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The New York herald., 1870-05-25

ID Oice No. 2 West Fourteenth street
ROBERT sOMERvILLE will sell by aneiion on yr,ts,
May "a at 10 O'Clock, mt the private residence No oi Es
Fourteenth street, northeast Of Fourth avenue ali The
Furniture contained In above House '
Particulars in tom0rr0w'a paper.
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NAECUTOKSI SALE.
IL v. X. STEVENSON, SON 4 co, n. L. FAIRCHILO
Auctioner Will sell at snction Wednesday June l. ls7O
at " M at the Exchange saesroo M. III broadway By
order OF the OF Isaac Dyckman deceased
slOO ACRES,
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AT YOUR OWN TERMS OF PAYMENT AND VERY
~ cheap--Two most beautiful Country Homes close to
the CITY, with all city conveniences water rooms
satonary wash tubs bells speaking tubes plots OF
ground nigh and healthful Ocati0n from
up town or down town in forty five fifty nineteen
Times day each between A. NJ and midnight by the
nest railway and the houses
Particulars of ALBERT CoGsWELL, 245 broadway H. Y
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FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE AT MORRISANIA
n i to let low 20 careful occupant IA rooms, with
modern improvements situated high pleasant view OF the
Last rver inside park Of ~ fruit &c. premises
- minutes from Harlem depot, N y. Apply to GEORGE
JAMES, "a New street. ~
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A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
"A by HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
On SATURDAY, May -, at 1Us O'Clock,
NJ their salesroon 81 Chambers and az Reade large
assortment OF elegant Household Furnitu re- Pianos Mirrors
&C.; humber OF very fine Carpets, &C., &c.
Full particulars hereafter
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LNvENiNG TELEGRAM
II RICu RARE, RACY.
ALL IO-DAA's NEWS
THIS EVENING
FULL AND
ACCURATE REPORTS
or MILITARY MATTERS,
FAsHioNABLE INTELLIGENCE.
SUMNER RESORTS
AND ALL THE NEWS
LOCAL,
GENERAL,
TELEGRAPrIIC
AND MAIL
MAKING THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
THE LEADING PAPER OF
NEW YORK.
Subscription So year; ~ month cents a COPY Pub
hcation ollcc, "a Nassau street
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A RYE-FURNISHED HOUSE, STABLE CARRIAGE
"A house, &C., all In complete order; choice fruit
Snce VII let for the summer or year. Address D. G.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

A BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET
For Tour months or onger situate the side of
washington and Chestnu; streets, Tarryown within ten
minutes walk OF the depot; parior dining room library
end nve bedrooms, handsomely painted fresco besides
xchsn cellar &C. stable and carrage house. nice grounds
possession; throughout the wholchouse heater range
sc Apply on the premises to EMERSON 4sl Eighth
'll '' - S'r-'-
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AN EPrRA LARGE SALE or OVER 500 LOTS

"A Handsome Household Furniture
At public auction, this (WEDNESLAY) afternoon
commencing at two o'clock precisely residence No
Brevoor place (Tcnth street, University place and
Fifth avenue Elegant rosewood Panoforte, Co
YER satin, brocats and ParOr and SIDE
Tables, Etageres, Mirrors Curtains Clocks Brunzcs yases
Painting, Parior Ornaments Bedsteads, bureaus Wasb,
stands Spring and Hair Mattresses Bedding, Sofas Chairs
Rockers Lounges Buffet Dining Table basement aud ser
wants Furniture Sale positive. -
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A RCTI. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
n ONCE and salesroom 81 Nassau street
opposite the Post Office.
Household Furniture, Refrlgerators
Desks, Safes, Pianos, DC, &C.:
Parlor Suits Bedroom Suits, &c.,
in great variety.
on FRIDAY, May q. at I0L O'Clock
by JOHNSTON 81 VAN TAsSELi.
at their saesroom, 81 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

A COUNTRYMAN FROM BROOKLYN WILL SELL
Or essnangs ,or improved property the best Farm
churches and socey and Sound views
Address OWNER, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

ITO LET-AT SARATOGA SPRINGS, FOR THE SEA.
son. two first class furnished private Residences, within
five minutes walk OF the Congress Union Hotels
three convenient private Stables. Address L. vAKNEY,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y
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A UCTION NOTICE. -ll3 WEST 9TH STREET.
IA J. y. PARKER 4 Co, Auctioneers,
will sell this day, w ednesdny, conmencinr

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
n ONCE and 81 Nassau street. oppostc the Post
oAice. -
Third and closing sale of
Signor Pandohn's beautiful
Collection OF Statuary, hnc Clocks
and Bronzes Card Receivers Tazzas roup, Verde Antue
Figures fine Alabaster Groups.
Also Statuary and Groups for decorating lawns Sc
To be sold by JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL, at their
salesroom, "a Nassau street. at IL O'Clock
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INSTRUCTION.

T THoMPsoN's BUSINESS CoLLsGk "a rulRrG
"a avenue, opposite Cooper Ins.utereegraphy Book
keeping. writing, Arithmetic, Grammar. Spelling; aay ADD
evening private instruction ladies' terms low
open all summer. r''' '"A' ~"
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=, So, . BY order of Assignee.
On Thursday, May b. IL oclork nj their .as.roarn.
nos 70 Champes and Rcade streets large sale OF Inc
cmets ana sauerns Brandenburg freres Cruise
@ kaax, 81 Julien superior La Rose Sc tne Hook and
moseue Wines Champagnes PORT Sherry, Madeira old re.
liable brands including South Side, India London Dock
&C. very choice London Dock Brandies vintage 1881 10
Iebv viz Hennessv, Marteli Oard. Duprey Co., Jamaica
sna n ~ GTo. Rum Scotch and irish Whskeys Bourbon
10 It Brandy, vintage 1881 old Brandes ins 4c direct
Importation IN also balance large invoice of Wines
the sale positive. f' ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A LARGE, ELEGANT LUNCH ROOM. ALSO TN
frg store connected with the finest Wine Room in Ii
CITY AL on same hoor; newly decorated location mn
qualed; be leased Apply mmedatey on The mr. mr.
mises 180 Broadway ~ w P
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AT SPUYTEN DUYvIL-A NICELY FURNISHED
n House. carriage house. garosn tpanted let
Or year, also fully furnished house. Is rooms on Lake
Champsin, route the Adfondacks General Moors home
stead Inquire at S79 Pearl.
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LII WANTING FAREs.-a0OU ACRES, GOOD SOIL
SM mid cllmate 81 nies south Of Philadelphia price onl
rapidly than other place in the
land, N. j. ''A'
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A RT SALE
"A Messrs. LEAyIfT, sTREBEIGH & CO. announce TIM,
they will sell by auction, Saturday evening June 4 6ne
collection OF Paintings the property Of Mr. James arys
ihs Guy also several others, with choice OF
Water Colors, to close consignment. Also an =
Album OF Autogrs ph Verses,
comprising so original specimens the conposions OF Hrv
ant Longfeilow Whittier, Holmes, Lowell Bayard TAYLOR
Tuckensn, FizGreene Haeck Mrs. Seonrney and others
illustrated by Church. barley, Kense Hart. De Haas shat
and others Catalogues ready and Painting on exhibition
Thursday NOR
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ITO RENT ($6Oo) AT MILBURN, N. j., TEN ROOMED
House, eight land, barn, five minutes walk from
depot Address W. II. NADlN Mlburn, N. j., j. s.,
sells. N, j,
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

Ar CHAPPAQUA, N, Y.-ON HARLEM RAILROAD, 80
IN miles from city; house situated high ground, com
mandns beautiful scenery large airy rooms extensive
pazza ~ acres of and attached; Ave from depot
terms moderate Address box above Reerence II A
Kemp, of p. Lynch Il Co. Is Il vesey street. " "
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IRvINGTON, ON THE HUDSON-FOR SALE OR
n TO let, nney shaded Grounds; good view fruit. &c
Gothic house and stable in perfect repair
Apply at 81 Broadway, room ~.
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RIO COUNTRY SEATS AND COTTAGES, ALL
prices and sizes, at HackeDsack; so minutes time
Erie Railway near depot. e. NJ MASON No. Centre st.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

TO LEASE, FOR A FRUIT STORE AND FINE
@ groceries, Half the Front of $50 Broadway
WIN elegant VINE ana lunch rooms newly fitted up Location
premises. W. "
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

DARrNER,-WANTED, A GENTLEMAN WITH $4,000
to invest with equal amount in estahnh,nr
business Address, with real name, j. RODNEY as Broad
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

Flabush, near Prospect Park OF Flatbush and
Vernon fine place for boarding
Lawrence Is.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

ITO RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, AT SHARON CONN,
near Harlem Railroad; u rooms, spacious halls bath
well shaded garden, perfect
order price low GEO. Il. WOODWARD, lS1 Broadway,
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sALEs At AUCTION.
RYM. DOUGHTY. AucrIoNEER.

RY M DOUGHTY, AUCrI0NEER-
- Handsome Household Furniture
~ auction This day al 10i4 O'Clock. ths ssicsrooms 70
ssu street. near Fulton such solid rosewood Parlor
us ia bocatei walnut Parior and LIBRARY Suits IN rrps
,se"oOi and walnut Chamber SUITS with without mar.
~ ~ ops Library Bookcases wardrobe, walnut Extension
Tables with marble top Bunets and Chairs match
r ysnu, and rosewood marble Centre Ta5ies, Hair,
snd ohs Mattrasses; some fine OIL Paintings and En-
oclfr thickering rosewood Pian0f0e,
w, r aha hairs Iron SAFE, China crockery and Glass
".o, .ensn msnel Clocks making In an 4 as
keepers. Sale rain or shine. ~
Ry MAY BhYERsDoRFRR, ArcTfoyERR Ray
'N,Dvnf EH 60. sells nj clock this day Al 63l
, street valuable Machinery &c. OF large ds
~ =, oi ,wo copper Boilers, f0D gallons capsc
~ eath oVpper Suis, wooden Iuh.
nsc'on Hose, aree lot lead and Pipe copper wons
6c- o large dslcry also bne Once lurnture M, ,os and
no Isservs posiyey lnmedIstsy after the 6stares ana
macninery are ou wiz nso sell Property With farm Bu,d
fngs the plot II ~ triuo Will be sold ut ere IN
account OF presen owner reug ~ and e ylns
Tor Europe; rare chance for dslery and ouor r.r -
well as dealers, specultors o,ners oads
Immediately after the sale. No postponcment ''''"
MAX BAYER5DORFER leo .
Auction Av >.,.s
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- A RYE"-TO RENT OR FOR SALE HANDSOME
n French roof House (furnshed); rs rooms; 4 acres
choice fruit gardens made immediate possession Photo
graphs with ROBERT I. MEEKS 10 Cedar street.
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sALEs AT AUCTION.

A LLEN IL MINER, AuCTIOkRBR.
~ - Bl HENRY u. LEEDS MINER
ON THE EVENINGS OF THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JynE : AND y AT ia O'CLOCK EACH EVENING,
. LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
NOS n ana sl9 broadway southwest OF Twelfth
SuPERB GALLERY OF FIkSr CLASS OIL PAINTINGS
TIE CONSIGNMENT or
- A. D'HUYyRTTlR, OF ANTWERP
CohfKlsikG SOME or THE MOST
,s,,Ya ELEGANT PAINTINGS
s,r, psrrE VFfbitkD IN 1liiS MARKET AND TO BE SOLD
rosirlNEl.f WITHOUT RESBkYE
BY ORDER or CONsIGNEF
r. fNhiohs tien, win be found ths works of-vik.
p"e 'srrp.eckhnvcu,D DrNpter, R0nlacn,
p' =. hutkAOrA, N. schaefcg, kuv asscg,
huysmnns. Geerts' Wae,a e.s.
Y, +. Desopel, n A Rnst pa-,ns
N. a. KOakkoek, LEROY W "a ,vheeIy,,eh
Her7og, An, t,o,,,,. a 80 .'no''"i'S'"'
Jacob jacobs, IA Won sshen par.ta,a' tS.ao''
n. and L. Deiuel, DeKevser nss,as.,.,
vausa.'1, Samsehroeier Lelis,
verschuier,Jr DR., harohn, A Manga
M ~ vo.I,..L r., htuseman, DeNos,
ieRr.a ~ "oeA@neh Sponler Newhtys.
ALSO NUMBER OF ZINE PIt,rIIHRg
by FAyORITE AMEkICAN ARTi s1S
THEY WILL BIZ ON EXlIIBl1ION ON Ann RPoN
sATURDAi, 18TH INST
DAY AND EVENING AT ABoyF
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

CAFE WANTED--A LARGE SECOND HAND SAFE
- about i've six feet high bv feet wide inside
suremen, Address box s,ro Post Office, New York.
rJO PAwNBROKERS AND OTHERS.-WANTED A
J. good second hand brown blue Livery Coat Addrrs,
C., boKsl 1856 Post office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18


oyster
Raw Oysters, standard, per doz..............20o
Raw Oyste s, select, per dO2....s,........ 300
Btewed Oysters $50
Fried oysters,
Ham and $50
Porterh0use Steak.
Beefsteak and .s......20o
Pork and Beans
Mutton, Pork or Veal Chops................ S0e
Two Boiled or Fried
Sauced Ptg's Feet or lbc
Hollandish BerTings... l5e
Sardlnes, per box with fxlug- ................a0S
Swiss ..s....s,ibc
Hot Coffee or Tea. .......lOe
Pure Homemade ............. 90
Best Lager, always fresh......................b 80
Pure Liquors and wines...............I0 ana f6c
Poultry or game, In season
So Fresh Oysters OF the best quality re-
ceived daily per express aud sold at the
lowest market prices per can or case.
BE Free lunch every morning from
A. NJ. till ~ noon.
nE- Every Sunday, brilliant table dphOte
lunch. ten cents
se24-ly y. Q. son WEBER q BRANDT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18
from h4E PCT ) AsUALAtsI
Nothing Like Grammar.

Nothing like grammar Better go
without COW than 60 without that.
There are numberless professor"
who 20 tramp, tramp, tramp my
boysr' around the country, peddling
a weak article, by which Yin twenty
DAYS" they guarantee to set a man
Thoroughly up 10 the English Lam
guage. An instance in point comes
from Greenville, Ala, where pro
lessor" had labored with the youth Of
that people, and taught them to dote
on grammar according to Morris's p"
system. During one of the lectures,
the sentence, Mary m;lks the COW, =
was given out to DE parsed. Each
word had beea parsed save one, which
fol- to Bob l.. a sixtsen-yea y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18

old, near the foot of the class, who
commenced thus: Cow is noun,
feminine gender. singular number,
third person, and stands for Mary. "
Stands for Mary!' said the excited
professor. Bow do you make that
out?" Because" answered the no
bic pupil, IF the COW didn't stand tor
Mary, how could Mary milk herr?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18
EvERYBoDY's CORNER.
From AppIeton's Journal
A STREET INCIDENT.

s'That leg and arm? Twas at Bull Run,
The second fight, you rscollect?
We gave them lots Of red hot fun,
AND some to spare, sir, expecBs
In one week more my time Wss up
You see how was necked.
Walt till tx up this machine.
I'm tired OF grinding that Old air:
And 9ut himself right IN my care;
Though full of fght as any one
who slung q muskes there.
And glory, that was all his cry;
He got it, too! for. on that day,
Ere half the battle had gone by.
Face to the 'front.' ali cold he lay
And quite lucky thfog FOR him,
often THINK and say.
Poor Charley !-Thank goa. ma'am,-You
Our fellows gave q splendid charge;
Whiz! then Mimic struck my knee
This lump or Iead-1taInt extra large:
Just then another took my arms
or course that settled me.
Some days / wish I'd gone as well!
To beg ones way is mighty tough.
What I've been through no tongue can
Wanting a meal to eat IL rough.
For his politicians, Uncle sam
Amt got bertns half enough
Let alone his so1eiierag That tune takes.
There's something IN 1t stirring, grand,
Somehow the crowd 10 always wakes;
No better air was ever planned.
They don't forget MS. after all -
God bless that sweet, white hand!
Bat for this mustc-box, r guess
I'D have to give IL mp and die.
Proud that served my country? Yes
/ don't go pack on that-notI!
Though for the glory OF ft-well-
You're of, old boy2 Good bye!"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18
CARPENTERS, CABINET g.
CHAIR MAKERS.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES.


GENUINE DI5STON'S 20
IN. HAND SAWS, $1.9O
G. ENUIN Ne SPEAR g.
JACKSON 26 IN. HAND
SAWS, $l.0O
GENUINE SPEAR &
JACKSON % IN. RIP
PING SAWS, $2.25
Ohio TOOI Go. Planes.
SINGLE SMOOTH, so
DOUBLE Do, rs
SINGLE JACK, rs
DOUBLE JACK, 80
ALI othsr Planes in proportion.
Butcher Saw Files, 3 inch,
3 IL inch, 4 and z Ia in.
Is cents each.
Bradbury'S Spokeshaves, 2
inch 45e; 2 Ia inch 55c;
3 inch $50.
We offer ell our HARDWARE to
Cash Buyers
At Extraordinary Low Prices.
We have now in stock the VERY BEST
OF SOLID CAST STEEL FRAMING
| CHHSELS and AUGURS made in the
United States. Call and get bargains.
| FRED. p. SFRAUB Il CO.,
No. 81 Main Street.
sep2S SIGN OF THE DROAD-AXE.
/ iTlJenokrat. Courier. and Union cOry.l
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NOTICE!

A TX u ~ Ark
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18

leaves for New Orleans earivs :, 80 49, .1l
= IN me friends ofthe Richmond must feei
Trs ssk TssIst a. her unexpected delay above
Win large passenger list She doubfiers
doI s cairo yesterday i've days ont and
=. Z . nIlsss she Will dash on TO New OrIeana
uaLerruptediy at railroad speefI
me rumor Will probably prove trina tina 4
~ sS7ftse1 Snleids, who ls about 10 leave
f NJ lew ssl orleans, will have command on q
A :. can run boat and more. WY
to1eeS,,es aaesksourg Herald feeling spiteful
ye,,ts - ~ somebody, says OF ones The Mn.
T,s, ts tsSt = lot OF cotton az 81 Is Ber bale
RReooAASS = r1leA We understand she to0v an
ia y : eoId or Wood at this place for COOL
- -. posssi which Is something STRANGE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18
a TWGLrGnTT ROuGmr.

The changing woods are fair in their de.
cay,
The swan ere vet he dies sings one sweet
lay;
The golden evening OF q good mans life
is richer than the moon-Lide of his strife I:
The quiet wand ring OF an ancient stream
Have most of glory in the western CLEAN /;
The floating accents of q village chime
Seem sWeeter, tender, in the eYen-time.
SO all things fair In the faint dew of death
Seem touched with something of hal
lowed breath,
And mellow sunset roand about them
throws
A harvest Of cOntentment at their close.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18

MADAM" said a cross-tempered
physician to a patient, IF woman
were admitted to Paradise, their
tongues would make it . pnrgatory."
And some physicians, if allowed to
practice there" replied the lady,
would soon make it desert"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18
The Gazette says;

A letter from Captain Frank Oaks say
the Alaska came of the Mound City Ways
last Friday. She viii leave there for Cairo
in day or two, and viii either take a trip
from there to New Orleans or proceed to
st. Louis and load,
The st. Louis Republican is authorized TO
say that there is u o truth in the statement
that the owners of the Dexter have sent to
New Orleans 81, Cd u enter the steamer
against the Lee and Natchez in race.
the Nafchez Democrat Is assured, upon
good authority, that for the present no
such run will be attempted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18

A BRIDGET" who, as usual, enter
tains an exalted opinion of the good
things of the old country, was asked
By her mistress if they had any pies
where she formerly lived in Ireland.
Yes, an sure they do" What
kind of pies? Magpies, num-"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18
Financial and Commercial.
FINANCIAL.

The local demand for money has not
been so pressing this week, and customers
have found less difficulty in negotiating
dFss-class paper
The banks have responded 10 the call OF
the government, and published q state
ment of their condition on the Sth, and
while the exhibit showed them to be
strong, 1t also revealed the fact that none
of them are burdened with unemployed
capita.
Exchange is in good dem anu, buying at
par and selling at 81 50 per 81 GO.
Government bonds have had better de-
mand, with scarcely any change in quota
ttons for several weeks past.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

fhhLihtNAhf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Col. @. s. Stewart Of the Engineer Corps. U
8. A., arrived here on Monday, and In company
with number Of members of the City Council
members Of the Board Of Trade and other ctl
z.us made reconnaissance of our bnrbor on The
Tug Falcon. The expedition was under the di.
recllon and management Of Mr. Francis Barry SO
Of 'urse, nothing that genial courtesy or fire.
thought could suggest WIS lift undOnc to secure
the cUinIors aud pleasure Of The whole party.
The boat starred from French street wharf
nt II, n. nj. and steamed up lhe Chrlsliana, past
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company wnarves
crowd d US usual with double tier Of steambuatr
for their entire epgth The other wharvps too,
were found lined with shipping. The boat was
then tnrDcd and un down to the mouth OF the
Chrlstiana, where the party remained for some
time IN give the Colonel time for II more mlnu,e
examination. They then passed out into the
Delaware and ran up To the Edge Moor Iron CO. +
Works and landed. After spending soule time
there they ugain went aboard the Fdicon and ran,
down to Fort Delaware putting In At New Castle
for II lew minutes At the Fort In the absence
Of The Command mt. they were received by Ma.
j,r King and made welcome during their briei
stay.
They returned TO this city at about o'c'ock
having had u most interesting and pleasant trip,
and nifUdiug Col. Stewart an excellent oppUitu
nifty Tor preliminary observations.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10
OUR n lGti BORIS.

Singing Schools arc popular In Chester coun-
ty this winter.
"A new post office 10 be called Lenape ha.
been established ut Snycr's mill. on the W. u r
R. R., and John P. Sayer appointed post master
An Episcopal chapel, B0x50 feet, with vestry
IA feet square, is to be built In Coatesviilc, at a
cost Of S3OU0.
Miss Sanford, principal of the Gainesville
High School. has resigned, and accepted posi-
tion 10 Swarttm0re College.
Darlington Boyles has discovered a vein of
excellent iron ore on his property In West Cain
twp, Chester county.
The congregation of Oxford (Pa Preshyteri-
an Church has unanimously called Rev. Orr Law
son, oi Sudbury.
John Mcmahon, who keeps a railroad board
ing house, has been sent To Chester countv all 10
default of $1,000 hail To answer u charge OF chal-
lengiug Patrick I.eddy TO fight duel
The Braudywise Farmers Club, at It's last
session, had Il long discussion on the subject OF
renewing the county seat Of Chester county To
Coatesvllle. The subject Is to be continued.
The Medi, Literary Society Is dramatic as
well rs literary, aud will play Hamlet on the l7th
inst. They recently played Ten nights 10 Bur
Room, and realized 56j for charit ible object
Media has the measles Some families have
three or Tour cases down with IL.
The expense, of the Chester County Prison
l,st year were SO 014.s6, and the receipts 49,
Gil 93 81, 5ll .93 OF the latter having been It
crived from snndry persons tor articles manu-
factu'ed ut the prison, and 3UO from the coun-
ty Treasury.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-02-10

The little moDgoose when bitten by dc IDLY ser
pent resorts 10 certain plant eats OF l., and escapes
tAe effect OF the poison. That IL instinct. Holman
beings on the other hand, mist depend ON reas n
and experience In ctipg the means of protecting
health ard lie from unwholesome inf FENCES. Now,
what does reason say this vital suhiecta D es it
not tell That to invigorae and purify tie system
is the best way TO protect it against the inys'b
pois, which generates dlse'se? surely |. does
The next question IL, what guide rh II lollaw in
CO, oting iicual safeguard Reason IeIlies let
your monitor he txpel fence. Well. thu experience
OF ell h.ten yeirs cempi ed In unbruken series
Of satisfactory tcstim malls thst Heslet-
ter's Stomach Btt.rs po-se.s SIREN taeLing, regu
aing ,Iv aniis ptc prupsftt = shich are iot m
b., ed iu Tho sam, happy sropoTtiobs in any olher
preparation ex aut This u siefoiei |. Tho aniidoe
10 which bids US retort she our h 'alth ID
4 perilled either by the malaria which lro uceH
epid mic al ORDER, or by any oteer ca So whttnei
inherent ma constitutional or Connected with ouf
| h bits, oIpatiuns and pursuiis
| The ven, m OF u noxf us RIP lie Is scarcely more
subtle amt di lgerOus thau lhat wh c1 lrRs IN ul all
aud impure water. 10 apps the fevers, biliuli
aisoldsrs uisiu bances Of the bowls AZ other re
rlOus NIL dies pucu ed by thee iuralu 'rious tle
mvnts, 1t ~ abeullt " necessary that the stomach
and NIL III, secrttive organs sn ud =, so to rDeak
III a robust CONDITION. tson tho amount " resrl
arce Snic1 e vi III system oppose 10 the delete
rio 10 inf ents that hrs-l H. the safety Of the hru
dspeDd., and IL Is because the gr AZ vugttan inv
grlnt i'm JAR ele and reg al IN thr most I'M
pr ant fIIctiJts vi the % dy, that It bc r,co
d, menned and Guaranteed ~ al Invaluable prevsn,iy
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