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yfOR "a lE,Horse harness. aud market carl .I,o
a'Aaa cart, cheap. Apply OF rs Mangin IT, TOD door
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M.oiraL

A COMPREHENSIVE letter TO inauirer %
"A piles, hstua, cancer, and concealed ulcer NJ ht
Iectnm spesmodie and permanent structure and trts
pie urethra, by Edward ". Dixon, NJ u. psgs
9uaro: lnoiose stamp TO box Sl2i. Once hour iva
$40 ~ 70 y. and TO sevenings, at Il 5thay.
A III FEMALE CASES successfully treated
"A hethod-speedy, safe, and certain, consult,uyi
mee every convenience. DR.. aud Madame DE NEAN.
T425 GHERSMICH ~T.-Adylcc free Cured
Elilabethport. N j.; also Mr. Williamson. y GOLD st.
IkTEMPERANCEin It's worst forms cured by ~
CLARK 3 salvation Powders. Given uuAEoNl
orlnkers In anything price g. Depot ~ hud'on It,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, land comysnls 4 rith1
~ SCI cured Immediately by Or. EVANS. ~ thllhAn
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pibiStnos.
Gopartntrsbip Qotit,s.

ornsa 5ttassa nf h l%it SS
pursuant the statutes OF the State OF New ORR re-
lating 70 limited partnership.
to be eondScisa /. IESS OGDEN saS lie pi.es Of
business the city OF New York.
acted Is the buying and selling Of IRON, steel and hard
interested 10 such psrtnsrshp are John g. Lens joHa.
than Ogden and John 4, Kernoohsn.
county Of Kings and STATE OF New YORK and Jonathan
Ogden who resides In the city county aud Of New
That John 4 Kernochsn, who resides in said city OF
HsS YORK. the special partner.
John A. kernochan a. such special partner. has con.
trbuted 70 the common stock psrtnerhp sixty.
CONTINUATION and payment OF the special partner were
made at the commencement ofthe nership
amount thereof remains capital to shs common stocS
That the period 81 which Tie renewed and continued
term q sad partnership = % commence tho fourth
ssysny ssfos 4 when Il Z % tsT%lSs,s nc
the fourth Day OF February ono thousand eight hundred
Dated New York, Feb. l. 1871.
j99HsNSfsaikkSS S SalpEs. Genera Genera
JOHN KERSocHAN, spes' Al Ssiinor.
s.See 6onI.S oiiss M ss.t s existing
under the arm .ame OF Boiler Robert this day dis
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mutual Consent fks bushes. VIII S jay co o' ;nSsS
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A NCHOR LIME PASSAGE TICKErx
70 and nom sny Railway station IN Great Brr...
land Belgian. and the United statss, oy steamer -
LOWEST CURRENCY RArKs
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RAINING HOUSE OF
HENRY CLEws q CO.
81 WALL STREET
IETEDRaT AYynWRn

on DAILY BALANCES OF CURRENCY on GOLD.
manner a. with National BAnAs,
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negotiated.
buy and sell Of current market prices U. g. GOV.
hhnMkNT BONDS OF an asues and execute orders
Tor the purchase and 60LD and al nrstclAss 90
curities.
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bowling Greea.
EOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsTOWS-
INMAN LINZ OF MAIL sTEAMRna
Sailing from New York sverv Saturday and sl,sr,.s
Rstes Of passage by the Saturday steamer
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Continent, at moderate ratcs. "~
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omcon- JOHN u. DALE Agent
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WESTERN STEAM COMPANY will d.spaoS oa, :.
their hstclasa, full power iron scrov M m.
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MIN kSOrA Capt Price. ..,..,., Feh a ALI
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ENGLAND. Griggs, 80 uriAy FEB. % At p. N.
EklN. Meo.nr Saturday. March 5, atsA.M
cabin passage 70 and t70i steersRe. 30. currency
once 81 Broadway. y. W. J. HU RsT Manass-
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Matuiurp.

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ONE OO-HORsk ROOT sectional boiler and
~Aorse trunk engne for sa'n Been in year and
ANAL Apply 10 Publisher - The sun
HEAT MACHINERY DEPOr 81 anil $40
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ieyn psiIlng shaiiing hangers lathes, drng machine
WAETEU-A secondhand lathe. cor1uieie. win
screw cutting gear aud oountersnan IN swing ~
or lnohes 10 feet shears Address. with and full
particulars, HAVkhfERS kLDkk. WllliamsbuIgh.
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" broAlway. near sd st. There yol viii and ali az
new oooks O hs day and all the standard works and
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Rrp SuoSs.
1870. SPRING 1870
NEW GOODS AT RETAIL
MONDAY. PkB. Il.
FRENCH PRINTS AND PERcALEa
JAcoSEr5.
oRGANDIRs.
GRKSADINEs
PERcALR AND JACoSRr ROBES
BSoLIsn PRINTS
ALL NEW STYLES. AND MOSTLY CONFINED To
OURSELVES
ALSO
A MAGNIFICENT LINZ OF
wHITE PIQUEs. WHITE PIQURs.
the qualities aud patterns OF which believe 10 DO I'M
equsned In the market.
Other now Fabrics for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
to which We invite attention.
LORD q TAYLOR,
BROADWAY AND GRAND ST.
GRAND AND CHRYsrIE SITS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LlnE LATEsT AND CHOICEST.

TIVE LATEST AND CHOICEST
SEA MOSS PARISE-sal4 u b very sbs tlf
Dsssern and Al sisRaEt Aa4 dainty
dish f1f tfgs slrk
COY's SPARKLING GELATISE-Aa Old q.
vnFits With the lAdies 81 Jellirs---
brght. CisF and b-2atfgl,
SUPERIOR ilERKY WISR-Just ibS article
~ us= With CdT's GclAtine--oi ret
1rG ilsciOas favor
BAKERS Warranted Pare, dclifi0g'
aud nutritious beverage
HECKEKS FARiNA-PFrJafsd csYtciEliy To-
invalid. and children.
ASGCsTriiA BlTTEEs-The genuine A. f.s
fDr ladirs aEi rhiltfel In i7rb'e
h-alth
WINE or pRP-iS- The noe, p-fisc' remedy
fDg Indigestion and tyrgeltA,
cork STARCH -P0r Paddilgs and Cl'tard'
TAPIOCA--A sylsnfd dsasert. riiAer alnne W
With B-rrss
Al LAUGHLIS. SMITH 4 CO.
jagii Wholesale Dfus2iss, hAia 81
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For sale aud uu exhibition al the Rooms Q
BA.Hrlt \ Co Market street
dCC!G' y. D. mccoy.
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DIED.

SMITH On SATURDAY, December eth, $50,
MATGAENT SNirlr, rcllct Of Wm. Smith, In the
eth year Of her age,
The funeral will take place from her late rel.
dcnce on 9th street, between John and Centre,
on Tuesday afternoon At O'Clock Friends Of
the family are respectfully Invited ;oattCnd,
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OFFICE. No. IL Qulney Street
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A surgSslos d navigation, nd
neagre milroad facilities owing 10 the
difficulty In crossing the river, have
brought business ut 81 LOU, almost to "A
s,and.sUll
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Fatal Accidents in Mason County

Fatal Accidents in Mason County,
From be- ~ H6asuNt R,gister.
On Friday last, little son Of \. j.
stephens, ESQ, Of Union township in this
county, icll from sled load Of wood upon
which he was hiding, falling 50 tina! the
sled passed over his body crushing him
10 death instantly. Albert was u bright
and promising lad some five or six years
Of age, and his death falls withg crushing
weight upon his afflicted parents
On the 10Th inst, Mr.. Thomas Whit.
tingtOn, o; ArhuCklc township. this coun-
", was accidcntly killed. lie was telling
timber on Mr. Peter COUGHS farm. when
a tree fell IN him killing him instantly.
We are informed he leaves large aud
helpless family to mourn his loss.
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No rRgrriEn Christmas poem was
ever written than that printed on cor
third page this morning, It will pay 900
10 read II
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. Land IN Caldwrlls Hun.
ny virtue VI Il deed Of trust made ON the 1871
day Of September, A. u. 1860, by Alexander A
Allison TO James L. Roger, Trustee aud record
ed In the unieu Of the Recorder OF Ohio county
West Virginia, In Deed Book No 81. page BSl,
will sell at public sa.c at the front door OF Ihl
Court House ~ Ohio county, on
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1870.
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Tng exact popula,ion Of Ohio. accord
l5g % the connected rciGrn', Is 2Ig3Bsi
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Tux sloenrol win Cas1 was dock
etrd in tic Brooke county court at last
itrrn.
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Thursday, December %, 1870,

LltlE sIluyB OCCGLhDGA 90 low
At 10 o'clock A. u, i've acres Of land, be the
same more or lcss, situated on the sOath side uI
CRldwcls Run and bounded ~ follows, viz: Bc.
ginning at q stake on tho south eide Or the Run,
thence = 81 deg W Il poles TO a sugar tree corn
cr to Samuel McLurc'r, thence With Mcclure, =
line r. u deg. g. rs poles to StnkJ corner to VIII
liam Collins, thence with his line n. )! deg. e.
SST poles 10 the beginning, together with all
privileges, improvements and AppnrtcnRnces.
said deed OF trust WAS made To secure 10 Alex
anlHr Rogers, or the city Of Wheeling, the pay
mci4 OF debt Of &3st 6S, which said debt isrvI.
dcnccd by u promIsEary note bearing even date
with said deed OF trust made by 4, A Allison
and n H. Gregg at Wheeling, ", Va. for sAid
snm Of $3sL Is. payable al the Wheeling Savings
Institution On the Ist dRv VI April 1870 value ~.
cciYrd. The amount Of principal and interest
claimed to be due and unpaid, including interest
10 the day Of sale, IL &iOl rs, for which sum the
sale will he made The title Il believed To he I'M
OGccptIonAhle. Terms One.thlrd cash; balance
In six aud twelve months with interest
nnv?irOd JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed until
FRIDAY. JANUARY -. ISL.
dccgGeod JAMES =. ROGERS, Trustee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-04
NUMBER 10.

of France. This was the coup d'et1t.
France was surprised; bound hand and
foot. Victor Hugo and few thousand
other heroes resisted behind the feeble
barbados, and the butcher sent his SOL
diery against them and slew ten thousand
in day !
Republican prisoners by hundreds were
driven into the Prefecture of Police like
herds of cattle, and slain in cold blood.
To avoid the alarm which the discharge
of musketry would cause, Louis Napoleon
had them knocked upon the heads with
bars of iron and killed like bullocks!
Against those who had stood by him
in his adverse and prosperous days, his
choicest wrath was aimed. With vii
lainy worthy of Calignla, he sent his
hired murderers to assassinate the men
who had lifted him to power. During all
the bloody week, he never once remem-
bered that he was man, or forgot that
he was a demagogue.
Then there was peace. The Due de
Mornv, the usurper's bastard brother, was
his Prime Minister. Paris was crushed
For weeks the people of France were
subjected to slaughter, coniscation, BAN
ishment.
Then an election at the point of the
bayonet, and he was President for ten
years. Then another election at the
point of the bayonet, and the empire was
restored-the people had wllied it!
This is Napoleon III, the Catholic EN-
peror by divine right-the braggart
champion Of the rights of the people Of
France
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RECRUITS FOR THE PRUssIAN ARMY
The office of the Prussian Consul in this
city is daily beseiged by Germans who
owe service to the mother country, and
are anxious to redeem their pledge by
fastening home in time to enter the ranks
with their late comrades. Notwithstand-
ing the recent assertion of the Consul that
none but those who were on leave of alb
sence would be accepted, and that no vol,
unteers would be taken under any cir
cumstances, there are mingled in the
throng hundreds of men who are simply
volunteers and nothing more-who are
out of work and would be glad of an OPP
portunity to return to Germany even at
the risk of leaving their bones there The
men who have been accepted number
about six hundred already, and arrange
ments have been made to forward them
on vessels bound to Antwerp, which will
sail in few days. The names of the
vessels arc withheld at the request of the
Consul, for fear that French cruisers may
interfere with them.-Neso York Times,
Julg 20. E
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and death with them, the waves dashing
over them furiously, and drenching them
to the skin. At last however, in the
morning, they succeeded in gaining their
port, pretty well exhausted. So ended
their adventure, which came unpleasant
ly near being fatal one.
We leave to morrow for Escanaba, and
further north and perhaps you may hear
from me again from Lake Superior, as we
intend to visit that region before return
ing meanwhile, I must bid you farewell
Yours truly.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-04
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Several light skirmishes took place
last Saturday and Sunday, resulting in d
loss OF about twenty men to the French,
and eight to the Prussians.
Two French spies were caught while in
the act of sounding the harbor at Ham
burg. Fifteen ships laden with stone
are moored in the Elbe, just below that
CITY, ready to be sunk on the approach of
the French fleet.
The passage in the Emperor's proclS-
nation to the army predicting that the
war would be long and arduous produces
depression and uneasiness in France.
So many contradictory dispatches In re-
gard to the war are received In this coun-
try that it is impossible to tell what is
going on at the seat of the conflict.
The French Government now require
passports from all persons entering or
leaving France.
1t is thought now that the great battle
will certainly take place next Saturday
or Sunday.
1t is predicted that Engll md will be-
come involved in the war.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-Advices have been
received, here by telegraph from the
Prussian headquarters on the Rhine to
o'clock yesterday afternoon. There had
been no general engagement up to that
time, when scouting parties and skirmish-
ers from both armies were continually
making raids into the enemy's country.
Adyices from Prussian sources mention
the presence throughout Germany Of an
unwavering assurance of ultimate victo-
ry.
Evidence hourly accumulates of The su-
periority of the needle gun over the
Chassepot, and the fact creates deep con-
Germ in France.
The Pail MGU Gazette estimates that
the Prussian army on the frontier now
musters half million Of men.
PARIS Aug. 2-Evening-An official
despatch from Metz announces that to-
day at II o'clock in the morning the
French had serious engagement with
the Prussians. Our army took the offens-
i've, crossed the frontier and invaded the
territory of Prussia. In spite of the
plumbers and position of the enemy, few
of our battalions were sufficient to carry
the heights which overlooked Saarbruck,
and our artillery were not slow to drive
the enemy from the town.
The Figaro announces that the govern
ment has refused the offer of the Ameri-
can General p III. Sheridan to serve in
the French army.
BERLIN, Aug. 2.-Noon.-No news of
any movement or engagement of impor-
lance is received, but advices show that
skirmishes are becoming more frequent,
though they have SO far been of insight
icant character.
Prussia demands full explanation
from Austria why she is arming.
The German journals are terribly exasw
perated against England because the lat
ter continues to furnish supplies to-
France. ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-04

HARD STUDY KILLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
is the life of the brain, as exercise is the
life of the body. There can be no more
mental department, without thought,
study, than there can be healthful body
without exercise. And as physical exer-
else preserves the body in health, so
thought, which is. the exercise of the
brain, keeps it WELL But here the paral-
lei ends; we may exercise, work too much,
but we cannot think too much, i'll the
way of expressing ourselves, for both
writing and talking are a relief to the
mind they are in sense its play; its
diversion. Pent up thoughts may kill,
as pent up steam wrecks the locomotive
The expression of thought is like work
ing off the steam from the boiler. When
clergymen break down, or when public
men, or professors in colleges, or other
literary institutions, get sick and die, the
universal cry is, cover study" "too
much responsibility, too much mental
application" It is never so; not in a
single case since the world began; we
defy proof, and will open our pages to
any authenticated case. II man will
give himself sleep enough, and will eat
nutritious food at proper intervals, and
will spend two or three hours in the open
air every day, he may study, and work
and write, until he is as gray as thous-
and rats, and will be still young in men
tai vigor and clearness. Where is the
man of renown who lived plainly, regu-
larly, temperately, and died early p
Halls Journal Of Health.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-04

CURING DAMPNEss IN WALIs.--A Rus
sian preparation for curing moisture in
the walls of houses consisCs in the use of
a mixture made by adding two pounds of
white resin to boiling solution of three
and three fourths pounds of green vitrol
in one hundred pounds of water To this
ten pounds of sifted red ochre or other
color, eight pounds of rye meal, and SIX
and half pounds of linseed oil are to be
added, and the whole stirred together
until it forms completely homogeneous
mass. Two coats of this mixture are to
be applied successfully, while hot, but
only in dry, warm weather.
The Baton Rouge Oa.) Courier gives
an account of the release by the States
COMMISSIONS on Tuesday, of three negro
children who had been held ia slavery
in that parish since the war. They were
kept in close surveillance and cruelty
treated.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-04

At a tea party in Washington, where
General Butler was guest, the hostess
glancing over the table, perceived his
cup unfinished with an important i'm
plement, of which he was supposed to
appreciate the value. why, General
Butler" she exclaimed, in a little woman
ly futter Of CONSERVATION, "Havn't you
spoon?" "No, indeed, madame" quick
ly responded the General, sprin ging from
his seat with well acted earnestness, and
slapping his pockets, one after the other,
upon my word, madame; if you don't,
believe me, madame, you may search
mel" The applause which greeted this
spontaneous sally "may be more easily
imagined than described. "-Nea0 York
Star.