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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
~ Council CITY BAYONNB at the CITY Hail. August a.
1870 o'clock build the following SEWERS in the fut
ard Of said city:
One Brick Sewer extending from Thist to the Kill
Won Kul.
One Brick Sewer Avenue extending from Tlt to fnhs
One Bhok Sewer Avenue d. extending from fhh st. TO Humphrey
One Bet Sewer CoAge from Avenue through Cctiaget.
and fhh-st 10 AveHne w.
According plans and specifications h al the City Hall where they
Az bids must be printed forms which furnished BY
City Huryeyor -
tory 10 the Council - -
City fBsJonbe, H. J, Aug H. ITO PJ SMITH CITY Ckfh.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE or IyrERNAL REyESrE,
WASHINGTON, Aug. /, 1870
for STATIONERY.-SCal Pro

EDROPOSAIIS Tor = u Al IONfh .-otdltu ~
posas this Office until the first day of September
1870 o'clock supplying the ASSESSOR and Collectors OF Internal
Revenue throughout portion the United States lnZ OF ne
Rocky except Montana and New MEXICO With tie Stationery
required Their respective STREET. for hat part Of tie present
fiscal October 1870 and ending Jrle 90 ISL
There portion the Unite States which proposals
hundred tSeEtyegh collection dcts In each Of
ami Collector These districts hsye been dyied
Contractors liberty
Stationery the officers Of of the Departments
list Of the States Districts
each constituting the several Departments:
FIRST DEPARTMEST-Maine New Hampshire Vermont M1ssachu
Rhode Island Connecticut ewYOTkHunber Of Districts 80
SECOND NcwJeey, Delaware Mary
land Virginia West Virginia, North Carolina, District of Columbia
Number ofdistncts 81
THRp DEPARrNENT-South Carolina Georgia Alabama, Florida
Mississippi Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee AanaNumber of dis
tno -.
FouRTH DHPARTNESr-Kenucky Ohio Indiana Illinois, Michigan
Dakota sad WyOmng.-NumhcT o. districts 80.
No proposals be accompanied by bond
surees in the n Eve thou AID dollars (-51 approved
bv United be furnished By the
Department conditioned that the parties h IN Of the acceptance
fdent bonds for the due rorlaIee Of the sane
The Commissioner the right 10 consider and accept or reject
each bid item by item.
The bids should be addressed the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
and niord Proposals for Supplying Stationery to internal Revenue
Ofccrs"
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will he forwarded from this Office
upon application with conditions under which the articles 20 be
delivered j. W. DOUGLASS, Acting Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16
Month ending June 20. Six mos. ending June y :.
1S6s. 1869. 1870. 1865. 1859. 1870

The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad (oi MlssOurD
during the first week Of August We're: ,,,-o On
So ls69..... s6563o 20 Increase 5'9 %
TABLE fMe Acreage Amount Of Loans Specie oucnt9-
tiOn DeDOSits and LeqaI Tenders in me Banks o. He
cir Of Neo York Jor the week ending saturday, Aug
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Major Of Engineers, B vt Ma %a'Gl T. $ A
EygSEER OFFICE T. s Army NEWPORT, R. l., Aug TO- 1870
KNIpROVENENT OF PROVIDENCE RIk FIR,

I-sEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ohee until
Fray the September 1870 al II o'clock for dredging IN
Providence River the Crook To obtain channel
wide and m feet deepai oN wafer
Tie present depth from four and ona f ee 10
eight 80 and the and Of the tide i've ~ feet Inc
material and ne sand and sof mud
deposited high low water within distance Tour ~ ml
Tho amount u 800 cubic yards Proposals WIN
taie the pr the earliest time
which the work viii eg after acceptance u proposal WORK once
begun prosecuted with I'll practicable diligence Payments WI
made e d each month ten O PEI eeagm being retained
mill the completion No VIII be entered into
for working after June 1871 Zach proposal must be in du
pcate accompanied guaranty duplicate Sih printed cops OF
his attached each proposal Blank forms for proposals.
and guarantees viii be furnished b this Office application and any
other information practicable to give. -
The object every responsible and
capable party opportunity Ill for the work sud to secure to TIE
pub tn with the funds appropriated the night
reserved reject all bids these objects not thereby OBJ
tanned.
Proposals undersigned and nore1 the
envelope Proposals for Dredging the Providence River l.
WARREN Mai. H,eIs; ByL Ma. General, u y A.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK. A. s. HATCH
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, No. Nassau-st,}
NEwYOKK, Aug ID, 1870 !
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC r. R. 6 per cent GOLD
Bonds, having 26 years to run, to-day selling at
$685. At the rate ofSs1O they yield per cent in gold;
interest and principal payable in gold coin, ia Nec York
City.
They are secured by First Mortgage on property
worth four times their total issue road having a
princey revenue nearly $30000O0 for the first six
months of this year, and S21 800 for July, being
increase Of $4,000 the large revenues of the
same period last year. while the annual interest pay
ments are 81 100000. They good and as safe
Government Bonds Holders Of the latter would do
well to capitalize the difference while the Centrals
are so low-Occasioned by the return Of these Bonds
from Germany on account of the terrible now
raging in Europe The amounts now coming are
small, and are being steadily absorbed By heavy
capitalists here.
THE l.. 5. CURRENCY SIXEs-principal and interest
payable in lawful money-with an average of .6
years to rum at l13 fiat pay only per cent currency
TEN-FoRTIEs with 81 years to run III is not prob
able this issue will be called in till maturity, as .
portion of the Bonds authorized by the Funding
bill bear per cent? at lO4., about the present pi.o
less coupon due Sept. /, pay A. per cent gold.
SKIES of 1884, having IL years to run, at the current
rate, 114.5O, pay only 4! per cent gold.
FVETwENTIEs, assuming that they will not he
called in for years, at 1903 pay but per cent gold,
per annllm.
This opportunity to realize so handsome an addition
to their capital and at the time large increase
in the average annual interest yield by exchange
into Central Pacific Bonds. may not occur again.
We expect as the demand for them is large, that
they cannot be had at the present price for any
length of time. FISK n HATCH
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THE MONEY MARKET.

s,rEs AT TIE STOCK ExCIiANGE.-fhsi 'Ahi'
l0I O'CLOCK A. M
Of B0rds $40,
an ooo r. On r7i(ouIOo 1900 u y 30 Reg oI''.'''
@ ~ 40 Reg 65 n.....lo9i 5000 De- oo 0ouP'''
In O00 s. 20 Con 67....llU p.u-o,d p,nY,s,
BORds-Bdak ana hdtTodd-EIP'ts'
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ENGINEER OFFICE L. s Army, NEWPORT r. L. Aug TO- 1870
OLE PAWTUCkET RIVER,

ENGINEER OFFicE L. ARMY, NEWPORT, l. Aug 20, 1870
IMPROVEMENT OF PAWTUCkET RIVER,
r. -Seae Proposals will received this ohce until Friday tie
Oh ay September 1870 u o'clock for dredging the channel
Of the Pawurket about l below Dunnefs Wharf 10
Pswucke obtain chaDnel se'enlye ol feet ~ie nd
eli CO. feet deep at mean o8 9atr. -
The present water depth and the rise
fall Of the tide Eve % feet The be ercayated
sand he deposited high vatr within distance Of one
Tie amount to be eicsyaei about 200 cubic yar RIO
price meesnd In the seoWs also the earn
est time at viii be begun ar scep opopoa WoFk
once prosecuted with all practicable diligence Payments
will each month O cenlm being
tsne until completion the No contract viii be entered
into for Of June 1871 Each proposal must be In
duplicate accompanied by guaranty in duplicate with prn cop "
this attached each proposal Bnk forms FOR proposals
guarantees Will be furnished by this Office APPLICATION an AM other
information practicable 10 give
The object being 10 give rponshb opf
capable party opportunity bid for the work and secure to me
public the greatest OF with the funds apl opnate the right
l. reject and all bids these objects are not thereby
obtained
Proposals mast undersigned and ndoned the
envelope Proposals Dredging the PswtlcLet River, H. II
' G.. X WARREN,
Major of Engineers; Bv;. Maj-Gen. L. $. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FnTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BoNps principal
and interest payable in gold, free of Government
tax, coupon or registered convertible at the option
of the holder into stock of the Company at par which
privilege will at no distant day enable the holders
of these bonds to realize upon them ut price con-
sderably above par, besides paying about nine 90
per cent currency interest i'll the meanwhile Tie
established character of this road running as 1t does
through the heart of the most hcklysetlSd portion
of the great State of Iowa. together with it's present
advanced condition and large earnings warrant us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16
Fam Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW -SCHOOL.-The
- thirteenth annual Of this Lafayette
place the FIRST Weiledly October aud
May graduates admitted without further
lsuon foI catalogue and Information generally address at Lay
tuepaee THEODORE ". DWIGHT, Wsraen &e
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rock OF GRAIN IN NETWORK And BKooEp's WARE


Slipping and Sdsl Timothy. Long Rye quo,e
81 fO6 81 IS, and Short DO NJ etc
HEMP-Mana is whOs change movement; quote sat
ursy 2i dl3c gold according quality The Other ss aso
main very quiet
Hosfhe continues only moderate and the market steady
a l0d20c as to quality.
MOLASSESThe market quiet; prices great extent
ina sales Of only " hhds low grades Cuba at Sic
NAVAL ST0RES-SIins Teane without change continuing
dull Resins active hut fm; 81 90 tt
Strained made ri IS; Common Strained quote az
81 5Jd 81 60; II 95n 81 rs and No. - - 20.
Wilmington inactive 80 asa 81 Ct Pitch nominal at ~ %
50 81
0ILs-Amcsn Lnsed quiet ard prices UNCHANGED English
nominal Crude Fish Oils without CAage ha
Manufactured Oils bun, will Ia d.
In the trade
PROyISIONS-PoTk very dull and prices mrei
closing soDesha; NOMINAL Prime Mess hnn and qt; tss,
bbl $500 S29 20 for Mess .oT tia
as IS Thin Mess for future delivery 80 THIS
S29 seller Beefs du and prices uHca eci sas,
Is bbls al SPA Is for Plain Mess and Sl6a as LH Ness
neglected and nominal about sra = 30 o rnc Mes
Beef dull; small sales of New al 80 Cot Meat ut
but steady sales OF l0O pigs Smoked Hams al BE Bacon u dan a.
Isle for Long Dressed Hogs weak at l2Q2ic m i Lard
is dull and sonesha nominal steady Ctr; SALES Us
bbls and ties l5ic 6c for City ald 100 qil for fair 70
for delivery l6lc is bid AID llc c.ke
BUTTER-rlere for all grades OF state ami Western,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.


For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Aug. Il, 1870.
Be,ye& Cows He.s sheep and lambs ~ Ae
These were sold at the following marketp.accs.
-peere. Cow. Veal. 'r ia2 ~ s,i.s
M Mssn as's,si Dfo,c Ys:i5 20 IS Is '
Fony.esS,h.st \. Liver. q :. go isin -:
4 c Asss eSils,l,''.'.,,. IS 81 800 lo
+ s!s:;f I; ,:.; &; i f$ ~.
PRiCks OF CATTLE TO-DAY.
Prime Extra 0le3
MeOa or good, fair quality ;.......;........itle
Inferior or lowest grade CT Cattle .............. dio
The general average the market to-day estimated ast an
rsSss o. P'e, ,'S JIM lis
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Illinos, 2,63s Texas,
i2s New-York, 1885, Iowa, 296; New,Jersey, mchi-
gan, co.
BEEvEs-A veteran in the cattle trade has passed
away. In fact II may be said OF Geo. Aieron that he es
duccd 10 TO n system and opened regular trade az
TWenty-f0urth-st. many years ago, ana row, "a
the OF O. has been called from this OF care ana
turmoil His death occurred on sunday, &C FJIInan,
where he Is u lie buried Wednesday, y. Anoce
every cattle dealer has pleasant reductions oi QUO ~
extensively known 10y those In the trade.
After several days delay caused by burned bridge ON
the Erie road tn stock traius, with CO cars " ea
reached WeehawLen saturday followed by l!o m.te
ears on Sunday and Monday making asa. head i n 70
three days. Butchers hungry, having hau pu ~
cars since Monday, went 10 work at once Ineie VIZ
about 200 head ctt saturday night To which au INC ~,
ears At Sunday aud Monday, with li ears NJ VA asn
head for the market OF todsythat is, we lsors ,se
sales of Sunday, when Christian peopis .b1a IN
church. The change 10 cooler weaiheS III auIu"n ys
bare dead meat market caused l nfey very
low. The yards we're cleared at stroi iMs.SasSs
though We can scarcely report AL advance IL hA""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16

HARVEY FISK. A. s. HATCH.
OFFICE OF Fisk & HATCH, No Nassau-st
NEw-YOKK, Aug. ID, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16

PEI RoLEUM without change but win letter e
mand perhaps little se OF loo tbi made
to-day quick delivery 2e bulk Ade,s from Upper Creek
state the market 80a IS - bgc.
OF Crude Philadelphia to-day 80 bb In kelnel tie M@ei
fairly active and tie demand principally for spot and Gue de-
hear OF cargo "
quick delivery 2l AMI Of 80 ot spot AZ I
qCote market Tor deliver during the monh - P1S
dpha bid The receipts Of Rehrel there to-day VAS
1000 bbs.
RCE-Holiers are grades Of both and For
dali and heavy sales 80 bag Eahoon at
1!d1lc. and q small ut In toni at Re, gold
SCGARS-Raw duli tie demand confined 10 mnss
aud the unsettled and buyers or
quote good Refining ssd9e sas -oo BIDS ,uiA a. et,
ds mostly l0 He aud 20 boxes has pA
9iq9lc dull weak with much scck oiens hos-
SEEDs-Gras dull prices nominal at tc for Clover
81 Is for Iimohy.
WHISKY Tie market quiet; sales loo lbs ~ ] for wood a
far iroub ouud.
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TIE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for The TRIBrSE.

Carefully KeI0Fted TOT TIE kIBtNK
MONDAY, Aug. - 1871.
ASURS-Pos fair demand and the market is 25G
50 - Pearls are dull prices nOmnay unhangd quo,
4gaS915
COTTON-There particular variation in prices today Tr
ANYTHING heavy al grades ept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16

For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Aug. r, 1870.
BetyeS Cows Nells sheep and Lambs ~ nc.
1891 o. 2.15 $500 1903
hose were sold al the following market-p.accS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-17

LADY IN CouRF.-A few days ago n young
lady engaged In the study of law took a scat
within the bar Of a Court In Rockford III. The
effect OF ladys presence is reported to have
been both civlli2lng and humanlzng. Fewer
boot solCs were oh ierVpd 10 be resting upon Ia
bles ana mllings, and there was less lounglng
IN uncouth attitudes" while Il was noticed also
that the young attorneys had paid more than
ordinary attention TO their personal appearance.
This report encourages us to hope that Indies
may take to the law IN greater numbers. While
we say this, we do not believe that the legal pro-
hsslOn IL one which ls behind any other Occu-
patton In the matter OF refined and gentlemaniy
behavior But we believe Rll professions and
occupations win be the better Tor the presence
OF women Of character and ability, II Is time
that our clviliza ton took on more Of the Chris-
tlan aud less Of the Mohammednn type. Under
the Asiatlc civilization woman was not rccog-
nlztd ns an intellectual companion for man.
Under our civilization she Is acknowledged ~
such 10 limited extent. II Is time that the ldGa
was consistently carried out, Whatever work
OF hand or brain woman chooses to undertake.,
let her make full proof of her ability and gnthcr
a due reward for her work,
one of the best legnl eounsploS In ponnsyl-
vania trained his daughters tu the law 80 thnt
they prepared all his legal papers, and he con-
suited with aud was aided by them In all his
legal practice. They were his helpers and CO.
workers. Who can show amy good reason why
they should not hRve been recognized as mem-
ceptOr7 Any good and useful work to which
woman may choose 10 give her attention should
not be denied, And whatever contributes 10
make woman moro independent and helpfui to
herself VIII be benefit TO the human family
TOlCd0 Blade.
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The Tlerce..nnl.er sqnnbbIe.
BERLINH ROADS, Nov. IA, IS

BERLINN ROADS, Nov. IA, 1870.
Under certain circumstances it becomes nee
essary tostoop beneath the dignity ofgentlemen,
in order to refuto the libelous statements Of
COMMON LIAR Such circumstances occur
when the law cannot reach them, or when
man is sunk so far below the scale Of humanity
that there is not one vestlge OF the gentleman
about him. SO we cannot settle difficulties ac-
cordlng to the code OF honor which governs all
true gentlemen.
That this pusillanmous william, U.W Baker,,
terms chapter in my life, Will pass over for
the present, by stating that the people will see II
Is but rehnsh OF the lies he made use OF moro
than year ago, in order to prevent me from
practicing medicine.
When referred the public to DIR. Lillinthall
MS proof OF the grade or responsibility of the
school from which received my diploma, l
took II for granted that to oil enlightened minds,
| It would be evidence enough OF standing Of the
school TO know that DR.. Lillnthall was connect
ed with It, and I stiI think this evidence
enough this low vlllalnous scoundrel, H. W.
Daker's), sneertng to the contrary notwlthstand-
ing.
i. w. Baker, you have made tho statement
that bought diploma. now demand Of y, u
proof positive Of this assertion, and demand
that this evidence be In the public press, or l.,
with others, will brand you through the same
source as n lolD, dirty, degraded liar, beneath the
dignity or notice Of the most degrnded convict
OF the States prison. w. w. FIERCE.
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Emigration Society.

Mn, EDIToR;-We are forming an Emigration
Society, consisting OF soldiers and heads or fam-
illes, who wish TO settle on government lands.
II you feel like aiding the enterprise, please
give notice In your paper.
Our plan is TO meet In Centrevile on Satur-
day, the 25th Of November, and organize, form
our bylaws and elect one or more of our mem
bers to visit the lands subject TO entry on or
near some OF the railroads. make such observa-
tlons and inquiries as the society may suggest,
and report back ns soon as practicable, that we
may be ready to start about the LIST OF March,
1871.
We already number about my mombers, and
would like to swell tho number, to two or three
hundred or more.
The intention Is to settle In some healthy To-
caIity, on good land, plenty OF water, wood OF
COAL with falr prospect Of building up large
town, and surrounding ourselves with the COM
forts and conveniences OF an old settled ccun-
try, by banding together we expect to obtain
cheap transportation, protect ourselves from
depreciation, and immensely better our condi-
tons.
Those wishing TO Join our society, or further
information, address
A. s. CoMIS
Thurman =. o. unllln CO., o.
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WE are exchanging with psperln North oar.

WE are exchanging with = Paperln NertA Car
olina, called the Rutherford Star. 1t is intense
~ radical Republican, as radical Republicanism
is understood In that. State. To show what that
means in the rebel States, we take the following
editorial from the Star:
"THE DEATH OF UEN. II. L. LEE.-The death
of this noble patriot and good man. has thrown
q shade of gloom and sadness over. the whole
country. None knew Gen. Lee but to love him.
His noble and christian bearing In all things en-
deRred him to all Gen. Lee is one OF the few
great men that our country has produced, thar
has won the esteem of oil classes, regardless Of
political differences. Always acting from the
teachings OF his conscience, doing what he deem
ed to be duty and honor His letter OF resigna-
tion 10 Gsn, scott, after service OF twenty-five
years in the U. S. Army, shows with what relue-
lance he gave up,thc old Fla and yielded to
the Influence ofduty and honor, by drawing,his
sword In defense ofhis native State. One may
easily see from the:tone Of this letter that Gen.
Lee loved the Union as devoutly as any man,
4 and that he only Withdrew from the Union Ar
my from sense of duty"
'Duty and honor"..to be traltocand prrIurer'
There is considerable reconstruction needed yeti
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-17

There cannot be q greater tFeachefy than nrst
TO raise confidence and then deceive H.
Principle In the long run trlumphs over poll
cy; therefore, principle Is the best policy
Do not mistake tendency for talent; nor con-
cldde that what you dislike to do Is not right
fully demanded OF you.-~ Carlyle
The merits OF our actions consist not Ia doing
extraordinary actions, but In doing ordinary ac-
tions we'll. elfl
To do right and trust in God for consequences,
Is the greatest bravery and the highest wisdom.
To bring forward the bad actions Of others TO
excuse our own, Is like washing ourselves in
mud.--An0H. o
word oflyindness Is seldom spoken in vain.
II Is seed which, even when dropped by ehanee
springs up beautiful flower.
The Christian Is frequently the only Bible tho
world will read. How sad that the copy should
be 10 dcfaced. IA
Profound silence in public asaemblago has
been neatly described by an American Journal
ist; ''one might have heard the stealing ofe
Pecket nHuuAp'oi'ieit ~ u 'e.-,, g6'I
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-17

THE ELECTIONS LAST WEEK.-The Democrats
are holstlng roosters over the elections. We do
not know why they do so. They fell Off In New
York City some l0,O00 and in .ths,State some
$1,000. They lost largely In Massachusetts,, Ma
ryland, and other. States The next Congress,
lin the House,) will have a Republican majority
OF from 10 to 80.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-17

The State Board OF Equalization met at Co
lumbus week before last, and organized by elect
ing W. s. GroesbeclS of Cincinnati as President
and b. ]. Loomls of Colunbus Clerk. ."Not be-
ing ready for business, the Board adjourned
until next month. Mr.. Washam is now at
homn
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-17

"HoN. COLUMBUS DELANo, the new Secretary
Of the Department Of the Interior, has nPpoint-
ed his son, SOhn $. Delano, 10 be his Chief Clerk
--an appointment of doubtful propriety, we
should think. - Exchange.
WhyP Is there anything wrong about the
yOunp nan9
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A CARD,

A Clergy nian, while residing In South Amcri-
ca us II missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remNdy iur tile Cure of Nervous Weakness, leir.
Organs, aud the whole trnin OF disorders brought
on by bnnotul ana vicious habits. Great nun-
bers have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted hya desire to beneht the afflicted and
unfortunate, Will send the rucipe for preparing
and using This medicine, IN scaled envelope,
"a any one who nreda II, free Of churge. Address
New York Jity
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-17

The Cincinnati 0asettee of Monday had the
following in reference to the late alphabetical
Smith, late OF the "Old Bed" at Chillicothe;
Mr.. II. W. II. &c. Smith, Esq, has sold out his
interest In the Scioto Gazette, and returned TO
this city. II Is not yet known whether he will
resume his connection with Josephus paper or
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-17
Because

After eleven years expert
ence and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands of let
ters (unsolicited) Of the re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures by these
medicines.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-17

,fiutune ded,l of an adult person has occurred
IN cifcleyille since the middle OF June, and only
tuo within ten miles Of the city during that
CircleuHie Herald
We fear tIlereis an "uniustlnablo provarioa-
fionV inuie above.