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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
Good for the PeOle--The Folks
in Council.

ltrom Spcelal SepoftsrS LarFiH, Bolivar, Tenn
The farmers having met in Council it was
decided that each one should contribute to
general Scrap Box any information which
they found suitable in the newspaper col
umns, or any practical knowledge which
| they had themselves. Therefore, to carry
this out, committee was appointed to de-
| eide upon the selection of articles for this
column. The President of the Council then
appointed the following persons as the
chairman of each committee, and informed
the Council he would introduce, from time
to time, at the meetings, other worthy per-
SONS who would give in their information
and gleanings:
Mrs. GOoseberry, chairman of Small Gar.
den Fruit Committee.
Mrs. Kitchen, chairman of Preparation of
! Food Committee.
Mr. Fertilizer, chairman of Improvement
of Land Committee.
Maj Machine, chairman of Farm Imple-
ments Committee.
Mr.. Stockraiser, chairman of Care and
Improvement of Farm Stock Committee.
Mrs. Turkey, chairman of Domestic Fowls
Committee.
A general discourse then took place, and
we give the result of the first meeting:
Mr. Tomato inquired of Mrs. Kitchen her
mode of preparing the vegetable after which
he was named, for use on the table. Mrs.
K said she had the following in her note
! book:
TOMATO CATsUP-The following recipe is
highly commended:
| Tomatoes, bushel.
! Salt ounces
Allspice, ground drachms.
Yellow mustard, ground, 1 OF Al drachms.
| Black pepper, ground, 3 OF.
| Cloves, ground, 6 drachms.
| Mace, ground, drachms
| Cayenne pepper, ground, drachms.
| Vinegar, l gallon.
Cut the tomatoes to pieces, boil and stew
| in their own liquor until quite soft. Take
from the fire, strain, and rub through a
middling,fae hair sieve, so as to get the
seeds and shells separated. Boil down the
pulp and juice to consistency of apple butter
(very thick), stirring all the time; when
CROUCH, add the spices, stirred up with the
vinegar, boil up nice, remove from the FIRE,
let cool, and bottle.
A porcelain kettle should be used.
| TOMATO CHOW CHOW.
peck green tomatoes, bruised and peeled.
doz. onions, sliced
doz, pods Cayenne pepper.
Sprinkle over then pint salt, let it stand
over night, and drain off the brine; cover it
with good vinegar, let it cook in the oven
one hour slowly, then drain and pack in a
jar; take one pound sugar, one tablespoon
full each cinnamon, allspice, cloves and pep
per, one half cup of ground mustard, and
vinegar enough to mix thin boil together,
and when boiling pour over the pulp in the
jar and cover tight 1t is then ready for
use.
| NAsTURATIoNs.-Ga ather them in sunshiny
weather, put them into brine of salt and
water; let them remain till soft then re-
! move and put them in strong vinegar.
PICKLE CHOW CHOW.
A quarter of a peck green tomatoes.
I" white onions
" picking beans.
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The following communication will prove
vitality interesting should it fortunately
reach the parties most concerned:
"To the Editor of the New Orleans Times:
About the close of the late war my brother,
Geo. w. Moreland, found small boy, some
four to six years old, in the city of Madison,
Ind He had been brought there by the
Federal army and left with some parties, or
he got him direct from the army stationed
there, 1 cannot say which. The boy is of
delicate frame, light hair, gray or blue eyes,
fair complexion, no peculiar marks about
his person, and goes by the name of Willie.
have seen him at my brothers house a
number of times, and conyersed with him.
He told me that he thought he had been
raised in city; they were only his impress
sions He is a very interesting little fellow,
and desires much TO find his parents if iiv-
ing 1 think he is between ten and twelve
years old. He supposed that in the evacua-
ton Of the Southern cities during the war
he had accidentally strsyed into the Federal
lines, and been taken to Madison. write
this In the hope that it may reach the eyes
| Of the child parents or some relative. For
full particulars address line TO George w.
MoreIand, Milton, Trimble county, KY, or
to the undersigned at New Orleans, La AL
Southern papers please copy.
W. MORELAND,
| 173 GIrod street
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Asd basssz oa shis noori'

Wings Of West Tennessee Let US stand
together as we did in happier days, strug-
Cling for what We thought were the true
principles of government Let US not reject
the aid of any who are willing to join US in
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Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND LEAVE MEMPHIS AS |
FOLLOWS:

TRAINS ARRIVE AI ANU- IEAN u lLNIFI1Io tAD
FOLLOWS5
ARRIVE DEPART
Through Mail-DAILY-... ............l2 y 40
Through Express...-... .......-..ll 10 90 In
.Jorinth Accommodate u-DAILY-eX-
cent Sunday. at.....-................ o. n
Junction Accommodation, daily
except Sunday. at .--.....-... a Is m
Express connects at Grand Junction with morning train
Mississippi Railroad for Holly Springs Water
Valley Grenada jackson, Vicksburg Miss New Orleans
At Cornth for Okoona mbus, Miss Mobile. Ala. etc
Decatur, for Columbia Nashville Louisville Gin
cinnat etc.
Chattanooga for all places in Eastern Alabama Geor-
and South Carolina, Virginia. ashngtOn, Ba-
more, Philadelphia, New York, etc.
Through Mail Grand Junction with trains for
B0liVa and jackson, Tenn.
Decatur Athens. Pulaski, Ala. Columbia, Nash
vile, etc
At Chattanooga, mail trains connect 70; points
Express Trains
Baggage checked through.
further information, at the
corner NJ ain and South Court street.
w. j. ROSS, GerI superintendent.
A BARNES, GenI Ticket Agent. Oct5
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J J NEELY, L Il ADAMS JOHN WARREN, S
HARDY, FRANCIS FENTRESS, c. NJ. WELLONS
Magistrates and Constables.
ST. James, Church. Bolivar, Tenr

every Sunday and all the EOiy Days by the
RECTOR w. c. GRAY.
TIE hour opening Sunday School isl. So o'clock
Morning Service Sunday .....-............ l01a
evening Service on Sundays. .............. 3 M
n Holy Days. ...... ........71& A NJ and AZ NJ
Services twice each day during Lent
From to u A. M, and 10 p. NJ. the Rector
be found in his study at the rear of the Church
s7s- The seats of this Church ALL FREE.
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The Central Star, published at Goodman,
Miss, reports crops very fne IN the neigh
bOrhoOd of Courparle City especially. It
says the farmers are jubilant over the pros
poets of the heaviest crop seen for years.
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Baptist Church
Mississippi Central R. r.

Elder DAY breaches every third saturday in the month
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Presbyterian Church.

Sunday School A.
Bible Glass Tuesdays. at p
Prayer Meeting Thursdays. P
Services every Sabbath at IOIz A. NJ. and NJ
Seats all FREE.
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l73 GIrod street.

The Times says that chattanooga is full
of robbers, and that none of them are ever
captured
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Methodist Church

Services every Sabbath IOJz A. NJ. and P. M, by
the Rev. s. b. SURRAT.
SABBATH SCHOOL at SIS A. NJ.
Singing Sabbath School Scholars Sunday evening
2Ia Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night
Choir meeting Friday night Regular Church meet
Wednesday night in each month. Young Mems
prayer meeting every Monday night.
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GEO NJ. DUGA AGENT, BOLIVAR
Trains pass Bolivar as follows:
MAIL TRAIN, ,SOuth-ll05 orth $50 N
EXPRESS Seuth-l45 orth, n
Freight train, ,SOuth-lOO North, 42O II
R- Mail train every day aS Etpress train runs
every day-MONEAYS EXCEPTED. -IS4l
Connection made by the southwark bound Mail and Ex
Grand Junction with trains the NJ g. X
trains going north at Jaclson Tenn, with
the NJ o. Il. II.
The above schedule took effect May %. 1863
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Memphis and Louisville R. R.

DEPART. ARRIVE,
DAY EXPRESS, City Time. 90 A NJ 245 A
NIGHT EXPRESS do do 245 P II LOO P N
Ticket Offices 23 Main Street and at the Depot. head of
Sleeping Cars attached Night Express through to
AO"'' '''-' - SAM. b. JONES, supt.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Services as follows Second Sabbath in each month,
DIR. A. 4. MOOREMAN Fourth Sabbath in each month
VIM. NJ. NORMENT.
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Mr.. Joseph X, Eminct commenced an engage.
III a piece ttil re har made study and a speciality
charics Ga, Ter and his drama represents the trials
OF yourg German cmisrant and bis hetrothed
who have Just landed in our happy country and
WHO 'a In spite OF the Commis sioners OF Enlgru
ton at once into the hands Of thieves and yilla NJ
wrought one. The papers this very morning, side by
eide with tho announcement Of Tins PLAY, contain tho
statement OF the misfoI,uhes OF poor swedish in.
migrant family who were robbed OF tho tickets that
were TO take them to the West. and then lost Of
theT children. The recital continues: Three ras.
cal, volunteered 20 escort the father in carriage TO
iolce Headquarters, 10 inquire rrgarlin. the miss.
ing enid. TIE sorroNing man met with 10 success
and found, moreover, on his return, that al his
money had been stolen from him. The family are
IN great ds,ress at the Erie Railway depot In
Jersey CITY"
One would think that II Was scarcely necessary TO
GO to allack's 10 s,mpathHe with the fictitious
sorroNs OF tritz and hdtrI7C, when the spectacle
OF real misery Its In mate appeal at the Erie depot
MI, nmct has studied TIE German language and
chnrsete tics To excellent effect He gives tran.
scrip, Of language and manners Of F,lf- that com
mends scli tor ~ ni'hulnc 20 the intelligence u
tho audience At almost every sentence Tor The out.
tGrs'' OF German fechrs Rro hailed with the ap.
p0iV7t oI rcrotnl'!un. There ls no more doubt OF
ne frnunrncss 81 MIR. Emmnts picture OF Fritl
than there Is oi il n"rson % of Eip
we otlrr Characters of ihr pt, are ytry ske'chy.
but are ably sustained 10y Vi. Price Mr. Fisher
MI hnLgold, III. llollIt i, and otA,r-.
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Mr. w.-something mus, be done to stop the i'm.
portation OF this degraded labor
Mr. D-iou arc late in the day with your alarm,
Mr. W.
Mir. Willow sof This is an entirely new ques
lion.
NIL .-So, at al. when the Californians aiyo.
Gated the exclusion of the Chinese from the benefit
Of tho fineenth amendment you and your party IN.
sisted mat there should distinction on account
oi race or color in respect to suffrage any other
priv cce enjoyed by an American.
Mr.. W.-But We have An abundance OF liborers
already 10 New England. Let the pietails 10 South
and Wet, where thev are wanted
Mr.. D.--As YOU Insist On the equality OF every
person. black yellow, in other paris or the coun.
hrg your scc,on' You have blocked yourself by
spiinfing the Fifteenth Amendment trap. You had
no idea the CClestals would invade your paradise
but on Insignificant number of them is sufficient to
show where the shoe Uinches, and 10 cause n how
10 go up rom North Adams In taxing lomRopathic
dose OF tue medicine forced ON other parts of the
country
MIR. N.-You are = Democrat and Democrat
never discusses thing fairy.
Mr.. D.-MaSsaChu-eus Opposod the last war with
England 40 sopu as she Va, hEry 10 receive good
ShSre OF the damage, she opposed the annexation
Of Tcxas, because 1t made New England look still
smaller the mao. She opposed slaver, because
lator; and she paid EuLiish lecturers TO come here
aud preach crusade agan>t ~. because in case of
forced cmauc patton. size would NOT lose a dollar
Phe advocated the Fifteenth Amendment, because
she thought the moral Idea uarty could control the
votes ot the euiranc-ed Oiacks, and perpetua,o its
rule. aud that neither the blacks nor the ellows
would ever cast shadow on he sacred soil.
Mir W.-Oh you are = Top ~ Iesd-wOisc than
TIE Chinese. lon wouldn't nave dared to ak IN
Niat way during tie war.
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4NUSIWENIs.
She yienn-sc Baiict ~ The GRIND Opera
House.

The new German ballet company made ts frs;
slp-arincc a. Inc Grand ofora House on Monday
evening, md created 80 exceedingly favorable i'm
preston. Madame Lsuner, tle aeldiof the troupe
= NeEy Orli1L; Gantcr The great strength o
LIMB that enables her 70 execute the most daring
hgnres Is hneY yclod by rect grace and ease Of
motion, Her cpuipAuy - also one OF unusual excel
ience, being composed OF NounI Ia ies OF much per
eona attraction, Grd Of great proficiency in their art
Tie hgurs t!at were introduced IN TIE ballet were
novel and interesting. They we're many of their
composed By MADAME Llrner Tie music of II,
ballet was BY Adop1G Adl n, tnln whom no com
poser T. more highly esteemed on The French sta e
II rises In excellence to The 'cyel Of the music of
operas, anu beautifully illH.tiltes coherent and
Nell-told So ~ Tie utet;.lnmcut g Uar Of tIt
plol'a tes' olils Aud that LAS been offered lcre IN
years
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NrOiisslyN1I GNycs.

DK oLiN,a lc-uht cr1i'o'" ~ m''l... D.. ..l,
~ uhuts 20 ltlt with Sgr'rRt ur q Nt- 4 %. Y
Nht All dscas'' of either sN A.,. '-| ...".
I,ettGr can be i'lgn upoI, y ir,a 1s l.... So
ilthls. sre the Dot,G, ~ r"r-ou ,-Hl i.. r
Ion pehcdl pslNphct uesCrihn tlt dis. .ts' ' Us
specially. O'l!ce and pa.ilfs ur.r,r" r,..s "lp,t
b., New YORK.
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Dibiotnos.
IJOME INSURANCE. COMPANY,

OFFICE No. iS5 BROADWAY,
NRw YoRK. July H. isn
The Directors Of this COMPANY have this nny declared
O semtaunual dividend Of FIVE PER CENT paySbl,
on demand. They have also RESOLVED. rs author
zed by recent act OF the Legislature to Increase tho
Capital stock by the distribution among the stock
holders Of sOOooO IN new siocS bIn- Mt the rate Of
ONE share for every FOUR shares this day stand ns
the name Of each stockholder
}. II. wAsnBURN. secretat,.
nEFICE OF THE ETNA INSURANCE
NIoMPAN1 Oh NhW J OAh, 10 BrgIlsa .-Ncw
YORK. july l2 1870 -FIF iI.TnIRD DIVIDEND The
Board Of Directors have this day decltrei u scmlin
nua hVidcno OF eight per cent, payable and alter
Tue 18TH OF July q. I. BOGERT, Secretary.
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Bubble n otit,s.
pTBhIC SOTIlE IL HEREBY GIVEN

PmBh!C N0TIIE IL HEREBY GIVEN
m:As, yn,sa Act 9at6Sflzs lie cos.r tITi N
New ipt fS Ssy vii . fa &c S SaS Ct
said cl,y on M9Pday, july g is7G a in to the nigh
chiso 20 construct operate by anims power ash ~
rai,Ssd with single OF donIl, lrsci h'ErnAfter
pentation, through, uPoh. and along III" following
YORK vi ommsncos or 70 Or r. us sS Il NSr
STa ne 10, 81 one mI9dred and ThTte2 stree! hencc
with q double traGs, TO Manhattnn f,-ctti thcnc6
sna 0"H siHSssn '1ss Sn ?S@ sss
SeS street M" NTH Sgb U4 hunn Es aSs
Harlem RIVER also, rom one Hundred and Twenty.
syears S,n Gou L l:ass % ne "a en- me- orlt Tsa
One iundre and Thf,ctH street. win douSe q99S
To- ne Harlem isivrri aso, from ono Hundred aud
nnuci thcnce riheIy through AMI along Inc fsnin
Tenn sSihsr WI IN 70 sne .srnE o. tt'd
turlnuts ami switches for the proper WORKING and ac'
SyHa route or si dS % !" I bs 5ss or
S5 nn a5S So yT"r r. "a the nns'aso OF -ad escep
~ 'nac a. ~ "a ne ane J. ." open L. ara e l. ali
sale Sl De conquci ci in ne ord try l,nnsr M sH
A. ana thn pc,on or corporation VII shall odc-
rom said om'ssostTt rtlncCsi:' , f9 h rscGy
o. etlel to such grant. "a are an'horllcd H. con
pGo TnsrM,S' ~ nss i' ane ~ tyGolaaucl with
isslel on ths payment WITHIN ten day mt t.t civ
rnton - hH aIiount OF ne hli, Alh OF the exc
C.mmonauy OF tue CITY OF New York, In thc st,n
OF lN1 iunarel and INV thousand 4 liars IN t,gp
E""d 9hd bulcieI enre,cs, TO be sppri wed Dy nS
opn uoier vt sad city conditioned n ta person or
SDIpurHlon tecelvg such ctrhcatc shall W''nlu iwo
wars. Hdlsn Ahl complete said road and con- ann.
10 W. FIg1.ie number OF cars and hon s. Except
n.lg lchln ~ nue. o. WoresId but should az or n1y
DO resllalnel or Prevented by any le.t ,rGarrI
,hs' rom conrleuig Ghl constructing me same
NY, tlule Tor Whlch thcy are 50 res rllnn
s I'm t not be- deemed or n,eu to be part OF
pletel bli the COmmss ,Oneis OF n, SiEl,liu, XXX
re hutLoriIed and reserve III rsht 10 rrvct an XII
nni nhey shonld % 90 and ,heI Inc ancns l. s,lS
ch II copy OF lie act OF the Lg1lsla,ur, nuipr
MnCn lh,s sAle u 10 be made, can he pIDCIrrd NJ Ia.
rinannee peNai'menl; dated New iotG, june l. $50
hklGnAhb q Com LILY, Comptroller
JOIN ), BRADLEY, Chamberlain
JOHN \ go KE 7, Recorder
OF Aldermen. SN '''''
NICHOLAS HAuGHTON, Chairman Finance Com.
mlltee, Board OF Assistant Aldermen WA
commissioners Of the SiukInE Fund,
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Slipping.
A NCHOR LINEPAS-AGR TICK ET-,

70 and iT-n any Halfway station In Great Rrtnu Ire
lti. Nofsh,. sweden, Denmark, GernlnY, Holland
wecaly, for sale "s
A., AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Also, Drafts for any amount
HESDERsoS BROTHERS.
Bowling
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HnaruizI,
TIiR ROTIOUT
AIR LINE ROAD
10 now

NEW HAVEN AND NIDDLRTOwN
The section botwcon Middietown and wui,..,,.
u thleS In iehstE IS all THAT aRNAIya I'M
FINISHED. ana OF this portion 20 MILES ARR Al
READY GRADED.
The Connecticut River Bridge IN forward ,t,,. a,
completion. and will be. when finished the sue,, vo,.
OF the kind in ihs country.
TIKI BONDS OF THE COMPANY aro secured n,
FIRST MORTGAGE on all the property AMI franchise.
OF road 81 miles 10 length, running through the ca.
tire OF the state Of Connecticut forming with II,
nectons the shortest and quickest route bet veen p
ton and New York. They present n form of invc,,
ment OF undoub ed security and liberal interet
The state OF Connecticut is Trustee for the ho,A
holders.
The Controller Of the State countcrsrns every ,o..
issued.
The Bonds are Issued only as the work progres,s
The Bonds issued for only onehaf OF the smor,,
expended.
They are FREQ from Government tax
They free from State and local taxes In Coppec.,
cut
They pay SRvEN PER CENT. interest
They ale ofthe denominations Of 500 anJ Il nD
They issued In either registered or coupon bo,,
The price 70 par and interest.
They can he obtained Of any Dauk or Banker or h,
sending TO HATCH 4 FOOrE
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENTS.
Wan
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NATlVNfIt,LINt, ut erN,,ll-IIr-

~ ,.,i q llt lltl pNL AND ~ llNS ltH
tn NHHlLNANlA, Thompson, SATURDAY,, ...,.. .r
H4LLAND, Thomas, Sttutlg', Iry ID, atsN.N
Ihlr, Bttg", saturday, J ~ %. go ~ H.
LIZA, " Irocau, Saturday, IN v'J nt s M
l lNin htlr- SMnrlt. lugN,t . 90 ~
tAhln passage, 81 and So. crra-v
. Fer al1 st,tra'c tChCis nom / }t....., e 't.
town, L9ntun lriry, aad Gla Z 81 / rii .r.'
UtlCe o. Broadway. L g. i llI'Hsr We. .tt-
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4,gai n otitts.

SUPREME COURT-Ncw YORK ADr lhtn Hoo.
- icy Jr' against George stevenson anl othcr.-ln
SuFsuAnce OF judgment order oil the nOuyC Court,
made IN the above entitled action l. Alfred T. ,kcF
the referee named In sail lulg neIt order. viii sell
through Lawrence, Oakley Fleury Real Estate Auc.
,Ionceri at the Exchange Sales room, No III broad
wnv 10 the city OF New York, Oh the 18th dAy july
sIi, 81 !! ococL noon, a. the lands and ire nissa de
trIpel IN SAID Judsmcn order thu Is TO sa all that
CERTAIN pieca, parcel Or lot OF land wiz the house
eeon situate lying, and being IN the xtrenth Ward
OF the CITY Of Now York. bounded ana desc ne fol-
SSs' W. BEGINNING at point On the nort"rly ed of
Nts Nenty nrSt stree, distant four hundred Az thir
Nnve feet and four ilches westerly from the northwest
cry corner OF sAld Twenty st stet and Ninth avenue
shi running thence nolthcgy and uarLuC with sand
sum avenue eish ythrcr 'c,t, thcnce westerly aad
pNLlel with said nOrtncrly side OF sad lwcUfy nrst
street nilct"er uet and three nches thence sontheriy
and parallel WILT sml Nlnth nycuGc clthy three feet
10 the nothtry sidc OF said Iwfnty.nrSt street and
thence easterY along SAID nor hery sic OF ,nII fvr
tynrSI street nineteen and three inches TO tho
pol II or place of beginning.
Dated JAY 2, 1870
ALFRED 7. ACKFRr, Referee
H. ~ Bo'yNP Plaintlr-s Attornes ~ ''" 'N'
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Dialogue between n Republican and n Cop
perhend.

10 me EffIof OF INt NhD.
SIR: Noticing recently in Tus SrS dcscrip
lion Of the Copperhcai, send you another in the
Gispe Of genuine dialogue.
L. G. r.. West Elnicih street
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@atpln,rn
itecical

I.ON SALE tHFAP An Ericsson ca ORIG not air
i"slht hnr'e poNer ~ ~ 81 ay In printing ON
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yost auo ycuns.
I oST-ou 9Th av. cars or Hunters Point ferry boat
IL (3tth ST., about M O'Clock A. NJ n ANAL manila
hay lined with green silk. The finder will be rewarded
isXAC SMITHS SON 4 co.
Il OsT-Un Monday evening" July II. 1870 Bank hook
! No, S2aHn of the Boweri Savings bank with 400
IN v, Inc Under "A be literally rewarded by return.
OF 10 the Bowery Bank. ~
I O~T OR STOLEN-Pass.Book No. igi Of the
~ CitlzenH' saynts Bank All persons are cautioned
against purch slns OF negotiating the same Appllca.
ton wll be made TO the Bank for book on the
ijtn day of July, 1870. "
1 OST-On last SUNDAY evening, q white goat, with
Il black neck and horns, from ISL East .oh 1T. ANY
person returning the same VIII he liberay rev arded
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Ssiroloor,

S5trolo1r.
A sTROLOGER MAR causes MARI ,ses luck.
n er than any one lvins tells name I'd day he els
so true that sitors LOOK with amazing wonder. Gail
soon you wish health wealth. and good luck hr III
NE lie no claryoyant or spirutlist. and use, ne.
ner ace nor cards he practices nOthing bat what
recnhcapc u philosophy, "a Is the ying eXpo.
mem o. TINS science on tn. once u third avenue
near l4ih a. Ladies and gents, 81 cents TO 81.
GYPSY Mt !-Ladic. Is ceIIs TO
~ 81 gents, tl lOi Wsst 18TH 81, near OH Az
I OOK uERE!-So hnmbug. NAL ROSS tells
everything the name Of the ono you marry and that
oheI visitor causes speedy marriages, brings together
moe long separated shows the keneGa OF The ono you
marry lSs west ilst St. between broadway and an Iv
MADAME WRLLINGTOS. busines. ana medi
AVA Cal clalfNoN alt, tells you oil wish to know
likeness name and numbers Fee SOC aud 81. Ia West
tO,h ST. in Hv and Broadway, oascin mt bell.
NINE. yENIOVS, OF Boston. tells mast, present.
Az an6 iuture; SlNys ,Ose charms aud lucky numbers
La 21' gents aOc IL stanton st. rear, nTst holr
VIZ: ROE tells true. Gents, 20 cts. ladies' - cts
A,h SOI Broon4e 81. second tOOt. front topn.
MADAME JONES, fortune teller; sne IA. no
1Nl equal 81 Thompsolst. Lade'. Soc gents, 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-13
Anttlun Nont,s.

A TRADE SALE-wstches lewelry, diamonds,
&c.-A NJ. CRl,l AlAH, Auctioneer. will sell,
Thursday, July u, at l0h o'clock al So Broadway,
near Houston ST.. large invoice OF gold aud silver
wachcs ewcrv diamonds ret and loose, parcels To
suit silver plated ware, table and pocket cutlery
&C.. &c. Trade and public invited.
WM. WITTERS, Auctioneer. sells this CAV. at 9
w O'Clock, at t Canal st.. par or. chamber, dining.
ROOM and Kitchen furniture of large house, 500 yards
Of carpets rom church. also 20 from hotel
&UCTION,-TAYLOR Auctioneer. will cell this
~ day At - West 18TH St. near 9th av., piano parlor
suites chamber and dining furniture.