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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-07
plTtsNIi, SAIE!

TEsllE undersigned. will SELL al Public
4 sale. at his residence in Jasper, on
TUESDAY, February 1st, 1870.
all his personal property consisting OF
Corn, Hay, household and kitchen fur
niiurc, Ac., &c.
Sums under five dollars cash in hand
exceeding i've dollars, ten months credit.
the purchaser giving note with approved
security, notes bearing interest from
date.
All persons indebted to me will find II
to their interest to call and settle their
accounts and notes. Failing to do SO by
the 22nd day Of January, | will give all
such accounts and notes in the hands OF
officers for collection. No farther notice
vii! be given. nj. HUBER.
December 31.-3w.
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Bloomington Illinois Nursery
10th Ncar: 500 Acres! 10 Green
houses.

Largest. hes; stock and shipping facil-
tiles. APPLES |. .. 3 yr. 1000 fine yr.,
SO. APPLE ROpT-GnAt'IS. choice.
1900 go. y jRSEEY STOCK >.~eeaS.
Usage, Apple. Peach. WILDGOOSE
Plum, OsAGEl,EDGE. 10000. S15. EN-
lERGEEENS. ROSES. l.cnU. 500. Dah-
llias. Gladiolus. GREENHOUSE. BED
DING PLANTS. Send 10 cents for
Catalogue. 4. u. Pii(EAlA.
Dec. 81. 1929 -3lns.
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W. n "
HON 10.
TESTiMONY Y.
DYSPEPSIA AND. RHEU-
MATISM.
CussAsIsc, SAGINAW Co., MrcH., /
July 81, 1858. {

CuEsANING, SAGINAW Co., MICH,
July Sd, 1858.
DR. &. W. Roback, Dear Sir:
My father, now about sixty-four.
wears Of age, has been, for the
last vcycars, severely afflicted
with Dyspepsia and Rheuma-
ti.ln,attchdedwi thgencralner
ous arrangement; indeed, to
snch IN extent, rs To defy the
Medical skill Of our best PHI
sicians. And | can truly say,
that believe it was reserved
Cor YOUR scandinavian Rene
dies TO perform what all other
reuicdies had failed to do,-to
work a radical cure. For, after
takinga Box of your Blood Pills
! and bottle ofPuritier, he began
torecover rapidly; his appetite
returned. the Rheumatic pains
left him. and he is now in the en-
ibyment healththanhc
has enjoyed in the last fiftec"
wears. aud is heavier in flesh
ilIan he ever was before. Andl
2 c.,uanot closcthis without say
inw. that l. believe your Rene
dies are all and more than they
are represented v.
Yours respectfully.
..-.,- JAMES, X. TERRY.
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NORTH SHADE, GRArlor Co., MICH,
August, 1859.
Dr.C.W. Rohack, Dear Sir:
lam now about IS Years old, and
have been afflicted with rheu-
matism in MY limbs, sottat L
swhs unablctoi icavcTmy room at
times for - years suffered
general nervous arrangement
and excessive debility, and have
uselalnosteycry kind ofpatent
medicines to no bonefit. | have
tried a great many physicians
to 10 parposc. now feel very
thankful that ! have at last
found q lnc,llcin'c that has given
relief. | have bought someo OF
vom scandinavian Blood Pills
ocyour agent atMatherton, Mr..
Marcus Smith. and they have
given me almost entire relief.
My limbs and veins were great
lv swollen, but your medicines
have reduced them to their
proper sizs and ! haye been
able towalk three and four miles
at Il time.
Very respectfully, yours,
DEBORAH ROBERTS.
NJ .tNf .tr 44H.N# 4e nr.Itf
re tN4 IitfHt AMA Dttft tys#i
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-04
NHANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, Alexander county 81. In the Cir.
cut Court Of Alexander comfy, April Term, 1870.
10 Chsncery-Bill 10 enforce vendor lien.
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, trustees of
ths oalro N'y property We Charles sego and Theo.
Affidavit OF the non Of haIles sego one
NJ the above named defendants, having been filed in
the clerks Office ofthe circuit Of said county no
Iee Is therefore hereby given TO said defendant that
the compalnants filed their bill OF complaint 10 said
court on the ehsneery side thereof the I'd day OF
out OF said court returnable as the Law directs Now
unless you, the said defendant, shall personally be
and appear before the circuit court Of said county
inc hrst day OF the next term thereof to be holden at
tbs court house IN the city Of Cairo in said county on
the hrst Monday Of April next. and plead, answer or
demur 70 the SAIL oompsinans bill Of oinpaint. the
same ana the matters and things therein charged
stated viii be taken cOniessei, and a decree entered
against you according 10 the prayer ~ said blll.
JOHN q HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, February Q, lsfo
hIsts GiLtrEf, Pifs Att'ys. Fehasst
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PAINTS
NOTICE.

state o. Illinois, Alexander county, - In the Circuit!
Nourl " Alexander county, April Term, ls1O.
Ia Chsncery-Bl for Divorce.
William II, Paris vs. Dolly l.. Farris.
AFFIDAVIT Of the non res ldence Of Dolly L. Farristha
above named deficient having been filed IN the Clerks
once OF the circuit court u said county notice is
ihereiofe hereby given o. the said Dolly l.. Farri.
that the complainant ied las b ofcOmplaint In said
court on the ChanccS se thereof on tile 18th day OF
january, 1870. and that TIA rsupOn summons issued
out Of sad court rcturn1he ~ tho law directs Now
unless you, the sad Dolly l.. Far ssha personally
and appear beiOiet the c,yu CoUft OF county on
the hrai day Of the Term thereof 70 be holden al
the court house ~ the city OF Cairo, in said connty
on the First Monday Of April next, and plead answer
or demur 70 sad compliments bill Of complaint the
same and the matters and things therein charged and
stated VAL be taken ~ confessed and decree enter
ed against you according 10 the prayer Of said bill
John Z. HARTMAN, Clerk
Cairo, III nsis January 3Jih, Is7O
Mum Pope Plaintiffs Attorney,
Febldltkwtt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-04


defs, at from.."....--......- I 80 TO ! rs
1880. Wheat car Spring sold at csc BY
sample.
Corn.-Choice white has been in con,n.
ued good demand both from shipper, and TO
Fill orders, and prices have been quite frm
Soft white and mixed grades have been dull
u Sales were j car soft white. on track, in bulk
at zoe; l car ditto, in new gunnies at soc; 2
cars prime white Ills. at csc; and on orders
$50 sacks choice yellow a, &c, and lao sacks
choice white at soc.
Oats have been activ" and firm. , cars
mixed Southern Illinois, N bulk, sold on
track, at &eci 3 cars prime Northern, at 5sc;
Pear. and 100 sacks ditto, ut J9c, and cars
and 80 sacks choice Northern, a, soc, all in
new burlaps, and mostly delivered.
l1aS has been in good demand at previous
rates. Sales WERE car inferior mixed from
store, at els 90 delivered; ! car mixed on
track, u, SIS ooi l car ditto delivered n,
els 80; car prime on track, a. sis so; cars
ditto, delivered, at &l9 90, and 2 cars strictly
choice, from store, delivered, at $l9 so.
Corn Meal.-3o bbls kiln dried cold at
81 40. Green meal is dull and nominal a,
81 %, in consequence Of the mild weather
IObnccO.-At the regular sale to-day
there were l6 hhds offered and sold as follows:
hhds s. 10
90 g 80
10 o 50
do ..........." .....,,.,............at 90
common Lesf...................at & 20
do do .,.,.,......,.....,.,at . 30
$3.50 shipping Leaf AT ell 25, II co. II 70,
IL 90, ~ 20 and ~ 30.
hid common Piebald ..................at &c 70
medium bright wrapper.........st 20 IS
PrOyisiOns arc unchanged, and Arm
s...s and selling IN order lots within the range OF
our quotations.
Butter.-Choice Northern packed is in
good demand, with light supplies. Roll But
e. ter plenty and rather dull Sales Stubs
Choice at soc; half bbls Roll at SOC; Z pkgs
.a... good at 25c, and pkgs Inferior at zoe.
Eggs are quiet, with sales Of 10 bxs at zoe
Poultry is scarce and in demand, ut
81 90 to 8 90 for Chickens, Sc 90 to 90 for
Geese, and $40 90 to II 90 for Turkeys per
dozen.
POtatOes-loO bible Pink Eye sold At
81 so and 90 per Dbl.
Apples duh for all but strictly choice
which are scarce and in fair demand.
.... Groceries are unchanged on all descrip-
tons, with fair demand.
Frelghts firm and unchanged, with free
offerings for below.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-04
LOT iDON DOCK GIN.

Espe siAlly designed for the Of the Medical p o.
IsssIon and the Family, possessing those inirIn e
Gin.
Ind ispensahas 70 Females. Good fer Kidney css A.
Psh s. delicious Tonic. Pu, up IN eases cent?
Ihgt NO dosea bottles EACH and sold BY al drussisa g.
Eoc srs &c. A. NJ. Binisgsr Co.. sstsbiishsd N g.
w. ID Beaver street, New v"-k. naSOdly
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-04
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy

MRS. Cures Cole and Gripping IN PRICB
wHiTCONBS the bowels, and facilitates 2J
SYRUP. the presses Of teethng. )CENrS
MRS subdues Con vulsions aud ov. PRICE
WELCOMES ercomes ali diseases incidenty Is
SYRUP. - 10 infants and children. CSTs
MRS. Cures nia rh.a, Dysentery,) PRICE
WHlTCONB All summer Complaint in -
SYRUP children Of all Ases. } CNT5
Il sthe Grea: Infnni'. and Children's Soothing
Remedy N all disorders brought on BY tee::,ng OF
any otnsrcause.
LOUIS, 30.
sold BY druggists and de IA medien. every
Sners. -eG lydas
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Che GrtnIna Bnilrtin.
Commercial.
TnuRspAY EVENING, Feb. Sd, 1870

TuuRspAY EVENING, Feb. Sd, 1870,
Our general market, since our last semi
weekly review, has experienced no changes Of
no,s and business has been moderately active
in all departinents Flour, corn, wheat, oats
and hay all continue in good demand, and
.iEf receipts sell resdy on arrival. Besides there
being a number Of buyers for shipment Of
5g ,,s near all the foregoing articles, the amount
Of business done by our merchants on orders
slarger than ever before and is constantly
increasing This branch Of business may be
attributed entirely to the easy accessibility Of
our market at all seasons, with the consequent
low rates of freight which are always obtain.
able from this port 20 all points south Of Us
from vn.ns: nearly ali t9 trade . derived
that would be necessary to establish line Of
regular packets 20 RIM from here down. this
trade could be doubled and qu-drupled with.
E... in the next twelve months. As il it, she Is
compelled TO pstronize bosts that are owned
and controlled by parties who are doing al
they can TO divert trade away from her, by
unjus, Determinations and eIactiona and
who. while they are receiving Thousands of
dollars from us weekly, in freghts, do not
pend dollar among our merchants for any
thing that can possibly be procured in the
ports where they belong. That our business
should increase rapidly as it does in de-
spite OF all these obstacles, Is IN unans werable
.- argument in favor Of our MATERIAL advantages
as TO geographical position which cannot be
overcome by all the capital and influence Of
the larger and Weather cities, which are less
fortunately situated
FlOur.-We have no quotable changes to
% ia note in this leading staple, which has been
steady during the week, with a continued
.l scarcity Of choice family brands and low
tfF grades which are mos, in request. The inter.
mediate grades in fair demand, and mar.
Ike, well supplied. The sales reported com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE TAX.PAYERs IN
MASSACHUSETTS,.

The landhOlders of the town of Westchester
are greatly excited the exOrbtan rate Of the taxes
daysagO they sent remonsrance to the Legislature
against the passage Of the btroduccd by the Hon f. D.
Lawrence asking additional appropriation oS5O per
mile Cor the old Boston POstroad The citizens have also
requested that the present COMMISSION DE dsoVea ana
the act amended that OtheT COMMISSIONERS can pe
elected annually the town ticket with the supervisor
and that they be allowed TO raise ny bona OF inc Town
$4,000 mile TO finish the road since sending the re-
InOnstranee message has been received from Ihe Legs
lature asking for a further list OF names, when VIII
speedily be transmitted rem0nstrance, elgneu Dy al
the prominent payers and citizens IS also 10 be sent
20 the Hon j. j. Mooney representative from TINS Dis
trict against the act passed last winter ny the Leg
jsiature for the opening of eastern boulevard
commencing at the road Leading 10 Nausehs
The road is considered only unnecessary, but Will
almost double the for 10 come. The Dudhg OF
bridge over Wsstchestef Creek. across which the road
INNS, mass from noup0rt 10 Throgg's Neck, viii
greatly interfere with the navigation Oi inc creek nj
Mooney has already offered Dl 10 repeal the aW ~
was sadithat not m ffy Of the Taxpayers are ID
favor OF constructing the road The assessments OF the
prOpertyOwners within 1000 feet Of the inc OF the PRO
posed road have been made, and though otytt pup
lsbed, understood To be vefy heavy Oh9 IhDo,ns
man. owning small house and lot u appraised over sIV
the least benefited 10y H. An effort VIII also be lnade 70
prevent the passage Of the bin now before the Legislature
for AN appropriation of $1,000 for Tagging The walks from
Wrstclesrr 10 Wliamsbrdgc, and further appr0prla
ton Of 10000 Or laying flags ana macadhihzihs inc
road commencing CcDtIeve on The Boston rOah ana
running by the Roman Catholic PTOteclOres III north
ory oOufsc West Farms road. aud thence IA Wtsi
ery course 10 village Of West Farms. The indignation
of inhabitants II int nse ana they dcternedy
to rule The town Or in Nler terms have everything
their own way The I'm now pending before the Lee.a
urc tor Justices Court FOR the towns IL WestchertcT
and West Farms. they also determined "a OPPOSE or
any bi. bills iUl Tie opening 81 IOndh not con
sider,d essential Many Of The poorer Iahdhoders VIII
not hr able To meet the demands made on them al all,
and ~ thcr desperation offer 'r homes Tot taie at 10"
hood .ncGc Their little cafnIngs viii not AL be swallowed
-" l'S i"s'S ns they nov are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
THE HACKENsACK AND NETWORK EXTENSION
ROAD.

The lower section of the Hackensack and
New-York Extension Railroad, extending from Hacken
sack New-Jersey northery through Bergen County TO
the village Of Hisdale distance Of eight and hail
miles, will be thrown open to regular travel to-day Tie
completion OF this portion OF the line, the ultimate ter
minus OF which Is to Haverstraw, formally cele-
brated on Saturday by the route Two
carloads passengers started from Jersey City at noon
and on reaching Hackensack, reinforced by four
more carloads of people At the houses OF Messrs Blair
and L. V. Il. DemaTest at River Edge, and Of Dir.
Van Buskirk. at New.Milford, there was
liberal display of bunting, and along the en-
banKments, and ON the piazzas OF residences
were groups OF women and children waving their
handkerchefs and tossing up their hats in honor OF the
occasion reaching Hlllsdae the excursOnists were
entertained at the residence of the President Mr. ID. T.
Patterson who has done much for the road The road
controlled BY organization entirely independent Of
any other corporation, but arrangement has been
made with the Erie Company the essecs OF the Hacken
sack Railroad, their and engines upon tie
road and in fact to operate 10 In connection with to
road until further notice The officers OF
road d. L. Patterson, President; G.. 5. Demarest
Vice PRESIDENT II. q. Herring Secretary, and Isaac ID.
Demarest. Treasurer
On arriving at Hackensack Oh the return trip about 70
gentlemen invited by the managers To partake OF
Iepdst at the principal .h0te in the village Speeches
were made by Senator Hopper, Major BIauyelt, ana
Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

70 be situated on tho boundary between any two
ties The Common Council Of Newark haye no right 10
authorize construction OF docks on the Passac River
unless that right IL conferred the city by ts char
ter which is the The report goes on To review
the several sections OF the CITY Charter aDd us supple
ments in support Of tho latter conclusion. But ~ APP
pears That the Common Council subsequently passed AN
ordinance granting t power 70 authorize the eonstrue
ton OF docks, wharves, pIers but the Committee
think their ordinance IL Illegal for In such case the
rights OF Hudson County in the Passaic River would be
entirely nj mercy of the Common Council OK Newark
The conclude that the authority is vested IN
Board Freehoders both countless and not In the
Newark Common Council. The Citizens Gasnght Com
pany OF Newark has authority from the JOINT Com
mitee have built ITS wharf; neither has the Clarke
Thread Company, well as private individuals VINO
have acted similarly, without the necessary incense
While the Board OF Freehoders alone have the authority
to grant such permission, the statute provinces no pen
for violation of lts provisions. An ameDdneh 70 uhe
act H. consequently recommended and those who have
constructed wharves, &c, requested 70 Apply lOr
license nom the Joint Commission forthwith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
RIPARIAN RIGHTS ON THE PAssAIC RIVER.


The question of the riparian ownership of
that part OF the Passaic River forming the boundary
line between Essex and Hudson Counties for long time
has been question OF dispute between the Boards of
Chosen FreehOlders OF both Counties and s remains
unsettled. Some time ago the Committee on Riparian
Rights OF the Hudson County Board directed Mr. James
W. Trask Chairman OF that Commission, to address the
Chairman the Essex County Board the subject The
letter referred TO calls attention To certain alleged en-
croacmcnts made by the Paterson ana Newark Railroad
Company upon the lands OF private persons and To the
building Of docks by the Citizens Gas Light Company Of
Newark, aud nualy requests Committee or Conference
Essex Board VI Freehoiers. on receipt of the
letter the latter at It's last meeting adopteda report oftcr
Committee of Conference with sinliar Committee uf
Hudson County Board, which embodes the following
opinions: II the Paterson and Newark Railroad Com
pany have encruached the lands Of private perSs
the remedy IL Ia the Courts ANA not IN the Board OF tr
holders Of the Counties. The report then refers 10 the
charter the Paterson and Newark Railroad Company,
which them 10 their road along the Pdssd
River from Beleye To any point In Newark AL or hr"r
Governor IT., and to acquire the right of the SHORE OWL
IN the prescribed IN their original chaftt IL
peced the road aud found 1t constructed
ln some places beyond lOw-Watcr marx, ANA Tie
been built dispense with the necessity
~ rubsidzg the rights OF the shore OWhefs ne flgit
Essex ana Hudson County Boards of Freehodrr- Tor
license TO build "a wharf The Committee aio al lhe
opinion that the shore stu nave Tie lghi la al
ply for "a license but II tho license was granted thty
conld build "a wharf because the ground VI ocouptd
by the railroad COMPANY, but contrary 10 nav Althnu
Iilroad company has invaded the rights ~ tile STAT
IL docs nor belong a Board al Frerhuldrr Lo
Joint commission Of Frcehodefs as The now saut,
Nv AN n,t of March, 1881, the authority To- build
vhsryer piers yu.tcd ~ Board uf toni-uurrr,
to bo appointed by the Board of FrtchnlrtH ~ cp
ia such cases ~hoto whnryeS docks al pcis aio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
pPnMINENT ARRIvALs.

Astor HOuse-Senator Cole OF CalliOrhm, lhe
Hon Tohn Lynch. NJ C., and cX.ConCrcssman PIKE OF
Name: the Hon j. II. Ketcham, NJ C. OF DntShess Co
cen q l. Shepherd L. :. A.. aud j. Il. Stonehouse, Al
I,anr - ~ Nicholas Hotel-GOv. l.. NJ McCO0k on
Colorado ExGov Page Of Vermont Gen GtehV hr5 d.
- n II Unlhcrt Of Cleveland. 60 Fifth Avenue Iio-
te-ExCiov j. Gregory Smith and T. ii. Canhed OF Fei
mont the Hon Israel s. Spencer OF Syracuse ana Dr H.
m rourI.r of washington. ==== Everett House-Geh
+ Moves of Cincinnati, Gen. W. II. Lewis OF Batlrofe
Uotei-Cen Roddephurgh, L. 5. A. == Holman House
CoI DArcy r. Boulton OF the British Army. ana capt
pnuiakofsly of the Russian Army. === ~. James no
tei"The RevlG b Hopson of ~. Stephens College -
Clarendon HOtel-Capt. Moore and Capt MOB uiuU VI
New-Orl === 81. Denis Hotel-MdJor H. D. h'i-
nett L. 5. a.
DEPARTURES. -
e Catacazv the Russian Minister, and the Hon IL l.
Dawes OF Massachusetts, left the city for Washington r.
Soliveres of the Spanish Legation and the non D. b.
ChafIee of Colorado for Europe, on saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
Mr.. BeeCher'S Letter.

BKOoKLTN Feb o. lets
J. A. SHERMAN.
SIR You lave FOR several weeks addressed implying a
are correspondence. that sympathy sitE
These letter. pub she h
!up-Tntucr asf
your treatment Of tue public deliberate sWiufle.
Il you put uPO1 month We shan
and tsgr
HENRI "AhD bhh'hEs
p S-This addressed 500,
liberty 20 publsn
reckon this demonstration the Plymouth puPt
divine Ul be troubled With mlssyes from NJ j. ShtS-
ADV, T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
HOME NEWS.

The snow which fell during the storm on FRIDAY, CON
tuued down from o'clock y. IN. until midnight
also during Saturday until NJ. Win an lncfNal "
abatement between and 1890 n. Snow depth oiO Oh
an inch; water produced, 800 During Saturday the
sKy was overcast until D. NJ then variable TO s. clearing
of 40 O. Yesterday Sunday March O., was raw chily
day The heavens clear until o'clock III the morn
ing from until l2A0 y. m generhlly oVcIchst, Il
the latter hour 10 midnight. overcast snow cohehccu
to fan at 2lO y M and continued TO H. DepJh OF sho"
az 9 H. ~. 10 Of inch water prOdueed' AiU $780,.
The follow is synopsis Of the Celitral ara hcto
oogclal Department report for the week endE oh D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
Tommy DOdd'S Truss.

To he Efit0r Of The SHH..
S In mornings READ with deal Of sat"sftoa,
Henry Ns Beecler exposing that e5i lfl ps
deserved merry
uuoa gentleman bought Onsi 10
found dn wrte ms ser
prevent being sgllded By tue .ef.Fg
aud relying tie humanity oitEe editor ana % =
pubicaton e''-iJ'
THOMAS DODD. BragdEag-lSun. March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
EXCITEMENT IN FuIToN-sT

]
attracted this morning beviered
humanity gathered and negbr
inquiry found that
payment the enjoyed Of handling
only by the delight manifested their
reappead bedeckei With stylish Spring styles
just suel II all citizens would follow the
example by BURKE the resumption question sood
solved Commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

The Spring fashions for GENTLENESS HATS
for 1870 b. EsPRscHBD ready inspection aud sale al No.
10 NasssuSL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

PAPERS, TwINEs THREADS, AND CORDAGE.
WILLARD HARVEY ocs aud War,os 13 aud 10 BroAdsa' New
fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

PROTECTION FROM RoBBERs.-fOLMEss BUR-
gives bedside The
Opening sRdoN Of The house Ten
without failure H. HOLMKs MurIay.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
lAnnouBcementAI

SPECIE PAYMENTS RESUMED
BURR r8 $40 Putons gold silver coin 10
change, to the extent Of 50 PKK OIL purchaser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
rnEEposgrER Degrees.

T0I snow ROM m.
Zen "a snow from to p amount 81 ~seI' 90
N,.b nov from \ 80 D. u amount oi "aer'' 70 ncL
W nv ,o Oh ON M 10 gl3am.; amount Of 0aer' w Inch
1,srs tysI.d by The nd durug the week....23 miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
8utsss anN Carriages.

HARNESS.-Fine Harness-the WI ,,sgsSs
L ,ty IL al GRADES II any boase ~ Ne~ly' n.rsss
snsi. sRta SlsS doabie, 80 10 $50 PEI "hy
an, pn.u.,. ,us,, on h.ul S.ls.foon ls Ch.m.s
~ " &C NJ AoshhAN