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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Arriyed, steamship Bellona,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ......... FEBRUARY
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA M........G II A. M.......40 2P M....,...42
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, New ork, Jonn #. Ohl.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamer r. Willing, CundG l3 hours from Bati-
more, with mdse. 10 A. Groves, Dr.
Schr Joseph MaXield, May, days from NewYork,
with iron TO Pennsylvania Central Railroad Co.
Schr M. +. COyne Fscemire, days from New
York, with iron, etc, TO captain.
Schr Light OF Home Nickerson, IL days from Ports
mouth with fish 20 i. Crowell
Schr Clio NcClntock, from Millyille, with glass TO
Whtall, Tatum Il Co.
MEMORANDA,
Steamship Roman, Baker, hence, at Boston yester-
day.
Steamship Norman, Nickerson, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Boston 30th ult.
Bark Louise, Delhy, hence, at BrOuwershaven 10th
ultimo
Brig Star OF Hope, Peterson, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Genoa 11th ult
Schr Millard Fillmore, Chase, hence at Portland
2Sth ult.
schr G. E. Elmer, Corson, cleared at Baltimore
goth ult. for Savannah.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

CLEARED THIS MORNING..
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NARR \ LADNKR, Bankers, report this moIni
, 1870-06-18
EDUCATIONAL
Commencement Week at Lawrence

commencement Week at I4aWrence
University, Appleton, Wis.
APPLETON, VIE. June 17.-On "Wednesday at 9
!. III, the literary societies connected with the
university held thelr annual reunionA At p. M,
tne Alunni Association was held A discussion
Of three years standing was ended By deciding
to admit none TO membership in the association
save graduates OF the university.
The public meeting Of the alumni was held Ut 8
=. m. The address vas by Hon. Norman Bucks,
lion OF The Divine to the Civil Law." I. Has tae
effort. Several short speeches we're made. Sam
uel Boyd, Esq, OF Appleton, was elected Pres-
dent OF the association for the ensuing year with
tho uext annual Grafton, and Mrs H. Coimau, Of
Geneva, the poem.
Commencement day Was the tnegt We have ever
seen. Al 30 the Marshal OF thr Day, Z. Co]Mau.
Esq. assisted By y. Bucks, Esq.,, ana l. Edwards,
Esq, formed the largest procession ever formed
crowded to Its utmost The otatons we're OF an
unusually high onier.
After the usual exercises, the following degrees
were conferred: That Of Bachelor Of Arts On
Mesus- 7. C!eturo, q Fort WinneiaEo: J. 8. An
L Grant, Burnet; 4. Nichols, IoChestef, Mime
sofa; q. Raymond, ReI Wing, Minnesota; j.
]. Hughes, Cambria; anu l. J. Nash,
GAINESVILLE. That q Master OF Science, In course,
On Nlss Epa n PIsston Of Appleton and Evs
on ". A. Metcalf, Of Aurora, Ill Causa nonors
on Rev. G. c: uaddock, ri Appleton; and Rev. G.
Gemmana. OF Lake Superior. Tint OF Doctor OF
Divinity on Rev. n. u. Eddy, OF Milwaukee: and
Rev. Wm. Davies, Of Wales That Of LID. on
Governor Fa!rcAllt-
The commencement dlnhef MAS festive N edi-
hles and l2ughahles,
The levee 1t the Presidents mansion in the even
Ing gwas.spost cnloyAsIe. The university was never
in letter condition financially.
, 1870-06-18
AMUHEMENTS.

"Dora" Is still On the boards at the Museum
and drawing good houses. It Is not alone the
on1y legitimate entertainment at present offered
In the city, but It Is very rare that play is ever
put On the stage In this city with such IN effective
cast We have 10 often, in years past, recorded
our impressions Of MI, LeMeyne,s acting. espe-
cial]y In the role Of Farnle- Allen, that anything
We could Say now would only be repetition Of
natural actiDg it Is worthy to rank by the side OF
5enerson's Rip Fan Hinkte, ant, that too In .ot
which Is by no means 30 dramatic. There are no
opportunities for points, no strong dramatic stus-
tons The character Ii simply q development
q auet ,.ss}ona IHfal n,e sm;; eng Of homsy
his wonderful eject, especially IN pathos,
bysimple nRturalness and an accurate knowledge
Of Just how far to carry his power. He never
pasHes the limits Of natutalless. even where the
temptations are strongest In fact, we do not be-
licve there Is m actor on the American stage who
eau play tho mart OF Farmer Allen more perfectly.
The representation {s without a 1aW. from dFst 70
last Mrs. Barry aa Dora is an admirable counter
attrputes, Is admirably adapted to her style Of
action, 80 that, In perfection Of detal and In the
nice shading Of the character, she is al
WaYs at home. An ~ artist ., Mho M would paint
two better gttters than MtH- Barry and Mr. Le-
MoJle. The remaining patts are very fairly
allied. Mr.. Blaisdel Is perhaps little too spght-
" at times for Luke Btosnfeld Nj. Padgett, In one
pleasant whine, and Mra Gernon sometimes
throws too much emphasis into the wrong plAce,
hut, rs WHOLE the parts are very well taken, and
blend well in support OF the two leading patts-
- Dora" again this evening.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The sAMe pantomime bill st the Dearborn this
evening; EmcrsonA Mlnstrels at McVfckers, and
Tie Green Huntsman At the Opera House.
, 1870-06-18

ARNA1GNXENT OF rFtSQSEEE
AT The recent Term Of this court, the Grand
Jury returned st1ty-elght tine bills Yesterday
such Of the accused party as were under lock aud
fsy sssa bar Rsq nes rs
D1IElaEy, ;; assisted 70 rape Icnl!dren, .;
iofse,y, j; - asssssait xlth deadly *saP
81 the parties we're up with two indictments pend
ting Against each Of them; two under three In
dictmentf, and two against whom there were four
Indictments Nine OF the number pleaded guilty.
sEH7EkCEn
William Anderson stole . palf of pants and
pa 81 Sf s SSets TOD y fsas H saa 1ssa
nme had earned q casual living BY grooming
horses Being on Clark street, having been in the
ths s1t,ecs saat be ichs @ sea she. TS,1s ~ s days
Andrew Rowscntnk1e rurlo,ned a piece Of
fslinaad nd Hes PIE ne sad b. sS 5een o il ja tares
weeks Thirty days In County Jsl
Ann RYAN stole shawl Of Email valoe from
court last fail on a charge Of larceny, when she
was sent down Tor r1teen days. She pleaded on
.h!s occasion taat she too5 @ the shawl By mistake
Charles Wilson pleaded guilty Of the larceny
of pair Of pants rom James Birmingham. He
Adams street Is a painter by trade, nearly 10 yeas
nj age, and had been In tail almost six weeks. Ten
cays IN County Jas!-
George Mathews, Larceny Of q watch ya1ued
at 50, ana x60 cash from Dar1d T. Hatch. Re
ma1ded Until sentence-aay.
two petticoats, and two aprons, the property ct
Johanna Hulon. This man ta colosed- Reuaanded
Charles AeEog pleaded guilty under tFo n
John Driscou; the other for stealing vest aud
salrt, sAe pIopc.T q william Van Ven. He was
3NF him with grand Iarceily. ia ORntfuEr
, 1870-06-18
KENTUCKY,
Rnld RAhhksFr NJ n T4nnikEIlla II

R0Id Robbery OF a Louisville Bank.
LOUISVILLE, June 17.-The Mechanics Bank, Of
this city, Was. this evening, about O'Clock, the
scene Of . bold and daring robbery. Henry L.
Pope. Cashier, was at the time alone tn the bank,
Two men entered, and one, placing knife to the
throat Of Mr. Pope, threatened him with instant
death Il he uttered word; the other, taxing
handkerchief saturated with chlorofofu, put 1t
over his face and threw q shawl over his head.
7he robbers, as soon az the chlorofofzu took ef-
feet, carried Pope to room in the back part OF
Inc binding, and locked him In They then pro-
ceeded, q aystenatic maensT With tae,r WORK
in money was secured and carried Oh. and
tHelre Or thirteen thousand d,aaa dollars vas
In9 at half past O'Clock, discovered the bank
doors open, and called in two policemen, who,
heatinr q Rroan from the rear Of the building,
discovered aud relieved MI. Pope from his disa-
greeable situation lie was still unconscious, and
It was some time before he recovered from the
Effects Of the drug administered.
The ssnc bank was robbed about thirty years
s1nee. when the banker and bookkeeper were
4led, AND NJ: Julian, Cashier, severely grounded.
I me Iobber, DIG, VIA discovered In the act, and
nlGM hla brains out to prevent arrest.
inc police are Oh the alert hut 70 far there Ia no
clue 10 the perpetrators OF the robbery.
, 1870-06-18
a Dickens Goincidcncc.
Mr. Dickens concluded his novel, " Our Mu-

Mr. DlckenH concluded Lis novel, Our Mu-
tual Friend" With this paragraph:
- On Friday. the 9th Of June, in the present
year, Mr. and Mrs. Bofiin in tho manuscript
dress Of reeeging Mr. aud Mrs. Laumle at
Lreakfast) were IL tho Southeastern Railway
with me in terribly destructive accident
When lad loao what could to help others. I
climbed hack into my carriage, nearly turned
over viaduct and caught aslaat upon tho turn,
to extricate she worthy couple. They were
much soilet1, but othorwise unh,,rt. Tho same
happy result attended Miss Bella Wilfer on her
wceding.day; and Nj. Rderhood inspecting
Cradley Headstone's red neckarchief as he lay
asleep: remember. with devons thankful
ness, that can never be much nearer parting
company with my readers forayer than was
then, until there ehail be written against my
life the two words with which havo closed
this book-TAE EsD.''
As though these words3aore prcsentiment
Of his own fate, the time came to write. 90 The
End in his iluetrious and noble career on the
18th Of June, 1870. On that day, Just Eve
years after this strange event and its singular
anticipation, MIR. Dickens died at his country
Residence, near London, in the 5sth year Of
his agc.
, 1870-06-18
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY., JUNE 49, 1870.

Now York ha1bor. This WIS rsEhaf rough
On Halifax, whose Inhabitants indignantly
protested against this transformation Of
their city into : snall-pox hospital, but, nav
ertheless. the invalid Was well cared for
On bis recovery, it Ia said, the raysges
Of the disease we're 20 plainly indicated
on his face that, instead Of coming to Boston,
be returned again to Europe In the mean-
time his new goods arrived ~ another vessel,
and were opened and advertised. But the re-
port got abroad that the proprietor Of the
his store concealed from view, and that the
goods must be infected, il not by their owner,
at least BY the steamer which brought them
over. So many Of cur fashionable 1adies,
although pining for the sight and possession
Of the bright and beautiful things included in
the unfortunate merchants importation, sug-
fered themselves to be dnped By 3 stupid
rumor, which common sense should have told
them must be absurd and impossible
, 1870-06-18
BOARD OF POLICE
Malicious PerAecutiou ct Policemen BY a&en
Discharged fr0u the Force-Thr
Fireworks Ordlaance.


A special meeting Of the Board OF Police aud
Fire Commissioners was held yesterday morning.
at 10 O'Clock, President Browu in the cha1E There
were present Commissioners Sheridan and Guud.
Sef4eants 0asrtty and ODonnell were charged
Mtth fnattentlon to duty, tho complaint OF J. B.
MAton. policeman who was discharged from
nc ioTcc on the complaint Of Sergeant Garrlty,
as2ot TWO weeks hSo4
pdaen na4en attended, hut went awsy before the
fhs n.,a ~ organized, renarkin9 To the CLERK that
ulntnt , ~ Eno had induced him TO u.ake the com.
t,cces1on h.a ~ eame parties who, on previoua
,.s Maich were dsmissed NJ nov ,stsna1 1't7 ~
Wl4ol6" These ch2tg.ss III Ao" ntsneu W
On motion OF Commissioner s,a,.... 49,.
chargeS+xcr dismissed, snes1oan- the
GuIanietoaef RFuEn remarked ,hot ~. ,,,
laa msoe ~ INFORMAL exh.ntpn. Ion ~ e1S boAtu
originated In Malice. 0@ Tue Charges
A coHmun1c7don WAS read from Row ,
Toeber, the Presiding Elder of ,te n.y. X =. A
MctkodIgt Episcopal Church feouestfng tna, tnHsnan
Acemen. In regular uniform, might be detsiist ~ ~
Saturday Sunday, and Monday night On dt1tv ~ ~
the caInpmeetlng Of the German MethodIsts. 10
be held at BtemeE- ...-....
On motion. the request YES Esaated
Frank AGel, James Walsh, and James Buckley
were recommended By Superintendent Kennedy
1or appointment TO the regular force, having
seryed sixty days probation.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Police Commissioners reaasenhled c.
ncloct, yesterday afternoon, to investigate The
chstVes preferred By ex-Setgeant Craney Against
Pxt7pluen BletueE and Krus, Of the Second Pre-.
ciut, for ipattenrion +, duty.
Etaney, In appearing, desired TO W1tndfaM me
charges, hut the Board ohjec.ed, on the ground
, 1870-06-18

War7antee deeds conveying city and subutbal
property, within seven miles Of the Court House
blcd for record on Friday, June II:
St, 20! # OF Dominlck ct, 3 I, 2ox12o It;
Orchard st, 9 cor Of Sophia st, C !, 10oS125
It; June H.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,40
Wisconsin 81; 2a3 + c OF sedgw1ck St, 81,
a51132 It; June Observation-Disclosures. 4,tot
ualstel st, s22 It u Of North Branch Water
st, 4, 100x3S7 It 10 canal; June 16...... 2,o0{
Oak st, So It e Of Townsend st, n I, 2s1s5 s.
101t; June TO-. --................-~... sot
OAK st, g It e Of Townsend st, n I, 2s1s5 E.
Gardner st, Of Halsted 81, n /, 81 ai-1oox
ss41-l00 It: April 1e.,,n.........-...... 1000
Hn1lnurt.st; z - # Of Webster as, eta 49,
x124 It; May 16.................... ..... 475
South Park av, between Wahpsnseh av and
Ames St, I. 9121le4 $50 #; June l5..... Il 900
Michigan nv, $50 It q Of Wahpanseh sv,W
431fx1As 7-1o It; July 10, 1855. 9,175
Eiston @ road, g # Of dtrard st, 81, s31l2o
IL June 16--... ........-,......,.,.....,. 1900
May 81, 157 It 3 Of Harrison ct, G I, 24x15o II;
June 1o-....-..-.s.- .,....--....,,,,. 1.b1O
Tyler St, SIX IT OF Throop ct, q I, s0x1alA
:. #; June ......;;;, ........... 1850
4sx1ssH #; june 1s..::..; ;-.:.....:..... 1900
Reuben st, 30sk It OF North av, Y I, 48x
1e4 IS IT. June 9.......-..-.-......-.-... 1000
NORTH or CITY L1NITa
>ummy road, q cor OF Cgrnella st, l. Ill
295 IT: June 1I......... ...............-.. esoo0
, 1870-06-18
Aquatic.


LONDON YACHTING EEw5-
LofDoN, June 11.-The yacht racc 1or the Pslpce
cl Wales cup has Deen postponed till August
Another yacht race occurred yesterday, fur two
prtzeR offered hy Vice Commodore r. DroadHooi,
of the Royal and London Yacht Clubs. The
course was from Dover to Cowes It Has con-
tested for by yachts OF the abose-natnesl clubs.
The rnee proved merely q drifting match The
yatch Ftalla arrived At Cowes nrst, at ten minutes
past 2, and, consequently, took the first prize.
The yacht GnLnevFe touE tho second prize, Arrty-
ing ut quarter to 4, beating tho Jnlia for the
sccnnd place. Though she arrived at thtrtytwo
minutes past 2, she was placetl third Dy the
Judges
COLLEGE ROWING MATCH.
PROVIDENCE, Il l., June 17.-The race at
Seckonk to-day, between the first CrcW OF the lI9r-
ward 3ctettfnc School and the Brown University
Freshmen crew resulted In victory for the Har.
wards by half dozen lengths.
, 1870-06-18

SAYINGS BANK CASE
Matthew WstkinE V. The STATE S8yin1s Iusttiu-
Lon TEis IVES m action Ut assumpsit. Tried
The plaintiff, be3aT dep0sltor pf defendant had
al certain date TO the credit Of bis account the
Gnm Of $812SA He claimed that not h4Yiug
drawn any psr1 Of this SIN, he lost hts bauE b0oE
He notified the defendant Of the loss, when Ills
account was stated at sls.sa He declined 70 re-
show that IN fac. the plaintiff had drawn $500 .
short ,hs time ,insS nsSer 70 To-, the supposed loss
voucher OF the form II that day used, showing
p1y1nent Of the sum, but unsigned BY plaintiff.
ah,l Mih ths e testimony q swo witnesses who were
the book now supposed to be lost
The Jury WIS Instructed that rnrty receiving
money On deposit is absolutely bound to nay ii
authorized to receive it, 50 If defendant psld ouf
money deposited by plaintiff to any person other
than HIN, or one authorized by him to receive IT,
and plaintiff did nut receive H. then he Is emitted
to rernrcr, even although the payment vas made
identity
The verdict was for the plaintiff, Ss1e.sa
MALICIOUS FEaSEcET7oS.
Ju1son v. Ewing =. George N. and Reubea F.
Hurfuou- This is an action OF trespass on trial
r9ugnt Ss the TO sovsr fe5 IN
til wns arrested At tEvans4on On the Sd OF October
last, ut the instance Of defendants, who had sued
to ,eare IT, state VIE s descn ae Of eneains a9Sus
his Creditors Plaintiff did business at Evanston
where he had bis stock Of goods He claims th3t
he had no fraudulent des&Nn, had never Intended
to atxcon6, aud that although he was leaving the
town, twas but On uip Of business and recIea-
ton.
WRONGFUL ARREST.
Iohu McEaligOtt '. Thomas Rose and John ",
ls!mteer- Action Of He.spass on hearing, thu
damages being 1aid at 5000. This proceeding
to recover for an alleged improper arrest,
1aadt On the 11th day of November last
Il this ssss was tssen Sa@pssso ia9s
if BY Laimbee:, who pretended to act as Deputy
Sheriff, uron charge Of forgery. alleged to have
teen committed In Wisconsin, :ke charge being
made By the co-detendant, Rose. Il Is alleged, by
wny Of special uamage, that plaintiff vas when
w1s compelled TO WALK, while It stofmed. to Tie
railroad depot, where he YVES put upon freight
car not atelnR allowed to wait for passenger
tram. and brought to Chicago. Upon arriving
here. there was IN examination, at which he was
discharged
... NEW SCIT.
James Baxter Y. G. ". Lamont. Assun,nslt De-
rnand ~, ,G0A.
, 1870-06-18
SPORTING MATTERS,
Ihe Dton-Rudolphe Billiard
match---score, Dion, 1,50o--
Rudolphe, 1,07O.
Yachting in England Trotting in
Michigan-Cricket.
Billiards,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW 1oRI, June 17.-Cyrille Dion and Ru-
oolnhe played aRother match game at the Hippo
thcaffon, this evening, for $500 and the gate
n1oney. Inc attendance WIS very large. At tie
eud OF the sixth !nnIng Dion had run his game N
sss,, while Rudolphe's scDrr stood 81. dun
tnade one run of 1B5, md others
OF % and 70, Rudolphe's play Vas very poor his
treated Ut times by the Spectators, There were s.
innings paycd, Dion winning BY III points tn the
ganle OF 1000 Ills average was 2i.91, the losers
average being 1874.
GRAND ltEDFEN1N0.
me Barnes House billiard rooma. which have
lately been entirely rctitted md returnishe, M
der the proprietorshp OF MI. Peter Caldwell. will
McDcsitt, K1escF, and others will be prcsent and
play exhibition games, aud splendid lunch will
cnHttihutc to the interest and enjoyment OF the
, 1870-06-18

Salt IkhCUlm cured by using Ju11Jnef
Tar Soap 1uAde by CasweN, Hazard 4 CO., New
SyrItl.
, 1870-06-18

supIA o. CITY Ll(TIa
II 4-l0x1C II; juno II, 17,..,,,.., -
coaaRe Grove ~, 1es e-t0 II d of Fory.
second Ct, G I, 4sx1sT It; june -.
sc1th park aE, 8 Of Fifty-n1st St, 6 I, "a 4.ioa
f,otts9a asS II: GGa S9ne Il; ::......
I, 4sx1so II; May 1, 1868 ee,....,:I. ~
folt{ 1eet Of Sub Lot ], Of Lots :, 8, and /.
~ Block s, Cleavervslie, with two houses:
April g. n
Gottage Grove av, % It Of Egan av, e Il px
H Ast &lPlA ~
Wilson St, lso 1t " Of Marshall 1t, esx
12SH III June 1G. G........... ,...,,..
WEST OF OLD CITY IAIIa
Monroe St, <67 It " OF Western uy,sf.sx
1fi a-10 It; April 2s.., ..-.,,.,...
, 1870-06-18

Columbus b Dunkle WIS charged hcfore Justice
dence It appeared that Dunkle was the agent for
patent tanning wheel and had the power OF at
torney OF the company manufacturing tic ma.
counties to J. s. Hoard Co., and they put up one
ct the fans In disttllery owned by Dr. OsguoI.
UunkIe subsequently left Chicago, and, as the fan
ullon hy Hoard Co. to dx It He visited the dis
nllcJ and adjusted II 80 that It ran satisfactorily
Ne then presented bill for $125, which Dr. Os-
good paid, and Duuele Gnve q receipt, signing the
natne Of J. S. Hoard i Co, Of which nrn he
claimed 70 be member. Hoard Co af.erward
called upon DR.. 0sEood for the valne Of the fan,
caused his arrest, Ke WIS held in $500 bali for
, 1870-06-18
Hotel Pefn0nals.

Among the arriya1s q. the Briggs House, yestet-
dny, were the following: Allen knight. Dauvt n.
MasA; J. r. sttTins, Rockford; A IT, E1,le'
Omaha; WIN. s. Davis, Henderson, Ky.; Major
CourtEay, United States Army: VIM. a. French,
Philade;phla; $; ". cuHan, Wyoming Tet1dtoTy; ;
hon James Bradley, Laporte, Ind. James E Al Ab,.
hott Rock island; John Aitken, Manchester, Eng. !;
4. }. Rockwell, Charles l. Pierce Milwaukee. !.
c, Ford. Winonh: Vim. s Foster, Rochcster. N.
u; VIM. u. Williams, Madison
Among the arrivals at the St James Hotel,
Yesterday: were the following: A. H. Webster,
ana sa1alo: 1 A. :; Dutcher, Cleveland; e. H. Dick
!. &. helly, Omaha: q: ". Hazeton, wisconsin;
y: Y: Axtel, Laporte; Martus Osgood, Il Palmer,
St Joe; ". L. Swecny, Rock Island: ]. n Waie
George s. Brown. 3fuscatine; E. " Fuller. Roch-
ester; y. Gardncr, Champaign; NJ Harrison,
La1aFette: D. Davis, Champaign
Among the Arrivals at the Sherman uous.,
yesterday, were the following: Hon. George o.
tort; George II. PnrEer, Davenport, REV Nj.
Copeland. Marshall; Rev t. 7. Fuller. PeshtfQo: ::
Major J. A. Barlow, g, s. A.: C. n. Nichols h.
publican Springfield; John Llppencott. Pittsburgh.
T. 4 CorW1n, Cincinnati; s. II. Smith, California:
y: H. Bailey, Boston: John r Hayland, Fort
Wayne: G. A. Thomson, Racine; Rcl,arti f,
nreea, heh1S A. Breed, Pittsburgh; Hon. Wm. 7.
Shaw. Iowa
Among the arrivals at tile fremont House,
yest. rtar, were the following: r. F, HAIL. Liver
pool: Adolph Reuchel, San Francisco; A T,
Howcs, Colorado; ?. s. Cable, Rock IsiaiId: Ed.
ward johnson, Belfast, Me-: W ". Eastman,
Minneapolis: A. J. Aorpran, Washington; ". T,
Geddes, Boston; L a. Fuller, Springfield; Blshnp
WniIple and family AiEnesota; Charles j. Mar
4. n. Farwell, WatertoNn; ". r. uil!, New YORK;
j. Dement, Dixon.
, 1870-06-18
BUSINESS NOTICES,

A Revolution In Cookery. Stnco
tho introduction OF the patent Sea Moss Faslne, q
complete revolution has taken place In that depart
nftnt OF cookery II which nc 0tse the iuxurics OF
tic t&e6scrf, The most delicious blanc nauXe,
iclly, Custatf, Charlotte Russo, light pud!inGs,
&C., are produceh from thls palatsblu nutrient, Ut
atoht .ie-thlTd Of the former cost A great econ
omy u1 time, as well as money, is effected by Its
noutscrd BY PHYSICIANS to be tho best possible t!fet
!Gr cUnEumptlTes, lysrcptlcs. n!4d persons suffer-
lug from htilousness ami general debility. Con-
passna alea on fhe an q ga EaPy IN
Moss Farlue Company. 81 Park Place, New York,
who Aze manufacturing this article from the Dtst
Irish u!oss, In enornGls quantities, produce al,
hrray OF medical mud general testimony In It's favor
which Is perfectly overwhelming, and must ect all
doubts Of Its superiority ns TN allultltary staple
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