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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11
A TERRIFIC CAT AND RAT STo-

A TERRIFIC CAT AND RAT STo-
RY.-The follwing is given by a far
mer living near Peru, as veritable
truth, TO the best of his ability:
He was sitting in his barn silent
ly engaged in mending an old har-
ness. when he observed his favorite
cat Tom cautiously approaching an
opening between TWO barrels. Tom
squatted near the point af observa-
ton, his tail moving with majestic
slownesS, his ears set forward in
quiringly, while his body glided
nearer and nearer the opening
Suddenly he shot forward like a
black bolt of lightning, and as
quickly back again, bringing with
him huge rat. The rat struggled
violently and squealed terribly but
Tom laughed, his long black tail
proudly perpendicular. Tom laugh
ed before he was out of the woods,
for the terrible screams of his VIC
tim called a whole regiment of rats
to the rescue. They rushed in up
on Tom from every point of the
compass, too swift and too numcr-
ouS to be counted.
Tom was surprised out of his dis
erection and sprung up three feet
from the floor, with a rat holding tc
each hind leg, and the rest eager iol
him to come down. He came down
of course, and then began a most
fearful struggle. Tom swore terri
bly, in cat.latin, furious fell his blows
The rats fought in silence, except
when Toms sharp teeth met under
the backbonc of some luckless rat
Tom was losing ground; the pres
/ sure was too great for him he wa
down, two or three clinging to eacl
leg, a dozen at his throat, and rat
swarming all over him. At Thu
critical moment an Amazon cat
/ with her two grown kittens leape'
from the haymow and pitched IN TO
Tom. This timely reinforcement
soon ended the struggle. Tom linn
! ed away, bleeding freely, but tn
dead aud dying victims of his prov
css were no less than thirteen, bl
sides the wounded that escaped
no prisoners taken.-Ottdicd RepN
iicdu.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11

JOSH BILLINGS ANSWERS TOCOR.
RESPONDENTS Eyed--Ycw aint
obliged to ask the girls moth cr If
VA may go home with her from "A
uarti ret the girls endorsement and
20 in it ar proper enough to ask
her to take your arm, but YOU have
no right to put your arm around her
waist unless you meet Il bear on the
road, and then yon are supposed to
relinquish your hold rs soon as the
bear gets safely by.
lYhip-You are right--mules live
to "a lonely age | have known them
myself to live one hundred years,
and not half try. You are also right
about their being smc.tooted; | have
known them to Kick n boy twice in
a second, ten feet of.
Gai,Wde-lom inquiry stunpS
me. The more | think about it the
more | can't tell. As near rs ! cal
recolect now, think | don't know
Much might be said both ways
neither may he right. Upon the
whole would or wouldn't, just as
thought, or otherwise.
Iiutdrck---Nourc mistaken; tho
Shakers don'tmarrS II young sha
kers iall in luz they are set to weed
in onions which cures them forth
withly. ! can't tell you how mucl
! it takes to join the Shakers, but
believe the expense used to be, III
cludng having your hair cut an'
learning to dance, GJ dollars.
SpoyismaR-Your inquiry is no
exactly in my line, but | haste {
reply as follows, t0Wit The ligll
, length to cut of n dorgs tail la
not beeu fails discovered, but II /
. undoubtedly somewhere back of III
. ears, provided you get the dorg
, consent in writing.
! Kitty--'ro my own personal view
in the premises, it appears that III
| best article of rat and mice extern
t nalor is II well regulated Thomt
o eat beware Of base imitaiionsj sol
- by all respectable druggists.
|. - -
4 GOOD si1e---Exclcisc
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11
PROBATE COURTS.


bradford Districe, 1890, 7~s0.
pknBATE COURTS W. % Doe holden within
L aud fur thr District of Bradford, for tile
Jeu ensuing, o. follow viz:
Attic froitci House in Bradford
9u tAo sMoal l'u lays of January My
JulY and SoptmU,i, fssu.
At the Hotel IN llaat Corintl ~
.he sccoud ruesdoy5 o. February, June. .
..a,t and November ls3o.
Atthc Probate OGioem NoNbl.r.
ON thr second Tuesdays Of Mnteh, and oct,
Der lEO.
Atlhe Probate OliCc, West Fair
lee, ou the sc'oud 'iupsdav m December. 1862
ma the 'ccoud Tuesday va April $50.
ALNAG NsAS, Il, .atcr
WcNFuirle, VI, Dee. /, i5D
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11

The great llumbolt salt mine, near
Austin, Nevada, is described by a
California paper as looking like
lake frozen over. The salt is as
hard and as smooth as ice. Were
it not tor hue particles which are
condensed from Vapors arising from
beneath, and which cover the crys,
talline salt TO the depth OF perhaps
oue-eighth OF an inch, it would make
an excellent skating rink at al times
of the year, except on the very un-
frequent occasions when it Is covered
with water. The eXpanSe of crystal
lied salt is no less than 20 miles IN
length and l. in width, without q
break or flaw tor the greater portion
Of that extent. The stratum OF sol
i'll salt is about six or seven inches
thick, under which comes layer of
sticky, ,SingulaIly looking mud,about
two feet thick and under this again
another stratum of solid salt, as
transparent as glass, of which the
depth has been found in some parts
to be six feet. In summer tins salt
plain, glittering and scintillatIng i'll
the light Of an almost tropical sun,
presents a brilliant appearance
The frosty covering and solid salt
is as white as the snow, while the
crystalline portion, when exposed,
reflects dazzling prismatic colors.
/ This immense deposit is remarkably
pure, being % per cent. of salt and
| ) per cent, of soda-which is purcl
than what we commonly use for oui
I tpl1os
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11

The ritusyillc H0VljWlls a story
Of young man from jamestown
who applied at one Of the first no.
tp's Of tue former place fora situa-
uan. Tie landlord informed linn
that there was bgt one place vacant
that of lamp cleaner. The queS.
toner accepted the situation, OBJ
serving that he would like some
thing as rcmuncratiye as possible
ms he was once a clerk, spoke iom
different languages nuently, We
"Oh, that's of no consequence" SAT-
the unapprcciative landlord "thl'
business won't require You to speak
but one language, and mighty little
of that =
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11

\ Tennessee revenue officer re-.
ports thata "barc OF whiskic secArd
by me for not being stampl has been
stoll by rhllns, with faces disguyss'
I'd with hrip'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11

SAYS the Louisville Courier ::
"Whcn YOU come 10 look NJ it pro-
perly. there Is nothing strange in
The fact that 10 citizen Of Chicago
has ever been converted 10 Nor
mouism. A man who can't live with
one wife ak weeks at u time uatur.
ally stands aghast ut the thought
of attempting TO live with fifteen or
twenty
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11
The BHH aud the Elephant.

Shayy was a quarrelsome old Tel
low, who, though born Quaker,
had been read ont of the meeting
for his evcrbearing and irritable dis
position.
lie owned the crossest dog, and
the most troublesome steers, and the
widest bulls, and the widest cows
in the neighborhOod. He was al
ways in shot water" with his neigh
bors in consequence of his unYuly
stock. But Shay come TO grief
one day, in 4 way which taught him
a lesson. The story is thus told:
A short time since, NanAmburg's
menagerie was obliged to pass his
residence. A little before daylight,
Nash, the keeper Of the elephant,
Tippo Saib, as he was passing over
the read with his elephant, discov>
cred Shavy. seated upon a fence.
watching Il bull which he had turn.
ed upon the road. 1t was paving
and believing, and throwing up a
tremendous dust generally.
"Takc that bull ont Of the way"
shouted Nash.
proceed with thy elephant" was
/ the reply.
"If YOU don't take that bull away
he viii get hurt continued Nash,
approaching, while the bull redoub-
led his furious demonstrations.
.NIAAD't 4rnt1l,1n +'ySl1t a hAnt thl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11
Race 6etreen EN- diik u RailrO0d
II'UiR.

The passengers on the morning
train from Siox city to Cherokee on
the Iowa Falls and SioX City Rail
road were recently not only the
spectators but participants in one
of the most exciting races that has
come within the range Of our eXpe-
riencc.
When between Iemars and Cher
okce, the train in rounding a curve,
Numbered down Oh a drove of four
teen large, fall grown elk, which
were quietly browsing on the open
prairie, about fifty yards west of the
track. Startled thus suddenly from
their quietude they Immediately
started off on a full run, no doubt
expecting to distance the frightful
and fiery monster that had SO sud
denly broke in upon them while
they were eating theirmorning meal.
Forward dashed the elk, while close
/ Is following them came the fiery To-
comotiye and attendant cars. Every
| person on board the train immedi,
ately rushed to the windows and
platforms, and became excited par
ti2ipantS in the race. At first the
elk gained on the train, but engh-
eer Prescott, not wishing to let mus
Gle distance steam, let on a little
more OF the latter, and the engine
commenced TO gain,
n.t.t INN ll't- tho nll- would slnni
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11

\ hunter in Summerhill, Cmw-
ford county. Pa, trced wild cat,
and then ran away and left his dog
to watch il. The dog staid there
until the wild cit got hungry, when
she came down and ate him up. The
hunter now coagratulateS himself
more t,.itn ever on his wise coursc.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11
RATES SUBSCRIPTION.

One opv our year. IN advance, $l,5o
If not paid within three months, 2.OQ
fF-So variation whatever from these rates.
y-No paper discontinued until all arrcaT-
ages arc paid, except at the option Of the
1.uhlisda~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11

Poetry is tho flower of literature ;
prose is the corn, potatoes and meat ;
satire is the aqualortis; Wit u the
spice and pepper; loyolettcls are
the honey and sugar; and letteas
containing rcmittauces are the apple
dumplugs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11
,BOl, Printing

of all kinds neatly executed at the lowest liv-
ing prices. Oar o4ice is well furnished with
material and stock for this department, and
we now have experienced and competent
workmen To Gse them. If you want any print
ing done YOU need not 20 TO tho city, or out OF
the county, Tor you can get as good work and
as low prices at this office a. at any other.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11
a.. II. COLLINS,

LICENSED CCTTON z T.
wi-r tOrsitNM, W.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-11

y good Exercise
, 1870-07-20
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TIE CHI
CAGO DAILY MApKET.

Tuesday EVENING, Julg ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the excessively
week, there has t'crn considerable increase both
III thu Fcct!tts anu shttmtats Of butter, the AZ
rivals exceeding those nf the previous week by
so,e'3 -. The Inquiry for home consumption has
fallen Oh somewhat, b1t thus far Las been 8ufd-
r!ens TO absetp all sea1y chulcc offerings and for
For ali other descriptions, however, the market
gives evidence OF weakness. AMI holders generally
would lie Elal to realize st 4 concession Of 1f12c
from previous EateR. The shIpnrDts have been
chiefly to New York aud Ecatuu, though cunsd-
eIaffe purchases have been made for Lake Supe-
ficr ami the !uuiher counstr. We quote: Caolce
tfhiry. 27e 2+c: fair rn En0d tub anu urEtn, 1sa
elr: common grades. La 15c.
BAGG1SG-There has btcA q respectable in
Crease III thu aelilud for Xral1 b1Gs during THE
past few days unaer which The marke4 has sttfT-
entd, i'u1. ts yet. has NIT materially advanced.
s.aths cat s'e iouc:t al :sEc, a14 other stantarl
qu+s: sn.. are fairy hcit ut esas:c for ~ i,u, and
SACKS rn.rsn quiet and st .p.y. Wtcgaote: Stark,
@3i.cs Lsisl!nw+ &c: Le@ist"n, 4, 42c; American,
snc: .tn,sH IL, ccse: Cntoa. 4. es: .1tnntes, eK
i.u, :i,s &c: c1'iiiltrs 4-'u. co: burIapA +-bl.
i.ta sc: w"ol sacks, E9c.
s'cHa,rs TOR '.s,'.'in: materials and prices
::.t.a7 Nrr. York sur..tnc do. : br, A0ts
4.ss,: flartie dus@. i hr., s35taa:s; lime,
IN Iutk, = hr., sI-t~,: lime. ID i'rI-, = 81
s..S': q rn't: C:aEk's t'liea, r hrl, s.is:a.:;:
s2.d1ae IS; Louisville ccnen., 81: .aas: p'a .
feTuc as. = la, Is &c: white sac'!, T hri. s3.U3
Il IRE .-ick:, 7 1.nias, go ~ aEast; tIre c.af
i ttrl. {.d4a i.e-: plaster. II hrl, :aWa.es
BOOTS AND SllOEs-Trahe WAS quiet and
rftcrs were hstle s'etter than nominal:
, 1870-07-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Fort OF Chicago.

s o+n AEssivEn Gs, 3.:: q, .5nl1 Is an! j..
dries.
sfnf Maa!llowtf. Mi'"aniee' - hSs 1st' so' bsls
stmr e"1'''a, ST. J.sePn. Is hSs nsA. aud sau-
l.rr Ilt'1,'n. Musseson. e1e m Iarler.
ffop r,i,1oa ii 9a,1. s;, af,.al,: - pfss nsn'
ffer !iEtsnes't fdttn bss. t''Ha m snl'Glc7. tc"
pAcs TN. @ ~ tH!ls fiIcS. AMI staldftes.
It Eton psan !, ise'lna; nn''",9' snai,sres
fftl nv atl'Ga 41atq1e11e IL pigs teh. 70 h'tse7
~ r. snns :5on f' n,s: anu ~ 5,h,l1Iss-
ffep !:ns~ at",s hnnain. ~ lars ra'l'oal Inn.-
Co.. :: ikz: ~, i sn s',a''rsss s;.
niNr fasts!r. !" sSPa: sant,f,,s.
bsIh tsl, s. s.. Melsh!i ,.sI T., ~. W trnS t"al
BARK saf'ria. Br7ao; ~ TN, t''aL
sshr isa cGe1 ann 1s, pS't ,,a sae; i. ~ E r. eF
.trs
scLr &. i: Ware. Frank''u, % NJ lurn'eT.
EFT EFT sie1"';s: I . -. sa:naw, ~ T. f.r'+ sat-
sshr =; 3.e Z, 'ohnsoH' sauEstuek' s' m i"m'er en-
Schr swallow, l'ut!aI'. tae tons coal.
Sehr l-a La"son- Muste:on. u: IN anller,
schE Monsoon. Aa.ksfosi. 1eo NJ lumber.
Sow ApnI*,on. saginaw Bay. 1919 telegraph
Nlts. w pusts.
Nm Antarr, Musktean: lso n ,nnbeF;
Ha!k butcher loy+ E!E RAphls, $50 N lumt*s.
harH E'1zabetn Junts, hunaln ,un tons cna'
schr I. g. Ks,aits MuskrEon. !l6 m lumFeF.
schr naa!e4 Ain''asl' oconto. 7'a m 'nnl'eE- Is m
NH.
senr =. :. bs1ane.on. n Aasseson: ~. n lamoer;
ehf :, Koihoseh' 1s,n bF suaa'eo' - m lumber. 80
e, - y. ~ ~. r, ,,
'Ftl I'LL "e"oF1' Eseaua"a+ 'a' u lumpes. IL N
s.e,- a;o,,,a, r,,-,,.- Dr., -
S I;ta = Anse'; -. @ iss. - VI n'sm: ~
seh1 Il - Wi;sri Tns.," ~ ~ 1,s y, 81 'a'H.
80 ~ - - =. - ,1 Su'' t' ~ tun'ptts
Scs1 .v, ass,t, ~ N N .sa,,et. u %
h = ,nrt, ,a. IT,, S =, ~ IT, y, I,;,
, 1870-07-20

THE TR0rELLER BRISTOL C"1.LIssoS.-Fr,N1 the
hiilty frt:r!'- we learn that the vessel SUNK hy
'"llis[an with the propeller Rnst'l. Fear Thar
n!acc ahtnf ten .tavs s!tlte, w.s the schooner
Edltb, If Hamilton, and n"f the Azny. ~ at d It
reported Thr collision t,ccErrr! on PuH U=huwA
SHORTLY sitter >ht *Hs atrsors4t by thr propeller.
he tug att Franklin seut to TOW t1rr lufo the
fArlur. Il: having settled thu wafer vesr fast
Nh.thv gt; hnlrse shs. rf,,tltled. 4nh now es on
lrE :aut ,s In r'-tEtcen feet "f warr, II tlar-
ErrnIs !ns''t"n, hl'st-::c:lnG the ha:ts,r. The
Edith had rn rArEr- She IL owned l.s Nj. tam
tron. oi Hamilton, who inents TO havr her rasct
cusi repaired.
A lAr1a,S nsewSEp.-t=raain McAu,um. nf
The >chct scr s!ary ANA. Was drowned IN Lake
Erie, between POT, Maitland and Long Point. assnt
week a=". He and the ,naH ut the wheel wc1r
aionr I'll .ir' H. the remainder t'-nC ascer helnw
and It Is %Irl" ,e thai. in tr.sh" T. pass aE thu
r1us' ha.r s:i'sH III thr ralt an h' te! tnt The
water. 1hr tHSn who WAS 1t tn' wheel thinks hr
h~s-t1 sut, hut believing :har II was onr IT TIE
rreW c!:- MT for sIor1. he pa! no attention TO
\ pr11a,c telegram received from Captain D. Me-
Fariauu II s' pvo3e!.tr Guiding STAR STATES that
that steamer rAltlpdcti her ho!leF carly fn the
morning, at Pert Maitland. twhhh .s at :hr mouth
{, Grau,t nttcE, ont one OF the entrances u the
The Guiding star left Buffalo at n n. m .stur-
day. with l1lA ct freight md a few passengers
fer thts e1ty, and YESTERDAY mo:alnE IN; mt Fo;i
Maitland to take on snu1c wood. While tsinc at
the wharf the catastrophe occurred.
So far as IS known At this writing. Larn.a Gar
nrtf. the second engineer, vast only one iturff
He was severely scaided but to what extent We arc
unahle TO state, He flvts In our city. No paEt.cu-
ars. other than those here reported hare, a. set
hfetI received.
The Gu.ttn. s:ar tse.ouec1 to the rnlcn Line,
Gal Was owLti hy Captain Rlo'Ise.s. She tia res-
IN service number OF years, aid may have hcrn
worth *1h, ,tN0.-nesrot: T'ss. July Il.
, 1870-07-20
THE GREAT
Spring L Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been revolu-
tionized. and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PR0STRATI0N, Is THE TRUE MED
ICAL PHILOSOPHY. The introduction
of PLANTATION BlTTERS. pre-
pared with pure St. Croix Rum and
caisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great f3et. The life-sus-
timing principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme-
diate and most encouraging change.
If the appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect,it becomes easy and thorough:
if the liver is torpid, it is reused and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrung; :;
ifthe brain has been haunted by morbid
fancies they are putt fight, and hope
and cheerfulnessreturn. In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bility. dyspepsia, biliousness. constipa~
ton and mental despondency. wrought
by Plantation Bitters. no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
terrible evacueuts which were once pre-
scribed as Spring and Summer medi-
cines have utterly lost their prt*tigt.
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Bitters, in which are combined
the elements Of a stomachic, an invig.
GRANT. a mild laxative, neryine, and
an anti-bilious specific, reigns in their
stead Sold ty all Druggists,
, 1870-07-20

The following graln tlas been ,rcelyrd up to 10
o'clock this morning: 1ts ratF wheat; ts1 cars ana
1880 LII cp7h: l6 cars oats: cars rye: car bar
lev Total tls5 cars), 13o.0tO bu, -.
withdrawn yestcr,ls" for c. consnC1pt.onr b.oIl
hn wheat; s,,9s I'm corn; Z ~ III oats-
Th-r was full attendance on Change tsedaF.
and continued excitement in the fcattnc gram
mari els, thu now ordinary war causes ostne aslt-
ct to IN the c1se at wheat 6r rrP1Itstl ba co1dl-
Tim In several VI the clcSa.nr5 Tnc repos.s frnn
ahroal wrrc couiltcun7 IL tho e2trclnc. aut thcfs
were tumots OF IN a1ms;4ce between the LEO
great asll!gercnt powers nf Europe, which were
not universally believed. ttut mslic s1sAns hnde.s
yefy EerIuus nevertheless Hence rFice7 1eaN-
eness tIom the exr,l1i quoiati.'ns which obtained
ea9ly. aud the markets were more active at me
decline, Us tuyess wer! n0Fr wI1n0 to take hold.
fteh~lntH were rAiheE Gutcs% and irregular.
TIE markell oEncsl strung. with +.ars Ut ~ brls
Iron laun,l, Al slQ, which was &C ab<t. the pr.ce
paid yesterday. But later l. weakened. and there
we1+ Re!icrS al sac at The close; 40 bgls wood
hound sull nteSk.c. .....
Lake f1t!Ehts were 1En1.. I :itt. at YESTERDAY s
rI!ecse Il total u: II grain cthr.rts were rrrIte~l
uf Wh1th were !uF wheat, IT sc l'r satl ai &:
Kingston, - - -.-'
Provisions we're moderately ac,.v~. In i small
~: and ueciff!!lE n.mer. The demand was foE
hhtteSts. htNt. istnetraily shunl.fcrs, which were &c
s1r.Hc La51 1ss aso tE1eE, md mess porx WAS
sfaMt tt.'. ,R z hrL We Quoic closing Prices IS
~ ~ M:ss pork, shts - u; uls.s> ordinary.
! -, s-:...l: rumIA, &14.eeta34.:O: lard. fs4 4
I l''+ lo1 winter, sud i5H9lGo for summer; F. r.
, 1870-07-20
l.1KkE 3nn6rXnE NHNAa

The propeller Cuyahoza Arrived At Chicago
ifoin Lake superior, Noniay evening. We have
tie following memoranda trom her c1erk. Lit
Duluth 7ct.,.av night, 18th. and Bayfield, next
morning. Mel propeller Meteor on Ont 1nacon
Sane evening: Met propeller UhlnnaRon on Polnt
hywsvnaw, ThnrAls. morning. LctI Harqnrt
st!nas s a,teFneon fhc following vessels wr.e at
Aan'"st', ,.' A'E~Lin-. Darten. Saginaw, Summit
;,mEa Mc,t>, = Y. ,'ohnsun stariicAt. Mi.ln1rht.
attr'tef: Maix co'lns. e. u. Muoi, Monarch. I'M
Itttai. n4k Leaf- Eron+1 ct.,k Grace Nur1Ar
Ns'nh"w. Anna Gsovcs. ramtsc,, ami General
ss''. N consequence nf III" SICK rt'ez ~ the
lH'Des l.n. exhausted. many nj the ys-.xe]4 anll
haze 10 watf frnm week to ten days II, a loa,i
s1et = f"H:'f ei'vt1i vessels between Marlcrfte
:tG tIl" r:s1ul. tr'uIh IN. Met the following W.
:els IN y. rvs river, hor1h up: Mau,n !. VA
~, $. Il n n'tsnv, IuFa. t. II: Walker. Mili.seS.
ExttaH"r. Exile. Brehtle, Wa-Ita1, Afher'a1,
nG New l..et!o1. While at Nackinaw, Saiarias
tss!'Ec. Hr learned rhat The srhconrrs NaI1"eti'
arh lialwin ot'pitt ri Oil Mask;naw. bf wEi'.:l
the Man;net,t was SINK The Marquette VA
'raiieti will @afl. We did not learn wras damage
.hr R1d1s It, Sustained.
Tht' Cusatc.a hf:sut:ht down from LIKE Sl.ne-
nor liz torst block store. ami SIS rols .-uI c.c,
fAkc,. ,.inss r,lrtoa
, 1870-07-20

Tapestry, bru6- .EStfa auper1ne. IL. 1aH
s.'ls-....- &1.3h~ LIS Medium suPerdnt..l 40
EAtsa 3-pir carpet Fine tnRy7ln...... 90
1uC...- 80 Belgrade goods. 81
Imperial LPly ,io. u .set mon uhe..... -.45754
Fine 3rfF do. .l.35 |
Hosinn prices:
Calumet. ...........s5 Hecla a......,.,e}
f55SSS;il ff3Sss5;i pai's.: quincy. ,.:...:::;ls
, 1870-07-20
SEA MOSS FARINE.
THE new FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FARINE-This new and
elegan. preparation, mace from Irish
hoss, or Carrageen, is conceded to be
he cheapest, healthiest and most delic-
:ous food in th. world As delightful
:able oesse: it has no equal, and is a
light and delicate food for invalids and
Children It is superior to all kindred
preparations.
This new article Of food has every
where won golden opinions" Of all
sorts Of people, and the housekeepers Of
the land generally regard it in the
double Light ota staple necessary and a
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from it cannot b. obtained
even at an extravagant cost from any
other source. For twenty-five cents you
can buy a package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and
like quantity of Pu:i:iings. custards,
Creams, Charlotte Rasse, &c.
RAND SEA MOSS fARiRE CO.,
SO Park Place. ~. y.