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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-19
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WEDNESDAY. october 10.
Gold closed IN New YORK, yesterday,
The ship Eureka was burned and gcut.
tied at Cardiff.
Thare were three deaths from yellow
fever Ia New Orleans yesterday.
The Presbyterian synod OF New Jersey
met at MortLstowD, New Jersey, yesterday.
The steamer CIty OF Ptris, from New
York, arrived at Q 1eenstcwn yesterday.
1he Masonic Grand Lodge Of Kentucky
| Is u session at Louisville. over S0J su0Ort-
mate L9cges being represented.
There have been twenty deaths from
yellow fever AZ Mobile since the last re-
| port, whenever that was.
The Conservatives OF the Third Virginia
District have minated Colonel Albert
OEdWay for Congress
r. 2. GlllIard, member elect to conaress
| from the Raleigh. N c., District, died az
Oxford, Monday night.
Memorial services we're held in the st.
Charles heater AT New Orleans last Night
in honor OF General r. f.. Lee.
The cotton and wooden mills of Dickey
q Sons. PhtladeipnIa, were damaged by
nrea yesterday morning, 70 the amount OF
soV,VJc.
The MutuaIs OF New York, and Ath-
let c., OF Fniladslpnia. piayrd matca
game at New oTk yesterday, COM prislng
ten innings resulting II = tie
Parker's Touring mills. 10 Pcusaseepsl ?,
N Y were e~troyed by fire yesterday
morning, 10 voavIng a loss OF sl00 COO. In-
sursnce $4,000. Ae.
N artIn Stevens. late Of California, fell
doS shaft sixty feet deep at Helena.
Montana, on saturday, a Il was founu
dead next morning Ia i've feet water.
The four Conferences of the Me hodIst
Church OF Iudiana, the state Convention
Of the Messe gers of the ChuT ch of christ,
and the several 1Tand Lodges OF MaSOns,
are in session Ia Indianapolis.
Three sea,nen died suddenly in s. sail
ors' boarding house, in Boston, eau ing
some excitement, as 10 was supposed beir
disease WIS yellow lever. Tue cJTouer's
jury dsterm med It to be cOnge>tive bll-
nous fever
The Coroner's Jury In the case OF Nolan.
shot in Pn1ladel pnia, returned a verdict
that he Was shot by Crawford In self de-
tense. Crawford is he d under the COM
mitment made by Alderman Kerr. ne
will have q hearing to- day, on u writ OF
habsas c-TpW3, before Judge Pierce.
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Boston Items.

BOsToN, October 18.-The Custom
House oficisls claim to have discov-
cd smuggling transactions amounting
to over $500, 900. aud duplicating sew
eIal prominent merchants. Ths allie
cations are that during 1869 there
were sn oggled into Boston very large
quantities. OF gin, rum aud whisky.
cniefy upon the schooner ID. FL. Hod-
kius, and that the defendants re-
ceived, concealed, bought and sold
these goods. The defendants are ID.
L. MIlls,.S. G. Lund, John j. Perry
and one Hyson. All have been ar
rested, and have given bail, the first
named in $50 600, and the others in
$4,000 each for further appearance.
A severe gale passed over Boston,
doing no damage. At Concord, N
Fl the gale uurooied ono or two
buildings.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-19
The MAYORS Election.

The movements of the Democratic
members of the City Council aro mys-
terions to the general public. On
Monday night, the regular time for
holding its session, not a single Dem
ocratie member of the Council except
the ad interim Mayor was present.
Messrs Hellman and Schaum were
in attendance. but 10 obedienca. evil
IDENTIFY, to the pre- arranged pro-
gramme, every Democratic Coancil
man absented himself. SO an adjourn
meut was declared by His Honor,
the Usurper, till next Thursday night,
and tho question of the Mayors eieo-
tion was again postponed.
But, to the surprise OF all, a sud-
denly convokod Called Session was
determined upon, aud the Council
was hurriedly brought together yes.
terday afteFnoou. AH tHs members
tgere present. The absoonding D3mo-
Gratis who could not be found on Mon
day night. had 20 difficulty n leaving
their business 10 the midst of the day,
at the beck Of the little New Yorker.
L was understood that he session
was called expressly 10 settle the quss-
ton of the Mayors election By ref
stence to the Counoil proceedings il
will be seen that Mr.. Van Ripper va
ated the chair, aud, with mock gIav-
". moved tfaa the Council proceed
order tile election. Thereupon
is man Friday. DR.. Muhlhauscp, OBJ
,cted, and moved its consideration
postponed until the next
egular meeting. |. was in
ain that Messrs. HeiIman and
chaum demonstrated against further
clay 10 q matter SO gi5aily important
0 the city's interests. The pre-ar-
auged dodge was such sparent
arce that the Democratic members
Vho were in the secret, could hardy
seep their faces straight during th'
performance. The question was aesi,
postponed. How l3ug the people viii
amely submit to the usurpation an,
.llow such men as Van Ripper ano
Muhlhausen to make sport Of thei
deepest interests remains to be seen
Ii is very clear that the q1ocum wa:
broken on Monday night with Var
Rper's knowledge. and doub less a
bis instigation. No ono doubts bu
that tie could have secured the pass
age Of his motion yesterday if he ha;
been in earnest in making it. Aot
there il no quest on but that be vii
again have the election postponed j
he wills it, and darcs to face the in
dienation Of the public
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Tours. October Is.-Tne Prussians and
Erencn are still concentrating large forces
near orleans, preparatory to a great b e
tie. The Prussians occupy The city fts If.
as well as the camp at BeilaIr, nsar
Meung.
AdvIces from Lille are that large Prus-
sian forces have arrived in the Norm -rn
departments, and vigorous measures for
defense VIII he aiada at once.
The Constitutional says 81 detachment OF
PTuSSiars have teen seen in The direct on
of Nsudome and Cambrtd. There is one
eolun on the right bank of the Loire, and
another on the eft bank. The Prusstaus
aCe evidently coming towards btols and
Tours.
Dssp4s ches :from Blois aud Beaugency
announce several skirmishes between tine
PruSsIaus and Fraucs- tIreurs.
dispatch has ju been received an
Pru slams; the loss OF PrUSsians Is put a.
5000.
There is no further talk of removing the
Capital TO Ly ons and Marseilles.
1he discipline or the armies has vastly
improved.
Tours, Oct. lS-More favorable news have
been received from Paris.
bridge has been thrown across the
Seine, oy which Independent com mun1ca-
tion IS established between Forts Cnareton
Ths Mobile Guards continue to make
success ul sorl1es.
Reports from unofficial and. private
sources show that bands of sharp.
shooters, IN parts of the country now o ;
cupied by the enemy, are becoming m ore
and more elective, aad cause muen anOy-
ance and image on the German lines of
communication.
An Official dispatch states that the
Francs nreurs a. er a successful engage
meut, occupied Melun.
No officI a Intelligence from Orleans has
been made puoilc to-day. Stragettcal
movements in that direction are on foot.
A private dlspat sh from Chateau de u q,
to-day reports tnat shells were thrown in
10 town this afternoon
A dispatch from Dillon. to-day, an
nounces thai Veson is occupied By the
Germans.
Tours, oct 1s.-In the absence Of any
repre entative of the United states ag
Tours, the French government requests
he press to make known to the A n err
| can governm 5nE and people, is extreme
| desire TO mage no hostile feelings between
| the two nations, and tnat 1t wo Ild gladly
/ receive special envoy from Washington,
/ with whom negotiations might h.
] clu1ed to that end. - f1r
-tu street, between Fifth and sixth
1st Office Box 0z6. MAJ a
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PRUSSIA.

BERLTS, October IS the people OF stras-
burg are generally satisfied with the new
OTl-T of things. The + ench sentim enf, II
there be any, has not shown itself of n
stve,y since the capftulati0n. There have
heen one or two Instances of firing on the
German soldiers patroling the city from
the window of houses. Tue cuiprits were
I'm M uiate y spprehsnded and b. ought 10
OF citizens.
The official Language in Alsacs here
after will ba German.
A gentleman MS arrived at Versailles
from England W tn twenty thou sand
pounds sterling, rail- ed in that country tor
the German Hospital Fund. The amount
wills be turned over to the German au-
tbOrittes I'M nedI .tely.
St. Cloud Is tot ruin, ali the pictures
and tapestry being destroyed by The firs
from the forts.
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In 10 whispered that those distin-
guished attorneys. Messrs. Bippus
and Mann, in the employ OF the Dem
ocratic Executive Committee. are
busily at work in search Of material
ous of which to make contest on the
County Authorship. We give these
g ntlemen and their advisers and
hackers, If they have any, notice that
for every illegal vote which they may
fnd cast for the Republican ticket,
we will guarantee them two illegal
Democratic ballots. It will be an ill
starred enterprise to any who embark
in it. The Republicans are prepared
to probe the matter to the bottom
facts.
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HOnOrs TO the Late General R0bf. e.
Lee, &c


MEMPHIS. October 18 Business is
entirely suspended to day IN honor Of
the funeral obsequies Of Gen. Lee.
At an early hour the streets we're
filled with citizens and Strangers from
the country. At IL o'clock the pro-
cession formed on Market Square,
uuder the command of Col. j. w.
Dawson. in the following order:
Police Department, EmmeG Guards,
Pail bearers, Desoto Rifles, Clergy,
Orator of the Day, Distinguished in
vited guests. Officers OF the City Gov
ernment in carriages, the different
City Schools, mem Oers of the city
press In carriages Zone hundred and
fifty. fouf). Relief Society, preceded
by a band the Hibernian Renef So
ciety, Masons, Odd Fellows aad
Druids, German Societies, St. George
and St. Andrews Societies, the Con
federate Relief Association and all
the Confederate soldiers, preceded
by band. After marching through
the principal streets, the cortege halt
ed IN front of Court Square, when,
after the reading OF the services of
the Episcopal Church, by John
Wheat, ID D., Rector Of st. lazarus
Church, Hon. Loudon delivered 4
eulogy. It is estimated that there
were 20 900 people in the procession.
All the houses. with one excep. oa,
along the line Of march were draped
in mourning.
L. T. Bond. an old citizen of
Brownsville, Tennessee, was killed
last evening, by timer named
FreiY.
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FLORENCE, October IS The Italians
eomplal a that foreign governments are
recognize the ntw ofder of things al
Rome. fh government viii soon "a Ike
this matter the object of an earnest g.
mODstIAuce.
A Papal Ball Is soon expected, dlssolving
q 10 heumeniea Couucii, on the agrCup d
that there Is 10 place where It can freely
be held.
The custom lines between the old
Roman territory and TIA y nave bsen abb
sOIved.
!. FL lRErSoE octob1r Is Ma zzi nj has ar
rived. He Will 81 to Rome.
The Italian Government pays the c0u-
pons due on the Papal debts, in January.
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PORTUQAT,

LISBON, October Is One dav later dates
have been received from Rio Janfero.
Generals efaly and R1vas were pursuiGg
Lopez Jord n.
Toe rebels under LuenGz7, have been
attacked and captured The rebels are SO
detnoFaI1zed THAI Itieir early omission
Is antici pated
Montevtdeo Il beseiged by the insur.
gents and the cltiz5ns are greatly
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A SPECIAL from Washington City
to tho Cincinnati Commercial Of yes.
terdsy gives currency to the report
that Senator Morton will probably ac
cept the mission to London. Our
information from reliable sources is
directly contrary to this report. Ser
ator Morton will MT create vacancy
10 our Senatorial delegation.
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Another Murder Ia Ms. Vernon
Flrndlsh AtEempE 30 Elit "a YOnng
LADY,
Especial to lhe Journal,

Lady
Especial to he Journal.l
MT. VERNoN, Ind, October l8-
Albert Bsll was stabbed and Instant
~ killed by George Ferguson. last
night. The followiog are the eircum-
stances Bel was a farmer living
close to town; FeTgusoa has been
working for him. Yesterday they
both came to to sn, aod by night were
considerably intoxicated In the up.
per end Of the tom Ferguson quar-
relied with Bell, and stabbed him in
the tight breast, with the above result.
Bell is said to have bsau a paaeeable
man, and FeTgusoa. while undee the
influence Of liquor, very quarrel
some one. The murderer made no at
tempt to escape. When arrested, he
was lying on the body Of the mur
dered man. crying that he bad killed
his bss. friend.
A wretch named Louis Buckley
made an attempt to kill young lady,
the daughter of John l.. Nosl. last
Saturday night. B.ckley worked on
Noel's farm, about nine milss from
here. Saturday afteruoon he was
whipping a little three or fcuc year
old girl, when Miss Noel stopped him
By threatening to hit the rascal With q
%stool. He said howould have bis re
venge, aud that night he broke into
Miss Noal's room aud tiled to pour
prussio acid in tef ear Ths acid
struck her neck, when she awoke and
escaped from he room. Beckley fled
to Illinois, where ne was captured and
brought here. and - now in Jail.
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What the Press saEs

The Reading (Pa.) Dispatch says: ssThe
Wen known sureflOrity Of MI5HLER s
HERB b ffF RS viii spare Us The Ne ees
sity of laying anything al length IN taVor
of this magic Il TOuic ana Stimulant.
Wherever this Bitters is best kno@n IL
meets wi It'll aa astonishing SALE This ~
the case Ia our section OF the euntry.
There are csses IN this city where he m ost
rad ca cures nave been eHscted M carou 10
dfseases cures whlcn the best phA sictaB rs
coutd not effect. and we kn w score of
families tour own among the bumbrT),
VINO wolid not b. without a plentIfut sut5s
ply Of this Great HouSehoid Rem edy Tor
any consideration. Let every family In
the Iaad kee0 IL on hand" Sold by ala
re pecJabie dru gists. Price one COLLAR
per hntiIa. IL
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BLOODY AfraE.

LOUISVILLE, October 16.-A BLOODY
ARRAY occurred at Brandenburg.
Mead County, last Sunday morning'
in which two persons We're Seriously
# not fatally injured. Three broth :
ers-John, William and Dick Bal.
ling-had a difficulty with William
and James George. and James Ea.es.
IN which knives and pistols were used
William Balling was wounded in q
number of places about the neck and
breast, and bled almost to death,
John BaIling received two wounds
with knife. one in the side and one
in the back, both entering the cavity.
The wounded men were moved home
where both lie in preeagiQUs ,cerdi-
tion. The partr ~ AID w a1nut 4
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THK NEW FOOD sOUROB.

GEA MOSS FARLSE,
- Made from pure Irish Moss,
or Carrageen, Is conceded
to be the heRithieNt,
cheapest and most delicious food IN the
A package, costing a few cents. will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange, ana a prp-
pOrtiona quantity of Puddfngs, Custards,
Creams. Sauces, GrUels, Charlotte Russo,
CEA MOSS FAHENE
- Is creating a great
sensation In the
food market. It's
delightful favor, convenience Tor dessert,
&C, &c, is unsurpassed.
CRA MOSS FARENE
pudding il In eat
ing IL !" and we feel
conf lent that no man or woman who has
once eaten of q Blanc Mango, Pudding
other delicacy prepared with this marine
GOdsend, will deny its claim TO rank
among the table uxuries OF the period.
CEA MOSS FARGNE
- Is mzde up without
trouble, and VIII
always be good.
Try II, and our word for It, ou will con
unue 10 iis use.
GEA MOSS FARINE
- Makes an elegant
Ice Cream. Is SUI
psrfor to Corn
Starch or Arrowroot, aud one hundred
EA H0ss FARINE
- At least ffty differ
eDt dishes can be
made from EA
Moss FARTNE, all delicious, neaIthfuI. and
economical: II Is the cheapest food the
known world
CEA MOSS FARINE
- Is rich IN fesh form
ing properties. ana
diet for children aud ali others 1eqlfrins
q light and delicate food.
CEA MOSS EARENE
- 'sIs decidedly very
gre I'M prove
liar preparations. It is the most deiiaat-
tul aud delicate food We nave ever tasted
CEA MOSS FARTHE
- GustaFds, Soups Cru.
ell, &c. &c, made
from SEA MOSS
FARINE, can be taken BY InvaIfds at ali
times and retained upon the stomach.
while all other preparations are rejected.
cEA MOSS FARHNE
- One experiment will
convince the nost
skeptfcal that SEA
NJ oss FARINE will produce unequaled Gus
tards. Pnddlnes. Creams. &C., &c.
G IA MOSS FAKINE
- A most delightful
and healthy foed
Tor Children and
1nvalids.
G. IA MOSS FARENE
- Superior to corn
Starch, MAIZENA,,
, Farinap Or d y
cEA nEO@s FARENE
- Makes a most de-
ughtful dess ert,
per cent. of nutriment.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- Is Irish Moss puri-
fed, concentrated, +
and rendered an
absolute luxury, and will hereafter be
quoted a. food staple In the marEeis of
the world.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- For all the uses to /
which the best Ar
be. at one: quarter the price.
SEA MOSS FARTNE
- Is superior to all !
other prepaIa atoms /
for weak and puny /
purpo- G.
- Will produce flesh to |
marvellous ex i
tent, while 1t Ia 4
CEA MOSS FARTNE -.
what II is, and our 4
word Tor 1t, he win /
recommend IL also.
. EA MOSS FARINE
- IsspIendid for thick /
enlhg sauces, and /
W 4 II make ffLy /
different dishes.
CKA MOSS FARINE
- Sold only at W WaoIe- !
sale By the
RAND SEA EOSS FARlNE CO.,
SO Park Place, NY.
ie30 deod view
a
,Eesw7 a gzY---
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IT will be seen by reference to the
Council proceedings that $4,000 more
of the Water Works Bonds are with
drawn. Ia the language Of the ad
interim Mayor: Who cares for ex-
ponsea 9v
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WEDVEsDAV. 0OIOBEB 10. 187e.

The first Indiana State Convention
Of Metbodists meets to-day in Indian
apolis. Over one thousand delegates
are expected to be 10 attendance. The
churches os the city will be repre-
l
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. SPAIN

MADRID, October Is.-Tha Spanish Gov
ernmenl still deiers the opening OF the
port OF BaEcsLsna. smN 81
Ro1tguez declines the purt folio ten
dereQ MIN by Gen. Prim.
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OswEGo. October "A terrific
gale of wind since carly this morning
has proved disastrous to shipping on
the lake. Several vessels have ar
rived with loss of canvass and deck
load. The schooner Advance, from
Chicago, With bar.ey, is ashore twelve
miles up the lake
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REIatnM

BRUSSELS, Octo Der I8.-The Independence ,
Beige kusLatns It's attack GU BIsmArck' 3
pJllcy. I6 charges him with dealing IN
1nsuTrections without the aiiegaIions or
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CLEVELAND. Ootobor 18. - Three
vessels blew ashore By the storm last
night. Not much damage was done
Not less than six lives were lost By
these disasters.
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BosToN. Oot. Is Wendell PhiIlios
addressed a large audience tonight
on the political issuos in M.ssachu-
setts.
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COLUMBUS. o., Oatob3r 18-The
burial OF the late United States Milo
lister C0ggshall and daughter, who
died in Ecquador, South America.
about TWO years ago, toUk place to-
day.
Official returns from the late eleo-
ton show that Perry. Republican, had
seven hundred and forty FIVE majority
for Congress. Ia the FIRST District,
Stevenson, Republican. has fifteen
hundred and forty nine majority. La
the Second District. Morgan, Demo-
crat, has twenty-ono hundred aud
forty seven majority IL the Thir-
teenth Districr, Sprague, Republican,
has seven hundred and sixteen ma
iOriLY.
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RUS

ST PETERSBURG, October Is.-The gov.
ment censor of Inc pre- IS has besn re-
moved fer per uitfing atacks. by the
nsWspaperss on the King Of Prussia.
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Mnraf Halstead at Homo

CINCiNNATI, October 18-Murat
Halste cad. managing editor of the
Commercial, reached home from Eu-
rope. TO day. He was warmly re
ceived by his friends, aad was sere
naded tits evening.
A young man named Farnsworth,
Undertook suicide last night, by shoot
log. He will probably recover.
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s. LnuIs- Oofoher 18-The I.iheral

ST. Louis, Ocrober 18.-The Liberal
Republicans nominated full County
ticked 10 day.
Col. w Minor Roberts, associate
enSineer of the Iliin6is and st. Louis
bridge, has been appointed chief en-
gioeer of the Nort hern Pacific r. R..
aud will enter upon his duties the 1st
DroxImO
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ATLANTA. Oct. 18.-The House to-
day passed bill cediug jurisdiction
to certain lands for National Cemete.
ries 10 the U. s. Government.
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Lumber. Lath and shInxles.

49, Orders left at Reit q Haney's Fonp.
dry will be promptly attended to. mso "
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5TATLONER y1
SOTE PAPER
LETTER PAPER.
PENS AND /

All the Lats Styles, Very cheap.
AT THE
JOURNAL OFFTC3kt
NEXT TO PosT-oFrIuE.
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y
- "Ihe proof OF the
pudding is In cat
ing 1" and we feel
conf lent that no man or woman who has
once eaten of q Blame Mango. Pudding.
other delicacy prepared with this marIpe
GOdsend, will deny its claim TO rank
among the table luxuries of the period.
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- EA MOSS EARaNE
- Is M ede up without
trouble, and Will
always be good.
Try n, and our word for It, ) ou will con
tlnue IN its use.
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- is creating a greas
sensation In the
food market. It's
deIIEhtful flavor, oonvenienca for dessert,
&C, &c, is unsurpassed.
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- At teast fifty differ
eDt dishes can be
made from Is EA
Moss FARTNE, all delicious, healthfuI, and
economi icai. II is the cneap pest food d the
known world.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-19

- EA MOSS FARLSE,
- Made from pure Irish Moss,
or Carrageen, l. conceded
to be the heAlthieNt,
cheapest ana most delicious food IN the
world.
A package, costing few cents, will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, ana pra-
portions e quantity of Puddfngs, Custards,
Creams, Sauces, Gruels, Charlotte Russo.
Ice Creams &C. sc.
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g "a MOSS FAREAE
- Is rich In flesh form
Ing pToperttee,auu
makes a delightfut
diet for children aud ali others lequirIus
. light and delicate food