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9a CUNAKD LINE.
TH Il BRITISH 4 MORT II
<fS AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL SrEAM NJ
&ZgI4ELSHIPS between NEW YORK and
kzsS<Ssxzs-ssLI LIVERPOOL. calling at Cork Harbor
aBYssiNIA.T6 at IS. RJssiA. Wed. oe y 49, ,.
SAMARIA, Sat. Oct 1.lCALABRIA, Tn. &c 20.
SCOIlA. Wed. b. CUBA, Wed. =" 20
BATAVIA, TIL. I" 6. PALMRY, Til. &c q.
TARiFFA, sat. g CHINA, Wed. Now 2.
JAVA, Wed. GO IL.
RATES OF PASSAGE
By the Steamers not carrying Storage.
clrSI CaDn, - lou
foecOnu CdDln s...'..'.'...'.s,.'...,... oO)
First Cabin to Paris. .............. S145, gold.
By the Steamers carrying Storage.
First Cabin. $50, gold Steerage. $780,. currency.
steamer of this line leaves Liverpool tor Boston
every Tuesday, bringing freight and passengers d.
rect. s
Sieerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
and all parts OF Europe, at lowest rates.
Through Bills OF Ladng given for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre, Antwerp, and other ports Oh the Continent;
and Tor Mediterranean ports. :
For freight and cabin passage appiy at the compa-
nys office, IL Broad-st. JAMES ALEXANDRA,
Agent. j.. -.,.
For Storage passage apply to LAWRENCE &
RYAN, 10 Broad ST., Boston. nO10'69eOdt
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Good Two Story Rousn TO-. Sol.

a NEW, two storied house on Franklin st. near
- me faIk contains fourteen finished rooms, gas
ana brlck cstefn, conveniently arranged Ior Two
amiler Terms liberal. 'A wv
Apply TO W M. Ii. JERRIS. Real Estate Agent
sep14d3w* NexC east of civ Hail
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Maine Central Railroad
PORTLAND DBANGoR LINZ

PORTLAND AND BANGOR LINE.
EHfi55ssssssFa Trains W.. leave Grand Trunk Dkn
s1se-x at Portland Tor Auburn and LeWi,iou
at 10 Z. NJ, LOS p. NJ ~ 'oH
Leave iof Ws,elvll'e, Kendal"s Mills, Neyport
Dexter, tM0osehesd Lake, anu Eaueor at 1 Is p
NJ. Connecting with The Eli . can l. North Ameri.
can t. L. soT tosns roi II and east. - :.
freight train leaves Pc Il. nj Tor Bangor and in
termed.iie s,a.lo,s 81 6.cj A. NJ. =
Trans leave Lewiston and Auburn tor Portland
and POston ct GO A. NJ, 1900 r. NJ
IRAN nom Bangor aud Intermediate stations Is
due in Portland at 2iOP. NJ, ard from Iewiston
and Auburn oniy o . $40 A. NJ rl-I -
The only ROME 10y which through tickets are sold
to Bangor, Dexter and all Intermediate stations
east Of the Kennebec River, and baggage checked
through. E. %.
dec16tf EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
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Portland & Kennehec r, e,

I tA -lntN'~ I'D - I'M III 30
summer Arrangement. May. 23, 1872 O.
Es77ss5sFl Passenger ira ms leave Portland daily
A. NJ, 5.15 P NJ.
Leave for Bath, lewiston Augusta wateryille
SkOwhegan and Bangor, at 1915 p M. 7 -
Morning tain from Augusta for Portland and
Boston, leaves at 5.s5 and from Skowheg an at 600
"A. Nj. - ~
Afternoon Express from Augusta tor Portland and
Boston leaves at 315. 70 -ftT llef f. I.-f
TRAINS FROM BOSTON: f.
The Morning train leaving Boston at 7sO A NJ
from Boston & Maine or Eastern Railroad Depo1s
connects at Portland with the 1245 NJ train for
ai stations on TINS line, connecting at Brunswick
with Androscoggin Railroad Tor Lewiston, Farming
ton and stage line to Rangeley Lake; at Kendai's
Mills with Maine Central Railroad for Putsfield
Newport, Dexter and Bangor, ! -
The Noon train leaving Boston at 1900 NJ. con.
meets wit the 5.15 nj train at Portland for Lew
1stOn, Bath and Augusta. I
PASSENGERS leaving Boston on the 800 or 600
O'Clock NJ. trains for Portland, arriving same even
ing, can on the following morning take a passenger
train leaving the Portland u ennebec DEPOT at Il 10
A NJ tor Bath, Lewiston, &C., arriving at Augusta
THROUGH FREIGHT TRIMS
TINS line, arriving earlier than by any other line
- w These Trains are supplied with Refrigerator
cars, which enables dealers in Fresh Meat, Vegea-
pies, Fruit &C., to have their Freight delivered IN
goou order IN the hottest of weather. EI
STAGE CONNECTIONS. III
Connect at Bath for Wscasset Damariseotta, War
rem, WadOborO, Thomaston and Rocklanu daily
Gardner tor Alma, Newcastle, &C. Augusta Tor
WINDSOR Liberty and Belfast. Vassalboro' for Ia 1t
and North Vassalboro' and China. Kendali's Mills
Tor Norlidgewock North Arson, New Portland So
Ion, Athens and Harmony. daily For Brid9ton
The Forks and Moosenead Lake, rri-Weekly.
Augusta, May IS, 1870. ma, 3stt
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Public Notice.

hE koad leading by the Marine Hospital. in
not nwses.9rook, known as the "Neranda Road - is
ii. B. BOODY,
Road Commissioner OF Westbrook
Westbrook, September %, 1870 sep.t,i3w
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FOR BOLIVIA.
Portland and Kenaebee Steamer,

assz. On and after Tutsiny, Iun,
-~~zT4M 2Isf, the ..rrl
sssszlalnkAE4 steamer Ella
- n will leave Franklin Wharf
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al An
ior Bath, RchmOnd, Gardiner, and Augusia ami
other landings On the Kennebec - 1850
ketuIning leave Augusta at s A. NJ every Man
day, Wednesday and Friday 'i0"
Freight received in Portland Mon Law wsdpasda,
and Friday rom to 5 p. NJ -
Fare to Bath. 10 cts. Richmond 81 90; Gardin,r
SIPS; 3allowell 81 40; Augusta, Si5O
For further particulars apply TO JOHN IIAKF
Agent, Franklin Wharf. innoi,f -
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WE'VE GHEEEE.fEGs ="
al who Dsvs committee an excess OF srs iId'
he theI it be The solitary vice OF youth, the t;ns
rig rebrke of misplaced confidence in uaturer years.
SEEK EOR All ANTiDOTE IN SEASON.
Tbs Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Frostration that may follow Impure Gotten,
X. are the Barometer to the whole systeyu.
Do not visit for the contamination that sure to fol-
low: dc not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
E M Disabled Limbs, for L0ss OF Beauty
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If the patient be female, the approach of the
menses is Looked tor with anxiety, as the first symp.
tom in which Nature is to show her saving power in
dfusing the circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom OF health. Alas increase of appetite has
grown by what it fed the energies Of the system
are Frustrated and the whole economy is deranged.
The beautiful and wonderful period in which body
and mind undergo SO fascinating a change from
child to woman, is looked for in vain: the parent
heart bleeds in anxiety, and iancies the grave but
waiting for its victim.
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N o II L Q e

have a new method of inserting artificial TEETH.
by means of which no food lodge under the pare
and they are SO firmly held in place that it is i'm
possible to tip loosen them in biting or mast
food, This new method can be Iapplied to old and
troublesome sets. sep6 dtf
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Sltanlbouis Hno Railroac,.
ERdE ERALWAH;Eu5TgAsEENss A,H;E5s sIS LSAyE y1oI p5eo 6E

q "f5St - SMaSAbEhs ST. AND foof 81 ss6
81 ilRoUah IL t1hfoNSFs oiNxSpRFss TRAINS LEAVE CHAM
Bsfs BhfsS Ssr fFksA EEkSF VI ab ST. IL Els A. P
fR6ysp FRO Hiis b&RkwfSa & l s peepAcHEs VIII Ae
SSfSE4SS $S sSSsI%s Vhl
a <. Il, fHAiS ffGoM sgsSsttgaASS& 70 higFf%
ffAto s SEp nj fE TM TaAfs fST SRoa SFk SES
SHArIo 6Gf RES LGAys GS
,sSi r.Tt Jsrys and %sy nO A. NJ and ''OP.M
tor Middletown and WAY. at $50 p n. esd st, 81
ores coas sa1Hs sna HSs Way sse M e. r. ss
S 4. S g. .sd 81, sss = NJ $50 aud
E1p spneIp and %sy,s ana p a. Issd g. ~ and AZ
icis; and ii:S I: Nj .i,S So SIS ana e:,, From
-. ns%Ssrs ne ss Z. ppeeo At O'i' 1918 Nj nM 'h 4
'ies TssSsn;4si and H,a,,s sfCn ssa :, p.pS., 4,
Fro@ chs%bs,, st. Depot, VA H. Il Ill taij, isis.
ssa:.; ga w1s s sSg 81 Sasss sat-
op ~ & &Glssg@d s M s.usda Sspos SSs
H s%s 'T Ss &c ss
Ss. foE e checking md ,fan'sa ~ @ Of ssgfss may se
81 "orusr sN 4. al and nS sy Harlem
s ssa fndon & "a prookyn Depot: 1901 81 chambers 81
Long bosk pspo,: jer'ey CITY, and Of The Agents 81
'"s wM. X BARR General Passenger Agent
Lp Ru9krn, General superintendent
'DAiiy. For Hsckenssck only. tFor Piermont only.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and ali points on Housa.
tonic ana kaugatuok tiailroad.-Fare. 81. steamers
DAYS eIcepted),
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Emmixt

4imnfiM .
TNvEsTMENT.
THs FIRST NoBraAas
SEVEN PxB CENT. BONDS
OF the
NEW HAVEN. MDDLErowN and wn.LIMASrIc
RAILROAD COMPANY
Of
CONNECTICUT
ere offered 1t Par and Interest.
THE AIR LINE ROAD WHOM completed. win furnish
the shortest quickest between New York and
Boston. bring the greater part OF New England In
closer railroad Communication with the chief comm
cisi city OF Amerioa
Tho distance saved between the two oties will be
some 0miles, and the time about hour.
0ne-haif Of the road h nearly finished. and coon
trains viii run Middletown. The work on the Esst
ern section between Middietovn and wiiiimant,o. 10
vsi under vayonehsf ofths trading being completed.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
present Q safe and attractive Investment They bear
seven per cent interest payable half yeary-Msy and
Novsmber-n New YORK. free OF Government tar
and from State and local taxes In Connecticut, are
issued denominations OF $500 and 81 900. and can
the option Of the holder. be Registered. With with
out Coupons attached.
THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT
10 Trustee for the bondhoders and everv bond be
oountcrsigned by the Comptroller OF tho State.
This dcservedY popular security possesses sdvan.
tages aud attractions which will always make IL .
FAvoRITR INVESTMENT and one which must be
constantly In demand.
HATCH FooTR,
Bsnkeu and Dealers in Government Securities.
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Jrsnrasa

~o>,>oooo~SeSS~sS" S"SSs,~~>~~N~~>O>o~@
THE MUTUAL BENEFITS
LIFE INSURANCE. coxrls1.
NEWARK. NJ.
ORGANIZED In 1886
:; ss$ p ss: e Rss..ss
su%c,r u no :. :s'i % AScsa s:S insured
THE USUAL DIVIDEND PAID IN 1870. AND TWO
ORDERED PAID IN is7i.
The sooye statement 10 presented By the Directors %
the result OF twenty-five years bssiness.
Conducted with prudence. nothing has been lost on
Investments
Managed with economy. tho expenses nave always
been smsll-ths Dividends always isrgs,declsred On
nusliy. and paid when doe
Neither Directors or ofncers arc allowed oommu'
sious on bushes, or loans. and none have scquired
wealth in the Compsny's service
Intending hereafter ss heretofore. to sc faithful
Trustees for the members the Directors oer tho bene
nu OF this Mutual Life Association TO all Of sound
health who desire 10 their lives, on the most
favorable terms
Reports. Tables. and other Information on tho sub
ice, furnished gratis at the ONCE OF the Company or
any OF its Agencies.
DIRECTORS;
LEWIS G. GROVER, JOHN II. wKKks
HENRY McFARLAS, NEHEMIAH PERRY,
CHAs. S. MACKSKr, JOSIAH q. Low,
A. g. SMELLING, JosKPu A. HALsEr,
r. n. GREENE II. N. CoNoAn.
l. n. FRornINunkM OSCAR L. BALDWIN.
LEWIS c. GROVER Hresfdsni.
IT, N. CoNoAR, vice.Prcsidcnt.
EDWARD A. STRONG, secretary.
BENJAMIN G. MILLER, Treasurer.
AMzI Dopp, Mathematician.
SAMUEL n. LLOYD, state Agent,
Eastern District & New York.
i7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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HlnntnI sneirnm,nrs.

Hlus,m snstrum,ms
A HHEAT OFEEH.-HORACE wATEIlo No
n 4bl BioadwAy VIII dispose OF 100 Piano. Melodeops
and Organs OF ak nrtclAss makers. including Chick
crngs nt extremely low prices ior during lhis
MONTH or Will tIke from - 10 S25 monthly untiI DAD
Tho same TO et' and rent money Ap?lled purchafed
A sPLENDID piano free OF charge by deposItIng
N 800. G3 ith Av. between t5th and 18Th sts
\ ADy wanting money -t9O.-IIandsome pianofortet
ker' u Third 81.
INHE BEST place Tor bargains New and second.
fHCnEk6 Gl. ~. sn0 lls VI 1sth 81 ' ~
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= tqal Hotirta


SUPIBMB COgHT-C,iy, and County of. New
& S.k.chofss @ o,I GSSsdwin. plaipnn, against james
In pursuance o. lpd. amen. OF the Supreme Court of
s % az SsS rorh in MADE 70 The sSsS1 S ss!ea a &c
S%sn Ssy YIN & 70 .ae public sucGn y n o. ne n
soSFRrs aoStiR hasssss sss sss he ss~ 9eSSy
Una .tsnss tsss wa ~ Say :!
sy !Ss iniSrsec,os q ihe aoTtac Inc q One Hun
f,Sh sS:uss Sansins thence nSiiSssy sioSs is Ss:t
sSd psase
aud Tnirysixth street one hundred aud ten feet
oSP iSSs @ .Gs s'S Si
sosf sa Sorsy sas One fs sad %
sixth street one hundred aud ten feet the place II
u s g Wand S's q a o New " Yo
sfOresad e9sGSsS a, ana descriysd q, foll9Ts 70 wit
% qs aaH an s S% Sdped ns nS
street feet and eleven inches thence running
northery along the westerly side Of Fth avenue one
parallel with one Hundred ana Thirty sixth street one
with finh avenue one Lunared and tw,nsy.nye feet
spd thence es,lery and parallel with one Hundred and
place OF beginning,
Dated New YOr@, June 4 1870; o,.
M. BHIo0s, PainIin's Attorney.
SUPREME COURr-Cny ana COunty OF New
ia against The New YORK Gaano COMPANY. % Sef.pdsnt pn
Il. II PSsssIes ~ % Of SJGa.@e@! Of the sqprs%s Court o.
lGo, James H. Coleman the Referee therein named
VIII expose Tor sale a public auction. the 9TH day OF
Joy, y, nv a. Y O'Clock nooa at the Exchange sales
Roberts Mcclure. auctl loneer. the lands ana prem.
60 described In said Judgment order-that s TO say
Two certain euano Islands IN the Car rbbean Sea, known
As lhe swan Islands together with all and Singular the
wharyes, house hotel buildings, machinery boats
emens and heredltaments, and all the privileges and
ap9nlenanoes thereto appertain and the reyersion
ana reNersions remainder and Temainders, rents, ID.
sues, and pronh thereof Ana also, all the estate,
t'e nisIsss prSpsT% claim and
said company In and to the same aud every part and
parcel thereof, with the appurtenanCes
JANE, II COLEMAN, Referee,
HAwKISs& q CoTkks. Plaintiffs Attorneys
JNPgKSuANgE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County OF New York, notice ~ hereby given TO
all persons having claims against Henry g. Lyon late
Oft Guy of New York. deceased To present The
with vouchers thereof TO the snbSc bers A the unce
Of Luther Lawrence, ksd., ia Nassau ST. N the city
OF Now YORK, on or before the nrs day OF August
Dstet new Y3IN. The twenty ,econd day OF January
"" LaihaRH Lniihf H S. Aaa hAx I'm IL. Administrators.
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RANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY CLEws q CO.
% WALL STREET

ON DAILY BALANCES OF CURRENCY OR GOLD.
PcrsonA depositing with chcck at sight In same
manner he with National Banks,
Certificates Of deposit bsucd bearing interest At
ket rates Collections made on all points, and loans
negotiated. =
We 5py and sell At current market prices U. g. GOV
ERNMENT BONDS OF all issues, and execute orders
Tor the purchase and sale OF GOLD. and al ncAss Sc
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Oos ,THlsk 1nis Eou91y 4k cp Aoolpa p.nom.n. plan
every body can secure without further cost one OF the
splendid lots OF the Jamaica Lot Association an intti
tuition which with the Krestest success OF mod
ern tmea Hundreds OF lots have aieady been sold 70
delighted and enthusiastic buy ert In order 10 give
thoe VINO have VI eecn tho property chanoo TO ex
anime the same with view Of purchasi "a
GRAND FREE RIDE. -. .,..x..s..z..
viii take place on Wednesday. June :, oyer south Side
Railroad. Cars viii leave foot OF South sth 81, VIII
lansburgh At O'Clock Al wac aIe looking for nrs
Glaze lots nl who want 10 secure homes OF their own
all who wish TO the MI setics o. lenomcnts arc
invited to call on ADOLpI DANDMAN.h At his once, ~
lowery. and secure tickets for next wednesdays cN'
oursion.
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DEPORT OF GEORGE w. MILLER,
sGPERINTLNDENT OF THE INSURANCE DEPART.
MENT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
OF HIS EXAMINATION OF 1nE SPECIAL
CHARGES AGAINST THE OFFICERS
AND TRUSTEES.
AND THE GENERAL CONDITION OF THE AFFAIRS
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
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6IottrIts.
4tnilstrp.

1 PER T0OTHi15Ths a n5ess 1.,.a go sop.ingogs gum
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Xos ano 5cuuc.
I OST-on Thursday. June ., check No, II. on the
i ! kAnonai Bank OF America, drawn TO the order OF
John Mullane by Prof s. Morse amount, $50 90.
Any person return II to 81 East 2gd ST. VIII receive
the thanks OF the owner as payment has Dcen stopped
nj An RENA II ID aud no niasked.-I Will
DI'Nt pay tue above reward ioT INC return OF me
box stolen from ~ Lee nhrd street. containing notes
and papers OF value to anyoony bnt the owner. as
payment has been stopped. PHll.lP hETlIE
q REWARD for gold charm. lost on Friday,
DD JuIe g. On the corner OF Bro me and Wooster
sts., with initials D. d. The Under viii please return
II 10 0j Greene St., New iork.
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Neal easfa
IfsHIT fMfcSTxST xTofios sIES

Rtn Osss- s-..--.-......
mfGHLT IMfOHTxHT xUOTIoN sXLE
IN TIE orrY or RAILWAY.
crrI AND coUHTRY COMBINED.
LEWIS \. WOOD
WIN positively sell. without tuis o. reservation By
order Of WIN. \. FLEMING. ne, on the grounds. on
THURsDAY, JUNE o. 1870, AT O'CLOCK r. n.
100 CHOICE LOTS AND SIX NEAT H0UaKs.
Txnns-Ten per cent. and Aucttonecrs fee on day OF
sse - per cent In thirty days per cent on or BE-
fore three years. COLLATION. 70 bs served up st the close
For o %sps @ - ana nd psiacuisi. sspiy to WOOD, g
hnoogomery Sc jersey Guy eho; r aythE9uks' h.. !"
no Brosdwsy. corner Fulton 81. New York.
r. A. LAWRENCE, Aucsionser.
LAWRENCE. OAKLEY rLEURY
wiii cell at suction. the premises.
TUESDAY. JUNE 7. 1910.
Atf2M.
On EASY terms and absolutely 70 the highest bidder
Beautifully located, nys MINUTES ysik from depot,
TO ASp ffSM sT%Svy FORK.
Of . % &c. 5 Il frS &: nav q
.Ss. ,S SS C s. s; s. .,:.i s,:. . % S.s g;
ana ffs. tickets " Auo,'on,er, enc: sb j. Pine
'' vss.. sS 4; bsif. Es.ii s..S :sSSss sssl.
O. ;o AhEESSrsoSSSEa.Sssa ND a.. p
' F:: S:s &::
SIXTY VILLA PLOIe AT
PASSAIC VILLAGE.
Thcee lots are Handsomely situated on very high
around, on both sides Of Bloomneld az, With hsgsod
wags the Erie Rslway tAton, within wa lkir dit
tance OF the Paterson Newark Railroad station and
within two minutes walk Of the Delaware. Lacka.
wanna aud Wcstern T.aiiroad. The famous PAssao
County Mineral sprlng Is but nye minutes walk from
the property seventy per cent may remain on BOND
and mortgage In consequence OF an unexpected delay
In tho mplction OF the boEe OF the Delaware Lacka
wanna ana Western Railroad Company over the Passeic
river will be impossible to run train over that road
on the day Of sale. Airangcncnts have been mede,
however, with the Erie RAILWAY Company, By which
parties wishing TO attend the sale will be eken TO Passao
by that road. COLLATION. on the arrival OF tho train
For mas. passes. aud fnll psrtcalsrs' Apply NJ the
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Rtrnobal.

NOTICE OF REMOvAL.-THE DELAWARE
IN Az ID HUDSON NCANALtOMPANY.-On and after
MAY the busness OF this Company will be transacted
N O''' a" CHkiiLEs p. HARTT. Treasurer.
New York May %, Is7O
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIs
LIFE INSURANCE ooxrlSf.
NEWARK. NJ.

Losses paid on lives Of Deceased Members. t5te5
Dividends OF returned Premiums declared. LIS ss
Assen subject to all liabilities Jan. lsp. ~
Number OF Members 5000 Amount insured i0.ococp
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GSPSY CLAIRyOYANTi i-Best in the world
N Asssls those In We and trouble consulted for
business, and diseases, &C. iOi Wet 18th 81.
OOK HRRki-N hnmbug. Mad. ROSS tells
everything the name Of the one you marry and that
oiher visitor causes speedy marriages. brings
those long separated the likeness OF the one YOU
marry. lo9 west iist ST. between Broadway and 7h
MDm. WELLINGTON Business and medical
t!l clarNoyant, tells YOU all you wish to know
nkeness, name ana nunbcrs Fee 70 cents. II4 West
10Th 81. bet nh av and broadway Ring basement btl
MADAME WISE, UiairY oysnt See her for busI
Nl iless, lOte affairs lucky numbers. name. likeness
NO. lb esi Nth st- neAf eth av Zee. SOC. W 81
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THs Y1Rsr NoRraAas
SEVEN PxB CENT. BONDS

NEW HAVEN, MpDLErowN and wn.LIMASTIc
RAILROAD COMPANY
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sian fleets are fitting for sea at cro.. =,
as nave repeatedly notified Won fl" and
aamles on the Polish frontier are to aIe kussiar
offensive at once if necessary " assume T.,
CARtskHUE, Sept 23.-The strash
Eatre was burned during form.aasoourg til
2o0 persons, mostly women, per;sh aace. whei
D BERLIN, Sept. 23-Bismarct iIued.
circular to the North German Re nas Issued d
declaring that the acquisition dRsfees,entatives
and Metz. and the extension % u sotrasbourp
frontier to Eorbach, is necessary 'i u Gsna
prevent further aggressions BY Fan % order to
.. LONDON, Sept. 23.-The French =.
inc russians to the South of Paris attacked
ssclally routed and driven back unon a. ana Were
alsoroered masses. The slaughter I'M me city in
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TfREsoME WoRK.-The Statesman says h
has never been given to spending breath upor
the "fur trade in Africa 1t has never beer
gwen to spending breath upon anything thai
was Tor the public good. The amendment b,
Congress to the naturalization law, extending
It's provisions to natives of Africa, was certain.
~ spending breath and time upon the 'wool''
trade in Africa, and our neighbor spent some
breath on that measure He fnds il tiresome
wore teaching the WORLD its ABC.n II
u nfesome work trying TO convince ono that
negro or chinaman Is as good ~ a white
man ~ ana that II IL benefit to the people for
kadicai Congress to give away all their lands
and build railroads fot private individuals at
fhr public expense. II appears that we have
gwen our contemporary dose or two That has
worse5 him considerably, and we propose 10
continue The treatment Oh the alopathic plan.
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COMMITTEE or MISCHIEF. The Stafcsma,
thinks We have recruited Democrat" d
serve on our Committee of Mischief under the
assumed name OF "A Private in the Republi
can Ranks" We presume the Statesman will
denonncc every Republican IA Democrat who
VIII not endorse the editor of that paper for
Governor. Sail in Jim: get the office if Won
can. The Committee of Mischief would then
be domlcilcd in the Executive mansion. and
the Democracy would receive recruits too mn.
morous TO mention.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-29

KILLED ~ LrNni CocNrY.- From Mr.
Chas. J. TasseIl, the Loon Creek E1prcssuan
No learn that about two week. ago man
named George Moycr, who formerly lived IN
Idaho aud was known "a "Big George" or
" Dutch George" was k.llci on the trail be.
tween Orc Grande and Salmon City. about
twenty nlih-s frpm The latter place /; appears
that Meyer had borrowed some money of Caro-
aud then decamcd without paying him. Caro-.
accompanied by Jake rayn;cr. followed him
aud overlook him on the trail above named.
when an alteration occurred between them.
Meyer drew his knife and attacked Caro-. in
h'cting several serious wounds. when Payntcr.
IN order Ia saTe Caro-, shot Meyer with his six
shooter. The wounded man turned and start.
ed on The trasl and was found dead the mex;
day about four miles from where the shooting
took place. The above statement il given as
detailed to ia by Mr. Tassell.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-29

DISTINGUISHED VrsIroRs-A private LET.
ter, received just MS we were going to press,
informs US hat Gen. W. T. Sherman and b;s
daughter, Gen. J. NJ. scho6cld, and several
other high military officers, arrived ut Boise
CITY on Tuesday and will remain until Friday
They held reception yesterday.