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Rf COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to James q. Mcclure Co..
southwest corner Penn8. avenue and 18th streef
TRUSTEES SALE q VALUABLE CITY PRO-

RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- lSuccessors to James o. Mcclure b Co..
Southwest corner Penns. avenue and 18th street,
TRUSTEES SALE q PEk E4ALuABLE CITY PRO-
~ By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
and of Esu.1 Soess
s n By
OF the late Nicholas Snyder, deceased will offer at
the dsy ss nishs s sa
o'clock, the following described property, to wit.
and bach or e.s ss' T FL ssd
ing On th; az .0t j. good three dwelling known
Lot Ne in square SO, on the northeast corner Of
ana s9s fa sre ,, W. fronting % feet on street
ing on this lot is good two story building, now oc
Terms II aSs purchase money cash in
hand the residue to be paid in two equal nstalmssts
.s aa G s the
SALE and the payment thereof to be secured by the
to and en to- bs
served by the Trustees till all the purchase money
on the thereof 81 the asy
All the conveyancfng and revenue stamps to be at
cash viii be required Of the purchaser Of each piece
Of property The Trustees reserve the 5isht to e
purchaser to comply with the terms OF sale with
sys dsys Of the date the;sgf :, thoTak ana cost
rs gH ,sasds fRSs et1sRhf
D. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
s19 7th street, opposite Post Omse.
TRUSTEES SALE. *.
- ~ virtue Of deed of trnst to me, the sub
090scriber dated January !, 1870, and recorded in
TEiber ga, folio 366. one OF the land records tn
pubic anes ON III 0 fs 'Se
numbered Seieen rs in SQUARE TO- II, fr OF hH
feet inches on south street, By the depth Of the
Terms: One-third cash; the balance In and u
months, for notes'bearipg interest from the day of
sale, and secured by deed OF trust on the property
All conveyancing and revenue stapps ct the cost
OF the purchaser.
jyseo9ds THOS.. z. wAGGAIAN,A uct.
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
II Successors to G. Mcclure Oo.,D -
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
CAANclRY SALE OF IMpRoyEp REAf rs.
s sTREEfs, n. ". WAsHfNtXUH GffYh. AND
G Court Of the District Il CoiauSis On liz sSsS
z. IN sS Yae.s es"'s ES;
iaess srs dsfsndant. sASiI On Sac
DAY, the 18th day Of August, 1870 at clock D. M,
s. ses IN g. RSes all
ID O., known as Lot 81, In George W, RiggG subdi,
yisiea efSquare ss5, and<he improvefcnfs thereon,
Cor Qne OF small Frame House ne lot has o
Of fbout 81 feet on sth street, and depth Of
Terms' Qns- third .csyl,; the balance in tvoeou.I
.nstsilmsnt,, paysbls ia si1 and twelve months Ee
Pre- S5SDsgtS oY'vsYsesisy ana
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U. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoxN.Sni Nnsf d hARD, ".Asa.SSToS;; s,o
VIII be offered n public sale, On FRIDAY, Sep
Wmper y $50, at u O'Clock noon, at the U g. Navy
SAd, Ashlngton, on account Of the Bureau of
S,sam ~Engineering and Construction and Repair
NJ THOIsANp II .0O0l TONS, mere or less, OF
divided on the ground
Terms Cash in Government funds. A deposit OF
twenty per centum OF the estimated valve OF eac lot
Vii De required at the time of sale Sixty (60D days
IIoin day OF sale will be allowed to cut up and re-
nove the material otherwise IL will be forfeited to
he government. The right to select and reserve at
tne time OF removal from each lot amount not ex
cteuing ten lOl per cent. thereof il reserved
auG-6t N SMITH, Rear Admiral OomdR
EFOH SALE:-A double seated one horse EXTEN-
= SION CARRIAGE and HARNESS, will be sold
Tor cash, at auction, SATURDAY, August 18th at
COOPER LATlMERS, corner of Pennsy ania
avenue and Nth street aulI n
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RY THOS. Z. WA6GAMAN,
y Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
No. slS Seventh street, opposite the Post once.
TEHIMENT HOUSE, ON GROUND RENT AT
$40 PEI ANNUM, BRINGING $50 PER
MONTH IN RENTs, ON STREET, BIZ
- On FRIDAY, August 10Th, at O'Clock, L
~. shall oner, on the premises, Lease, running
Afor six yeas, on Lots 5 and 6, in 50 are 81,
inproy ed by Tenement House. 2
germs cash. S2J down on day of sale.
IN 10 dads THOS. Il. WAG9AMAN, Auct.
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ToRr WASHINGTON, M 80 $40
.,-.~~D-~rs. m duplicate, With copy q this adyer
It's ment attached, will be received by the under
aened, until II q. m, sEPTEMBER y, 1870, 10
Supplying
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SALE OF NAVY vEssILi

navy DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REpArR,$
The Navy Department wiz ser scr az. ~ ru,,,,
aucSmGn, g IL United STATES Nav Iord, NorfoiE
o'ciocnn SDAi the I'D day Of August, lN0, q i
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THE DRAMA.
YESTERDAY AT THE THEATERS.

A larger number of persons went to the the
alters, yesterday afternoon and evening" than was an
ticipatcd. The weather proved very agreeable, and
outof-dOor attractions not such as utterly to
eclipse those Of the stage. Afternoon performances took
place at the Olympic, the Grand Opera House. Woods
Museum Booths Theater, and the Fifth Avenue, and ut
all these and at Wallacks performances given in
the evening. Every house had share Of the public
patronage Nothing Of particular moment occurred
where the thcaters, however, apart from the an
nounced representation-to which We called attention
yesterday The audience seemed TO be made up chiefly
outotOwn visitors, albeit many local family parties
appeared in the tiers Perhaps the liveiest attraction
offered the stage the stringbi for the Lynans,
Knapp, and Sutton Benefit, at the Olympic Theater,
where the spectators quafied sort of theatri-
cal punch. Mr.. Brougham, at Wallack's made
one of his happes hits III charming vein OF rolckng
humOr At Booths the attendance was remarkably
good Quite a crowd saw the fireworks at the Grand
opera House-as brilliant show of pyrotecrfcal splen-
dor as any furnished at civic expense. Admirers Of
physical strength with much appreciation the ex-
ploits OF Mr.. Coiye's party Of French Wresters at
Woods Museum. The troupe includes the man with the
iron Jaw" who happily, has aspirations toward Con-
gress.
Tonight the choice Of those in quest OF dramatic en-
tertainment is limited TO Wallacks CMinnies Luck ,,
Woods Museum c'The Green Monster') the Fifth Ave
me Theater (Fernande) and the Grand Opera House
csrhe Twelve Tcmptationsy. Mr. Theodore Thomas's
Central Park Garden will, of course, keep open all sum-
mer and music may be enjoyed there every night.
NEXT WEEKS EVENTS.
Next week will bring us two theatrical events
of moment Hlr j. X. Emmett will appear at Walacks,
as Fritz. and Madame Lanners Ballet will dance at the
Grand Opera House It is to be regretted that both
these novelties arrive at the instant Royal prepa-
raon are understood be afoOt at both houses for the
proper presentation Of two unique entertainments.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
adjourned

LONDON july 4-4:jO mConso closed a. % for both sol
the account American securities steady Ucl Stea F'c entI
90 1865 oil 9Ol 1851 90; TelFors ST. - els Sra.
Erie Railway shares 49, Illinois Cenab llii Atlantic and Great
Western %.
PRASKPORr July 4UDed FveTyay bonds opened Grin.
a. 81 QsC closed quiet dg64 for the issue Of l2
PARIS JAY 4The Boure OreBei dull Reues y francs u ea-
times, and closed quiet a. u francs IS ceHtmes
LIVERPOOL Juy if:p mIhe Cotton market closed Gull and
irregular; Mdng Upuc 9iL Mdiug Ores 3d. the sales Of
the day have been 1000 bales including 600 Tor export and spctOo
The shipments Cotton from BOMBAY TO the ph alt since the las,
port have been 10000 bales The Besitufs market Hner CON-
30 per quarter European Lard quiet Cheese b9t csL Tor
the best grades American fine. Refined Petroleum duL
LOSD0S July 4Suga both spot an toat Cacaiia Lin
seed quiet 81 Lnscd Oh fmr 80 0l0SJl 10 per TUT Iu
penHne easier at 30i per cwt
HAyRE july iCOOn opened quiet both SPOT ard atoa-
ASTwERP, July 4.-Petroleum opened Grn.
LoNDoN July 4Aeorng 10 the City Article o tn TINS Amer
bonds Frankfort ceang buyers City
state bonds being tired Those Of the City OF Savannah h.y,
been introduced and Others OF the City Of Ne~iork snd The Se
Illinois follow 10 the extent Of millions at interest,"
TIE writer adds hat the Of the Ere Railway COMPANY aud
the bng the Cous Of Law for tie fact that New York CIT,
bombs Ind home market
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the streets and aftorwan picnic III MI Da'S "oou
Haa

the streets and sftorva, picnic in Mr. Dayss woods
| was enjoyed.
The CITY autnor,,,as ado 10 provision for a ceebra
| ton beyond an appropriation for fireworks and the
citizens were left 10 celebrate their u
IA their own way. Great numbers left on - =. 49,
me morning for the rural districts some we. rted NV
various ways on excursions innumepabIe. ThSse who
assahed listened all day TO the popping and snapp,
oi ceFackeIs tOrpedoes, pistols, &c. Sunrise and
get were announced by the hiring OF National sautes and
ringing OF church and fre-bells.
The fireworks in the evening exhibited at the
ner OF yarck and Grandsts.; at Hamilton Park oak
i.ta ana hoDOEeIrayes .. Hudsol-aYs and Grlth-st;
y square, and at Uniohst Large crowds
throughout the day the public and many private
Duilulngs had the American c0lOrs flying.
Mr. A. Lillian. residing in Mohtgomeryave., while
RUNNING cartridge into small cannon had both
blown OIL by premature discharge. Ho was taken 10
=. a,@ry's HosnitaL Though so horribly mutlated,
there hopes M recovery The accident caused
The fires AT No "a York-st. and NO 80 Newarkave.
were extinguished before much damage Was done.
noRokEs.
The day ushered in by salute from section OF
the Hudson County Artillery The boys were already
awake, and the echo of the firing awoke every else.
At IL a. m. the Caedonian Club paraded in their High
land costume and marched to Union Hin TO enjoy pic
park to the delight and admiration Of the inhabants
The Battalion of the First National Guards paraded
At Union Hin, Are companies from New-Durham West
IIoboken, West NewYork. and other places, paraded
Inc town authorities followed the procession IN car
riages, and all had dinner at Mches Park, whore the
Jautrecht Singing Society furnished songs patriotic and
cOnyivia
boy named Clayha was arrested for presenting
loaded pistol at the head OF another boy and demanding
his money lie obtained 80 centsa that the little fell
low had The young tntatOr Of Dick Turpn will have
an examination to-day.
ELIZABETH.
The ceremonies at this place included the usual salues
procession participated in by the fire department. Com
panies A. C, and OF the National Rife Guards, and by
the citizens generally and Grafton in Library Hail. by
the Rev. Dr. j. r. Patterson of the Second Presbyterian
Church In the evening fireworks witnessed at the
foot OF East Broads The procession was very credit
able one, and Elizabeth, always beautiful was made
dOuby bya very general display Of the national cOlOrs
from the public. and many private, buildings
Beside these exercises, the fremen had picnic in
SOmerss Grove, and Fay's and Johnson's Groves
also occupied with merry parties The exercises through
out the day well arranged and orderly.
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TIE DAY ELSEWHERE.

THE FOURTH OF JULY IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July 4.-There was a meeting of
Americans to-day on the grounds Of DR.. Thomas w.
Evans. TO celebrate the National Anniversary.
Ex-GOv. Washburn OF Massachusetts, presided, and
marks made by Consul General Read Coils Hoffman
and Moore Of the United States Legation, Mr.. Mura
Hastead of The Cincinnati Commercial, Dr. Evans and
others. Minister Washburn unable to be present.
Tho assemblage was a very large one
The American Club held a reception during the day,
and Illuminated their building at night.
THE FOURTH IN GERMANY.
STUTTGART, July 4.-The Americans s0jOum-
ing in this and in neghborng cities had grand celcbra-
ton here to-day At the banquet Consul Young Of
Baden presided, and patriotic speeches made by
Consul Klauprecht Of Stuttgart, Col Todd and Messrs
Arnold Hatcher, Joseph Beciel, Charles Routh, and
others. The ovation was a great
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DIED.


BRUSH-rn Brooklyn Jolly CoalIn Brush aged = ye'r'
The relative and friend; the a b o r Re- ' , % a Non.
taSae, on wedaesay the 6t6 inst. at, ociocs
BARyARp-suileny Brooklyn Friday July Mary g. wife Of
R!s. s.p Gsgs..s! to, % ' Zen!
brdge-paoe Tuesday afternoon e 5h insl at oeIock
CAHILLon Sunday July D. Charles Francis infant sou Of Frank ana
Virginia CsbilL
TS re,iVes and friends are respectfully his funeral
Thursday Ia fro~ 20 MOntgomeryst jersey Cay,
DoUGLIss-on SATURDAY July 1879 Daniel H. DoIl Of e
late Mary and HS.ea Poa y iS ' sS ' a o. nd his fun.l
on WeIaesay inst, a. ococA from ls lac rdet'e No.
POughkeepsie papers please copy
FULPoRD-At Harlem Sunsy, july Birdie L. sge5 yea u
Anon p, 80, md yogsse soS Of Capt William and Mar
Tie ayes sd l5 Dor are P De 70 aee % t e
Mr. EN-. 2s Eist OnehuDirs and " shhs Tie remains
viii he taheu 10 Greenwich. Conn ,for iHterruent.
VI" NC '-' -. In death not divided"
HAMBITNon Sunday morning July MorGeu IoPh Isnohn.
His faeni: aad the members Kane Llge No 80 and a w. ara
invited attend bis funeral non his late residence 10 bern son a's'
% Tuesday, July :, At O'Clock D. m
Veteran. IN R sSnA vi" etepi s n SeslS q ' on
Tnt,lay Ju s. bis late Residence, rs Lerngna'e 'e'srss
OaDs' wi" DC "0'' MARSHALL LEFFERTS Col cOu Veterans
C. B BosrwtcK Adusnt
mRIE-In Jersey City Saturday joy Benjamin hre 'sa
Fafe services at his residence IS whIag2n At 10 @
further The remains will he 'SA'n to EAS"n renH
for interaeRL .
JoHysoy-At Upper Rsd Hook Sunday Jelly Rev John O.
johnson. a
o'clock frc.n the Reformed ClrrcA Of that place
LAURENCB-At Little Rock Arr sunday morning July La'hef
Laurence Of thu city, In the 4Jd year Of his a.e
Nsnce Of funeral hereafter
rApPEN-Sueny COLORADO, Denyer Sunday June ".
Co. Tappr Of Chicago Of Carh Less Happen. !.
18th II his -.
friends aud taos % -il'eI
rse-tf attend Biz funers bum the knesr' 'hHrch cor
OF twenty nnhsI, Ga WEDNESDAY uOi-s'
July g. AZ 10 o. clock, without further notcs
wOnDwARD-on SATURDAY, Jcg Jarses l. Wo'Eani sei ~
H..
tbe .ieuce 81 blel-nas. Geo. n Lbnshs No % oas
Ci'g TUESDAY sth inst Al p u ins I'wA'
Will be aiken hacselsaeA, ,. J., Tor isiafnen-
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NEXT WEEKS EVENT
ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Tho accommodation Hudson River trail

which arrives in the city at little after o'clock in the
evening encountered serious accident yesterday. The
train was crowded with persons from the city who had
been spending the Fourth Of July at the different points
along the line Of the river. At Tarrytown 1t became
necessary 10 put While the train was back
inc nm the Albany express came laundering down, and
dashed into capszing the last one ana tel
escoping the next two Fortunately passengers had
got into the two and only few were In the
third. OF these several were bruised more
or less severely, and one was seriously
Injured One OF The complete wreck
tie locomotive Of the express train was considerably
DANA and two other more or less shattered
The accommodation train delayed about three-quar,
tiers of an hour and when proceeded 1t was compelled
o take large number OF passengers from the express
THE disaster seemed be due to the carecssness OF tle
cnuor Of one or other Of the trains IL Is scarcely prob
able that it wOnld have occurred on the thru Ut 'n vi
I'M
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FIGHT BETWEEN POLICE AND ROwDIEs IN
BROOKLYN.

About 7 o'clock last evening, two intoxicated
men one named Charles Johnson. the other name I'M
known assaulted an old man Fulton Ferry, when
officer Kinney OF the Second Preoinct up and at
e,nnted TO arrest them They resisted, and both set
u,on the officer who raped for assistance to which OF
drer Morgan responded. crowd OF Toughs coHectei'
nnd General attack was made upon the officers John
son made an attempt to escape, and ran INTO newton
saInou where officer Kinney followed ana sh0t mn
br5h the left arm Johnson then surrendered, put MS
cnnnsuion escaped with the mob. Officer Kinneys race
shaved marks Of the rough treatment ne had feeecu
Iohnsop was sent to the City Hospital.
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nRTTTARY.

crxrP,L ORDERS, No. 13-This Regiment
- hoon detailed IA Funeral Escort" to the late
uret Ma,or-G General Joseph +. Hamlin, late A. a. IL
and Chief of staff First Division, N g., s. N ~ he sew
rol COMPANIES of this command VIII asse i az tne
Armory on Tuesday, July 8, at ~ o'clock H. M i' ni
i1r white cross and body belts, whlte HloN IS. OH
ceri vii wear the usual badge Of mourning by COM
mand OF ~ $3.50 AIIIES Adiutant
Headqaarters oh Regiment hya""V' Ne"- i''"' July
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pnoRARLY FATAL sTABBING AFFRAY.

Williamsburgh social club held picnic
Yesterday at Ridgewood Park, and liquor was freely
dealt out and as freely drank In the afternoon hst
occurred between number Of intoxicated men, ana
Lanes Martin OF No lS7 Prospects,, and james moran
OF Flushing Clintonaye staDpeu , uy V ,bat
WccartV Tlp wounds were Of so serious nature tht
Marin aud Moran taken 10 the City Hospital. T
Trtv las NOT been arrested. Martin was badly cut IN
,ba h,iomen and his wounds pronounced tata MO
ra. Wouud is only a slight cut in the sld anu " III 10
well In "A few days Both men were Dom III Di"OA'N'
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rxP,IIIRuIrY-A PUZzLER.

To ne EdifOr'Of The H'VH"v. ----..,
SIR: AS you sometimes answer correspond
80, vo,, ,p,orm a constant reader whether st.
p.t, who was the first Pope Of Rome was ialnie OF
lnihiiipio "Ho" " WILLIAM DUFF TELLER.
fully, , so.n ErooIIvn Jul, 4 1870,
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lI1RRIED.

Sunday Ju l-o the residence Of the
brides mother No MoBtgonerjs New York by TIE Rev Bsol
Pastor Of Masor German Pshgter 2u tbgh Jlhai
Henry Macmillan Ge5e Of Berlin Prussia 70 Susan Philippine
daughter Of Frederick w Ritter Of Marbug Germany
Marburg aud Berlin papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

Congress aud Empire spring Co.'S Depot Tor Congress
Empire and other Mineral Spring Waters ~ CHAHBERsr
BK0ADvA Fee daily City and BrooA Natural only
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DIR. SaCc's Cntorrh Remedyfoo reward oI incurabl
Sod by Druggists hy mail a. pamphlet free. Ad
dress r. v PIERCE NJ D. lJJ Senecast, Banslo, ~ 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

Devoe- Kerosene OIL in gaon cans with ,ucss
lily Packages may returned Dsyos MFG Co. IL Fuoust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paper
VA EyEkDELLs Sous l04 FULroSsT Old DUTeH CHIkcu
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Gueclal Notices.

pI,ul.n,, ,sVualiatr Or, salvation for the HAIR
FOR RESTORING To CRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL CoLo@
PuALoNs vgTALIA' llGes utterly len all As '!s' col
orer. and resto,srs o. IL It acts On Ag a''s'' pm
eipta 1t Is mpI fragrant and psy anoe'1' pee ="
muddy or soecues matter requires hskag up and q"
~ The skin or the Hna popr srias is reT'Ay 70 Conceal
ia. u,sii appearance SIN pie sassu hat g ' A''A
al nsnt. and parpOsss Dnc9yEHI In 1oe '''"i''P
-,-,-.v,,u,,.,. PHAIoS a son. Eeu Yort.
u;amond.. Watches,
fpwRLRY AND SIbvkRWARS.
pslse Prse also t1lsH IL eIeatnss An- osaI GEo y
AIIRs sl3 Broadway. under So Nichols Iose
sneciaIty. Light L. acOmotiyes
,, a, ,.ca rr.es and hga1 .k For cenAs"n
~ ors mrcS l. Es ds;res qaSrues. A--"s
U.s. 10, rhotnq.ybs and fan Information, address
az" "~ SAITH 4 PORTER PtSzSa rem.
p.,.l,pce Noce.-The mlsfor Barope duEg ue VI ~
ins vi DAf july 1870 wil close a. MS oae. on s
lss va aud b, ll;tJ, AM ID, nS0 ana IL " 50 "
lOa - -,
Trus-es, Supporters, Bagdases' ~, s, rn. eae
RoptnreS Light ecsnly s oonforis0'e uSgl l.u..la.
U.ils cheap Trnsses &c CSaeet ~Su-~Ns-'
gaaraltost ESts0lsaneuL No Aus
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AuNotoes Of Marriages must be Endorsed ria fiu
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Brighton The object OF the festival besides pleasure
was to raise h.nds toward building stone church
upon the site OF the present one which Is OF wood, and
very old The festival held at Sweet Briers formerly
the residence OF Watson, containing about acres,
and stnated upward OF two miles from West Bri ahOn.
Wagons had been provided carry from the
landings at 10 cents "A head. The grounds thrown
open NJ 10 m. and continual stream OF men, women
aud children poured into the ground until about g.
Upward Of 5000 persons were present.
leyyford's Band played the national and popular
airs Archery had been provided for the ladies' quoits
for tho mon, and swings for the children but what
seemed TO please the children most was the game Of
Aunt Sally" IL nothing more than stuffed figure
an old woman dashed 10 tree with clay pipe in it's
mouth, and the game consisted in who could break the
pipe by throwing certain number OF sticks made out Of
hard wood and about foot long. II was cent throw
and IL very amusing To 600 rnurts 10 be gn6fess-
ful Sly tai, vcrr sbfad With refreshment at
Dit rates, and were well patronzed. No nrecraokers
allowed on the pTemses All seemed to ENJOY
Themselves and the Rev. Theodore Irving the pastor OF
pressed himself hAni' .'--- 80, a. a aI1ount rcallzed
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The citizens Of Bloomfield enjoyed themselves IN .ner
49,, ,ot village Firing OF and ringing Oh Dolls
u.hered in the day. Charles I. Smith of
delivered an Grafton in the FIRST Presbyteria ohlcn
and there was fine display OF fireworks IN ne cos
nhu hf ~, mic Of the Church OF the Iminacltt oo
G vs n fiue affair procession mL ebed tpiVuS
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06
Health's Best Defence.

"The weak eateth herbs" says st.
Paul, so that eighteen hundred years
ago the value of medicine plants was
appreciated. In the Old Testament
botanical remedies are repeatedly re-
commended, but in no passage of sa-
cred history is man recommended to
swallow calomel, or blue pill, or any
other mineral preparation. The sick
were directed to eat herbs to strength
en- them, to purify them, to heal them,
to restore them. In that day the art
of making vegetable extracts was I'M
known. The herbal medicines were
mere infusions.
1t was reserved for later age to
unite the sanitary essences of tonic,
aperient and antibilious roots, banks,
and plants, with an active stimulant,
and thus secure their rapid diffusion
through the debilitated or disordered
system. The browning triumph of this
effective mode of concentrating and
applying the virtues of medicinal veg
etables was achieved in the production
of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. New
er before had perfectly pure alcohol
ic stimulant been combined with the
expressed juices of the finest specifics
of the vegetable kingdom. Never yet
though eighteen years have elapsed
since its introduction, has this great
restorative been equaled. 1t is taken
at all seasons, in all climes, as the mos
potent safeguard against epidemics, as
a protection against all unhealthy ex.
halations that produce debility of bege1
disease as remedy for Intermittent
and other malarious fevers; as an ap
petizcr; as sovereign cure for dys.
pepsia; as Il general tonic and invigo.
rant; as gentle, painless aperient
as blood depurent; as a vervine as
cure for bilious affections; as harm.
less anodyne !; and as the BEST DEFENCE
OF HEALTH under unfavorable circum.
stances, such rs sedentary pursuits
undue bodily or mental exertion, hard.
ship, privation and exposure.