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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

81 go CIt "a - - f.t
As.Tbe life Of the flesh is in the Blood is a
Scriptnral maxim that science proves to be
true. The people talk OF bad blood as the
cause Of many diseases, and like many popu-
lar opinions this Of bad blood is founded in
truth. .,., 81, ...-. -. -,os..
n The symptoms of bad blood are usually quite
plain--bad digcstion-causes imperfect nutri-
ton, and consequently the circulation is feeble,
the soft tissues loose their tone and elasticity,
and the tongue becomes pale, broad and fire.
quently covered with pasty, white coat. This
condition soon shows itself in roughness Of the
skin, then in eruptive and ulcerative diseases,
and when long continued, results in serious
LESSONS Of the brain, liver, lungs or urinary APP
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BY impure bloo.. It is estimated by some that
one fifth of the human family are effected with
serofulA in some form. fo3 iiAt0- g.
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KO,sKO 90!

REMEDY OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY
In diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. In
these affections it is as near specific as any
remedy can be. 1t does its work kindly, 81
lcntly and surely. The relief which it affords
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DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND
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Among the papers read before the
the National Academy of Sciences
at ite recent session, was one by Prof.
VIM. L. Nicholson on "Some of the
phenomena attending the great lorna
dothunder storm in Iowa, Illinois,
and Michigan, June 3, 1860" The
Professor, during the course of his
reading, gave adetailed account ofthe
manner in which the storm.clouds
were formed, and the immense de-
struction which followed in the course
of the tornado. The total number of
miles travelled by the storm-cloud was
$50, across the States above named !:
the cloud being in the shape of cone
or epout, which in many instances
reached the earth, and tore up large
quantities of black prairie mud, which
il seemed to incorporate with itself,
az on every occasion in which the
column reached the earth it assumed
darker hue. When the spout reach
cd the Iowa river, the spray was seen
to come out of its apex, making pic
ture even more impressive than Nj
agara Falls. The evidences of the
amazing power of the wind were in
Vulnerable. In one instance joist
was driven directly through a tree.
At the time of the passing Of the spout
an odor of sulphur was noticed by
many persons, and one of the most
curious of the phenomena attending
the storm was that many fowls were
entirely stripped of their feathers,
while the fowls themselves remained
uninjured.
Professor Henry said that the paper
WAS very valuable contribution, as
these storms, in our country, were
more frequent than anywhere else,
and that scientific men had been cen
sured for not observing them more
closely. The cause Of these storms or
spouts had not as yet been definitely
determined. They might be caused
from electricity, OF they might be
disturbance in the equilibrium of the
upper and lower strata of the air,
which Of times became surcharged
with vapor, thereby causing the spouts
and the spiral motion assumed
thereby.
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! AsRIcUrFvaaIIfEIs

According to "a Louisville paper
the wheat prospects IN Adair county,
Nv, were never moro Gathering at
this season Of the year.i.li y yisfsl9.s a
The Legislature of California has
appropriated to the State Fair, ut Sac.
ramento, %, 600, and 10. each ofthe
district fairs So 600. -.sasn,ss g b. sI1
The directors of the Sacramento
Valley Beet Sugar Association have
determined to enter largelytAis year
into the manufacture. of sugar there
from. ,3.s.fd ~ z sIaia3 sfa4N'rg
2 A writer in the American Agri,ul-
t1r1st says 90 I hayca little over 100
acres Under cultivation, and my mot
70 is Plow deep, and manure as you
go.' ltidoes best for me- ss'ss ~. g
Benz P.Warc, Esq, in an address
before the Essex County. Mass, Agri-
cultural Society, said that Ayrshire
stock has proved tlic best adapted to
pastures, and for milking qualities
heads the list slesfs ss5;li 7i1o o7a.l3g y
BIZ The South Bend, alndiana, Registe
sayss--" Thomas Rockhill, of this
place-iiimseA ever 10 years of age
is doing his corn plowing this Spring,
with a span OF horses, one of which is
70 and Che Other q years old" :.
Awritcr upon onion culture in Eng:
land says The best, way 10. get large
onions. is to stamp and roll the beds
firmly; the seed is then to be s0wii
'Unl the compact surface and covered
with a rich compost Of The usual
depth. af'3 h'g i1aaoilS d9fa IL =
) The New York Observer says
"a mulberry gate post was shown us
recently, that was then sustaining a
gate, both of which had been in that
place over 60 years, and the post seem
cd good for 30 years more. on asaa
Aichoking horse may often be re-
loved by pouring . quantity Of water
into the ear of,the animal, which will
cause him to shake his head violently
and the obstruction will be speedily
ldislodged;, if necessary, repeat the
operation, but the first dose will gene.
rally suffice. -
- "A correspondent of the Rural New
4 orker has been feeding wheat to his
.shoats' with satisfactory results
! lie is convinced that it is a cheaper
food for hogs than corn, at the pre- 8,
ent prices. BE b0ils the wheat until
it is thoroughly cooked, which nearly
doubles its bulk. e esiap Il cir -
The Meauokcta, Iowa Excelsior
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and at Othcr ufne5 Fery
few Of them; but the
Liver is generally the
organ most involved.
The New York herald., 1870-02-10

A UCTION NOTICE.-JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER
VII sell .. auction on Thursday 10Th inst At. O'Clock
stock OF Csrriaes Of all new and second hand
Blanket Roies, Bells Whips. Haers. &c. Also one very
ne gray Geldlnc lSH hands years old can tro: n go
Also Horse, ID hands, sonnd kind splendid sad
DIE horse Also one bsy coupe or work Horse Several
shine N B.-Aso at private sale Parties having snythfng
In the above line TO dispose Of will find to their advantage
hv ling
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AAUsEaENTs-sIcosD PAoE-Foursh, 9th and sixth
BOARD Asp i.IiSs iSDSisa Sssrs rAorsee
sRooxLYSa REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwELrru
BUSINESS osPoRfTsiTiEs- sisR PAs.-rArd COL
HssS HHA asf1fH SE
CLERKS and a ''siH s%IEsSES-rwxsru PAsz-sirh col.
zsS
coAsTwiss f ss's 'sTEAssH1Ps- rAsrrA and sixth
sS S3sSiSs. AS1sESIEs sscosp F.ssIss sSSi'a Column
BBFT asnobsFInsr P.aA 1Tssocnu Third coa%n Goumn.
SWkELiss Houses 70 LET fGsSsaED AND uS.
ggsosESS seaoa
EiSAN0I4LzrnsT iSA I3I a,ns1 PAsE-yourtS column.
RoR SALE sEoorp PAeK-Third column.
EsEsca
HELP WANTED ED-MALEs-ELrvrsru PAGE Sixth col
HELP. wANTEp-FENALEs-ELrvr pAex-Finh
HORSES, cxkKizaEs, 4o.-Flrsr PAGE Second and
HSEsE ssSa sss%s rA..r.
ssST 5 5soEss sSsSs ssq3s CRY AND srs
ssES REAL EsfATE Fox sAIR-r~..rsn IN fAaa. c
tEcTuSiE sESsoS- S-snceSn rAs.,1s column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAGK-Third column
MARBLE MANTFLS-sEO0ND PA0F-Second column.
fTfsi's iaasn PAGE
NV IAas ssaTa column
PERSONALS FIRST FAGE-Frst column.
PiAkOEORTES-S S-SEOOND PAGE-Fifth column.
PkOPOSALS-SEcoHD PAGg-Second column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
FENT-TwELFTH PAGE Second nnd third columns.
REAL Estate TO ExCHANGE-TwELFTH PAGx-Thrd
column
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELrru PAex-Third
colump
REMOvALS-FIRsT PAGK-Fourth column.
REWARDS S-FI1sr PlGE-Sixth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET-TwrIFrH PAaR-
Fcirih column.
SALES AT AUCTION-TwELrrH PAaE-Fi'a and Sixth
columns
SITUATIONS WANTED D-FEMALEs-ELEvEsru PAGE
- Second, third, fourth and fifth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGB--
Sixth column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIasr PAGE First and second col.
umn
sPoRTiN,i-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-FIzsr PAGr-seoond
column.
eTALLIUkS-FrnsT PkaR-Second column.
ETkAW GOODS &c.-fIasr PA9E-Tnrd column.
THE BALL SEASON-SECoSD y PAGE-Sixh column.
ThE fRADIsS-SEOOND PACE Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS fURPOSES-TwELrrH PACE
y Third AMI fourth columns.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FnsT PAGT-ThIid column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.--fIRsT PAGk-Fourth col
+
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY FEBRUARY TO- l87O-TRIPLE SHEET
FINANCIAL.


AIR LINE BONDS.
CONNECTICUT INVESTORS
will nnd tho First Mortgage New Haven Middle
town and wiman.c Railroad Company the msss desirable
form Of isvestmsn. offered in the market
The Bonds are exempt from every form OF Stats or local
taxation and from, the United states income tax.
The average saving .hus made viii amount TO two aud
half cent which, added the interss, received makes
them equal TO bond paying onehA per cent and
this rate of income is no. affected by decline gold.
The bonds Issued only tho work progresses .nd
for but ousha of the cash expenditures on the
road. They secured BY mortgage ali the pro-
psy the company Of Whatever kind The State OF Con-
neco made trustee for the bondAodsr and every bond
Issued from the and be BY the
Comptroller They issued denomnA atoms OF $500 and
$1,000 coupon registered twenty years to ruu
payable principal interest,". In New York. The
bonds arc offered At par and interest,"
HATCH roorE,
Bankers and Dealers 0ovsrnmen, Securities,
II Wall street, New York.
PROFIT RENT OF Ss2o YEAR FOR Blk YEARS
"A three months leased for tho term and well
By taxes repairs. WIN be sod,
agents noicsd Address W., box III Herald oalcs.
WIDOW OF 80. RESPECTABLE BUT POOR, WISHES
N to meet with gentleman who win lend her small sum
or money good security Immediately Cali In confecton
cry store, "a Alen street.
DIvIDEND- .CHoLLAR PoTosI MINING COMPANY
" coin per share, payable 10Th inss At LEES WAL
NEW YORK, Feb. 9, 1870
DIvIDEND- HALE AND NoRCRoss MINING CON.
Son per ]. share payable 10th INST Al the ocs
NEw York Feb. q, 1870.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MINING COMPANY. .--ss,
COIN share payable 10Th inst at the ONCE Of LEES
Nav York, Feb y, 1870.
L1oR sALE-EIGHr AND TEN PER CENT
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS,
STATES OF ILLIN Dis AND MISSOURI
character interest and principle payable the city OF
York suitable for permanent safe and profitable invest
msnts For sale at reduction below par, reservng tho
right OF advancing the price any withou. notice.
Government Securities in exchange at the best
rates. Bonds purchased by BY
express free of charge.
take pleasure recommending these Bonds with the ut
confidence having fully investigated their true merits.
believing them bs point OF security equal any o.hor
and the cheapes. as well reliable Investments
the market
ALBERT H. NICOLAY.
Stock Broker and Auctioneer,
~ Pine street, Now York.
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HUsToA HOUSE, NEW YORK.
" COLLECTORS OfrIoy, Fob. l, 1870
ORDERED.
That all applications for special license to transport by
vehicles this collection district must be made
And filed General Agent OF Carriage, 49, Empire
Building II Broadway before the 18th OF this month
Each application be accompanied BY the names .!
she bondsman and applicant the nn name for which ts
license asked OF the articles Imported BY tho
firm and the district In which firm does busness Any
id all further information may be had at tina once above
mentioned. NJ II. GRINNBLI, Collector.
EUREKA STEAM MACHINE CARVING WORKS,
~ Nos &c. g. "a aud 66 Cannon street
Elaborate Walnut Mantsls and Furniture.
Figure Carving our specially . -
A. HENKEL co.
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FINK ARTS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -FOUR SEASONS; NIGHT
snd Morning the Eyangeiis.s the celebrated Entomo
fnen OF Christ by vocrra Portrait oiPope Plus tx trom
ife aud other Photographs from original bAs reefs for
sale At Wholesale only. Canvassers supplied.
r. e. DUCHUCHOlS, s96 Broome street.
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&1n REWARD-LOSr- BLACK AND TAN DOC
wlO between four aud I'VE O'Clock "Wednesday after
Ia vicinity OF Warrington square had black vsvs
bAnket and rssct leather collar to nans OF 0n
Finder VIII receive above reward by leaving him a No. d
West Ninth atreet.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DOsIrIvE IMPORTATION ON THIRTY DISEASES BY
J. HENRY A. DANIELS III. D.. Ia Lexington avenue,
mailed for ~ cantA
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EUROPEAN sTRAM.'HIPs

NATIONAL LINE
~ sTKAn TO LTvEHPOoL AND QUEENSTOWN.
,,~.. From pier n North river .
rEn NSYLvANIA, Hall, Saturday February ~, st IL n
HELvETIA. Thomson SATURDAY, February 1S, At "A. n
asass 20 Liverpool or QusensownCabn, SO snd $loo
sseerAge, $50, currency.
sserass tickets from Liverpool TO Quesnsows, gs7. cur
Apply 81 the eompanys once O. Broadway.
y. w. J. HURST MANAGER
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STATIONS.

A RABIAN STALLION FOR SALE.-THE PURE
"A Arabian Horse SAID 10 for sae reasonable terms as
his present owner has for hR To breeders be
10 his career:-
SAID also spelled Sayed given By groom Nubar
Pnsha Minister France from Egypt 2.,h
inc famous khorassan the property Of Abdul Modd sds
dam was Obian the property OF kubar Pasha and
scendant Of the oesbrated Janzca which eaped the
walls with the laat Mameuke Bcy when fleeing from
Mahomed All In 1879 Therefore, Said a between the
Nedd breed the mothers ses and the
This grand Arab stallion exhibited powers
durance and speed tho Abyssnian war; being ridden
stanty bv an officer during that campaign
For further parteuiars apply 10 Mr. FOSTER 1t the Office
OF wilkes Spirit Of the Tmes.
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nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE

1NLf DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Compsny's Mali seamshtps
:. between New York and HAvrs, calling at Brest.
Tho splendid vessas this avorite
VII VII ssi n nrom psr % North river - follows
WILLIE Dk ARIs Captain Surmont. SATURDAY. Fob. 10
sT LAURENT, Captain Lemare. Saturday March
iArAYEITk, Captain koussau. Saturday March -
Rates OF rassaee PAYABLE n gold tnoadne wine,-To
Paris dncluding railway ticke), 4l&5 and $7a
Iheae steamers do NOT carry steerage passenger
American travellers going returning frm the CONT
mont OF Europe by taking tho steamer. OF this line avoid
roth transit BY FDg railways the OF
Ing the Channel Besides saving time, expense
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, 5S broadway.
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REMOVALS.
THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY.
i Removal
and 1870 Register.
la

Messrs. MoK1LLOP, SPRAGUE 4 Co. have removed to
their new and spacious occ, l9 andll Worth street.
door east OF broadway
Tho accommodations the demands OF Increasing
business double the heretofore occupied making
the most exensve best arranged and thoroughly ted
In ths United States for this business.
The ReCister published in January ia more complete
and tul than any heretofore, making over hve
hundred thousand (6tV000) carefully rated
with reference to their character and commercial
standing embracing the capital Of each from 81 00 to mil
lions tho history OF which subscribers Obtain from
records Mt the on1ce
This agency established quarter OF
uly aud purpose s further develop lis facilities to aid In
disposing OF credits
We invite business 20 call new establishment
and for themselves also the completeness business
system. MCkILLoF, SPRAGuE 4 CO.,
ltg and III Worth s,reet,
one door OF Broadway.