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, 1870-08-18

ANECAi. AutEEeS.
DR.. E R. Roe, Of the D!oomin9ton lhutayfsph.
being -Journsi4m," J" wnten was now IN siate
ut rapid tE1n.iuou+ 1swas thing broader IN lug
ana rh 1g !; aa %oss o.
l1ler, It would Strengthen with Its strength. II
n stine1 the demaud for universal comsauuics-
Toe. 81 1t. ail Hen talked together. and ellnin-
Al ~ Ns,;f*s1l ApphaocDk, was mental and Do<N-
NJ preacher it, 4Eessed : n..ny u the editor did:
Tnr ~ ttnr hsd tuo.E 1uvzutaRe IN The mode Of
h,s .naecn and hi lu,4e eAsrd audience. The effect
VI journalism on wftueu IsAguhKe had also been
remarkable. a. TIC olac1 nsmosls wen kneR.
stAdcs Of thought, WIS beng xpandoned- Il
Was questionable whether t1..a. loas q 1nat
y.ntsy wa' xsns IL ..Sssns which W. r. saa
vintage Journalism had zaoaloea, nos only "
p=eTaph., sut modes Of Thought u aa1 a11vcn
..t eor,t. good No.us, but on tie *ho!e nsd tn1-
gsa9ps.isms, Or assiln1ated them. The atlranSe-
1ast snd 1h iyt,ssi II the day must tie The ave;.
avr cIp1ras1on OF tue peoplc who supPo!Lea u. ~
ta ls.!ss nas a1 w. xar i aes rhe pa
cs,,oT 10 sce.sd mus. clearly perceive nc avsF.
a-e Intelligence Of the l+oEe, ano nase tsnse S
s1SsSe syssees . .e se iae sS must
,tsas not .nyer!.ed 1tErew. y came out o. ne
;t~stge Vi men for I,, 1ateteotan1.'o a3 Mn1s =
i, t,x,n,: came :. y, s2,ves's<saeass 1sea and nss:
onstn,nr which wAs communication. Whstaci
t.1.Srn1ttsr1rent,A M edtt0f1al. OF = EEMo 49,
s..,anvrd 10 }ouraaNsn. Henee sue nsMepaFfs, X,
hsa .scOtne a peceasity OF Tic aSe. ~.
E}slea no xts The great e'!Heatot OF tne ~ =
nensis rssencsl The many aud lts tesroasosa'.
h.oCe .oCesIanc.rais :. with Its irsWts dcc,ncsu"s, ~
VI ~ rr1,cal 10 editors To Spp1EeN'e ,!r asn -
Iaasi,ts. a ~ nd to lct with iall nnae'saAteaa
pf theM- rcru
NM rrnl7 uuntnxloa Aslses heinS Mrs a1an;g ~
~. , 1..!n one vas procured uon M NJ in.,,s ~
WY WY IL th,s cltv. SHE being hbscnt, t.s et.1n 49,
mno, ~, ,.ssa h Tie audience rAa caase ~ 3ee'
Nm Ntter's tnabtlty..
YBx uJHER F0sA. .,tx pAr
Mrs. Mat1lda Fletcher. ot tne to"r r. 80 s,,,i,.:
tsru read N original poem. = " 1u"'. .. ~
r-rrrt1ed NyA G1tswo'd- Ine 49, n.s.,,rir
mstnrrns,ico -tteo!og1co mJthuloSlGo .;a.
natnrs. giving brief sketches Of ApoAot Aauafa , f
Fre he Serpent. !AdBEnt Sh2 eo!<shtet =" - =.
Tsf fu'Seu!, tie l'en,ten3 Thicf, bocfa1ea, ~ -
i.on the First, Horace Greeley, Queen besA. .rl ~
D.Arc, AArgezJ ualc, aud 9e1Sa, tAe oa'
Finder. .u, 49, .,uro NJ m m
of poetry. ,.ux.ps
TIN Cnatf announced The following g. the 60
yn;ttrr on Legal Advertising Ann Publication
thr IswB: State ai Large, J: \ ]. BtrohAu- I'll
Mn: Ws,flct No. 1, It. l. Holest. Chicago ~
En. samuel L BsadouTys Lake Causfn f9tf'
No, !. IIari.s Itert- H.alteafde st1stt',s!; ~
Irses seiby, quincy Fhf2; No. s. 49nn ~. "; 81;
P1nceton hTpubiiean: No I, Chss!es :Holt, \
rahse Ga:etn NJ. :, T. L Woods. MattooD =
.r1- Su s. W W. beler1, Tazewet County
st1,.-.u &sn 9 r Il Whitaker, AhcDHh Ia
, 1870-08-18
Tho Sosdirrs HotHe.

A spccis1 meeting OF the Boa1.t OF MAnagcrs Of
the Soldiers Home was held yesierdsJ afternoon,
10 hta- and consider the report OF The GunMittee
IN securing 3 site for tho proposed new hume Mt,
I. u. yam as in tLc chair.
The committee, consisting II General Macarthur,
General Re. cr.age, Aaiuf HEt'Ers, ur. lIuMtll.
and Nj. 7. Il. Btyau, recommended The purchase
Ut site on the lake snotc, near Evanston. for
$500.
The report was accepted, and the purchase Is to
lie made.
General White, General Macarthur, and Major
Bridges were appolntc.t committee TO look after
the c1ection Of suitable building, rhr cost not to
c4reed &lD,0NN.
The BpAId adjourned.
, 1870-08-18

American Association for tho -Aa.
snncemen1 OF Sctcucc.
Tkor, Arx. 1.-THE American Association iof
tAe Adtanceueut Of ScIeAce IL holding : sessiun
here. one hundred and any delegates Ar pres
cut, 1t promises to be ycIy interesting.
, 1870-08-18

C1TUAT1OSS wANTkD--tDK COOKS, SECOSD
ntyses, sewlag sits. &c. ~ Randolph-st, Room Is,
CrTTATiOSs WANTFD-FOR CAPABLE Girls
. of ettfy nationality. carefully sslcste. and sup7!3
CITuATIONs WANTRD-BY SoMx scANnISA-
= vAn xiIas, who be sten to-day n etcr I: East
al
, 1870-08-18

Meteorological record fus AuEu1s II, 1870, as re-
ported by ]. G. 12nxvuih, Jr.t opt.ctan, iii Ran.
doiph street, correspondent 10 the Smithsonian
Institute The suusl! letters ate tne in...aaa for
the words secEng:r gentle, :. high. dry, =
, 1870-08-18
ANA

Hn1st fNNs-Aeydf1es IL
CsapiFe-J. II. Whcelock, Of Mty1ekor.s Club.
fzara~-NessraL ThAcher ind keefer.
1sasA Of eas4.- hour1 Apd G mlnutes-
roGR or 5uE nALT1Cs-4T DUBUQUE.
DUBUQUE, Aug. l1-The Key City Club. OF Dn-
tnquc, being dissatisfied at tue result OF their
game with the Baltic, Jrs., on Friday. challenged
them To 4 return game Saturday. Friday night
the Chicago toys gut their 1tst good rest slnce
TUESDAY, and SATURDAY. though tue Dubuque boys
played splendid game, got away with them BY
the following
, 1870-08-18

Two l,.tlc children, son an.l daughter Of Fn-
licenan Auloney, attached u The Twenty second
street police station. trpwpe.t In the S0uEa
Branch, near the rolling mills, nt : ociucE lnst
evening. THEY resided at No. St0 Archer asenue,
4n,!, III company With number of Other chill
slfeit. Welt IL tie tlocG to play. While running,
Inc liltlc girl. Mary Ellen, uEed s yeats, went iuo
pear tAr edge Ut tue 'UcK, Slipped AMI fell INTO
ihe water. Her hr"racr, William. "nly yeass Of
age. hrAve little Lat ihat ht was, lid uot run awaI
or CRY, but when he saw Ills slstEf struggling IN
the water, lulr.1 ulI Els little Jacket ami slrang
II 10 assist heT. lle caught hOIsl Of her cl0 hI.
nut WIS uuahlc, owing u want Of strength, 10
drag her asilust. Soon what little strength s flat
Mna txhauststl as,t h. sauk Se5kle tle Htt!r girl
scfUre uilS older person was notified tht two bad
disappeared, and ciforts which we're maIe u re-
t.uvcr the t,041i.. wcre unsuccessful The father
and nuIheT were overcome with gt3ef uhen they
tyarncu OF the sui md sudden iafe Of thtr n1-
hpr,ag. TUE search for bottles WAS continued
uut:i late last evening, and will he continued this
nap,ning, ur until tlty are found
AT 6.o'cock, yesterday afternoon. the bosiJ OF
a bDy, nl,ont 10 JeArs OF nEc- which Was slose-
luenty fAentlictl as that Of Frederick Mitchell,
| was found noallng in the lake neaT the foot ol
North avenue. lie left The residence Of bis pa.
tents 4a4 North Wells street, about .oGn, auti a.
his ctulhtng had nor been temuved. he un'ioust
CITY fell tnIo the water aud was druwned Htihou
| heiDs Observed The Coroner WIS notified 2ns
| will told IN inquest to-day.
, 1870-08-18


Gu. uei itr"wn VIA DECLARED Nominated. III.
S:s y 'as 1or Ao.Ssg asaeaa aop o.
csnt..a Iie.d, oi Greene, wese nominated toy,.e-
OF Nj. suIes vas made anapiinous.
stlnran.1-cha1les Lrndernaaa, incumbent. and
MsIoF Woodward. Of iucas-the ballot foel,nR
artmans 5 1enon,nat,oa ~ssraaae unan.non.-
Governor Cue, OF Webster. from The comirutee
"h KesoluttoAs- REPORTED es follows:
THx KE&oLt11oSA
!. Gssss<d, That We rnter with pride To- &ae
h1Nlory Ut the Republican p1fty. ana congratu-
stead: 1t hss abolished slavery aul established
manhood tnhrage: ctushed treason: RiTen Us
Tie ra.!nc KailFOat; scsttsd the doctrine OF the
right OF e1psts1a.,on; maiut2aned the honar, In
t<gntf, and credit VI cur nalion- II has Ftnti-
e"a NC , MONTE ~, agS1s1s y 1ofsa
is.s continent, aut to petpetasle its powet u the
GiJ saie guatansJ for resce and prosperity IN the
. I:<-olrsd, That We heartily endorse .an hoa-
eel, faithful, md economical administration Of
p'ssiasnt urant " which our nAtsona1 debt has
/ 8. Krsstret, Thar sa1l1 for rryenpe Is tn1is-
eoae pfe jadoi1 to ~ tndusa.as n Il any
cass or ser1ion Of the country. while securing to
our home producers ta11 competition with foreign
| i. ResolrtS. Tnat We are opposed. 70 anv sys-
t.ln or plaa ol granting publtc !ar1is To railroads
| Or other corpoEAnanh, without ample provision
ltinR made tor securing their specify sale nt
\ moderate pflces, anl occupancy upuu fair and
| liberal terms ~ Auy and all who desire To puf-
chase and Eetue upon them.
.. Rtso{rtf. That we are IN favor Of an eco
rom1c2l aud tudicIous management Of the Affairs
! ti the Stats. and With this view &c tn1orse the
! present administration Ut the state government,
| xpa cpuitnend It to the favorable consideration
| =: The people and the future administrations.
G MsoEEed, Thst we are In tafor Of such 1eEis-
1eIfon a. viii protect tht respst IRON tae oppres
bicn oS mopopuncs couszolleu By and In the Inter
. | eat Of corporations -
: Nxl1td, Thxs while a Americans we fec
III dur, bound to preserve Just ana e9nssanss
neutrality to TIC contest urw Na9tn& IN Eatope VI
rCt re csnot 11fTc& Ihaa IN Our iAse 1t tas 10
11afhies md material aal Of inc German sNate
/ NP;,s freely Rt5ea Us, and We do LOT 0esiEat
;. | to declare our unqualified Smfaea
: With thr earnest efforts OF IN
! | <iefuans to maintain and defend their natlntla
): | 1,atty; aud we condemn the course the QeMe
l. cratic party Of Ihe country has been AMI 3lt III
l. pursuing III support Of a de.pouc lnpenal q!
4. | naAty. md causeless VIII against ptopie "
b: ~. vng peuee AID aspiring 10 perfect liberty.
& ). Rssored, TnAt the Republican p11ty ol low
Msleon "a 70 onf shores ri numxn be!sks OF cfei
na.ion. irrespective at race or color. yolAntat
Z | rights which We, ~ cii1zeps, demand for GU
er, ! selves We ~ih freely accoFd to them.
.; | g. Rfee$std. ThAa VIC Are IN lRTor Of AMennir
G. our natufa1txAtton lAws By striking out the wo
u: "Nh!:e" mum tht aal1e wherever It 0ccurB-
" The resolutions were adopted without dIzseZ
u; | LIZ vote, End amid the 0teiteSt applause
lp- Scnatpt Lovtt, Of Seolr County, Introduced t
, 1870-08-18

on "Wednesday evening a small shau'y on Go1sc
!s'apd, owned aud occupied BY nl:n nsmcd Gu,
the time unknown. bul Al the rrur:s:s.- psse'tstl
that there had been no t1re iA tie place siuce 10
O'Clock In the uorhirg. and that tue nAnes start
cd on the outside OF the structure, captssn Fox
conclnuc.l that 1t ha4I bcen set on nse, and hts
conclusion IL p, ohanly c"rrcct It splea!a that
the wife Of = fellow named John batrttk w8S
stopping With inc Gflicsp!es. an,1 that her hus-
hand had called there one evening last week and
requested Judging, As he was intoxicated It was
refused, and he went away, Absus 10 O'Clock
On TueAlay evening be called again.
mud demanded Ulruittarce- He waa urnnk
tns time slso, sud the occupants, nut wtsh!ng TO
ltc s,lstuftrtA hy him, hid him depart. lie b.
came anRty At hts exclusion, anu sworc that he
would burn the house down auA Eli everybody IN
It. No Intention was paid to the threat, as Bar
:att, shortly after making II, went AWAY. Abon.
an hour after, AE. Gillespie observed that his
residence was on IRE and Thought OF The threat.
lie communicated Win Captain For, and yes.
! tet,lsr afseruG.n 4 policeman arrested Barrett
and locked hl1 up In the 11untn Street Stallion.
This morning he viii be aTratyped seforr Justice
| Dresser and answer to tl'a charge Of arson HAr
tert WIS seat n thL County jail N,1us time nKt
| Tor steA:n carpenters ttu!s. aud was fcleasst
| 1AHf week.
, 1870-08-18

IEon. John y. Igtnghnua Eplalnnscd
ts.r 1se.elecAs0tk la the SiNtre41t:t
Ohio Bl%lryEts
WHEELISG, ". Va, AEc- Eat the Congress
enuMI Convention IT, i ut Cambridge. Gurrlses
tnul1y, U.o, III the sixts enth Onto ihstSirt, Hon.
.JuI!u i Bingham Wa ErnoInlEatcl tur Congress
nu Tie thi5,a ha!5ot.
, 1870-08-18
net9hbortng places OF interst Gnfe. billiards,
passenger elevator, suites Of fuous, bsths, DC

CutnMcnux diseases cured by uxlug
Juniper Tar SOAP. mat> BY Caswell, Hazard i 20,
New YORK.
, 1870-08-18

PARTNER wASTED-A GOOD MAN WITH A
Funai, rap.ta! wiilink to work nF 6u.nStfT. aEse
Cat, make CIV year snEe Call At y South
HAlttedet.
nARISER NASTED-If A MANUFACTURING
In afnrsA thar viii par large profits for tweuty
r.4,s IL ro1us Can 1t y WA5hlukton4t. Room ~
, 1870-08-18
BUSINESS NOTICES,

TourtAtq VIII find tho American
House, Bvatou, The best posus from whiea +" viss
, 1870-08-18

Nom Inn ionN for StMtc Olficcrn 3sy the
Te1npcpn nurc I'artY OF New York.
STKtCCyE, y. T., Aug. l1.--The Anil -pr1m-Shup
Convention nominated L full state ticket, heHdrd
hF Ayrtn II. Clark for Governor, aud L. c. Leigh
fur Lieutenant Governor.
, 1870-08-18
:tolnlnot ton Tor the Stalc senate Mt
Hobart, ihus

Special Dcspatcl. to The Chicazo Tribune.
HOBART, lad, any. l'--The Senatorial District,
esmpE!sllg the counties Of Lake aud Porter, met
lrtr, to-day, II convention fur the nomination OF
a candidate for the Stuie Stnate. II. {. Watge,
u this place, WAS nominated IN the dsHt ballot by
tWG-thiIt vote.
The conscstion WIS largely attended and the
Lest OF feeling prevailed. Generst Packard was
administration fEuu. chasges Of cuEfnpttoa and
tSifarugarcc- Tnr sI,tt:Eh wa5 afglrncutlve aAti
r1cal and reflected great cte'lit Ua tEe speaker.
Ths district Is .o9d fur twelve hundred tnaloti,r
for Lin.
, 1870-08-18

Nr. Butler WAS Withdrawn, and, before the close
OF tue second ballot, the nomination OF Hon.
Jnh1 Resell was made nuzu1inouA
Major i:aukiu. Present incumbent, Was reuoua-
iuatsd b, zcctsiuattuu for State Treasurer,
Fur Register Of State LAud 0t1cc, Captain
Had, OF tsnBu.tn; Ioicnel Brown. Of Fayr1e !.
u. j. Coleuu 4, OF Nuo.lbatn. and uult, Of Dick
instu, were .UntEateA.
The bQllti. Stood;
, 1870-08-18

Georgia EcEioctuttc Stufc Conycn-
tt0:..
A1lAATA, Ang. ia democratic state t'on-
rtll,trl, Was hcla here :o-lay. Nearly srrry
county WAS rprt.cnlcsi. tseMtra1 t,ol4ultr prr.
ssctt. ,,arty i,.attorHs was a.iartess ia wAlva
pledge Is gwen 10 10 all III thrr pose. to seture
Tree iair election v alt ltsa1is 20 yute t1n.lcr
the tAtsttX law.
, 1870-08-18

LuieNN1..s ..-..+ss....-.--s. ......--
, 1870-08-18
Vessel destroyed u by Lightning.

SAvASSAn, Ang. 1.-THE American bark Eagle,
:.ou SeH York for Galveston, wAs struck py
:igntufng on the a!th MI, - Be1151 Island. Ra-
rsc rr1W vas eaved and landed II Nassau.
, 1870-08-18

Republican Nomination In the
Fourth OHIO Congressional DAA-
trICt
Special Despatch 70 The Chiekso Tribune.
LIMA Ohio, Aug. II. The Republican cougres-
sional Convention OF the Fourth Ohio District,
was held It Ptqua to-day ". h. Hcclung, ESQ.,,
II Troy, Miami County, wns nominated on tho
nrss balloL He wilt succeed Judge William Law
renee, who has represented the District for u1m-
faf Of yehrH, and IA well and lasoE7Diy known
throughout The Ctiou.
, 1870-08-18

lnntr9s- u
1.wkM IND Is J II ; ly-as
Ewpire-hr. Dcan. 0t thr .Am4tet1 Claf.
OrrIEK flxMES liz CnICiHo
, 1870-08-18
n--.EE--:f{---|n&...%s.;.-: Tia. n-: / x.~- n... s.;.:
:sssss: 81; X%::Ss: 8 ''.
:p,m s.H Is. W..e s inches.


NtSIATCEl ALNA~AC,
Cnp.Auo. Ans, l.. t5.st
4. nn- t8u.n tis<a .ls - p, NJ
~ .. N. Aosu eItA. m
, 1870-08-18

IN MEAOI.lCN. .....
Tue CntnlElt1rt. on Dt1tastri Aemtcss made
1urther Irrnr., A. fo|InHs:
E,~1~i That IN the death Of D. S. Parkcr formerly
Lis4f and p4hli.lI.r If the Asak4e Ed:se the zsf
eayiun 1o-t ory Of Is catst tut opx Of 1T
u.let active Etrs-t .lHu 10 Conferred hnnor up
hi- ;rse ch.f7ctrs beloved IL his pesonal sssoci
A.iuus. .
E..ylr~i That Learn with the deercet srxsrt, af
- dath M MI !aha sacaan.sa, y; tho Fektn s-3;'se-.
u. Ike 18th ic4t4ut Sit. AcD.A1d with Perhaps
ouiy orr rtinn the oldest r.tlr ia the State. and
cn: et the n,r.nisrs: q tnr i:., Aseost ;oI
wc low With hnrrl.c snbnli..nn, and hrfry :eu. 10
n.r trlIrt- and f1s"nat hrarse1 efal;sthicn in
tEtiY bereavement aud A!firf,Uo.
, 1870-08-18

severe strain received hy q. czrttht ren,lc1-
I'd his pitching far less effective than usual, aud
.u!ess be RECEIVERS spce'tlly, muy compel the BAL
tics to cut short theis tlar.
TIE rtSy cuAMrt0SSiiIr.
At game played tg:s1cr'iaY ui1eEEtun, Al Camp
Douglas, bctwetH the Sottats, The r1ny Chanp-
It's Df Chicago. aud Lie LiuertJ clIt, tne 1atter
Netr ,efeniets by .ae following
, 1870-08-18

hc Yacht CAmbfaR AEnl0 KeAten.
NEWPORT, r. l., AIg. 17.-The zach. Fxlmer
- II rbe Cambria &even NIL utea over the allow
:. &c Of time tn 4 race q here to-oay.
, 1870-08-18
POLITICAL.
1ovvu Republican Slntc Convention
denominations The Platform a
supplementary Kc>o1NttoM De.
iazaMdt1lE the iEelnovnt OF the Nu.
1tOn1l l-nr,5fnA.

denominations The Platform A
Supplementary Revolution ue.
ee u INC Nae
a'oho' shphoi'
t;rcci.l Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
nrsx,or4rr 1owa A.. - +r.a s.,,--.x =
,1.1 wv a. '.ass, ae 1oul'eeHth an
haal Iowa Republican state Convention met at
.,na,rma,, ~ ,h .C.o,rs ~ g. sasnse .
ire convention to ur,ier, ant noninatcd f,r is0s
lu afy Vha.luian iion. Ii. i. Murray, Of Madison
sYt.r yatt,,1 fh.. el.,r o, ,et - ,.s.Lt.
cn,y..,,tiou frr tha En,,or .onser,s -. e tue
1,nn r,u,t,.trI TPsr r WtIiaG,' ~ ny .aoH '
prayer: r ;,,,,-.no,,
.ss, Il, fne s,se ant,, ~, ~ W. ,H:
,nS"rE.I Ia a.. ,a,,,, osare S, t- y 1si .ntu
~ tn. t.f.,, FL,tlt. Jfr.njJ f,t,t-,,
II. Z. Wn0ruE, ut thr Ce,ls: Fails Sentinel, Thc
co9seqt9n a. 'sa, coeus er1 n ,heaon,atioaA
ap1spss On c1c<lrnals eaSI The ntian nsave u
mi t:nrnI.h ~ E,nm.nt r,,n4r r.s, ~ - 49,
poini COMMITTEE consl.,.pu ni .,n 'xgM tso 70 ah
J.,dclul DtsfIict On ucrmal,rnt orran.xn.inn- The
nG!sn ~ carried -,,.1 %,
convention npt,O.lt . committee. ct,pssttrr NJ
one frun each judicial nistfsc, ou resvlutiuus.
| The ChaEmeu Vi The dctc0atons uYesenI INN,
| the gentlemen rame.l neloW:
| Committee on Resulutons-L. c. Bt4chOn, Lee
Count, Lewss M.!ls, Jr., waync; j. ". Cap
| tuan. Itl;samAtuunte: a. l. lI2rVry hamilton: ~
1 II. campbell. t;uthrie: J. y. uuyens, k+okuS;
| Alexander Clark. Musca:ns; j. j. Ki:kwuod.
+ Srer J. q S,so
| DIemgr. The nAnlts were coht1rmetl amIti at,.
l'l.uye.
y. u. tlaGue! u!uten tnat tae conEtntlen pro
| ccs1 ~ seh~1R StaIe te1Ela! Iommitlee, Fae
l AucN4VA aS NotttutiSN IL AAG aEiSNoaSs tUtu
iae State cenirsI cvmmi,see as follows: Fist 1t
District, Gerrge b. CoFnti!l, Of neurS
| .OuntY; Second District, A. II. Hamilton. Of Wa
ptlo County: Thru District, j, 7. Stone, MNIs
l n tntrs n fr
, 1870-08-18
Wendell Phillips .Honlisin ted Tor Cow
crllur BY tho temperatures f'nrsy liz
mns%nct1Ixseti-4

mns%nct1Nseti~4
BOSTON, ArE. ls.-The State FFohitit1tS Con-
vcl.tun taay adartel resolutions fur the Ir3 lni-
zatinn u M independent poattica' party. Qusc
Weittuli Phi!is,s Was Nominated for t;.,ycrnpr by
lcriamatipn; EtrnA1et trelsk for Lieutenant
Governor: Cru, 5. B1tl, SECRETARY Of STATE: Joh1
!. kaset, Treasurer; Whiting Grtsvull, .AIarnsy
Ge,:eIal; L, nan ~. na.Eet1- Auditor.
, 1870-08-18

AwkwAnNS rs. EUKEkAs.
The Awkward Club defeated tue Eurekas by
.tc fa,f1nHjuR
, 1870-08-18

FETAEE EOAfffS3fHEA -t...... ,.,,
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SCORE

tALESA, Ill, Aug. 15---Thc crescents, an.l
En!tic, IT,. contested game Ut Ealyna thts after
mon. Very fs3aE Erounus anil high Wind caused
the following Large
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11
FlatuIent Collie.

Thousands of horses die yearly with
this disease, and many are killed with
the remedies given to cure them. In
nine cases out of ten, horse is given
laudanum, others whiskey, pepper, ETC.,
which are no remedy for the sickness
whatever, and only fill up the stomach
and do no good.
Flatulent collie kills more horses in
America, than any other two worst dis
eases that our horses are subject to-
There is right and q wrong way to do
everything, curing collie not accepted.
The right way to relieve case Of fatu-
lent collie, is to give a remedy to stop the
accumulation of gas in the stomach and
let the gas that has passed out of the
stomach into the bowels be, as you can
do nothing with it except the case is CO.'S
tive, then get injections Of warm water
and a very fine salt, as the salt will relax
the muscles Of the bowels quicker than
soap, which is mostly used. Any alkdli
will stop the accumulation of the gas.
/ have not lost case of fatulent collie
in two years, and have treated hundred
and fifty cases. more or less. | can't give
the exact number. Four years ago |
treated five cases that were so far gone,
as to be considered hopeless, and three
out Of the five that treated, got WE'LL
When | cure with medicine | use homoe-
pathy.- COrrespondent Turf Field and
Farm.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11
CHE Gimes, Mem BLOOMFIELD, 1]a.
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An article of great merit and virtue.-Cincinnat
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A speedy cure for pain. No family shonld be
without it.-MontredL Transcript
There has nothing as yet surpassed the Pain Kill
er, Which Is the most valuable family medicine now
in use.-1enneSSee organ.
1t has real merit as means of removing pain
no medicine has acquired reputation equal to
Perry Davis Pain kiiler.-Nelqport, (hy.) Daily
NelcS.
Its wonderful power in removing the most severe
pam has never been equalled.-BurttngtOn Senti
reL
1t is one of the few articles that are just what they
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Our own opinion is that no family should be with
out bottle OF IT for a.slngle hour In flesh wounds
aches, paS sores, &c., it is the most electual rem
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11

BURNS AND SCALDs. - A correspond
ent to the Rural New Yorker offers his
remedy for these accidents:
"The most eficacious remedy ever
tried was to apply common starch just
moistened with cold water, and spread on
cloth to efectually cover the wounded
part A little girl who was badly scald-
ed, was instantly freed from pain by the
above remedy. Keep the starch moist
ened, and in few hours the infamma-
tion will be gone, leaving the scalded part
perfectly white. After the inflammation
is out, apply linen cloth dipped in sweet
oil. 1t is a speedy cure"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11

ONEIDA Brown BREAD.-The follow
ing is the method of making brown bread,
practiced by the Oneida community, as
given in the Oneida Circular:
One quart of Indian meal, one quart
of rye meal, one teaspoonful of soda, half
a cup Of moasses, with slight sprink-
ling of salt. A little sour milk improves
it. Mix to the consistency of pancake
batter. Bake from an hour to an hour
and a half, according to the heat of your
oven.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11
CUTTING THE GUMS. "A pbysi,

CUTTING THE GUNS. "A physician
says: Never hasten the coming of teeth.
Sometimes the gum is very red, swollen
and infamed, and then an incsion re-
lieves the congestion by promoting bleed
ing; it also relieves the tension of the
swollen gum, but it does not hasten the
appearance of the tooth. Who ever
thought it necessary to cut calfs or a
pigs teeth and yet there is as much ev-
idence that they suffer as there is that
children suffer-"