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Seed Oats.

Now is the time to secure pure seed of
the best qualities Of Oats. Mahoney d
Shipley have in store
30 bushels Irish Oats at 81 80
80 Black LOO
30 Brunswick e" : 1,50
30 Norway, $50
Those who wish TO raise double the
amount on the same ground tina. has been
formerly made by the common oats, can
do so by sowing either of the above mem
toned kind. Call and examine the quail
ity.
MAHONEY & SIMPLIFY.
,Jonesboroueh. Sept. 20. 1S7O-lm. .
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Fine Silver Plated Goods, CASTORS,
SPOONS, FORKS, &c. of the celebrated
Rogers make, at G. III. SMITHS. Knox
Vile, Tenn. [10un23.
Can up your fruit. and used Hoxsic d
DePue's Improved Tin Fruit Cans.
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Mahency d Sl,fpIcy

Aeep constantly on hand a good assort-
.hen' OF Goods. which they are selling as
INV ~ as can be found in East Tennessee
ny wish to buy 1000 bushels Of dried
Pssrhes' for which they will give good bar
go IN Goods. Call and see us.
pep. %. IS7O-tf.
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p. NJ. Williams has now i'm store the
largest and best stock of Cotton Yarns
ever offeredin Knoxville. The Rockford
Yarns are celebrated for their superior
Qualities. Mr.. Williams sells them i'm any
quantity wanted; from 10 punches up. as
sorted as desired at prices to compete with
any other markeH june0tf
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-10-06

Do you want a Good WATCH or a Fine
peice of JEWELRY, go to G.. IL. Smiths,
Gay St. Knoxville, where you will find
Good Goods at the Lowest Cash Prices.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-10-06

The sl2 Lever Watch. No. 1880. pur-
chased from Chas. p Norton &-Co- SO
NassaII-Street New-York. January 9TH.
has been carried by me over six months.
with a total variation in time of only 20
seconds, without the slightest regulating,
and presents the same brilliancy of color
as when purchased. JAMES X. VIII
TON, see. American 3. NJ. Co. NJ y.
Ncw-York, July 30th. 1870.
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A
For Congress.

We are authorized aud requested to an
nounce Hon. JAMES WHITE. of Hawkins
county, Il candidate to represent the First
Congressional District i'll the next Con-
gress OF the United States. !ju2tde
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"ANTED AGENTS-To sell the OC-
w TAGON SEWING MACHINE.
1t is licensed, makes the ''Elastic Lock
Stitch, and Is warranted for ) years. Price
els. Al other machines with an under
feed sold for sl5 or. less are irfringements.
Address OCTAGON SEWING MA
CHINE CO.. st. Louis. 40, Chicago. Ill.
Pittsburgh, Pa, or Bosom, Mass. Uu23tf'
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E D
BY PROF. HENDERSON PREsNELL.

There Is within every man a divine ideal, the
type after which he was created, the germs of
a perfect person, and il is the Office of education
TO favor and direct these germs. KAN.
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Waltham Watches, Elgin Watches, Gold
and Silver Watches of every description
at G. II. SMITHS Jewelry Store, Knox
Vile, Tenn. 70jun9.
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Imn.rtnut 70 Lawycrs.

The opinions of the Judges of the Su-
preme Court of Tennessee. now in session
in Knoxville, will be published in full,
from day to day, in the Knoxville Daily
PRESS AND HERALD. The Press and
Herald will be mailed to subscribers in
any portion of the State, from now to
January 1st, 1870, for 81 90, or IS cen
per month, prepaid.
RAMAGE& CO.,
Publishers,
H.o--:uo Oct 1 1870
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-CeI0rcd SchOQl.

Mr.. j. Il. Judson, on Monday. opened
school for the colored people. jeremiah
Edwards has succeeded in raising a consid-
fcrable sum of money among the colored
people for the support of the school, which
is now open to all the colored children.
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H VA,
w hoIesaIe Price c urren [
LEE 81

Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Commission Mer-
chants and Produce Brokers, No. IL, Bridge
Street, Lynchburg, Virginia.
LYNCHBCRG, VA, Sept. 30, 1870.
Our market during the past week offers
but few changes. Dry, we'll cleaned wheat
active mt outside quotations. Flour active
as to quality. Corn apd Rye dull. Oats
scarce and active. Receipts of Bacon
heavy, demand light. Market active even
at quotations. Butter active and scarce
ut quotations as to quality. In otherpro-
duce, market steady at quotations here
Wit In
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IN CHANCERY AT JONEsBORO

Mayer, Fielder and Bro. vs.. j. ID. Robert
son and others.
IN THIS CAUSE it is alledSed that the
defendants - Conway u Bro,
VIM. Burgess and Penniman d Bro. are
non-residents. 1t is therefore ordered by
the court that said defe ldants appear be-
fore the Chancery Cour at Jonesboro.
Tenn. on the 4th Monday in November
1870 and defend, or this cause as to them
will be set for hearing eX parte.
HENRY HOSS, G. 81 NJ.
Aug. 25, 1870. [70sept1
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Solid Gold Chains, Rings and Jewelry
of every description at G.. III. SMITH >,
Knoxville Tenn. 70jun9.
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Take Notice.

All persons indebted to me are respect
fully informed that their accounts were
due on the first day of July, and if not set
tied at once interest will be charged from
that date. All kinds of country produce
will be taken in payment and the highest
market price allowed. III. c. LYNCH.
J~onesboro', July u, 1870. Uuly14tf.
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Send to HOXSIE q DEPUE. Knox
Vile. and buy yonr FRUIT CANS.
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Fer State Senate

we are authorized and requested to an
nounce JOHN WELSH. of Sullivan county
as a candidate for State Senate in the next
Legislature. subject to the decision of Il
Republican Convention.
We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce Capt. Il. H.. EASLEY. as a candid
ate for the State Senate, in the next Le-
gislature. subject to the decision of a Re
publican Convention.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounc III. X. Campbell, of Carter Coun-
ty. Il candidate for the State Senate from
this Senatorial District, ut the coming
election.
Fellou Citizens Of The First
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For Copying Letters acithout Press or Water.
This Great Time, Labor and Money
Saving Invention fills a long-ielt want,
bringing a really indispensable feature of
business within the reach of ALL. Price
81 25 and upuard.
None see il but to praise its simplicity
and convenience, and a skillfnl agent has
only to show it properly, as 1t RECON-
MENDS itself. and at sight. 1t is
eaaIlv suitable to Women as Men, and
adapted to every Kind of business. 1t does
not pLay out, as the first sale is only a be-
ginning. For testimonials, terms, &C.,
address p. GARRETT & co, 702 Chest
nut ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Reference is made to the editors of this
paper, who are using the book.
70sept i
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-10-06

This new and enterprising firm. Book
SELLERS and Stationers. Knoxville, Tenn.
keep constantly on hand Il fine assort-
ment of books, magazines and literary
Journals of all kinds, Also, stationery of
the finest quality and at very reasonable
prices, fools cap, letter and note paper,
envelopes, bill-heads, cards, etc. Give
them I trial before purchasing elsewhere.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1870.
The Mite

Society Will meet next Tuesday evening
at Mr.. l.. w. Keen's.
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meClung and Reuertons,

Knoxville, Tennessee, Wholesale Deal
ers in Tobacco's Cigars, Liquors, Wines,
Brandies, Gins, Fancy groceries, &c.
Tobacco's at Manufacturers prices.
Wrapping paper at Manufacturers prices
All orders carefully attended to.
70may26yI 30
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FAMTLY GROCERIES. the best in
L market. sold at reasonable rates by
HENRY LYNCH. aug1S
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FINE
LANDS FOR SALE!

l wish to sell $50 acres of the finest
Tenn. lying in District No. IL, on the
waters of Boon's Creek, 5 miles n. Il. of
J~onesborough, about i50 acres of which is
cleared and under cultivation. Eighty
acres well set i'm Clover-10a acres OF Mead
ow. the finest in the country. all in good
state Of cultivation. and under good fence.
Good Orchard; 5 or 6 nevcr-faiiing
Strings. THREE COMFORTABLE
DWELLING HOUSES, Barns, Cribs, and
other out buildings.
/ will also sell all of my personal pro-
perty. consisting of Horses, Cattle. Hogs,
Wheat, Corn. Oats. Hay, FaAEa}ns-tpolss
&C., &c.
Sept. 1, mo.
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HIGHEST Market price for all kinds of
IL Country Produce by HENRY LYNCH
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Senatorial District.

DcHutOTUG DtSUtct:
Having been called upon by a number
of friends from each of the counties con-
stituting the district, | myself
as Il Republican candidate to represent
yOur interests in the Senate of our State,
subject to no convention.
II John :. SNODGRA
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ONE glass of Rosenheim's Stomach Bit
tiers; the Great Western Remedy; will
do more to restore health and strength
than all the drugs you can put i'll your
stomach. Take them as directed. and you
viii have no need of the physicians and
and their poisons. They are made to cure
and never fail.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-10-06

THE CHEAPEST-Those who have
Il called ut the Store Of Henry Lynch,
Jonesborougt, Tenn. pronounce his new
Goods the cheapest and best in market.
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j. B. BLAND & CO..
1924 Cary between 18th aud 14th Sts.,
RICHMOND. VA.
General

GGlDUISU 1f
Commission
MLeTeIhamtss
For the sale of WHEAT. CORN BA-
CON. FLOUR. and all descriptions OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Grain Bags
furnished on application and liberal CASH
advances made on Produce in hand.
N. Is. We have II general agency for
fifteen Tobacco Factories In tile city of
Richmond and can furnish chewing and
smoking tobacco at manufacturers prices.
[~7ojuly7mG. ro y
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Mahoney IL ShiDIey
FiilC stock.

IIIFC JusV TJCtINCU q TGW IUJ OT I5UOHt
Fruit Jars, which they are selling cheap.
Fine stock.
Geo. F. Squibb, Jnesborough Tenn,
has Il fine lot of horses and mules for sale.
Call and examine.
Oct. ,, 1S70.-2m.
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UTLEY HAY PRESS.

THIS simple and powerful press, which
Il the experience Of the past year,
when it was first introduced to the pub
lic.) has proved far superior to any other
portable Hay Press i'm power and ccono-
my, we are now prepared. to manufac-
ture with improvements that add much
to the efficiency OF the Machine, and TO the
ease with which it is worked. t9Nr tait
The immense power and small amount
of friction in this Pl Tess render it invalua-
BILE to those whose farms are adapted to
r~aising,clover and grass, us it enablesthem
to ship their hay crop to II distant market
with profit, The cost Of Loiiiny the hay, uiM
experienced hands mol eIceedinJ 81 30 per
TON. ,rhie from
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SEE advertisement Of Bloomington, ILL.,,
Nurserv, in another column.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-10-06

NOR THE LATEST STYLES, call on
II HENRY LYNCH.
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o. Il. Smith Il Co.

Jonesborough. Sept. %, 1S7O-lm.
, 1870-11-10
HOTEL PERSONALS


SHERMAN HOSE,
Among The arrivals at this hotel. yesterday.
wetc the following: J. S. Nauscl1, England ;
Colonel J. D. Taylor, Utah; ]. Todl, Kentucky :
j. Bower and wife, Philadelphia: S. ). Converse,
Uhlo: L. F. Cnlley, Boston: G. ". E,sa, Ca1ttnz-
aiA; ]. r. Flynn, Tennessee; E. T. Foller, Clu-
rlnnati: !. =. ;icaavt, Vermont: J. M.aoa, PITTS.
:,u1Rh: A. c. Newhsll. Doaioh; T. : pa!miee,
onnecttcut: J. c. Sale, New York, 4. White,
Detroit
FREMONT HOUSE
Among the arrivals It this hotel Yesterday, were
The following: W. J. Cullen and wife, St. Paul
T. l. Sanbofn, Boston S. J. B!oomoeII Btooul-
inGton: Rev. @. f. Murphy, Pennsylv4ui4; Il.
AHnn: MlKauEec; 4. K. S'afR nud family, fndi.
ma: Rrv. u: spaldinR, OREGON; l. Hustont, Iowa
butler, New York: ". y. Said, Toronto.
hRIG1s Hopsf. T.....
Among The arrivals At mis- hotel, yesterday,
Tett the following: J. E. +. uertck. Boasou; j.
y Smtfe! and family Philadelphia: ". Colyill..,
tEnser: +. Beuaon, Dubuque; ]. Il. Howe, Gin.
s%ns Z. \. MuEphy, baltimore: s e.. HaF, 1nlt-
ma: II. \. Kendall. Kansas; n. LondheIut, New
aofE: C. d. Scnlly, Iowa.
rALNEa HOUSE,
*cte the following: 4. u, Iohnenp, CirvelanI
l. 5. Thompson, To'esta: L. frQr-mtth, irttA.
urrh: Il. MeCombes, tbo+1 n; s. Il. Bingham,
sh'atan. C. D. Gcntf5, u. X Mosehousc, Illinois
y. IL Folds, Wisconsin
IT. JAMES HOTEL
Among the arrivals Ut tits hotel, yesterday,
rttc the following: u. ii. Sargent, New Tark; q
's'fsx. south ncnd: II. c. l'y,i ana wife. Nass4.
,nusetts; E. L: Emerson. R1stou; j. sylvester,
Wisconsin; :. y. Hrowu, Cincinnati: {. u. White
md wife, Michigan; G. W Harrington, New
, 1870-11-10
The CALIFORNIA LOTTERY.
Distribution OF PFtEcx-8ccne. Mt til,
ANentyz fbYFp~.

Distribution OF PFtzes-Sccucs at tho
Agents &1GRce.
From the San Ftaaetsoo Ala, Sor,s
The agents Of the Mercantile Library Gift
Concert having announced that the holders Of
tickets that drew pzizea would feceiye their
coin yetterday, grand ru.h wa made for
the office. At the corner OF californis and SAM
coupiettlV surrounded, and tho sidewalk oc.
cupiet b! about $50 persoua. Sotne vere
there bright and ear1y-as early as7a M
and they waited patiently, that they might be
the frtt served. Before business vas COM
meneed, Captain Lee and Officer Everts we're
1qmnopsa Inn .sclic,nt, to che ssesf the, tho sase
Post 6i6se oraar, efS the asaaSsd eIe1Es to5a i,
mp their positions, and everything having beea
ar1anged for the commencement Of business,
tho coors we're flung open. Only two persons
were o, aom,tsea NJ ;,l at hne and until they were
The first ticket presented ID No, ia, lTI.
owned by j. 9. spear, Jr., auctioneer, calling
for 81 900. The ticket Is compared with the
stub. ia found to match, and his luck il re-
-, ,sratd 9, n9 bS check on the Bank Of California
II. Il Lay. Of Batavia. solano County, next
presented ticket No. l0,55l, and received a
check fer sl9 1000.
Marin C. Glover, in the employ OF Kellogg
4 lleweton, presented ticket No. l6, 2s4, which
ags ,;nis, LUG eao,Suv PIE: one couPqn OF this
''Gse1 WI eaItu11Geo "ltn y Mts. - y. T. CooR-
~ r. M nnaesoe0 ne" t'cAe' A@o'oSo' WHICH ote"
@ u.A:
eona n. natcnlnson aelo uckess NOS: N.al5
a1.0tp. He purchased $500 worth Of tickets.
~, s' Nneon meoes ~ 10y nS1o ueket N9. l9o.
VA us~ so ~ .s,oo pms; oa1 ~ .nnacs'ns
ThsrtasT .aa y,sa. ~ ssIoon "a 70 9n3 Ss.a
,ao1a- T., W. 11u H. ~ anS
s,,,s t;.Iat ~ II 40 o." tus 1890 ls1ae. e.
.na nfv;ca III, ~ 49, -, s Ia1a;n.a. -.
, 1870-11-10
I'A1e<. ;o,n. 4pm Mp.a-
.'he Flood In Platte County, NO
Great Damage to Farms and
EKnps.

From the Platte CRY R<rti,le.
Tho Fiatte has never before been known to
overflow its banks In fall. Several hcavy
rains fell last week, and the streams we're
much swollen. On Sunday night four
inches of eolid water fell. Tuesday the raise
! sd reached it's maximum. but WAS still ten
i, shes below that Of 1s4i. On these occa-
sicns the Missouri River was high, and it is
~rrrosed the present nse woufd have exceed
CO that Of 1874, il the Missouri had been At
Il o like etsge. Tho current Was remarkably
southwesteEn Railway was washed away in sew
.ral places. The bridge near the fair grounds
uas lifted by the water, and removed several
feet from, It's place. In the bottom Of the
riv-r fercts arc in interesting confusion
They wcrc piled up by the watts, and plaeed
wh.le not needed, without the loss OF rail.
On the road to LeavenwoEth the traveller is
bewilderel l,y Sencee acToss the road, and
standing without ., stem on all tides.
tou.s below this place. Tho farmers think
their corn crop 10 ruined but We hope they
will be able to eave large portion Of them.
Among the sufferers We may mention the
,.s.nes Of DAvia Lanter, Marcus Todd. Har-
,ep st-.-uQp1, D. Alexander. ChAs. MeIs, John
Cole. IlessaLt Ford, a. $. Baker, Henry Ar
mold Zack Nilla. Na.., Nalott, Len Gray. J.
]. MAYO, o. Humphrey. john !as..ne, y. En-
bank, Jas. Esktaee, Mrs. Joiner. las. L. Mey.
ers. VIM. Smith, and John Rcyuolds.
Mr. H. Kinney, tindlng himself surrounded
ia the morning with water. entered an old
craft which he kept, and fiu1tug it unmanARe-
lie, wss born up aEainst = tree. Tho boat
funk aud left him in the tree. where he re-
u,ained thirtT-eix hours without food before
liz tiruat,on WAS known and he could Ia re-
Eeyed
, 1870-11-10
AMU8EMEMTA.
KELLOGG CONCERTS.

AMU8EMEHT1-
KELLOGG CONCERTS.
MISS CLARA LOUISE :
- KEsTs1xo&&
Respectfully announces
Two Grand Concerts.
FARWEL1. HALL.
WednendAy md Thux-day kveniaRs, Nov.
10 and H.
AastSted BY the woridrtnowned Plkniat,
Mr. James M. Wehli,
And The a'ss.nsalsh-d voealiAt1.
Mr. Nm. Mcdonald and
Slgnor A. RandolfI.
MR. GRO Y. cOLBY...............,.... Director.
ADMI6s1OH-One Do1l.-. Reservcd Beats 20 cents
r1t1a; fog saie sttse BOZ Once. F.rwsu Hall. ony
Sov. L Tbr object =" the management !. to give the
rnpltc an nndlvdt d1AsIsm to aelcct from.
be Et1nd Piano uttd At all A1a KellGfets Copetttq
II from sht crlehrAtrd AnafActory of Ar. Albert
Weber. cor Fftth-av. 1pd Eleventh. IT., New York.
poofa Hprn u M commence a1 z.
THlfS. II. F0RAkJlI. Auk3pfAl Akuhkrr
, 1870-11-10

FoR sAL:E-oEE rRINCE AELoDKoN, FIVE
Il octAsrs tu rood order. fer III pfanos ma ar1sna
10 mt, It t55 Cl&skSt " OA6PRR eNA-
, 1870-11-10
A f0Nfhful Murderer.

Tho Rural tBiony,lle Parish, La-) Times
gives au account OF the conviction and SEN
lence to the I'enitentias5 for life OF colored
hoy only 10 ycars old. Hs had deliberately
murdered girl Of his own color, yea1a or
age. With chopping axe, having enticed her
tho woods upon The preto1t OF skinning trees
for gum. He dealt her two blows on the ctA-
,ium and iu the face with the eye Of the axe,
and third with its blade in the region Of the
groin. cau.ide speedy death After commits
ting the murder the boy took the Axe home
and concealed i, under the bel OF bis own
Eistress, having dragged the body soma dis.
aAuce and thrown it into pool Of water,
where it was found BY parties il search OF the
child. Subsequent to the burial. tbs bog Sam
made full confession. He was sentenced to
the renitentiary for life By Judge Egan.
, 1870-11-10
Oysters, oyster1, Oysters,

Do not buy those cans half nllcd with oyssc,s
and the rest water that arc being sold By numer-
4us groceEs, but ask for u. D. Mallory + Co.'S
Diamond brand. II TOUR grocer does not keep
them 70 to the depot OF b. D. Mallory L ca, %
Randolph street. near Ssnte, and trial viii con-
vince yuu their diamond and Rlr the best filed
and nict st pyKtefS In the cify,
, 1870-11-10
HuW Il yQut Tina z

American and Swiss watcher, dia,uonds, sold
silver and plated ware Of every description, ele-
CANT styles OF Jewefrf, gold chains opera etasses
and ever. thing pertaining TO the tewelrJ business
will be retA1ed at wholesale prices, nt Il. F. Btl.
t;pRs', successor TO SoW.in McEtxain, l9S Lake
et1ret. Watch repairing is Iu2de specially.
, 1870-11-10
New Hotsl.

a new hotel Ii being ntted mp ai the corner Of
Clinton and Madison Streets. with nj tho modern
improvements, and containing 100 sleeping
rooms. 1t il located In very central poinf for
railroad custom, and Offers = good chance Tor au
experienced hntel keeper to cstahllsh success
I'M bnstnesa. The nrOpsfctots offer Ibtsni terms,
, 1870-11-10

A Fine Thing aoF shu Teeth.-The
fragrant soz dW,t aas t2ken very prominent
pact yI1phg the most spp&aved de1tf1dcea OF the
uss. X 10 ! very popular article for tnc toilet,
ntgh1y rec mmendtd By ali who have used It, ~
Ing the mouth, sweetentDR the breath, md ArfesE
II Z tue ploXtrs1 OF decay.
, 1870-11-10
War Department wcnthcr Report.
UNITED STATES SIGNAL SgkytcR1

=. Nu1E4UVt -NVf. ~. =
The following IL the onlc,a! record made for the
I" observation and report Of storms, hy telegraph
and slRnal, for the benefit Of commerce Oh the
northern lakes and seaboaId, for the rwensy-four
tile shoEa tie heights OF the barometer and ther-
nome'er at the hours Of O'Clock a. m..,a .. n,
and II p- n also the amount OF rainfall for the
twenry-fcur honrs enu.lg at q, n, snow and
hail beng Teuucet To rain.
, 1870-11-10
Fine JaWe1xY.

Ktng / Loomis, 1t No. rs Lake street., have
tnit received dne assortment Of pearls, sold
gold je~elyy. silver waEe, and other articles Of tho
noest Qu1l1tT, which theI are uneftrk tor sale 1t
ytsJ reaBonnble r1te& Now u the ume for paF-
son1 contemplating purchasing, to cali In 1t their
place Hnd inspect lhsif goods.
, 1870-11-10

cause The .nsln Ing et.cct ot1ha mos hAs beeu
c.nsideItd oJ medical men ior many year1 =
t,cnlar!y recommended for peetorN Adecro2f,
tcsusuloUs comnla,Dtf, tiaf1nnt, 6c.-Editot
Hats journal ~ HedHA
, 1870-11-10
BUSINESS NOTICES,

I-udtc., Velvet Snequcs nnd C1onkx,
We raye 4 new process Of re~dvetne AMI noIsn-
lag them to look Ike new. Johu ZenReler's Steam
Dsc Works, SIS South C.ark Erect, Near Adams,
, 1870-11-10

FimplcR Removed and the skin
made smooth by using Juniper TAr Soap, manu-.
facnred BY Caswell. Hazard 4 CO., New YORK.
, 1870-11-10
AGENTS WAITED

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AGESTs wASTED-EVFRY FARMER, NE-
charlie and ansk r make sta - ssoo prr mouth
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CO.. Room 81 Rcvuoi1s Block.
GENTS NANTFD-SItkl 4 WEEK ri FITHuR
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eca.rrd reea,t. sen ,ast t hc reT crrt ss-ft nne
ta'st ee1lins a1ttcr. inAmetics. ~o-th .rn, ~
70 cent. Ihe rn's~*ea r-.t.t faete.t t.1l,nx rhiuk
them sMAI Co.. s. SAush IIat-tsi st.. Chicago.
AGENTS wASrRD-rnR THE COUNTRY.
~ arcrk faEu'tc. Rransee for the Eint.E sa-
srrta. with stamp PAINE & Co. basement 13s south
Clark k-+t.. Chie1ro.
, 1870-11-10

The annual meeting OF the I.iino!s ST. Andrews
snciety will be held thlx evening, 1t CaledouiRn
Hall, LaSAile street. 15nsintas OF importance viii
come before tho meeting. and It d hoped that
every member Of the society vii! be present
There will be 4 meetin1 Of the Union CA'ho-
tic LScenm this eveainR, At xhelr 70 lmB, NOS, 1of
and is3 II ouEoe Etreet
The t'ook County WonAns Suffrage Assocla-
ton will meet IN lower FArWe1l Hal. 1t O'Clock
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