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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-02
APERFECT BRICK.
A Bar Of silver Weighing One Thou
sand aud Thirteen Ounces.

From the st. Joseph (Mo Gazette.l
We were yesterday shown, at the
State National Bank in this city, a
"brick" of solid silver, weighing one
thousand and thirteen ounces, nine
hundred and sixty-fve fine 1t was out
of the Vermiilion & Burke lodges, in
the Meadow Valley District, (now called
Ely d stiict, Lincoln county, Nevada,
three hundred and eighty miles south
of Salt Lake City, and one hundred and
forty miles north of Csllville, the head
of navigation on the Colorado river.
The brick is q perfect monster IL size
and weight. 1t will be sent by the
bank to New York for assay. 1t came
through froE Nevada by express.
Yesterday Mr.. j. Vermiliion, formerly
an old resident of Buchanan county,
and now one of the proprietors of the
Vermillion & Burke lodges, arrived in
the city direct from Nevada. He repre-
sents the mines in that section of coun-
try as very prosperous, and being work
ed rapidly. The lodges are all we'll de.
fineG, from six 10 fourteen feet wide, and
pay as high as $4,000 per ton. PiOch,
the principal town in the Meadow Val
ley District, contains about four hun
bred and fifty men and half dozen
women, and is rapidly improving, al
though it is to be safely presumed that
most of the increase in population comes
from immigration. Messrs. Ely q Rey-
nolds have five stamp mills working
ten tens of ore per day, and the Meadow
Valley Company will have some twenty
stamp mills at work in the course of the
next six weeks, while number of others
are en- route to the District and will sOou
be in operation. Black Shaft, on Piocb
Ledge, worked by the Meadow Valley
Company has a shaft forty feet deep
pays 5000 per ton, and is guarded day
and night to keep the specimens from
being carried off.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-02

R-speeial attention given to the repair Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, &c, &C.
Work executed with neAtness and dispatch,
and guaranteed. felix's
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-02
AMERICAN BROILER.

Embodying in plain utensil. as simple as o
Skillet weighing less than three pounds, all
the principles involved in the
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

Oh. sALE--A GREAT VARIETY OF RELros FRox
he war In Europe taken from tho ba,tla heds OF 81
, 90. Guns, Swords, &e. Addreas N, W. JOHNSON "
street
The New York herald., 1870-12-11


Hats and Bouns.s.
All closing out very much under price,
Hosiery and Gloves.
Lot. Of Hosiery from rom auction. auction.
Zephyr Worsted, loc- ounce.
Slipper Patterns, &c. ny.
Fancy Good. Department.
y, Sets s. Earring. and md PIN IN &c. Co., o.
ees.ins ,s Ss , s1s .ad & o.. sc ass
Gilt and Jet Sets $50, btc;: Zoe, a.
j.: j.: sasa.s; nas ,sssy sset1sss' s ;s & 80 p.
Fancy Far c and Pearl Sleeve Buttons.
Fsssss FSsmsnnss Sl..sfs so, aS se sSs &c., &c., 4o m
Hcases Holiday
''1'i ready :, Sas on mo xondas ,dg.''A''''
: ~ iSo feet deep and 30 feet wide,
Novelties of the European markets. making -
the largest display in the city.
Open evenings Until the 18th December
Open evenings. the store WIN bs open
- evenings
Is, 900 Dolls, Of every DESCRIPTION
VA, VA PS; op9,sa si Dolls S' &c. ss' lSs lSe &c., ,o
S: $s: s.. ssia: :,S Ss.s; .s "a f.
Wax crying Dolls, long eurla, 6oc up.
Dressing Gases. S..s Cd Sas.
Handkerchief BoIeL Collar Boxes
Ss;Sss: Ss;:; s:;:: Bore. rssf:s sS:s S:.:: S$s::
Ma; H..;.s =, =! playing the piano.
Goa, Goa. Mlhsrs ria,ns vs,~c,ns,.. - wSrx.
FIJI: fisss:5 sis,ss is.,s siisy Il TssPas Il ss..
Gardens with Fountains.
Musical Fiddlinx Monkeys
iEs,'s Eo.ss.s srs's.;.:. Ds.,. and aspr... w.seo.
S1s~lns S'ss'ias sss.'srs. sssss s1''p'
Making Nsn ,es.ss RarISi.; %soy. Hon.
Loving Couples kissing
Cain. Gain. Vases: Carved Ls9 srseke.. s:i
bcuaue. cu,sn tSass HSGsr. rosasoe hSasr: hSasr:
Psrs Psrsr EsSslIsps %sisS, CUP, and ssuusrs
Chin. r.. se,.. a5c.. soc ss.
FsGus Paint Bores STss. with NTH Paints, &C. to soc
Tool Too Chests he :, ,'',;,c sss chest s,a.., %
Boxes Of Toys, ,Is Ec pc poT v,.v o,
Ht, Misses G Pianos ss, 1bs isnosl. u, sa ass =.
l W0rk sodes, I Sse;, p,srsh;.f Doc ri Ro.., asc
Gpd nta Of
sold in the dollar stores
= Sc co ,he store Is crowded or in the svsnn
after You can examine 'he sooaS mucn oeer than IN
r.,rs and .caoo. .unn,,ss
-, u..,on rrr,,nr.
China Tea and Dime Dinner S,aas: sets;
nIoG., q "a ~ ana Picture blocks
Livery Stables, I'sss ",n'sssh horsss slrcadv in
Arsensis, s.rsy iy iarasneil ~ Rssiny aoot.
Animal. Ann sh.... q all 1,Eanas; kinds .,..
TOOL one'' a'"e'"' '1''
Large an and small small DO Boxes us oi Toys
oi 'ne .0uowns VAr's'e''
VILLAGES; VILLAGES. psTms' Farms
AArils,Ty, Asas,gy., Enc,mamse,: Soldier.
Games, Building sal;H! Blocks,
sSteeple Gaa'e'' M,ns va. .nd Hp..ages' p".1gge
sSss and on. things which ar. 1a S.a
ton.
WILLIAM kinney,
SOL Broadway
between Ami!y and Fourth streets
A LII READ THIS
foRs EURs.
moro l.nufe''
". b.v, bought the marniOcen. stock Of Randall Megy.
Co of Broadway at 81 cents on the dollar for ca,h amount
IN. to a. of which we win offer a. r.. a. price.
ink ~ 9'O'' " " ~ - - 49, " ~ ~ pieei
that viii insure the quick sale OF the entire lo We vii
'AA' "" ~ - - = - ~ " ~ w.
oGer
on0'
Misses' Sets a. 80. in boxes.
I.adies' sets At 81 in boxos
~
Real Minks at He and upward.
Sleirh Robes Gents Fur Gloves, CAPS and Collars At
very attractive prices.
-
Corsets-Our line OF GnslFrench wove Corses beginning
a. &C., tho best value for the money in market
Lace Collars newest Styles from &c. 10 81.
Kid Gloves, 45c. to 81, are superb.
Millinery Goods
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
DRY GOODS.

RRiDAL WREATHS, Wells AND TROUssEAUx BALL
Drsssss parnrcs for bas and weddings, anitures Of
% Isom the loves. price TO the handsomsst imported
presmakers supplied with Garnltures importers prices
French artists employed for branching. j. s. COLBY,
versy place. " -
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Al THE FIRST JOURNALS
~ 10 the world medical Of the highest emInsnct
prominent citizens Or n professions and ladies
3ed for years IN their dressing and nurseries, AZ
mi With one accord that for Importing vigor gloss, uIur
8ARRY,S TRiC0PHEROUs has no equal Principal oflc
h7f Pearl street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
TEMPLE OF FASHION,

IEAFLE oF FASHION,
as7 Eighth avenue.
Our nns stock e Toy. .ns Holiday Good. Goo now OPEN
We .av.. early icI he above good. .. at our
s S: sss g. edge % With ss y
''%sf VI. s;ysa sssy s. x e. "a ssssssa ssa
snay sf 49, &c &c .ns s sold S @
ss L: 90 :.
Fine Lace aSS'S: s';: Fs.ia%;y. Sss suitable Tor
AMI s
Everything to be sod OF before the
Our o., &C. ysys;ssa Ss;ss, reduced . sss; " :.
Our u rs Drab Plush reduced to tgs
ssyyy Hssyy fSGsS sS s.ss ssp kbsas aSn = sss y worth $50
Heavy Black Sash Kbeen full ynches a. 81 worth 81 Ao
daals ca as' L.ss &
an other width. in proportion town Importation.
Cali early In the week ~
and early in the day vo,a q, -n,, ),
AAA''Hs 4EAr1n OF vAsg.9s, IL s.,,, ,.....
between TwsntyfO and Twenty .afth streets.
L,0RDs, 81 SIXTH AvENUE.
Z
Laos sleeves hand made, 100.
Lace HaudkercLicis, linen centre, 60c upward.
EoRp's. slI SIXTH AVENUE.
aSssn Ladies' ei:sani hsnsferchers COO
LADIES' Linen Handkerchief, lie. upward
Gents Haudkerchiefs ready heinmsd. go. 2so. ooo
EoRD's ai SIXTH AVENUE.
Gro. Grain Ribbons, all widths and colors.
Sash Ribboos, from auction, very cheap ,.
E%an 5ss wSEsa TS sass: elegant goods 'S0
EoKD's. Sl SIXTH AVENUE
between Nineteenth and twentieth streets
FINE ruHs At ''<s
Choice PsR%s1ss %nH ssss, s,'ss3S; sSs and up.
Royal s.E,n Er%ins zine ss,s, s $50 s wS5ts 9th sA.
s %:,raihsn assss saeaae, %Ss sas saS pa and & Sp
SEA. seal SSaoq9ss,, sac sn $sS SgS ana ar3us u3P
Ar'Si Mi.sss' saI sss. ss' In saS Ssrissy. sSe 0p
Novelties for Holiday Presents
All goods SusKs e 81 a,s s1o.aw.
No 4ss Btoadwsy between Howard and Grand ..sss.,
for msa s %s q i sss1 sad
Seal nss ss,ss A'isssssa soss.. as'. s.au'''
In great variety and ss specially his patented
EoR sALE-rwo PRETTY SUITS or SILK yKLvEr.
soo "
c. 70 wlII qas}atSs OfEs ON MONDAY DEC. IA
silk velvsss. 49,.
1ss ss'fs; ssss cs'sihs Sin H.
Dress Trimming velvcss ss 50 and s4 cost
" :t y Velvet g. g. Sgsh II 3:
i - - o,1prr cnr
pieces Brown velvsseen, $ 81 TO- VI 81 worth 81
100 pieces Black veIveteens silk finish. g. 81 TO- 81 rs
black sasa 81 G 81 ss .s1 ssi worth g. % IS
Felt Hats .u shapes s.S sooTs q IS sue.s good. made
SILK yevs. Hats, 81 81, ane.t good, made.
Great clearing out sale Of
French Flowers,
GO TO o'NEILL's FOR
Roman sashe..' ssas,es's ss nIfssaH So - 50 to ~.
fass sG''s
g snss BIZ: ns
made
Kid Gloves, two buttons, S 10, all new shades; worth
Roman scarfs and Fancy scars cheapest in the city.
.r Ghs Caht Asp sHE q 3Us & fElcES; III Eisravs
,h;S i; SSEiLk iIN CO, CO. 80 SIM :; .;seass,
rRAND EXPOSITION.
U A. T. STEWART 4 co.
will offer on Monday, Dec II.
1000 pieces Of
rich and elegant Dress Goods,
ut enormous sacrifice In prices.
comprising
complete assortment OF
French and English Fabrics
In all the new and popular shades
so IN this market
All wool Diagonal and Sable Sungs full a. inches
wide, at vi per yard; package price In
October last, SO 80 per yard;
with immense variety OF other
Seasonabe Goods
suitable for holiday presents.
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets.
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

AMUsRMENTS NINTH PAaK-Fourth, fifth and sixth
ss column sS'"n
soAab and EobGSd WAsfE6sRScsD
BoARpEas wASrED%"sEoosD % Asx-First, second and
SEa fss sSs is"s
BUSINESS ofPoRTTNiTIEs- PAox-Thrd
ssFzSa SSs s'r
oLEEEs asD n9d a9 ssH%a. and
HaD sss%
s~i and
s6Hsss
psNeisa %&cAphMIEs7 NINTH paa.aTard ,,1, column
DRY do9bs rinsT PHor~sscond, third, fourth nh and
pwss LII tss ss'f MS sEs TO LET FURNISHED AND uS.
Fs.EEsa5s ss%n ss!san
Kooas hsb Ss%H TO
LLnyESrn rAaE-rirs! and second columns.
aGT1
sGLS wxSTEo-MALEs-TwELrru PAsK-Thrd col
HELP WANTED -rEMALEs-TwELrrH pAox-second
MoIaS4F rAcss..a column 49,
ao"'i,Nt 'nN'sihoHso, "o.-NlNrh FAHh-oecouu huu
HoTELs-sxcoSp PAsE-Fourth column
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, wANTED-SEcoND PAaK-sixth
,NsTkucTIoN-, TWELFTH PA9E7si.,h % column: .
LECTURE sEAsoN"NISrH PAax--Thrd column.
LOST AND FoUNp0ssooxp FAaHsntS Io'SHn Column.
MACHlNEKY-TwRLFTHP PAGE-Fourth column.
NATRiaoSiAL1TSHLrTn fAaT-Third on column a''''A'
s0ma
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTlsEMENTs-TENrHP PAGE
MIsoEtIASEo HsSt51s u1s-NIsrn PAer--Third column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS SECOND PAaE-sirth column
pERsONAL-rIRsT PAaEFirst column
4I-d Sn column
PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RMEMT.3ELEvESTH M 3 M y RIP PASEnFifth e. and sixth columns:
REAL ESTATE To EACHANGE-ELEvENTH PAaE-sixth
REAL ESTATE wANrED-EIxvxsru PAer-sr.h COL
EELlGIOUs NOTICES Es-TwxLrTn PAaE-Four.h column.
EEMovALS-NINTH PAGE-Third column.
EESTAMuRANTe-NIsTH M PAGE-Third column.
SALES AT AUCTlON-TwELFTH PAGE-Fiah and sixth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAar-
siTuATiONs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAaE-Sec-
SPECIAL NoTiCEs-Frnsr PAar-Fir.t and second col
sroRTlNG-DoGs, BIRDS &o.-NMru rAae-second
THE TRXDEs-TwELr rAeE--Third column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-ELIvENru PAGE
TRAyELLERs GUIDE-sEooND PAeE-sixth column.
UNFGRNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
.,.rIHESS ELESEHTM NTH PAGL-second ana third columns
wINEs IioioRs 1owNITTn rA1SnThird column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-sEcoND PAar~sixth col.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

Embroideriss and Laccs.

Eeedlework Sets. IN Sgs4 Sc 7bc A.
Sets Of Chimikette ~ saesves, 75c., 81,
Sets Of Collars and Cuns 60c 75c S5c
Very fno Embroidered Sets 80, III.
Fine Linen and Lace Sets, yoc III ri A.
Linen Embroidered Sets, &c., f5c, II, 81 o.
Very hnc rich Sets 81 Is, 81 So 81 as, a.
Rich vaenoienncs Lace Sets, 75c., al,
Embroidered Muslin ChemEettes, a5c. to 81.
Rich Naenciennes Lace Chemisees, 75c
Embroidered Mus!in Collars, 25c., slc., l0c., 500.
Real Lace Collars a0c., 5oo., 75o., 81, 81 25
Opening. Two Cases
Imported Lace and
Embroidered Collars
, In entirely styles
At about half the original cost, s5c and Soc. each.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

AT MADAM COLLINS (ELEvE DE NINE. FLoRINR
Lelevre dressmaking establshmens % West Eleventh
street ladies can rely getting perfect fitting Dresses made
solicited " call
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
DRY GOODS,

/ lqHr MINK AND SABLE FpRS DARKBNBD n
- tree days Faded ones restored In five days Perns
nen. natural darksncd color gusranieed viii not smy3
most expert furles Goods received aud promptly retn11
BY express- j. ID. wfELIAMa
336 Fulton street, Brooklyn, n ". !.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS
4 and valises At the Great Family Shoe Emporium, $50
'foa dway prices. w. D. BI0ELOW.
ROBERT IRWIN.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11


BUY SOME CHEAP DRESS GOODS
Haa., trade. Beautiful s Sas sSi9: ana % Sew prices
Plain Plain Tass Dress Goods ,Foa5alS 6loh'h oaly lsc.
e'c Se
Rsf A5sss ss @
Finer Empress Cloth, and MeS,nos e much under price,
.Sssi saf S..
for @
Fsnnes, ann is. den.' Underwear, &C., down in price,
Handsome Robe Cashrcrss, 22c; other aay Boo.
HsGssR .,s
F9sEE 81 Sssssr n:a ss " and
SoSo GREAT VARIETY y..I OF OTHER GOODS
Ae Down No. TsTR e vsss1 sss. Street. p1y Goods Store
next to the Astor House,
special attention 10 called to lots Of
hsGnaesnt quality ! black yeIystssa.
Bes. quality six and wsrsiea Popiin velour,.
Choice a, assortment Plaid laid Dress ,. Goods. ,o
Also great variety Of Goods
A. ron aoa,gAS Do 70 ;. 4. LkHisoS kNhsoNs co.'s,
2S5 Sixth avenue. between eighteenth and Nineteenth s
the largest assortment in The city.
otoJ A. LEvIsoN CO.'S
for rich Ostrich Feather Trimmings,
Just received, steamship Siberia,
at 81 so per yard and upwards.
Go to J. A. LEvISON co.'s
for the hest selected stock Of
Ladies' and Chidren's Furs.
Chdren's Sets only 3D.
Ladies' Sets, only ~ b0
Go 10 J. A. LEyISON co.'s
Tor the best quality Of Felt Hats, at 81 i6
Go toJ A. LEVIS0N CO.'S
tor SILK Umbrellas,
our own importation.
Fox's Paragon Frame silk Umbrellas
at "a 20, $5 30, 81.
Call and examine our stock.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

AT MME, yIGouRoUxs, 1879 FOURTH AVENUE NEAR
II iwc tn street Stamping Braiding largo stock OF Inn
pored Lingerie Embroidery ladies' and Babies Trousseau
specay OF inltia. Monograms for Handkerchief Table
ana BED Cloths embroidered order for holiday
ceyed. ~ w." SS--SS'S 0-~ 80 -
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

A -A.-PERSONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
A. life Insurance companies, and who do not desire TO
their policies by an absolute sale can borrow tho
LgeRcy 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

A SMALL INVOICE PArEs FoIE aRAs TRAFFES
y and Aures for sale.
W. s.. WALLACE, No. 6 South William street.
I BATTERsON's, Ssl AND 800 SIXTH AVENUE
Y Rooms 10 lot for storage furniture baggage, pianos
all Sizes established 81 years. Furniture and pianos
1xed and removed.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

0. D. HAT COMPANY SELL BY THE CASE.
dozen or single Hat al about halt Broadway nrices
Z ms In boys Hats; Caps 26o IL Corlaudt street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-24
Ottawa WnOiesaie Market.

As reported BY RlALE BROS Wholesale and Retail Groces,
No. Ii La Sale street.
Ottawa, Sept. %, 1870.
The markets for wheat, corn, rye and oats
have been active, but possibly the advance has
been largely speculative. Wheat was firm at
05c9$1. Corn sold as high as 5Sc and as low as
DOC, showing very unsteady state of the market
Oats is now bringing 33c readily, and some very
fine and clean brought 3jc. The market for beef
cattle this week has been very unsatisfactory to
dealers. the Chicago and eastern markets being
full and the demand light, consequently prices
are lower. The markets for live hogs this week
have been quiet and week, the receipts far ex-
ceeding shipment Prices range from s7.25g
So. Butter is about as last week. Eggs hare
advanced to 15c. Potatoes are selling on the
street at from GOG75c per bush. We quote as
follows.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-24
eINANcIAL and COMMERCIAL.

The money market is generally reported easy
in large cities The secretary of the treasury
accepted s3.OOO,O0O of bonds. instead of $4,000
900, as advertised for, the amount offered being
nearly $9,OOO.OOo. The price paid by the secse-
tary was 1922 to 1O9.45, ex. interest. The ac-
ceptance Of An extra million of bonds by the
treasury seems to indicate the intention of the
secretary to use his large currency balance to
keep the money market easy during the fall
In New York call loans are made at > to q per
cent. For short time commercial paper. the usu-
al rate is from to ~ per cent. The gold
market is quiet and price steady, the closing
quotation in New York is 1881
Government bonds are firm in price and in
good demand. The European markets are tend.
ing towards higher prices.
Ravens. M.cKiulay Il Co. furnish the follow
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-24
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Chicago, Sept %.
Flour-Quiet. White winter extras, $3.50
$50; Spring extras. $6.0Og6.50; superfnes. 1926
0375.
Wheat-Active. S1.O6al.O7 for No. / spring :;
$l.O4q1.05 for No. 2, strictly new and IS for
rejected.
Corn-steady. e3a64c for No 1, 6Oa62o for
No. 2: $4,000 for rejected, aud Sc for no grade.
Oats-Wesk vt 36937c for No. 2.
Rye-7Oc for No. 9.
Barley-73cG76c for No. 2.
potatoes-$3.5033s$4 per bbl, new.
Butter-26@2S for choice table.
Eggs-14g15c.
Hogs-$8l2g$9.sO according to weight.
Cattle-Dull Choice steers, $700q$SOO;
feir I'd class, $6.50e775; medium to good butch.
ers' stock, $5.0095.75; common to choice COWS
and heifers, $45Og5.00; inferior and mixed
stock, $3.O0t3.75.
New YORK Market.
Flour-Closed dull. *5.loa$5.sO for western
Wheat-Steady. $12se$l. 90 for No. | spring.
R b. Dull, at s5aS6c for western.
Os.s-Dull at 4694Sc for western.
Corn-Steady ut S39S4 cts. for new mixed
western.
~. Louis Market.
ST. Louis, Sept. %
Flour-Dull. Sales Of supertine at $465
Case for spring; Xxx at $5Oo954O; xxx
ut $55O15.6O.
Wh.~t-Dull At &l359l. SO for prime white
fall; *l,l8gl.2O for choice to fancy red and
white; No. spring 02a93c.
Corn Steady at &l.12g$l lG for mixed
Rye-Scurce at 62I70c
Whisky-Dull ut SOC.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-24
The Markets.

The general produce market has been reasona-
bly, active during the week. and wheat and corn
show An improvement. Cattle, however, are
fiat, hogs dull, and provisions improving.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-24

at al other times at the Dispcsary for Disease Of the
aud Eur, - Madison Stree jsnrN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-24

We therefore recommend that foy the purpose
OF paying the said balance of Indebtedness, a tax
OF fifty cents on each one hundred dollars be
levied on this years assessment.
We further recommend that to meet the cur.
rent expenses OF the county for the ensuing year,
ana ia provide for means toward paying half
erected in accordance with the previous action
OF the Board, {. tax of one dollar and ten cents
on the one hundred dollars be levied on the
present years assessment
WIN. FLEMING, Chairman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-24

Sargery for Vnc Kyc ana Ear.
Dr.. OklNsl
(LAfB - d. LovlsO
And Graduate the Philadelphia University Of Medicine
and eurgry has for the last sight years given his attention.
70 this important speciality, and prepared to treat oil die.
ssss Of 10 eye AND whether surgical otherwise Per
.sns suasrAg from Cataract Crcs Eye, Tarsal Tumors
closure oIe tear Duct Pcypus, Enlarged 1cnss Oattarrh
ena al SseeAs OF the and threat would do well
ult the doctor. Examination Free
0oes u Pen 00os buil4 {. ever bakery. mAyt-sp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-24
Spttial noticrs.
INTERESTING LETTER RECEIVED BY
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.

r R5 sS I Ho Ioo ,uy that may merit the
with nnapsted real leave nothing undone which IL
certainly The Highest honor TO which person may d.
rect his ambition, In any pursuit. art or calling that
That you were interested In the de,,l. of my recent
small strang uaied navel rupture more than amply re-
wards me ior writing i and az the same time prompts
which has recently Come 70 my knowledge Il Is al,o
ineuinsl rupture, which she regarded as no way
remarked IN siladng 10 Glboon. the great historian,
10 h1S IN he aei.e na stas seS the nc
mind How strange u Is % coute npate that Gibbon,
ofcsght was overta"cn aud dashai rSni oSStcnce nv
a ncs ,ctcd upture What Lesson TO those indulang
plsced upon thar intellectual monster. TO put the Da.
1S eSse ' to wS now sa 's oar r, Of
Nrs. y Of Paterson, Vow jersey VINO was ain.vtcd
without auy previous Wlrninr, became suungulatcd
80. with the accompanying s,mitotns OF violent
N3m'h5. cA,.5go @oi,y ,ants ~, 91d dlsi - Of
VIZ f,r nr Hon. cS y ~ p5 ~. y. I DIV
hu -Nur'rg nov became 20 tense That size sept
en'.. D. iuie nee % cHlprolorm, arl ~ tns e r6lo
VOLS. Wien ornul r.ics-,I hcr uou all suiorng.
10 luttcuns ] h1v- learned iinn her s.tcr, VINO
asstY ,oe ssS6.ei, Ms has rupture WI then III or
Ss,ros. s sy ,ns s9 - Ss, "sT oa , ag r.
cant hhh alNay os re wltla " ..'en av " ~ VIC
rye oi holhcs Is rutlcsly tgl mon "a, ioul Rrruta
bro -; tC sci 1or1, ARE tcd Nh1e lay, the To-
th, pride. Ju,t C}inng mo manhood, h the hrrHt
e., p,osp g; 20 iaturs dsuLelo9, sgd oav 5r5asbt
- 'stan fttll aud overwhelmed with the mos o.
teuse agony The aged parent CrOlni. writh9A anI
sudlenS ana Npeeted yeids hsprC .tcc ALL al "
pieccs OF the iOas aud rocks Of negligence and In M.
tares. r
These Mr. Heechcr arc facts with whoa the preacher
~ 81 ~ the doctor should be familiar, as both are
looked t. Ia the hour suffering tho former Tor spir
itual, ani tue latter for physical relief
| am happy, Mr.. Bcccner, 10 have awakened in yOur
mind new thou-hts and Conclusions rcrardnc the treat
ucut Of rupture, 10 have removed pr-. ol which
you tormcry entertained. that II a life afctiOa,
an incurable evl anu to Lave convinced yon by ms
startling evidence OF the wh1 arr now boating
happy and cNhilaraed n uier perfect restoration hy
the use OF my appliances and curative cOnpound tie
only SHOWN specintz for Hernia IN all lie forms and
stages possessing the advantage OF compCtely dong
away With the old batbarOus attempted CUE nom
uusses, and Inflammation.
You may icei assured Air Becchcr, that the oldest
less than the yuungt Il, may he completely Icstute
by the ddOptiun OF my HCitUd ot rlic and cuuruiy
freed tou ny CANCERS OF stralsuIsted Tu tUre, TON
the moment they adopt it.
VIVA my best WISHES tor youg continued prosperity,
lronain yours truly,
}. \. SHERMAN.
No. 691 broadway, New York, Feb l. ls.U.
DR. SHERMAN may be n at Ms office 0g1 Broadway,
New ORR. Photographic keng,ses bad cases bclore
and after cure, with other valuable inloruaon mailed
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