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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-19
ALECTURE
YOUNG MEN.

Just published In sealed Envelope. Price c
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment
and radical cure ofspeTmAtOl hoea. or seminal
weakness, involuntary emissions, sexual de.
b itY and lmpedIments 20 marriage generally
Nervousness, consumption, epilepsy and ht s
meltal and physical incapacity, resulting from
self.abuse, Ac. BY Robert ]. CuVerNtll, M d.
author ofthe "6reen Book, &c"
The Word.renowned aGihor, In this admlr>
abba lecture, clearly proves from his own ex'
penence that the awful consequences Of self.
abuse may be eiiectaaliy removed withou,
medicine and wlthout dangerous surgical op-
erat ons, bOugles, instnIm, nts. ring, or cor.
dials, pointing out mode OF cure nj once Ger.
tain. and eifectual, BY means OF which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radi.
cally.
This lecture will prove boon to thou.
sands and thousands.
Sent under seal 10 q plain envelope, 70 any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents, OF
two post STAMPS. Also, DR.. CulverWfll's "Mar-
riaee Guide," price rs cents. Address the
Publishers, CHAS. J. @ KLINE q CO.,
laT Bowery. New York, Post Office Box 1886.
nov le09sl ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-19

WYoMINa nurses calm the
rising generation by singing:
"Nre little baby, don't 60, in q fury,
cause mamm a's gone 10 sit en the iury."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-19
Putnam's Magazine, 1870.
PUBLISHED BY THE
Putnam Magazine Company.
Am ong the Shareholders ae Mr. VIM. Cui-
len Bryant and several PRACTICAL
business men.

The Contributors include the ablesf
and most popular ,eriters in erery Sec
ton. We intend that this Magazine
shall be.
WIpE.AwAKE, PuRE, PRACTICAL, ENTERTAINING
And such as an Intelligent family. "can-
not AFFORD TO do lgithOut."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-19

"No cards no cake, nobody's
business is the latest in the
way OF wedding notices.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-19

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herb. Tree, Shrub and Ever
green Seeds, with directions
for culture, prepaid by mail.
The most complete and ju-
diciOuS assortment In the
country. Agents wanted.
25 sorts OF either for 81. 90 prepaid by mail.
Also small fruits. plants, bulbs, all the new
potatoes, &c, prepaid by mail. 4 lbs. Early
Rose Potato. prepaid, tor sl.0o. Connover's
Colossal Asparagus, - per 100; t25 per 1000,
prepaid. New hardy fragrant eyerbloomine
Japan HoDeysuckle, so cents each, prepaid.
True Cape Cod Cranberry, for upland or low.
land culture, si.no per 100, prepaid with direc.
tions. Priced catalogue ~ any address,, gratis;
also trade list Seeds on commission
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Eslah.
llshed in 1912.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-19

MELBOURNE seems to be the
bourne from which no traveller
returns.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-19
Book. for Farmers and stook Breeders

Bound voluTes oflhe American Stock Jour-
nal, for lses containing Sei large double col
umn pages, sent post pad 80
Round Volumes oftiie American Stock Jour
nal for 1859. containing Ss4 pages, sent post
paid TOT tlsoo
The Dairyman's Manual, sent post paid
for 2 eta
The Horseman's Mannnal, I" " 1Scts.
The Hog BrePders' Manual, 9scts.
The sheep Breeders harnral, 36cts.
The Poultry Breeders Manual, " 25cts.
The whole hve Aspuals sent post paid TO one
address Isr St.O0.
Agents wanted 20 whom libenl inducements
will be offered. Address
febs Pafkersburg, Chester Co., p.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-19

Send for price lists, or call Atmy residence
Russell's Crescent, and examine the instru-
ments for yourselves. sep2 1869 Sm
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-08-11
Boots and shoes.

Ny stock of Boots and Shoes consists of
mems stoga and kip boots; boys do; women's
and misses calf ball. shoes; chldren's copper
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress CATERS at
cost-all of which are CUSTOM MADE and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-08-11
My stock of Groceries

Is large and we'll selected, and includes one of
the largest aud best stocks of young hison, gun
powder, japanese and oolong Teas ever offered
in this market, and at lower prices.
My stock of Hats and Caps, China Glass and
Hardware is full and complete, and for sale at
a small advance from cost.
Also, Dickey Premium Tanning Mill for sale
very cheap.
Hes" Call and examine my goods and prices
before you buy elsewhere. No charge for
showing goods. l believe in the principle of
selling everything cheap. NJ. AHONEY.
Manitowoc, August 1, 1870.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-08-11

Also, large and we'll selected stock
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-08-11
Brocha and Wooden Shawls.
at very low prices for cash
am offering a large and well selected stock of
Ready Made Clothing,

comprising mems overcoats, mems cashmere
and broadcloth suits, mems pants, vests and
coats, boys suits, undertaking, &C.. all of
which will sell lower than any house north of
Milwaukee.
, 1870-01-16
THE Fullcs COURTS.


George Fetieto, a Frenchr.An, WAS Arrested On
dtserdtIly warrant swoln ont by James Par
tiAo. VITO kcepA ship carpenterA yard on tue
Ecrih brzreh. The Frepchuaa, who worsg In
tho yard eaEe 70 hts work on Friday a nltlS toe
lale. which lnnAned the passions OF Nj, PA17tlh.
\ wedge, ne 4tncd blow 1t nIs head which Yas
cllcnlassd to Gu. Ehort his career. FeNeto ee!1ed
tae wedge. and, pac'ue tae shta edge Of 4 on III.
hts counIeEance unsa he had 1t p.etsy thoroaEalY
wedEcd- Th.S wAs cot hccomplvne3 without /
was not dnpoeed 10 submit tau:ely to such an
operation. The result was, some hloodsned, a
.1ge qass q pa.eI ;na5en, a5a tnss III
Wns the aceErseer h. deserved his pu1isnuent
ard he nLed she Frecchnan IN the sun OF ssa.
acccsed Of a. infringement Of m ancient law, on
ne complaint at Mr. Johnsor, WIN aa!d he WAS
tht aretched husband Of MIilld4. He had been
nadMssd tog.saes as oae, wsea he fell Into lie
Depths OF secret idolAtroM int1tgue," 70 qao,e
lhe language Of Mfs. stove, which bllEnted Al!
ran aTgy with him to N known quarters OF the
cilY. ieastne johnson 10 neTaN his unnHppy LOT,
and Corfce bis knTroWB TO several North Side
e ainder OF h,s existence to the discovery OF the
guilty pa1s, and OF Friday evening ne sneceedea
n hnui,tg >bem up They Eere each held In ball
in Carter aud DAciel O'Setll were out Cd Fri
dsI e9euicg on raid upoH tne p1tte1 efofx
en- Water street This f. one OF tne most po2a!A
4uuteueuA of the North SIDE. There are large
number Of 1uyeIlles who eoRage Ia Il Th:y caIy
large ca1Faa bags, end wben the owner OF the
81 t. IA se 10 ,ae ri eustoel rne
that petition Il being circulated snoag the ner-
tnji q Epeeial POLICEMAN TO look Htter Tho butter
interest. The boEI we're held In t1oo each for
fuYtner eIlnE11uor. ....-.
Laurepee Wagner, Senior. ana Laurence Wsg~
rst 1un{oy wtre chtfaed w1t1 dlaurdefly conduct,
, 1870-01-16

ougnt 70 ,nterfere. Ay own views ~ 10 ens qae.
ton Of Jurisdiction peed res here be expressed at
1snath, ~ rne opinion Of rne Huprems Coutt 0eSs
,,eG thai question, and a1ao the propr.nty Of the
p1st aalon ef thta court IN the msrtet
Of tHo Injunction heretofore issued. 1t wal Al
opinion delivered after RE couulea for tns CRY
had died tneir points ena au.hez,t!es IN Inc 81.
aamua n the cetrtncate Of ito Clerk Of the 81.
promo Court sho*s. and which naro nov before
ne, and After tnt bapkeuae Cont hzd axAmiaed
copy o{ tho bill, - 1ppears 10 Hnetr dsolBlou-
CTno Court then feAd tue deciMou or the 8u~
= anna Court, ~ published IN THE TRIBUNE yea.
ts1utJ.l .....
lconld desire no other Or further approval Of
MT rhsl or pse1cnt action than thu olcat and su.
thoftzed expression Of the Supreme Court. Atrer
examination Of the bill, sud argument had upon
The motion for MdnddMNS before judges that
can have no prejudice IN thls matter rnlnss It be
thai Of my own conscience: and, poessssaA oi
this, c4u defy iii tho AsaAu1ts OF = Subsidized
and nendActons prezs upon my psivatc and ofnc.al
character.
The motion to dissolve the tpJascaon and tc
dismiss The bill for wRas OF equity Wit ee ose<
rolod. -
, 1870-01-16

@E = disturbance IN his fashers houaa
Tse conpssahs VA uahe BY the pa.p1t
hinNelf, who detailed q variety OF ex-
rpoEdiaAxJ TAo1s tending To show mat Bah Was
not u ~ no kind Of offspring he had calculhted
npon. Toe boy Waa nned Ito. tho fond ta:ns1
looked perfectly sautf1od and paid The nnc. IL
ne Ntcruoon he again made bill Rppearsnce Win
The uniucsy Robert whom hs charged thu tins
With steal!ng tufB aad clothing fron the mn q
h14 fathezA Ino csse Was continued 4 Monday
rys Pef7oo1 Of The name ol DettberDat Hefo
6ned 8 each for shaking hoy belongtaS to I
DeszhbounS fAloty.
Aou1B aDH CopEJ.
seuan,nA Dhso., tne teeper Of \ olrrpntahas
ho0eo, va 0ned ~. and four inmates OF tho same
ha1itanon Nete required 10 pay nmala1 amount
bel sopH3 E1th rro inmates, vas nned S1o for
Lotto Leonard, the prcprtessess Of d!sorder,y
knuie. 1As lined t25, And t,ur inmates weIe alSo
med Tpe keeper pleaded sicknea6 porertY, and
lack OF nuNcesa, which 60 melted the teudet healy
several othef leepess-tne reault OF a xenaraI
rAid BY the polict-cAme up and paid the usnal
Thorn1s Madden, q yuunR lad Of tender ysArs
EH2 charged with commtt1uX al hS6auls With
desdly weapon, the principal W1t1eas IL the cAae
beng his own father, who eIpreased biz de4tro tq
have The lad committed 10 the care Of tho Refoen
School The case IVES contipoed.
= JAmet Gordon Bennett, charged With burglary
charged
Edward Simon, q vsgrant, was nned SO on the
testimony OF policeman, Who declared him 10 he
a thief and p!ckpocket
WEST EnE GoCRT.
There Waa no bnstnesa st the West Side Police
Court, on Saturday, worthy Of public mention
Two cases OF drunk and dlsorde5iy conpriled the
entire docket.
, 1870-01-16
AQEATIC
TIE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL YACHT RAcE.
From He.lS Life,

from CEId LyE.
The proposed Atlantic yacht face Il st,lI in .,ubi-
tua, End fTt1J SUCCESSIVE attempt At negotiation
be.keen ne nigh contracting paItt:s seems 70
naye SG o. -
rneRle ii8e! Is deserving o. passing not:ca.
announced that VI. hahbury mad forwarded TEL
eg1an 10 HI: B~nnett ezsiag hla willingness 10
Tatse the whole tation Of the four inland races
on wEtCa tie 0Euef or tde Cambria at ous time
laid 80 much stresa, and aa1l the Dauurless from
Cowcs to New YORK. IN March or Jo1y next,
nSss best mt The
reply, though somewhat e7aalve sud allgntJ
nlbezn,en In more seIses than one. II, neEerthe.
trnverIy. Quietly Ignoring MI. Ash6nry q propo-
owIet. Of the canbria u Wiling 10 aaI i6s M
6tpie mpcr =. rs accepted BY h.n (Mr. Bennettl.
subject 10 The coaditlon that the atarttng polpt
should he sae o1d acad ot Kln1sle, On tie west
reply OF the American {acntsuan. 1t Il necessary
10 Tear ia n1tud one u two polnta in connection
cnallerses tnas nsye passed between the seo
parties. In the nnt place, The challenge tssusd
October 3, .,1ses, for. Acatcn across the
hs iio scoHes io Nv r. SD
SceHes g Sss fois,,, go IL su6seqosaf Sc oess oa
ne is. q AnFos: III, eon,a,ned Il. same si.pao
1slton VIZ, that the course should be, a. origin.
aliy rftpoSe41, from "CuWe4 to New York;
F1raIis, IN Iii. Ashbury's chaI suge-or, more
properly. sreak!ce, tenes Of challenges, Tor The
trans- s-A1,aat,c race Eas but ore Of eve proposed
niaiches-lssued on the 9Th Of September iast,
VIC aRa,n ind "CoFeE to New T0fE a. one Of
the conditions Of the prcpoaed ocean race Aud
get now. at the eleventh hour, after the oEuer Of
the CnmortA hAs made coucetston a.ter coaces-
sion, MI. Bennett coou3 turns found ard demands
al thar haa peen hs:d b: me New Yorf Herald,
xhicn; OF cosne, ought TO os an sataoraty
cniva1ry and genuine lose Of sport-noi 10
men.ton the exemplary canduct. worthy Of al !mi.
rauou. be haa dsp.aJed throuRhnut the whole OF
this ouR.w1nded Eegoaston-ve cannoh Of
courHe, Huppole f0r moment shat he il actuated
b nrJ des1fe 70 back ont Of contest which, all
Know, has oten 10 long the dearest wlsa Of his
ntArt. but, at the HaEe time, We E14t eoofefa We
are utteIly 4 . loss 70 undesstaad why. wnsn
should TINS ahruauy ''bear away on the o.ne1
lack" Our sdv1ee 70 hi. Ashhnr3, nnder any ci1.
cums,AcceP, Ia 10 bout lhlp" also. snd sIaad
in chfte before the other has tina 70 "a!set his
co11e" again. II this IorR-talked OF AuantIc
yacht race Il eyeI to come ou 1T all, about which
We hase our own opinion, It u evident that the
owrer OF the Cambria will not h1ve much voice IN
arranging the condition.
, 1870-01-16
Suburban HnueH.

Ole hundred thons8ud Of the busIneag men OF
the city Of New YORK i've In i.s beautiful suourba
seeking and nnd!pg zess aud teeuperaton tsom
the activities OF buan sas lfe, In the pure air Of
The country. amid the picturesque scenery Of
water asd lardecape. aud there rear and educate
tuer families in q true home atmosphere, away
to city life
This Is accomplished by railway traaalk daily. by
frequent and IApd traiue but under dlsad EBltAgey
OF lcaccesslolty and Iemotenesg, that do not o..
tsin in the case Of oar city. Heretofore our Her-
chants and active bus,nesH men haye had no
enhuIban place accessible wherein they could
locate ~itlout great Inconvenience and sacr1nce;
but now at oar very door, at RlyerAde IL estao-
ltghed a comEunltIo On The novel and beautiful
plan OF q residence PARK, where men Of wealth or
active bue:neas looNrg for homea can obtain them,
surrounded With Comforts ease and secuf1ty;
combining, with ali City conve1ieuces the special
conditions OF lie. Rere at Ryvelslde IS provsded
beforehand al that the city atrords, and even
In mote completeness, VIZ: Sewerage, rpad rays,
walks, water AID gas, III COMBINATION With parks,
lawns, Ireef, 1oHers, and Landscape effect OF the
highest order. 1hlch have been pre- arranged BY
men Of great experience In thesa matters, and per-
fected b. the KlSeIs1de improvement Company,
without assessment TO purchasers, The company
ate carrying out all these Improvements with
wonderful elaboration OF detail, and the purchaser
nnts a. his command, Perfection IN all thole de-
house, ard lay out apt beautify his own site to
please his fancy. All else lB provided; and so,
within thirty minutes Of his place OF bust
ueta, be dhds home more complete In every ap-
polIiHGnt Of modern civilization th1n eau be
1opnd IN the vic1uaga OF any city IN the world.
, 1870-01-16
FERMEHrATl08.
Interesting Lecture By Prof. J. =. q. Blauey
Before the Teachers, Institute,

The Teache1z' 1nsdtute held meeting ye1tey
dsy morning II the Lecture Room Of FarHeu Hall
The object OF the meeting was to li1ten 70 q lee
ture on "FefmentauoD." By Professor ]. Y. z
Blaney, " D., Preatdeut Of Rush Medical Co1lege
a pleasant eonz. given BY a cho!f Of ladies', va
the beginning Of the performance
hi. P1ckard then introduced the learned lee
ture1, who spoke somewhat a follows:
Fermentation wnS eauAed by the organization
Of seeds. Minerals were simple compounds, and
tho combinations were By pairn binary and
qusstonary compounds were explained. In the or,
ganlc kingdom the combinations were SO varied III
70 lead to the knpposltlon that they followed no
deonlto nw. The only Law or theory laid do WI BY
law OF vital force Mnaa nj coupounds could be
produced by the chemist In his laboratory, but 10
vegetable compound could bt 30 produced. Na.
produced the plant from the germ. The vegetable
bult up, While the animal ant.mluerA dtst1tagr1-
TED. Fermentation embraced ~ t1oae changes,
Wh1chsoceas from Ra unexplained phenoNeQ1
known ~ eat}ut1c force. Tnlg pnenamena was
APPARENT Ia tbs tnneta "a ven al 1a the vegetable
Sare IT, w.
the teInel Of the almond. peach. plom. Ac
q he ia ine s sser "a &
The tsme. The former gaye oos 70 smel. on &C.
count Of tae presence o. carbon. hydfogen, aud
OF the presence Of aulphnr ana phosphorus De
csy was klov combustion. The production OF
vinegar by mixing alcohol and sugar Vas q pro-
cess Of decay but Enen sugar Vas Changed l1tp
elcohal there wRs Fermentation.
termination Of seeds wa8 the same process aH
fermentation. Excellent varieties Of wheat we're
produced from the grains OF wheat thas Hcra
wrapped fox censut1e4 IN the folds al the Egypt
-1an DummisE. II getn1lnAIed as quickly alter
C,c00 JeatS as When II Eas urst gro9n.
4 Temperature OF seo Fahrenheit was necessary
to seInlha.ton. DerkneaA was favorable 10 ger
n1lnaton, and no seed 6nould be planted in the
OIL st a depth OF Moze than four tines 1M own d.
aUeteE.
The learned gentleman hronght into requistton
se1ue diagrams to explain the process or Rern1l-
nation 20 fat ns col5ledons were concerned. He
then amused the audience by few interesting
experiments. bringing IN sncn scientific tertn1 Al
dsast8s. cotyiedona, pn5lor1c orince, pancsearlc
Juice, ald other technlcaItt1ea interesting TO the
tcie1tnc, put Utterly incomprehenslble 10 the un-
scientific mind.
The Professor incidentally advised the audience
to Da6ucate and Ealgate their food, and Con-
cluded by thanking them t0r the Kind manuer In
which they 1laIened to him.
Nj. P1ckarn announced that be WAS q little an.
uoJed By the eouTerHatlon. d0obtleas a64us the
lecture. In which some Of the ladies 1ndulged dur
Ig its delivery
I cong was sung, and The meeting adjourned.
, 1870-01-16
THE wuktGs' HuMs,

Tie ladic1 boarding IN this excellent lnAsltp.
tion, dfs1rtng to complete tie furnishing Of the
toute BY some effort Of tneI OWE, have with The
aesiatrnce Of the mAtagc1H, made arrangements
for cogte Of tvelre lectures, to be given at the
the Eost eminent ot1tets VI the West, who. With
prompt generosity, hate e1efed their serElceS,
tie entire proceeds to be DEVOTED II thu object IN
NEW. The ladies' extend = cosc!x. INVITATION "a
their nleLds and othefl interested In good wosks
to arali themselves Of this opportunity OF enjoying
m }nteft c:uAs feast and At the saue LINE, help
them to make thet enterprise socccth
The lsst lecture OF the coufBe will he delivered
next Tpu1eday erening. Rt 8 O'Clock, hy .ae R.v.
e, J. Goodfpecd+ Subject tpy special teq1es.},
ssnaLspeare and the Elble.
t1astsriy treatneut Of The subject 80 happily
chosep. cspEot fall to command . large asd np'
Tnsfe Lectures viii be contteued weekly. A.
ml1tance 10 .tEgle lecture, city cents: ssason @
tcsess nve dollars To Dc eotaa ot ~ fa.;f.r
Akspcistiop. and st the Home.
, 1870-01-16
SHERIFF FISCHER.

The Whereabouts Of The runaway Sheriff win
probable BY discovered in the course OF time, bat
urti1 sten everything that tends 70 explain the
myste15 Of h.A diaappeazancey ID Of tntezest
Yelterday 4 gentleman Of this city returred from
travelling tour, bringing with him the Latest in-
te1ltgence regardiuR the atsent one. He stAtes
that while travelling on the Illinois Central Rail
Fischer IN company With nla son, and the Wouaa
Reed, dtfas Walpole, who were bound to Cairo,
On reaching that city, FIacher's party put mp
at the City Hotel, and be Informed the
gentleman t1at he intended TO take the boat Tor
New orleAra- Instead Of doing 30, however, he
went BY boat to Columbus, ky., and went thence
Our Informant fesched New Orleans Few dsys
later by way Of tho riTcr, but could 1ad no trace
Of Fischer. He EuppoEe5 that the latter IuOE one
ol the Bremen ateaMeEf for Europe.
, 1870-01-16

TIE aEnoal cIostu9-ous sale Of MesayL cafsoe,
p.!e Co, Eoa- 11s Asd 100 State Gt1eet, VIII be-
gin to-ncr7oR, and b Eept up for seyerA days"
Ferrous wishing TO Invest their money to ad-
vantage, and to recclve In return excellent Eoods.
thg sale IA especially attr1cliSc, and IA inGpeoon
d no 1took On pAnd Win convince them tass 1t u
>%~- tNHAkt
EVES EHl ~
, 1870-01-16

uRMFSFY-HAHMON-Att the Fcsidenca Of Z. G.
TsSlr NJ j. penpsey and kinlIy L. Ha1nou. both Of
CbicAHn.
wKL1s-KrTTRIpGF-In Dover N. H.. 1olh Inst.
= &na: The TEs,,dsnes E,d & kis1dse Si Esq nJ Fl;
". Klttsldsc o! Dcvcr. n. H. -.
MAssKY-LI9ouIs.sIn + . thia city. Tharsday, JAn- I.
tioe'a father Mr. sytvanns Nancy to !ss Ssrah Il.
Louus. eIdcst daughter Of j. Mssoa Loomts, Esq, al
ri fktu
, 1870-01-16

The many friends and 5tEangera who attend S.
FaniH First UnlFersalist Church will regret to
learn that Nj. 3. s DoFner has resIGhed bis no.
stt:on "a uthet. He tas held The place tor nearly
seven 1eara. Some one Of pur. .nrst-class churches
should secure his EerytceR
, 1870-01-16
Etcnp Gas.

10 the cit!z<<...s cAfeago:
w The duty or our leading citizens TO call an
Indignation meeutg in order to sec what steps
are necegeaIy to be taken TO get better and
q cheaper gas. We pay yearly over three and
haI{ Dii!oO dollaf5 .py very poor gts, while bet-
sr article can be made for less than halt tbs suE-
Why encourage such monstfou5 monopoly
Let this one Ee denounced II public meetinR.
4 CITIZEN,
, 1870-01-16

Faded mink iura dysd any shade Or co'oF. and
1nsdo 10 resemble Hudson Bay OF LabFaHo1 mink.
Splerdid Loser Canada mink skins On hand ready
to manufacture into sets at very low prices. Furs
repaired At Is per cent below the usual rates, ].
h. Metctel1, Practical Eugliah and Frslch Fur
D5 er, No. s5l West Randolph atIees. bstWeeQ Nay
sEd Ann EtreetA. .' -
, 1870-01-16
pHHTNEpH 0HANQEg,

9oolnooo onAno1e. -,
( A tGinoi RIVE, viii r.itosd sNitsh tan1ias into
& 81 H. o. 4 i esa i. h
:a;w tewn Mi se Z; ~ ~ Pie ssIes foaths On
s . e sa . asdsss
LIZ. TfipaasS once Nv W~-N- 1 - ~
s: +: ssfS, 81
H. ~ LII 1o1 M BE- On e.abon a snda1
ness Is f.
s5t s5' iss be 's' Any p''e'
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GpsSF 0F TIE GAYk IN CN1ClGn.
The match balwten Parker aud Rhipes, for $3.50
aide, French casome, three hundred points up.
taas. pace on ~ "wednesday sseninR aeIt, g ceos'
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match for tie lll1nols championship and $3.50 4
eide, which vii occnf about lne 1T ot February.
Omaha, concerning his propoal1ion 70 play s'anJ
Uau IN the SetthTeat" /" for {z50 = AIDE. The
challeBgs nxs been hccepted, and tae money In
Chicngo awAlts a compsniop, which doeant come
Radolpse, who Is 70 be Deerys competitor IN
the next game for the American Championship,
h2s written the latter To know hts Intentions ~ 10
awaits rfplJ. DeefJ's declinntlnn OF D,on'a
challenge Indicates that he will name sotne EASt-
efu city IN which to play Rudalpne. The game
mouth.
, 1870-01-16
CORRESPONDENCE WANTED.

VORRKNFOaDRNOK ,WANTKD-AY A YOUNG
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