgA.Tendet aes WAS a7otek!k-d
for to.el1 ~ "Ear l1eAs-rt, AID ~ 1=aas 10
the nd that tie war might be hroasat 20 sac
cesstul corc.u4ieu. Even The d1seattng minority
OF the Supreme Court, which gase an opinion 10
favor OF tce cons:1tutouGitY OF The &c: which
made .hs Anoant OF United States re:es which
a1a TOW extant legal tenderr did bot 70 10 tAr II
to ercQtf1ge the belief that CouGYets ntd the
ccnatt,uot NJ right 70 issue ltGa1-.eader notes to
dtspl,ce tic Ordinary currency OF commerce II
tine cf peace. II u p!ain, then, that, whateStl
RED Of currtrcy the dlts1ert Den
| befs Of ConEft49 MAJ nayo L.
IN y,ex, the cnly "prac:lesble oin'' i've quote
| fso.u the resclutop} which Congress- cau pass j
! ore - autAori:s an tccFtase Of National BAH
! notes The pAseage Of th'a resolution shows
lsAst that the Sherman Currency bill which r.ese
| tho Senate Will no: saStsfT sat uo1se- The iAs!e
/ - 1,11v Arf
, 1870-02-23
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.
Assessment Notice.

WHEREAS. 1t:esolpsc. /. w1 ~ It. sesr:s.. .7v ii
February A. u. ls'r th, Board c! Trrtetr Of tle 1--WE
Of u Jdr PAX xdoFt<d thr to!tswtax of4.n.aee: Al.
NV. .: H1as r.sk tl4s y n4He!! .a sseh t-::.
tcp tsf t1a. tn ntir th.stJ tkht 1881, narth r1ax5
itM:een ~ ea.s It III t:4lsa a pssa:l .nett:
tae nsas Il po.nt 1ost.tH" =! r.. north ." t. tns
isu the lii ct 1t liAlA ~rtuar. A&4t 4n:iiS
f!.1 we4t 10 tae Lee cf Sta.e street in III
1at1re pc1th soux eA3 ras: ilae u a.xte sts .1ty
rII ttt fer:; trlicr- rtst i. tr EPt linz i IuisnH
.s+uur All rceA3: teLct tnuth e1onf the rht1 lrsc *
Iua,ns st1ty " feet ID t+ l.et 1t II so
tiux bc. aud The ht.eby nEAr:td II te .tkrn
AID pItAtd. Ia seeLr3Ate VII: ~ Frn"i. ~ u
TT eh1;tef ot fAi4 It H5 DE- Pink lx Ta4Ir si1
cor IN htSsAy+ tGr the a4cs a.;G.s Il
thu te+Ft ANA that the e1p-ur AID tcrt ii I!+Allf
.usli Improvement be betrayed b. ap<cl.l asrs--.;:
H. TIE e1teut Of thr hrneLts .lttIx tos. sit na
rtuysu4ent. upoa the .sA1 eatAlr tptcai!s Etn-.>i
tEr1otJ In c1!t IL the htatels -cpaln& .actet,
nearly II may be-
And. hefea- the ncdrE+Ifee-l arr the t:fF ri~t@t
End sttutrd Con.ione1s to make IT, ens
Now. therefore, pubic notice t. aer.bs siE,r % N
rcstus INTERESTED. iha: the undc:tt nea ttmnitssu-
r. n neet s. tbe y<h dsy Of febrn.:,. i-9 Al
for tte pu11 ct maklux Tho Assessarat
by the foregoing ot tdlcxnces
Il IT, u sIi5aSs, GnaEs
HANILTUN h. B0GUE
FIarSs -
, 1870-02-23
I1erktmrr Ceauiy rRiry Market
A1sfia1 lh1p1tch II 1lr t.hicaEI 1Iilans.


l111I E tA1is Feb IA.
Tahare had very dull market here thr p AT we-k,
fos daily pEt duc1a. 1Eetc hare trA2sacttna
e taet.i: eh.tte ana no rhl1mcsts p s.l q ether
tsouElt in from day day IL all ceet and te1i =:
y.sl pes arcerting 70 quality, aud pnt in ,:oEs
1r bctt fsEc3> has brought l6e tn'crfo: Fradt-. t
1.e to l&e-
7h,fcit row ecE,IdcIab1. .tcek Of t.ssa Ard fa-o
~ make AtcusiAted h"1r waking tAvot lhe tara
lis nate. 70 .htI T. New rs.k ~ tthrr ekt S,sas
tausAtRr tn their e1cretn:lcEe 70 E.kc e&tt
that : I'll cyeaf them from lofstk.
In SsH York eiv tAt tt.t taGtuElC4 gD At sAia
Is tas !, :hsrc !sscs i i claimed the:e !. no. snGsh
dEtc tioNiy hn: de Lrr biz i.e tterr MIL :
ert aet..,tv sTonE +hrrrrs y iht tnd II fae n?al
running ali eintes MAKING fkl cheese It tu:ess vi
q eree o. twice week hest thst ene e there -.
inelades pe...cp e the a. NIKE Of uho|e milk
het. qot Rtcns thts week mutt ht norntEA! h
ehanF tr m lat weef. The delivery II buter hs.
bttn ixh during tbs wrtk tts kct, thAt tale-
arc te.,er,y wo!fn trrottlnF. From .%c to -: have
.ac +. Il. W.
, 1870-02-23
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TIE CHI
CAGQ DAILY MARKET,

MoxrIT EyExIyH. Feb =
<a ot srair. onr md rtor!sion. .tll DC found ln:
der the head o1 %Dcnaesct," And tic q Aln IN ali
toid fuhe to the usua c1Es ot storage. uness
rth<rWsFe e1pItssed.
ni1I ER-Ktte,ycd dut4ns the week. 81. .Ht ns :shlr-
sa.ne eontit,on ~ noted rrpo,s fro d..
ii the pa.s s1x wre.s There u oalv moderate de-
r.ra.!om n, an.,se; and The little sha: e1''.s I.
t+ rent ants Il lorst consunef1 There I. vetJ
litt!r hotpf in the way ot ehlpmtnts tue mazda be
tutcu t1s and the Eaeefn ranrket he1k Ton trE II
atsa1 ste attention Il .hiptc,. The .;ek ot rsaily
rasTr We ent,e tas m.rtes Gaiet and .'e>dr = q!
s.tXc4t; ectnspc cp 1Aaes lAa4
RAt3GISti-BnIISrs a1d eiln!ts copt1nue to move
1edreee r1iess arr su1tst2ed with drnees There il
no dftte pros eltuut the for epttoo
e+s hsk1. The drnaad eoninntqs sfh:. sad o1se. r.
synp4tA3 with the rA7 ma:c7i.L IultnK3's'y hG:e 10
it'd. 10 inautss f1f woel ;.sks aod acssd'as .re
current: BiaIf. A34e: Lewt.tac A. ~: Fort PITT,
xr Lndlow \. tx Grtat E4ll,+ Sc: Amc'!ssa: N4e:
Ualo H. 9he: guuntcs. ~ bu- 6e: burts9s. lTA1oe;
"Gst "Has seft'i e suoEs-rh. n.rk.t for hoots m,
,hts Iensn. IN .te1t tse sane eo1dlfso9 = 4 r.
sc.teE. md the ttoeks asr reagre. rlccs remain
, 1870-02-23
Chronic Diseases.

THE eAt celebrated 9peeisils: nt the sor the la
ten yeA1x located Ia Ctieako, 81 and - Raac ra
ro.theast corner Of Dearborn. u2 sai1s. be eoa
denti,lv eonsulsed 1t biz cee and pAIlors fun
toap H., OF ~ dcxtet ecuias to the orSs7s # s-a-
tstion and di.rxses ef the ekin Aud heod. REe:he-
contracted ~ hereditary. CEsanie weakest c4atsd
.oa sbuse Ct ste tezual organs. eutri with na1Ii
bic method. AID full ptuer ard vieof restorcd fe-
male LIT et1es and Irregularities HrAed wth aafstE
I'D tusslss. Tar .ei.f1:e Et4 with 2slyGa
entEant~s And trit. r y Dr4wes.11>6L Ektcaks. Ill
lsest'fe on s1~1 n4te1 fh~A or one tn syphilis sR
II asy naarett il sealed eEve,se. nPen :rser7t Il