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VNHE HOT SPRINGS,
L BATH COUNTY, VA.
Professor .; I. CABELI, u. d., OF the University


This renowned WATERIEG-pLACE will bs
open for the reception Of visitors JUNE lsr.
These Springs offer unsurpassed attractions 10
both the invalid and the plcasure-seeker. No ex-
pense effort VIII he spared by the proprietors to
make 1t as comfortable and pleasant rs possible 70
all visitors.
The numerous sources OF THERMAL WATERS
ut these Springs vary In temperature from So de-
grees Fahrenheit 10 ITO degrees Fahrenheit,
through the intermediate degrees, and thus pre-
They are, moreover, found TO prepare the system
for the beneficial action Of cold mineral waters,
whether saline, sulphurous, aluminons, or chaiy.
beate, In cases for which such waters As are found
in neighboring valleys are mainly indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETs, containing Q
numerous cases cured or relieved, will be furnished
on application 70 the Manager, at the Springs, or
to ). G. TARDY Co., Richmond, Va.
A TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been established
at the Springs, thus aGording visitors an oppor.
OF the world. j. A. McCLUHG, Manager.
! 8. @. TARDY,
THOS. r. PRICE d CO.,
4 mylsL2n Owners. Rfchmon'. Va.
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Domestic MarketAJBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. July le-Noon.-Flour 25@3sc.
higher and active and excited; Wheat s@tc. bet
Pork shade frmer anu quiet. Lard quiet and
held iMtc. higher. Cotton irregular and droop.
ing; upands. lslc.; Orleans, 2otQ2Cic.; sales, 500
bales. Frcignts unsettled.
Erentng --Cotton unsettled and quoted at 100
1919. for milldling upland; sales 600 bales. Flour
active excited, and soc. higher on shipping grades
sales of a. 900 barrels at IS 3sS5 rs Tor supertlne
western and State. and $5s5@Ss.5O for extra veg
tern and state. Wheat very active, and 5lsc.
No. . spring. and Sl.4s@l$l,55 for amber western.
Oats stronger at G2Gl6jc. for western. Pork quiet
at &29550DS29,6 5 tor mess. Lard firm at 1Gt4lesc.
for steam. Groceries firm and brisker. Freights
stronger.
BALTIMORE, July le.-Cotton dull and nomi.
nally quoted at lSi6,9c with Il downward ten
dcncy Flour excited and so unsettled that accurate
b given rea - ssa5r
white. $l.5O@S1.65; Pennsylvania, $la5Msl.5o !;
IVES tern, Sl.5601$l.50. White Corn. $l.l5GpSl.ls :
ye9w pGrk RT Tm s f naeSR
firm rib sides, 17tc: clear sides. lc; shoulders.
1lic.; hams, 24@l25c. Lard quiet at le.9l7c.
Nirginia es. sit bid 52s asked; 1868. 60 bid IS
asked: lsB7's, SIS bid, CT asked. North Carolina
6's, 81. bid IS asked,
ST.. LOUIS, July ls.--Coton quiet. Flour nrmer ;
from No. l wheat, s22S@ - 50. Corn nrm
$40 So o., Bacon nrm-Shouldsrs S'ts: clear
Tln, ii9r. clear SUES, 1870 LaTu, lorC- LOT Touuu
lots, l54@ll6c. for jo5bing.
LOUISVILLE, July ld.-Fiour active extra and
family, $3.50: Corn, $l.lo. Provisions tirmer.
Pork, $3.50. Bacon--ShOulders, ltc. clear rib
sides i7lc: clear sides, Isle; hams, 23tG24c.
Lard, lie. Whiskey, 0oc.
CINCINNATI, July ls.-Flour active; family,
SEQ 9S. Corn held at 0OMo5c. round lots. or.
Whiskcy. 953M06. Provisions stronger, with no
demand for mess pork. Lard and bacon in good
demand; shoulders, l3tc, clear sides, l6;g4l7c.
clear rib l?t6QlSc ut the close these rates were Of
Tered: sugar-cured hams held at 2ic.
CHARLESTON, July le.-Cotton quiet at &c.;
sales. so bales receipts, 100 bales exports, ~
bales stock, SOS bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 16.-Cotton irregular and
entirely nominal ~ me- sales, 100 bales receipts
1ss bales; exports TO Great Britain. j. 100 bales
stock, 81, si2 bales. Gold, 1lGt. New York sight
premium.
SAVANNAH, july 1G.--Cotton fiat at I7t@ll73c.
offered; sales, bales receipts 2SO bales; stock
8, $50 bales.
NORFOLK, July le.-CottOn dull low middlings,
17tc.; receipts, 1870 bales exports, coastwse, 100
bales; stock, l,009 bales. p.
MOBILE, July l8.-Cotton dull and nominal at
lsc, sales ~ bales; receipts, 50 bales; stock,
l6. 663 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jolly Is.--Cotton quiet and nominal: ;
sales 10 bales receipts 20 bales middlngs, l73c.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NEW YORK, july 1s-N oon.-stocks reery
strong. Gold ll6s. Money 4G4S per cent. ster.
ling Exchange-Long, ITO; short, lloi. 6-2o's
'e2. Ioat- Tennessee s's-Ex-coupons, 90; new,
o. Virginia e's--ES-coupons, d73 new, OF. Mis-
souri, 6's, OIL. Louisiana G's, Il new. 7lA; LcveC
So, pls. Alabama s's, 1ol; So, II. Georgia ca,
S.: "a, eo3. North Carolina e's, so3; new, a6s
South Carolina e's, s7a; new, 70.
Epening Gold firm at llos@lloi. Money easy
of sla per cent Sterling quiet at loaS@lloi. CO.
vcrnmcnts .lrmer; t2o's, 'o2 1ooa loos State sccu
rifles quiet. Stocks buoyant. lo-4o's, 1914. Ten.
ncsscr o's. s5; new, sa,. Virginia G's, e5 new, CO.
North Carolina 6's, 81 new, 3ot. Louisisns 6's,
ia new Lcvecs, II. Georgia C's, 81; rs, a2l.
Tie Sub-Treasury balance to-day Is, in gold,
81, ,495, and In currency, SIC, oa2, $50.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
4 MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.

A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.
This CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE
will be open for visitors on the 20TH JUNE.
The stage meets the up morning train from
Richmond at Jetersville on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
anu Saturdays, ana on Intermediate days when
notified. Fare to Springs and return tround-trip
Lickct), $3.50.
Board per month OF twenty eight days. 49,. $40 %
Board per week NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 0O
Children and servants, half price.
Parties referring to furnish their own bed linen,
towels lights, &C., 1886 per month.
Contracts for the season can be made by appli-
cation 10 GILES A. MILLER,
Proprietor,
Jetersyille post-ofice, Amelia, Va. or
5. s. COTTRELL,
f. l8-eodl5t Richmond, Va.
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.C,.,OIMtMERcIAllIj1..''
Grasrs npsI Esfu,,~ $50, =

Grain and FLOUR, market
Corn AND FLOUR Excs.sar
RICHMOND, VA, July 10, u7a,
0TFERrgGs.
Whedf.-White, $40 bushels. Red 4sa sus,e,.
oorn.-white. s7s bushels. Mixed, sS7 bushels.
Onta-ls2 bushels.
Neal. : 8! bushels. <@.E
Gh0pS.-s0 bushels.
Uheat.-White. 60 bushels very good tuew) on
private terms 1870 bushels fair on private terms
l92 bushels good ut sl.52i: q bushels common on
private teTms-total, 400 bushels. Red, zls bushels
new Cough and badly elned) ut $l.37t; 80 BUSH
els good(old) ut $l.do; I54 bushels common new
OF private tcTms-total. $50 bushels.
Corn.-White, ECO bushels prime ct sl.p.--
Mixed, 40 bushels very good at $l.le; loi bush
els very good at Sl.B.
0eas.-ss bushels good tnew) at SIC.
MeHL.-s4 bushels country bolted ut 4l.a0.
Ch0pS.-l0 bushels 1t &c. per pound.
RE-ExuIBITED.
IVheat.-Red, 2ls bushels.
REMARKS.
Offerings OF wheat on Change to-dsy, loa oush-
els against $50 bushels OH the corresponding date
Of last year. The market for wheat to-day was q
little more action, and good white brought 1sc.
more than on the preceding day. Offerings OF cofn
increased; sales light, and prime white lc better.
Oats dull Of sale. Prices on the corresponding
date of last year were as follows Wheat-White
prime, $l.75; red, very good. Sl.Gn. Corn White,
very good, 9dc. atS-fery good, nc.
The war news, affecting as 1t does commercial
interests, was an engrossing topic OF discussion
OH Change to-day. Its bearing on the Richmond
wheat market was especially canyassed. Some
believe that the declaration Of war Will induce
farmers to keep their wheat or tho market with
the expectation that the war Will be long one and
prices Will proportlonately advance; while ut the
same time some Of the parties who make this re-
mark about the farmers think that the war may be
j short, sharp, and decisive one; that accordingly
there will not be any such advance rs the caicula-
tors on long war look for, and that glut on the
down prices. Indeed, spectators seem 10 be
rather at fault on the whole matter. The Hour
market In this city has alreaiy felt the eject OF
the news and sales were made on Friday after It's
arrival at 25c. advance on extra, and holders are
asking more now. The market Is excited and 1r.
regular, but there Is an upward tendency. We
have heard of sale OF 500 barrels extra on FRI
day morning, and after the war news reached here
an offer OF IN advance of sec. per barrel on the
lot was refused. The stock OF old wheat in some
OF the principal marts In the United st aes WAS az
follows on the dates given New York, July o.,
I2s1 9l3; on New York canals July ss2, 5s2 Buff
falo, July . I'll, 100; Chicago July 2 100000 !;
Milwaukee. July 1877, SIT mot reduced on July 81;
a1oat lakes July 700, Ooototal, $3.50, lS. inc
stock of old wheat In New York OH July 10, 1852,
was 5l3, OIL bushels.
After the close Of 'Change to-day sale OF 10
bags ormixed corn was made 1T $l.2o. "a.
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oWEET SPRINGS,

y MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful WATERING RESORT, fsvosa-
bly known rs the "OLD SWEET and famous
for the wonderful medicinal properties OF It's wS-
ters and fashionable patrons, VIII open Tor the
eeason on JUNE 18TH: a.
Tine location, 900 feet above the sea level, with
cool mountain air and most magnincent scenery,
With mineral water from springs that rise In The
baths ut TEN perature OF 70 degrees, renders tho
United states. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
illuminated by gas.
A suitable livery in connection with the springs.
( Telegraph communication 20 every part OF sce
world. Board, u per day; e7s per m1ntn Bow
i 4. "a s,, Manager.
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Tho Cotton statement.

NEW YORK July 1s.-The following Is state,
ment of the cotton trade the ports of the United
states for the past week Receipts, 0,i65 bales.
Exports-To Great Britain, 10 sos bales to Con.
tincnt 4, 425 bales. Stock on hand and shipboard
not yet cleared, l43, SIS bales.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,
SPRINGS will be onen al for

VARIETY SPRINGS will be opered for
the reception OF visitors on the FIRST Oh
JULY. They lie fifteen miles west OF StSnnt"n,
directly on the Chesapeaks and Ohio railrnnd' the
very fine, consisting Of chalybeate, alum, all
healing, and sulphur. Mountain scenery grand.
Music and other amusements. Bathing IN healing
water gratis. n
TERMS One month, $40; per week, 4l?; per
day, ~ Children under twelve years and SER
wants, hair price p. & NJ. BURRUsS,
4 lie lS-2m ProUrfetOre.
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TOURTH OF JULY, 1870. :,

- - JOLLIFICATIUNS.3 .. - =
o,,r assortment Of PROVISIONS Is complete.
comprising in part Sugar-Cared Halns and
shoulders, Corned Beef, Beef Tongues, Hog
1,Ssnse &c orders LEFT with l.. TOWERS. NJ
1916 Main street after mafkeS hours, WIZ % az
tended to. Wanted, to employ . Cooper VINO WIZ
ment. 80 =, 80 y ~ ~ fF H. II, JAMEa
I is s.-F&stjyss Is apd ~ First Market,
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MOUNTA1N-TOP HOUSE.-This we'll
WI known place Of summer resort, situated In
Rockish Gap, on the Blue Ridge mountain. and
within one mile Of Alton depot. on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, having been newly res
fitted with entirely new anu elegant furniture, Is
now open for the reception OF visitors. .
The air at MOUkTAIN-TOPt Ii always remark
ably cool with fine freestone and chalybeata
water, and magnificent view.
The undersigned having leased the above pro-
comfortable.
Guests will be conveyed to and from the depot
free Of charge. Address
- s. II. GOODLOE & CO.,
Alton depot
24--2m Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, July -Noon.-Consols. OH. United
States bonds, S5a.
LoSDoN, july ls-Afternoon. -Consols. sla.
United states bonds and stocks Hat and nominal !;
5-2U's, CO. IS.
LIVERPOOL, July l6-Noon.-Thereis great ex-
element In the market here. Cotton irregular !;
uplands, Old Orleans, Old; estimated sales, 900
bales. Red western Wheat ss. Sd. red winter,
los. al. Flour, 2Is. Corn, 33s.
LIVERPOOL, July ls- Euening. Cotton heavy !;
uplands, Ssd. orleans, 9sd. sales 400 bales,
including l. 900 bales for export and speculatloh'
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Importation of HHaytien Negroes into
l1OniStnnR.

New ORLEANS, July 1G.-Thr schooner
Jcanncte, from Port an Prince uid st. Ma
rvs, Hayti, with ciehty-nine negroes for
Louisiana plantations, has arrived. 1t is sta
ted that the schooner will return for anoth-
pr carpO.
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nR. GEORGE +. kEESEE, DEN E5TgS
IL TIST, gives special attention to the eHYfW
preservation of the natural teeth both by filling
and the correction OF irregularities OF the same.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH at moderate prices. Teeth
extracted by the aid OF pure nitrous oxide gas
when desired. Office. corner Of Broad and Nine
tcenth streets. Residence In rear. je2t-1m
TAYLOR BROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1112
i MAIN STREET, lover Tribbett's confec-
tiOnery) extract teeth without pain insert teeth
IS low as OILS, and don't charge for extracting.
Sensitive teeth filled without pain. ANY tooth
filled with gold, and warranted for life, at
TAYLOR BROTHERS.,
lll2 Main street, Richmond, Va.
N. B.-Instructions in any branch OF dentistry
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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1G.-Passed in,
for Baltimore. bark Ella Stevens and brig
Chesapeake, from Demarara. Sailed, brig
Adrian, from New York.
Passed out. bark Mozart Richmond, for
Hayrp.
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DISASTROUS FIRE--SEvENTY-FTv HORSES
BvEsEp.-Nep York, July ia barn be-
longing to the Troyand Lansingburg Horse
Railroad Company, located at Lansing burg,
was destroyed by lire this morning. Seventy
five horses, ten cows, and one Numbered
tons of hay and quantity of other pro-
perry, were burned. Loss, Sd0, 600 insured.
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ExDGrt of SDccie.

New YORK, July 16.-The City of Brus-
sells to-day took out 81, $50, 900 in specie for
Liverpool, and the Herman German
steamer), for Bremen ria Southampton,
takes out $56,000 in specie.
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DENTISTRY.

AT HOME A G A IN.-Aftcr aEga@
"A short absence, I am again ut my Cd7Yp
Office and will remain until ABOUT the lst OF Au-
gust after which expect TO be absent several
weeks. Persons needing my services Will please
note the above announcement.
TEETH EXTRACTED W T Fl 0 L I PAIN.
All other dental operations performed In the best
style. GEORGE Is. STEE'. Dentist,
" li-6t 1913 Main street.
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obituary..

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 1G.-Judge A. H.
Longstreet died at Oxford, Miss, in his
eightieth year.
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IN CWANCKKY,

: TO MRS. MARY E. POSTER: You will take
notice that. on the GOTH DAY OF AUGUST next,
ut Mathews Courthouse, between the hours or 10
O'Clock A. and O. clock p. NJ, shall proceed 10
take the dispositions OF several persons; TO be read
as evidence on my behalf In a certain cause In
chancery now pending In the circuit court OF said
county, in which am plaintiff and you are de-
fendsnt. And II for any cause the taking OF sala
denositions shall not be commenced ON that day,
or btiug commenced shall not be concluded The
trking OF the same will be continued from time TO
1Wa oI saws DANIEL II. FOSTER.
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WOODWARD & son, LUMBER AND
. w COMMISSION MERCHANTA corner
petersburg depot, have on hand large STOCK OF
Virginia and North Carolina HEART ana MMh.
fIEa pT nnd INTERCHANGEABLE DRESSED
FL0ORING, PINE and CYPRESS sHiNGLES
OAK and CEBAk POSTS; for saie low Tor
70 nr,,sr at abort notice. jy ia--Tu&F3m
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One of the features OF the coming New
England Fair at Manchester, N. H., will be
"stock exchange" where cattle and
horses will be bought and sold,
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TUD. B. WOOD, D. d. S.. PRAC- -
ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES. The painless
extraction Of teeth is great point gained In den.
tai surgery. A full supply of PURE NITROUS
OXIDE GAS always OH hand 4 II work guaran-
teed to give entire satisfaction. Terms moderate
Office, ElnIh Street in rear OF Wood & Sons drug
store jy2
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ENREDERICKSHALL WeiE-kn0wn
T. place. situated within half a mile Of Frede-l
rickshall DEPOT, on the Chesa pcake and Ohio IL
road, where there Is telegraph and post-ofice, Ia
now open for BOARDERS. This Is one of the
and the mountains. Persons living In Richmond
and wishing 10 place their families In the country
where they can obtain GOOD BOARD and have
an opportunity Of visiting them frequently and
eheaply will find this to be very desirable place.
There are two passenger trains-one night and one
day train-over this road and freight trains with
passenger cars attached. Tickets for three months
can be obtained Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company for $ls, emitting the holder to
travel on the road to and from Richmond to this
place often as he plexses.
TERMS: $50 per month; children under twelve
years Of age and cOlored servants, SIS White SER
wants cannot be taken.
je 2s-lm n. w. HARRIS.
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VIRGINIA.-Atr rules held in the clerks
Y Office of the circuit court of Mathews county,
on Monday the 9th day OF June, 1870:
Daniel H. Foster. ...iiaintin'
Against
IN CIIANCERY.
The object OF This suit Is to obtain for the plain
tiff q divorce from the bond OF matrmony, aud
that she may be forever barred from any RICH.
/ a Tadayft having been made and fled that the
said defend mt Mary l.. Foster, Is not resident
OF this state sh. Is required TO appear In the said
cert,s ONCE within one month after due publica-
ton hereof, and do what may be necessary TO pro-
tecI her interest.
A copy-Teste.
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our Special Reporter
C5.tNAL CONVENTION
..., n,vRrSri>G DISCUSSION.

r,.s.ZG PROCEEDINGS.
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HOFFMAN, LEE & CO.,
Ill TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
63 EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, MD,
offer their services to the IN nufacturers of Vir
ginia aud North Carolina for the sale Of MANU-
FACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal cash advances on shipments.
PHILIP A. BALL, Salesman. ap 2S-e0d3m
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T'HE TRUE FOUNTAIN OF HEATTu
\ THE COLD SULPHUR SPRINQa VA. to-"
miles from The Goshen depot OF the Chesapeate
stanton, sixty miles from the Greenbrier White
sulphur SPRING., and within an easy days Journey
OF Baltimore, Md Washington, ID. G. AID Ric1.
m0nd and Lynchburg. Va.
goratinz. :,
The hotel is now open for VISITORS. Tn1 aotei
accommodations are COED. GOOD ballroom music
Is In attendance
A line Of stage coaches run daiIylfron Goshen
depot to this place. and there fs also daily line
running between the Cold Sulphur Sp.i G * ana
the Rockbridge Alum Springs, only seven miles
distant.
Rates Of board: Per day, $3.50; per wo.s, s,s;
per month, $50.
jy Slot j. b. G00DLDT.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

A Y. STOKES g. CO., WHOLESALE
IN. GROCEkS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.-We have In store
d large and well-assorted stock of GRoCERiEs;
which We offer to the merchants Of Virginia and
North Carolina 100 hogsheads T.. r. and V. r.
Sugars 500 barrels Maryland Sugar-Relnng Com
pany's Sugars. " 10 A. y. STORES q CO.
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FL 1Egs0MYBs
SWEET. CHALYBEATE' SPRINGS.
~. tss .a54s8 iALLEGHANYs COUNTY. VA
IFORMERLY Known AS ssuEp EWxEr,,,1 y

This DELIGHTFUL RESORTS nor omen for
the accommodation Of visitors. n nagnjfcsos
pQ0L.BATE, unsurpassed In the World q Ia
skE SUPPLIED WITH EVERY LUXURY,
1erec as attractions to visitors. Tie water ID
most powerful tonic. r t11ss'E ~ :
month. N"a'' 70 pSi "'SA' w. fcf
state Journal COPY. tvlssv
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GUNNER RETREAT

GREENWOOD, at GPEEHwoon nrpor
for and Ohio rairosd l. now open
day. Wv per week, or " per
apply to w. DIgur.n,.
~ 12-10t* Rafiroad ih .hl ono
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30
The editor Of the AerieuNuyist says

The editor Of the AgricuNuyist says
that Mr.. Knox, of Pittsburgh, tIied sever.
al modes of cultivating the strawberry in
order to reach his present success. AT
first he set the plants in rows two and
one-h half feet wide, and eighteen inches in
the row. This gave too much room. The
next plan was beds consisting Of rows
eighteen inches apart, plants one foot
asunder In the rows. This increased the
productiyeness, but the cultivation was
diflculk The third and last plan was
tried, and, being satilfactogy, vas adopted.
The rows are two feet apart, plants one
foot asunder ii the row, the hill system
being practised. g tis'is go
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

AYrBB thirty years LrIsi, Perry Davis " rAlrs
KILLEB" may Justly be styled the great medicine
Of the world for there IL no region Of the globe
into which has not found its way, and none.
where 1t has not been largely used and priced
proved itself to be well adapted for the cure Of
considerable variety Of diseases; II 10 a speedy
and safe remedy for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises,
wounds and various other injuries. ~ well AZ fos
dysentery, diarrhea, and bowel complaints gener-
ally; II IL admirably suited for every OF men.
on the face Of the globe 1t IL sold by all medicine
Naa1eya
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30
Economical housekeeping.
e have now

Economical Housekeeping. We have now
Co., which we advise every who takes inter ess
In the food question 70 read desc,bes concissly
origin and OF the edible Sea Moss Farine ans
presents array Of scientific and other test mony In
IT. favor which can hardly fail 70 convince the moss
skcpucal OF its paramount claims - an economic,
wholesome digest bic, emnently nutritious and very
pleasant addition to the national caste This ct least Is
hotel keepers, artistic cooks physicisns chemists.
merchants, &c OF New York. have arrived, and they
state heir Op.L ons this subject their own d r
natures, Ia tho pamphlet to which We sllude.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30
DurnO's Catarrh SnuH

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Relieves Headache, Promotes KxpectorafioI,
Cures Catayrh in its worst FORMS and eweetens tha
Breath It contains no Tobacco, II mild, and pro-
notes pleasant sensation and beneficial results t9'
all who appreciate "A Clear Head" Sold eveTC-
where BY Druggists.
KIDDER d WRrHxRML, Agents,
lO4 William st.. New York.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

.-Rice TEittera Of one egg In Q
cup Of sweet milk; two cups Of hour; cup
Of boiled Eice; one quarter OF . teaspoon.
fnl soda; stir In white Of one en-, well
beaten drop In hot lard
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

"A man in New York city has lately
retired rom business with large fortune
His occupation was to visit the different
hotels in the city two or three times a
week for the purpose Of killing the ra.A
beetles, and vermin OF oil kinds, for which
he was paid 20 much an hour.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best In the worlG.-
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable
instantaneQus no disappointment; no Ridiculous
tinte; remedies the III effects of bad dyes invg-
CRATES and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful BLACK
or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumersr
and properly applied at the Wig Factory, I6 Bond
street. New York,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

"A new Australian steamer company
has been organized at San Francisco for q
direct communication with Sydney-time.
81 days-to commence service before the
10th Of July. f3eH