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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15

Dsz5D \ Rhode Island journal records
the death of Betsy Hunt, of North Kings
ton, and says :" She died apparently early
in the day, and while some Of her neigh
bors were engaged in laying her out, the
corpse, as it was supposed to be, commen-
ced winking, and finally rallied and lived
several hours, when she died again" q"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15

< We learn that Mr.. VIM. Snyder, of Ell
lottsburg, has exchanged his land for a
Wholesale Liquor Store in Harrisburg. We
would call that a bad trade.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15
Daily Express and Freight Line
BETWEEN
BLOOMFIELD D & NEWPORT!

TTNHE subscriber wishes to R0tify the citizens of
4 Bloomfield and Newport that he is running a
Daily Line between these two places, ,and will haul
Freight of any kind or promptly deliver packages
messages entrusted to his care.
r. Orders may be left for him at the stores of
F, Mortimer T. CO., New Bloomfield or Milligan Il
Musser Newport, Pa.
j. S. WHITMORE
Bloomfield January 25, 1870.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15

<, High Priced POrk.--At a sale near Loys-
vile last week, a SOW with eleven pigs,
brought the extreme price of ninety dollars.
Isn't that q hogish price?
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15

MARRXA&E3.

WoLFE-SMTH-On the 3rd inst, in the Ridge
Avenue NJ. f. Parsonage Harrisburg, by Rev L.
Perry county, to Miss Mary Smith OF Lykens Val
ley, Pa
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15

%The Hotel buildings at the Warm Springs
in Spring township, are expected to be re-
built the coming season, by Mr.. Abraham
Bower.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15

Sale bills, or any kind of job printing
done promptly at this office.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15
GLASS AND QUEENSWARE

A splendid assortment of Glass and Queens
ware at greatly reduced prices has just been
received by the subscribers. Persons wanting
any article OF this kind, will do well to examine
the stock.
+. MORTIMER n CO.,
..s f .I New Bloomfield.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15

Dsg" Snow is eight feet and half deep
in Bloomfield, Vermont.
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CORRESPONDENT will please bear in
mind that letters received later than saturday eve
ming or the down mail on Monday morning have
to lay over until the following week.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15
The Bloomfield Times

I'WesJdy, March 10, 1870.
l. o G 4 l. ID EP A IL II NJ 10 " II.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

How THE CHINESE Cook RICE.-The
elitor of the Iacyicna Grocer states that
he has recently paid visit to the Chinese
colony of shocmakcrs, at North Adams.
Mass, aud has obtained from them the
Chinese method OF cooking rice. The pro.
cess OF boiling Que pound of rice is as iol.
lows: Take clean s:cwrau, with a close
fitting top, then take clean piece Of white
muslin. large enough to cover over the top
of the pan aud hang down ius dc nearly to,
but not in contac. with the bottom. Ip,o
the sack so formed place the rice, pour over
it two cupsiul Of water, aud put on the top
of the stew. pan, 80 as TO hold IN the mus
lin bag inside, aud fit tight all around.
Place the pan on slow FIRE, and the steam
generated from the water will cook the
rice. Each grain, il is stated, will come
out Of the boiler as dry aud distinct as il
just taken from the hull More water
may be poured into the pan if necessary,
but only sufficient to keep up the steam
till the rice is cooked. The pan mus,
not be heated So hot as to cause the steam
" blow off the lid
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27
The New York Herald on tho War,

The New York Herald on tho War.
To many it does seem as If after all war
might have beet avertsd. Itispot denied
that there are many reasons Why France
and Prussia should come to blows. Prus.
sia goes steadily on year after year, iucreas.
ing her strength, distegafding treaty obi.
cations, treating her weaker nsiehbors
with contempt. spuruiog advice, NO matter
from what quarter it comes, and likewise
acting the part of a bully. 1t is curious
fact, however, that France alone, of all the
great Powers, takes offence at this conduct
But France really is both jealous aud
wrathful. France sees, aud sees clearly;
that every onward step made by Prussia is
a step towards her humiliation. A united
Germany to the north of her-a united
Germany controlled by Prussian statesmen
would leave France in the condition Of 1
second.rate Power. It is hard for France
to look on and be Indifferent while her en-.
emy gains strength. 1t is all the more
hard that France now thinks she is in no.
sition to undo the work Of Sadowa-a work
so glorious for Germany and SO humiliat-
ing to France. No one can blame Prussia
for striving by all lawful means to make
Germany a unit. No one can blame
France for striving by all lawful means to
maintain her proud place among the ma:
tions Of Europe and of the world. 1t is
possible that Prussia is too grasping; but
it is also possible that France is too seusi.
tive. Arrogance has been applied to Prm-
sia; impertineuce has been applied to
France. The terms are perhaps too strong.
But it is not to be denied that whatever BIZ
the faults of Prussia, France has not acted
wisely in making this paltry Hohenzolleru
business the cause Of war. Until we have
proof to the contrary, we have a perfect
right to suppose that the Prussian govern.
meut, in so far as they had anything to do
with the Spanish throne and the Prince
Leopolds candidature, acted in perfect
simplicity. At any rate, when the name was
Withdrawn the cause of offence was no more.
Here the matter should have dropped.
If it was not impertinent and unjust on the
part of the French government to demand
that Prussia should promise never again to
interfere in any way with the Spanish
throne, it was not certainly either very wise
or very polite. If the interest Of France
made war with Prussia 4 necessity, it
would have been wiser to wait for another
opportunity. A pretext for & var may
have been wanted, but the pretext chosen
is most miserable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

1" A triaing incident yet one illustrat,
Ing in a characteristic manner the way in
which our trans. Atlantic cousins worship
genius. came under our notice last week
4 party Of Americans were standing around
the grave of Charles Dickens, in Westmin-
stcr Abbey grave yet decorated with
flowers. They began poking at them
through the rails with their umbrellas. and
managed to secure a fragile aud fading
memorial, which will doubtless be treas
ured across the Atlantic Poper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

VENIcE-The chief charm Of Venice. I
think, is its oddity. 1t is of in the sea,
about two miles across the lagoon from the
mainland, and connected with it by only
one long railway bridge. 1t is built on
one hundred and seventies little islands:
has about four hundred bridges, and about
q hundred and 6fty canals, and over twenty
four huodrcd passages or streets; mos; Of
which are as narrow ss our alleys, and 20
crooked and entangled, that for a,Str.ugsr
to 6ad his way is the next thing ;mposei-
bic. There ere but seven horses in the
city. These belong to a riding school. and
are 10 excellent condition. The dogs and
cats look remarkably smiable. TIE pir-
cons are fed every day at p. n, in sks
great square Of San Marco, and are aivays
prompt TO dinner; for as soon ~ the eafse-
dral clock strikes two, you zee them eooias
in 6oeks from all directioos. No dagger
Of Stones being thrown d then; becssss
in the frst place there are no stoses 70
throw, and in the seeoad, 10 ku Sieess is
q AigA crime IN Penice. The vaier here
for washing is procured from Arses;su
wells, and for drinking the city depesds
upon rain-uster, which rsas froe the
houses into great public cisserss; shssxh
sometimes in dry weather il must Be broaght
10 bosts from the main land vesies ID
said to be healthy city, because t1ire in
every twenty four hours the tide ehbs snd
Aous through it, and - coal place is .
much rssorsed to is s.n.er.-Gsvys +.
Asseu
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

STRANGE STORY FROM JERUSALEM-
fr;c nd at Silver City sends us the following
queer story, which we publish for what it
is worth: "Thc Austrian newspapers
state tina; certain strange developments
have recently been maniicstiny themselves
in the ancient city Of Jerusalem, and they
refer to tho coming Of the Jewish Messiah
sometime during the present year. Accord
ing to this singular story the Rabbi of
Pcca, town in Hungary, has received
letters from Jerusalem to the effect that
last month Il column of fire was seen near
the ruins of Solomon's Temple aud that
strong voice was heard, which addressed
itself to an Israclic who was worshippng
there at the time. This voice warned the
devoted Of the coming this year of Messiah,
unl declared that the lsraclites should re-
pcnt and be more obscrvant of the religion
of their father. The man so addressed
went to the city and spoke rrorhc;ically of
what Le heard: thercupon the people treat.
cd him as an impostcr, and some even
went so far as to seek to take his life but,
as ifmiraculou>ly endowed with more than
human strength. he fought hundreds of
his assailants. aud when aitcrwarl bat.
tilion of OILERS were sent 10 arrest him
he bitllca them | in their Efforts to cap.
turc him Two ISraci,cs, the Hungarian
journals say. have been dispatched t. Je
rusalem to Learn the precise facts of this
extraordinary affair |, is clear tina, if not
one of the race of prophets, the man who.
as above narrated, opposed this hos, of en-.
/ n
portions"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

- The Secretary of War has been
authorized to contract with Henry X.
Brown Of Newburg. n. Y, for the erection
ofa brsnze equestrian statue of Gen. Win.
field Scott, to he made Of cannon cap.
tured in Mexico.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

!" The Statesm-n says that Mr.. Della
cv. Civil Engineer on the Northern Pacific
R,ilrnad, reports the route just surveyed
down the salmon river entirely impracti-
cable. requirin. at least one hundred aud
fifty miles Of bridging. The elevation in
some places is nine thousand feet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

~ A little boy disputing with his sis.
tor on a certain subject, exclaimed: ats
true, for ma says so and if ma says 50, Il,
is so if it amt so"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

~ According TO the latest estinssss Of
the Agricultural Departnens. the wheat
crop Of this cosstry win fall short of that
Of 1859 4s, 900 900 bashelA The cor,
crop % largely above - svsraes; While
the eottea crop vill amount 10 not lsss
than 3.50o. 900 balss, and vitA . lsas go
soa," bat htsls short of I, ,000, 900 balss-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

The French-Algerisn cable has been
successfully laid
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

q Trying 70 do bssiss.s without a.
vertixing. 10 like vinkiae threagh srsr
of grees goggles YOa may ksow yes are
lo.-- ;, hu, rol~Div elss d.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-27

BST" Blanks, bill-hcads, cards, circulars,
catalogues, bills of fare, posters, programmes,
pamphlets, etc, printed at reasonable rates.
OffIcE-Corncr of Second and Washington
Streets.
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Advertising A Rates :

Ray" A liberal deduction will be made in fi-
vor Of those who advertise four squares, or up.
wards, by the year.
Ray Legal notices viii! be charged to the
attorney or officer authorizing their insertion.
Rs1y" Advertisements sent from distance,
aul transient notices, must be accompanied by
The cash
Ray. Announcements Of births, marriages
and deaths inscrtc free Of charge.
ErS~ Obituary notices, or "poetry" append
Cd TO marriages or deaths, will be charged one
half our regular advertising r,tes. We will
not hereafter dcviate from this rule.
, 1870-11-05

WREcKiSG--Carta1n corkl'n, of the Cleveland
NHrAtt t:mpabt. has t**n ytnH to rat>c th*
7TS H+x;t nut1s .uts s.ss ~ tn .ss srat:s
:.A1A "r, ~ RAISING the tck, hu1 thr Cne Of lat
Eh'.ssday stripped The tart. Is of1: therefore 'e}
'a -. T. =, ,?srn IT, r. n w:k u, next sp!h, whe
vrt1irg III thr hark FEtfe Ut Au.el.ta- The vss-
1r6 = 7. i'eKE.-Tue rug Z, r. Dor1. which
haa t*ro running erpnelstnn to the tug a@soct4-
LOU uf Chicago, fpl kuue uu.e past. asats~.l hers
er engine. Iicr csp;au ia los kIus up suttss.t.
.'ciht tor towirg. aud na. rvnrltl,ie II try h.s
aan! IN our rh1rbcs.-NHranitr Sentinel. .Sar t.
II the c1ar1s Exists Ii the ceutre OF ehantcl tr-
:wtcn Wau2nehaoce ana the Peninsula. 1s,>
;ro*ncd p hnee boulder foek Captain Nc
his acna: SINE weeks ago: ao'i fonuI or5 rtcvrz.
ind a half feet Of ~ater. The Steam hsrRc War
:.nTton e1rack uron tr r ck nr shoas caE'y tn tn
-cA5nn. but fortunately u-ts!ncd 10 snftouS
dan aga. Masters nj Tcs,e.s mt aleGaly RWate II
lie existence Of this 1An{ernQs Obstruction stil
TO we'll to ro'e the fact. and tefn sharp lnoe-
u: nhtherer iheJ take thls 1AaesAsr lnt, 1e+
EcrTA1o l7zuE.-Tec Exp,es4, Of 4hu.s.,as,
The tur Frank i'rFew was t-,'cEass ir<ps'ch''l i
"a thr ass,s141ce OF th- ,hre4-uas.t4l s.:uocne1
Ii Ith, ashurr on LING roi::t.
tolh&1rc IN the ATTEMPT tG sc-cuH The c:cr vi taar
NsI1 A. RaEktn f:ate r. m r-s-v I'd
String Tears HrfS tnrEFL1InfH &Hh- sHF %CHhnrr
Keeont4 hsd o* eu ltr~t .uFluE tue rrnl terrible
gale Tt.tsa.y lleht ahr q .dc :,tr welcome ~
rrasarce 1n cur hafbor Nth alt OH f'asr1 safe.
Thc Rcs4 tule lett .v~'ana tor saf 4'o II coat
-s,n1111y forenoon. TIE r. Overlook hrF, r3u--
tE shr 50 ot ter deck bad. sut- nttF s":S- hr'
shc succerte.i IL naAIu0 the lii. ot Long Point,
r:c1t shr sairlv n,.f trls ~" s'"F1-
| ALL kHnr.-The nA'l Mutt F. FeteW. fero ted!
| :;213.
71tE rr~ Ant~sorxn FIErr-A!.ou, tfsy vessels
l 81 1.
uGtf NJ ,t y ";hrss ut der Ga Niekicac aud the
| ~ -iFurEiI IEK SfTrrNE-A ste+H. p1Inp Of larrc
SL.s aSHs *as tehr "m Ihtc It IN tho rrnafl1t :
,i,.nn tchA IL sleytl4t It hn:ft wtscn. IL ~
t..sn. r. ~ nnt airs rd. on ,rnn1 turcc- 2td Ia
doef. mr. 70 that nhe' ccua s,e placed IN ..r,
4 ot1lAsr Rrscrr rrr IL, ,,u,,,, rn.u,
chr f,e1I eaaanI r"turt Of cnp.nin Hn.,1e, IT thu
xrtrt"!, ~ =. m tttcnnr the cr-w IT the
.n1 ~ nrse enott. wee roade to zach the Rank,u
| ;hnre hr.r. fare anr uie ira. was swamped, and
'casas'1uphc the people Of TIC toxa md IT, uasr
, 1870-11-05

tucrk who hal bc~n f"rt.-t IN tate r,ugr a. Port
colhorpc, ea:hered upon Inc bescn o. pus!se {
Wrrck, telrlea>fT Hsz't. at the doomed
rc>heL AT tnts ju; c'urr 1op art4i .7-
lIl,.ro91,ne, and t.t ,r,,e sa:t,'- bert
turus to le*cle hts tell9w mariners who were
II such Imminent darGer. The yawt haat Of the
j. dooner "snnDa was ot lhr heach. aud tne cal-
laht captain ut Gn"e juAlpeI ins0 T., a1tel the
mars ah1 tnnie-p1na without mlmr1. J h-|it13thu.
anu csle'l 1nr rp}urt+tE7 > ACC mp ny ht u 70
the wreck. But nf the croWla up1h the heach
not ohe-fhe fAte Of tte Iii. -b14t fresh IL tner
mefn"f1cs- ;h$i er nracr tn h"1re The fas1rF
*Mte'f. Captain hle vxs tot q nxn N H. tfi'-
tras+d When !.ua ,n4 Eife cunt, tr save'l. Ua the
reach wah u,1n 6u hb:srhArk. wh"m he de-
s1rsrhP'1 in hot Haas: for creE frnm ms nWn
ve~9cl, 'y'ug In 1a- hssh,r A. Part EnlbnEnc. 1n
tr*N u.s. t. h,+ aumn0us, th-. sccon1 nate ana
thur Of The cruz toor app aFc'l. ami daatt:
1cs.ty TPnnef sh~ yaKl under ConTaud II
IT, II hte CAPTAIN. Tnclr Fsurlv R.tn7
auH bo- * Ekllf h. u7h. them ssfrlE TO the
wreck. where they f0nHd the c-c~ Of t9t tatl1:
almost dead ON caht ard expr>u'rt t.ut still
Allvc. and hTruzht them safev tn lard. We have
no words at haEn to rightly express the ne n:ro
ism OF this de+ OF Captain fobte Rnd bis Ea3A4s
rnen- II histnty did Justice. the name 0l esefy
man IN thrt cumsT yxwl-t,oat you'd BE- *t1t en- 10
bright letter. upon fta pa7eH But >uch men care
NIT for f4mc. Uosnblr GUS a. uns-ltsh. they 40 20
the gnod, brarc thing before thsn, and tnet' new
nesa that their caring <3eNl Vas not IN Tatu-
uonor to them a anA no 'rss Ia that gil mt tt1o
~ho pioneered II dan4eFoIa roa1 70 tne nm
Kin. md found The grave ni tho true satiof Win"
M. ttc mcetl Of s1ccesa. Tnelf reward IS nc:e'
AtteF"
, 1870-11-05

1oxpo*. Nov. 4-Er". nc---t:"n.o,s~ -. Donts
t|f1u: 81, ssH: *'s. ss!<: DIS, soy; Ert-, u:
ilnlos Central, l1aH; Atlartlc Great Western,
e9+.
L.yERrnor, Snr. &-1l:l5 H. n.-Flaur, CAV sd.
Winter wheat, lts ID; whL'e rhea+, l0s l014i1a:
milwaukee,, % II. coEn-old, 195 9da393; neT.
acs.
Fork, IONA Lard, :4A
l.1yEklo1l. My. a-1:z0 =. m.-Old cotn, "a
81. Rest n..cr aEE'H.
Received cutting !ast thrre d<ys, ,a,oao quar-
L1vkxrpo1, Nov. 4-Frcring.-Cntsou- -Sales
foe the week. 11o.teo hai*a: Pxror:ers, q .noa
bates: frecn1stora. II o0o "aea t:tty nck. 4G3..
100 ha,ta: American. 61.'%~ ha}rs. Recetnts fol
tht wtTk. {s!tGa L.f. :; AIuer1can. c2,Ge a'al'.s
Nark"t &,a0yant: uplanos. 9:;d: Orleans. 9t:,i;
shits, lS.CtN hasa
t=,ilt,.r.ia whear, 1o7 1oa; new Mtiwankec, q
Il: ~lrtef rel, o. III Fl 'nr-Dariln'nR rcndcn
c.: II 81. Corr. -. 2 y. co.. .'a1.. s.1ol.
Dcrf Fnktcr; Ans r IT. ,1ni4 I'll. 1ar1. IA
Chtcss. g. SC. Cumberland ntc,tles, sis; sho1
Iif,R, ca.
rc'1o'ruon srlr1,s, :.tt.
London, y Y. 4.--Ta;hw, 3es 3D.: 1krent!ne
3os Gl: l,ntecA '1t' .iai: s: -. 81 Lliseei oil
res '6s4es, Petroleum scarcc, but declining
lUa1id.
, 1870-11-05
Port al Ch1CfAEDs

- ARRIVED. ..Snv. t.
*:mr Manifnwoc, Miiwsuker. - pEEs dsh, eaf brfs
n.1r, ll6 pkEs t,ut'rF, 7n.1 sundEtc<
Stmf A'E~nz- Grand Haven, lt pkEs f*h+ and suu-
Ultra
s'm. t"r.na. $, Ic<rpn, s rkss Dish. e bu pots:
tnc~. 2pA +undvte*.
Prop t'ts Ut TaA.tl,.. Montreal md 0zdeuAbuEgh.
1S1 has rat|Fnaa tron- asd -nndr:fs.
*chF Queen nf tne West Menontnee, 1t3 m fun.
t'ct, II m iAth.
e1sn.fFt"@.
bs.S Gs4, wcs:, ocon.o. e,7 m lumber, &c 4, lath
Ssst h sfs"k f..rs~, Ctrv+1At"!. S'A, toes roat.
s,cnf Emn,4. k.:~ s-4- - tns s.4rf. ~ c1< bark
-. tr:sh'rsi : cr:. t,'- 't., $50 m Iut,:..r.
@''F rIsf S'Af'. 3;u9 .'n. IS naE3 railroad iron,
.,..,. PsEr ns31, +"1 tu-a!E-.@
t.ne 1aGse ~ NJ :. liu1 10. Si0 t.na eo1l
-. ~ ~ '"-"h, e ties, ga hi p3ta-
:ecaf Z. Iii 1har.1 X .wa7p. TO .,,...
EN- Ell E y. s'anf'n. - i-rnn, % tir..
Echf < G' h4h. - l'.tI,n, ii n 1rmi.,-
E:hr t,nt"s ~ los m. IN ~ ,1Dtr~ ~"
ECO" l. u hh1'1's- "hr~ f..k- - N ,u,n,a,
$780,. CltAAEu. <or
st1as F S.nr. Aa:ts. Il Lsis napr. = nr1
tt.. H.. =. - u.'ys "rs'tn ca:n. a..i Huutriea
s:tn1F ;N aaaifo"'", = bales broom cotn
Prop James F..s. IT,. Bug ito, 1910 hn rh.,, =.
his 1i.Hf. "aeAl, -
p7or ::!'wark"r, N.'e~s:'-.h. s..s.e nu c~r, -
tnI~ II 'at. Atd -u1d7+s-. '''' 49,
Schf G. Il. Walsh, 1iatTa. 2-,s73 In xbea,
Srhr = 4 nftc': i mo :n."D nu 1nra:.
Schr T.; A!h-cct': Sar"'.. '4:s,4 tn wheat.
I.cI' !':tE'1'fp' H. E'tr, '.;c3 In ht13ty, IL ~
t1 wrc9f. 1.J+ hi corn, III tlx1a d tne.
B4fk .,ty ef ~. St--1rE. :Hcl H. ns0 III .xhrs
Bark Can+.1ria, Kingston. Is, mi t,a xn:1t.
Schr |. I.arsr, Slrnia, H. no hi wheat
Stir .A.arttu, EutE Alo, q, ,01s tn whcat
, 1870-11-05

Vessels Passed Wclinnd Canal.
The following vessels passed the locks at Fort
CnllNEne, OF "Wednesday:
Dows -schr d. Ae.leet5, Cleasy,lle to Montreal,
hl0ck Etnnc.
Prep Buckc5e, Detroit to osdensaurgn. general
CARGO
:schr Ontario. ot Montreal. Chicago to Kingston,
VIII Rt
Schr Eistra, To!edo 70 KtnRs'ou, wh"A:-
Srhr John 9. College, Chatham to Kingston.
HhrAt
Prop Granite State, Toledo to osdensburgh, pro.
pellc1 cAFEn.
Schr Russell Dart, Toledo to Kingston, wheat.
Prop Acadia. Toledo to Anntteal, wheat.
p1np Nashua. Chicago to OAdea easbusgh, general
Pfop Cleveland, Chicago to ozdensbn.gh. gen.
erat cargo.
general cargo.
schr JOIN Webher, saaduak5 to os.ego. wheat
Schr ostrich
Cr-r1op Prairie State, o7densburEa to Clescr
land, Rcrt raj catgn.
Prop Maine, UgdenshurRh 10 Chicago, geueEa
ca-Hu-
Schr Trenton, Osweeo 10 Cnlcagn, sa1t
Schr e. Il. johnson, Kingston IL Chicago, p!i
| t1Un-
). hr ]. a. Mcdonald o; Toronto. Toronto Il
| Erie, barley.
rip M7inc, Osdensbursh to Chicago, geuesa
| Wlsp-S:ntnxcat. fresh-
, 1870-11-05

Ttr propeller Mtt-t'r arFtSt%i Thursday fore
.'tn'n ifom uututh ami othe. potts. hut WAS un-
hie IN touch At Ea:ic lfAtt,or or Eaxlc River.
..*m,E to tic heary weather. The propeller ST.
raul Was 1ntt oG Misery uc+f and the Arctic M
VIA unloading coal ut Porta9e. At Harquette
~t1c the schooncrs Vim. Case E'nnirc St1te, and
tx othe:H. The f'raH1er Etwernsw wa< u1-
net the rnpeliers r.ctlc aud Northern L,gh.
aid nye veste1s- The Mti.-or waa dttalneti
twenty -uEe hours at Grand 1>l1ud hy "a fro !.
tie tx Red Enc with schuoaers owa.co and
Se4hnto, bonnd tlnwn. tho tn9 II. Nnrse with
schoope'a J. + Card, Harvest Queen, Exile, ann
the Mrteor consisted OF Mtanesnfa dur, 400 pack
ages OF >h, 161 tons of copper, BIZ tocs OF Silver
ore, for lFt1ots. and Il: rack-x. OF ns, and s,o
, 1870-11-05

oru and UNCHANGED Is fn:l,ws: btech.
F:.tA7Goa: manic, 500; hickory, $1,000: slao".
Sa.eIta6 ~, irlty-rct
WtNl-The demand WAS 1ne.grc at tn
annexed Ia?ee nt pnecs: Tn'e.e '3s,". u,,
COMMON, 4:.a4.c; n~rcr, ~. GnoA con-
dillon, light, ,tn1++e; 4 +ca- xx, had e r1n' y,
d!si'9 heayt, Sss3S: 7; ;tI,3", 1nm INV. az 9.
:.23:c: nttsce, met'1uH. ~ 3adn'o I. Ea Il,
te+zc; nce;v+ 12r'iua. "1,tsA;,. hcax5; 81, -. 81
SIC; Hercc. c6Ars". IL I, AMI Era. 7:eat
uawAk.,~, ssne s:.Z 46- f. 'c-. nnw*$h"t'- cHars
Nd Nr; 11tccc t,urrt. sa@oc on; neect, bucks,
uuc-aEl1 price Cf WAsEt.i.
, 1870-11-05
Cure Of BLADDER and Kidney AGcc-
tfon Of Long Standins--Stonc
Passed, and to be Seen.

"kS1FoR9. QonE-- Sept T. 1853.
&. r Hr'7toM. E.7.:
DEAR SIN: rosnuncneed taking rnur Extract Of RI
ehuabout two week1 since fnr m Affection Of the aye
bladder. a1d tfdneya. ha.r suffered r. rpells very
much tos few days rAs But yestera4 ~ :e.Ie caue
thrnueh The tt1ett ct ypur Duchur A stone pared
f:o::s ny bladder >tont the si.e et ia-ee pes All
:cw trc1 strcv well 1na cusssy f:se from the pain
that hare *u6rrra with ha.i. l att1ibute my
to ynur u.ssefre enttre1E. arh xculd recommend
al 1ts-ons similarly affected - III IT. hAva great
faith in tss curative row.z1. Yonrn tsa,y. :.
THOMAS j. BENNETT.
REFLnE TO
Rev. wM- CpG'sN ELL. Westr>,zt, Csuu.
j. l. 4. cA<St'S. prpsei.t. Wt.t7ort. Conn.
II. R WHFEI.rE. Etq., Wcstrcrt. Conn.
BRADLEY HULL E.q.. We4fpost, Conn.
Dr.. WAKFMAE. Reading, Conn.
r. " ROBINSON. Whe1eaale Ds3ss.st. yew
York City.
And saar< cthesr. II ncce-.a:v.
, 1870-11-05

chicago, Nov. +.-Cbzrt+Ts toct14s the follow
it0. Tn KtrFAtO-Prpp Passalc, A-1t Il: l1c:
scGr iIYttis Wells, corn Ut 6k": bark J. g. MIS-
len and schr c. 9 ooepes. Tn~at finn Ah~auKe+:
a. 9c; rron Mohawk. oarle., fton MnH+aSet. At
&C, bailey as &c. TO TAwAs-sehr tot.snoc, s.fo'
III corn sn! 10 OH, .'@t,, At g.. To KtSGsTuN
pn,k Alexander. corn Ut 14Hc
NttwACKEr, Nov. a.-Graln fretzhts rem1ln
yi,hn4f nu::c.atle cha u. th1'te1B: To H1Eaiu
-schonners 1ewls Wells, Delaware, "a nbnhge.
.tsc. 70 Erse-Rark constitution, wheat at sHc,
To SpruIa- Bark LyItie Wolf. wheat ut 7Kc.
BUFFALO, Nov. NO charters reported; rate:
easE.
DETROIT, Nov. e.-ycssels are Ia good demand
hut ure ec1Fce, and rates arc EcEy trm. The TO-
i,lwinG are rep0fteti: Schooner John s Minor
Sundfies, D+trolk to Alcon4, $500 per ton, an
-l.iuplra, Alrena to Cleveland, 4nc fxi1 t. b. Il
t;rtG Commerce. baT: st. Clair N Graud Island
.ear Marquette. $s.Oo. Schooner I. l. Qulnhy
.i.ufh r. s. 70 fHit.