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New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
demand. We quote:

PEfhOLBUMln the market for Crude IN bulk we have no
AMI there demand for export snd
little Refne Prices quoted nominal bat nn i
the Upper Greek market quoted quiet at - 81 and -
Lower gravity quoted At - H 80 60 and at OF Wv % ~
Refined but mVee dgree OF ACTIVITY e
only reported being 500 b September IA resae at Zoe Tor
October delivery c quoted Nspta Is dnl at l9le Ise exports
EevYok to-day seReene 2ll8 bbl% In philadelphia ee
has been moderate demand today bn last night there ~aH an
transacted for uture delivery Sales to-day o IO
for last half November delivery and 20100 bb+ Tor last half
and half Deoembf 2 keceps-Rhned AO bb
and Crude so bbls . -
RICE du at 7d7 for Rsngoon and 89Sse ior Caron
SUGARSRsw fairly active at fall prices; Fair 10 Good Refining yb4
q, sales hbds Oe lOIcdllc for Porto Rico
0c Cro 27 boxes Havana at 9GlOc and 1853 hh Meao
al large movement bags including 5OOOo bags
Boston, said be at SIC 1900 bags DO there on pm
aud $500 do for export to Europe Refined dull al @ of
Iads.
SREDs-Grsss du and nominal at $685. 70 bush for
Timothy l0lll y b. for Clover Cacctia lneed IS inactive
Al 22l cold Rough Far Seed quiet ~ 90
STRARIN : quiet and prices nominal at l9.c.
TALLOW quiet sldJlc for Common TO Pnmei Choice, IN
hhds., will bring 9.c.
WSKY-Wt rather receipts the market shade easier
bb Iron bound al 3yc 20 bbs at e and % bp "oou
hauud al
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

hehgan and 81 81 for White Southern Barley plenty and prices
and nominal sales 900 bush fair Canada West at 81 TO- and GOO
bush good tEorowe State al 81 0 Barley Malt neglected and
nominal Oats fairly setye and rather lower the demand
hy Tor The trade sales 300 bush at 5l 053c for New ohio
and doslc for White Western at t9d5te for Old and 81 40
PC 2r New RE Is tame; old h unstable about sc for Western
oo ee offered sn with scarcity Of Eastern vessels pnes
With limited demand at the close sales 5000 bush at $50
at &c. ~ -- - -
continues que quote Shipping 90ds5 and Retail lots at
do. At f0d90c. ash
remain dull and prices sgan lower We quote at 3p
tpp Nh ar also dull and lower at sGl2c as TO quality -o
Manila has OF lifo
ns 10 store At &c., gold Jute nominal at last quoted prices
The market still dull and Sithont shange
sales ~ hhds Porto Rico a 6oc
sIORsSPns Turpenne has been very que, and prices
nonn at @ d40 for Merchanbe the lower grades Roans
efe has been fair demand steady pnees sales OF
b strained at VI 30 the better grades in only light demand at
fsat - Tor No q 81 od 81 for IL and - Oa 81 ~ Tor rae
Lar dali; Wilmington 80 3Si small lots at 81 80 Prime CITY
Pitch, % rs, delivered
ObS-Amecsn Lnseed In active demand At unchanged prices
ngsi DO active and nominal Crude Fish Oils have been in acve
deman but without change and the market closing h
Manufactured o remain dull former prices henhsen on ress
h with good demand Other Oils without hAng trade being
dnl QUOT.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
RECEIpTS OF pRODUCE.

Per N0riA Krer, FesssIs, aad Rallroa1s >,
SgpT 29-55 bales Cotton Al pkgs Ashes, pEga beeW
tale. II $50 hhls Flour 10 oS bush wheat i
bush Oats LEO bush MAR f5- BUSH baIeJ :, Nj
Bean. 800 bbl Corn Meal 80 bags on M
63 bbl Spirits TurJenne J3 bbs Crude Tupenue 100 hls
R,sn .kgs Beef Meats IS Pkg. Lard 100 es iu
pEgs Stesrn 24 psg Butter s pss Chese lzg oss 5
Taow, - bbs. Lard OIL - pgs D1el nfu ~
Copper Copper 3l8 bb Mhsk - bars WOOL ~
bales Hons 6 Leather 6 Hides 5 bds Hides ~ hhus
Tobacco Ia boIs obsoco gl3 pigs 615 pkgs Starch ~ bag
Peanut 74J half chests Tea
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

The United States Circuit Court VIII open
on the third Monday OF October Judge Benedct VII S,1
during the rst three weeks Of the term ana crnta
business only will be attended TO- Judge N9oaun yes
terday issued an order for panel OF 80 Grand Jurors
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
SECOND BOARD, ] p. NJ.
5COND BOARD, l2t NJ, AND 81 O'CLOCK p. VI.
SoC Ssan BoAds-arood BordsBdnk and Rd'trodd-h~ITe
WEpNEspAY. Sent. 2s-P. NJ.
IU1 q tLOJh A. NJ.
L--.I-..E nn..o.-..- ~ Ilunlla

For he 100000 advertised for by the Secre-
tsry Of te Treasury there bids made for 3555o0
and bu' he 100000 sold, according to the notice given
at the 1T OF the month Tie highest bid l1S66, by
H. l. hIOn Co.. for 10000, and the lowest 1l25O by
ellison, BeadIestOn d Co.. for 5000 The following
are the wards
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
COTTON MARKETS.


BoroE Sept very and depressed end accurate qaoa
ton given Mddhngs Id17tc sales 200 bales net re-
eeP lS9 bae oo.'tsse 80 bales total 2s bale. s,oe tIs
sales, 800 bales receipts l64 bales stock 3t bales
GALVESTON Sept Cotton dull aud tending doSn Good Ordinary
ly1Jlc sales 40 baesi net receipts l4S bai eTpors-Coas"
30 bales; stock, 3,614 bales
BALTIMORE Sept 28-Coon dull and tending down; Mddhngs
l sales 5 bales receipts oosise $50 bales stock O bales
MOBILE, Sept A-Cotton weak but demand air hddngs 'c
saes 30 bales net receipts JS bales exports oosstsse i bales
stock. Il 9C2 bales
NORFOLK Sept Coton dull and nominal Low Mddlns, 13
1883 bales
NEwoRLHAys Sept 2a-CotoD-Demsnd rates Md
dings l3 sales 20 bales net receipts @ bales coawse 81
baes total 6 bales, eIportscosise t bales stock, "A SIS
bales
sAVAsNAH Sept 2Cotton aeve til when the de-
pressed the market transactions small prices declined
hddhnSs the opening price having been 5c sales
eepts J3i bales eIpOrscoawise 2 bales stock
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

ALABAMA STATE AID BONDS, issued under guaran-
ty of the, Commonwealth of Alabama, to aid in Rail
way Construction, bearing per cent gold interest ;
secured by the obligation of the State and by first
mortgage on completed railway lines. For sale ON
exceedingly favorable terms by HENRY CLEws d
Co., Financial Agents tor the State of Alabama -
WallSt
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
TRANSPORTATION OF MERCHANDISE IN
o. BOND.

RuIRs ASp REGULATIONS ApofILD ID
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-lhe treasury oon.
has just prepared rules ana ,no morris
of importation ro certain other ports in the United States
Without apurasInent OF liquidation Of the duties ~ 'De
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for Tue TRIBUNE.

Carefully Reported for Tue TRIBUNE.
WYDsKsDAY. Sept rs 1870
hasbe to-day.
hrm at 50 Od+i Pearls lair
demand and the market h steady al 80 -.
fair business but
aud AS 70 aruye) including
u speculation
For future delivery bSri sales last evening 20 September
I6 40 Otoh foe 100 do Is l3l6c 100 do l5c 30 November
~ day 900 board Savannah private 30
timber IGe; 6ic 200 October l5e G0o at l5i 1850 at
Is 100 l5c 1880 November l5sc 800 December, l5c 200 at
Isle AnHry l5c and 80 January l5ic-bas Low Mddn
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

PORK dun and unchanged Dry .atd Shoulders ovd sles l
Bacon dull, shoulder i3idiJc RB le Clear Sides I7i8
I7Ic Lsri unchanged Reecps-3a0 bbls Foor 1900
bush Wheat .,o.
DsTRor sept 2a-wheAt eadyj Extra 81 90 No at 81 @i
No. state .2c Bafley-NO spnpg I'll sc No. FL 80 y GENITAL
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

We offer for sale LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD BONDS 80 years to run, seven per cent interest
semi-annually, and 20 and accrued interest.
No BETTER SECURITY OF of more intrinsic merit
CAN BE MADE. For particulars, apply to
j. Is. ALEXANDER d Co, 10 Nassau-st-
JOIN j. CISCO d SoS, 50 Wallst.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA lsT
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND Convertible Z PER
CENT. GoLD BoNDs.-The small remaining balance
of the Loan for sale 80 and accrued interest These
Bonds return about double the rate of interest which
IT, s. 520s pay while the security is safe and fully
canal to that of any Railroad Bond issued.
HENRY CLEws d Co.. 90 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
financial.
A SAFE and GOOD INVESTMENT.
~ THE VIRGINIA INTERNATIONAL LAND, LOAN, AMI
TRUST COMPANY,

| A SAFE and GOOD INVESTMENT.
IA THE VIRGINIA nTS STEayI0SAL SaTHsy LAND, LOAN, AND
l. i'''PSiiiif PGGFaokHfb GiFfTSL Fii sISSesS0o ''
Company organized April, 1870.
e9sgiS ReTeieaL
MCKAYE Of NewYOrk President j. D. lmbODbN OF w,
gnia vice President; WALTER s. GURNEB NewYork HORAgB
GREELEY SewYOrk JOHN r GR0SB1 NeTSeTE Sihys Syh H.
Thos 5 FLoURNoY, virginia. ROBERT II. MAURY, Virginia
and WM. LAMB. Virginia. Directors.
The charter Of this COMPANY one Of The mos valuable ever GRANTED
chase sale sn settlement of Virginia lands The cheapest al
purchase o. h million Of acres between Norfolk and ss
per average payable in It's common stock The haret aso con
part capital The Board Of Directors at meeting held IN
cDoS 10 O @ s m m q the SeSg Srsr @ o 70 commence S IN v
% which perpetual dividend is guaranteed Of eight per cent per
snnam, besides participating 10 The general Pros 49, -.,
Branch Qee No g. Brcadsay oyer ger tAs S1Gaa o
Application TO Mr. vow HEsSR Secretary Subscribers to h,
oGs will pay % ,see Pei sea 9 n S''s 70 s S 5aye ba S
az nav for By the Board No certificate of stock wi" be
''Sed .s u ' d % b GnV @ + offered on this market capitalists
are invited . call ana obtain further information
Dy o'''f O '"e DO''' JOHN p CROSBY
HORACE GREELEY, Committee
Sent d 1870 j. D. lMBODEN
" RAILROAD G0MPANYs
PIRsT MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BONDS,
Both Principal and Interest payable in NevYork City
UNITED STATES GOLD COIN.
We know these bonds TO be good freely and fully recommend
them W BAILEY LANG C.. Merchants. yny;,
Agents for the sale Of the Bonds
| CEVEN PER CENT BONDS of the City OF
- Chieago able semi annually January and Jo III ~
GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK,
Wallst
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The undersigned offer for sale at ninety 1907, a
limited amount of PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX 6l PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
The earnings Of the Road for 1869 were S3213000,
and for 1870 will equal S3GO00OO. The Road extends
from St. Louis to Kansas City, 2S3 miles, and the
first and only mortgage is for S7,OOOOOO. The Road
is now in its twentyfrst year of operation, and is
earning over three 3) times the interest on ts mort
gage debt. We recommend these Bonds as one OF
the safest and best investments ever offered. Gov
ernments and other securities exchanged at market
rates. For further particulars, apply TO CLARK,
DODGE d Co, 81 Wall-st
GEORGE OPDYKE q Co. are agents for the sale OF
the following desirable securities which they offer
at low prices:
n. Y. and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, per
cent, gold.
ST. Louis and s. j.. Railway FiIst Mortgage Bonds,
per cent, gold.
Alabama State s..
New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

FhUF hIONSPork WIN light otfrngs Vefy nm VIII us
trade; sales, $50 bbs sA l2ld VA Is for Hsss WITH small lots
Sc az S ~ for 1ure delivery the dull Beef u IN
m[ste Gand 9G pnes without special change sales - bb
SItd pic f0f Pn Mess and +l6H+lg for Brtra Mess lerce
Btefns du 42Ja n for Prime Mess Beef Hams dul
for sumner cured Cut Meats duls l9G2c for Picked Hams
Bacon quiet for Long Clear Dressed Hog are oHer al
Osale FOR City Lard Is but hrm sales 200 bbs and tos at
Hde for No IL HGe for City and l5dl5c for fair to prime
Steam.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

COTPFE-Bnls tTm and fairly active; RIO l4.0i6c go sAf
HALEY, 8225 Cuba and n Baltimore
ation hsp Rio Excelsior terms Ohef kinds dali
unchanged
COA-be MONTH, Coal took place TO-DAY
The Of ~ OO all sold Prices stoS decline We
sppend tle ps nicuars as compared with last sale:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
- = y ~ and Tenne..ee. EIlra and FamIII

Rve flour Inn and dennd sales 20 bbs We quote:
49,, = - 5j and Penn. l3d t3 Is
cp Neal fnn moderate request sae, !Oj bb We
quote a, -,a n, - "a, NJ. pg,. Is a,a
S Nssi He,tsrn. 4 75a 10 G. Meal Bfse p lsd
90 Meal Wet W 4 256 = ao 49,
'1g ISTe tnArks is rery dull in oil and
.nd ,,,,uls1 The 10 Liverpool l50J bush
and last Go bush DO Old
ps g Go bbls Flour g. a. per bh steam To sasgoS.
$40 hub WheatAt 7d steam lo tb- tou si = 10 and 'ahs
- go Al % ID The cbarieTiug business VA dun
" are da At G Cloth sitSy sih moieIlte
demand At yt. - -. 49,, lind an. I,x., ,r,.. ll.,.i
ognpgr les iavorshk new. non i,s oa Hi = ,s y
6rm 900 bush at n for DO chicago spring
ss -, Ea Mwaukee al q for No 90 I'a ~ " loi od
80, u,,t,a and Hss I4gsl 81 ~ ~ge :" I0i '"hh
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

Satie Wou plenty snd for the medium grades; ship
- ,rd Family tfnds steady; sales 80 bhN We quote
AeI and Gsogeiowp, 10 good Sup. ~ 75d - 10
p,it Ae1 and GeorgetsWu, kIta aud Family. Vld D
ABd Petersburg Countfy sea- 10
KichuOni kIII wa ~
.,4s Q1tf D.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

John Flynn of No. II Baxster-st., yesterday
tauscd The arrest Of John F. Grace of No 2l BaXserst
Tor having fired pistol at him the previous night
Justice Bowling committed him.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

Jhe nel eiits - Sont 20 were S}4OsCO. The present
nIdition of the company is ~ follo~s' 10 oooo IN
Cot 0fthe railroad, lnoIAihs '' ....' ~ fCg %
..ss
Pour in the ttniiS a,s anuF.e = 10000 %
paid on an nddiuoh3i on'
iron Launches SAN 4, tbs 1910 %
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11
7IT
|CORxs.

Hard corns are caused by too much
much pressure Of the shoe, or by its
cling SO loose as to slide, back and
orth on the spot where the corn af
tcrward shows itself. Medical books
record several cases where pairing a
hard corn has caused bleeding,
which no known means could arrest,
and death ensued. Nothing harder
than the finger nail ought ever to be
allowed to touch a corn, which can
be always cured or kept from causing
inconvenience, by simply bathing the
part in warm water for half an hour
for several days in succession; often
n single bathing will accomplish the
object of sof,ening the parts adjacent
to the actual corn, that it can be pick
ed out wsth the finger nail, and the
shoe can be instantly worn without
discomfort, which in an hour before
gave great pain IL may return in q
week, or a month, or year, but the
sam: treatment viii always avail
Pairing them causes them to spread
and take deeper root.
Soft corns are very troublesome,
hut arc sometimes removed by patti.
emily bathing or soaking them in
strong alum water night and morning
1t is much better to know safe
and inexpensive way of doing things
that it is really worth while to teach
these methods to every child in the
household.-IIalrs Journal of Health
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11
NEVER PLOW WET SOIL.

We have often urged the attention
Of the farmers to this subject as one
Of great Importance. Any traveller
among our farming districts can see
large tracts of land that have been
plowed when wet and unfit to be
worked, by observing large, heavy
clods of earth, which, in the hot sea-
son, becomes like heated brick
burning all the roots of grain or other
product near to it. Besides this evil
no seeds can vcgctatc and grow we'll
upon soil thus cultivated, nor can
that soil give back as much nutrition
as if plowed when in right condition
and upon warm and sunny day when
light and warmth can penetrate into
the soil, and thus greatly benefit it.
We are confident that farmers lose
from ten to forty per cent. of their
crop by inatteution to this natter
by little care at the proper time to
plow, by examining tho soil and Sc.
Letting good sunny days, the soil will
send up its voice in a halo of dew,
drop clouds that will wrcathe the
plowman with its approval of his good
sense.
As with farms, so with orchards
vineyards and gardens. No sol
should be worked when wet and sog
gy. If the soil continues wet Ions
drain it well, and soon it will be il
working order, but never attempt t
pillow, spade, or work it unless in gooc
eSndition,-l California Farmer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11
HOW TO RETAIN AMMONIA.

A subscriber to the Farmer wish
es to know how cotton seed can be
rotted without destroying the ammo
MIA generated by their decomposition.
Muck, by which we mean vegetable
matter in the state of semi ammoni,
if dried and brought in close contact
with the rotting cotton seed, will pre-
serve the voiltile ammonia by absorb.
ing. The compost heap should be
built by the FIRST putting a layer of
muck and then a layer of cotton
seed, and SO on until completed
Ground plaster is also powerful
agent for combining with and hold
ing ammonia. Plaster is chemically
speaking, the sulphate of lime. -
When ammonia is brought into con-
tact with it the sulpuric acid of the
plaster combines with the ammonia
which is soluble in water, and which
therefore affords quick and ready
supply of most valuable constituent
to the growing plant. Chemical
science therefore suggests the free
use Of plaster, by sprinkling on all
manures undergoing decomposition
when ammonia is generated thereby.
When plaster is used in this manner
the manure acted on should be kept
under cover, as the falling rain will
dissolve the sulphato of ammonia and
carry down into the soil beneath -
From the Farmer and Artisan.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11
KOSKOO

Cures Scrofula In It's worst forms. From
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merchant Of Norfolk, Va:
No. II Main ri, Norfolk, Va, Sept. u. 20.
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In. ]. j. LAwRENcf--Dcar sir: 4 have
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11

SrARANdER--" Have you a good
strong porter about the house"
Clerk" Yes, We have the strongest
about the place" Strangcr-"Oh,
yes, sir, quite intelligent for porter,
we thisk." Stranger-"One point
more. De you consider him fearless 4;
that is, bold aud courageous
Clerk" AS for that matter, / know
he is, he would not be afraid Of the
devil HIMSELF" Stranger" Now,
Mr.. Clerk, ifyour porter is intelligent
enough to find room No, III fearless
enough to enter and strong enough to
get my trunk away from the bedbugs
| would like to have him bring i,
down."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11

TuE farmer who starts with a capt.
tai OF a thousand dollars and gives TO
his business time and thought, will
srccced in gaining for himself com
pctoncc at least four times where a
merchant, starting with the same cap,
ital aud working the same number OF
hours, would once aud all this talk
about hard work aud poor pay does
not apply to the majority Of those
who follow the business aud men
who write such twaddle misrcpresent.
ing as they do the profession" are
generally among those who, being q
nilurc themselves are wiluly blind
t. the success of others.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11

THE Maryland [Farmcr] urges
with great pertinency the sowing of
corn for cattle when dry Weather
shortens the summer feed.
II also says that unless the mauurial
resources Of that State be husbanded,
instead of wasted, the land will soon
be worthless; but that brains and
faith will make it better in ten year.
than it is now, if the proper opplica
ton OF both is made, IL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11
KOSKOC

Endorsed and recommended by the Presl-
dent of the Faculty Of the r. Medical Col
IS, Newton, NJ. D., Professor and President
OF the Faculty, late Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine, Cincinnati. etc. une
OF the most eminent medical mon of this
uge--well known ms the author of tho fol-
lowing standard medical works: Eewton's
:, Practice of Medicine" =" Diseases of Chill
dren," Newton's Symes surgery" ETC.. In
December number of American Medical
Review-pngc ga, Nsy'S:
"AmonR the more recent Efforts 10 intro
duce popularity, some OF the new tcniedics,
we notice new preparation Compounded
by J. ]. Lawrence, NJ. D., OF Norfolk. Va,
which IL furnished to the profession and
the public In any desired quantity. We re-
Gently cxnmined his Laboratory, and b.-
came fuliy satisfied that all his work L.
| done In the best manner, by the most APP
proved progresses, and from the best mate
RAILS, giving asa result n medicine meeting
the confidence Of the physicians and thu
public"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11
AT WORK AGAIN A!

John RICK would respectfully inform
~ his friends and the public. that he has
taken the room next door To the Posf-of-
nee, where he Ii ready to supply the de-
lnan,is Of his customers.
lie returns his thanks TO all who so gen.
erously aided him In saving his property
nj the late fire-their kindness will not be
forgotten. feb. D, lsIO-u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11

NyoTICE.-An those having claims
n against the estate of Thomas RiVes,
Sr, dcc'd., must bring them forward for
settlement. and those indebted io the said
estatenrc requested Ia come ana make set
tiCMcnt. EpMAKn -, 4. RlNES,
ApTll - 1870. lN. IACCutor-.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11

LOCKERr a 40. have M line and
elegant assortment Of Lamps and
Lamp Fixtures a. can he fes"d d"
the west, and ss cheap a. the cheap
est nOyg-lL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11
Halcy's Magnetic Oil

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY Or
n tanned in New York, Illinois, Indiana
state or Country. legal everywhere; deser-
lion, drunkenness, non-support,, etc, sur
ficient cause no publicity: no charge I'M
til divorce obtained. Advice free. Busi-
ness established fifteen years.
Address, NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
No. 7s Nassau st., \. y. City.
h26-3m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11
KozRoo
CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

NORFOLK, VA. sept. Z. 1899.
DIR. j. j. I.AwRENcE--Dear Sir: My son
wonderful Koskoo that ! cannot rrfruin
from expressing my gratitude. had tried
almost everything without benefit. be-
lieve, In all sincerity, that your koskoo L.
an infallible remedy for the disease nom
which he has suffered, and. 80 far ms ! can
learn, has never fnilt,i. II You only knew
has undergone, then You could conceive
the value OF such n remedy ns kOskoo---
that surely cures. The great unout Of good
IL II now doing among us Is inestimablc.
With much gratitude,
am. respectfully yours, etc.,
Mrs. NJ. Il. A. NELSON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-11
From Or, Charles Lloyd, a physician of

large practice;
Great bridge, Va, Oct. y, 1872
]. j. LAWRENCE, NJ. u. --Ihnr sir; cheer
fully endorse your Koskoo ms being most
valuable preparation. Upon examination
of the formula. l md each ingredient
highly extolled by our best and most pro-
gressfve clinical investigators. have
tested its effects In my own practice. and
have no hesitation In Recommending II. ~
my opinion, ~ is the best compound 81 iis
by far ali The various com pounds al saTsi
pnriIia. CITE, ever Invented. II IL decided
Nerve Tonic. aud lnviRorator 81 The AMI
nal forces, aiding digestion ana mrsini iia.
which should be the basis of trfatnient IN
ali chronic discusses. Hoping you vii rea y
the reward You deserve from Che pubiie as
u henefnctOr,
-" tiIARi.Es LLOYD.