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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16

fruit, and [ will insure you that the
worms will not disturb your fruit.
l have tried this for four years and
have not had one worm in my fruit, be-
sides all can see at once that this is very
easily done.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
TabIe OF Le-nI wetrhts.

The following valuable table, show
the number of pounds which constitutes
abushel Of the various articles enumera-
ted, in the States named:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
Great lmprOvemnte in
Washing Machines.
The Old wooden Wash. Board
again Tufned-Up.

RY A SIMPLE G BINATION of the lever
ID power and the OIL Vash-board, in ;he cori-
struction of the
Keystone Wa ing Machine,
the best machine eve, Introdut has been
brought into use.
The cry of "humbug" is complete slenced,
and the prejudice against Was Machines
overcome wherever this machiDe been t.ied
and its good qualities and capac ested. IL is
universally pronounced just VIII was needed
as q labor-saving Washing Ma c.
For reference as to the SUPER yOf this ma
chine over all others now in use, we give the
following names
George Dilworth, Mt. Pleasant,o o.
Isaac Guyton, " a.
VIM. Hall, Harrisville, Ohio.
Stephen Hobson, Flushing, Ohio.
Joseph Walker,
Jacob Holloway,
Jesse Bewley, d" "
II. c. Welday,
Elijah Pickering, East Richland,
Enoch Carman,
and ali others who are using he machine
For Information, address,
A. BkANSON & CO.,
ma2O-t' Flushing, Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
Care of Harness.

1t is very bad policy, for all but the
saddler, to keep gears in or near the
horse stable. Ammonia is very injuri-
GUS to leather, especially when it con-
tains large amount of grease; hence,
gears which are allowed to remain in
the stable are always more or less iDjur-
ed by the ammonia which constantly
arises from the manure; but this injury
is in proportion to the amount of clean
liness which is observed in the stable.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
IN be presented to the Comm ssloners of Bel
mont County, o., at their next June session
praying for the establishment of Free Turn
pike Road extending from the point where the
road bed of the Martinsville and Mt. Pleasant
Plank Road crosses the line between the coun-
ties of Belmont and jefferson, along the line of
said Road 10 Glen's Run, to intersect the Free
Turn Pike Road leading from Martinsville to
Joshua Maurs. mal2-iw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16

Don't be afraid of the storms of time,
knowing that God holds the moral as
well as the physical ocean in the hollow
of his hand
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16

AS the tree which Moses cast in the
spring seasoned the bitterness OF the
waters, SO patience cast into our troubles,
seasoneth the bitterness of the same.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16

Sorrow comes soon enough without
dependency; it does a man no good to
carry around lightning-rod to attract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
sURRoGATE's COURT

Before Surrogate Interchangeable For Wa
Case-The trial OF the validity OF the Will OF Charles
Fox wherein the whole of his property, amounting TO
given the United States 60 aid IN paying the
debt of the late war; was resumed yesterday The first
witness called by contestants testified that the de
ceased always had wild look. On one occasion he told
her of an attack upon him IN his the night previous
by thieves and when he fired upon Them he found that
the only intruder black cat. At another time nc
told her children that he had which would climb
mole aud talk like a child Also. that he walked To the
Cooper Institute evening and fell asleep upon te
steps when he was awakened by a venerable man with
long white hair who pointed 10 grave beside him. and
alarmed him greatly. Counsel for the executors, Dy .
rigid cross-eEaminatiOn, elected the fact that these
occurrences took place more than year after the VIII
was executed IN s Several other witnesses were eN-
ahmed and the trial further adjourned To next week
Mr. Rtterband for the executors; Dir. Cone ior the
United states Mr. Film for contestants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

On motion of Mr.. Graham, yesterday, IN the
Court OF General Sessions the trial OF Mctarand Tor the
murder of Mr. Richardson postponed until the Apfll
term. Mr. Graham then said that. except the prosecu
ton should be ready by that time he would move 10
have his client admitted 10 ball. as his 1.-THE cents health
was greatly impaired by imprisonment. 80
The case Of Jackson indicted for manSlaughter vii.
be tried Friday next, and Edward Dowd accused OF
robbery is to be tired on Monday next
In the case of Michael Morrow Judgment was sus'
pended the complainant formerly the employer OF Nor
row offering withdraw the, charge and TO take him
back IN his service. , ~, -. -. 4,
felouous assault postponed until tomorrow, ana IN
the case OF Benjamin Mallory teIOnOus assauU JUG
me utN was susDeuued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
CRIMINAL.

At the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday
Leonard Wells and John Hicks. the two gipses who
were charged with stealing piece Of broadcloth from
Moses Behr 22 Thirdave onthe 25th OF February
were brought up for examination and were discharged
for want OF evidence.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court before
Justice STANDBY. John Dickinson charged by Ohcer
James h. Cubert OF the Twentieth Precinct with haying
assaulted him Sunday afternoon and cutting his face
severely with piece Of crockery. The officer had a
under arrest and taking him TO the station
house. when Dickinson and a OF Others attacked
him and attempted rescue. Dickinson the only
one arrested and he was held for examination,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
THE RUSSIAN OPERA CASE.

The charge against Mademoisele Nadafelda
Levsaka prma donna of the Russian Opera Troupe, or
having stolen o. 26 from the manager or the company,
have had further hearing yesterday at 10 a.
before Justice Shandley at the jefferson Market Police
Court. The compliments counsel. Mir Mehan stated TO
the Court that his client stl absent tour with
his company in Boston, and asked for further post
ponement. The prima donna and her husband were
present ready for trial. and demanded speedy nyest
CATION. The case was set down Tor y. NJ. today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
PASSENGERS APPIVPD

PROM BREsllo steamship Jerome Boaipare Rev
Father Father Achambaat Rev Father de
Of Charity MARY ST Alphouse st Madeleine M Grss ADD VT
Mr. Gifod ADD wife. Mr. Baester. Si6e and servant MI
Armstrong si child M Lorano, Mr. HrrinRss
r a3d Mrs. Pinebon and MI Saintomer snd st
Holt Mrs T. Swift Mr. Mrs aud Ms HaTer; Mrs haJbe
Sir, Grrlot Mr Henry Agoas Mr. Zsfli M H.nbsrse
Miss Cauivet VI. NJ Andraae Cortez OsahTan WILSON Aug
Laurent StrzelnskeV HsV Ho~ey, SylTsn Salomon Rass
~ Creveng Ellis T Stoer. T. Kelnmsnn, Dahy seAs
u. RYAN L. h. TimOn Bourgeois Lsagus Hounann BsumEsu
ner p Chrvaer Eug Catannas Berger H. Walter Levy GaI
LAwrenc. LATTE Garcoa Bifoc Romet. Seobar Sehruher
FROM GIASGOW-In steamship Cblus.-Mrs Munroe hr Mac
Makay g. c. Barney Fanci, Hardy lanes Mclean Jshs
Hamilton lady aud family, James Irving James Phelps Nj" Cooper
lud family
FkOM LIYERPoOL Feb. al-Ia steamship Colonia-ML BE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
PORT OF SEw-YoR&.....................Mrr,

PORT OF SRw-YOR .Mi'chz
s,,,u.b,,-p,neou, Bmss Por.i,aJ City Of Se~Yort Deb.
motto Liverpool Holsatl,. Ebs HAMBURG, ~, ,,,,,,,,...
BaksAilmOs, IIssich Rotterdam Daniel Draper VAL)b0''"e'
s95ga Il IGsa saps sss Ii,S%
l. Coriery Price lana Dart johnson stan0sd sass
Whiting Hutchinson, Denarira; Commodore Ksafney PhS''i
soop Oregon Wilson. Providence.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Aiue Eidge Galveston Feb a. iHi Key West March
Steamship n osi. a1nroe Glasgow Feb % pas.
steamship Colorado Williams Liverpool FeO 30 aod Que'a.1s..
"a Glide MG,s,o P bib t s s n ,s
Shp SsrdinsSd Picser Yoh..,eu Liverpool days mdse
lei Yarmouth. So Corning CadE . dTs rail
'o Bars Volunteer Blake Of and from Boston ballast.
Bas Morning star w,Pa s. s,go De caSs Sa' .s'
Bris La Creole SDlIbsyea CaracOi Gays goat skns
Brig Pouver, Allen. C,euuegos DAYS
Sch B. Jones smith Long hAr6o n f. 20 day va I'acsse
Scbr Pb.be H.se,t Havana day., frut
Schr Reed 5 CAas Reed GeytO-n Me /" lays sds
Scsr Ann r. Valentine. B.y.. Jacksonville d,,, y,lo- pu
scHOoSEKs RIVER ASO co,sTwtsS
" H. Hexea sss.Bedfori Abssaii Pro'iienoe.
J. K. Maniel Gccrgr Banks Dehsaee Porusnd
S SstfaS b pe,d.s,. NOR o Pcd%or. Providence.
PalAs. Rocklsod Wn Rec, Bih
z. Sno- Rocksnd. Bn@s Taunton
Sell. Bro.o Bo,tss Charlie Willie Euabi'ea
Rsd,b.dsc Rockj,rl Groge Roekini
DsI.s.r. Rors,nd. Nellie Hrite. Soth?ou
.m.I, Rocthnd Veto RocllsuA
Eys.,, Proydeuce julia Tate Bndssp.rt
Y NJ S,,,.r B,th Village queen Mes BEDFORD
LAmartire. ProVirnce W b Lrssen Nc"p'ri
n Bl.rkm.n Warren Cartoa Fall River.
kath. Holmes Nv HaTrn sunbeam, OAlaF.
N,nt,o.. 1.,. n l. Patnsm.
rh,,.,,n. G..rs,, g.o., T. l. Ysntevoorg. Providence
Sen,t,r H,.,an h. 4 Sylvester Portland
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RoRrR.u MnyRoy March Arrived. bng Aetsldus ron Sass
for orders bark Traveller Rio Jan.ro ior Baltimore
Bo,roN March Arrived steamship Noinso iron fliiapas
hrxs Harry Timothy Field ion Nsaaa so" T" I"
Squire. from Mobile; EdsArd kdder from >A'aauAh
FOREIGN PORTS.
ou.xyr,,s h,r,h The steamship Minnesota from Nes l'h
arrived At this port TO dsy.
SPOKEN
R,,s N,l H,i from Liverpool for Baltimore Feb To- at -
long 2.
MEMORANDA 49,.
Tn. ,tr T,o,s from Ponce p r. Bc,;on Ashore zoe
uornuk on IA. tb She las received DO hAse
damage asVeL ,.,.- -a... .,,.y.i a,
MOaroe 5h ss1 ashore yesetiy "a sue 's'' ~
wiilougbby Spit ,nl bal ged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
SUPERIOR COuRT-srEcnL TgRM-DEcIsIoNs.

BY Judge Barbour.-COhen agt. Kelley,
Sheril.-Case settled. -. . , o..
Nv Judge Jones' uckwOrth agt Greer, ct al-Case
settled and filed Fay agt Raeie. OF al-MOton denied
with $40 costs. Brown agt. Gannon-MotIon granted
Without costs DE Poe, ct al, agt sohlke, e. atom
nIont dismissed with costs Barnstorf agt thompson
et aI-Complaint dismissed with costs Harms ast
Pierce-Motion for trial denied with costs Giles
aCt commonwealth ms. CO.-M0ton granted and cause
referred Benton agt. WetmOre.-Motlon granted with
$40 costs. with liberty TO renew, &c
Ry Judge Fredman-Smlth agt Coe.-MOtIOh staying
,,ync dnyS ora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS

Mails for Europe via PTmogb. CbebOgrg and Hmbur the
steamship Ho,ta. close at the General PostOhcs - Sap
pmentsr' mail for paid letters only made steamship He
boken. snd closes at / 30
WEDNESDAY,. March. .
Mails for Bnope aud Liverpool nv the
HeViis. Pier No 90 R. close tue General Po,sOGes -
Supplementary mail Cor PAID letters only Pier No 70 horh River
mi eIn. Al Ia IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRrAL TgRM-PARr l.

Manhattan Hosting Compdny-This Is suit brought by
plaintiff TO recover 5000 for the death OF her husband
who was killed in Sept 1863 by the falling OF an elevator
at the OF Canal.st and Broadway No defense
bengi offered, inquest was granted, and Judgment
given by default for the full amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
United sTATEs CoMMIssIONERs, OFFICE.

The Neptune CdSe.-Thc SIX complaints
ogaius, Can't Peabody united in one yesterday, by
common consent. and after the taking Of considerable
evidence before Commissioner Shields the was al
iOurned until Wednesday
BauE Eube--leneHL-The OF Morris II. HILL
charged with embezzng funds of the Farmers and
Droyers Bank OF SOmeTs Westchester County, while
acting as Cashier OF that institution also adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

There was no business transacted III the
District Court yesterday. Judge Blachford being en-
gagged with Judge Woodruff the Circuit Court in the
trial OF the Fullerton In fact this ceisbre
cites so much attention that but little other business Of
importance il likely be transacted during its cOntin
uance in the United states building ON Chambersst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains port Il
feyer packages addressed the EssIok Pres Only
persons eIbtng the siten authority Of '" Snonsoz Geaera
News packages iorthe Journal Of COsro 1ieJ TkBgs
HOrf Sun Erpr,Ss RUsniag Poet Commercial diy>r Staals
/,Gg aud N, YO'E Dem0kras should also be delivered oaV 70
n .aIasn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

-. sUrsKsx Cousr.
W..Trscry ?. Roberts At. Tol, {
Wash. K. 4. GO.
3S..ja,. Drsk. hst. Caleb Bar
stOu. Sc.
lJi+.. WIN. j. Gordon etn,., N
SalopsB et al
1919. Alfred e. Btscishu,h -.
Franklin Woodruff
b1i..Issse /. Hewitt Il al 40.
John y. Miller etA
1920 John y. bod azt Fourth ",
Bank \. Y. g.
$50 Nicholas Walsh. err. &c
igt Fralcis Setion.
y0.lIernln Grlpecse stal AZ,
Wa. J., QuintelL
SCPRgss Cor
70 Hsmmsis 81 a.. at. Brund
tal.
-. Iloiyoke Il al at. Bett.
81. Bryce sgt Adams
sUPkEss Corr
Drinuffff no. HbssJoues asL ID
Greuella aud 400.
2fL POLLEN agt. Bsekman.
~. .SiliimsH at. Austin stal.
y. Boyle - al agi Msnice ct a
p. Eastman akt Priichard.
5..SiIth-aye. K. Z. Co. sgt MC
lutyre II a.
p. Marvin sgt Browning .t.l.
-. Mullen aud ano. sgt Decks
and aun
20. .NewbBll AT. Same.
3l..HInr agt McCros,ou.
=. Cabin Fl a. sgt. ksllJ. She
IL. eiai.
%. Merritt at. Valentine ct al
-. Bouche azt. FlAmsnt etsl.
JJ..Ds VsBge sgt same.
30. .su.ser Nat Bank Of Sesto
agt Norfori 4 al.
SUPERIOR COURT
81. Roberts agi KELLY
iil7..PitIey sgi. Third Raj
road CO.
1850. .Corsiu agt Weslev.
lo1. Cohen. by guardian. agt. Blu
nenthaL
2Oi2. .Gareiv sgt Central Parf, \
and +. River b. r. Co.
ll08. Moore agt. Bobnell
2lll. Barnett agt. Wallace.
1914. Vincent sgt. Sands
1903. Mcdaniel at. O'Bneu.
ia. .Dunigin agt O'Brien. Sheriff
1888. .Mlchsels sgt Hamann.
lOol. Lawrence agt National Cit
Bank.
206t Lawrence agt. National Cit,
Bank.
CoNS0S PLsAA-'
30. Aaron sgt GOOdsyeed.
zoo. Nsier ayt. fIcmAn and .nO.
3J7 HornthAl agL Bernstein.
bJl Drake aud anO. sgt. Gorfnsl
sni lnO.
go. Wall agt Richards
80. .liornIaAl agt. Hamliton.
lJj. Hoover sgt The Beekma'
Fire i1s. Co.
l94. Hoover act The Croton Fire
lus Co.
CONNOs PLYas-TRtAI
SUPgKioR COUKr,
2l67. Williams agt Potter
1903. Chapman and others sgt
Goldman and others.
1859. Len sgt. Rios
1929. .Schmitt Agt Smith.
1919. Eness agt. Schanck II a.
1928. .Broner sgt Clark etal.
l3is. Purdy sgi. Abbott
1919. .C0chrane. Sc. agt. Carr.
Is. kseofce sgi Kelly, Sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
srPREME COTRT-CmAMBERs. -DEclsIoNs.

BY Judge CdrdO:o.-Wilbur agt. Biddle.-
Motion granted without costs. Sampson ct al agt Wood
and auother-issues allowed. Lawless agt oMahoney-
motion granted.
BY Judge Bd1drd-Stern agt. shaunessey-motion
granted. Martin AIT. Hoffman ct al.-mOton granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
COURT CALENDARs-Tms DAr.

NJ fktsk tochr
c.7..S e. kirshmin AT. Charlei
Lrd,srd ri al
l91l,.R Hebnrssey. by gdn, agt
cen'l P'kS1 RI R.RCo
1881. Seth X. kins agi. John Kelly
sheriff. kc.
l7iJ. Thomas Higgins Agt N,tlLe-
Cunplngham.
1915, WIN. n. ksrle agI Johr
Kelly, Sheriff, &c.
HOLT. %. Van Allen AIT. Amen
can Naiiousl Bauk.
1913. Arnold Strauss AT. Angus
1fahant
2OiT, John w. Cheerer ist Paril
Stevens
lJ+l, George X ilsfibu ~ Flor
ease ssrlss AsSAlas ",
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
Bort Maloms' Aotlt,.

STATS NssfoKk (
poxrw,Spsss owes. Ne. - Whh.~",
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance VIZ Wv.
IN section Of tie Act ps.soi April a. 1857, seuues
R,orr.nu. Oh. sreas once Of Port Of Mes ioft a.
interested IN having charge Of the snosl matter % 80
,.amiU,uon survey Olowns H's 80.
Pors WAdsas that the sad sfe's OF -.
be eoRpeted -lIhio suee~sdss 's' S"N''
vessels;
steamship Pioneer
Ssamsby Niagara. sss''''''''
steamship W s''''''''''
Sisamship isasc sSR
aISTiloRSE IoNPAlN> Pr'''e'S
J Arcs HsgNiNlN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

& iRCrIr-PAzr
1854. Sch legel sgt Bslss
6ili. WothsrspoOu ct a. at Wh
etsl
1916. Hin ., al AIT. AeKinbs ~
OIL.
go. Cohen 4 smother sgt heGsy.
M. Wright sgt Booss
llO4. .Reipatb sgt, Wells
500. Marsh sgt S0lonoa Il a.
ijs4. National Bank North Aisenes
sst Psn.sisr st d.
$40. Bsssford agt LirsTstos
llsi Arctic Life lns1rssce Csa
paby agt Ansiia.
iyll. .Lssresce sgt Marcel
lssf"Lyons AT. ghe Tbifisg.
Railroad CSupihT
't-SHAsBKss
p Fireman AT. Pr.
20 .s,5rt Il a. AT. Tfs,s
'~l o.. lane, agt LsJsscb0sf u
SPECIAL Tssr
5,'' barter - al AT. Han st,l.
~ '' bruce azt. Jones. Tru. u al.
''''st.l ihe.msf e a. AT. Juf..
l0sski.
N. Jer AT. James etaL
81. Wsira AT. Baum st al
". Bs'sns at Baak Of Jst.sy
City sbd aao.
~. James agt. MINI eta
N..Nams AT same
SHARON AT. Douglss. iraylS.
~. Hoisk. and aHo. 40. Nsfuu.
E..Chilles at Csntfal Br.soh
iai0n Picisc K Il. Go.
~. .Hori 4 a. agt Moore slL
g..Same at Sane
50..Sams agi SAM.
3l..Bogd az SchiO.sgsf
,IAL Tsss -PAEr r.
lsso..1hs Montan, God aiuisx
COMPANY o. Colorado AZ
Nysr w.
lI33. smith igt Tunis
l.bi. .Villsrd sgt VBnsn sherry
100. Liylszston agt. L.cbmeger.
1914. heDaaiel Ast OBnen.
1922. H,ndncssor aEt. Wsg.tar
iJi..Sbearman AT The ReeaAhe
FIRE lbs. Go.
! 100. Rosenberg Ast Hsyinksr.
lD9t Fisher agL Carleton.
1880. FEARING lgt WsfiSe'l
1893. The American steam Pa.
Proof SAFE co. az, Mots
etal.
lsl3.Gr.nt e; 81 ,gs TAYLOR
RIAL TyRA Par l.
1901. .LiVibZs'On agt. Cosle.
49,. Troppm,a igI KellF. sbens
J68. Harrison aud 9th. sgt Gives
and Oth.
39s Sherwood at Shers.o.
7jl. The Society KsllsE, 81 Rn,sS
agt Coitick
El..A.kinson sgt Tbs 6fess
Western IN, Co.
~. BeJ agt Jltanaaa.
TzRs-PaRT II-Cs,e on.
RIAL TERS-PAET !.
~. Bedoin AT Kelly sheriff
lJtl. BoDnell 4 al at Wiiissa
Aai Others.
1879. Gus aZt. hcDavitt
1893. .Sarbsek agt the North Aref
Lloyd S'ship TO.
1895. POihamns It al agt Gsrett.es.
1887. Moorehesa sgL the Hadsss
River RR. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

4 lhtAi1-IAki L.
ISL. Jonathan Osborne AL. Archl'
tectural Iron Works
lJls..A. W. Kellogg, Ear. he. sgt.
korneief lisBiord Of a.
1919. Bacon agL Rice.
5ltJ. .Msln,yfe sgL Grimm.
tOS. Sutton ~ al skt Digslss and
another
ls3f. whiiotd Il a. AT, Boyle
aud another
50S. Giles. rec'Vr. AT Spalding
snd anether
81. Baily sgi. Plastic Slate Roof
ing JolGt Ntock 20.
li65. DaSi, ast fullrr
6Da lance 49, Sshniis
Gil. Whttenofe Az pi,t:oOa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
MONDAYS WEATHER RRPoRT-9.r
siSIATURK ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

sas u,,,..5.4 SUI $50 Moon ...,"is
~.
s.at, 10 Govs lgOI Hell Gate 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
0ttan Sttam,ts.

IT s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
". ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP w ,,.a..,
Sailor r.sslArly KykRY THuRSDAi Al 'SsVSA - 49,
hon Pier No North River u.rhn
MORRo CASTLE. Csgl R Adam. .'''''''''''' a.,sS II
COLUMBIA H. Van See.
MISSOURI g. r. Greene vi. NASSAU P...a.al
". ire 20, passage spPys s. o. "hhns. RRssaat.srs-a
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANZ MAIL
" TIM GgNBRAL TRANSATLANTIC t31,neu c,LCS0
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN hkWloRk AND hA'""' NN
AT BRkSr -, ..--.- H.. ,,. c..na,.t O. sal
Tho 80 sadd vessels % this h,ouse rsaH sF VOC '"'"
fran Pier No Nors Risst follows ..o,,X Nah Ia
pkRERk DusAe'as.. isssrnR6N serl
LAFAYETTE. k0usssu
VILb pR PARIS Surmoat ,..,...... sAIahnppa 81, ia
ST LAURENT Lcaare 50, u v,s,
R,rEs or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD tseiaSlss
To BRRST OR HNyRk- hrs Cabin sifo Ne"'a NsVs Dhs
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-07-20
TREATMENT.

Hembol1's highly concentrated compound
Extract Buchu is decidedly one of the bes;
remedies for diseases of the bladder, kidneys,
gravel, dropsical sweilings rheumatism, and
equity affections. Under this head we have
arranged Dysuria, or difficulty and pain in
passing water. Scanty Secretion. or small
and frequent discharge of water; Strangury,
or stopping of water; Hematuria, or bloody
urine; Gout and Rheumatism of the kid
neys, without any change IN quantity, but in
crease in color, or dark wafer. 1t was al
ways highly recommended by the late Dr..
Physick, in these affection.
This medicine increases the power Of di-
gestion, and excites the a6sorbents into
healthy exercise oy which the watery or
ealcareous depositions, and all unnatural
enlargements, rs well as pain and iudamma-
ton, are reduce d and it is taken by men wo-
men and children Directions for use and
diet accompany.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-07-20
Medifal.
II H Z KID N Z Y 5 .

The Kidneys are two in number, situated
at the upper part of the loin, surrounded by
fat. and consisting of three parts, viz: the
Anterior, the Interior, and the Exterior
The anterior absorbs. Interior consists
of tissues or veins, which serve as deposit
for the urine and convey it to the exterior.
The exterior is conductor also, terninating s
in single tub, and called the Ureter. The
ureters are connected with the bladder.
The bladder is composed Of various cover
ings or tissues, divided into parts. viz: the
Upper, the Lower, the Nervous, and the Mu-
cons. The upper cxpcls, the lower retains.
Many have a desire to urinate without the
ability others urinate without the ability
to retain This frequently occ urs in chill
dren.
To cure these affections, we must bring
into action the muscles, which are engaged
in their various functions. If they are ne
elected, Gravel or Dropsy may ensue.
The reader must also be made aware, that
however slight may be the attack. it is sure
to affect the bodily health and mental pow
ers. as our flesh and blood are supported
from these sources.