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What Shall We Eatp

DR.. Dio Lewis condemns the free use
Of the tomato, starting that 1t produces
bleeding Of the gums, looscning or the
mucous mcmhrance. Thirty years ago,
before this vegetable came into use as
food, there was sold a syrup called the
tomato, or love apple syrup" and
later, in this city, tomato pills were
largely manufactured and extensively
sold. II DIR. Lewis makes his opposi-
been used "a medicine poor humanity
will be in a bad way; We cannot indulge
even in bread poultice. Well 10 ii
time tomatoes should share IN the con-
demnation which has, ono time or
another, fallen upon every other article
Of food. They have been used "a food
extensively for twenty years and we
have yet TO see tomato eaters going
| round dropping their teeth from bleed
ing gums and complaining of their
mucous membrane. Seriously, however,
the writings Of these woull-be popular
leaders in hygiene do more harm than
good. There are thousands who put
their faith implicitly In their statements,
and live years Of trembling, nervous
anxiety for fear OF poisoning themselves
with wholesome food, Notwithstanding
| the truth, uttered by one who knew,
that lat forty n man IS either a physi-
clan or fool Any person, arrived ut
years of discretion aud possessing COM
mon sense, knows what il hurtful to
him. No rule in these matters is gen.
eral; no two persons are alike in this
respect. What is one mans food is
another mans poison"
Every article of food, almost without
exception, has come under the ban OF
medical wise-acers. Tea, coffee, chocc-
late, mi ilk, and even water have been
tabooed; all animal food is rejected by
veg getarians, hundreds shivcr at tho
sight of pork because some have been
taken iii and perhaps died from eating
1t raw or half decomposed; every veg
etable has, in turn, been denounced,
aud those who put faith in these
animadversions against their food are
driven to their wits end TO obtain
proper food without danger Of slow
poisoning. All this is folly. Persons
. possessed of ordinary Intelligence and
who understand, in the slightest degree,
the laws of physiology and chemistry
can determine, for themselves, what is
suited to their animal system, and do
not need the assistance Of DR.. Dio Lewis
or "any other man. to arrive at cor
rect judgment; and even without this
physiological and chemical knowledge,
experience will be found to be safe
guide.-Waryord Post.
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4 Hard Story.

3
There Is a doctor In the north western
part Of Philadelphia who Is especially
remarkable for being, A. the women
term 1t, short and crusty." A week or
two since he was called to visit . patient
who was laboring under q severe attack
Of cheap whiskey. 80.
We'll, doctor, I'm down, yous see
completely floored. I've got the trem-
| endous delirium, you know!" -
+, "Tremens, you fool! Whers'd you
get your rume" ~. ~
"sll over !n ssots; broke out prom
iscuously, doctor" . szss ssif
Served you right" W
"Father died Of the same disease; it
took him under the short ribs aud car
ried him Off bodily.
"Well, you've got to take something
Immediately" .@-.rs
you're a trump. Doc. Here, wife,
I'll take n nip of old rye" @
Lie still. you blockhend! Mrs. B., II
your husband should get worse before I
return, which will be in an hour, give
him dose Of that trunk strap; may be
that will fetch him to a sense Of his
folly"
The docter sailed out grandIy, and
within an hour sailed in again, and
found his friend OF the Tremendous
delrium' in terrible condition,
writhing and struggling with pain.
His wife, n female OF the kind but 'igno-
rant school, came up, aud laying her
hand on the doctors arm, said. 1913
Doctor, gave him the strap, as you
~-@F
did you thrash him vcll7" T'''1
''Thrash him?" exclaimed tho
astonished woman, mo cut tho
strap into hash and made him swallow
itw s@@st
"Oh, Lord, doctor - roared the VIC
tim, ~ swallowed the leather, but
but" s3f#
"But-what?" -a..@%
~ swallowed the whole strap, but
In, darned IL could go the bucklev
The doctor administered two bread
pills and evaporated. ... ~ a@a
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tion 722 Of the Revision of 1860, Is here.
by repealed and the following 10 enacted
in lieu thereof
See. 722. In making up the amount OF
money and credits, which any person !.
required to list. or have listed and as
from the gross amount all bona tide
debts owing by him, but no acknowi-
edgment of Indebtedness, not founded
on actual consideration, aud no
such acknowledgment made for the
purpose Of being so deducted shall be
considered debt Mitl,h the intent of
this section, and so much only of any
liability Of such person as security for
another, shalt be deducted as the person
making the list believes he IL equitably
or egally bound to pay, and so much
only rs he believes he will be compelled
to pay on account of the inability Of the
principal debtor, and IL there are other
sureties able to contribute, then so
much only as he in whnse name the list
Is made will be bouad to contribute, but
no person will be entitled to any deduc.
tion, on account Of any obligation of
any kind, given to any insurance COM
pany for the premiums of insurance,
nor on account Of any unpaid subscrip'
ton to any institution, society, corpora
ton, or company, and no person shall
be entitled to any deduction, on account
ofany Indebtedness contracted for the
purchase Of United States bonds, or
other non-taxable property.
Approved April lG,lS7O.
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CHAPTER 1873.

AN ACT to Repeal Section No. 1860 Of
the Revision Of 1860, and to provide a
substitute therefor.
~. BE it enacted by the General As
semoiy Of the State Of Iomd, That section
1868 of the Revision of 1860 is repealed,
aud the following enacled in lieu there
Of.
1868. The justice with whom the
docket of his predecessor il thus deposi-
ted, may issue execution OH, or give u
transcript of any judgment there enter
Ell IN the same manner and with like
effect AZ the justice who entered the
Judgment might have done; and in case
OF death, absence or inability to act OF
any justice, from any cause, then In
such case execution may be issued from
the docket Of such justice, or transcript
given therefro,n by any other justice In
said township, with like effect rs might
have been done by the justice who rem
dered the Judgement.
Approved April l6, 1870.
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CHAPTER lS3.
AN ACT apportioning the State OF
Iowa into Senatorial Districts.

AN ACT apportioning the State of
Iowa into Senatorial Districts.
SEC1. Be IL enacted by the General
AssemJiy Of the State Of Io,ca, That one
senator to twenty five thousand inhabi-
tants, or fraction thereof equal to one
half irr each senatoria1 district, is hereby
constituted the ratio Of apportion-
ment.
a. Lee county is the first district,
and entitled to Que senator.
s3. Van Buren, county Is the second
district, aud entitled to one senate.
"a. Davis county is the third dis
trict, and Is entitled to one senator.
as. Appanoose county is the fourth
district, and entitled to one senator.
aG. The counties of Monroe and
Wayne shall constitute the fifth dis
trict, and be entitled to one senator.
a.. The counties OF Clark, Lucas
aud Union shall constitute the sixth
district, and be entitled to one senator.
s8. The coGhties OF Decatur, King
gold aud Taylor shall constitute the sew
enth district, and be entitled to one
senator.
40. The counties Of Fremont,
Adams aud Page shall constitute the
eighth district, and be entitled to one
senator.
40. The counties Of Mills, Pnttawat'
amie and Montgomery shall constitute
the ninth district, and be entitled to one
senator.
Iii. The county of Des Moines is
the tenth district, aud entitled to one
senator.
al2. The county Of Henry is tho
eleventh district, and entitled to one
senator.
twelfth district, and entitled to one sen
atOr.
al4. The county Of Wape'lo IS tn
tiirteenth district, aud entitled to ont
senator. :,
i as. The county of Louisa Is tn
fourteenth district, and entitled to ON
senator. .
4 l8. The county Of Washington
the fifteenth district, and entitled I
one senator.
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The following is Selavoni legend
regarding the creation: I'm the begin
ming there was God, and he lay asleep
and dreamed. At length it was time
for him to awake aud look at the uni
verse. Wherever he lookeda star came
out. He wondered what it was, and be-
gan to walk that he might discover the
meaning, and at last came to our earth.
He was very tired; the. sweat ran down
his forehead and fell on the ground.
or the clay wet with this drop of divine
sweat, man was made. and that is why
we are sons of God. Man was not born
for pleasure; he was born of the sweat
of Gods face, and now must live by the
sweat OF his own. Hence it is we have
no rest
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EXCELSIOR" "

L.onsfellow's "Excelsior" seems
destined 10 have o many tsausIators ~
the Iliad. In the Drawer" for October
last We gave . Japanese rendering,
illustrated. We now have the sutlsfac-
ton Of presen ting one written from the
Irish point Of view, by Mr.. Pat Rick,
who deems himself to have becn special.
~ inspired for this effort.-Harper's
Magazine for June. ''.
Twas growing dark 30 terrible fasht,
When through town up the mountain there
pAshed
broth OF boy. to his neck In the shnow;
As he walked. his shillalah he swung to and
Saying, i.'a up .ul the top I'm bound for to
He looked mortal sad. and his eyes was a.
bright
AZ a FIRE of turf on . cowld winther night,
And divil o word that he said could ye tell
As he opened his mouth and let out YELL
IT'S up till the top Of the mountain I'll 90,
Onless covered up wid this bothsrsome shnow,
BE jaben!
Through the windows he saw, a. he thravelod
along.
The light of the candles and fires 20 warm.
But big chunk Office hung over his head;
Wild shnivel and groan, by st. Patrick! he
said, III
IT.. up tlll the very tip top will rush,
And then II 1t falls it's not myself it'll crush.
BE jabersi
! Whist bit said an ovid man. whose head
was as white
As the shnow that fell down ON that miserable
night;
shure yen fall in the wathsr. mo bit ofa
lad.
For the night Is 80 dark and the wa'kin' is
bad.
Dsdad he'd not lisht to . word that was
said,
But he'd go till the top ifhe winton his head,
A bright. buxom yonng girl. such as like to
be kissed.
Axed him wadnt he shtop; and how could he
resist
So, swapping his fingers and winking his
eye, E.
While shmiling upon her, he made this
Faith meant to kape on till got to the top,
But As yer swate self has axed me. may as
well shtop,
Be jabersi
He shtoppcd all night and he shtopped al
day,
And ye mustn't be axing whin he did 60 away.
For wouldn't he be a bastely gossoon
To be LAWN his darlint in the swste honey
moon
Whin the ovid man has paraties enough and
to spare.
shure he moight as we'll shtay ifLes comfort
able there,
Be jabers!
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PuBLlsHED mr. Authority.
1855,

CHAPTER 185.
AN ACT to amend section 1926 Of the
Revision of 1860.
Sec. I. Be 1t enacted by the General
assembly Of the State Of Io,Oa, that sec.
ton 4o35 of the Revision (of 1907 be
aud the same is hereby amended % as to
read as follows:
s4235. II any person with intent to
commit felony, in the day time, break
and enter, or in the night time enter
without breaking, any dwelling house
or at amp time break and enter any Of
fee, shop, store, warehouse, railroad
car, boat or vessel, or any building
where any goods, merchandise or vaIu-
able things are kept for use, sale or de-
posit, lie shall be punished by imprison-
ment in the peniteDtiary not more than
ten years, or by fine not exceeding five
hundred dollars. and imprisonment in
the county Jail not exceeding ono
year.
Approved April l6, 1870.
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,1P,rON, IOWA. AUGUST IL, 1870.

but they hold together the large parts
,bfths :afgsSt buildings; that memento
sent to US By ; ffishd Is little thing,
and cost perhaps bat ofthis worlds
wealth, for It is Of the simplest kind,
and yet II expressed the universe, for II
Is thought Of love clothed In form OF
beauty; an angry, jealous thought, a
frown, all these are little things, but
powerful for evil, and are helping to
build penitentiarlcs and prisons, and to
fili them with those who merely have
carried the same passions and feelings
further than we have. Mind the little
things.
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There is evidently strong war feel
ing in England, as was apparent in 2
debate Of the war question in the House
Of Commons last night. Disraeli's adj
vocacy OF "arme6 reutrslity"-to main.
tain the army and navy in such q con-
dition as to be ready for service at any
moment-was warmly applauded, -
also was the statemet of the Secretary Of
war, that the army is in good condi.
tion for any emergency.
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CHAPTER lS8.

AN ACT to enable Counties to fur
nish Justices Of the Peace with copy
of COnklin's Iowa Justice for the use
of their respective offices.
Sec. l. Be It enacted by the GenerDl
Asaensbly Qf the State Of Lo,ca, that
the board Of supervisors of each county
may and they are hereby authorised
andf enpoweredrsin- Ifsliscretion to
f,srnish to each jastices0r the Peace In
their county f0r the usepf his pffice. one
copy, Of . work pubIiskdd in this State,
aud known as Con k lin y T nsatise." or
the Iowa >Justics''> Every justice of
ths peace ireceiving such a.ay shall give
a ayecetpt thehefOr.i which sifalI he filed
m 9resesNation with The ,clsrk of board
Of fsupervisors. NJ u
Approved April 10. 1870.
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Approved April 10, 1870.
CHAPTER 1877.

AN ACT to Tax Lands which are own
ed by counties within the limits of
other counties.
al. Be it enacted by the General As
scmbly Of the State Of Iowa, That any
Which are owned or held by any other
county or counties claiming the title
under locations, with swamp land, in
demnity, scrip, or otherwise, shall be
taxed the same as other real estate with
in the limits Of the county.
az. This act shall take effect from
aud after its publication according to
law.
Approved April, l6, 1870.
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CHAPTER ISL.

AN ACT to repeal section 722o or the lie
vision Of 1860 and to provide SUBJ
stitute therefor, and to prevent fraud
in assessments.
Sec /. Be IL enacted by the General
Assesebhy Of the State Of Iova, That Sec
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Johnny's Saturday.

Jol,nny's Saturday was a complete
failure. In the first place it rained.
Secondly, he oversight himself, and
didn't get up till breakfast was over.
Thirdly, he couldn't find the mate TO
his thick boot. Four,hly, in dressing
he got soap in his eyes and tooth brush
bristle in his throat. Filthy, he caught
his heel in the rope door mat, and fell
headlong off the front stoop. Sixthly,
Just as he was picking himself up, his
grandmother called him to come in
again, because it was raining. Seventh
~, as soon as he was inside, his mother
made him take of "those iorlorn old
ctothes," because it was going to c1eaf
off. Eighthly, he put his knife and
new ball in his pocket, and on his way
to Bill Scudder's. to get Bill to 60 nut
ting with him, he lost his knife out Of a
hole in his pocket. Ninthly, Bill had
just been seized with the measles aud
couldn't go. Tenthly, Johnny consoled
himself with pitching his ball, and it
went plump into the corn field and was
lost forever. Eleventh!y, he ran into
Widow Morris's to get drink Of water;
somehow the glass slipped through his
fingers and broke into fifty pieces.
Twelfthly, it was raining hard when he
came out, and he ram In the widows
wood shed for shelter, and tore his new
coat on nail in the door. Thirteenth
ly. he comforted himself by poking at a
hornets nest with sharp stick, aud one
Of the hornets stung him on his eye
before he could say Jack Robinson.
FourseenthIy, rushing out to put mud
on the place, he stumbled and tell into
a big puddle. FifteenshIy, the WILLOWS
fierce dog then few at him and tore hie
trowsers. BiHteenthly, + cleared ur
suddenly, aud while he was walking
home all muddy and torn, and with
that swollen eyelid, he met Mamie
Green, the protest little girl in the
place. Seventeenthly, on fe1chfng
home, found the hogs had been In his
garden AMI destroyed his pumpkins
, Eighteenthly, his brother reminded
him that he had a composition to write
for Monday. Nineteenthly, his eye wa'
90 much better that he was afraid III
couldn't have an excuse for not writing
: the composition. Twentiethly, hi
tooth began to ache. Twenty. firstly
company came to supper, and he hat
to wait" aud twenty secondly, h
went to bed. ..~
Poor fellow How wretched he mus
have been. Why7 Who said so? John
ny never said it. On the contrary. h
whistled all the time lie was undressing
J. The fun Of 1t all is that nothing eve
:. troubled him much; and he aiway
: spoke Of his Saturday as having til
: joiliest lot Of "dxins' In It that ever
s fellow had.-Hedrth and Home.
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LITTLE THINGs.-Springs are but
little things, but they are the source OF
large streams; helm is little thing,
but mark how evenly it governs the
ship; pegs and nails are little things,
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Farm for Sale.

rs situated six miles east OF Upton. near
/ MethOdist Church, and one mile from
Presbyterian Church; containing l60 acres, all
under good cultivation. One hundred ana
forty rods of Usage hedge, two years old, in
good conditions; and fifty rods Of young willow
hedge.
: I'm the farm are fifty varieties OF young apple
trees, some Afteen hundred in number; Cherry,
currants, gOoseberries, raspberries, grapes,
strawberries, &C., In great numbers and In
fine condition.
Some 5000 forest trees in grove, three years
old, and various other shade and ornamental
trees and shrubbery. Also some 1900 ever
non vnrieties. Price moderate and terms
easy. For particu ars, apply to r. III. FOUND
l2tf C. A. FOUND.
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FEW pairs Of those splendid Buck and
a Kid Gloves ieft, at thS Is BIG BOOT.
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MEMS, Womens. Misses and Chtldren's .
iyI Rubbers. 1t the BIG BOOT
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG IsLANp

SUMMER ARRANGEMtNi s,ss
Cosneu0tg hOsDAl. Nay ~, loo, hcu sssss'''
fsta
sAH Mi, sud Acsomnosason TO Psshegae
10 o. o.. batylsa AeceS stoa sSd ali sstesa
~ RO,ks-sy Bsorsoh lis trails -ln 6s rs Dss'
S;Op fGr PAttheraf, .nnsetng 80 "st~
port rasF.se, ssd :, sth fis'.a
4:3) p. -, A.con sodAteu fsg Pateaogae
s:0p Ar.onnslAtos ioI Isl sal ~ Nta',ea' ssasA
e:,s oda;sz To- AeEiisf asd sl >'sA''' -
hroasA 10 lsb,leu. -. A..t Al ssb,'s
Ca n sai go p N. Express tosrscS ~" wa
Pr lslsnd. -, a, - p -
All tAss conaset al Nsls stresS iof teeiaHs WV -
hoa Nss YORK sud hr tYain ioS iiiP ,... BsssA
The company aave erected sIiess's balhts' '' wv"
rirssh meuts snd he esavsalsEee OF stsarsos"'
Tskels 10 s.a from sAs Reach Ott Dollar
Fer farther psrhessn ses brfs Li.s inss Al s-,~s
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
SIEGESLIED.

Mein Spiel. erhling' in hohcm Ton,
Und iauchze laut. wein Tied;
Gcstiirzot list Won sciucm Thron
Eurupa's S,0remued
Er Aatuach dir. Gcrmania,
Die FrcVClhani eere ,kt
ID, "Wacht am Eheiu" rlcf halt, wer dal
Und haJ ian liRgestrco.t.
q ferucr, siiSscr Jucondtr8uu,
So wrist du endlich wahr;
Das Arce kaun &c glOuhcu kaUn,
Uud doch Isl q 20 klar:
Die lebC Moth hat uns weren't
Nit oincm fcsten Band,
Vri Dcuf,chlands some hcnt hesheint
Elm VoIE. Elm Hcer Fin Land
Nun stehe auf. wer sich erhuhnG
wer kommt an Macht ans gieich'
Der Nord und SHdcn sind vers''hnt'
Human. das Deutsche Reich!
Hurrah. das Deutsche sicgerheer'
Aui. mach Paris hincn
IND Won den Alpcn bis zum Nicer
wird Freud und Jubei sein
NICOLAS MULLER,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
6iluations Uanteo-- Hlales.

A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, aged 24 is open
or SlTUAIlONas CLERK TIMEKEEPER; understands the
shipping buanee writes good hand and well ucsted would
moderate salary I'LL his talents could be apprcad uneIeptOH
able city references. Address J. X W. Tribune 0fce.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
Mem pubIiralions.

MEXICAN PHOT0-LlTIl0GRAPl co..
n OFFfCE bss be,n removed - No lO3 fstoaf- NJ
vIyHE PAINTER, GLIDER, and NARNlSH-
II FRS COMPANION. 18th EDITION containing Glass staining
rapng Nsrbiug Sgu wdug Gliding o'as Coach Painting and
Nanbug <oos AID Coodur heorcicl and practical, together
W Cbereas Principals Of Harmony and Contrasts Of Co.ors @'
10 raqes Price 81 by u9il free Of postage ,,
,5 enlarge, catalogue Of PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
BOOKS * rc.s yo complete sept Is 1870 VIII be
.s1t f Al ttacc TO any vii favor with his address
HENRY CAREY BAIRD Industrial Publisher,
400 Wsnut-s.. Philadelphs.
TNHE GERMAN NATIONAL SONGS.
TlIE GUARD Oh THE rice - cen~
TTIR GFRMANS ...Pce " oeh~
Of mailed
seV OF price Adirc S. BKAINARD SONS Publishers Glove
hand Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
Musieal 5nstrumsnts.
9itualions Udnteo--fem

A SITUATION WANTED by a North of
n Ireland COOK and LAUNDRRSS; good reference
given. Can be- at 8I Bowery Rfh-st
FAMILIES supplied with good German and
English Servants Mrs MYERSs 3OS Bowery bet h and "a
ElRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
Il piled by PIERCE Co., Bosinggcen. Greenhoms and
other selections from Americans English Scotch Germans sSe
Irish.
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
~ to be fund Mis-. LDS GERMAN INSTITUTE III Norlolkst
between R'ngton and stanton.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
~ an trSorthy constantly be found q. Enst Mrs LOWE
WANTED-A SITUATION 10y respectable
w youg girl 70 do CHAMBBRwORK and PLAIN SEWING.
Cool reference given Call at No. 1888 Thiri.aye.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
NTEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

n lM 1Nhh AI.N h<Al4 anu li'i
q RIVER RAILROAn--runs leave Thirtels' A. i'.oEsi
ga M Chicago EEgTess Drssir ears attached ~ 49,
i0.gs Special DrsNng Car Express Tor 'nat" "
cooou 'or passet gers except In Drawing ron 's -
la M heiu snl Western Express Drawing can '"s
D. NJ Montreal ESppss, Dswns.ro attached ,-s,,
d M Fir. Pacific Express with Sleeping through 10 "s
Syraru. ami C-naliai-ua. (Da.lr.) , ,hs,.c.
81 EXprc~ With Ssepr cars Az N''
vie both L. II. g. Railroads, for louis'ile wa lni'-, vl
Bnnso and R,ci- (Tls iraia v >lSl'''
II D. ~. Night Erprcss, sleepngcars ATTACHED
;n0a n rni a. m., Poughkeepsie trains
g:sS A 70. AIS. and u:l5 p "a. Persssln trans
aud 7O sing hils tn n "A , a, -,, d. d, ,.d s
G:31 1:lO SOS, and 10 A. n lIV l'V > 49, ''''' "
p N. lonkers trlinN ,,,.
~ w. '''' ~ e. H. KENDRCK. Geul Pas-ngf As''
n. yors : I
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

NEW-YORK and HARLEM kAliiIhon.D1 ny. 81
~ %, ard sAer MONDAY kar Is ls7o t.o Espres
ay. espct eoruer o. ST. add f0snhsos "l'
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
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RAILROAD co running Ttroagh Paaee from New.
yora to Louisville their sb sorars -op thos, on
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

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