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second Part does hereby 70 sxe and receive not
as legally due or claimed nv her but rather as proof
OF kndness and ust consider upon the part OF the
party OF the nre part the said Apple Oaksmth and
IN iull satRtacttun for her support aud al almony
Whatever; and that saving the payment of the sail
Of $50 per annum nv the patty OF tine fret part, oil
other claims, obligations accodnts demands. matters
OF differences and liability Of any Kind OF tuure be-
tween the parties to tins instrument fully sasned,
force cGs"t
And the SAL trustee IN consderat on OF 81 to him
duly paid docs covenant and agree and the said lsot
kehecchn JOINS h said GOV ait AMI agreement TO aud
wth he slld party OF the mist patt - ndenn ~ AMI
hear hu harmless Of aud from ali dcits Of his said
former wife contracted or that may be hereafter con.
Uaicl BY her or % h Z aCcOuI H. ~ that lie shall
never be molestel disturbed f. any waN shape or
ma uer by her nr Oy any erso1 persons On her ac
cou aud DO the sat party " the Nr-i part shan 10
CO "ict tp ray my suCu dent " debts the said ttus
te' hereby are. o. epay lht sane On ccn.n 70 the
tad part, OF the Npt part with all lam1res nnd losses
That may sistln thereby For the hi'hf u perform
aIC' q all winch the ~ part es >ta1i each to the
O. icr nNu aud rug uIuud alt OhlIc'
IL VAN ss vuCrtotteN nave hCrtuuO st their hands
ana seal tlls liza dtv nt Jt.f, \. d. laut.
APPLETON ONk~NlII H.. 81
1-DTIN itN CCliiNl T.. 81
tt 49, LNiitANGE. H.. 81
s1nct. scale 3. a1l ,Ncttl - prescndo Of James
[ H.. H.. B.
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An agrccment has been recently entered INTO
between the Chicago aud Northwestern, the chi.
Clgo, Rock Island all Pacific AMI The Chicago. Bar
lulton ami Qumcy Railway Companies WHEREBY the
earnpgs on Enough aud co Ipe ins business on each
o. tire roads IRE to b. allied Together, and aier de
d.Ct.ur expenses ~ b. equally divided,
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OAKSMITII'S WIFE'S STORY.
rHE HOME IRE or THE MONSTER
uBO ESCIPED THE GALLONS.
. pioboilrnI Plot against Trusting Wo-
man Another Ih1iuna Divorce - The
,rurlty Of lIrs. Elizabeth Cakes smith
,Io,brr of a COnvicted slave Trader.

mo oI Of a Convic,ed slave Trader.
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,t.t.. Ir,. ". whI.i mi,'f s,itH the nth Of
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TRUsIOw-ADANs.- Brooklyn. on scrt co. at
s. hnlrcvN lrisc Nrll thurc1, ~ III, t mt l.ev =.
y. Ii tleiVhn, JdmesL Tru.Iw. Jr 10 Amelia Louise,
daughter Of WIN. Newton Adams. E.l.
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Arrjved-MoSDAr. oct. 9

Steamship CITY OF Paris Liverpool. mdse. and pass.
htoamshlp Virginia, Galveston NOSE. and pass,
steamship Virginia, London, mdie and pass.
Stcanlship Colorado LiyCrp oil, mdsc. an pass.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Richmond, md5e. and pass.
81 y Reigatc London mdse.
Ship W Hatfield, CardiG. reilroa ZION.
AihO, the usual river and coastwisc vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED oUr.
QUEENSTOWN Oct. 8-Palmyra Etna, and City @
igui AC.N, New YORK
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MARINE INTELLIGENcE.

MINIATURE ALIAsAC--TH1s DAY.
sun rses..,.5 81 SIM scts.....5 s. Moon .R 81
nfGH wATgH-THs DAY.
sandy Hook. u Gov Island. 10 Hell Gate.... SO
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alive. In giving this addendum 20 the published
history Of my miserable married life trust 1t will
serve some good and useful purpose. Il will, at
least show 10 the world the true character Of those
VINO have iujured me as no tongue can tell, and WHO
have heretofore been held IN nigh estimation.
Very respectfully Noura ISOTTA OAkSMITH.
NEW YORK july 81, 1870.
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Elizabeth Oakcs Prince married soha Smith. and
80 became Elizabeth OaScs Smith Her last name
not pleasing Ler, she was perpetullly lttomptng to
persuade her husband - incorporate her mdd
vita her last name. IN orer to coin new one (OIk-
smith tor the fanny.
As he was POSSESSED OF too much COOL sense to
give way To her ia this particular. she cOmpCllC
to call hers"lf Mrs. Oikes Smith But as soon as
her eldest son. Appleton a'anc his majority about
= years AGO sdc induced him to apply 10 TIE Leg.
lsh'ure FOR change. aGl from them he received
The rght TO call himself Olksmith. All Of his
younger hto'hcrs folove his EXAMPLE. 1re read
VIII therefore observe tllt wbi the mott er's name
il Oakcs Smith, here lldrnu'4 name j. Olksmith.
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1naruiaL
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDj
or
TRUNK RAILROAD
NEW YORK STATE,
PAYtSu
SEVEN PER CENT. IN GOLD,
ARE pFFEuED AT PAR

phNEN irn oh4'i' ~ pubp
AXE OFFERED AT PAR
THE NEW YORK AND OsWEGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD, which will oe 400 miles In its total length
nom New fork to Oswego, including the Auburn
branch. has nearly
200 MILLS OF ROAD ALREADY COMPLETED AND
AND IN PROFITABLE OPERATION
on the Northern section, extending southefy from
the city Of OsweGo, and nteisectng the Albany
and susquehanna Railroad At Sidney Plans. Work
IL beng vigorously pushed on other portions OF
the line and It is the expectation Of the Company
10 have a. least 100 miles In operation before
tho close Of we present season.
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
Is already large and tao Company has lust concluded
contract with the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com.
INV for tho nal of that A. rrc ve,hv
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Amnsfnltnts.

MILE. CHRIsTJNA NELSON'S LAST
N CONCERTS.
Mr.. Max Strakosch respectfully ammo unccs that the
last Concerts (priOr to the positive departure for ph-
adelpha a, Baltimore, aud Mas lingtonl OF
NILE. CHRISTINA NILSSON.
will take place on tn following dates, at 3 r. ";
Tomorrow "wednesday Oct g. the last Concert but e.
On Frilay Evening. Oct. I. the last Concert bat I.
THE LAST GRAND NILSSON MATINEE,
SATURDAY MEX OCT. g. AT J.. NJ,
and
The last Concert (prior 70 de- arture),
MONDAY, Oct. 10. At T.
Mile CHRISTINA NILSSON VIII he aseiated by
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARR. CouttaltO,
SIG. BRI6NOLI, $40 VfitGER,
49, Mr. HENRY VfhrXrENIPS. with
MAN MAhETZEK'S Grand Italian Operl Orchestra.
~ CONDUCTOR, SIG. BOSONL
General admission, ~
Rescrvcd seats, q and 81 e,ch according to location
cured for all the above At
GENEl!AL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE,
- At Stcinway Han. ON 18Th Il.
Branch ticket oihce at ocIners ~, and also n III
nroahNAY.
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GEORGE orDYKR & CO.,
limited STATES TREASURY.

New YORK. october 8 1870.
nurinr the month OF October, s7O shall. by order
bids fol gold and oics OF bonds, % follows;
BIDS FOR GOLD.
Wednesday. october Some Million.
Wednesday, october l2-oue Million.
"wednesday, october I9-Oue Million.
Wednesday, October 2G-Ole Milton.
OFFERS OF BONDS.
Thursdav, October 1.-TWO Millions.
ThuTd,y, October i}-TwO Millions.
THURSDAY, October s0-Two Millions.
Thursday, October ?i-Two Nflols.
they will be in accordance with regulations hereto
fore observed. certified cho.> tor ave pr cent OF
bid OF ofes must b. deposited herewith. Proposas
Will be opened att! O'Clock noon cach day spec Ncl
The Treasury may at is 1rton accept offers Of bond,
bids fot gold IN Of the ADVERTISED for
circular ani further particulars can be mad at tbs
Office THOMAS HMIIIOCsE
A T'r...
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THE

GhDt tO-DA1
IN THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY
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MRS. NJ. V. vICrORs GREAT STORY,
WHO OWNED THE JEWELS?
WHO OWNED THE JEwELsp
VINO OWNED THE JEyELsp
VINO OWNED THE JEwELso
WHO OWNED THE JEwELs2
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WHO OWNED TIE JEwELsP
WHO OWNED THE JEwELsp
WHO oWNED THE JEW
WHO OWNED The JEWELS?
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VINO OWNED TIE JEwkLsP
MRS. NJ. V. V1CIoG's GREAT Story,
READY TODAY IN THE
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Illustrates the Rcmarkablo Career OF the
HEIRESS or THE SANDAIrwOOD CHEST.
HEIREss OF TIE sANDALwooo CHEST.
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nLJMPiJ TUEATlJE.
" 80 performance Ms evening
1OMORBOW WE'D FSDAll EVENING the sth Oct.
FIST llME Oh Oh l.. FOA'S
NEW PANtONlNf. OF
WEE WILLIE WINkIF
Wee Winie Winkc. man OF all wo.k, after.
CD orain, b" me Jolly Miller, on the
RIVER Dec ftcrward Iautl .Nr. q ''. roauc
J.. lnucr youth Of IcilCsuOut laTe. IN 1--we with
Bondette, aitorN ard Harlequin this first up. ear-
Blordctle, the y lIcr's prlde,1axcu.hared though
not Rlondc' Lenders athanCtd, afteIwa. i CO.
II Inthe Nil Fan lleanc
Notohrt. the prc'n Consvrt ......... Miss . Rogers
Chat!glhpA the Rayul Laulily Nilj..Mrs \. Ycamans
our Fritz, Ca t1u u tie 70 al Guard..J. l. peronuy
i'toi Boticr me Royal 60 t....,,......Nr. AtNins
E.odsotic thc queen ~ i-ht nd beauty MI LPIior
D1mln1c, hrr Farv AueH dU !t....... Miss Flora Lee
Inc Twenty New Scenes ny Mc-ss. Hayes, Johnson,
Hud As,stauts.
1sssinnt-. Inc Wdrd-onc by Ars rrunhe and lI.son.
The Music composed and se'ec ct by Mons 7. sire.
bngcr the Whole Irol Icel Id1f the sole direction
oi the autiIur GEO. T.. FOX. Is /.
lutt Tran formation Scene, terminating Act fst Cnti.
tied, TuE GLORY on FIUtIsEITE
~ TUE
HOME or CONNOiVO1
t,uiwc. THE REALMS o. LIGHT AND BLAGIT.
BnN sheet omen for 'he securing o. seats weCfs
IN advance MA llNl.~, We tuC4lly ant SATURDAY at 3
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4ablrcs SanRs.
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
SIN BUILDING. opposite CITY HALL, NEW YoR

A limited huuhor Of ArLCIAL ACCOUNTS WI &c
oncncd, and interest aSOVci an the aaiv balance.
Checks Ia.d t .g.t, and without .hepa b.Va, Ia tas
DOM! lnlsn. o.Ly.
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Daring the whole time that my husband was n fu-
ait,e from justice received but three letters from
Inn. which were enclosed to his mother twu OF
them we're DESTROYED by her after her return from
tho trio to IOr; ani where she was present at the
fraudulent maria e Of my husband with his cousin,
Hiss Ma'un. The only letter have let Is published
below As will be seen, It fas for prudential reasons
neither date nor signature. Tue letter shows tile
,tudicd GOODNESS and deep duplicty OF the man:
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The FrenchCennnnnders.

The military career of Marshal Can
robert began in Algiers, and he first
distinguished himself in the assault
on Constantine. Subsequently, placed
in an independent command, he de-
fcated the Arabs in three campaigns,
in the last of which he displayed great
military skill in the disposition of his
forces. When Louis Napoleon was
President, General Canrobert was one
of his aids-de-camp, and aided in car
rying out the coup Petdt. Sent to the
Crimea in command of the First divis-
ion, he participated in the battle of
the Alma, where lie was wounded by
n spliI ter of shell, which struck him
IN the breast and hand. After the res
ignation of Marshal st. Arnaud Gen
eral Canrobert took command of the
army of the East, and at the battle Of
Inkerman greatly distinguished him
self by his personal valor. He led the
famous charge of the zouaves, during
which he was slightly wounded. Bad
health compelled him, in May 1856,
to return to France, or arriving IN
which country the Emperor treated
him with marked distinction. Dur
ing the Franco-ltalian war of 1859 he
he won fresh laurels by his heroism at
haiStnAu W llllc ~ tOOiiCiluO iiS io-
nous movements in aid of Marshal
| Mel turned the scale of victory in
/ favor of the French. For these SER
vices he was made Marshal of France.
! General Canrobert is one of the most
heroic men In Europe. In every en-
gagement in which he has participated
he has, with almost reckless courage
exposed his person to the enemy. As
II consequence he Is immensely popu'
lar with his men.
Marshal Bazaine Il well known ID
the people Of the United States. He
first distinguished himself In Africa
and subsequently served with credit In
the Crlmea. During tho italian cam.
paign he remained in France ON home
duty. In 1862 he was placed iii COM
| mand of the French expedition tC
Mexico, and succeed Marshal Forey IL
the supreme command. In the sister
republic he greatly distinguished him
self, considering the number of men
at his disposal, and for his services Inc
was created Marshal Of France In 1864
Marshal Bazaine bears the reputation
of possessing one of the most strategic
minds In the French army.
There are several other French gen
erals of established reputation who
will, no doubt, take uctive part in Tia,
contest. Count de Pallllao, Genera
dc Goyon, General Lebnuf and Coun
de Montebcllo are skillful officers
Marshals paraguay d'Hilliers au6
Random are each seventy-five years o
aye, and will probably not take til,
field.
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No NTHLY NOTICE J.
IEenl.I,,s BEST Dcfcncc.

"Thc weak eatcth herbs" says St. Pnul,
20 that eighteen hundred years ago the val
nc Of medicinal plants was appreciated. In
the Oil Testament botanical remedies nrc re-
pcutcdly recommended, but in no passage Of
sacred hstyry Is san recommended 60 swal-
low cnfomef IN 'f'fa pil or any other miner
III Preparations. The Flick were directed to
CT LC.la 20 strengthen them, to purify them
~ heal i'ci' 20 restore them. In that day
the ~; 81 % tinI vegetable extracts was I'M
knows. Tic hrraal medicines were mere In
fiisiOs.
II was reserved for n later age to unite the
sanitary essences of tonic, aperient and
antimlious roots, banks, and plants, with an
active stimulnnt, and thus secure their rapid
diffusion the debilitated and disordercd syf-
tenn. The crownng triumph of this efcc-
tive mode of concentrating and applying the
virtues Of medicinal vegetable was achieved
IN the production Of Hostetter'a Stomach
ljitters. Never before hada perfectly pure
alcoholic gtimulant been combined with the
Expressed Juices of the finest species OF the
vegetable King lom. Never yet, though eigl-
teen. ears have elapsed since its introdCc-
ton, has this great restorative been equalled
II IL taken at all seasons, in all climes, as the
most potent safeguard against epidcmics, n,
a protection against all unh ,althy cxhal
tions that produce debility or beget disease
Ms q remedy for intermittent and other mala.
rious ievers as an appetizer; Ms II sovereign
cure for dyspepsia; as general tonic and
| inyigorant; as gentle, painless appcricnt
as u blood dcpurcnt; Ms u ncryine; ms a
cure for bilious affections; M harmless
| anodygo; and 90 the SEsT DEFESCE 0l
| HEALTH undor unfavorablo circumstances
such as SC 'cntary pursuits, undue bodily OF
mental oHeHitn, hardship, privatioa or OK
posure, ln.
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STRANGE AFFAIR.-A daughter of
Mr.. Jacob jenkins, living eleven miles
from Taylor's Cave, who had been suf-
fering from a seemingly unknown
cause since last October, was taken
violently sick ON Wednesday last, and
when believed to be in the agonies of
death vomited forth small snake
about eight inches long, 1t is sup
posed to have been taken in while In
the act of drinking from spring near
the house, to have lived in the child
for about eight months, during which
time the little girl often suffered most
acute pain. Though temporarily re-
lieved by the injection of the reptile,
yet her physical system had been so
Frustrated that she died on the follow
ing evening. This unusual and re-
markable affair has created quite an
excitement i'm the neighborhOod of its
occurrcnce.-I'ress and Hcrdid.
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JOHN ROBINSON'S CiRCUS-A
PRODIGY AT DEGIllTIIION--
TOURNAMENT Al NEW RIVER
NHrIE-THE GAXETTE-TlIE
FRUIT CROP-HOW TO PLANT
THE APpLE-ANGEISS REST
TENN. AFFAIRS.
PEARisBURd, VA, July 10, 1870.
Juo. Robinsun's Circus and Mcnag-
eric exhibited here to-day to n large
crowd of people. The performance
was good with nothing new, but owing
to unfnvOrahle circumstances II was not
enioyed by the crowd. The heat and
dust were little less than ovsrpower-
ing and the accommodations In the
way of seats were Insult lcient nUd very
uncomfortable. The horses were in
fine condition But the costumes of the
riders wcrc soilcd and there seemed
to be general want of Interest on the
part of both the performers and the
/ audience. | have no doubt these inn
/ projections arc due to the difficulties
/ In tho transportation department in
! this region md that when the railroad
! is reached they will be entirely rem
! cdicd. Mr. Kelly the leapcr, Miss Cor
I della the female equestrian and the
negro rider are especially worthy OF
mention. The clown ut this point nc
/ cused certain gentleman of having
/ stolen his horse and swallowed him
| and proved the fact by pointing to the
/ tail hdHgiRg ont of his mouth. The
huge sorIpl beard of the Sch;lemaA
gave such point Ito the ease that peal
after peal Of laughter convulscd the
/ crowd.
Tho tournament at the Now River
White on Thursday, 10th, was an oc-
casion worthy of notice. At least four
hundred persons We're In attendance,
bcsidelhose from the immediate noigh-
borhood. With ono exception the
county of Wythe seems to have borne
off the houors of the day.
have had the pleasure of mocting
with Mr.. A. l.. Fry, the urbanc and
energetic editor of the Gdzcttc. He
speaks of charging IL in the course OF
few months to an eight page paper.
Its past success Is gratifying to its
friends.
If the special disability bill has pass
ed the House we may count on quite
Il multiplicity of Congressional aspir-
ants from this district.
The crops in this county are good,
but rain is absolutely necessary at an
carly day to render certain those which
y
fruit is greater and perhaps better here
than in any other county | have even
known. | am now in view of an or
chard which has been regularly bear
ing laLgc crops for third of century
ana it seems now to be in its very
prime and Is loaded with apples which
are tempting to the beholder. The
trees are twenty-five feet apart and
their limbs come in contact in every
direction, shutting out the sunlight
from the ground and eftectually con
shutting perpetual mulch for the
roots. | believe ii to be the true way
to raise the apple.
The season is really delightful ant
so pleasant has been my sojourn here
reposing at the foot of that unsurpass
cd monument of beauty and sublimity
the "Angel's Rest"-that / came I
pilgrim to the shrine of health and ;
fugitive from affection.
Please continue to strike for our brave
ticket In the first Tenn. district, Nc
Farland, Reeve and Haynes, and dom
forget TO charge that we have had NJ
representative in Congress from tha
district who has attended TO the wants
of our people. /. &. Il.
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If the contest between France and
Prussia is confined to those two ma
tions. the struggle must be sharp and
brief. 1t can not be prolonged how
or without plmging all Europe into
general war. There is indeed a
fair prospect that such will be the
case within very brief period and
not by any means improbable that we
may find ourselves drawn in through
Cuban complications. France has
become jealous of Prussian power,
and has without shadow of excuse as
sumed the responsibility of the ter
riblc struggle now going forward.
Gold has advanced but American
securities must have an increased de
mand in Europe which will cause q
reaction in a short time. BreadstullS
have advanced in anticipation of 3
prolongued struggle and heavy de
mands from Europe. There can, how
ever. be no certainty in any transac
lions in that line as yet; it will re
quire more time to develop the situc'
ton,
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rnE EUROPEAN CONTEST.
WAR DECLARED BY FRANCE.
PRUSSIA FULLY PREPARED.
TnoOgs MISSING on TNE rRoyEEn.


PARIS. July 15.-The declaration Of
war AGAINST Prussia has been unnounc-
cd IN the Corps Lcgislatlf.
The old garrisons have gone to the
front,
"ViVo Wnri" is the universal cry,
II is asserted that the Prusstlion iIiii-
bassador leaves Paris to-day.
An extraordinary edition OF COnsti-
tUtiORelic, issued at noon, announced
that, in consequence of the insult of
fcrcd to Bcndetta, France accepts the
war " hich Prussia offers.
The Corps Legislatiff declared war
against Prussia at ten minutes before
two O'Clock. Holland will remain ncu-
trail. Bclligcrcrcnts have engaged to
respect Belgium.
Yet troops arc rapidly concentrating
at Antwerp and other stragetic points.
BRUSSELS, July 15.-The intervcn-
ton of great powers for peace has boon
Intellectual.
Napoleon will announce the rupture
of relations between France and Prus-
STA today, which will be accompanied
by declaration OF war
LONDON, July l5.-Count Bismarli
has issued circular, which has been
telcgraphed in all directions, notifying
German vessels to hasten TO ports OF
shelter.
PARIS, Juno l8.-The Emperor Il
| expected to head the army in person,
| and by series of rapid movements,
I arrive at the Rhine before Prussia has
completed her defence.
All military pupils of two years
standing, are ordered TO join the army,
with the rank of sub-lcutonants.
Tho Algerian army is coming hom'.
PARIS July 20th.-Troops arc march
ing to the front. The Emperor atten-
ded by the Prince Imperial will go q
the front. No battle Is expected for
several days.
LONDON July 19th.-The Times says
"the sword must now docile.O