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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28

Hoofiands German Bitters in cases OF debil-
ity. ltimparts tone and vigor to the whole
system, strengthens the appetite, causes an
enjoyment Of the food, enables the stomach
70 digest i, Purifes the blood, gives q good,
yellow tinge from the eyes, imparts : bloom
to the cheeks, and changes the patient from
short-breathed, emaciated, weak and per-
vous invalid, to full.faced, stout, and yigor.
ous person. 'sHoofand's German Bitterss is
entirely free from AL Alcoholic admixture.- :.
Hoohands German Tonic IL combination
Of the ingredients of Hoohand's Bitter With
pure Santa Cruz Rum, orange. snise' xc..
makinS g ons Of the most agreeable and pleas.
ant preparations extant. The Tonic Il ma,
BY those requiring good and scientiac
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28

FINE DRESSING OF CHURcH-ooERs.-Ap-
pleton's Journal thinks that the wearing of
fine dresses by ohurch-going ladies is not
so reprehensible q practice after ali. IL
says: 'Men and women in pure linen. in
unstained apparel, IN choice personal
adornment have sense of dignity and
elevation which those in slovenly garb do
not experience. And it is no particular sin
If this sort of elevation is carried little
too far. Pride, Of course, often enters into
nne dressing, and msny women particular
ly are fond of Haunting their fine feathers
in the peoples eyes; but q great ma
jority love handsome dressing in obe-
dience to an instinct of refinement-in
consequences of that sense of personal
purity which accompanies the wearing of
choice apparel-and hence we see perfect
congruity in the well-dressed crowds that
pour through our streets on Sundays, wend-
ing their way to the place of prayer. And
our most fashionable congregations, If ex-
hibitfng q little too much of ultra elegance
even II showing unmistakably the presence
OF Pride and vainglory in too large q pro-
portion for the spiritual welfare of the wor-
shippers. have yet an air of sobriety, are
reverential in manner, at least-conditions
that Seem to have been somewhat different
in former times, If we can credit NJ ]. O.
Jefreson, who, in his new Book about the
Clergy, gives MS some striking pictures Of
church assemblies in the oi1en times"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28

HAGGAIs SEAL--One of the most inn
portant, although as yet disregarded, dis
coveries made by. the Palestine exploration
party at Jerusalem, is the seal of Haogai.
the son of Shebaniah, whom We take to be
the prophet commissioned slong with
Zachariah to forward the rebuil ling of the
house OF the Lord, upon the return of the
Jews from Babylon. after the seventy years
captivity, and about the same number of
years before Nehemiah moved SO heartily in
the completion of the restoration
Haggai appeared to have been deep in the
foundation of the restoration, aud to have
left his seal there Whether dropped
by accident, or left to be found 'safter
many days" by the people appointed to ex-
ercise certain authority underthe seal of
pr0phesy, certain it is that the seal of
"Haggai, the son of Shebaniah," /" has been
found. 1t Is noticeable that the last words
OF Haggai whose seal has inst now been
brought to light, after being buried SO many
centuries, are about the return to power
of the man whe had authority TO effect the
restoration of the Lords house at Jerusa-
lem. Haggai prophesied about $40 l.. c.,
or sixteen years after the Jews hsd receiv-
ed permission, at the end af the seventy
years captivity in Babylon, to return and
rebuild the temple of Jerusalem.-W Watch-
man of Ephrdin1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-28

Inc following Western patents were is
sued from the United States Patent Office
for the week ending April IL, 1870, as reported
by Farwell, Ellswo rth 4 Co., Solicitors and
attorneys In Patent Causes, 162 Lake street,
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Real Gstats.
Real Gstatt.
Ows YOUR HOME
WEST FLUSHING.

WEST FLUSHING.
Go TO the once near the depot at West Flushing
(open all day. Sundays included)
only fifteen cents each way for railroad fare.
and to commuters ess than 81 weekly including fer.
rlage. si.es per week
Nearly 1000 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village nrst opened to the public. II
contains over 100 dwellings. ard Is already live
settlement. far cxcclng oil others In Its natural ad'
vantages, as well as its nne improvements.
Heed this advice and go at once to WEST FLUSH
ING. The price I. only
$40 PER LOT,
Payable go monthly. and no interest to pay. No Auc
toneers fees no other expenses Deeds given at once
II full payment Is made ut time OF purchase, and an
allowance OF per cent. for cash.
After the nrst payment Of tO the purchaser can occu
by and build upon the lot II he desires and then pay on
monthly Women can purchase lots in their own names
All who would be Independent Of landlords OF seek "a
invest their money safely and probably are invef to
20 and examine this offer ct Maps free OF the
ONCE at West Flushing and also Of the undersigned.
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, (Publlsser),
"a Deekman et, New York
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Sroposals.
II :. ESGINEEu's OFFICE. CITY nall

II
S e. A 1seSed 81, SSx d Is Nom
eans IL, Gpe Far 1P %s
ne quantity .. material 70 be removed w Oe about
Ell ether IN sau1 or East Boston At such places a! may
meet with the approval " tie Engineer ~ charge aud
SI the B3srd OF iAroof Commissioners OF The state OF
The dredging is to be conducted in accordauc, with
CHARGE s S,aN 'Nu sSn''a' ''' "''0H' 0' tue III
The material TO oe drcdgcd consists OF from TO feet
OF coarse sand and gravel the surface ana below this
Contractors viii be required to furnish all the ma
ohnery. scows, labor. &C. necessary for the prosrcu
Payments vii be made monthly a, the rate Of 90 per
Se a1 Of s fTM n5 nGs m n9sct on OF
Tie Government reserves the right to reec; any
all bids when may he deemed eIorbitan OF defective
Each bidder must be prepared to eve bond IN he ,um
of % cent the amount OF the contract for the
faithful pei Torrance Of the WORK.
Proposals mus be endorsed Proposals for Dredc ng
CHANNEL across the urpcr Middle Bar" and addressed
70 the undersigned. and state the prcr rer cnnc yard
Tor dredging the material and drposng II IA the local
Hans Terms Ger Proposals and Gnaganly can be oh
can be obtained }. "a. FOSTER. 1t col Engineers,
DEPAnI;'TTMnSs,NITG n or p, r IniiC WORKS.
TO iRO N.FOU NDEl,s' lr posalr enclosed in n
Win tGs name Of &c oiddr written thereon, Gs Re
ScS sa ' for TiGI rn GH s HGE mt a It a
ioiiowiHE Ssis pipe ooo, foe,
twelve ,ig incac, in & aTe,cr '''o" ""''''PPe
Tweny ,h"q'1nd c.0Oo tcct cas,iron waterpipc six
Five thoa,aaG N.Y. hundred 9 800, feet cnstiron wa
NhcN l0l icet cast iron Naci'pipc sixteen 90
Nincty 10, icet cnstrOn waterppc twenty.rour
Ninety C6j feel cA.,ron watcrrlpe thirty go, inch
Blank oTms Of propo,Gls, .pecl1cat,on' ana ngrre
al me IT. G asi De HAa o" "Wk2I 'ge TF5 0'F@
Commls Toner OF PuOHc Works
New York, Aug II, tT0
SEALRD PR0pn~AI VII DC received b. nc
hS! S49sA s "a us 6G al tGc f NJ
one brick sewer IN Ay ;, extending from 50 II to the
oae DSics sewer in Az ), extending from Sd st to
one brick sewer in Av u, extending rom ;rh st. to
0ne 6ricE sewer IN ',a5c st. from Az d, through
According 10 plans ana ~ octcatons On nle at the
Al0iI. n'usl r,mii. - rnled forms, Which viii be
furnished ny thg ely suiNcl"r
Ihe Council r,erNe ne rl7"t t. reject any ami all
r j. SMITH, C',y Clerk.
MN, ,S XII ne rryed ~ HsHs1so f. 'S%, iII
sale on ine Eart o. t!c lmlcd STATE = ne hIEny
adei the iol2%l.i ar!cl,s OF Gose,al hGdn nd
crpa re-, liO0 r.pcrcm hid coya.s matt es,rs
ow ca s. wn'tC' .G'o5i III " rcIs 1000. eGcr,.,
80 @l hlaSeFs so"oi drs.ins gown, $50" .oltoi
sweIs nand ,oOid zen roiicr 700 dozen '''' 'V''
r ane above ir4, 2nrd goods are nGw, have n'ygs
VIII he sold ~ they now stand,
tues No bld VIII b" con,idTcd tor los 90 ANY one
saoNn ana any Information given, at iHe office ~
purchasers 10 rcmoYr tnrr good, Pr G. 4" 10 he en-
dorset, For the purcna,e Of ho.pual holding ma
Lieut. Col aud Acting hel Mr.Cul
fHrreyor u. Army
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Sitamboats uno Railroaos.

81 AS kBA fJo4 P 81 IS
= ihfoGeh 'fXSPRrss TRAINS, LEAVE. cHAN.
BbtkffSfYYr" hES4E & 81 81 Sir Nj rs 4 e. p n
fdy S bsP ~ 6 AebItnEs VIII hlEo Ae
SSSS9 s.
I ~ fkoM I sTS9T riM 70 2i p.Ff ~
bpffhntto,, SspM i nEAis ? NkIS FROM SSE4
}iHHh1to AZ S9i EafiShhSr TRhifSS EL2AyEsI DAILY
|a Fiji frv T. ana sSs Us S,T II A. Nj and 49, P
FOR MlddIeiown and Wv; a, os1 !. y. csd e. -!
For G TeS court oa"s and way Way at a. $50 H. d s., sis
FOR Newborga and way a,.S,A,,M $50 ana 10, NJ
Ss 7 pp' Theatre RAIN :!i:1 5i.i .iirN}
lo 1S' and rif!9G G2d Wy tTSp ga mi
hsmber. q. Depot at Sis, 1915 A. NJ; l. Nj 't T.
For Hsessn:ask and nm dale from ssd \. pGpet. e
From Shs%bs5, 81. Depot, "a 81. II Ill tsi', ISIS
q, a , s :s sd MaS S31 "a = RSsss
FAN oPy IT, a GS1f ana % ' only
ssd II cosshss SSsans saS GE'
G &c. tor the cS:;S '.9's q gssFssS @ay
ySSS%esr H%P'S eorn s~ Ssh Il aud AZ Iai:@
ss Fulton sta BROOKLYN Derots loot Of Chambers ST.
Long boss Depot Jersey ciiy and Of The Agents al
WV p''1O''w M r. RARR, General Passenger Ageu.
/. .. RucKRR, General superintendent.
MAY 2, 1870.
.Dafy. tFor Bsckensaok ONLY tFor Piermont only.
TQ THE SEA SHORE DIRECT.-s;sg Msr9or.
East II impton. Bridge Hampt ,Quogn .Westi amp
ton per Long IL and Ra rpad RON James slip and Sith
| ct. ferries, s A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
ASA, NJ. Greenport, Sag Harbor, and ca Shore.
ioA; NJ. North Fort Huntington, and way stations.
$50 i. H., GrtsSnoFt, Sag iisr6or, and the namp
| tons.
$50 4. Nj, Norm Port, Huntington, Hampstead aud
all way stations.
6:sN + 81, North Islip and wav stations.
All trains connect with branches TO Hampstead. Glen
| Cove, Locust Valley, Nor Port. &c, &c.
Exclusion tickets good Tor three days, to all points
on tho road. tS.5.
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il;Gital,
sltntlstrp.

mr.. EyANS'S OFFICE, - Chatham Al onl,
place tor specGy cue 81 ir.YLe diseases man
mood re'tored by pr' EEAN>'5 LUN.
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m,0itillts.
I ,I,,i1,,;- CARBoLIc sALvE |.

HENRY's CARBOLIC sALvE.
There has been no medical preparation brought be.
fore the public for years that has met with so decided
success a. the CARBoIIC sALvE. It has found Its
way into hundreds Of families and, when used no
family will be without IT,
For the sores incidcn, to children an invaluable
rem. w. and the rapidty with which It heals Is some
thing marvellous 1t has not only tho testimony Of an
apprecativc public In IT, favor but has invariably re-
ceiyed the sporobation Of intelligent physciaas
Grateful Acknowledgements OF the benefits derived
from It's use accumulate almost daily, afcw Of watch
VIC herewith append;
BERLIN. Conn, June 20, 1870.
John p H,ary-DEAR stRi had an obstinate sore
on the instcp of my foot. and used several dheren'
kinds Of salye and ointment wthou benefit Seeing
the cARBoLIc sALvB advertised in the New YORK
Tribune, I procured box, and am happy to state u
effected cure in about ten days. Ihavc recommended
It to others as the beet sslve that know Of
Respectfully.
beg leave 10 say that your Carboe Save has invs.
risbly relieved, and. 1 think now. has permanently
cured me OF that most aggrsvatlng of all disorders,
itching piles" A. 8. KELLER,
Sec the C. G. Clark Co,
New Haven, Con.
Ihave been using your Carboc sslve for some time
in my mandatory. In using my large blowppe which
gives heat burned my thumb nail to the quick
One application of the salye relief Have used
In my family for bois and other and nnd 1t the
| best family salve In use. 7. W. HouCHIN.
Morrisania, ". y,
Proprietor Gas Lighters, &c.
sINsAMAuoSISo, Penn, Jan. Is 1870.
| Mr. JonS Y. HENRY;
| DEAR SRI I wish you send me two dozen boxes
Of your Carbollc sslvc. Ihave obstinate on
my foot. which has been q running for ten
years Twas cent boz OF your salve and found IL
| to do better on my loot than any other.
r. b. BLEKUM.
BsooKLrs. N. Y. March %, is,o
| M Jous p. HENRY:
The Carbolic salve only healed the eruption,
on nv face but has soothed and slsyed Inflammation.
AMANDA NELSON,
si1 Sackett street
| PRICE sc. PER Box. SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
JOHN p. HENRY, Sole Proprietor.
| scollege place, New York.
OXYGENATED BITTERs.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
These valuable Ditters which have long been known
and highly valued for their remedial virtues stu main
tain their original popularity. They pleasant and
agreeable tonic. and have always been highly appre
| clated by all who have used them.
THEY STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH.
And this lies their great superiority many OF
Bnters which merely STIMULATE, and eventual,
WEAKEN and RUIN the stomach. They are. e .er
TALLY the grea, amiy Medicine OF the day. sho ui
be in every household. Price, o. per bottle. Sold b!
all Druggists. John +. HENRY.
Sole Proprietor.
|
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Gmauial.
Sl.OOO.OOO

ONSDLD, MlilOH WI
oFFEn AT THE ORIGINAL PRICE. PAR AND
INTEREST.
Tho solid substantial character Of the security has
attracted to these bonds the attention OF captalts
who prize m Investment which nsurcs the ABSOLUTE
SECURITY OF THE PRINCIPAL. and a liberal rate
Of interest.
THE BONDS are secured by FIRST MORTGAGE
on ALL THE PROPERTY OF railroad nfty.two miles
in length running through the centre OF the State OF
Connecticut forming with Its connections, the shortest
and quickest route becsen Boston and Nep York. Tho
VALUE OF the PROPERTY covered by the mortgage is
MORE THAN DOUBLE THE AMOUNT OF BONDS
ISSUED.
The road is COMPLETED AND TRAINS ARR RUN.
MING BETWEEN NEW HAVEN AND MTDDLETOWN,
while east Of Mid1etown. the unfinished portion ~
graded for over twenty miles which leaves only some
| seven or eight miles to grade to COMPLETE THE
WHOLE LINE.
Corporations inventors, and capitalists viii md In
the First MORTGAGE Bonds OF this Road form OF invest.
| ment SAFE, PRODUCTIVE AND CONVENIENT
THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT Is TRUSTEE FOR
| THE BoNDHoLDERs, and each bond is signed and
issued by the Comptroller OF the State. The bonds are
OF convenient denonnations $500 and 81 600 aud can
the option Of the holder. be registered They bear
| interest at the rate OF SEVEN PER CENT. payable
| mtannually, In May and November, In New YORK
| They can be obtained OF any bank or banker or by
| sending direct to
HATCH FooTE,
| BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
| SECURITIES,
| u WALL ST.
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A coon set oftceth so, teeth filled Tor so cents.
N ALI wOrA NARRATED. y kis ith,t, near nowerr.
SIn FOR A BEAUTIFUL set oi continuous
I'D W gum tech III Or. fHESIOA'S li1 Bowarv.
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&lanit0- Nalrs.


SMART, stead, aud reliable man wantc to dis
ltnce ~ NE lurcnIuhN wL.rs, " ber wceh, Address
GRAHAM, bon los, sun ONCE
A GOOD carriage he per aad nn.neL want. a.
N await i,hst LOUIS iAiMAN.
RAkE R WANTED. a conn ctel nanl 9n bread
ROYS to cut usUems ~an,sl, at TN Can factory.
boy WANTED 'n '.araralI h.. rlns j. 5 sIAi,
ID MON0, sol or ",ctet hascufut,
\NANrED 4 n-tc,-, eunuccr all a bargc,
w wa he, ''d NutrI .'..IV nan ~ deliver ate,
u TO ID. mu.t I've with he t.-. Appy al IS 49,,
Eleventh't
WANTED For Z. $; Nayy, .cau.n. ,rlnar, ,c,.
W men. 4 :, a,t &c al c'. ntaIe,l 5,ll tpp ab'e
bodied land tnr' AND - T.. q j ", RODE, ~. %
Market st. Now ! 1rA.
NNANTED--A man for a hlserY "a Brooklyn one
w VINO una rs.ali, p.y.l ,nl rtr a ybuug uu,
married man rrecr Ell. Apo ate. ! O'clock r Al.
10! front H., Ne" lurh
NNANTED-A nc.n,ye rc.oucneri must be No
" ana NufN well M water ors aDd lndia in@. Ap'
ply nj 3I Broadway, ~ -lairs, Detweel /. aud 2
WANTED Good vince wrislt; one that under
CliIisroPiriSCaHI;GE. n Washington st,
NH5pt Al m'i10 d, "a '.in1.t, si NJ '''''''
WANTED Man to ". r& on bread ANA cske "
w Sh NJ Yet. II am l. o'c,.oK.
NVEAyERS wanted, on ,usuendcr. ami tape. also
w TO L'p mount lHp p. Amy a. : 3 v Get .jth s.,
WANTLD stron. boy - stuch horse collars
w S@ fcdtl st.
500 nop ~ AG ;i Sic. " ana rf ana s1s
for the ne,t rel ~ n'9nH GY E9hl''hei The Lie OF
or ndGes TfNE GD,N, Aa,Sors.I AreGt' 20 ~
broadway, basement
Db srr'ecs new, DANIFG FiIl'ts. e Drosdw.V
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$usintss q Dantta

&usintss 0Dantta
a GOOD opportunity will be offered to a good man
n as partner In m eating and drnkins saloon do
town Cali al in.crna'ionai Hotel. William and Cham
ben SITS.
A Ill looking for business should examine the Cham
cess shown daily milking COVE. once 201 Broaiw ny
ARARR CHANCE .ssO-A good paying grocery
10 ri West ah st. f Tor DAYS. "1'' &c '0''' A'p' "
A RARE CIIANCE-s35O.- good payinc
n grocery must be sold, al ~ "a ave. near s3i ST.
GROCERY, candy. and variety store for sale
N good reasons gwen, at ioi East ilt1st
nESIRABLE LEASE and business for sale-An
,ia oeson one door from Br9adway ~ eompi,Ie
Apply on he premises % East 10Th It. '1'''''
t,OR -ALE-A lager beer saloon with boa riding
house. IN JeTsey Glly cheap rent and good Location
steuben St. Jersey CITY
IIOR sALE7stook and a1,ures Of candy and TOY
40 AMY S S p ofth s T &C., G
II the week,
JIOR SALF-The stock fixtures, and good viii Of
leed stofe doing arOol cash trade AT li6 Orchard
street rs the owner has another store to attend to,
Must BE- sold.
nor SALE Large lager GO. beer and LIQUOR saloon
nc a., brooklyn.
EOR SALE eheaO-Arujt and confectionery store,
uG iSs 6FoadSsy s' Br66k8a Fio"' give" '0' sell
FOR SALE-Two. stands in Fulton Market one in
side Al one Outside" Inquire ut the rut stand cor.
ner OF Fulton ana Front SIS
IGOR KENT -Butcher's stand, with complete sci
o butchers fixtures, lsh stand, Ice house, &c,
Thlrtyseyenth 81. and 10th NV.
EOR SALE-A milk and grocery store, selling 100
J. quarts per day must be sold Us the owner Is una.
nc TO attend 10 IT, Apply at II Cherry st.
IGOR SALE or would take partner. " part casa"
L IN thu coffee aud cake saloon. Inquire iu saloon
No. @ Chatham st., basement
NOR SALE-A Darqaln- Grocery and candy store !
Il rent 81, good stand, 5@ East 18Th 81
NOR sALE-Frstclass bakery with s years
lease, at 1910 Sd ay, between 6ist and CD sts.
| GROCERY STOREfor sale.-sl}5 viii buy nx'
" lures good WlI ana part OF stock, with apart.
tween 18TH and i6lh Its.
| GOOD CHANCE for Gcrnan.-For sale, good
- paying corner lquor and grocery store cheap req
| DAINT SHOP for sale, Inquire in shop, soa East
Il 18Th 81, between and j. NJ
| PARE CHANCE.-A,P private boarding house AZ
sale boardsrs ~ house For particulars apply at ls4
| Nrwhk nv, Jersey CITY
| WANTED American. or Irish.Amercan, VITA
W 800 TO 800 as partner n bnsthesS sure 81 sue;
| to9P. ~, tor two days nj sOS East blst St. H. L,
GOSn WILL BUY paying meat and vegets;
| 'oOsDI bic maikot, good location, cheap rent s
years lease Apply IN the store, $40 Grove ST. Jersey
| city,
| S00S -FOW SALE chesp-The pe'l rsyin
| WITH rooms, Apply immediately to l.. uAFFNEf a
SOOO pu,'e Al ~; Grove st. Jersey City
| Jn.I WEST I8TU sT.--S,ock and nrturos OF a
~ candy aud tspcT TOT doing good basulpss.
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NtsVVUUuTTy NOuT-, NC,
Ii, A. NELSON. Secretary of state


SUtHiPF's OFFICE,
New CoIr, House, CITY GId ClLuly III New York,{
August ., lS7i
certify the FOREGOING to h true CO. OF tie orisL
mai notice OF ecc.oH received by mt tns DAY flom is
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G,uata snstIum,na
A GREAT OFFER.-HoBACR WATERS, No
N tsi BToaow way will pose OF 100 Pianos. Meloieons
and Organs OF SIX nrstclass makers. including Chlck
erngs. extremely low prices tor cash, during this
month, VII take from s. to - mOlthly until paid
The same 10 let and rent money applied purchased
ADY leaving town vii sacunce for less than half
i cost a beautiful rosewood ''octaye plaDOforte,
stool and cover y Third 81.
ORGAN FOR SALE CHEAP.-A good tone
~ tour stop, one octave ped ts, nl swell upe organ
for si15; must b. sold Apply to WA. MORGAN, Is
Watts 81.
I)IANO only sSi guaranteed in perfect oIderi bar.
1 gain. JAMES GORDON
1876 Beecker ST.. near MacdouGal.
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prblt he Of newspapers viii not insert tbs sdyer
lsvmcht unless C.rrgial AutuuI,Z"u to do ~ ,re
CHAP soJ, Lave Of rtl.
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''''' ''' Law u '''' JANIS oDpurN ,'rrr
\OTIHE. -, ,MANLfA,TtHEIto AND
lie Department ot Pullc MJrSs. Cay OF NrW TX,
Will On aud ate the goth of AUGUST next prepared
:" examine Nn to-, the eanacsy an accu IT.. "a mI
water uCtCg that may Dc !lrt't 80 Il TO- iltt plf'
pose, " ILLINN ~, ~ E!i
Imm / : --L-Lr H----L WHIT
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BANKING HOUSE or
HENRY cLEws q CO.
81 WALL STREET
INTEREST ALLOWED
on DAILY BALANCES Of CURRENCY OR GOLD.
Persons depostlng with can check At sight in same
manner as with National Ban ,..-.-.-
ket rates, Collections made on all points, ana loans
&ebuy and sell a, current market price. U. s. GOV.
ERNMENT BONDS OF all issues, and execute orders
lor the purchase and sale Of GOLD and al nrs'cA' 50
SEyEN PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST.
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
OF THE WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY,
FOR SALE AT NINETY.
WHITE. MORRIS a CO..
Bankers and Financial Agents OF the Company,
20 WALL ST. NEW YORK.
EOR sALE-io PER CENT. CITY A d COUNTY
L BONDS, Tree OF all tsxes. finiclaSs SECURITIES OF
Government and other securities received n ey-
SRsse% b, G residents zen, b empress
surance. bans ard gsiis stocks and large variety
HseT .e; and 0OnSi L ISE foh'SSifsc oLSY
A9c1Snesr q Pine ST se Ny Yo yS,.
stock Eishnngs hoard; receive e .tsSon as
sit 9FEIfE St 5SsEsH AND
Gent sf c S Se s' F sSd S
yer cry Railroad Company due August IS $50 win be
% the City of New YORK ce And 'sr that date tree Of
~ OTICE.-The Corporators Of the Southern Trans.
y contincn,Al Hallway Company hereby requested
20 meet on the @n day Of septsmect next az ociock
recent &C. OF ne Legisla!ure OF Texas pprnoSr
Sl25.00O 20 t % real oe e., aGsd 'Is %I[
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-17

JAMES O'BUaFN.
sleml Of The l.Ll ana Lyu.lN oI New YORK.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
Wine OF Life.

The Great Blood Purifier AMI p.lciou. Drunk,
Waraer's vtnOm Nter. ar wine at Life.
Is free from any poisonous drug 81 tuputih'-'
being prepared for those who requir" siinulani
II ~ splendid appetizer, and tonic, aud ~. mn
est thing "a the world for purifying th" blood.
offered ~ the pubic, far superior 10 hiandl,
whisky, wine, bitiers, or any other article: u u
more bsslthy, and cheaper. Both male and
female young and old, can take the Wine oi l.ie.
N ia 10 fact q life prcserycr. Those who wish To
ENJOY good health ard fee now Of lively spirits
shold lake the Wine Of Life. IL L. din.ren
from any thing ever before ia use. IL u sold Ny
drussists. Pro. Que Dollar. ~ quart bottles.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-02
Cough No More.

wasnss's Csagh Balssm Is healing, son
ming and cipe ,torating. The extraordinary pow
on Il posses.cs In Immediately relieving, and even.
tualiy eurlag, the most obstinate cases Of Coughs,
colds, sore Throat, Bronchitis. Influenza, Cstar.
rah, hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption - al
moot Incredible 20 prompt II the relief ami Ger.
Ain ts effects IN all the atoye cases or any alice.
Won Of the throat and lungs. that thousands OF
bhys.cisns daily prescribing IT, and one AMI all
~ that 4 10 the most healing and axpcctorating
Uedeiue hnown. One does always affords relief,
ana 10 the most eases one bottle effects azure.
sold Ly druggists, IN large bottles Price one
Dollar. 1tisyour own fault u you stu cough ana
puf!.s. The bslsam viii cur.