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wu,rr ssuAws-An Essay ~ Big w

xru--r souAgs-An Essay By Btu VIZ
~ poy.-A sG,law Is an lnN1n woman.
a Ss' Is generally the wife Of big mgir
,.sn. Shc does all the hard work. she
ra;ses corn, beans, potatoes, whisKey, pa
HES. and other vegetables, for her .Ingtn
She carries wood, makes the fire, cooks The
victuals, and blacks his boots, while hel
big Inefn sits In the parlor and reads M
newspaper, or loafs at grocery ana talk'
"hosso to other ioaSers. When he comes
home late at night, drunk, he whips hi'
sdcaw works like q horse, and gets lick !.
far her mains. But I suppose she likes IL
else why does she put up with IT.
But know good many squa"s al Ie 3
white people. They do all the MoIa 49, -
home. take in washing or sewing, anu SUI
norf the family, Including the Dig ihgln'
while no ia yery busy drinking ana gam
him. or fishing. The white squaw gene,
rally has n house full of young ones c. Anu
they soon learn to treat her as tneir tnSiiei
trests her. She drudges in tne Kiecnen,
W. s;t ~ the window and look at the people.
Rut the white squaw does not want them
fo work. She wants them to be laoles.
They don't GO to school, they don't work.
They have no money, but they 1aH dress
we'll: and after awhile they turn out some
thing else than ladies.
Know little squaw whose husband is
gentleman. He says he never did WORK,
and never will work. He has no money,
but he walks about the streets with cane
and gloves. He says he can't get into busl:
ness. By that he means getting somebody
to lend him the money to live on. Now and
then he borrows five dollars of somebody
who don't know him. His wife takes Ill
washing and does all the work. She even
saws the wood. She has two sons VINO are
Young men, but they let her saw the wood
She says Johnny is studying so hard at bis
profession that he has no time to help her;
But think his only study is base ball. AND
she saws Willy is weakly, and never could
stand work; it makes him wilt right down.
! would let him wilt. Johnny comes home
and swears at her because dinner is not
ready. But she says he is in such hurry
to get back to his studies.
These are my reasons for saying there are
white squaws as we'll rs red ones.
Mr.. Printer, you need not be AFRAID 20
print this. because no big lngin Will take
It to himself. and other people will ind q
great many Ingins that 1t will ut.
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nRDPOSAfIs FOR R7ODDsFOR TIE TIE
RE, IRE OF FHE Poor OF TIE riIEa.
S Wv snsS iSss 81 70 oscicnE, FOR ONE ThOS6t
sHSDCORDS or PINE WOOD. 70 DC asndTH and
6esSseei sow and tie LIST Of Februsry;n Ssiiv.rT
security via be required FOR the !.
.., WV. y ,aT he fselief of the Poor.
-3r SomMssse.e ~ - !, No. 1923 Mafn stress.
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-. ~ by Lee q G0uuln, -"
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
lI13 Main street.
TRAME dwelling AND LOT, ON
T SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH ST., BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH, FRONT
ING Is "a FEET AND EXTENDING BACK
100 FEET.-On WEDNESDAY,, the aoth instant,
we Will cell the property above described, occu-
pied by Mr.. -, and paying good rent.
TERMS At sale. -
This property can be bought privately before the
day Of sale.
Sale conducted by E. D. EACHo.
M 81 LEE d GODDIN Aucts.
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TARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
Il OF IMPORTED -ANDAafERICAN CHE
MOS AT AUCTION By, CATALOGuIE:.1-,Wal1il
be sold at auction, by catalogue on -:
November 26th, commencing at II O'Clock, at tne
store No 1914 Main street, between 18th and lstn'
tho largest collection Of .,yrr f,s7f-.yss-.E
arer offered for sule al auction In this city.
The public, and ladies' in pa, ticular. are TespeGa
fully In vted TO inspect them previous 70 tne se'
NO "a Fl. 'MCCOHMICK, Auct'r.
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i ,s II. r. HELMBOID.
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
as4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

None are genuine pnless Gone np IN STEEL.
ENGRAVED WRAPPER. With fAc.simils Of ny
Chemical Warehouse and Aligned
al ss-~sm, u. e. HxLkEoEM
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T AGER BEER, LAGER BEER.
The best PHILADELPHIA and RICHMOND
LAGER BEER, in bottles, put up expressly iof
family use by LOUIS EUhEh;
Also, on hand, LONDON PORTER snd
STOTT's ALE, delivered In any part OF the clsJ
free Of charge. &C :i-in
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN sSI. !,
SHIPPERS.

TIE POWHAPAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND TIE
BALTIMORE.ANDS OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY'a TROUGH LINE TO
4 a THE WEST
offer superior inducements 70 shippers Of TO
BACCO, WHISKEY, BACON, CARDLES &c.
to and from the West at low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other line.
All western and eastern bound freight delivered
to snd received from on board the cars OF the Bal
tfmore and Ohio Railroad Company Ut Locust
Point, saving transfer By drays and exposure to
weather in Baltimore.
Z Through bills OF lading given OF all shipments
by WILLIAM P. BRETT,
NV II - 800 Agent.
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OFFICE suPRRINIR IcnaoNp, Nov. 1ssh. .as1o.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINT

"a
Il ,,-sance with the provisions OF an &c. 20 9,
.s hoeri Assembly Of Virginia, passsId h M
nsssae isSs PSsIece POI b ei
mond;, Va !S sor Ike HOOK and JOB PRINTING,
RoLyNNs, sgi nna S sar he
ssnai wear ending November sosh ISL.
BOOK AND PAMPBlLdESTa. PR!N3isa'
S1oaa ,rors ,er token of $50 sheets, octave.
JOB PRINTING.
f,omposition OF type per 1000 ems
Press work per token OF $50 sheets,
Foi,DISG, STITCHING, kuL1SG,e AMI
80 20 BINDING.
AS per blank schedule that will be furnished os
the undersigned l 10. ,,j,,
be required can be seen at the ONCE OF the unoer-
The undersigned reserves the right TO re)ect 81
unreasonable bids, subject to apps8i 70 tne ~
Ing Committee OF the General Assembly, VI 'ne
or OF the Commonwealth.
The successful bidders viii be required 10 entei
into bond' with good security, for the prompt ana
''''i' l'i o. A., SCHAFFTER,
uo,s-td Sup't Public Printing.
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sEWQNG-MACHHNEs.

,,,o~~>>~~Ny~SS~ ~o-~~-~s~~-~~~-~S~~~~--
WHEELER 8 WILSON SEWING
wv MACHINES, acknowledged to be the best
in the world for family purposes because they use
no shuttle and make the lock-stitch, which win
ae Over FIVE II HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD
AND IN USE! Awarded the first premium ut
the Worlds Fair three different times over an
sewing machines exhibited for family purposes.
Sold on the lnstaiment principle, and ,iEstruc-
se % ~ 7aa Main street, Richmond
GEWING-MACHINESOF ALL KINDE
- REPAIRED. The sL.OAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We een
:he only rRoPEa NEEDLES for thu soAs
- : 49, : - - = aLOIr q ADDINGTOE,
fvA 1G4 cfsrv ssrans. ue9r Rourfeaufs
d oGKLAND LIME AND CEMENT.
q 1000 bbls. ROCKLAND LIME.
- 800 bh,s. ROsEHDALE CEMENT,
daily expected. for sale by
tano2 .sf3ssft z,z1; sssf - 3%s5 A. 4. LEE
MEDICINAL BRANDY-Otard, Du-
lxlspuy II Co.'s brand warranted pure, for sale
by =, Z, Is us r. E, DUPLY Apothsaary. !.
stSS4 u. =. :. - -s'setsssss IT,.
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NOR LEASE.-P ROP OSA LS EUh
II LEASING THE NEW FOUNTAlS HOIEL
for Ave or more years will be received py Inc
Hoard Of Directors until the 2sTH DAY of NJ
nrinted description of the building, capacsl5H,
&c. viii be furnished on application 10 hVbsm,
HOOPER, Secretary, corner German anu So9'h
streets, Baltimore. oe |'-A">"
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THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. ~ A.
4 thorized by an act Of the LEGISLATURE =, =
n %I RIs,fP ?. T. Mo3RE y T. BALLAARD and md
others body corporate for tie benens ts oa sn
,,r;tes PROPOshLS from parties dlsposed 70
contract for the privileges conferred by the cnar-
ter. -, uoor,rcd and salts
factory security for the punctua fulllment Of the
terms of the contract. .x ao-s,onad
,n,iI the 10Th DAY OF HOVEMBER, at Zoi
FRANKLIN street, ni'n'n0C C. O. TOMPKINS,
,,7 atd Managing Director.
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"a NEW BITTER. and one of the BEST
IA DE. PARR's AQUA VIE LEE BIT
ali debility OF the stomach aud FOR general 1assi.
tude of the system. Sent anywhere ON receipt Of
one dollar. Address WOoD& SONS,
no "a Druggists, 9th and Main streets.
Use COMPOUND ACTHGA LOZENGES
coughs. &c. For sale by 4 L1s.s...a - w. a
oo0e'-'' w. p. e. bUPUY, Apothecsry,
po1s z27 Broad street. g
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.IlR.J. O.. dCABELL has removed bis resi-,
II dence aud od1ce to No. Cal Franklin street 81
The ofEse os tbs board OF Heath Is removed 20
the same bull ding. - gos 20-lmA 3
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TOHN W. WYATT.
q AND coamrsssI ESEsSk Akc ssHIsriss
No. GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-CFFIcE Box IL.
FOB LIVERPOOL AHiNEPRszrovs. 8sa
NMAN LINE OF NAIL sTEAMERs, HA1LdNa
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
paya, f.. d ShEEs OF f payasls in Currency
First cabin. steerage
To London ......... 90 To London ..........., IS
To Paris ............ 90 TO Paris. ............ 30
Tickets sold to and from Englsud, ireland, and
the Continent, 1T moderate rates.
For further information amply at the Company's
Is Broadway, New York or to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
FOB NEW YORK. <,@Gaa
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ka&
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships HAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, MIA GA A, ALsEs
MARLE, and HATTERAS leave New York for
H0rSo GIt Ron AMID
p. n. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FgI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, a. high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have slesan:
saloons amt sSaterooms. The fare, accommodaj
| tons, and attention, ere unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for al
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, At the ofices Of this
company.
For further information apply to
- JOHN ". " YATT, Agent,
my2s No. Governor street.
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H RdIb A aRb Ed RHdAs s REHGlaME @0h
SHIP LTNE-FOR PHILADEL PHIA TWICE 4
WEEK.-Steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and J.
s. GREEN, composing this line, win leave Phila-
delphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
and Richmond every MO NDAY and TIL ORSD iY,
alternately. Freight received daily texcept Sun.
days., cheaper than by any other route, for all
parts Of Pennsylvania and New Jersey,; also for
New Orleans uiG Southern Mail Steamship Line
for Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk ut
moderate rates, HzE t.EeE-Y ~:
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, %. y-r-.z<g~s,
W. P. PORTER, Agent
No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WIN. p. CLYDE h Co., agents,
No. ID North Wharves, and
se8 No. IL South Wharyes. Philadelphia,
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DOCK AND JOB PERMITTING NEATLY
I'D EXEcUTED AT THIH 0EElCE, IL 81. q
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nR. F. DAWSON
IL can be- found at his effce,
No. l. G2 SROA.i TREET,
49,. j. bet 18th and lllh sts.

Persons having CLEFT P iLATES are ln u, aSJ
to can and see his artificial ones. Inc Etess SaN
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TAKE NO OTHER.

Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
Price eLss per bottle, or elk bottles for sa.ss.
Delivered 70 any address.
Describe symptoms In I'll communications.
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s IBy!H. Mccormick, Auctioneer, /,
14l4 Main street,

no A-1awaH
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOOD ANTHRACITE COAL at $3.50
" to $3.50 per ton Of 2, 900 pounds ideliyeredl
OAK and PINE WOOD strecuced prices. CLIO:
YER Hill. OAL from so to S5.75 at 10th and
Cary and Tos Grace street. = U p.en 8 ~.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
AQUATIC.
RUIsE OF THE NEw-YORK AND ATLANTIC YACHT
CLUBS.

CLUBS.
Early yesterday morning, the yachts belong
ing TO the Atlantic Yacht Club weighed anchor at White
stone where they had assembled, and started on their
cruise down the Sound.
All day Yesterday the yachts forming the squadron or
the New-York Yacht Club arriving at Glen Cove,
and some Of them did not reach that place until after
dark In the evening many of the owners were the
guests OF r. W Knnard 1t is expected that all the
Yachts will be under weigh early this morning. The
Sappho was hauled upon the dock yesterday 10 ne
cleaned preparatory to Joining the squadron. .,.
after model OF Townsends Her first cruise was 10
Newport and back under command OF the Hon: r. A;
Lawrence, amer WHICH sue Was 4aiu uP aAo Oooi'A0N
In 1851 her masts shortened eight feet and she
was sent TO Europe under command OF capt baid Win,
where she badly beaten by the Cambria 1,
In 1865 Mr.. Douglass, her present owner purchased
her for $500 probably ie & oa "a Mr. ' Doueass
David CARL OF City Island the builder OF the Vesta TOOK
look at her. and suggested some alterations G wGn ,S e
urgent enreaty of f. Pa stratton and other friends OF
Mr. Douglass she was taken TO the yard o Polon Bros
aud hipPed 10 inches in her mdShip section running 70
nothing fore and aft At the same time her main mast
was stepped eight feet forward. These with other
alterations, and new sail and spars, cost A2'OU
QUEENS CUP RACE-REPORT OF THE JUDGES.
Messrs. Moses II. Grinnel, Alexander Hamil-
ton and william Butler Duncan, judges in the late yacht
race for the Queens Cup, have made the following re-
port: w. ,...o ,o-o
MAMuroN MORTON esq Secretary e,o York Yacht Club
DEAR SIR: The undersigned report 10 you the follow
ing official of the regatta held the 6th llst for
the possession OF the America cup Time OF staTtng
ll2G from line formed by the stake-poat anchored
off the Club House, Staten Island. .
The yachts arrived ~ the home stake-b0at IN the 1O
lowing order: Magic Dauntless ldler, America PlaI-
tom Madgie, Silve, Cambria, FleetwlnR HalcyOn IarO
linta, Madeleine, Calypso Rambler, Alice.
After correcting for allowance OF time in accordance
with the rules of the club the following the official re-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
popr op NEW YORK

PORT OF NEW w-YoRK.............-.....' 10
CLEARED.
sicosn GSs A;h',d crSws cSa'qS S yq'a r.
sasSf s%s Pseh,s Avn ei RifSr1 Ssa;.o Pb,d'DA'' D.
U'sy Days RfS T. IS yt Es'S% GonaSa %naa sIaa
kGs .oIgan l%d SSsi,un croud Gibbs Crp
adt, savannah Knovcn Bemss Martin & ", Be
SItn, ons PeUah Roads winogene Hammond r.
nOre: Dennis Havana, Annie CGeTiS Coeap 81 oSD sanf
Sehcs. Thompson Haase eI9a%SG1O ID. aay GT,G
camOsei E'', Cuner EeaheTn B. smith, "'I''''H s''''~
Steamship Chin. mae.uey' Liverpool July 90 QueensOwn 3lt
steamship St Laurent Lemae July ao via Brest Juy !"
St.%hp ,, ofMeida De.sn Vera July 30 ssal Aug and
.@:S .gs5 EdssS, sTnHs %%ss;oa @ snd Pcs naval
Steamship sica%,hp RIstGSs LoesSd BG.ig. Bsl%o
Ship Europe. Msbie BIe%s. 81 day. mi;s 80,
B. 5 E1 %1.s Iss wS 5Ss' s1is a@sS hso'' '''A
T Rs Fss,S FsssS'S G1H %.o .so s Sds Gs ' ron
Bre Alexander Ncieis Ro.eiook G. Bay II day, coal
BHs BHs %nnson SFfnf5s %l' Mare Fa sS B; days Goa,
Big Nellie Owens 81 CTolI % u dsys ss md;e. ss,..,
sHs S n Pot. & Bhe BItebo St Johns R. day., sugar
s5 New DS@in9n Psnae naseos y & tay 9, @9f''s. .
Sess II ,1say Ihom}so1 & Si pG John n B G 'gai & anOe
scHooSERs-RIyER ASp cotsrwIsE
Sarah Wooster New.fs7en RP King; EewIo1lon.
Geruie Portland. Ct Manieiia Smith Hartford
Warren Gates MilsOne Point. Telegraph, Seal Island
Z. NJ ConQlOn Eiabeihpou. Ir. Kane Ehzabehport
j. n. YOumans BiIsbehpOt Jane McDeFtt bkanellloI~
f. A. Anderson Rlzabethport louisa Smith Eilabethpor.
Sterling EIzabethport Sarah Gardner, Eizahehpot
Reacet ElylbctlpOrt Anderson. k17behpOr-
Lawn Virginia Moses q. Leonard virginia
B.T Virginia. Monmouth. Virginia.
=. 2. Randolph Providence A r Minor, Madison
Katie J. ll0yt. New-llayen Messenger, Taunton
] J Harms Boston White Rock Greeuwich.
Chu.euge. SOuhOL Garland bridgeport
Island CITY, Gloucester.
SAILED.
s'ssustpsRu' and Minnesota for Liverpool Stani'n for S
Ashland. Charleston Wm Clyde Tor liMls'0l oup
Coeur ie Lion. FOR London.
MlSD-nuHset, Light, S. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoyrOv Aug l0-Arye steamship Tariff from Liverpool PARK
hHE '0u rom fi0fes MecAaMc
Dyer R0niout; schr. A. Valentine, from savannah -, -,
Also arrived steamships Neptune from New York; Ace ko rom
NewYok Tory burn from Glasgow. Below bark q r. Pefy'
WuNfyGros " c. Ane 0-Arivei steamship FL Cid, from New
York Cleared steamship Pioneer for PMlItelIh.L
CHARLESTON c. Aug l0Arye schr. MatOOka from Baltimore
Sailed steamship South Carolina, for New York ,,
0-Auyed steamship San Navadr ana scnr
s. Davis from Cleared Commodore Dupont for
BGenos Ayres
FOREIGN PORTS.
0The steamship Ota~s rom Vueoee iof
Liverpool touched thus morning aud proceedeL
DISASTERS.
The reported the South Brother she STRIKING
Margaret Powell from Trenton Tor New"
Haven and Dr. W T. Power reported The attI
vessel arrived al New-Ilayeu 9Th inst. -
The M Baguce Orcuit Rondou for Boston went ashore on
Cuttvhunk night She got OF next morning
with the the snders after throwing over 10 tuns coal
Aug lOThe JosSe Nichols ashore near Cl got on A1
will be sold.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

ceeded forthwith to organize themselves and paving
Dealers Union, by enrolling their sSn most moder-
ate and conciaory protested earnestly agS d
they termed "the eXtrayagaio ras strong determi-
nation manifested resist the nyeSen ncnrs o tie
Un,on are. n ~ vessel Presidents v T.. horton. SELL eevIo
tary and George Allison Treasurer Ihe meAH nco"ns
VII he held AT the place at y. M, aug ~. m,
T,e tarmers claim that they cannot anOrd 10 sen nk
din The double OF August for less than iye cents, hhd
M f,tnen contend that they cannot possibly make
in1 and nav more than four cents quart Each party
ens i'm earnest and there Is possibility OF serious ii
dentes affecting the interests OF cOnsuihtfs po
fore the quarrel is amlcably adjusted
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
PdSSFNG Frs 1RRITED

FRoN hIvLPo0i,a steamship Chin. Au1. lQ-li. Loucoci
NJ NJ Mr. anf NJ Holman g. Rsik 4. Luck IT, H,ggn, w
Bell az 'lh NJ sed Henry, Nc Cooper Mr. aud Mn, Iiyn,n
hs ou 80 lc,lren C,pt Porte A. -Arr Ntsnsn Ms.
Nhf Mrs slu Mrs =. Hs+u. Mis- J. Laniou DR. Wabnr,ou
WsH N. HAelson NJ P'rkns \ Polt L. Hl er Mr. Van.
dpoe M buntn. se 2daugh-rs g. Grunly W. Irsbton W
Cook Mr. and Ms " Grlll hss J. kaiy Rc,de " A Net
is,oH Mrs hrasl,a pleG Hr ahd Mr. Baeahurn J. Ich Miss
'ie B Macon sn1 mari Jacob So Dalnbod r. Lort Mr.
lhn-i hAntuIg ). barnas and Msser Cunan IT,
rosen ho~nhh T. " pap, Miss Tken, Miss Macomby j. L.
fa r. lssa Mr. 4. AIRS Hhshau Rev C. H. Ilubba aud ld, H.
v, Aands NM Tden IT, J Thompson Mr. Kny.lsy, M Webster
MT sannehti j. pIon n II. stewart Rev J. Lindsey Mr.. VIII
isto nn Appstos Brsnhgs aud Capt G. CHM
lady W. Fisher ebi LADY aud chlrn As T. Chandler and
daughter Miss trAg Mrs st-na Mr. Bensm NJ sehegel Mr.
haaSa hs I~stsood Josph. J. u. HcrlAhd
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
d. d. T. MOORE,
IL IPARKROw, y.
old DIR. HEATH gives few more of the

Of
Your meicne cured RAPIDLY soud have pad you 500 had
you requdiL S. BLACKSTONE, Jr.. Apple River Ill
D''' Ms. $. BIsBEE Meredith, n. Y.
grateful you expected to lire when commenced
!O' ~ Mrs H. j. MADDEN Milwaukee, VIA
perfectly rel since cured last year Ny friends
thought before treatment would soon be IN me 9l.s ha esa
you H''s ''H' - '-' ''|> " Mrs D. P WILSON Prospect Ct
The swelling that afflicted wife entirely removed By your med
cine. 80 > X sri lhh, 'AA bHren' onAo'
lou ''''' "' '''''' u 1LE&. Mo3REHEAD oay Ohio
The medicine cured heess cdie OF three years
standing lie could not lie on mis- s@I 70, G9 yes ,n N,
in great misery, stomach Iirer and whole
uns' W. ''''' HENRY BALASDER Marion Ohio.
You removed my HaBs6S %RGHT %sSf. SiS9 Landing Va
have been well about year from the mee,9s ySG ent t.,
pAysian said could not be hgsa last FAN but your mei
constitution completely s9SS S%ssp saos aosa but - Ou
received immediate relief from your neiei1e ,
Nv side is we'll PRENTIss AsHBY PeQuannOck Bridge, CT
Twas greatly 0snsnf' O' '''s NJ CoSAST Irwin NY
Your medicines are removing 'ne o' B. MURRAY B Ohio
Oar thinks little medicine VIII him be much
VA. so short Of breath could hardly gel commenced
@ S" eSe Sp can walk " cRDKS SS. es
til. 4 the Of % % blessings T sAR isf1 FERRY
, spS better are the 0 medicines that 49, Il c 6IS
medicine pSH '''n' nave j. McDEARMAN Lyndon Ill
'OO' "'F''''"' ANDREW sTRICKLER, wghtsvle, Pa
A. MELVIN, Ripley. Ohio.
The cold cs are gone Strength aud eds
better. SEAM -. 'oihs, y l.
al the medicines could hear Of before AueS YOU but they
fatal yours curing rapidly under great thank 70 }ou
Mis-, e. KNOIlE Fudley, Oao
Ihsd the complaint dyspepsia roiing years ofe
SAMUEL yASTRIES, Caledonia Ohio
Your medicine helped
SAMUEL MENDENHALL, FredercssioWn. Ohio .
medicine the Balm GfLli lOu hpf
JOur RetghbOrs. WM. NTbFHbNs, Pepacton y \
had the neuralgia CONNER c your medicine can
suffered with Jng 81 n UOmb and cAies be-
fore your treatment Mother and my daughter better
sir- +. ", Knoxville H.
medicine removed the pain sonach and tho D
shoulders. Mrs. HENRl TtTlLE Independence, ono
losr medicine helped my wife and sister imme lisisly
I. X. CT RRAN, Troy, \. H.
benefited neighhors aud sef surprisingly
PHILIP ORAI00D Coyingtou, Ind
had little girl four docors bat
HaiLn eurng Y. J. GRIFFITH, Elizabeth lad
arrs pleasure that ddrIr aud medicine eard
uVe Of plRJai Affection Of the chest -
GEORGE sTEByBR Dubuque, lows
Patients their homes without Interview by
stating their past aud present condition ADVICE free ohce 40 Broad
New.iOrA
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
ST. PATRICK'S 2. NJ A. B. ASSOCIATION.
PIC-NIC-UNVAILING A BUST OF oCoNNELL-
SPEECH BY MAYOR HALL.

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A BUST OF oC0NNELL-
SPEECH BY MAYOR HALL.
The first annual afternoon and evening pic
ME of the So PaIicks 7. NJ A B. Association was held
Yesterday, at Funks Union Park and was one of the
most successful People began 70 assemble
in great numbers about In the afternoon and from that
hour they sreamed in continuously and though about
the rain fell pretty heavily did not 10 stop their
coming II had been arranged that bust OF Daniel
o'COuneu the Irish LberatOr, would lie uHvaied, and
that Mayor Hall would make address. Accordingly
at A D. H. Messrs John Osullivan and Daniel Anderson
OF the First Artillery fired nine rounds from six
pouDder and commenced the unvai'ing ceremony
nell, i'm which he traced his career from ms
birth 10 his death Genoa noting the coincidence that
this the birthplace ~ COlunbuS uie olsooVeieT vi
America. He called O'COnuell the Washington OF Ire
land The English called O'COnnen an aeitator; but
agitatOr, Washington was an agtat0r ana
all the of any account that ever hved were dgtaor
He was proud that the Irish going TO put bust OF
OCOnnel in the Central Park, beside the bust OF Hum
bOdt The Mayor, during his address, was frequently
green flag and and Stripes which had concealed
from the people The Mayor, invited lests, and officers
of the Association then adjourned to the Commtiee room
where all had festive time. Among the hotdues
were Fernando Wood, TbOman Conan, Thomas G. Fields,
and the Rev Father COrrigan, from Cork letter OF
spoloV was received from the Hon. Richard l.. lTTe-
family. AT g. the company separated and the Mayor
took his departure amid three hearty cheers Inc rank
vanced hour The st. Patricks p 81. A. b. Association
only in existence IS months and numbers AVO meln
bers
bronze one O be erected i'm Central Park II pre-
sened 10 the Association 10y the artist II stood on
wooden pedestal painted to resemble marble hight, lG
feet that the Park will be 20 feet high. The bust VIII
De removed TODAY the hall OF the Association corner
OF Thrteeuth-st. and University place