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, 1870-03-29
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

DETECTIVE REEVES arrested Christ Kannew,y.
young man about 1s years Of age, In q saloon
near the Michigan Southern depot yesterday after
noon. In the morning despatch was received
from his father, who resides in Allegheny City,
Penn, reausstins .aa. be BE- detained. II Is sup
cash. IS $50 WAS found In one OF hls rocketA 4
Henry r11e, fur which he paid s4a. Was also se-
sna Va hs ssas shs q sInf sa e.
Omaha Wori was sent 10 his parent and he viii
probably be sent back to AneEhany City when an
answet Ia received
LAsr EyESEa Vas the occasion OF :he yearly
rental Of pew1 IN the Church Of the Messiah, Rev,
robert Laird Collier, pastor. The attendance was
1hEge. On opening the business OF the evening, II
W vas decided By = vote thAt the system Of selling
fore IN vogue, be abolished, and that such holders
as aestfed 70 retain their pcws should have tho
preference over othes Il ne Price sesupon them.
cludtng all the best, were put down TO former
holders, and those vacated we're quickly taken by
sne ne9 q IT, Mns
$50 u 50, premium, and the entire rental aggecga
ted about sl2, COL
THE BOARD or PUBLIC WoRrs On yesterday az
ternoon, opened bids for the construction OF anew
roof for the west wing Of the Court House. Recorl-
ing TO Van Osdels Specifications, the old material
70 BE used where available C. Mason d Co.,
5000; i. s Bouion IT %. g. so; ss cissi, R.sa &
Co, A,6Oa. The contract was awarded to Let1 Il
SGn. It The nJtCr NAufS1. T6n contract nHtnt.
Ina {he Yt-id.r S,nrt Srhoc hn,fttn- sss
70 Geo. Cruising, al HOE
Ne MILTON FoRaEs one Of tho gentlemen A.
rested in Z gambling house the other eYeninQ.
w1shes 1t kt1teh that he entered the place for the
purpose Ut collecting SO which Was due him ftpu
one Theodore Stone, a professional" Al to his
% sunsequent aLest On ne cn4iYe o. obtaining
Hent nnueI .aSs e1aGt' " Gt't eolt Ior 1alse
;I tsen'asns o III HsA.nss ~. AcAAaan Will deteF-
n4ue 1e Jasloess u ILLS oeasees1uen
FREDERICK WE1ocK, who had his throat cut BY
thieves on Western avenue, near kinI1e Btfeet,
come time ago. gave detailed account of the Al.
tack made mon hin 10 d larre sndIence in Turner
Hal, on Sunday. a collection Was then talen IN
up Tor bis benefit, and IS IVES realized.
Attic ElRSFsr Snt,rrr,r7os nf mrnv fr1anIa
nr Ust0eij iii r.,,aot hts 1n+,,a " ~. ~ Il by
ntc{nna Resni,a ~ ~ I'm Wn,nsnsa en1.sns Aa4t.
I'm, y n ESntener Shr,ch 1hts o+nntH nNa sa.s
,nn,,,nr ~ ~ n!aos, 1.s ctSSns. c.! III,
all who wish to know the Doctors position On the
subject can hear 1t In very plain English bJ being
tresent.
Al THE REGULAR MEETING Of Law Lyceum Of
Chicago the following were elected officers for
the ensuing term: President, Fred L kimmcy:
Vice President, 81. D. F1ahesty: SecretarY, j. T.
Manning. Meetings Of the society are held every
Saturday evening, 1t Rooms 16 and Is Oriental
Building, M 1e2 LaSAne street
, 1870-03-29
The Growth Of the American Piano
Trade
From The Nete Fork TRIBUNE, March 1t

From The Ntte FORK TRIBUNE, March 1t
Notwithstanding the unusual anu general deprcs-
fion Of nde, tho total amount Of sales In 1869 Il
f1i1S equal to the business OF the preceding year,
and 1t Is noticeable fact that in the Instance Of
several OF the largest manufacturers, a large In
ercasc OF business Is exhibited. It will be seen
that by the revenue statistics Of twcnty-slx nsms
given below, they nre residents Of New York. E,s-
ton, and Baltimore, and that the aggregate total
OF their sales amounts to s. ASST Besldes those
given IN tabular form, there arc number Of small
hrns In the three cities nane and also several In
Thllalclrhla, Albany, Buffalo, ndlanspolls, St.
Louis, and even in San Francisco, which viii in-
crease the tutat amount OF annual production nnt
sales Of pianos In the United States to fully 900
instruments, netting over seren millions ef dollars
Is, ,000, ,00Q}.
New York, the Empire City Of the Cnlon. pos
sesscs In the word-faned mammoth manuIxctory
Of MeseEs steinway Soma, not only the most ci-
tcnstve establishment in the United States but be-
yond doubt, t. largest In the world, "a shown In
the TACT Of this firm returning, made and DID
during the year 15d9, no less than 200 pianos, for
the aggregate sum OF t<ire hnndrhi dnd pre- tho4s-
sand four hundred and dollars C., ,a &6)
Do4ton, the renowned +.nuh," in the esta6!tah-
ment ot AessyR Chicter1ng, possessea Tho second
largest piano mAnnfactory in the United States,
while Baltimore has the third In that Of Aessrs
knahc i Co.
, 1870-03-29

a.. a@s. After leaving tho air lock,
Mo5 20 naoe 70 ooms RloWly up thu staira "a
tho ontes y this occupies hfteen ~ Or tvansy
~ nn. ihaa ae ha h.oaamen arc always anxious to
they Leave tho air chamber 6l thsT raturn 1tn ~.
tntnk morn frequent change Of III benet iii :
u the Ilr charnber thore M fror1 $3.50 ~
thirty r. at4Work st time it, canscitr IL sbont
so I.St spos n .eet OF compressed Ii; pumps
cone . Iro IN @ tbe1 AZ frast a. Sptt when vatnen
te5y md hot bath, then taIen mi and Mi
rubbed and wrapped up IN wam Hs,k.t.. -
LET thsm lay. IN that condition ~ : Ti,,fs "a
Aoout a onethird Aro relieved OF snv nninA t,y
this means, md are ready to 20 down sg,io
W.. ~. Gsy We IRE nnng voltalc amor now
who use it Te commenced u.inr i, sh,nt tWn
weeks ago; We shall only be compelled to use
Inc compressed air two or three veets morn. !"
1ha follo1inB additional particulsIa va tsTs
1Eota The Missouri RePt4tlicon:
Cru1narly, the eject OF working in the
matter Of testing auusion among the man u an. !.
saged IN tho ebambez, who: style the musculas
contraction Of tho back, which somsti,nea IN,
sues, tho Groe3tn band Ho1no veein sSo
1ho timo Tor working csch gang Of men was re-
oucea % one hous, bIt sgainst this the men re-
orde! Of two hour shifts wss 1es.o9ea sso s,ew ~
care being taken that the len should not bo d..
tanned longer than that period. Il Ia by M
means, however, easy 70 forecast the efyocta nj
tho air pressure on different constitutional. for
they are ny no means uniform, One man
cmerges from tho chamber AFTER two hours,
stay; md Is seized with the tG.eoian bend
!noet violently, ~ above mentioned. md fol.
lowed perhaps, By MORO scrioua symntorns
Another, after long sotonrn, Is entireIy free
from even an unpleasant feeling, Seyer.l
laaleA have viaited the air chnInbor n its
present depth, aud experienced no kind OF
Inconvenience. Indeed, the softer saI an
pear to stand the pressure bctter than sorns
Of the lords Of creation, which f.et w.
leave TO the doctors to explain. A man
named oheefe, sub-fo1emAn, has been IN
the chamber constantly, we nav sav, nnd en-
joys excellent health. Mr. Thompson. fore
man OF the work, is also in and ont Of The
chamber continually, someti1ncz rernainipc
down for hours, and has suffered no serious
consequences, and We might mention numer-
Gus other cases, quite enough TO show the dif-
hculty OF forming any definite theories on the
matter. One rather curious fact ia that thoso
men who hare provided themselves With voIta-
ic cinctures for the waist, or In the form OF
bracelets, have escaped Ill III effects. This
voltaic Armor consists Of eimple band, not an
inch wide, lined with slips OF ZINC, worn next
the skin. It may be gathered from these par
hculars that whaterer may bo tho edrect dag
npsls Of the effects Of the com1aessed air,
therc is some contradiction In the data fur
nishcd by tho experiences Of different work
men,"
, 1870-03-29
The supreme Court nnd the Legal.
Tender Act.
Warrington {Harrh ~ Dxspa.ch to TIE cp,einnosi
rtrny, .rrIri

important action In reference to Tho legality
Of the LegA-Tender act will soon be taken in
the Supreme Court, and il is more than probable
that the recent decision OF tie Court wilt be re-
Vessed, although Of this nothing, Of coursel
can be known. Attorney General uoAr on Frl-
day moved that tho Court take up and con
slider At an early day two cases which had been
passed early In tbs session, and which arc anp-
posed 70 involve the entire legal-tonder ques-
ton. Its nndeHtood that upon tho opening Of
the Court tomorrow morning, the Chief Justice
viii announce that the cases will be heard on
the following Monday. The cases aro Deming
against the United States, and Latham against
the United States, and are appeals from the
Court Of Claims, and were passed early in the
Eeasien, without prejudice 10 their right, to be
called at any time. This deci4ion will not bo
reached for several weeks. Attorney General
H4Ar viii argue the case for the United States.
The decision promulgated some time sgo,
requiring al debts and contracts made pre-
sious to February, 1852, to DO paid in gold,
Was signed by Chief Justice Chase and
Associate Justices Nelson. Clifford, Fields,
and Gries. The last named has
sinco retired. Tho dissenting opin.
ion vas 6gned by Associate Justices Miller,
Davis, and Swayne. II tho cases involve the
same question embraced in the ono already de-
cited. It Is fair to presume that the court will
stand: Chase, Nelson, Clifford, and Field
against Miller, Davis, Swayne, Strong, and
Irnilley
, 1870-03-29

rEs rs5tssnta @ At9enaIaent;- the iltas:ztoes !" shos
I'D I'D 10 ouI'essuc Of "A.xorna~ Anoeanr Of
tncee renowned ''s1n-huned Senators > has gone
ihe way OF all mcn-that ss got married. NJ.
hsmLe, TIC gifted aud lopulzI lntsrtocator Of tas
company, Wa, Oh Sunday, united IN natrfmony to
MIS- Ella Turner, turcn'c lady Of Acfioksr'a The z
VIII tss s1'n S,Sm1p} 9sRT n,, .nS n5 Id
ArA End woodruff asastine n the customary
capsctt,cA In consequence Of this conduct
On the pan Of MI. .kcmhlc. Manning !: high
" elated n the opportunity Afforded
him 10 " get cvcn,~ md thick and fl1s nrw the
Jokes lkst night toward the uckless u 'mlddlem2n-
Tne.bentnt Of Bob uArs, that vcrJ Demosthoncs
Of buricsgne stump oratora, should not be for
gotten 1t occurB On Thursday evening 1oxt, end
The box -Ahcct Il now o}acn-
AIKEN9 MCSErM.
"Frou FTpu6 entered It's third week At tho
Museum lsst night, with an attendance scarcely
diminished, although the competitive attractions
elsewhere were unusually st1Ung Since the daJs
Of The 11ctetof-Lcase Man. the Museum hss
not experienced success 80 genuine, and surely
none more deserving. The u1ncas OF Miss DoJd
PAS neceesitA1.d the substitution Of Mlss Annlo
Mayhew IN the Fnlk OF Loptxe, which Is nicely
dressed and well takcn by the latter. :" Frou
From" remains all the week Including tho Wcdn,.e-
day Gnd Saturday mAttpcea
, 1870-03-29

NILIIAHpS1
The following Is to be commended equally for
{tA Interest and its brcy1ty:
To he EtiLov ef 71t CAinsgo n7Is.s:
ACCEPT the condition. named In Nj PatkcTs chAl-
Ing Of thr Ssh. and uAue Btuuswtek table - my
chnIce for The Arnnd game. J. " COOK.
CH1cAuo, Aarrh = ldM
The half forfeit for both gaines, amounting In al
TO $3.50, WAS on yesterday placed by Coon IN the
HANDS Of Henry Rhinee, the Shareholder, and
CrostrN Music Hall ha8 bctn engaged foT the evco-
1ngs OF April ii hnd -
else BAIt.
The Active Base BAl Clnh holds 5 mcet1n. this
evening Ut room 8, No . 1.sSal!e street. 1mpor-
tsnt business Ia to b. transacted
, 1870-03-29
HOTEL PERSONALS,

st. JAMES HOTEL
AmonR the arrivals at the St James Hotel yes
terday, were the following: ". E. Bacon. Rich
mond; A. c. Boyd, Aazz.; c. Dierstadt, Sa9ass
Falls; G. s. DaEls, Burlington: II. Evans Kings
ton: q. C. Dtchl, urbanA; c. Gilmore, Rock
Island; }. T. uawes, Atlanta; r q. jordan,
Alasten, Rochester: h 8 Newman, Rocf1ori: Z.
n Parsons, Springfield; Dr.. A. Reynolds, Clinton,
.- FREMONT H0CSE
Among the arrivals 1t the fremont Home, yes.
teEtny, we're tho following: Hon. Jesse X. Du-
Dols, Springfield: G. C GrtswoId, New York; +,
Stewart, Omaha; c. C. Warner, Virginia City: j.
". Winston, Cincinnati; l. II. Dyer, Nevada; W.
y. Barclay, pittsburgh; A. Aldnch, u. Barton, L.
II. Day, y. g. Holton, ". G. smythe, New York
G. G:,[ beating, Cleveland; D. C. Jameson, Spring.
BRIGGS HoCsK
Among The arrivals al The Briggs House, ycstcr-
day. were the following: 8 A Beemts, st. Louis:
Y. VI. Bancroft, Nevada; H. Ber71tn, omaha: B,
BroWp, California; J.. Clements, Toronto; D,
Day!s, Milwaukee; C. s. Delasnn, Eslamnzoo: :
Colonel @. G!Gsnnt II. Hayes, r &. Graham, St
Louis; G. 4 HoughtoD, Khnsas City +. II. usnp-
=: ~ aassulf' san FfaneIsco; r. 8. Norman, Rock
SHERMAN uoCsE.
Anonp the arrivals at the sherman House, ycs-
terdAy, werc tho following: ". a. Bond, liver.
poo; IL L. C1ouKh, do; ". A ChesAnan, Helena; !;
I. y. DoIgInus, l. L F0rtl, j. A. Harper. A. g,
Jewell, E. l. Lnnt, n. Z. Townsend, New York !;
J: Y: 9ont9 Portland; Hon. G J. L NeyeEi Fond
rit1shuiRh; = c. Richmond. :sorwich; j. Swords,
Idaho; c. Sherman, Albany; 4. s. Whitney, Dos-
ton,
, 1870-03-29
THE LAW COURTS.
A Prisoner Claims Rclcaae From
Jail ON Judge McAllis-
tcr's A.atc Order,
1he Case Of @The Blondes" Called
but Continued at the Peo-
pies Request.
8rcNch of FrOmise-HI{.tuk
Crct9ftors-En1AcA Arrests
Criminal Matters,


UNITED ETATE1 DISTRICT COURT.
N ADMIRALTY.
Charles D. Rhodes Ct al Y. Schooner John Eli.
derheuse- Contract OF arrelghtmcnt This WIS
llpel dled by Rhodes Bradley aSaInet the schoon.
er, for damages sustained by The breach Of m nj.
legged charter Of the schooner for voysxc from
Cleveland 10 Chicago, with cargo Of con1, at the
rate OF ST. Is per The libel set forth that the
charter WIS Effected by telegraph by the agents. Of
lihellants tn Cleveland, to one Il #. Hlnman, the
agent of the schooner at Buffalo, Oh
the 9Th Of November, 1861, md thai
tho schooner refused and failed to
enter upon the voyage, IN consequence Of which
they were com pellcd to pay t1so per ton, the d!f
ference between which md Sill per ton, lbellants
claimed. The answer denied that uIumsu WA
The agent Of the schooner or authorized to con.
cour1 found that The charter WAS not cIcctel sn.J
dismissed the libel, not having occasion 10 con-
slider nc question how far the schooner was cx-
cused from the performance OF the contract, she
having become disabled after the date when lie
contract was alleged TO have been made.
In RAfIRCFICY.
ton By Bowen Whitman 4 WinsioW. cred,ors pio for
leave 10 withdraw thclr proof n general cscdltofs
and 70 bc allowed to make proof As secured cred
o iot ne ths en esst The
executions In the hands OF the Sheriff, lcvsed on
The property Of bankrupt Petitioners obtaIneti
t0t4RuCut, ussucu E2eCulOQ, k0a pl8ceu 1t IN the
hands Of tho Sheriff, who levied on the
property. subject 70 the prior executions
Az these proceedings toof rlaee before petition
was tled In bankruptcy. 1t was alleged that sub-
sequently proceedings were instituted by the a.
signce y h!l> aganst the senior Judgment credit
or. eo1 that such rrocecdings we're Ind thereon
that their executions wen, set hzde, the property
wa9 sold, aud the proceeds paid over TO the a.
signcc. Petitioners claim that these executions,
barring been ct aside ss fraudulent thcir lien at
tacheA, wherefore they are entitled 10 he paid in
preference 70 any Of the general crcdltora
The Court found, on al examination Of the
reoord 70 ne contrary, that no decree had yet
l,ecn rendered setting aside the elder LENA AMI
that the execution creditors hare not had their dav
IN court, 30 that their claim to the prucecds ts not
barred, wherefore be ordered that the petition Oe
dismissed But, lnasmuch az 1t Ia possible that up-
on the facts set up In the bill of the assignee, II
they be proved, decree to set aside those exccu-
miss. without prejudice to u future application.
Di&eharpet- William Footner, Of Chicago; Panl
Burnh1rn, Of Chicago
Densdl ef EankHpty-Henty wlggers, Of CHI
caRu.
Proceeding df*nfased- David A. Butterne]d, OF
Egtn; ftupp Harper, Of Sandwich, DeKnlb County,
DiseAa.ge rtfased-Ffank c. Higgins, Of Chicago.
, 1870-03-29
YESTERDAYS FIRES.
Three buildings More or I>cs~ Damaged.
ON EECoNp TREH.

ON EEcoEp sIRHET.
A few minutes before O'Clock. yesterday morn.
ing, IRE broke out, from some unknown cAuse, In
the txp-R,ory frame building No aOS Second
street owned and occupied by Philip 0ravy. Loss
$500; Insured for $t,oeo IN the Home The flames
communicated TO No, sos, a one-s story frame dwel
ling adjoining, owned md occupied by II. sav.
age Ln.., $50; insured for $1,000 In the Homo,
4 portion Of stairway, IN 40. aoo, fell Oh Johr
Of dc steamer Wiiaarn James, iniurtns thea
slightly. They were on duty sRaln last night
on JEEnor STREET.
The sla17n from Boz No 81, at O'Clock Jester
basement Of ihe building No. IS Throop street
owned BY Charles Sober, End occupied by Charles
Peter. Damage nominal Some straw and papcl
wc1c iGntted n, 1t Is kald, an inccndia13.
, 1870-03-29
LoeAaoa | Ano1sts


From he Rochester Boily Cnion and Advertiser.
Jo~J'h L. Hall, Cincinnati:
SIR: You claim that you hAye caused 10 be fairly
picked, one OF our No. 9 Automatic Locks Ia Chi-
caFo. We believe this Claim to be both a malicious
attack upon "a, and an intentional fraud upOn the
rohl1c. In proof Of which opinion and that Jou
mAy have no shadow OF excuse for undertaking
another such job stithout tay, we hereby oGcr you
reward Of f1eo fhanssn2 dollars {{e II yuu or
your representative will fairly PICK within twcntr-
four tN hours, without Injury to lock or safe, any
Of ectd locks uhsth hare 7l1df, snbiect TO
these conditions: That our principal Inspector,
Nj. l. +. Munger, shall adlus1 the Lock and see
that II Is In perfect working order. thai shall set
the comhination that the trial ahalt take place iN
Rochester, n y, within twenty tao) DAYS INN The
date hereof, and that you shall guarantee the yay-
ment Of nve hundred lolars tk50o, to such chafi-
tsble Institution In Rochester we may designate,
GENT ERxKS1ElF, Manufacturer Of the Mag
nrtfc, Automatic and nthcr Bank Locks.
RoCHks1ER, y. l., March -, 1870.
, 1870-03-29
PACIFIC COAST,

Central Pacific KlniIrond Bridge Re-
pntFed--Dcn1h OF General Geo. II.
ThomnA.
SAN FRAsusco, May es-The Central Pacific
RailIoad Company has completed It's temporary
bridge over the American River.
4 motion has Ercn carried By the Legislature
Of British Columbia, that Canada shoul1 purchasc
ALASKA anil the State Of Maine
Major General Thh1nas, Commanding the De
rattMent Of the Pacific, was to-{lay stacked by
IN erllcp;!c nt lilo Is reported In q c;1ucal con-
tiitinn.
SAN FRAsc1sco, March sa-Gcneral Thomas
died at r. n. Of alOplcxy.
, 1870-03-29
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,


Mary c. Roberts =. George n. Chamberlain.
This y m action to recover damages for an al.
legged breach Of premise OF Marriage The cxse
Was originally brought to the Circuit Court Of The
county. and transferred upon motion OF the de-
fendaut eaptas had Issued In the original pro
cetdinH, and motion wA5 now made to admit de-
lendaut to common bait tats OWL recognIzancc> on
ne gr9u1n OF the lnsutncency OF the af.,davit
substance, alleged the maftns Of a contract Of Of
marriage upon request Of the defendant, and the
subsequent losning Of money, perhaps, $1,000, hJ
Plalnuu 10 defendant, upon the faith OF tile uEreG-
ment TO mary, and Of defendants honor. Ii
ehn1rcd that the grnmtse was made without the
intention OF fulfilling It, and that 1t was aimed al
the procuring Of money and other dlshonorable
PURPOSES, IN aid Of which the defendant falsely
and fraudulently represented himself TO he the
owner OF drug store, tOxaru payment for the
etocS Of which he pretended that be wanted the
money.
The Court found, upon considering the a11dayjt.
that tie molten mus1 be sustained. It was insult
csent In all tts essential parts to bring 1t within
the requirements OF the statute as TO the issuing Of
the WIT, ~ -
, 1870-03-29

lhs>s mention was made Of sut against INC by
one DoooEhne, 70 recover tho pspcetdg Of tudE-
Ioehs couecteds which 1t w1A cl4lncd had not been
accounted for. Lest my ai1eooe might b ieened
An aamiAAon Of the fact beg to say that tho mat
tsr Wn promptly accounted for aud ecttlci with
NC party II the time, (iovcmhcr, 1857. the bal
aoce corning paid over to him. and his written IT.
eeiss son u ny possession, taken therefor. Don
oanao was hi, satisneu with my Bsrytccs and With
~ cnaIReA never heard nor dreamed that he
naa thH claim untll IT. wRs presented q few days
@ 0etofe h5inEtns Of suit b, astorne1, whose
1nt nAHs wsA anal then, unknown to me. DJ Insert
III ne above IN your widely read paper you, viii
oo0ge, scsJ tluly, yonrs, Ak7urR ". WkpE7T.
, 1870-03-29
IMMATURE AtNj
New Music.

.,a Ins Aree racccs BY noos i Csd1, Adverttsed In
Aos ooe1nn, Asc erca1tuz considerable A1rHe-
, 1870-03-29
METEOROLOGICAL,

Meteorological record for March ., 1870, rs re-
ported By J. G. Laneguth, JE., optfctan. III Ran-
dolnh esrrct correspondent to the Smithsonian To-
st1tute. The smail leticrs arc the Initials for
the words "rccr!ng,r "grntle," high, "dEJ."
amoist atmosphere a rain. - and "snoW:"
n~< Ba'. ND n~: &ol..
liz Rs lxx:ss.x $ !lss:ss:s;
CHcAoo, March u
SON sssss h q n / 4, Noon rfses. b, 70 Il n
sou ..+.s :. q n q. Moon se*s. ..th. I'm Pm
, 1870-03-29
TO BEEr-HongEg.

70 TMEsT w .: KERTooT. 8 W1sH-
E esss { e g fs sst!ss.4 s. q, e snA
stoSe and dwelling. No. a Wes E.dson:ss. ia pr
Nss nt.ek ssose and dwelling. comm osn.,port.r.
Doei. eorne1 q tss .tyee .ad JAek.onst West Side
no REHr-oOTTAGE on WEST JAoKsoN!sT,E
hss:s g H1 HkSW.Ss k;s.s bk e 8 (
t'sst Asn s.hq4ss5s 4 ts
al.s md 1annd5. Apply on tho psrznises ii MichI
ganar.
mo RRSTIFoR 4 TERN or YRAa5, HYDE
!. Sss s. s9ast II It i bsns hsan. PAX
no RENr-FRoM MAY ,sr. As 4 PRIVATE
M Fl ii, ,s1s;;11;St s1,;; leS,s
4 sos Z nd 10 Miesisan.V e Al 0'sa'a 1'a'f'
bTiei honfe and furniture (which u newl for
1aans 1ss s E e2s' a9 fSs sss
Tvs Ss.5. fFo NY ;1 gs1t r. ros,ss.ion iaacd
dss,: %ss,z, Z 4H5ane sPa nefs o {. cast front
TO H,, YAK Ak ,S ss7oRY .95 i 3XR aAa
So 81 T.eats fonfshst ApPl, 4 Rauin 10. thlli
| mo RENT-DOUGLAs PLACE-WHOLE OR
M ii roans A1p', On pF'ni'ea and al Is Fs5aolas'
1 " aifuated On Wsbs.h-av, near Harmon eoar fos
Se'i 1 ssx lai 2S1 GS
mo RKNT-5a WABAsH-AV, HOUSE HAS 70
'sGs hst saa is TsSs : 1a ~ f'fes
COMB. Room {. . Deasbor1st
TO RKHT-ro 4 SMALL n FAMILY W10 WILL II
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, 1870-03-29


AoWER-STnCkES-In this city, Ma,rh -, hr Re.
ali Of thIa city.
HfLASD-CQSEIEGHAM- the Ut lnft. IN tho
church Of St. Ae.lhs 1rish COLLEGE. Rome, hv lfs Eu
Eenee Cafo1al Paul Cnllcn. assisted by thu vtiy Rev
Dublin. md M!ts Joterh.uc Cunningham, ot Chicago
, 1870-03-29
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DKRSOSAI-N1LL MACHISI3T PLEASE STATE
L Nherp A. interview mar b hAd. Was away 5a-nr-
day. LUMBER.
DKsoNAL-A FRIEND: NOTE DID NOT REACH
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-13

~ NHio iniaIubie nelneuy does not, like the
Il poisonous irritating snuffs and strong
caustic solutions with which the people have
long been humbugged, simply palliate for
short time, or drive the disease to the lungs as
there is danger Of doing in the use of such nos
trums, but it produces perfect and permanent
cures of the wsrst cases of Chronic Catarrh, as
thousands can testify. Cold in the head is cure
ed with few applications. Catarrhal Head
ache is relieved and cured as ifby magic. Is
removes offensive breath, loss or impa irment of
the sense of taste, smelling or hearing, water
ing or weak eyes, and impaired memory. when
caused by the violence of Catarah as they fire.
quently are / offer in good faith standing
reward of $500 for a case of Catarrh that
cannot cure.
For sale by most druggists everywhere
Price only so cents.
Ask your druggist for the remedy but if
he has not yet got it sale, don't put it off by
accepting any miserable worse than worthless
substitute, but enclose sixty cents to Inc, and
the remedy will be sent you postpaid. Four
packages So or one dozen for s. Send Two
cent stamp for DR.. Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh.
Address the proprietor.
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. d.
nov2T69y Buffalo, N. Y.