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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-25
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Tom, " shot the hare by accident"
BY accident ?" remarked Captain
O'Haloran.
& was firing at bush and the baste
ran across my aim, all on his own ac-
cord"
"The gamekeeper tells different sto-
ry," replied his lordship.
Och don't put faith in what that
man says" said Tom Ryan, " when he
never cares about spallin' the truth any
how. lie tould me t'other day yer lord
ship was not so fit to fill the seat of JUS
tice as a jackass /"
"Ay! ay!"aexclaimed Viscount Kills.
kiddery, " indeed and what did you
say?"
{" Plaise yer lordship, 1 said yer lord
ship was"
Bog" In a school examination a lady
appealed to the self-consciousness of the
children, and tried to teach them little
about their senses They knew that they
saw and heard, but it was revelation to
them that they saw with their eyes and
heard with their ears So the lady said
to them:
" You have noses; what are they for p
There was a dead silence, but at last
one adventurous urchin replied
Please ma am-to be wiped"
Dsy~ A new paper in Boise City, Idaho
introduces itself to the public in the fol-
lowing terms
Salutatory: We have started a paper.
Name: Capital Chronicle. Principles
Democratic to the hilt. Object: TO
make a living. Office On Main street,
about three hundred yards below the
Overland Hotel, opposite an old oyster
can in the road. And we'll run it or
bust" "
Dg" A Western Stump Orator, in the
course of one Of his speeches, remarked.
" If the Parsyfix ocean wor an inkstand,
gentlemen, and the hull couded canopy
OF heaven and the level ground of our
yearth wor sheet Nv paper, couldn't
it!'
Perhaps he couldn't write at all.
Aeg~ A young lady from boarding
school having made some progress in ac-
quiring italian, addressed few words to
an organ grinder in her purest accent,
but was astonished at receiving the fol-
lowing response
l no speak Inglis."
BeG5" 6 | think | have seen you before,
sir" said one gentleman to another
I" Are you not Owen Smith 2" .r-g
"Oh yes, replied the other, "Im
OWN Smith, and OWN Jones, and owin'
Brown, and OWN everybody"
BeSD A Husband adyertises thus =
My wife Maria has strayed or been
stolen. Whoever returns her will get his
head broke. AS to trusting her, any
body can do so if they see fit !; for as |
never pay. my own debts, it's not likely
I'll pay her'n."
GsB~ A dancer once. said to Socrates,
q" You cannot stand on one leg as long as
can"
True" replied the philosopher, "but
goose can"
gsy" A little girl who was sent out to
hunt eggs, thought it strange that she
did not find any, as there were several
hens " standing around doing nothing"
RGg- A young lady being recommended
exercise for her health, said
am willing to jump at any offer and
run the risk"
HS5~ Pat what are you digging that
hole for"
It's not the hole, sir, its the dirt
I'm digging"
Bay " Sambo, did you ever see the
Catskill Mountains 2" s'' No, sab but
Use seen um kill mice"
Reg- Poor, dear man." said a woman
at the funeral of her fourth husband,
he'spa trouble now"
Gss~ Some strong-minded women de
nOunch matrimonv hncarcn thau co ~ tbara
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05
FLOR the Pacific Commerc iaI Advertiser.J
Taste Not.

The following extract is from the address of Vice
President Colfax at Baltimore, before the Ladies'
Fair for the benefit of an Inebriate Asylum:
Z" 1t is the large-hearted, the social man. who can
not resist the temptation of a social glass the genial
man 4he generous man, whom the tempter finds its
victims. 1t assails all classes alike you can find it
crouching at the hearth stones of the poor and it
casts its gloomy shadow over the marble nantes Of
the rich. / tell you, my friends, there is only one
way in which you can resist the temptation. There
is only one talisman, and that is, touch not, taste
not, handle not the unciean thing. In the early
wears of my manhood, when 1 saw q young friend
who had been travelling the anne pathway with N.Y.
self,-when 1 stood by his bedside and saw his soul
leave his body, calling upon God to damn his soul,
in his delirium. ], for one, resolved that / would
turn my back upon it henceforth and forever. Zap
plause.] 1t is the true pathway in private life, in
public life, in social life, and in individual life"
Would that all our large hearted and social young
men would resolve, like Colfax, to turn the back
upon the unclean thing henceforth and forever I!
And oh that refined and Christian ladies' would re-
solve never to lend themselves, as the DEVILS agents,
in placing this temptation before large-hearted and
genial young men! Many a lady has thus, unwit-
tingly, laid a stumbling block in the way of a worthy
young man, and he has stumbled over it into a
drunkard's grave. 1t is high time that the abomin-
able practice of presenting wine, or anything that
intoxicates, to a friend, and urging to drink, should
come to an end. ALIQUIs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

An IMMENSE Boa CoSsTRICToR.-Tbe barque lin
gerreud, Capt. Shaw, has arrived at Boston from
Bissau, on the west coast of Africa. She brought
FIVE boa constructors and tour large d~og-faced mon
keys. The largest Of the serpents is rs feet. is of
immense girth. and weighs nine hundred and odd
pounds. On its arrival it had not eaten for six
weeks. Its last meal had consisted OF twelve small
cats and a good-sized dog which it disposed OF in
the course of a night. On Saturday night, showing
signs of hunger, a live cat was given to it, which
it speedily crushed and swallowed. Ascend live
cat still remains in the cage. The wretched animal
evinces extreme terror at the presence of its deadly
foe. This is the largest serpent ever brought to
this country. 1t is immensely powerful, as the
effect of the climate has hardly yet lessened its
natural vigor. The other serpents range from %
to Is feet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

The Mississippians cast at late election ll4,7S4
votes, against 100, 09l in June. 1868. Gen. Alcorn
received 76,6s7, and Judge Dent, Sio97 Alcorn's
majority. 1880.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

Hilo. we hay, received the result of the election
in that district and Puma. In Ililo, there were
$50 votes cast, as follows:
II. r. Hitchcock (elected) received. AIS votes.
Daniela b. Wahine (elected) received. ...32!
3
q. W. Akao- ..--..Z5z
VIM. Z. Ragsdale. u
III. ID. Nalimu. --..
Scattering. II
Mr.. Hitchcock represented the district last
session, and proved himself one OF the best and
most diligent members in the house. Daniela IS 4
new man in this service, having never before aP-
peared as representative.
In Puma, Mr.. Kumahoa is elected by the fol-
lowing vote. He represented the district in 1868,
and was noted for his erratic course on all i'm
p~ortant questions, siding generally with the
Ministers
]. W. Kumahoa (elected) received. .......77 votes.
J. Nawahle..
j.. halaeone.
On Molokai, the following returns are received
d. w. Kaiue (elected) received. ......... l67 votes.
j. kaluapihaole (elected) received.-.....113 q"
Robt. Newton "
John Nj. Kapena. ca "
Mr.. Newton claims that one of the successful
candidates was elected by bribery, and intends to
contest the election.
In Hama, on Maui, the result was as follows
Asa Hopu ~(elected) received. ..........16 3 votes.
Nj. kahananui. "
Mr.. Hopu represented the district in 1868, and
was noted for his independence and eloqucnce.
The result in Aakawao, Maui, showed an al
most unanimous vote for the successful candidate
Moses Kapihe (elected) received. ........17 votes.
J. W. Ekumea.
j. Keoh0kane. 3
This gives the full list of representatives,
twenty-eight in number, as follows
OAHU:
Ministerial. Independent. Doubtful.
f. II. Boyd, Henry Thompson, S. NJ. Kamakau.
S. p. Kalama, ]. KOmoikehuehu, c. III. Judd.
s.. NJ. Naukana.
J. L. Naili.
MAUI:
d. Kahaulelio, W. Hoapili, L. Aholo.
N. Kepoikai, w. Hanaike.
Asa IIopu, NJ. Kapihe.
MoLoKAI:
d. W. Kaiue.
j. KaluapihaOle.
HAWAII:
Simon kaai, c j. Lyons.
J.W. Kumahoa, G. W. Pilipo.
w. L. Martin.
q. w. ID. IIalemanu.
II. Il. Hitchcock.
Daniela II. Wahine,
kauai:
d. Kaukaha, VIM. II. Rice. S. X. Kuapuu.
In classifying the members. we place rs ''doubt-
full " those who on some ministerial measures
will support the Administration, though on other
questions they may not side with Ministers.
Those set down as I" independent will, we
trust. prove themselves worthy of being called
80, as they did during the last session, (t least,
those who were then members.) The list shows
that the independent party is yearly gaining
strength, and that parties are being more clearly
defined, which is one of the most hopeful signs
of political progress that can be desired.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05
NueIIoNAskL2

GYs5I9EasSS
nv DAMS & WILL r.
THIS Day!
Administrators Sale
OF
r e Z z S e!
Nv vfrtas q an Order Of Sale made By the Hon. D. McBryde.
S,t-f the 18th % January, A. d. 1870, I will sell At Public
Auction, at the Court House, in Honolulu,
On Saturday, the 5th day of March, 1870,
AT II O'CLOCK NOON,
The f0HOJrjag Rsal Estate situated IN RapdIqma,
Honolulu,
And belonging b the Estate Of Puh1Iulu, deceased:
- Apana l. 2 Loi. = hoomaka ma "a pa pohaku paa Ehi
mauka o ka auwai. Ke kfhi Akau . ksia Xiii kOn- makai o
n e holo Hema p . Hik- III pagku a me Hema25
Kom. Ig7 pauEu. nil me R0n0hizi- Akau 29o KOm- - pauku.
Akau 81 > Hk. 81 pauku- Akau II Rom-61 pauku- e pill sna
me ka alma EanohlzL Akau - Hi<- Is pauku, pill ana me 10
Pupil n hi<i M IA hoom1ka ana hs2fiOOO
Apana 2 1 Loi. y hoonaka ma ke xiii ROm- makai o kua-
"a IA Hhi Hena o IA auWsf a = hOlo Hema q Xix lS1 pau
n pf me Ia alma o EaIauomauo, Akau 81 Xix 20 paukn,
Iii m Nurruku, Akau rs HON. 40 Pauku, pill me kaumH-
umt - Ia ko0mak4 ana lie 45IOO eka-
-. q 1 Li r hOomaka ma ke xiii Aksu o keia a c holo
- 81 uk- IG3 pauku, pill me IA Nahele hOi hema
p 9sI pauku E pill ana me NaPoeha a me Pae-ahin-,a
p ~ - koxoks mtuka tho o ke kala Oka bale, Akau %
-, rg5 pauku- ma ko kuGla, AEan aux
non : z Ne bki kr khi mua- He iSS lOOOFkA
- - ~. fs.e. Cash Deeds at expense Of purchaser
u slm !, h. seen at he Office % M=-srs- Adams &
Deei{ ana su''S n. X. FYFE, Administrator,
Wilder ,.r.ts VII annexed ofEstate Of PuhuluIu-
"MG ADAMS 4 WILDER, Auctioneers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
MARCH 5.
Election Returns.

BY the Kate Lee, which arrived yesterday from
Hilo. we have received the result of the election
in that district and Puma. In IIilo, there were
IN 90 oost nc fnIlnuS-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

= Our informant who reported that the schooner
.9nne had two whales, as stated last week, was a lit
tie too fast. At the latest date from Lahaina, she had
but one whale, though we hope to hear to-day of her
having taken more.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

An Italian paper says that NJ. de Lesseps, after
having connected two seas, is now proposing to create
a new one. 1t has been suggested that the Sahara
is the bed Of an old sea displaced by some natural
CONFUSION. This has led NJ. de Lesseps to send
engineers to examine the region, and their report
has satisfied him that the Sahara at the point nearest
to the Red Sea is twenty-seyen metres below the level
of that sea, and that the depression increases to-
wards the interior. lie believes, therefore. that n
canal seventy-fve miles long would suffice to food
the Sahara from the Red Sea, and thus restore the
desert to its primeval destination. 1t would be rash
to assert that this project is impracticable but it is
not likely to be entered upon without n careful con-
sideration of the influence it might have upon the
climate of neighboring regions, and especially upon
that of the Mediterranean and Southern Europe.
We will not venture to say precisely how the substi-
tuition of a great sea for q great desert would affect
the meteorology of large portions Of both Africa and
Europe, but we doubt whether the parties interested
will decide to risk the tremendous experiment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05
W & r.

nv vfr.ne % m Order Of Sale made By the Hon. d. MeBryde.
occult Judge % the 9TH Judicial Circuit Island Of Kauai.
dated the 18th % January, A d. 1870, I will sell At Public
Surton, at the Court House, In Honolulu,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

e The clipper S. G.. Reed and the bark Comet
are momentarily expected, with dates TO Feb. IL to ~.
They have probably been delayed by variable winds
prevalent at this season. The steamer Idaho will be
due on Wednesday next, at II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

JUDAs IsCARIOT HANGED.-Last Tuesday, the sea-
men of the Austrian frigate Donau had no little
sport with an efigy representing Judas, hung by the
neck between the fore and mainmast. This is a Gus
tom observed invariably in Catholic countries, on
the day before the beginning of Lent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

SOMETHING New. In looking over the official
notice from the Interior Office in the last Gazette of
licenses expiring in March, 1870, we find that on
the 6th-that is, to-morrow-the license of Engine
Company No. 2, for a public shOw, will expire. We
always knew that Twos were a jolly set of boys, and
fond of harmless sport, but this is the first intimation
we have had that they were actually in the 8 show
business" But it is in the official organ, and of
course must be true
ANNUAL REvIEw.-We shall devote a considerable
space of our next issue to our annual review of the
commerce and agriculture of these islands, prepared
expressly for the steamers mail, which will leave on
the 10th inst. -
MAsoSIc.-The regular monthly meeting of Ha-
waiian Lodge No. 81, F.. & A. NJ, viii be held at
their rooms, Makee's building, ON Monday evening
next, at u O'Clock. --
q Those interested in real estate should take no.
tice of the sale to-day of about one and a half acres of
taro land, located near the public road in PaIama.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

A correspondent of the Scientific American be-
lieyes that the Pacific Railroad is to have an effect in
changing the meteorological character Of the plains,
and that it has already had such an effect. His
theory is that the bands Of iron furnish sHch a
means Of establishing an electrical equilibrium that
the climate is rendered more equable and the rain
fall over the country is sensibly equalized. II this
be so, would it not pay to construct railroads around
the lee sides of the islands in our group, which suffer
50 much from droughtsn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

The London .aheneum states that copies OF photo
graphic pictures are now made in England by print
ing on ordinary paper with printers ink, and that
they can be done at the rate Of $1,000 n day. The
editor has seen some of these " mechanical photo
graphs as they are called, and pronounces them
excellent. This is simply a step in this wonderful
art, which is being yearly improved, 80 that the time
may come when not only choice engrayings, but
costly books may be printed by photograph as rapidly
as is now done by the press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05
FOR RENT.
TO Rent.

- A HOUSE,SUITA BILE FOR A SM Ii.
Family, on Maunakea street, near the Foundry. Rent,
III $40 a month. Apply to
us q Il. GILLILAND.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-05

1t is cheering to observe that elevation 10 power
does not demoralize all in this age Of selGshness.
The Right Hon. John Bright, who belongs TO the
Society of Friends, has appeared in 50 many cnpa-
cities that one is not surprised to hear Of him in the
new role of Bible-reader. 1t is told by an English
contemporary that when Mr.. Bright is at home in
Rochdale he goes round visiting the sick in his
neighborhood and reads for them the Bible. One OF
the visited tells Of him that he reads the Bible
quite nicely. Just as nicely rs any minister -
which induced some Jocose cleric to remark that
'this must be true, since he was a minister-the
greatest minister Of England"
, 1870-03-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

Foreign MATkEtA%
LONDON, Marrh 15-11:16 q. n.-Conso1s 10.
money, -: conAcls for account, o34. Eric, p;
Illinois Central, 1ln!5; U. 8 o-90s q, 81 Old as
so!s; q, s9.; 10 soS; 81.
nda:I aSsPos seeoan, nsssn isE7ennsGoasas for
Na, aoa 63. s9a; si, sas@ lU-aos, 81; E5es, IS;
Illinois Cent4u}, liz: Great Western, 294.
rAus, March la-DuuFse dull, at s2r 3ue-
FRASKFuK1, March 19.-Bonds heavy At p5A9
GirzRroos, March 13-1i:ls q. m-F1our. qos,
wheat, 81 +t,t@xR IT, Corn, SIS I'd.
Pork, 32s- Larl 6la
llvRkroo14 March ao-1: - p. m.-Wlntcr wheat
IS 10deasa lid Corn, Us ct-
Lard, ga Il.
Kece'p'a whea. Ing. three da5a, 1850 $780, 600
American.
LrERrco17 March 1s-Even!ng.- -Cotton-salea
ulatton, 5,0oo Receipts for the week, 900 bales
American, e,0oa Shck, 2a5, 600: American, H.
t00- Stock ahoat, ~, 90; American, $4,000,
Market to-day n1m; sa1cs Il 900 bales mtddinH up.
fanda, 119llHd; Orleans, 11,.9tlHdL Manches
t.E market arner and higher.
Breadstuhs dnll; receipts for three days,
q, 700 quarsers, American, ao,ooo California white
Western, No. =, 6f@sa Id Western uour, 1qs "a.
Cosn-No mixed, 27s I'd. Oats, barley, mud
Pru7isIons@Quiet. Pork, ~ Beef, 1o4s I'd,
L4ri, Sas g. Cheese, 5oa Cd. Bacon, sd
LONDON, Aarch ls-Taliow, 46s 61. Sugar quiet
Lnseed oil heavy.
AS1wERr, March 1s.-Fetro1eum quiet at 5s;;&
! 1s6f on spot; 1851 anoat-
BnEAKN. March ls--Petroleun quiet
HAMBURG, March 15-PctTutcum firm. at is mar
tancos 10 6chil1lngA
, 1870-03-19

No It S1.1s; regular at a, eo-, NJ. a..
ncE, 7sc oats, 4ic, Darte1. s} "a ncr ce1tsi ''e
C1oTKR sKzp--very RcaYrc. 1ishp n mednsst. ,n
LouIsyu1p
LouuF7L1z, March lsET1..coo s,,.a ~,
= anoa; VIZ active as <1o975 for Ea4h to lpRs
fp7ToN-QuIct: Rajes ~ 49, ,.u.
m1Ans1Us1s-Floul, demaod E imn13pIa&: ~ s,11 .1its
family, &a0Q Gfatn II ornnd nx :, -
Q1.M Corn, $50 GatsH ~ oTmaoa: Ga q:
clnded, hona atare. 91<- 031 We HICKS ID
PRov1g1oks-W7eak and norc,n., u... ,,,x
cleRs hdea, ike: huir soa15.c Si1at Snsl r. i24%'
14Lc: clear s1fe. 11t" touirets 11Aes GeA 1os
dcrce, 13c- Ham.-GpsaT.., "Tat71oe a. 'e@1 III
TOfEno
To1Kpo Marrh "a ~. En...x aur,
, 1870-03-19

pure. sxosc: vlsseaers gilt eec aaoxo. t,o,a
| medals, 9HGYtc- >' "9S@o' Ro'a
IT-Ke:e!sed, none: shipped, 1asa br,. m,
market va fairly Retre aud In =, ~ ~
ranxc nf rrcca: Fuc, hi II o. crd.ns
mond D. y brt. xaS1: Ashten d;,yv 1,3t sAao: a.
! dairy, With baxs, 1aoa3aM oAs' aa'e'
8UGAR9-The1c Wa rnode-,.e A.n,.,1 ,ox
uned gradea aud Icr itiiI1 Eae 'or r.
owing to hight advance In NJ ~ ~ ~ ss6e -
scr1pt1ons we're inquired for t. f1,r cxt,Gt u
make no change til our int. Cnnroc-, - 80; ~.
119@1stc: good to cdoIce caSa e IL Ino1
chauta B, t{alQLc. Golurnh,a r = as,;s1Ha @
good 70 choice Pos,o Rcs, isSaIsxcT ~ noadsrsd
cf1shct, and R7anplatet. l4XtSits:n. ~ Ynrft
c1sslo a, 13%6ls.c; Hsx fotf cnoses y % Tats. 1s1
19hG: A'e" '0f@ " 43'a7
SiKuPS-The market for sysups p.cscnted the
yestetday Traoc fair but to T favortts S md ID
cesscns: New orleans molasses. .. taasse: phils-
de'nhia golden sy1up. eaa7oc: silver dHps a5o9
$f.oo: Cuba molaseea xo3s50c: New Yorf extfa
sqss1 hegss syup, .5c; Hi 1yisad beehive. 7os
dnlx, lo13i.lo. ''7~'~' oe@'-'' 1'''~%
SEEDS EDS EKeceised, 1890 lbs: shipped, q, so
bags at t+.ao: 90 baSa at H.so: g bags It Ns3:
, 1870-03-19
DR.. BnS8ctf.

Isl eoutb Clark IT, Chicago, for no eharec the
HE'S 9.duatc q Dr. Un1tlsity Q! n4dtlphi. I'D
Is the mot rtable physrtan IN tic city as III Chronc
Theory Of Netxou1 md Sexual Diseases Consultations
fftc md confidential
, 1870-03-19

SE~ 1pRk, March 12-The SLOW ut the north
kccps back lire stock trains 60 that nc arc scanti
" supplied With ali kinda and prices ate alyauc-
nE &, y eats c OF 90 ea'tis Of to-day, make only
aout Sc advancs, being Of or,iinasT to }ar % aasl
ity. They brought ls@l6c Per H. Dressed meats
a5e doing much better, Hhlch helps sales Of lire.
With 2,s7o sheep arriving tic rens were cleared
at C advance, Ohio sheep of IS ts selling at 6c
lots OF 50 ifs at 1hC; car OF 10s LIS at 84c; cal
Of 10 Ns State sheep at o. The market Is very
hctive and 1t{n.
Hogs hare reached 1oL@14c for dressed, with
u cars arrived. Live hogs wou,d exceed loc, but
all salt arc OF dressed.
, 1870-03-19

respectable increase on those OF any prcytou1 day
Of the week, we're snail, aud With continued fav-
orahlt adsiccs from the East good healthy ship
pvtces Of yesterday were firmly sustained, salcs
readily making At - 95tza eo for Light coarsc and
mixed lots: $Ss43a.oo for medium. and
$o.25G0-b1 for good TO choice. Very
little confidence ts fclt among dealers In the per-
mancnce o! present prices, the optnlon prevailing
that with fcly matcr1al 1ncfeasc In tho supply
prices would at once settle back to about las,
Wceka closing range, 6alee include the following:
, 1870-03-19

SuEEr-Therc mas good demand for al
VAS strong at the advance mentioned yestcr,iay'
n1o, Gemmon descriptions remain quie: and uh.
- rs, at t&0o; H. sv es hs, at 800: i'd nv q ~
a *W: iso,av q hs at $40 80 ~ s3 u, q: S9
!so. az 9 ha, at f1s71h<: 1ns av 70 is, At H.GK:
, 1870-03-19
MEDICAL
HE LmB0lD7S .BUchU

l. mort st1enEthtnfnk than auy Ct tho p!efar.oua X
Bark os Ifpn. Infinitely sa5e< mt nozu p,su11t
, 1870-03-19

BEEF CATTLE-So new features deserving c..
pcCiaI mention were DEVELOPED In connection NTH
he cattle market today. The weather WIS m!ld
and spring like, and, With 4 good attendance Of
Were quick" and tue prices eealizcd SeneSsil5
satisfactory. Shippers, as during the PREVIOUS
d.v1 Of tho week, we're the chlcf operators. ami
ai,out iii the stock offered that could se adyan.
rscrouslr banded In the Eastern markets Dc,
~ PnFessse{s .&oe Al for ,e:;s5as5 ssns5gs
In MEDIUM etecr8 averaging frum $50 to 1,l00 lbs
and 1t tdsoa7.5o for good 70 ext[a a. smootae n tas
sfeerR averaging from !, ,fo1 to 1,s5o ibs- Ther.
Tcr1. no !. fancy b-cycs IN the penk, hence quotn
lions for such ire, at present, nnrsg nominal a
mect he Tunts OF he local trade, though rathe
lieht, Was about eqnal to the supply, md Price.
were rrmtT sustained At $o- o-0N26N fof medium =
choice cows and common to fa4r neany MeetA4 o
fruru 800 TO 1,1a0 lba average STOCK cMue Hel,
neglected. tbcze being yery fSW 1eeaens IL 4n ~ ~.
1andA IT f. 0O{7A.3 for Ulcers Averaging Holn o.
to l,oeo lhs Tue market closed ste&d5 II Inc quo
tAtlona given below:
CLOSING TRlcEs.
Eth E5adsd stGs,s; ;nc =; xc1;.formcd '''''
Choice BeeyesMdfsate e3d 5tsIa 1at' I'd aVe1sSins
fqo9, 70 toI 81 90 % w 7.oo91e
Prime peeyesI3ood. well-tatted- nnely-
L. ronsa n%'''1.e,s..... e' ...:.......... . ao3&7
f a3s;asiaS 90 to i,9oo ~ ....:....-. a7s9eo
Medium CiasS-Mcdlum stetrs aud good
to iye5o hs:.........,...:. ..;..-:..::.. 1oe9a7:
.6 f3eeh, aTeFsgtns 80 70 l95o n,........ A7s9a7
etecrs. ,.........................A A3a3ke:
, 1870-03-19

And tscAtnent r. ii private mattcrsnatc Or female
Bo9k r. the A.Etssd: 4 g eP: Esnale Ftl; s.tt.o
successfully trc1ted ALo. NERVINE PILi5-suTo
for victims Of telt abu1e&11Q BY mil Enclose
1tanp and addrss r. o. Boz HI, Ch1cako.
, 1870-03-19
Helmb0Id's Fluid Extractof buthu

In Affections peculiar to fszales. nneqna1}ea By any
eh9 Preparation. ~ In ehiorosia or ratantien painful
1ess o. suppression Of customary evacuaons u5etated
lehrrua sate Of tho uterus, aad Ill complaint. ine
dent to The SCI, or tho decline Of change Ct iHa.
, 1870-03-19
SCALES
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
4Sxtt Olcr. southeast toTnrF Of ClAlk and Iskes+s
COUNCIL RtCYTs AND OMAHA LINE
DECHJT-No{fh Nrl1a