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The New York herald., 1870-06-06
SALES AT AUCTION.

JUNE. 6, l87O.-TRIPLE
-~- SALES At AUCTION:
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f,:asr' ao"a' hr:soi. hh:sSn''' assss:;u.. asssssa;
They vii Be- on exhibition on and from Friday. les inst.
ALLEN B. IN KINEEs HHy AyWCTI9SSEEEE Y .,xv,
Sa%ssrs srss 'Hs York
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q; S" oaes wsss 'Ss:
wilkes Spirit Of the Times Tar and Farm AsrPss.;
TrSaSs ssS Rsrcsy bspasch pos com%srcs
ALLEN q 3 HENsy, SEsEs, 4 AUcT19SEsR UYyHSs NINE.
saturday sf june H. al o Ha eceef tSeir
Nos % Chambers aud Resds street large and duo assor
Full particulars hereafter
A RCH JOHNSTON. AUcTIoNEER
2ss sSd ss,SoSm 81 IT, Sppos sr rsi Us
Nassau street large assortment Household furniture
bsss
Chairs, 10.
A N. cEIsrALAR, AUcTIoNEER, Aas gRoApwAY,
s Hoissn Sas s " e.
srosss: sss Esp s@a rs1Sl %1 ana ssy sa
Chamber Sets, Bedsleaas and bureaus,
Office Furniture, Desks
D'sis .sassa sSd sssss s'sss
f on M
UCTIoN NoTIcE.-oEo. BARKER. AUcTIoNEER.
Household Furniture: nrpns:: carpe.s, Car ss0,,nv, .o
GEORGE BARKER viii ssl on Monday. June 8, at
sale BreSoo Place Tenth street one
sS ssSF Ess: a
stands and Bookcases Centre Side Tables Dining aud
sna Sna
ead OH aIS yer an Se
to be sold without reserve.
AUCTION WEDNESDAY. JUNE sAT4p.M. ON
~ the premises Positive and unreserved sale to close an
estate. The well known !. X1sye% ssyr@ws piaos'
perfect and shout of with
sSctionseps MMLLoRY sa No. IS Liberty
street. or opposite the depot, Tarrytown.
LARGE SALE OF PAINTINGS
a. A. NJ CRlsTALAR, Auctionoer, win sell Tn ursday,
collection of Oil Paintings by European masters including
rev rare ancient now on % S sale h
Tuesday morning at 598 Broadway.
Rr N0TICE.-oTL PAINrINGs.-BY CATALOGUE.
IA r. LEVY, Auctioneer,
will offer at his gallery 80 Nassau street, this June
and following days. II O'Clock A. NJ choice collection Of
Framed on Paintings by eminent American and European
artists.
A UCTION NOTICE.
~ China Crockefy, Glass; Plated Goods Table Cutlery,
Fancy Goods &C., &c.
HARRINGTON &SEIXAS will sell on Tuesday NEXT June
T. At 10 o'clock general and desirable assortment Of the
above goods Of te English and American
To be sold from the shelves lots suit city and country
reta Goods carefully packed for shipping, tree of
charge
UCTION NOTICE.-AUCTION NOTICE.-LARGE
"A sale OF Household Furniture, Carpets PanotOrte and
3U0 this Monday afternoon, commencing ut IN
O'Clock, No 81 West Twenty y.seventh street.
j. ID. PARKES Il CO., Auctioneers
l.. FITZGERALD, Salesman
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DY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER-sELI.S
- at O'Clock at saesroom Third avenue corner Twelfth
street, handsome Furniture, Carpets Mirrors Bedseads
Bedding Paror and Chamber SUITS. Extension and OF her
Tables Chairs, &C., Of Beverdfer HOTEL also Cutlery
gross Stove Merchandise also Hoaes WaR
ons Bugges, Har also Clothing Dealers invited.
MAX BAYERSDORFER'S SaIesroom, 81 Third avenue
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A UCTION NOTICE.-AUCTION NOTICE.-LARGE
"A sale OF Household Furniture, Carpets, PianofOe and
800 lots, this Monday afternoon commencing Mt II!
O'Clock, No. 81 West Twenty.seventh street.
j. d. PARKES Il CO., Auctioneers.
l.. FITzGERALD, Salesman.
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DY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUcTIONEER-SELLS
ID 10 o'clock at 5s Greenwich street. Fixtures and Fur
niture of a Lager Beer Saloon.
MAX BAYERSDORFER, Attorney for Mortgage.
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DY j. w. CAMPBELL, JR.. AUCTToNEER. MORT.
ID gage sale of Hotel Furniture Fixtures &C. CAMPBE IL
C0 Auct,oncers $50 B0wery, will sell this day commence
ing O'Clock M at 25i and 25s Canal street. Of
Elm, New York CITY, In lots the entire Peror
Bedroom. Dining Sitting Room and Kitchen Furniture
Bedding Glassware, Crockey Cutery, Utensils Fixtures
&o contained in Bangs Hotel" BY order Of mort
rag
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" clair Bloomfield with three rooms, for two adults
and two children aged "a and lo also sabing for two
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TACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
MarshslS sae Monday, June6
~ II O'Clock 81 NO. s3 Broadway, door, back room,
We kGecta Of fsnoy card engrsye consisling OF Gard
IeoGooa etAsea ToolA GaAtieAeyY, Olce furnltre
OHARLES 3. WAITS. kAcahnA.
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ID GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, 225 BOwERY, SELLS
this day, atlD O'clock the Stock and Fixtures OF the
liquor 456 East Sixteenth street. in more lots
Counter Tables Chalrs Glasses Measures Bottles Dem
johns Stoves Shelving, &c chance for parties desiring
first class punn.
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-IN ORANGE, SOUTH
~ Orange, Bloomfield or Montcair, for gentleman and
wife and be first class and terms mod
Address, with reference, W. r. C., box %,s Pos.
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TIMOTHY BEENNAN.i COMMITTEES
sANGEs siSHHs x. XvHERHa Lhwia. Supplies
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WARREN HOUSE.
Watertown, Conn.,,
Is now open for boardes at reduced rates. For particulars
INQUIRE OF A. SMITH.
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DY NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
d. Handsome Household Furniture,
At auction.
NJ DOUGHTY will sell this day Monday, June at lO1
o'clock At the sacsroom 20 Nassau street near Fulton
large and hne assortment Of Parlpr Chamber Dnin
Room Suits; Lounges Wardrobes, Bookcases, Turkish
Ioupces and Easy Chairs. Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures
one large Iron Sare &C. &c The whole be peremptor
sold by catalogue, and worthy OF attention
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LNORDHAM.-FOR FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLE.
Il men, $S to H10 per week. house and furniture
quarters of hour from Twentsxh depot
d. MULGREW, Lissan Cottage, Fordham.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
n China, Crockefy Glass, Plated Goods Table Cutlery
Fancy Goods, &C., &c.
FARRiEGIoN AsEIxAs win sell on Tuesday next, June
T. a 10 O'clock general and desirable assortment of the
above goods Of te best English and American
To be sold from the shelves In lots suit city and country
retaNtrade Goods carefully packed for shipping tree OF
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Rr N0fiCE-OfL PAINTINGs.-BY CATALOGUE.
N p LEVY, Auctioneer,
will offer at his gallery 30 Nassau street, this day. June
and following days. O'Clock A. NJ, choice collection OF
Framed Oh Paintings, By eminent American and European
artists.
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INFORMATION REGARDING FIRST CLASS COUNTRY
Board at PLEASANTLY located farm house In Berkshire
county be obtained by applying to s. b.
Aye
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NO0D BOARD CAN BE HAD AT A LARGE FARM.
" house near the Mountain House, good fruit fruit; cold
Catskhl. Terms $S per week. WESLEY CUNNINGHAM,
CatskD, Kiskatom, Greene county, N. Y.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-27
Real Estate at Private Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
III the Court of Common Pleas OF Van
derbuFgh County, the undersigned, guar
dian of Edward ] Mitchell, offers at pri-
vate sale the following real estate belong
ing to said ward, viz; Subdivision No. 3
OF Lot No y, in the Original Plan of the
city of Evansville. situate on NJ ain Street.
tarre-src.T arl-s .ilrelcrse thereon.
Terms Of 6ale oco-thtrd C4sh G1d the
realaLe au olG ala tWc years. with inter-
este leIa 2W Ws baAEttr GusTd5ao.
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Consnmntlon.


ana Three Remedies. "SCHENCH's Pun
Hlrc SYRUP" for the cure of Coughs,
Coles Bronchitis, and every form of Con-
-.l,lr ion. The peculiar action Of this mec"
iciu Opens the ulcers IN the lungs, pro-
rlct the discharge of the corrupt matter
oeCtoration. Purifes the blood. and
taus ures Consumption, when every other
rs , fails.
hench's sea-Weed Tonic" for the
.Gra Il Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
aisoa es arising from debility. This tonic
11gl crates the digestive organs, supplies
Nl1 place of the gastric Juice when that Is
oslo snt, and then enables the patient to
Jiessi the most nutricIous food. It Is a
s1ver sIgn remedy for all cases of indigeg-
.lGl.
lenck's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
vaIuabIe medicines ever discovered,
a vegetable substitute for calomeI,
aving ell the useful properties as
claed to that mineral, without producing
suu its injurious effects.
these three medicines DIR. J. H
aahen ok, OF Philadelphia, owes his un-
-vnad success In the Treatment Of Pull
rc Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup
n7 the morbid matter. discharges It,
aEc aurines the blood. The Mandrake
GU upon the AANSAs AoAON1 aAA Ob-
ons therefrom, give the organ o
lesI " tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
-gllel is one OF the most prominent causes
or sumption.
-na Sea-Weed Tonic Invigorates the
DOW 9 of TIE stomach, and by strengthen
rg digestion and bringing 1t to a nor
ma nd healthy condition, improves the
greI of the blood, by which means the
fo1a ton OF ulcers or tubercles In the
becomes impossible. The combined
sollou OF hase medicines, as thus ex-
r. ID, " cure every case OF Consump-
ton I the uedies are used in time and
ta2 % o of the is persevered In suficient-
" 81 lring the case to favo able termina-
to1
Dr. 5chenck's Almanac ~ntatning full
ere8t 70 on the various forms of disease,
ode OF treatment, and general direc-
ena now to use his medicine, can be had
rr or sent by mail by addressing his
fec pal ONCE, No. Is North Sixth Street.
F slphla, Pa.
EEn3 or the Pulmonio Syrup and Sea-
caa Tonic, each 81 80 per bottle, or 81 30 a
Enlf noKen. Mandrake Pills. 26c. per box.
For le by all druggists and dealers.
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LYONS PORTABLE FUREAC
Patented April IL, 1870.

-YANTED - MEN WHO WANT
WV MAKE MONEH-Bere ia &C OPP
tunfty for making money rarely
scented in lifetime. i have got the
and surest selling article ever Invented
that every housekeepef buyD on q Hf
is q sma / Furnace Weighing Only go
pounds. that can be used with or Wlf4cu
q stove. It Will 1t In the holes % eng
sized stove or range and viii DO a. rl ugl
work with one quart OF fuel-chaIcols
chips, COKE cOrnconas wood or soft coal
as can be done on any stove with 0ne-hal
bushel. 1t Will boil three gallons Of waite
In ten minutes with less f1an oug uuHfl 70
fuel. II Will boil, br0il, roast, toaHt, naIf
and stew. IL is the best dat-iron neGler %
the world It's economy in saving fueI
marvellous. You have no smoke gas,
heat in the room. 10 sells the year Icunl
Retail price only 81 IS. Thousand ~
sold every week. Any man with g elntI
capital can clear from so to $50 per day D.
owning the right OF any good county enc
3. whole State IS Of incaicuiable worth %
man OF enterprise. VIII send sam pi
Furnace to any part Of the United go ele
on receipt OF 81 70. Address for ciIa4 .af
and full Particular.
CASPER N. JONES. Agent.
0e4@e - f0HN So 80 10y
afor-a lasa
Malu street. opposite ire 4aa
EsVaufHlft 4aa4aEa 1870
go ln oper tlcH.
pB- H prosecute every maH
fullest extent al tGe & 1850
sale one 81 Ny
a1t0aGA 4AH
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&c FanrrnI nANnRR snhdned.

TErI CURE u HOW DISCOVERED -
uavlfg been long AFFLICTED with CANCER
& fa ted to all the remedies OF which
a1l hear. Among them was one recon-
tanl ing a certain herb TO me as a cure.
faH I supposedly procured the herb,
aud prepared and applied IL, which
u1rde perfect cure, but on examination
ur che family physician he informed me
tDs ae herb had used. which had made
IA er. oct and speedy cure, was not the one
Fto1 mended. All VINO are AFFLICTED can
dul s. speedy cure by sending for the re-
eics Nth full directions for use. Price 85.
AodE So, with regisi cred letter or money
order. q EORGE MORGAN, Box Isl, Port
Tarv Orange County, New York.
Am
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T q Healing Pool.
AVS FOR YOUNG MEN, who
ave fallen into vicious habits, and
nov iesire a higher life, and q bette
nrl HOOD, with certain means of relief
fa 3 Rdiicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
se.1o ls, free Of charge. Address, HOW.
ItIl ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILADEL-
PA sep29
For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
lr Ir8 face, use PegTU's C0nseCtOHe nad PtgTs-
rtl smedtS. prepared only by DIR. b o.
l1T z 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
over where. The trade supplied by whole
.r'a ledtcine dealers. Inol7 d3m SPIN
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PIMPLES or THE FACE.

Hrr Comedones, Black-worms or Grubs,
Hlra " Eruptions and blotched dishgura-
tuaE on the face, Use PerrY's Comedone
fmple Remedy. Sold by all Drug
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TrsCELLANEoUS.

Z. T.ARMONT's REM EDIES, en-
pIoved 10 a IS years successful prac-
Only 81 %. CancerOus Blood Eradt-
n certain cure for all diseases of the
and Blood! BlenhorrhoeaI Extract
Virus Neutralizer, cures ali diseases
Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Organs,
}eminal weakness causes half the
es affiicting mankind, but science
Uperience have conquered the most
ending casesi Disease permanently
lted, with full manly VigOf and en-
ats restored. by DR.. LARMONT'S
OLINE and local app iances Bro
3wn systems rebuilt and constitu-
tade perfectly healthy after disease
strOyed FLESH AND BoSEi From
ficiency OF doctors and advertised
as DR.. Larmont has put his medi-
this low price. His Paris, London,
Work Medical Adviser and Mar
as ease Isl. 60
Rev
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SELF ENRRVATTON.

rs for Young Men, on Physical and
i uervation-loss of bodily vtgOr,
ge, and ambition - the cause and
with sanitary aid for the feeble and
nding. Sent free, In sealed envel-
Address, HOW ARD ASSOCIATION:
Philadelphia. Pa. mas 3m Sp n
GID QUACKS.-A victim of early
mprudence, causing nervous debtll-
mature decay, &C., has discovered q
means of cure, which he Will send
ID his fallow-suferers. Address J. H.
FES, 70 Nassau Street, New York.
w6n SpN
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FRAMING NOTICE.
FTgHE UEDEHS1G I'd EEAYEE q re-
~ turned 20 Granville. IS new prepared
60 take contracts Tor building hrt1aea or
any kind o. heavy cE 4GLrlc4bs fram1uEs
Epia 8n 1aQ2s asANes
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miscellaneous.
Business was quite active on the
levee Saturday, although there were
no outside boats except the Anna"
The lobe Hurt, from Little Wabash,
had fine trip in, and had to refuse
freight before noon, on her outgoing
trip........The Idlewild had a splendid
trip, including 151 hhds tobacco, and
great variety of miscellaneous
freight.......The Norman arrived at
IL o'clock with a good packet trip,
which Lew. Morris had gathered up
before she arrived at Cincinnati.........
The Fayette was again full Of tobacco
and people,. The Pine Bluff had an
excellent trip, arriving early.......The
tow boats Sam. Brown and Stella
passed down with large toWs of coal.
1.-THE Anna had good trip up....
The Evansville and Clara Scott we're
receiving literally, and both boats
would have all they could stoW........
The Idlewild also had fattering pros.
poets for a good trip out...........The
steamer Eau Claire. Captain Shew-
maker, is on her way from the Wabash
to this city to 60 into the dry dock.
......There were strong indications Of
heavy rain at the hour this report
closed.
GIeanIngs from Our Exchanges.
PITrsBURG.-The Commercial OF Thurs
day says:
The marks last evening indicated three
/ feet ten inches aud falling. The weather
was pleasant. The Wild Duck takes her
/ departure this morning.
| Capt Rhodes new packet E1chapBe mas
/ arrived She is q beauty and no mistake.
CINcISNATI-The Commercial OF Friday
says:
Cant. ION Bryson, clerk of the North
| western Packet Co. ssteamer Belle of Pike,
| is in the city spending fey days with his
/ He returns TO st. Louis next week.
| Com w. + Davidson's mammoth steam
/ ar Is All right again, and the work OF her
/ completion prog ressing rapidly. II we
/ had the naming of this monster craft, we
| would christen her John Kyle, notwith-
| proclivities. Although No Oldest. we believe
| he would "face the music" with piano
CAPT. John N. Skunk, of the Alice Dean
/ starts for Philadelphia, Sunday night, aud
/ will be absent two months. In the mean
/ while the Alice Dean will receive q new
| CT Under and other repairs.
/ A Russian merchant is having neat
schooner built In stockton, California, for
/ the Amoor River trade. and IL Is expected
Il that If this enterprise proves successful,
/ this order will be followed by others Of
i the same nature At is a well known fact
+ that except for vessels OF r. very liEal
i drauaht -tnG navigation on tulE Rrapd
rlver-over 1850 miles fla lengths uO
E easy matter. Perhaps no stream ln lL
+ world hes SUCH puZlHng variety %.
+ shoals and channels % tpia AMOR firaF.
I leading through q rtch bat uudgVeicrsa
/ country
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The Matches made four LANDINGS fo
NicksbuIg. consuming ~ minutes Te..-
minutes. e.
a Natchez paper says the TenuFdaa
S.Alss.a ~ = N = cfAppSiu condition some
uSas.Laa elL y ~ o. har machinery having
OoouAhSu a SHUT distance above that point.
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ROB MOTH PATCHES, EEEoKLEs

HPERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE
Nm, !" the only Reliable and Harm
lemedy for removing brown dtscol-
ms from the Face. Prepared by DR..
. GERRY, 40 Bond street, N. Y. Sold by
r lists everywhere. aprl-6m
To remove Moth-Patches, Freckles,
an from the face, use PeTy'y's Moth
~eckTs Lotion. Prepared only by DR.
'ERRY. Sold by all druggists.
g3Qr,. SIM
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Portable Engines (sGa0 mall size), and
Portable Circular Sas0 Mills.

Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the POrtible Circular Saw
Mil is from 125 to $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. have reduced this amount
and require only from 60 to 80 pounds per
square inch, al which steam Is not con-
sfdered in the least dangerous, and Is, at
the same time, more economical in the
saving Of fuel, &C We append the follow
ing certificate Of the first Of my new style
Porte BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusal of sawyers and all those desiring
TO purchase, and solicit a call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron ax3es, easily drawn from q place. ana
always ready for operation In q few hours
or mounted on legs and wooden sktoss or
otherwise:
M. KRATz The Portable Engine you
furnished me, i consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect as any machine 1
ever saw, runs light, uses 80 pounds OF
steam for running q double % and ~ 1ncn
circular saw mill for common days bust :
ness. An average days work, bsOOO 20
10000 feet OF lumber, easy, Win 10 POUNDS
Of steam. A ]. CALDW1LL5
Lynnville Ind.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
nov i5-sm - O. KRATZ-
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable
Imnrovad Gitv PrOnertV.

1WpFON6u O1bJ GIOpoItJs
RTOTICE is hereby given, that the I'M
~ ders1gned, Commissioner appointed
Dy an order of the Vsnderburgh Court of
Common Pleas to sell the real estate be-
longing to the heirs of Martha Gregg, de-
ceased, will, on
THURSDAY. JULY 7rH, 1870.
Between the hours of 10 O'clock A N. and
5 O'Clock PM, at the Court House door in
the city of Evansville, VanderburRh
County, Indiana, sell at public auction an
the following described real estate, to-Tvft.
Lot number fourteen (l4,) in Block num-
Der forty f40,) in the Eastern Enlargement
of the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh
County. Indiana.
The improvements on the said lot con-
sist of a good two story frame house, with
i've rooms and q Kitchen, hall, two
porches, good frame stable and other i'm
proVements.
Terms of Sale - One-t third cash; one
third In nine, and one-thIrd In eighteen
-----z t-rTa - -7T E our-
@lVsa@ his noEeE with approved
5G6es. vita sufarasa % s1N Dar cent.
ger znnuu1. wHtrane RELIEF fE1l1 Falusl Som
o. appratsenenL Jaws fcE Ena deferred
1anwEaanEs JOSEPH GE EsLE5
fs5 din Con- sssicrsT
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-06-03
Spring Diseases.

As the weather gets warmer, less food
is needed to keep the body warm; we,
i'm our blindness, endeayor to keep up
the same heat, to burn as much fuel in
July as i'm January. If we do not eat as
much, the system cannot appropriate it;
it is rejected, it is cast out; but in max
ing the effort to cast it out, naturally
force is expended which ought to have
been saved, weakening ourselves unnec-
essarily while we were weak and Ian
guild before; and these were the very
feelings which prompted us to be doing
something to make us feel better, to i'm
prove our general condition, and to in
crease our strength. The means we used
were to force upon the stomach much
larger amounts than were craved, thus
imposing upon that much abused organ
the additional labor, not only to eXpend
the strength of the system unnecessarily.
but to cause irritations, and fevers, and
inflammation, which brings wreck and
ruin to thousands every Spring and Sum-
mcr-the deaths in the warm months be-
ing nearly double those i'm the cooler
ones i'm October and November.
Health increases i'm the Autumn. The
health, and strength, and bodily enjoy
ment of all communities increase as the
weather begins to cool in the first days
of October; the appetite gradually inn
proves, because Nature sees that as the
weather is getting cooler outside, there
must be more fuel consumed within, and
she instinctively calls for more food; and
the strength increases proportionally.-
Dr.. Halls Health by Good Iriag.
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A Fearful Adventure.

In Jacksonville, Illinois, last month,
SAYS the New hampshire Gazette, an
insane woman created great excite
ment BY her man freaks. She escap-
ed from her cell in the Insane Assy-
lum. ran up upon the roof, ran to the
edge and swung herself off, dropping
upon a cornice several feet below -
The account continues:
Upon this cornice, foot wide, and
some 70 feet above the ground,
the wild maniac walked back and
forth for a quarter of an hour. Men
rushed to the roof and passed rope
to her, and tried to persuade her to
fasten it about her Jody,. but in vain.
Below, beds were brought and placed
so as to break the fall, should she leap
from her perilous position. After re-
manning Oh the cornice fifteen min
utes, seemingly unconscious of all
danger, she swung of, and holding by
the cornice until her feet touched a
cap of the fifth story window, she LET
GO the cornice, and walked erect and
and steady upon the cap, which was
but foot wide and four feet long.
There, at that fearful and dizzy
height. she stood gazing about for a
quarter of an hour. Then she seized
firmly the rope lowered to her, and
,eaped into the air. The strong arms
above gradually lowered her, and
when she was about thirty feet from
the ground, she relaxed her hold and
fell upon the beds below, and, al
though stunned, was taken up unin-
jured.