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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14
Meeting Of Incorporators,

BY order Of the Board of Incorporators. at
their meeting held this day in the Board of
Trade rooms the Executive Committee was
empowered to appoint in addition to its present
Board as many associates as they deemed proper
for the furtherance of the business of the Divis-
ion Fair, and said appointments TO stand until
the reorganization takes place.
Whereupon the following named persons
were appointed members Of the Executive
Board, TO take effect from to-day:
Frank AcClung e. j. Sanford.
W. w. Woodruff, Samuel Boyd,
Ii. S. Chamberlain, c. NJ Branner.
A; ). Mariner, All Caldwell,
W, j. Betterton, G.. N. Hazen,
J. N. Thornburgh, Joseph Richard.
X II. Richards H. Clark
c. McCoRRLE, Sec'y, Ex Com.
sep 7-d1t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14
$40 REWARD

STRA YED OR TOLEN!!
ER0M WILLIAM HODGES. LIVING ON THE
Il Jacksboro' Pike, near the Kentucky Depot, on or
about the 9th instant, III LACK FlLLl, about fifteen
name and tail reward ofsl0i offered for the return
of the animal. WIN. HODGES.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14

Sir" said the astonished landlady TO a
traveller who had just sent his cup forward
for the seventh time, +" you must be very
fond OF coffee. a" Yes, madam, / am, v
he replied, or | should never have drunk
so much water to get a little.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14
HARDTN SKAGGS. j. p.
AdVertising.

A man who cannot afford to advertise, cannot
afford to do business. A merchant prince said
truly that person Investing one dollar in any
kind Of business, should spend dollar in adyer-
Using that business.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14
FINANCIAL.
Knoxville Quotations of Money and stocks.
OFFICE on the KSoxylLLR CHRONICLE,
Tneadav Gent 10 Ic7O


During the week past week money has been easy.
Tho demand for bonds in Europe has increased the
supply Of specie in the banks while money has been
offered at from to cents Government and stock
oollateras. Government securities firm. The fol-
lowing are the latest New York quotations;
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14

A man can't help what is done be-
hind his back, as the scamp said when
he was kicked out of doors.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14

One hundred millions of dollars a year
would not restore to the soil of the United
bors.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14
by telegraph
New York Mark ct.
STOCKS

STOCKS.
New YoRK, Sept. 12.-Midnight.-The market is
intensely dull-unequaed for months. The settle
ment Of the European to be the only escape
from the apathy and dullness in the speculative mar
kets. Money easy; 5a6c. Sterling 95Aa95sc. Gold
presents features, except intense dullness; it
closed at Sll3A Governments securities advanced Hc;
closed quiet; SKIES ST. coupons 1885, 62s 1876 CAS- ll19
65s l new 1915 67s 104 6ss 1917; 40s6H Southern Sc
ginias 65; g. Lousianas 7l new Go; levee skies
"A. Alabama eighths 10; ives 6S. Georgia skies SO;
sevens 81. North Caronas 1885, 20. South Caro-
linas So new 6s15
PRODUCE.
NEw YORE, Sept. 12.-COtton firm. Sales 1900 bales
at 1870. FlOur-State and Western superfne more
stead s4i5a49O Southern dull and lower, S52ea6. 40;
common 70 fair extra So 5as6OO good to choice sc Boa
$50 Wheat unchanged; spring 81 80; winter red and
western Amber 81 25al %; white Southern 81 42lS;
amber State 81 30. Corn new mixed Western 32as3c.
Beef steady and quiet; new plain mess l2al6c. new
extra l6al9c. Pork dull; new mess $500. Lard
nominal; kettle l7al7lzc. Whisky S9a90c. Groceries
firm and in fair demand. Naval stores frmer Tur-
pentne steady, s39 0Oa3950. Rosin in moderate de-
mand, Sl.0919; strained steady. S0gz. Taow actye;
9as5sc. Freights firm. Wheat by steam 80
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14

The above makes apparent the difference in
our favor. But we feel that we are not reaping
the legitimate benefits within our reach. and
hope soon to see capital more extensively in
vested in such manufactures as will use up these
materials and furnish the various articles of use
and necessity to meet the wants ofnot only those
in our immediate section of country, but also do
our share in filling that great market in the cot
ton States which opens up before us such an I'M
limited demand for manufactured goods of eve
ry description.
With no competing cities nearer than Rich
mond, on the east, and Nashville, on the west,
with being situated in the centre of East Ten
nessee having all these materials at hand at first
cost, being backed by fine agricultural coun-
try, with delightful climate and good water, and
having favorable railroad connections, and wa
ter communication, Knoxville should speedily
become one of the great manufacturing points
in the South, city of 100000 population.
Respectfully submitted,
HARVEY CLARK,
Wn COFFMAE, Committee
DAVID RICHARDS,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14
CincinnntiMnrket-

CHcISYATI, Sept. 12.Flour dull. family S5i0a6.OO.
Corn dull; 6saIOc. Whisky dull ssas9c Provisions
dull and unchanged. Nothing Of consequence doing
| Pork $3.50 with no buyers. Lard l51zc. Bacon
shoulders l4Aal43Sc; clear sides lSc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-18

Ma TWr kUgo- Sswo>--N6N itai t1t Scs4gc com
ni,Jce have rcsOly,t 20 rSgcr uacnt sv,rGiu< St0Q
90 for new Arctic gNp,ossilo.s, thoy sGoil3 ei,c
cue StJcuiiop 90 tSt ,aiu-S q ihc kuro-Slwe route
Cr,sia Bent rss ite tFsJ 90 b-irS tbs 'itc of n,
search iu,o noiios. IL Y0Wcyfol scrics OK lSpyf>
surr,lmc N Pgo6sso- I Il Nsury's a,sc eou-
trseOtjOss 70 ll,ssl'y Nc-is Dc pr,., Is tlst th,
probabilities Of 7Scs,ng ID, oreu ful@y sea sid Tbs
NoT,a Pole &re 6ee3elly Ia ksor II the fssssSo esa
Tbs great vsrn cUr7eu, * lis f&ei5e. ,Ac ''Salt
s,rcs'' oftiSg uc-zD, te KUry SiVo, Shics Sweep,
from The cqasto- NJ ,brt,h Jbgus Straits, c-s-y-
5y is SgSntie v0Eu,c u harmed NsI,r il IS sss-
posed. .sto the s4frozsa Polsr>ca- ForSege-.l hau
drea miles rorth o. tay Straits vAsl,Is bayt oaoo
open natter, ,NteaS.as s. SF IS yye coal1 r,-eA
Tbe Ne-tVrD si3e ~ tb,s continent blia.s algeh
wsrsae- % The ssuAc Tsr=,l3 OF latitude JlsG the
eastern, l. Is lkcly Tat Al OPEN coarse via bo Saaaa
under orlirssy Circumstance much higher up than
en- ia.s Size A1tlss, Is i,,c,s>y, on Cp,sia Beats
sheory, 70 reseh The poy : u kcp 10 This cSroa,.
N means Of tcs- s1und,rss With a ;scsiuolre.rr,
sailing ariGirS With L. \, times the eo,7ss os q
ship would be obe,sGe;eG BY ao~;lps iel, bar oy
waiting til il yaSwra o. bgoc gl or io-c.-s Path
tar0sh il the explorer Wusl6 - sst certainly gain
lis EoSl-sO Captain Bent thinks Arctic researches
ave hitherto rgu TOO much IN sai. Every Npsai-
-s0a hss 'sied tie eastern PSss &C. asd Las iSilsS.
i : true ih2t Dr'Hsy,S ara single V1nion Gid
x, 80 sar - 20 The shc-vs OF the uuozsu oean
al,e- travelling hundreds Of miles on selelScs but
Shcre : Plenty of r00ta for doubt whether ship or
steamer Or any other Dsa;cl craft eau make lis Nay
20 The ssroe poiut by eastern route therefore.
We say. BY wsy Of caaaSe from tbs daH routine Of
Arctic adventure, let ,as SEru SiWo d trd cro
Il nay saru eat ths, Behri7S Straits Is the tre por
tai through which MARKED can pierce the hear, Of
.ae polSr ulysiery.-,Eo,ErRs' q ts,sras-cs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-18

W,s--SSyo> ANA 2tth. -Tbc-e IS no i2liica-
.i1a whz,eyCr Of s rcoPe-igg G. TIE Ahtsuz
Gains uasStic.. Th1 subject bls n1J been or
csv r-ea-ic2ed fo- several uloagAs !; aPrszrs
IL, each Gogcrlue-t Is av-i,ia- io- Jae olasr,
The Ta--e bli Is ooasi3c-e5 ~ taussr 81 De
fat. Tie fssais q ths Fsnusyiy-asa irOn ia-
,s-es. VII vote azsi1st the bsl sa0alj The H0ase
r1ueu- IN tn sedac;s5a o, he laly o. pis irOo
r11se dy tss Coum..;ae Of ~ saols House.
Ssu,o- S1uuc- OF Saturday. speaking IF
Ar1e-s--as i1 E--crs. ssiI the United S's,es S7e
ais--a-si b. s--h usa a. Ministers. ws>bag-as
q. P--lz. ana 1o-ls s. B-as>e,s,
Tie Presi5-lt Is reported u have s4i he
u-ozrec, Is good To- the recoosr-se.ioa OF v's57-
90 He s opposed 70 The tn passed o. ;a9
Ssla.e. 4-5 IS very solici-oas thzi he whole ~
c01ssruc.i5- business Eay oe ended immediate
D.
Secretary Bo1;@yn Is actively .a.s-es.si n
lie 5m ps1di-- 10 tie H1ass s. lsasi-c the
Ask sal 6sbs-ics- Re opposes tie III fAvo--
i1- the p-,js-: % rl4ss ~ 6s5s-iss 11is- sps-
cizl agents O. ;bs Trslszry Department
NrgPE-s. Ap-' s5.a.-AGsa W-5zbs chief q
~ Choe.4v Is5Isas. - issued 81 ad5rsss ssru-
~ .ssn % D. prepared sor he cowinz cAsa.e.
an advising Tbs; - l-uSS y bslj 10 Ssryr1.--.
and tase % o-zsuigs ir-usdis,s3y Is tbs safe O;
Ckl-s1u:ll aa5 20 ssS to- s6ni<Ssoo s. S,s,s
% he C-ioc. he -sco-as13s 80 inuadss,s
p-o;ss. s-sizs: Any Territorial Govs-a-s-:. 2S6
ID s5og.iJ- q = rsSo'a-i0s ssSioz C0ag-ess 20
settle sbs stains Ef.h t-ee5,uen- he recon
NEEDS he sae0u-szeue1; q ,5s Red River
C9uaell ~hicb subsequently, passed 81 Ae, Sub
u,l,;i-z To- qa-S;iga q dividing the k1ds TO -
he'd Ssys-al,y Or IN common 20 tie 1z-iooal peo-
PIE On IL Sc q Jeiy
Tosrsrc Ar-5 SSH llisu jacobs chisf
o. ~ S5r NS-s01s O Ia5lsrs, writes 70 the
Gl5g 6s-yi1g thz: Is ;si5s forus part Of the
Red Rivsr sIrsdI-ig--
TkszlS5r0y. Ap-il 2S5-I5sorrrAsio1 bsisg
-~,sive5 s.; r. Wsr Departures, TIA. large
member o. 51=a.o robes ~srs CHAINED tro1 the
-15.z-s- 80 -s-s s-=s-.-E ss:h szalLpoI the
-v5ss beng al5J15.a5ly Infected 18th virus. srd
packed =.rh Al intention o. 5e5z- ssippsd 70
--z5s-E Posts &C ths Ugys- Missouri TIE De
pl-.-s-: ordered ~ c--uz-5scs Of military
pcs-s &C tss river 60 y-srs7: IL shipments Or
-asssEs q k5y szeh ps,;-.ss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-18
European

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-zlus AZ I-pe-a-l 5sc-e-s es-E-z rros The psopls
Of F--->s 20 a,,s7. @ -sjec: he pzCjsc: 6 TIE
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-ec.z ne =z--er o. s1.i--. 5allo;-boNss Nj b
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rlzcs q -z-r.sgc o. residence TIE vote 81 5s
cz-vzss=s Cd ,as ssz.a y ths Coa1sslLC-s- Gene
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C-zrs Lsz=z,l.i.-
Ia sz1.zsr decree - ext q ths SECS Co..
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voted o. ths Sz-z.s Il szssigz o. TIE 20th at,
ard sz.a1-5.g 8 -.Tzz FIR h9I551s Psblie aSss1-
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-Esz azss=d 20 v5.= -zsz-s: tie P-s5zsc.,z-r-
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2z-s=-z- z-5 Sza--z=1-z-- szzi-z- Pa-zI L1ss-lf-
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E-szSs. Az z55--T5srs l. > zs-C1z move
z=-. IA Tyr9- .-- secession irgz she Roman
C1--ra- Tlis IS t=-a-ss the g-ez.ioa q Ias4-ii-
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Pszz Ar ga Professor B--z-=- If Slz-szi-
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G-sczz G57z--z=-- Is responsible 5c- :Le cau-
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s-=- 5l-z5E-5-s ~ z=zae-s q tg-s-z1 .=-z.zs-s.
So 1-cksrs cszgl-u bitterly q the ra=1cus
-==c-s G -5s Io=sL-5 s-55sc o-5sssg- C z--zrs--
-@= 10y 1ci5=-s 51--a: -Eszr STOCKS vLs1 tie
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pe-c-s i!Zssy al t=- eiz.a-! Successor stc1I5
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czlr- e "a vct= csIs52 sod Il realty De ex-
Frszs-- : 6oc5- 4 IL Icyzi-y oE Is sztjects.
Il Ez5 5=cl5s6 tn. lie Ezrs-g- te=-z elected b.
go =Z-o Tosss. thsy VI zct. sd &c 70; uso-
pose = lie press-t ~, the e-zs-ica Ct dynasty
&C. IL rscglz, CO tie Eru1c thzt II 1882 Is .
Nliis=-y 5=zz1dei IL eooze--zio7 Ct The peogsz
&C 5s--zzzE orJe-. ztict : IL to1-64tio1 Ct al .
zz-1-L prosperity Ar L 1870 K 5eusods
IL sss=Z-cs q IL psozl= q s1Eh,= In 70
i---i 81 corzo5i-,s Etsr.y e. F-zacs- Tie
No. P-ocl-zz.icu c-s-5-szz tss oo.,iact q
IL Olos5ic-azts asszrsE thzs tts5- cc1-se a Z
s1r5czhts, zz6 .56s Z tie zlzccorz L uet vote ou
he Plz5scssi thsy aFos -tzz=etTss a6Esrsz-iss
e E5e-y
PAE. Ap-5 2+.a-Tts P=-s Ea-uz7 peb-
Ezlsz - EzEerur's a56--zz . Frs-es-sc. d.
cl=-z-g tsz- re Co-zif,s.so- Ct 1852. sEict zzs
cz-z = y r-t1s e TIE pcEesz gwen biu
~ Fzc6el y siEnt z5Iczs C voters. las prc-
,9-si e Frs-cs ls !es-s C oslE ed prosperity
-Ecl lave &c. ese1 ziitc-t E.cr!- L ssc--ed
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-18
HONOLULU. MAY Is. 1870.

ueo;s- ne Eape-o- says; ]. uyse'i believe 10
dsy, TIA. =ay;h,aS tos1 vi,ao-, yce7 eCrse0i i
illegal. The Cc.st,iu;ic2 q I,upes,s,sBd Demo-
cratic F-aBee u-y Be rgdaeea 70 3 sriaA ua'aScr
CT faai4usa,al Provisions vAica Garnet be ~
dacei without you- cOvso8t, war legislation VII
have she advantage II rel5sr.uS dsaDi'e TIE lrc-
,7ss> already u@je, and r,ac-as oegop3 the IN
saoaeos @; Poli,i1Al aac,u-,ioas Sbe Vr,0ep'cs q
government, r. beginning Us;a the tS.,os vote,
yoa VII exercise The wc.s,es o. gsvo,u.iog, an
plaoe 07}s- and Ebe-ty on $ s0li h0sis, aD5 XII,
7ssiss sas,s- n future TIE trsas;aissio0 e IL
c7.sa 20 ny SIN As 81 EyseL a,,Ala' 20 ny
5-sg.a, sa&G ,ovt;ass 20 &c penetrated ~ you-
.5o1-a-, so,@5s1 BY yO4- s5s Co76i'ns IN
s'-ovslsscs, shan ~s> ui,hou; cessation fos the
prosperity 4s3 c-sadsar os France
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-18
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE.


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-18

-Tzz ElsEsh Royal H1rsae Soe5sly L.
EiFe- Is silver ued4l sbis year to Lort. Waltz
Es-r, eozzz6er q tie Herrzles I-oc-clad- Ore
* IL zez 6eH overheard Il The Taglz, and,
s,riizii-g his had mo The e6zicz. Eaz stza1ed
Lozt Esr-, seei1g TIA: l. eoEld uot Be zzTed #
Re sz-tsd io- noat 70 Be IoEersd. spz1g fin
he b1IEzrS & lie ship-s Leizh: q thirty Zee:
ito TIE ssrsa.z. and szz1 20 tie seanzz.
=aoz be succeeded II koidug above z2ts- iog
ter uinGsss q :erFible oadG-slee l1tI lie ships
beat ssseas5 then AID sook Up the eouuznder
AID IL Esn zea-iy dad
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-18

tae polSr ulys;ery.-,'oa-&a, q Cs,s-ss-cs.
THE RING! THE RINe!!
THE RIGHT KIND OF 4 RING
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
ssyEs
- 81 So;
Cheap for Cash! Cheap for CASH.!
HARDWARE! HARDWARE! HARDWARE!
THE UNDERSIGNED having Purchased
Il the entire s;ocs Of the estate Of tss Lac r. \.
LADD.
woaId Can IN. Attention ..
PLANTERS, nE2CHiSTs / 1ECHiyEGs
TO THIS LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
WELL SELECTED HARDWARE!
PECULI4RLY ADAPTED
For the Wants of tae island Trade.
Merchants in Particular,
Would FIND II MUCH 70 TER AD7ASrAe
10 GIVE NE + G4LL!
Before Purchasing Elsewhere
4SA45T THINGS BILE 80 SOLD
Not Only at Cost.
But N Many INSTANCES.
GREATLY BELOW COST!
TO MAKE ROON
For / LARGE Il VARIED ASSORTMENT
Agricultural and Other Implements,
Coming from TIE Eas-.
The Usual Discount Made 10 tae Trade.
- Orders froz ne o.h.r Ll1=s. respectfully
solicited Er1zgsly 4;;e=i=d = 50 sllsd -ith ez..
- Nc cezzsc-iez VIZ ia FIN G-raa, tie Way.
J. ". WIDDIFIELD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-18

seat fox MOlOk4i and Lanai be declared filed
Reports adopted Printing Connit;ee repo
49, H. r,fIf r-l..fao- "a FyfsS,fu-, rfgs..s
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-13


I,H1E RAlLVYA.
400 MILES UNDER 500 MILES WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT. CHANGE OF COACHES
The Broad Gauge, Double Track
Route
BETWEEN THE
=, ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM q.
Cincinnati to New York 500 lilies,
Cleveland to New York G25 lilies.
Dunkirk TO New York le0 Lilies
Buffalo to New York 42S Niles.
Rochester to New York $50 LIiles,
AND Is FROM
1922 Tc 27 MILES THE. SHORTEST
=. ROUTE. 50
New and Improved Coaches are run from Cincin-
natl Dayton trbana. Marion, Gallon, Nansh 10,
Ashland, Ekron Cleveland, warren, MeadVilic,
Duukirk, Buffalo and Rochester TO L-4--J.---
New York without Change
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On rnd after Monday. November 10, 1869, trains
will leave Meadyiilc at the following hours VIZ.
FRANKLIN n7sANCE1-.Going South.
LEAvE:
Meadvillc, 545 A. NJ. 1a45A n, 40 p. NJ, 4,l5 An
ARRIVE:
T;19in' Fl; 9,H 50 ss5 i,55 iSo $50 $50 S,c55"
FRANKLIN ElsAYCzg--Going NORTH.
LEAVE:
Oil City, 4.15 a. NJ, 300 4, N, ~ ~, 9Co ?: Il.
ARRIVE:
Mc.dville, SIS " 11,?5 7,l5 r,45-"
GOING WEsT.
3 As =. NJ. DAY ENPRESS, dftly, MONDAY
excepted for Ceyeiand, Cicninr"ti AMI me e,t
aud Sonth. Connects at Carhaville. sunda : e'--
cepted. for StGr0u Newci-tle and Pits sbafgh; 1t
Lr,yittshurg for Youngstown and Sharon; ~ CieVe-
aud with lake Shore Railway. for tle West ana
Norl-W, 81; ut Rayeuua, sundays oEcapied Tor a
lance ard Pittsburgh; Mt Akron sundays eEc,pied
for Oryi)le aud Nil ure, n Ufbdna with llts-
burg,i Cincinnati and St Louis ia W ny iOf iiti'
IN Il s. ard at Cincinnati with the Ohio ~ MISE :
sippi Hallway, for St Lonis aud tne SCUM aAo
;outh-Nest-
Iiornellsvie, running through to CIevea-u "i'-n"'
change
9.45 a. VI. EXPRESS MAIL. daily, .snrdav-
| eycanted for Cleveland and the West and North
| West Connects at CiGrFsvi le for Sharon, Ncweas
! tle and pittsbur-h, a. d at Cleveland W III Lake
Shore Railway for the West and North-Ne est.
$50 y. ET. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily. fo~
| Clevca and, Cincinna'! aud the Wda. ara Notu'-
| Connects NJ Loayit sbrip. Srrta,s excepted, Ilr
| Youngstown; At Cleveland with Lake rlO.e .2i
wav iur the West and North Wet: ard 1t tircin
| NAH with the Ohio " Ms,i- Jpn hallway for II.
| Louis ard tie South md Southwest
| Sleeping Coach Is alta h d o this tain at -'cT
York, running through to Cincinnau.
| lI.gD A. w. ACCOMNoDATI0N, Sundays
| exec eute1, FIR IRavitt-hurg and Way Stations con
Iectlng for You gstown.
$40 p. II. FREIGHT IS ACCoMMoDA
IIUN, daily.
7.I5 =. II. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays er
| ,pted.
GOING EAST.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-13
GOING EAST.

1,36 A. IN, LIGHTNING EXPRESS. doi1v
con recting at CORY. siad.vs excepted for a.ren,
Pa. Nuyvil,s Breton ard 'r.tusylue, ard dllf
or Erie: nj .lnir. wish Eorth irn &c tgai Il Rtiwlr
or villa renort II ,rri,burg PH!!adelphiaand iIa.
imnrc aud az New York lor Boston and New En- E
= Sleeniuq Coach IS attached to This train at Cir
cinnati running through to New York
Sy5E. III. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. daily
Sundnys cxcopfed, C meeting at Bughampon for
AIl,nny and the eebratad summer ne. or Sharon,
EnslaDd cliics'
A Slrepi,,r Coach is attached 10 this train nj
N4adv,ile rnn,in0 throl nh To New Yov.
l.55 A. II. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
d,i " sundays executed. Connects m Great Ban1
for Scranton, and At New YGr: with idnlsht IiT
pug s1.o,irr Coach ia attached to tbi, tpoi, 81,
necting With tra n iuv NJ. new ma improved Drly.
New Yoik.
2,46 =. III. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted,
,.,-,,,--,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-18

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases, incident to Y.ath and
Early Manhood which create impedinsnts to MAR.
MAGE with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes, free Of charge. Address, DIR. s. skill.
LIN HouGHToN, Howard Association, Philsdei.
phle, "a se27daw3m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-18
Love ut Eighty-Three.
A Romntic incident in the Life of
Wisconsin Justice of the
Peacefully They
be Happy yet"
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin. Feb. 49,

from the Milwaukee Wisconsin, Feb. Ia
Last fall, q we'll known citizen OF La
C,osse comfy, venerable but hale and
/ hear y old gentleman, eighty-three years
% ofape met with most romantic incid.
emf while on an eastern trip. BY some
accident the train was delayed, and the
D. . gentleman, Justin Jacobs, Esq. went to
\ = residence near. Judge Of the old mans
surprise to find that the lady OF the house
was one whom he knew In early life.. In.
deed, when both were young, In their
VI eastern home, they had loved each other;
hut the fates as the fates will sometim es
do such cruel work, separated them. Our
readers may be sure that Squire Jacobs
+, !, was glad to see the lady, and so the lady
was glad to see the Squire. Both had
travelled long way down the hill OF
81 HES journey, and 10th had lost their
4. "a consorts, What more natural than they
4, shouid talk over the olden time and re
vive the affectionate scenes OF early life
and what more natural than that there
should spring from this revival the old
2 love. kindled new, and that II should
burn into bright flame? Such was the
& case. Then and there they again plight
v cd their troth, and the squire came home
v happy man, aud thinking Providence
for the railroad accident which give him
new lease OF life's joys.
We learn from the La Crosse Repub.
lican' that In few days Squire Jacobs
leaves his home to 60 east, that his
happiness may be complete. Senator
Ranney and Postmaster Lottridge, of
La Crosse, were appointed q committee
TO ask the old gentleman cat what
period In life does nuptial felicity become
extinguished 2" and, rs the joke IL too
veterans answer: "Boys, you must
Ask some man older than l am ~ whsi D.
upon the committee adjourned sine die.
The good old Squire Is q hale and
vigorous man, who walks bis four miles
daily to the West Salem postofiice for
his email matter" He Is q great
reader. A few years ago while holding
court as . Justice Of the peace, he sum-
marily settled o sadly snarled quarrel
between two litigants, the conflicting
testimony of whose witnesses had GLADLY
mixed" the court and audience, about q
spotted calf that was the cause OF litiga-
ton and strife. Squire Jacobs with q
look Of unutterable disgust for all con.
cerned, decided thus ~ dismiss the
suit, and pay the costs myself, II the
parties win cry quits" Amid rip.roar-
Qua applause, no one appealed from the
decision Of the court. ..
Squire Jacobs Is hero, every inch OF
him. May God bless him In his new
journey In life, and may 1t DO happy
one for him and his, and we but re-echo
the sentiment OF our Contemporary, the
Republican, when we say, may he live
D thousand years, and be the happiest,
merrisst, liyhtest hearted man On the
earth.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-18
FEMALE WEAKNEss,

And for coughs, colds, bronchitis and consumption
its not 70 be surpassed. As A TONIC BEVERAGE
Jus uAequalled and Is 4 sure preventive Against
chilis and Fever II taken regularly.