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CIgY CHAMBERLAIX,s OFFICE.
The Interest ON the Public Money.

The Interest on the Public Moneys.
Since the advent of Mr.. Peter b. Sweeny to the
Office of City Chamberlain and County Treasurer he
has saved to the city and county Golfers an amount
which demonstrates beyond doubt the fact that be-
unlike most political office holders, regards the In
tcrest OF the public moneys being of as much in
terest to the public as many other items, and as
being also an amount which, although legally his in
his capacity as custodian OF the public moneys,
might could ana should be applied TO the alleva-
tion OF the burdens or which the taxpayers COM
fully placed the charge OF the party Of which Mr.
Sweeny Is the recognized shead centre.v
During the past year he has returned into the
treasury or the city and county, after paying the
current expenses of the Chamberlaln's otiice, the
following amOunts:--
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Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP ZoE-The wreck of the steamship Zoe, from
Savannah for Lerpoo before reported sold at Cow Bay
for 81 100.
BARK EaIR Nor, from Liverpool before reported below
Philadelphia dismasted, arrived 29h t and reports
during heavy gale from and NV the 18th, carried
away foremast main and mizzsn topmast
BRIG LOUISA Br, Young, from Boston, In ballast, went
ashore reef about miles to the westward OF Port an
Pax Nov IL. and blgea saved The hull with spsrs
and rigging, xAs sold on the a2d for &6l0.
soBs HAMLET (Br. from 81 Domingo fos Boston, with
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Instant ALDERMEN.

ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Dtst.
l-*James Healy.
2-sPatrIck Lysaght.
3-tHugh O'Brien.
4-John Calvin.
5-*Isaac Robinson.
6--*Lawrence 4. Hill,
7--*Jonn Hampson.
B--Hulet Odell.
e-Henry Rogers.
l0-*Joseph Hoffm8n, Jr.
11-Thomas Mulliean.
12--Edward Costello.
13-~Patrlck Gibney.
l4-~J0hn Reilly.
l5-Edward Schlichting.
16--*Nlcholas HaughtOn.
17-Cnarles Feitner.
seerey.
1g--Barth0l'w Mcdonald.
20--Micnael Fay.
2i--Jonn Shelly.
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Those marked are reelected; marked were
formerly members or the Board OF ssistant Alder
men; marked formerly member Of the Board OF
Aldermen.
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE BOARDS
win take place on Monday at noon. In the Board Of
Aldermen there can be no doubt that Alderman
Conan, who has, for two successive terms flied the
o,fice or president, will be called 10 the presidential
chair for the third time. He has filled the post with
f1rmness, dignity. impartiaty, generosity and
courtesy, and has won the good opinion OF all who
have met him In hls oficial capacity, so tnat MS
0lecton should he accept the nomlnatiou is almost
Ia the Board or Assistant Aldermen the impression
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G N E W s.
Alnsaae for Now York-This Day.
Weather Along tho Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 81, 1859.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Purses Of Vessels arriving at this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht fleet. The New York Associated Press do
collect marine attend the delivery Of packages
Will be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
RS- The Office OF tine HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEAESRTTE Ia at Whitehall slip Ali communications from
and consnees TO the masters Of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOE THE
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ALDERMEN

ALDE hMENs
Dist.
1-sJohn Moore.
2--sThomas Conan
SEQ ward Cuddy.
4-tBryan Reilly.
6-Ecnry Hughes.
6-*AntnOny Miller.
John Murray.
S-fEdWard WEIGH.
S-tPerer Cuikin.
10-ty. William Guntzer.
11-Lawrence O'Brien.
12--Henry Woltman.
13--James Barker.
14--Iam0s McKlever.
l5-James G. Diniond.
l6-Norence scanned.
17-GeOrge w. Cregier.
1S-Richard Croker.
IT'D. ). jackson. Jr.
zO--tJas. Il. cunningham.
M ra,Ah AZ nnn
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JANUARY.
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.S
Making the grand total paid in by Mr.. Sween,
SINCE this fund was commenced $1s3,025.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
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IN FHE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1870.
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EVENING TELEGRAM,
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EVENING TELEGRAM
MONDAY. JANUARY B. 1870
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EVENING TELEGRAM,
MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1870.
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EVENING TELEGRAM,
MONDAY, JANUARY 8. 1870
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EVENING TELEGRAM,
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EVENING TELEGRAM,
MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1870.
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EVENING TELEGRAM,
MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1870
COUNTESS MONTE oR1sro.
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EVENING TELEGRAM,
MONDAY, JANUARY s, 1870
(NOUNTESS MONTE CRIsTO.
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IN TIE -
EVENING TELEGRAM.
MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1870.
COUNTESS MONTE CRIsTO.
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IN THE ..,..
EVENING TELEGRAM,
MONDAY. JANUARY 8, 1870.
CoUNTEss MONTE cRIsro.
GREAT FRENCH FEUILLEToN
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM,
MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1870.
|yOUNTESS MONTE CRIsTO.
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IN TIE
EVENING TELEGRAM
MONDAY, JANUARY g. Is7a
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Young Mems General Committee Alfred Aoker, John
Lo0ram, John C0nnell James McCann John Dugan John
Cannon, r J. Clark, Thomas Cowsn. Bryan Mcmahon,
.Sns9 sY gGsn CLARK aawsrS
Thomas Keefs.
General Committee-Albert Cardozo, John Brown, j. J.
o'Donohne, 7. T. Smith, W. H. Mccarthy, y. iallihan,
IL I3as s say o.is Dsy s
Rsymert, Francis N: sSby, Fr.nsl. NcSaes: - 80,
Wood, Caldwell, A. 8. Kerwn,, John Kennedy Patrick
hGs HM%pay %pals & FTsns To sSS.gss
John g. Kearney, w. 8. McLauchin T. J. McCahi, Robert
General Commitee--Peter B. Sweeny, Noah A. Childs
Henry Aksr Michael Kuhn John H. Tistjsn William Com
tvs Httleaeld FrAnss r Reynolds, y Austin ps!. John
q anaopS ss s1ss Peter
Young Mems General Committee- 4 Dalrympe Hugh
sn1a honas a. nnap M Gns 9aSn Hub
Barr John Hozderbcr, Richard Armstrong. Wlliam E.
James Eeysoas Enwas Neil Bysn Frsnf
Michaes, William Flammer.
Genera. Sonnoy jaime, osr.n
Leapder Buck, Butler H. Bifey Lawrence D. Herman,
na
Kane Hugh Reilly, James Everara solomon Mehrnaeh
Young Mems General Committee Joel A. Fihsn James
David j. DAILY, George +. Hickey, Thomas A. Bancker,
parnsS
we Snsra nhn TrS.eT Bsnawn obn r. ad Del
General commi,sosMicssei connoiy, Henry Murray,
Blessing s Asss
son. Terence Riley, John Tieen Wm Joyce John Jasper
BENZ 7. Fairchid, stephen Stafford, wn Auhan, JOAN
Young Mems General committeeJsmes oReily. Antoine
VIM H. Cornstt Thomas McMahon. John Betz John sherr
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Connolly, john Csriju. Robsrt X. Danvars
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S rtttu,
t,r otrmii4t, EAiiiss Grirai p'I
grts WcrTcolrr.

Cislt trdrcur ptrdnetrlidt pE0rlt hirT, s,popb,iH
In racn DsrhitbfHtH horuleg uub auocrt t5yDtrit6G
aranfati.en uno anhtfuuasn. tTbilb oofr mat als
sdutausfsbldae. Hnfdns ktT gdlwiub fIdbf,
Hbeumdtidmus 4 uHb oliabf.
9s IN tlu unicbibirrs Betbtuet U3irte ptatn Eeus
allir, Guv fidIutrra It. &crpSn fbwddbs, Braurus
transbrtieH, tCbers nab &isrsufrdHtbsitsn uns
btr urlnldHgS.
8tt HGttenOtu gI9tnhuitu btNtbsr mdhtu a
~ tnsm wtrt0uOgtn Vlilsl ts GgBpspft nno auass
mrHEr gtUa5s,
Dartb ben gtbrauh bts SriFH wirb ods BiuL
ipsIhts ate Wern burhnrtrQt Iub 6lt WabuIua oSnts
ben IT, gtrtusi poDggt oa5 aaul, sVasnl atiuEO trs
bdlttu Drb,
Gst cBsbraahsdutpdiura ~ Oou Gr. ScHn gstI.
tins bon Baltimore. W{b,
3u babsn M Gltn Apotbthu, tTtbr9.lJ-tu
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GawrMer 9. DirB Il Go,
W0Ses@a0ret,
seutfebe, enstifde unb frGns6fidae
05al0ntGrie ll1aarerl,
salsz nnb Saibcnti,Gsr,
GtrumpfsGBaGr
II. I, N.
SauDereinss9tpten
pcroen nIs 3abtun9smittel fur Waaren In
npl an9enpnllfltn.

Wtr periaufen gadets, aiFsa. Der Grosz
uno DusenS sggeiIe fpIgcnot jrh lei: anhert
Arttfel:
5tednaotln Eatnenbh1.E,
5treicsuaotI, GIftnbsinlanunG.
eigIiIde gtk, 6arbtfrmtiisr
IranioFitx Strsihrttmtfi
beuiIht Saihtniplted,
sdrsibtaitIn, a'odrtbiiGtr,
6nretbbsItt, eoIsntrdgtt.
abluiides BaNst. ubrihIHilsI,
saar,CsIs poitni&rauta,
Romabs. PeiIsrI6pi.,
@ummi. .g!Irid 9snbsntrastn,
6onnenIdirms, 5GrsiSCrmaass.
RtsenIairrHs, 5arfilniru,
eaubbGnbtr paarrabsln,
edabwd,Is. s@neiper.G Ginetpais.
eanirbanSss. Stlohbanoiapss.
Sorntdmms, Sabnbhrftn,
gummi,dmns, Shidnaotia,
ale @orttn Rrbpis, SrtSsart
edabsdrn rrsn.strHmp!i
Sattn uno p,i,s S5ransn'
Slid,bein Sinbtr.
etabITsbstr. Rai6snnlshss,
Salsbdne,r. aus eorttn 1ksfs,
SinsudNsr, ubrtstt..
idruur,s Sint,. 200 DarHs spool Cotton.
blaut 100 garef
6pleIiarttn, EGbIttns
sabIdF&en.
gIaRtorbatu.
gjsIisrlnHrl.Ghtnt
Qttrpnsns
Itlisns
3tlAmti.y
6@nibbatsy,
eTrtibi,6ern,
SutpiIh,
Hi.torbRrNsR.
&uioitrftIi.
RaoslbG5stta.
StHStrriHos
u. !. 10.
siae artIid perOen iorsfdltis Osrpatt gn0
Epftenfret
na@ oem betreHenben 8Gmpier. Sabnbpts oOer
GrpreBs s&Rreau 9elieferi,
GanbereEnEsnattn
pssStn als 3nblun9sntittel fur g8aaren In cOu
angenomncn.
Sin Stretbe Der SiaOt Baltimore f4ideH lpir
Mniere gBnare frei ms 2aus.
&ooos betibereo free TO &ailroao, Steambpat
ano of ober tbe Gitp,
9atprente 8. 9ieB & Co.,
sar. sos uuS $40, 8altimorefts..
spii9ea Gibertps unO SOparbitr.
tSan2S1Stu ny Baltimore. We.
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6lOraOiuc,
Der Iuran,mrnsttrsts niifaat Grtrast
bts
8prneIieu SfirfthbdHmeS aus Hles
riod (Cornus FIoridann),

ROfncltcH HtrfGNOuHMFe auo Slcs
riod (Cornus Elorldann),
Elm iibtrts 9cimiltel itlr
Gtiiiir!frnIl nDcr Mr6irlFicbcr.
Stiss arjtuti.Ut Uttttt Ntasi ptr,oOIat Wniant tHis
bati bic ptiliraiit oss poglbttannsn dnlsglidnlGtH
GaInit5
CoRNUB TLoHtDATA,
Iorgiditla rbsuitsi unb neAtdt IuiGWntNatltst mil
anptrn SubnduItu uC,de aui
2cbtr, paut uuo Risrtu
wir'tr Vs nubai tllis GtmilbtH uotT anetu ltdblAs
TroGntn
BdB Rcitpi IN oor
Spbn z8ilftus, pr. Med
9DH Baltimore.
3u babsr hSl BIN 30 Goisman 4 Rugcrs u,
q, SrUwn X Bruher ,. Carrie dR pprS unb etu
NpotprtCrn tin NulsmrmtM t2s3.t-l tgnSp-)
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SermiI6tc @cri9te.

Sn NewsWort 1T Der Gbei6ciounas
Yrp,ek bes 6i Sabre aiteu GpmlnDoures y.
Z. Glaiiou qcgcn itiue 30 Sabre 1lte 6rau,
welte CT beg Gbebrubs5 nit @rn. Sowel IN
Wems prooioence, MS bei9ulolgt. anbGn
qig. Ee GuOtr be- 8etbeIltgicn itno Grluod)
Ienc uu0 iait Alc oerbairutbet.
SrteOrtt 9cder iel9t ieir 9anogu in
Slinois Ium Yeriduic an. Dor etnl9cr 3ett
bcgnao9f, 9eOentt er, na9 Seutidlano 5us
rildIutebren.
9erIctung. : 3itular Brigade @en
8. VI. 8. Blale, Gberit oes !. Sunoes .Helter'
Meginlents, III gum uperlntenoenien oes ea'
uallerie .Retrutir 8tenitcs ernannt morocn u.
bat ii1 am |. Aprl in Der Sarltsler (gn.)
Gaerne einJulteIlen, um @en. 0atdl abju'
l0ien
Der Yeribt Der GOmmilidre, wcldc ,ipantlG
Wlcilrn Der reGoner 6entrnlbaDn's uno
SeleqrapbenfHinie unteriubt baben, lte8t oeu
YrdliOenten Dor.
Sn San }ran5iseo bielten 2eute, bic
am Sdiiisbaue 5uterelie baben unO nsbmen,
9ienltog abeno cine 8eriammIuna uno be-
idlpIiru, ben Gon0reb um llntcrithBung iur
Observation-Disclosures Der amert. Sdiltsbaus uno
Gbeoerei SntercIien oniu9ebcn.
0aDti. - gtid)t vDeNaIOr6s", ioroeru
9e1iatines bieB Der eritc aaiier Sapti's,
Der 1904 na6 benz Nbiugc Der 6ranjolen bort
Den 6brun beite8. (Sicbe scltriGer arlttc':
Cine ib6ne 8tsenc.")
Yloomiu9oals, Ms3.-(Strbaituns
oes WIrorrs Sobn Nron) Sor8eltern be-
rid,teteu mtr fber ocn Mtoro wclher lWiten
8lpomin9oalc uno.6armanspille IN 10 taIt'
blRtieer Qeeiie al 9nuio Ssco oeriibt luuroe.
Der W6roer 5obn Viron mar tnitloben, uno
man 9laubte aniduslin, 6aB es ibm B,IirGen
niroe, ,u enttommcu. Sie Yoltjet pertolgie
ieootb ieine Spur bls Sterling, giems Wori. no
er cine Sdlwriter bat. Gort bprte Iie, oaB or
bic 4bRd,t bate, Die canaoibe @ren3e 3u er
reiden. Niron mar nod nitt tueit 8etonInen,
oa sr bic HetIe su 6ub Snriidlegen muBte,
Cine Weile bnter SterItn9 puroe er bon lel'
men Ycriolsern iibsrbolt, ais CT an oem eiltn'
babneeleiie entang 8lns. er leiittte ietnen
QDioerItono, als er psrbaIiet puroe, uno &C.
itouo ioiort Ieinc Sbulo elm. llnter iiar!er
9storte puroe er mad, 8loominBoale lurtid
oefrbrt no er einituetlen IN 6armans 3oirl
urteroebroht uuroe. Seltern muroe or IN
oas Beidnenib in Saterion obssiabrt. Ri
ron's Batter idgt oaB icin Sobn bsrtts Im
,,,ld)tbauie geielien babe, unO oaB bret 6rGuen
pon lbm am 9ebeu limb.
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9ir Stnicu 56lSnoer
AoOe : Garbcrei
bat tin 3lpsIa.gg,faa In


Or. II0, gScft 9dltimoreffraGs
Cs,m 2abiu Ots ON c,,O. =. q. RtGI sts,nabu'.
aunntt.
sRssbhrram bun gsr. nuc I. SubuGUnHrasf.
Rtts-Nprf
p4t strsr 50'jhbriatn HrGbruna urh pon irlntm aus
otrn grIhdiic aberiroitru Gsflltrungsn tbnnrn mir
nit Wttb DE ghnura Ots sr,fn Borbt. II. Reingungi.
gf ftfiffs In blritm Suubr bGdniprtdsu.
aIeibsroilt toHien ciilDtptr Int Sdt oOtr ais nuat.
krttgte QlSbtr pddrbt wcrbfn. iouh dua BaHbtr,
NrGnIsn, Btiabhidt !, 10.
gus Grttn pom Damtr. uro otrrtrFleIocru Rtr,iIg',
unb 9trtt,R6ft, llrbSrtohN N3otH uno Bt.tn atidrtt
lnb etttsfigt. ohns it eulIutrtnrtr
admstlbGar.. Vaialsps unb BrobtsS bGmls ntrtnigt;
Rrtpp. baWlS arrtinia unD atldrb; GamuittUldnitf
u 70. bGbib gtrtinig unD erdrbl Gtren. II. Woni.
hlluscioultauI Gblns H. 10 asrtiHtgi n utu 0lntt.
HDOltns Hh0 atlas. Ddmdp' BoJbdn3s gsiota ;elairt
panbihubt uno 0t0trr ntrenpi unb gsitrbt.
apaattn tprtOrn in uritrfm GhttdH buTg GtptrB au.
ptnonimfu urb luridaehidi.
BARRETT, Wepbeip& y %omp.,
ION. 10. 3Ilhl yir. il0. GDtH.SaliimortiirnS
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Gs lauisn gerbte BON Der Surb u
dung amerttanii1er Tabrleuge
purd, fremoe ariessid,iite Elm. am %. San.
cntosdte bas ensl. &anonenboot Dart" oen
Sampier vNnra". nsldsr nabe 8errp Sslano
IN Ypshinoien upr Nnter lag, uuo ben IS nod
Vaiiau bratbie. Sicr muroe bic .Unna" ourdi
iud,t, ,brc Geeitimations Documents IN &l4'
tioist uno fcine SteiuIoblen am 8oro sstun'
ben, pcsbalb lie ireise9sben wuroe. VIM ans
oercn 3ase lusbis ibr eOniisnatar UNI elnsn
&larirIdcin nab ct. 3bOmas nod; perlelbe
puroe Jpn absei@la9en. Nun toroerte Der
ameritan,ihe. GoEIul einen &larlrlGtin mad
pcn Yer. St0ateu; AUD Oi;s uuroe uerpcigert,
uno am 30. San. cine y4asbe al &ec9 gelt;lI
uno Die Ser. S!. 6Iaa9e bsrab8enonLmen, -
| Der ipaniihs Sriegsoampftr s@ereotitoH bid
oas amsritaniihe Sjdiii .3enrp Ysttirs" ng
Der iSabrt uon yit,5. Nort nad) Sarbor sSslanf
an uno ouraiutbte oellen aaoun9 uno Yapier'
oul' 8euaueite,
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Die Saeo luar UNI Mtittaa becnbet. 3n
SbwetB 9ebaoet 5og Afes lan9iam Dem Sd
gerbaule su, no 0as Genoeipous uno Wabt
8ebalten wcroen Icllte. 2uItige Sngolieoer
ld]metterten nab uno fern uno bic 6Drllsr
tdItpptcn bic reibe Yeilte julammen. Der
S6nig ritt Deit oem }}u9e uoraus, &olbe,
YeutgenItcin, &amic uuo @rai 6loorop b.
Waritnslebeu waren um i'm In lebbaftem
@eiprib. 6reorid [. i6len na6oenteno, iait
iinitcr. Gin GniidlnB mohte nod IN lsiner
5eele rineen, aber oob bereits @etalt uno
Strait lur Nusilbrui9 9ewonnen baben; oas
ruarsn Ionoerbare Injeiden. Nuf benz Vors
plab Der Sdgerel iiie9 man ab, Der OberItau {:
meiltcr belt ben 3ugel BON Sr. Wtaleitdt
@aul, als er ben Sattel perlieB, uuo iid iblt
telte ais poac sr ieinen @lieosrn tpieoer gla
ltiSitdt eebsn. @lsi1shltia !iei iein Blid hber
idnmtltlbes gieiolae bli, oanu, aui oes &ron'
prinsen Irm 9eituBt, trat er ms Saus,
;}lemlib perplsr folsteu ibnl feline 2eute.
Sas BolSer Sa8obaus mar Elm iebr einia'
DIES Bebauoe, ba5 nur aus 3iibc, g8irtb'
ldaIisrGumen uno 6lur I'M untern Stod,
oben aber aus einem lan8en, rob getiinhten
Raume oocr Saal beItano. in Weldeni man
cie Safsl aufssidlassn bate. Sintcr bent
Stube Der Wtaieitdt ltano Sollan, ietn Rant
mertiirte, pelter ibm bic Serpette retdte,
ais sr Iid nisoerlieB lS9pei8eno fol8ten tbm
bic llsbriecn. @ben 10 Iautlos Waro aufst
traoeu., Oh Gussn BON Barius oisie ionoer'
bart Sdwale uteOsrorhdte, Die In elmer Gei
icaibait beuitbte, m'lbe iunit 3rr Guitiste
10 lebr uuigeltst mar, II idwer Su heitinmeu
.btr ooB Die 4npsienbeit itines 8atsrs ibu
!iet l3meuli1 tuuroe, mar ur 10 9eipiiier
Der olte Otari4aa battle ieiren Sobn nitt q
mes Stlds, nldt eines 98orts seiphroi9t. vi
gu0en I'D eineu Nu8eublid nur ibm 3u nj
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Sopti. - gtld)t s9sHalOne5", ionoern
9eIi a tines beB Der critc &atier Saptis,
Der 1904 nad Ocm Nbiuge Der 6rdnjolen bort
Den Ebron beltie9. (SHbe 8cltrlgeH Irl''e':
Cine i66ne 8tgeno.D
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Srieortb &eder ,el8t iein SanO8ut IN
Sllinpis Sum 8ertduie an. Dor etn9cr ,3stt
begnaoi9t, SeOentt er, na9 Seutidlano Iu'
riiduifehren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-04
Riihrn -ErBllal : Srifr.

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aui bic n RiId1euzArgftdlisS
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ben ausgtiribnct.
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~ irdatr. uno rsanltn Gle ,tnt dHseu. Gut Grocer
perfaufsn ht.
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tstatllS) Baltimore. Rn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-04
SIn0i,cnsM sMfrhf.

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nabt btg 5,aoi cine her bt ficn pqaftnsn. nm aups
dtsumsbi ju mGchru, auiRettlt uub 1T itbt brett.
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III ber tirtfeu StH aub0finbri lptrotn.
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oentdht tts piro teH dtmiittr Vrnjes grbrautD mo
fst htu 2drbbaItr 0brr pnnultr In G!ano "a NIT btr
eitmaldnt Brilj duslnfttutr..
Strr SdmusI Sares, ben SGremlrthsu unb VHdrs
itrf osr Bet eiodien ebr pobl btfarn ols iribtrtr
Dstausetbtr bts -Nnltritdn Hdtlntr Nral Rs0iftr-
bat bic Ythina bee HilrCdus Oss uu,erjtdnrisn q,
Rr. 90, Cub eiaps, rnbt yratt'irGfe. fbtrnomuifn
no ts tbm nRGerrbm iGtn uiro. bic Btute optr Aui.
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sib pro Eout, In utstr ontSn. fur iptltt Nits be.
rthNi tuirb.
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la beitdtietn. oa Id Vtbis ju uerbsretu bate.
ia ntlnt 9tutt utt.B geriitdts ~ tbun hdbsn,
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an btr gueaugsfart Srotr lann atins JGbrit unirr.
juttu unb oit Nrt uno aDst bO aHotsuug VI. Uaestus
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hberiisiot.
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lid uno su dbulitr afttlf. lam u!ti im Utrbdifnig
lum g,ttiit ssmadi psrotn.
Jpfbua Corner.
Eartcu: FRr. 8S, 6uestSapr. Hake Bratthr.
oetr an rINsm altrn Wiass;
@dt eer Sbsps une @hrlinsHraaS,
fSun22 l2Nlhl Saltimprr TTb,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02
"The House We Live In"

Space forbids our speaking Of the
bones, muscles, lungs, brain, nerves,
skin, etc. But consider for a moment
that tho average amount Of blood in
an adult is thirty pounds, or about
one-6fth of the body's weight. At
each beat of tho heart two and a-half
ounces Of blood are thrown out of it;
one hundred and seventy-five ounces
per minute; six hundred and fifty.
Fix pounds per hour ;seven and three
fourths tons per day. All the blood
in the body passing through the
heart in three minutes and distributes
the nutritive principle to every tex,
ture and the source of every secre-
ton. Now, if the blood is weak and
impure, tho danger of mourning dis
case is Imminent. This is certain to
be its condition, more or less, at this
period of the year. And just hore
we are admonished of the superior
advantages of Mishler's Herb Bitters
for cleansing and renovating the
blood. This it will always do, and
also pevcnt any disease arising from
impure blood, because itremovcs the
cause. Begin at once to purify your
blood with this great tonic, and thus
ward off disease before it entrenches
itself in your system.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02
The Popular Tonic of the Ago.

The day has gone by when medicine
without merit could command and fetait
the confidence OF the world. Advertising
induces the public to try many things, but
in this shrewed and thoughtful age, words
will not suffice without proofs, and It is by
the exercise of their private Judgment,
men determine the relative value Ofthe va
rious articles recommended to their notice
through the business columns of newspa-
pers Hostetter's Stomach Bltters has now
been subjected to this searching ordeal
for more than eighteen years, and the
result is that it stands at the head of
the class of remedies to which 1t belongs.
1t has distanced and lived down innumer.
able competitors, and Is to day the Stan.
dard Vegetable tonic of the western
world. The happy effects which have
b. iliousnesa, nervous affections, inter-
mittent fevers and general debility, and
as constitutional invlgorant, have en- IT,
tied it to universal confidence. Nothing
can ever shake its reputation, for 1t il
based on the Individual experiences of
tens OF thousands of witnesses, embra-
cling prominent and vol known citizens
Of every profession, occupation and class.
There is not q city, town or settlements
in the United States where it Is not a
medicinal staple. No druggist or general
dealer would consider his stock complete
without it, and the returns of the internal
reven ne department show that its sale,
exceed those of any other proprietary
restorative manufactured on ais side Of
the Atlantic. The beneficial results de-
rived during long series of years
from the use of Hostetters Bitters, have
convinced the whole community that the
only true way to restore to health q bro
ken down or debilitated system, or to put
the human body ON its defence when cx-
posed to unwholessme influences, is to
invigorate, regulate and purify it at one
and the same time.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02

A FINE BUILDING.-Alex. Burns,
on beautiful cminencc, on Jcffer-
son street, overlooking oil the imme-
diate vicinity, has just about com.
pleted ono of the most handsome and
ccmmodious buildings in the city.
Tho wood work was dono under
tho supervision Of Mr.. Pickett, in a
durable and elegant style; the plas.
tering by O. J. Webster, in an excel.
lent and highly creditable job, while
tho granting and painting, by Bush
il = marvel of beauty and good taste,
Burns has q house good enough
for q Prince, and no Prince ever bot
ter deserved SO good a house.