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Twenty-Five Years' Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases inclaent to female.
has placed DR. DOW at the head OF all physicisn.
making such practice speciality, and enables
him 10 guarantee speedy and pertinent cur, In
the worst cases of suppress sion and all other Men
struh Dcrangerlents. from whstever cause. All
letters for advice must contain 81. Oaice, No. .
ESpICorr STREET, Boston.
B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re
main under treatment
B"-ton. July. i-J. --p.np lyr.T
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The Democratic State Conven-
tioe which assembled in Portland on
. Esssllay last, adjourned, to August
lltfwithout making any nomination.
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Poor Inventors

By As-IstlnH them IN prOcAring patents and nfier-
wards VI iiizing their inventions.
Confidential In our business relations wit b in
ventors.
Terms more reasonable than anv other rrliabie
agency. Circular containing valuable information
sent free. Address: Is. W. CLARK AGO.
The National Real Estate Agency,
All and Az PennA. Avenue, Washington, ID. L
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PATENT OFFICE.

Patent papers carefully prepared. Draw inRs
lastly executed, and Patents secured for inveu.
tors In the shortest possible time
special attention given TO rejected cases, also
cases Tor reissue, extension, interference, Aoand
onment, &c.
Prelimi IA ~ examination $ to the pa,entability
of article made receipt OF a brief descrp ton
Of the same-no model being required.
Ia .hIa.x
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PIMPLES THEFACE.

SOR Comedones. Bisck-Heads Flesh Worms or
] 'rubs Pimplcy Eruptions and Biptched dis.
ngnraiions on the Face. use Perry, Comelone 4
fi'"pe Remedy. Reliable, Harmless and con
Ain Am, no Leoa Possos- Depot, ~ Bond 81, y Y.
''lH " VtuE.lst- efe.yWhcrc. Amll.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
For GOVERNOR,
Sidney Perham.
Fifth District Republican Convention.

The Republicans OF the Fifth Congressional
District are requested 10 meet in Convention by
Delegates. at Ellsvorth on rhursday the 2lst
day Of July next at 10 o clock A. Il. for the pur
poe OF nominating a candidate for Representa-
tive TO the Forty second Congress.
Each city town and organized plantation Il en-
titled to one delegate one additional tor every
one hundred "otes East for Coy. Chamberlain in
1855 OF for a fraction Of fifty votes.
Per order of the Committee.
I. WOODMAN.
Chairman.
June 18th, 1870.
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Maine Baptist state Com
ventiOn.

The forty-sixth anniversary of the Maine
Baptist Missionary Convention was held
with the First Baptist Church, Portland on
June 2lst and 22d, 1870.
The following were elected to act as off,
GERS of the convention; President, Rev. A.
X, P. Small; Vice President. J. C. White;
Corresponding Secretary, Rev J. Kicker;
Recording Secretary, Rev. S. L. B. Chase !:
Treasurer, Prof. j. B. Foster.
Abstract Of Treasurer's report was read,
which exhibited the following facts -
RECEIPTS.
Permanent fund of / he convention at
per vsIue....;... ....e2, 100 90
Cash balance f.om last year.. II
Receipts from contributions ,..... ......5.2l0 -
Income from nv .stmenis,. .................I57 50
Received account Of minutes. .62s 60
: Total available fnnds, ............... e6,s5l Is
EXPENDITURE
In aid Of churches asd Missions ,329 90
salaries ana expenses Of missionaries, 1851 Is
Salary and expenses Of corresponding
" 10
services OF Recording secretary, ............5o GO
otnef Items 70
Total Of sxpeDdisure ,os7 50
Cssh in treasury. ~
so,ssi Is
The o1icers Of the society elected, were,
President-Rev. A. Wilson, d. D., OF
Waterville; Secretary-Rev. C. NJ. Emery
Of ThomastOn; TreasureF-ProG. s. X.
Smith Of Wateryil.e The meetings finally
closed at noon. The attendance has been
good and the meeting interesting.
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HOMES
FOR THE MILLION!

Rare opportuniti 3 now offered for securing
homes in \ mild healthy. and congenial climate,
for one tenth of their value Ave years hence.
THE NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY has for
sale real estate Of every description. located IN
the Middle and Southern states improved stock,
gram and fuit farms; rice.sugsr and cotton plan
tauons timber and mineral lands; city. village
and rural residences, aud bus iness stands; mill.
and mill sites, factories, &c.
Write for Land Re lister CO nta ming description
location. price and terms of properties we have
Tor sale
Also, connected with our Real Estate ofice, we
have a general Claim and Patent Agency u nder
the supervision OF the weil-known Thomas ray.
Tor, late Of the Ordance Department, who 10 both
q scientific and Practical mechanic, and well ae-
qnAlnted In the different Government Depart.
meats, especially in War and Navy, Ordnance and
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MIR. SAwYER:-
Please correct the statement that the
disease at Goosc Cove has the appear
ance of spotted fever"
have seen several of the cases and il
is a very severe endemic OF dip,heria,
nothing more and nothing less.
The report that it is spotted fever
started from a rather careless remark
made by an able physician.
We say careless remark for we feel
quite certain that the DIR. did not mean
that his words -horld give the impress
sion that they have given. for he did
not see the cases and OF course would
not have made a diagnosis from the in
accurate descriptions OF persons who
had not even seen the cases themselves
SO it j. probable that he simply ex-
pressed his opinion that il might he
spotted fever.
X. l.. GRrNpLE. VI. D..
Mt. Desert. June 18th.
a horse belonging to II. X. Simonton.
Esq. ofCamden met with queer accident
last week Hearing a noise In the stall
the owner. on going 70 ascertain its cause,
found the horse had by some means got
his hind h"of in his mouth beyond his
power To get 1t ont. The horse had
thrown himself in his attempt to extricate
himself from the unpleasant dilemma
Passing wagon stake through the open,
unoceupied part OF the horses mouth and
resting II upon the horny part or the hoof
the mouth was. after several attempts,
pried open sufficiently to let the hoof out
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Special Notices.
pYsPEpsI. On ,Ir.,Ccs-,o

=, = SF rSfA OR INDIGESTION
s opPNssion AFTER eating, or . belchins up of
vino, and always follows Costiveness. iSr liar.
risons Peristaitic Loxenges give permanent relief
They are pleasant, portable, do not require in
crease Of dose, ahd never fail. Also. warranted
10 cure every kind OF Piles. For sale ~ M.
fremont Temple, Boston. r. A. Harrison a 90
Proprictors, and by ali Druggists Mailed Tor
90 cents.
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IT'S AI.I-IMPORTANT


that the young should learn how to avoid the
most fiactive diseases always prevalent in civt,-
ned communities, and hardly less important that
men OF midtr age, or those more advanced In
lite should understand how the lost powers OF
manhood may be restored On these. and kindred
matters. the new medical wort entitled 1.-The
science OF Lite. or se.fPreservatiaa," by DIR.
raves, Of Boston. contains q surprising amount
81 valuable doctrine and information. Our r.a.
hers may judge Of the character Of this interest.
ny soiume by pernsing tho advertisement of the
FeaOody Me.llcAI lnstiluis. in anathsr column
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Dissolution.
The coparnershp heretofore existing between
the undersigned, has been diss lived By mutua
consent. -
The business Of the late firm will be settled IN
either party.
\. +. DRINkWATER.
r,, Ii. n. HAYES
Ellsworth, June lfth 1870. !.tf
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June oath, 1870.
, 1870-08-01

Tho New York World publishes elaborate
statistics to prove that this is hot summer.
Thna thermometer record kept for the Last
ten year, shows that the hottest ~eather in
the terrible choleta year Of 1S65-when NET
drcpred dead in their tracks and the table OF
mortality ran up to Al almost unprecedented
e1tent-Was shown July II, ats p. m. when
il Vas Only 81 in tho shade, while n the
present year. and on tho same day OF the
month. and IT the sama hour Of the d,y. the
mercury stood At 30 in the shade This record
slso tells ~hicn Was the hottest day in each
Of theea year,, observations having leen taken
from time dailr. The highest thermometer
ranse Al G l. m- uxs On July II, 1866, Of s. de-
grtee, against 81 degrees on July II, 1870.
i be highest range It noon vas also JuIs II.
1866, OF IS degrees, against 80 degrees July
II. 1870 For N. t9e diaereace il
eisen above. DR.: Russell, chiet
ii the Bureau OF Vital Statistics oi
Ncw York, thinks that the desth rate rhiA yea,
IN yerr great, and attributes this not 60 muct
10 ,be high temperature a. to the continuance
| lar 20 long period Of The bot weashar. II
reference to this dogma be calls attention t
the fset that ont Of the H. ,048 deaths la.t weel
iarre ,a1centage (one-shtr) we're d,ildzrl
not aiore yeays, ana of this pertentAg
fuc-n:;rts we're children rot Abovr year old
| vLose cases Of course would pe greatly at1ec.
ed ly ,ha continuance OF excessive heat.
, 1870-08-01
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.


destructive contagsstton occurred In the
West Dstsion, about O'Clock yesterday morning.
Fhmes we're discovered In the two-storJ frame
building 40 ISL Milwaukee avenue, II that hous
and Box Nc. 7ss was promptly turned IN. Tnr
rrc spread rapidly. and quickly communicated to
NJ. lss, adjoining. Both buildings wesc almost
totally destroyed, aud small name building In
the rear, fronting on Fourth street, WIS partially
burned. ,nvulsInp loss OF nearly f6,ooa
No 1sl Milwaukee Arruue vas owned " ".
Fen1en. The damage done s. estimated NJ
se,pe0; kaid TO bc insured ". G. Mcfarland oc-
ccp!ttl IL as RrocezE store. Ills toss on stock
~iil reach 5c1; Insured for f. oo In the Garden
city. ... ...
No 1873, Adjoining, was owned and occupied By
E 1fouut, who had 4 h1t and cap Eture on the
n1st foOf lie estimates hts luss Oh the building
nj s. COO, and has an Insurance Of 5000 IN the
lamar. The stock was damaged 10 the extent OF
81 500; n6t inkurcd. 80.
10 - Fourth street ts owned anil occupied rF
John Suuson. Damage TO building, flsa. StInson
IL p, 4 candy ssnrc On he uEst noos. mud htt
snrtlme1ts suffered Uy wafer s51- lie hhs no III.
sr,rnr &C on either The tuill!uE OF rtuck.
me cause OF the Esc II uukuown-
, 1870-08-01

,,,s Interest In coin. Who own tho honos
4 he rinF In New York and Columbia
TLe sinking Fund hill. Who recommended
that7 Governor Scott in his message;
provides that he ms. sell everything that tne
State has, when he Pleases, and for any pI1fss
La rhooxes 10 name. Already they Lave aoo
iha Greenville / Columbia Railroad stock aud
tl,e south Carolina Railroad stock, and they
viii Cobble it al up between this and next oc~
tober. s,,t
n,. th;a S;nverner Scott nade = speech at
Wss1,;nu.rn. IN WHICH lie stated t1xt South
r.,ni;ns w,s nsst OF agsasEina. II the GOV
.,rcr h,s been in South Carolin2 two years,
md ct recuted the lava to SO little puposc.
think II il about tinoa that no Was Elckea on.
Of the sta.e. In that speech eVseo. . oso., ~
organize in companies and regiments, nos to
Keen the peace. but as an inducs.oent to com
mid muyder! The frrs peace okheer OF tho
State, in the capital OF the nation' declares
tAat Winchester rite law is the "a"
Of If South Carolina were oppressed ~
ENORMOUS debt and taxation. 10 take
$50 600 for the purpose Of organizing tue
militia was Al Outrage upon the STATE sf9s-
eruo1 Scott Lss done hia bcst to attassonIze
tho two races and disturb that harmony III
which the people had lived"
Judge Carpenter thus referred to the Paftl'
san beHing Of the campaign: ~
t'Dcmocfats join hands to-ea5 with a! hon
est Republicans; not upon political iesue
but for tha purpose Of cfrectlng reform in
the government Of the State No man ba.
comes Republican by voting for me, although
| I .m Republican; and no man becomes
Democrat because he votes for my gallailt ant
noble colleague General Butler"
The following resolutions we're passed:
Rtsolrtd, lhat the rnon Reform party, haviol
| for lts sole object the redemption Of the STATE
EOnth CurU1lun and the return to good and hQne4
g0retnn ent, lnYokes the Intelligence. the wort!
and The patriotism OF the people to its support
! Eesolptd. Thai 1t Ia earnestly recommended :
| the people OF Charleston to Assemble III thei
respective whtds, and TO the otneE portion OF tn
country In their election rreclncts, and tmme'l
ately organize uutou Ketofm Clults> 80 that, s!'l
BY side and shoulder BY ehouidtr, they mar Hui
ceed In establishing the right anA otttthrowtu
CORRUPT government aud oppressive mlsSlle+
, 1870-08-01

'Tial'fiis Tmrms. fnls. Eioy, ii ihc cbieaso Cinh.
SreIcrs-A:tasy8- Moore and f. r. AtwAtc1.
Tine Of Game. hour. and 10 minutes
E'G Is c.isasCaneiana!is hGaes 1Eas Il: ausaas i
UIt On Strikc1-MCtuatA. i.
H:;s I :..'.s. Z; { Z &sast isss i l. Msss
II M: i: S.,as:l a' Ii .;.t.ts b H.
TO-pArtS CANE
The great game t0-dly brtwten the Athletics,
ol Philadelphia, and the White Stockings prum-
1scs tu be one OF extraordinary interest, and m
clanGes hare been determined upon In The Chf-
c7Go nlnc-pastly experimental ones, It Is true,
hut rendered ne essaIy In order 10 strengthen the
team. \ meeting af the stockholders M1s held
uu SATURDAY evening. At which Captain Wood was
ioii"ws: llodes, nrst ba.e; Wool, second BASE !:
Meyc1ie, th!rh hasc; King. shoH 4lop; Flynn-
right neld; CuthbcH, centre neld: Treacy. left
Held Burns, pitcher; Crayer, c1tchtr. King re-
turned frum Troy on Saturday afternoon,
sufficiently recovered from his Illness ~ 70
regular ruoulhS meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Chicago Cenb occurs to-snofruw evening, nnd 4
full attendance IL requested, As business OF uuus
nal importance y 10 te transacted un this after
pCon uxtna will leave the Fort WsSne depot II
80 and 80 pn., and the Rock lslanl depot Ut
j. m.: street CATS every twenty minutes after
hAi-ras II O'Clock Tickets for the mach viii bs
for sale to-day At the Sherman, fremont ant
BneEs Houses. aud At Fo]ey's and kern.& The
game T1li begin A. o'c1oek-
| a F4Me OF base bal between the employees @
| McC1r1hJ Hatnhl1ns and Of Scanlin's plumb
/ ing shcns, Yesterday. resnltsd IN favor Of thi
| former by score Of 6 to 91-
! "A mae from the store of Phelps, Dodge
| i4aImcr were beaten by q similar number from r
| il Weber / Cos establlshment, by = score Of !
| IN
, 1870-08-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,

The discriminating rrineiplc.--
The vital AMI the muscular systems are entirely
tlisttntt from each Dthtt. man MAY hate the
hrAwu Of Hercules but II he Is deficient In ett,1
cutrgy he viii not wear well. last as lung, or
be as healthy and happy while he does lass, g
the man OF oEtllnury, or eren slender build, who
possesses larger six,e OF This anlnating princi
plt. One Of the greatest feconmen'1ations Of taat
pure vegetable invtsorant, 1iostetter's st7nach
btIcFa Is that 1t increases the vital force nt thr
system. No medicine double the volume nf a
Man's muscle, OF thtcken aud yuIcani2e his thews
nnd sinexs i but iipstt,1e1 sBittefa mas al effect
n uch morc Important 1ta use promotes c1nstttu-
iional rgor It retntorces The .fe-poweE, nf which
bune and sinew AMI muscle arc lnesets the
instruments, holding the ssn1e relation to II that
machinery ,ltfs to steam. Let the slight and aI'-
raseDsly fragile take hca,t: they may have mora
stanlna, though far less physical strength, than
the lsoad->houldtlel athletes they reRaFI with
envy. To restore, to srss3ip, 10 tne7ease this
ssan1.nal principle which, When In full supply, i
tho source OF health and the best guarantee Of
longevity. Is special property of The famous Ie-
stoIAtlve. 1t ia not only SPECIFIC for dJnpeFst7,
biiiou<ness, intermittent fevers consttpa:ton; tc.,
and preventive u all diseases Of \ malass,,ns
character, but The best Of alt medicines ior
strengthening thc constitution auu awakening the
POWERS OF nature from whatever cause they may
have bPcLflle letGAfElC.
, 1870-08-01
The Greek Church in the Cnitcd
Stntcxs

fFO1l tE aNFf QFE ou3[
The Russian Government lave decided to
establish Bishopric OF the Greek Church il
this city. The fact was naile known to i NUM-
TER Of Episcopal clergyuen by Count Catac-
aszy, tie Ruesian Mlniescr, and the Count 70
csntty offered 1u position OF Presate Of the
proposed SEQ to the Rev. James Chsistai.
an Eriscopal minister, who il understood
10 have fayored the plan OF DR..
{now Bishop Young, Of uniting the
Episcopal and Greek Churches. Nj.
Christa1 has, however, declined to accept the
Office, on the ground that he could not ec5-
scribe 10 the articles ot tEa seventh Synod Of
the Greek Chrrca, relating to the images and
creature worship, and the new Dishopric has
not yet been filed.
Two other Bishoprics are to be estabiisho l
by the Russian Government, one in San Fran
citco, aud the other in New Orleans, but tho
candidates have not yet been named
Mr Christal was formally ordained priest
OF the Greek Church by Hts Grace Alex exande1,
Archbishop Ut Lena and Tekos.
, 1870-08-01

4rnecr s,ory lately came TO An eni IN Wash
,nrt1,na a m1u named tieh1ris has bern re-
nssed frm e etes Of @ Sity Superintendent ef
Ter r,.ssnn ri h,a frmpyal xta the hemonatta-
tton o. The tact init he could scarcely real,
write, or cipher lie haa previously N been als. :.
nlinset fur the san.c reason Iron tne nolsau ot
C!erk Of Inc BUREAU OF Educstsnn--an itnpottaut
uu1ce upder tie natlouai government aeL som ;.
INV ur other, he managed u be put In charge Of
The ct,us us1 Interests o The CITY. and ~ rrtA:n
that Ilacr fer w Jrar>, alt ouSh he ha1 not the
,irst Gus s,sncatlOn 10f lis atnuea.
, 1870-08-01

erAtntanec1 At Nc. 176 t9yhouEnc avenue. She
frequently expressed Z desire to return to Get
Of being homc4tck. Absence from from thosc she
loved cauked her to bccnmc dcfpondens, and,
while iu this condition, she hang herself ln harm
In the rrar OF the number given. She WAS fOuntl,
About 5 O'clock Yesterday morning, hanging from
beam, eud cut down. The Coroner u notihel
and held an in3utst ant, the Jury rcadcret yer
dict that Sue committed 8c1eiie while las,o11nG
uneief mental alteration. she waa 50 ycars OF
age, and unmarried.
, 1870-08-01

Heechcr IN PcttfConts The Rev
crcnd Henry Wnra-A Hartford
FreaK-1csw thc Plymouth P.ts.o<
Looked IN EF'xxed Hair nnd u
Love Of u konnett
Fron4 The Rxro{n,iaz-
This reminds me- Of = good stoEy heard
about Henry Ward Deecher. As be is now
enioyips Lia annual infict,on. the - har fe-
yer," and takes little note how tie world goes
round, this il \ good Iime to tell it, that We
may have cur laugh out before ha reappea1s
uEon tho stage Of action.
It aeems that once on a visit to Mrs Stowe,
come great OCCASION calling Tor an exits curl
lnE and fIiZzing among the ladies' Of the
household, Mr. Heecher was ,mbued with tbs
spirit of decoration, and urged his nieces to
curl aud iriz MH hair also. This novel re-
quest 30 amused the young fry thAt all
promptly entered into the fun with the great
eat zest. He waa accordingly seated IN large
armchair in the centre Of the room, where fos
| the space OF one hour he romained as patient
as lamb. while, with hot itons. fairy fngeea
| cuxled md fsiEzed those venerable locks into
| most generous dimensions.
| With the addition Of = becoming bonnet
! skirt, aud 4 fan, no presented 30 lAdstike Al
| appearance that he WAS quite unwilling to re
turn to the somhre gszb Of nauhood- Alter
nately reclining on tho sofa, talking with tru'
feminine nGectation, promenadlng up a,ls
down the paslor with the Gteciau bend, ant
surveying himself in the glass NTH the great
EFT satisfaction, ever and anon he exclaimed
II do wish Bruce OF souue OF those uartfort
people would come in.
Professor Stowe WAS 80 convulscd with til
whole proceeding that it waa feared he raish
share The fate OF the poor man IN Holmes
''IIcight of the Idaiculous-"
However, As no ona came il, Mr. Decch1r a
last proposed they should go out and visi
certain friends, so 3lzs. stowe ordered tue cal
riage, and they went fret to Mrs. Hooker
She, being much occupied, declined seeing th
stranger; but Mrs. Stove inelsted % her s.
ing down, as the lady wished to talk 10 he
about the WOMAN question, as shc thought {
lectur ng on that subject, On entering I'll
rarlor, ono glance at those mischiesoua eyt
satisfied her as 10 the identity of The stzanz
lady, and she exclaimed, III know you! wo
in lamb's clothing E. C.S.
, 1870-08-01
Accident.

A few m,nu1cs bctorc II O'Clock, last evening.
butcher named George CastItton, aged IS yeats.
;1lt Uoal ujng at No. 1876 Blue Island avenue, was
run over ~ greet car on the corner Of Madison
and ssauRan6n strrrts. Lie was Intoxicated, and
standing up the platform. The car stopped at the
crossing, and In starting up jotcd somewhat, and
CastIetDn fell on. fotn Haeels on the right ssie
passed. over his right leg, shove the knee. crushing
it horribly. lie WAS attcuIlea to by DR.. Hahn, anu
subsequently conveyed to the County Hospital
, 1870-08-01
tROSBY'S MTSIC HILL.


Mr. WALTER aioS16oMERY viii s..e Dramatic
Recital. :-sm the Ne.ks ct Shakty- at ani .sn
nyton. At Groab.tA AMfie Hall. IN :.ONl3Af ~ r r
Ming. AaE ecE.Hns nesax as s;1 r nA ray Guy ~
, 1870-08-01

.-.s, r.v,ea Henry Mcdonnell, 50 tcars OF age
-, m H. ,tun,s driver, aletl audlcnls: near Knsn
:e.se R9.ass 1T sas = ha @ I'd
tulcilhE avht ~ rrer If d. DAVIS. The DEPUTY
yen nns naGne a ~ W Inquest, IN, nc WY atsss esss
;g i evidence, concluded that heart nseas ,e19s sn
ne ssnS ,;,fsn o. ,.es!s o sye;ie on E1sh street
, 1870-08-01

TIE FOURTH ASSCAL PICNIC OF
Cal,sr, tEpiseopaI Parish and Sunday sthses,
VIII taic pssr ~ 1EEspAs. Anufgs = sea,. Il.
6u1IS 81. l;o1l nuslc ard a good t'nat.
, 1870-08-01
RapTNEBS . WANTED.

TASTSrT % TIASTEp-IS TIE EHAL DRUG
Haoe. Wiz III. arm IN .Ec nf tAr mot sir !ase To-
siliss " "a EeEflsn UhIot Aadsezs 5 " u. 1soane
nff,er-
wASTFD-wYTH ess', FOR OF t1CE
r e;sar .ud thsn toba1ns li.snc-s T. - o. r.
knnV ttd Of bG3Drad u1t nec1ns43S Adtfr3A
nWSTRY WILSON. Tribune Office.
, 1870-08-01

The Hest and original Tonic Of
Neutrality-suspicious. and caltsaJa, known a FerTo
HhSophorate,l ElIxir Of Calts4ya BARK The i1un
res1uIes culor TO the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of the nerve tissue, and the cat!saEa
gives natural, healthful tone 10 the digestive Or
Exus thereby curing dyspepsia tn its VARIOUS FORMS
wRketuloess, general debility, depression OF srir.
its; also. the best preventative aRaina. fever and
ayne- Nauuractufrtl only by Caswel, Hazard i
IA, NeT Ynrf Sold bY uFp4Eist3,
, 1870-08-01

To N NothrrS.-Mr~- Wlu%losC.. SooIh-
IEg Syrup for ehilGrtn, Is an otfi a.d wesi-tf1cd
1.1nedy. It has STOOL tho test OF many years.
and never known 10 fall II not only relieves the
child ttom nAin, INT llyigGrates the atOMash aud
;HEcls clltR wind cole. aud gives reat and health
u The child AMI comfort 10 the MQthEr.
, 1870-08-01
Personal l..

Chief Fire Marshal Williams who Is confined TO
his home ty tnnamnAtory rheumatism, WIS better
YESTERDAY afternoon. hut in tue evening much
worse. 1t is feared that the disease may aNect
hts stomach, toHa1d which II Is rapidly tending.
II II ap&s hls condition will bn indeed 0knEerDua-
The contrary Ia hopefully wished for by his many
frtcuda- ,.....
George Cooper, Batlln In the Superior Court
who was 50, f7EhttutJ burned by tue explosion
of gas To a closet al the County Jbil about three
weeks ago. Is improving rapidly, and VII! nrobahl!
be about ID week or two. LIS friends teel 1oyto1
Ut the proepect Of seeing him around again.
, 1870-08-01
..,.,5. or nm Old Woman.

Absence f,on hon and trends esnsen n.arstss M %
Oh: it,s. ,a1..i luns Ilet, 70 heoSne 9aYeI ~
h1H ct;::.1lit fI.clte scnteiua!' ..o anil uoo,
,,':1 ,,.. Ill. t!sy Neut 10 ve vita hone AZ
, 1870-08-01

To men at bHS&slrAS mn h0u3c In
Boston Is l. tser lhal the AmeElcsn, ita position
being the centre Of commercial life, while no cIoFt
Is spared 10 naintuln the high rank the house has
held 50 long.