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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-08
DALsY-RHEUMAYIsM.


How the r. remedies rased Mrs Sar al A. Hough
crippled and helpless condition health The
OF four OF the most learned physicians In New York had failed
70 relieve her-Drs Parker Recse. Wards and Mac
READ HsR LETTER. -.
MesNs. RAILWAY Co.. TIED your ready relief and had
Joints rubbed and felt the hrst
ten minutes rubbed with 10 the pleasant time Srs
do not know What to compare 10 tut charm, for Ia
stery cripple for year.. and had
proper Of my limbs for hree 70
skeleton. then commenced the OF your Ready Relief
resolvent and regulators. Tho LETT ten mnues.
ard began gain strength very fast and could wan with
In few weeks Before heard Of remedies
taken Dr. Parker Dr. Reeee DR. Warde DR. Mscelsn and
other ply sicaaus In this city remember.
was completely pulled pieces by them Ny constitution
broken up with medicines thai did good could not
put loot TO the ground ncr pick pin was hned and
carried up an down stairs like infant and now thank God
by the use Of your remedies am strong - ever bad
the common rheumatism and chronioand TIA
SARAH A. HoucH,
344 as'h street. between 7th and 9Th avenues N. T.
N Persons living In the city can certain the ruth tho
above By calling upon Mrs Hough Persons In M
country write and 10 the four physicians .ae
above have authority from the learned Doctors n
fer The public but In order The oubis NAV
ascertain whether Hough under their treatu mi o
nat relief regulstors and viii sop main
fr,e he body from disease and restore tho k
end tcdrdden 70 sound and lasting health the os sA
flrtyicsrs and approved remedes have tried In van
Ccc for consult on and medical advice from 10 N IL
A. NJ snd fIcm M. r.. r. on w. No. i62 Fa,on
meet, mp sers RADWAY CO.
Opposite g. Paul's church. New york.
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U EEP IT BEFORE THE PsOPLI-THE SUFFERING
N and dying must be relieved Who hear the hollow
cough and witness the approach = that insaae enemy
to the young and oveyhe very ous ht impars terror %
some reieif Dr. IAIGHT, BY great perseverance, has
which curing al who take II Of Gods oou Cha ashms
bronehs and consumption. II has known 70 TAIL
ONCE. 23 Bowery. -
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hr.,., srns p h.rr.s s " ~
e liver kdneys BLADDER and Asblky Of the sexual system
&o scroula and genital weakness will these
urees cured. DR. HEATH, No $50 broadway devotes his
whole time 10 curing there affections He invites the afflicted
10 call especially those who have received bensa from
trees We cured by DR.. Hssh Marcus Colburn 42s
Rfoseway, New York; Jos c. By de, Jane Laushtou: d.
Raker's child bnues Morris a. Chappe ,hins a.
w Rice and wife &c. Dr. Heath Ia honorable and skifu
phys'cian.-I ester Green, NJ D., New York j. A.. Smith
y. '. Smell, NJ \ Hon. A. LOOMS Hon Geo Petrie;
on. n. e Benton, Auditor Stale OF Ne York, &c.
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nNOk LIvEAPOh.-UHlTED STATES MAIL STEAM
T. ahtp PACIFIC Capt Eldridge-This ssamship Will
depart Untsed states fr Europe positively
Saturday February 49, at IL O'Clock NJ nom hsx berth At the
foot Of street. freight passage having unequaed
accommodation for slsgsces saS ee%,pTs sgpiX %n
Passengers requested be board at 0olsck A.
Shippers please Jake NOTICE thai No sps o. this tine cannot
carry any goCds eontraband Of All letters must pas
through the Post s6ce, ethora WIN be returned Tho
steamship Atlantic the PAchc and leave March
notice. day OF departure iris Mne from ksw York
for 1885, win SATURDAY. commencing january and every
alternate Saturday, and from Liverpool Wednesday, com
mepcne January q, and every alternate Wednesday.
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DRlvATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OONsULrA-
tons TO the dsap pointed. and an who wsuld wish he
services o. physician q esperence-Dr. 0onBErr, 10
Duane street. for the last practising a his
occ be ali diseases requiring a.
cray From bis great hospital experience and long
voted 70 investigating me well a. he treatnnont
necessary 10 thoroush cleansing 81 the system sm u
roisop he happy TO inform all these who may have suffered
from the mposions Of quake uat In him least can
conGte and prc his eroeriy he refers his icnA
in his once with other high Aeimodias member Of %
University Of the city Of New York Charges moderate
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TRAvELLERS' GUIDE.

TVUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS LEAVE
Ill Chambers daily, for Albany and Troy On and az
ter Monday, January 81 1896 the trains will run foows
trains; through way train u express train, r. NJ 70.
p NJ for Sing Sing at p. M The Sing Sing Pceks
kill stop ct all the stations Passengers at
Chambers Canal Christopher Thirty stress Sundsy
train 4P NJ, from CANA street for Albany sopping
all mail stations. M l.. SYKES Jr., Superintendent
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INSURANCE..


OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE.
conformity win The charter Of The company submit he follow
ing statement Of it, Affairs on the 3st december, 1885,
usry, 1855 sls Deoember 1855. ~ rs
Premiums policies not marked Oh LIT JAM 1855 80
Iot. amount Of marine premiums 44sllN O.
Premiums rked OF from LIST January, 1855, "
Lose. paid during he same perod. .si1is 81 y
Returns Of premium and expenses.... 485784 50
226O69O 20
The company have the following assets VIZ:
New York city bank stocks, state stocks and loans
s:s ;ss sssI q
DIVIDENDS siocka interest bonds and mort
esees and other loans sundry notes, Ie insurance.
and other claims due the company. estimated at. s40 0s
eash In 17R0z2 80
The have resolved 70 pay an int st al al
per cent ON The outstanding certificates Of the holders
Msrsp Or s Legal Representatives on and after Tuesday.
The Trnst aner reservng million ofdolars Of profits
com Of the issue Of 1885, and 60 per Of The
1854 be deemed and PAD 70 the holders thereof usr 10
rnsry next from which date al nsres thereon win
The 70 be produced a the time and
The have sao declared dividend Of 80 per cent on
the net earned smuTs Of The company for the year ending
AZ er he y Of eSrus1 n % or
The profits OF the company ascertaned from the lat july
ll2 to bs lat Day Of january 1857 for which ceruhcses
Addition al profits from january, 1856 LIST
January, 1856. slO7O 90
Total profits for thirteen and haf years @ so49oo 90
be certificates OF 1874 1876, 1s4o. 1871 1913 1872
been redeemed by cash 80 446207s 20
Net ea,nprs remaining with the company on LIST
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DR. RALPH's OFFICE HOUTes-e 70 Il A. T., 70
- sP. NJ Sundays excepted 6kS Houston near Neoser

nR Wards UNFORTUNAfrs FRIEND, AND OrHEE
IL unrivalled remedies The certain diseas
who you'd obtain permanent and speedy curs should so
mmecaey % me, save nusdeds nsuhy Omos ARRANGED
medical AID rendered NJ unt$nass friend Away
Ia week, onen in two days; aahk sounxnensin9 In
twelve hours Once Canal street door Of srner
OF Broadway No 4ls Price, 81 Care guaranteed Ny III
vgofang remedies thoroughly ressre NE oUnsituLOn ven
weakened by excessee. ~
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EFFICACIoUs cUhE FOR CoRNs, RUNroNs, GAL
II eiss, nails erowing into the Resh and every disorder
wee feet, by new and peculiar method, vtbous cutting,
without causing the shghest pain.
Monsieur LEVI II No. 80 Bis Rue dc Rvo Paris and Nc
CONDUIT street, Regent eet London Surgeon Chropod
the Emperor of Royal Family Of England hav
ing been specially invited To New York attend sons dsn
gufhed families Intends rernapinR hero short time only AM
may daily Sundays excepted 81 OXIDE co
% I'LL O'clock ct No. 81 Eleventh street. between Fh
COPIES OF rEsxnoErAIs
from his Imperial Majesty, Napoleon H., Emperor
Franco
Je cerhe one NJ Levi enlevc les avcc unc extreme
habiete. LOUIS NAPOLEON B0NAPAkTR.
[from his Grace the present Duke Of CLEVELAND
certify that Mr.. Levi has entirely sure my sorna
CLEVELAND. 81 II James square London
lFrom the Most Noble the Marquis f lAnsdowne
Mr. N. extracted for me with perfect nAsusy
SUCCESS LAFsDowHn, s. Berkeley square, London.
her Majesty Of Great Brtain.l
Mr. Levi most skihuuv extracted two corna from my
Feet without giving me the siehtest pain
poucen street. May Fair, London March s. 1854
From Fl. !. Fekus Esq I
Unsolicited BY Mr. Levi beg TESTIFY his suocaas
fu skill In aehg perfectly removed large buniou Of long
standing, without causing any pain r. j. PEIxus
Philadelphia, July q. k62 No. Boston row.
In addition TO The above authenticated testsnonials many
thousands ic his possession (among whiee are several
ladies Of the highest rank be hvuvtng
with call at his ooe 81 kovenih street, between Fifh
Guth avenues, New York.
4. B-No professional connection with any person.
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DICORD's PRACTICE IN SEXUAL DERAkGRMENrs.
III DIR. G. ID. HAMMOND, 5l6 Broadway opposite the st
Nicholas Hsei may be consulted conhdenaly his conve
niently located usul without charge For partcu
ers Daily times, Express, News, Sunday Times, Dis
patch, &c.)
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CLOTHING, &c.

OK mn WORTH OF NEW CA ST OFF CLOTH va
FO.OUO wanted Thomas d. Conroy. licensed to buy
cohmg OF every description. Genem kavli small
lots to dist Of will receive the highest pceor them by
alng ~ the store addressing TIL 0MAs d. 0oNkoY, 49
Pearl
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail steamers The AA'ps composing the bne are the fol


ATLAkTIC, Capt. West PAC1FIO Capt. MdrfdG0.
BALI &c. Capt. Oomstock. ADRI ATTIC, Capt
These ships have been built by contract exprssy for
service Every has been ken IN thsr oonrus
on ~ also In their Strength and speed and
their accommodating for unsquAed for OLE
canoe and comfort Price OF passage Few York 70 LIVER
pool 10 first class esbiu $50; u.s. exclusive
Of extra Iize saterooms 1926 from arp g New York 50
and guneas An experienced sGOn attached 70
ship. No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAIIING
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTONIsHING TO ALL-MADAME MORROW, THR
"A seventh daughter, has natural gin TO tell past present
and future events and all the Of life the very
thoughts and will speedy marriages and show the ke
Of the intended husbands and friends and
bring together those VINO arc who VIII enjoy The
luck call for loef and comfort Thousands
their belief tahe tho wonderful asrulogist
Ia the ord. that has bean known though prac
ases nothing but what reconceabe 70 photographers No
charge satisfied rs Broome street, between Cannon
Columbia. Gentlemen mot admitted.
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MEDICAL

DR. LARMONT's PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ Adviser and Marriage Guide, eleventh edition. so pages
rs coored figures, CLOTH 81 Among It's contents the
OF the sexual organs Of the male and female all their dis
eases and wsaknesses latest discoveries reprcducsn
general from excess and indssrsfp Il youth The author.
Reade street, corner a. 200 Broadws Yrk. His book
also sold At ~ Broadway. We recommend DR.. LArmont
the afcedCourier des kats Unds Saats Zeitung Nato
Democrat Uay Book, Courier, DespAtch, &c.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

4 DODwORTHs PRIVATE DANCING ACADKMZ@
~: No. goo Broadway, New York No lS MONTAGUE place.
q any hme, Circulars explaining t6 and terms can be had
ct The academies. ~.
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nR. HUNTER, NO. DIVISION STREET, HEW YORK,
y SO long and favorsby known TO Nc public may be
consulted his old established ONCE where he hes pracod
in branch OF medicine for years and
made more than other In the ely many
instances Of considered curabo, a which
has permision 70 refer 70 a. heretofore Charges moderate,
and N an cases sure guaranteed Caution Ny great
dy Hunters red DROP tat rain diseases without
ing lis poison in the blood b. had above; price 81
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~ warrant cure Without The use Of NE knifs every oasos
asp lever torres oTe legs salt rheum, and an chronic sores
Broadway. -
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE THE FIRST GLASS sim.
ce lar and three story brick house 92 Bridge street
Brooklyn, few blocks from the Bridge terry: q de
siTabe CO. being furnished marble nan,les
and al the modern imp nens would be
To- a For further particulars call Address
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CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL TO THE RE, L
~ diamondsGents' cluster pins, with chain IS; sing
stone 70 $l2 rings TO So earrings IS 70 SIS; lade
pins IS 70 $780, Aay Of the above articles by mail
closing amount addressed L. j. JACOBS manuactuxing
jewellers, 4W Broadway.
WATCHES AT WHOLESALE PRICFs-GoLD AND
w silver watches OF every desc pon less than any
store in the city Buyers 81 good watches woud do well
call before purchasing elsewhere. Every article marked
plain figures In the window L. j. JACOBS, importers Of
WATCHKs-FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHE1-
w The largest and most splendid assortment Of watches
he city to be found At the subscroers He has been in
business In Wall sres the last eighteen years. and sell
ing all descriptions Of gold end silver Watches ewory aud
silver ware. much less tAAn the usual pslces
Beautiful gold watches four holes jeweled
Fine god detached levers full jewolled t8 %
Fine gold hupting epne four holes jewellod. $50
Fine gold hunting detached levers full 10 weIed 90
God and enamsi watches for ladies 80 % TO ticS o.
6plsr did gold pocket ohronometers S 20 TO $500 %
horses. 800 90 to $3.50 90
od hunting Watches which run eight days S26 20 $3.50 90
different watches sl2o 90 to 5000 90
Gold English patent 'ecers full teweed N5 90 TO $3.50
Hlver Rngsh patent lever. SIC 90 S4S 90
Silver detached levers, full eweed SIS 90 70 $50
Ee gold hunting railway mekeepers 800 90 Sl76
Silver lepines, four holes jeweled 20 Sl7 90
N. j. Tobias Harrison, o. Becseey. T. r. Cooper and
an other celebrated mai ers, Cor sale very low.
An warranted 10 keep correct time Watches and
ewelry exc anged Watches and jewelry repaired tho
beat and at much less than the usual prices
TO all parts of the United States and Canada
charge.
GEORGE @. ALLEN, importer Of watches and jewe!ry
vhoesa and RETAIL No. ii Wan street, second floor near
Broadway.
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RESTAURANTS.

DALI eUPPERG-THE MANHATTAN HOUSE, S0fPER
~ rooms 26 Bowery, between Houston and stanton stsee
Ladies' and gentlemen visiting theatfes balls wishing
sreakfas dinner Tea supper w this establishment
desirable place TO take refreshments Private
supper rooms. GEORGE w. DEAn. Propr,stor,
ULEoANT 56FiaHTN07 Al THE WAY TO YoNKERs-
" Parties can b accommodated with hot meals AL hours
IL The day or eang Kellnger's mansion aod bottle Of
KEILINGEk'S magic fluid, In ease Of accidenA
1dEACHANTS' DINING SALOON, IA DEFY STREET.
M The subscriber having taken the above
TO do his 70 please not only his old friends but the public
generally. Meals served at all hours Of the day
Epson formerly Of the Capitol $40 Broadway, and s The
-NeKY9rk Hotel.
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M ILBON q. HUNT CO..
w IMPORTERS JoBBRRs
W00LLEN AND OTHER GOODS
adapted 10 mems wear,
NOS 10 and 81 William street. OF Maiden Lana
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"a the best and cheapest IN the city with cues hA bA
&C. offered for sale, at OOONNOR 4 OOIIEN bRR'6
ed TO-
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A FARM FOR SALE, OF ZIG ACRES, VERY sU eERIuR
a lard within twenty miles Of New York and one hours
ride by Tn said farm about thirty wood land
Ali kinds FRUIT good house. extensive Dsrns carriage hay
and cattle houses ali in complete order and arranged tia
most convenient 1he stua ion Is high healthy au1
pleasant with commanding view Of the surrounding country
II convenient churches and good schools The sok and
Arm will be sold low 70 the purchaser II wanted
For particulars apply TO JOSEPH w. ALLEN No. 10 Mer
eksns Exchange Wall street. Also above, farm,
b
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CPRING MANTILLAs.
~ The subscriber has Just opened his new styles of
SPRING MANTILLAS AND TALMAS.
he assortment Ia both In richness and variety
embracing rch and elegant Of Paris made lace aod sill
goods In entirely patterns Also, low pr yle mad
up expressly for the joboing trade.
Buyers from sections reque sed call and examia
the stock ms they will be offered at low prices and the
favorable terms. h 4. MILLS
Nos. 80 and 81 Oh ambers street.
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npUG STORE FOR SALE.-A PHYSICIAN ABOUT
~ leaving Europe this week viii dispose OF ht drug
and private practice for the OF $500. aetter
chance be had tor physician druggist Address
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ID r woldson; Acting Manager, " n. Ward; stage Ma
gin att precisely This evesng Feb grand spossace Il
HkRNK, THE HUNTER.
Herne, the Hunter. The Demon} ~ M w..
Valentine Hae horno. HorsemAn '''''Ah' W. "s3o
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NOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR vARLEM OR WEST.
chester properly or lots in Brookyn-s three story
brick house, with marble mantes &C. near me
South ferry, Brooklyn Apply WARDS reI estate Off ~
corner Of Nassau and Spruce stress. 49, ~'
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-
MEDICAL,

A NEW BOOK THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR FAMILY
"A Medical and Physiological instructor, specially Ne
q The married and hose about o marry bv Dr. Rshsk
The author and lecturer huIdredm edition 500 pages Ard
Soiored plates sriee ~ Puslshed By " sTn0N0, No g
and address From tho Medical and Surgical Review k0
most extraordinary book read - eure vhiok
particularly Distinguishes this book from all u knd
tne peculiar tone OF dscscy and morality Which perva1os
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ed 70.
DULIARD BALLG-A FINE LOT OF BILLIARD
- balls, assorted 1es, and Vt ne lowest cash priOes
sale BY WH n. WILLING, 40 Broome corner Crosby s.
ITO BILLIARD PLAYERS.-THE LARGEST AND MOST
elegant billiard rooms IN Tho world win be opened with
twenty five Of The latest and most approved style Of abeal
on or about The 10Th Of February instant Ne chnese Build
ngs $50 and bl Broadway Gentlemen fond Of ibis interest
Ing and healhfu amusement win find al the ap ootnmen
this extensive establishment high order Due notice e
opening night will be given J5ls .
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TlOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-sRMI-wKEKLY
+ United States Mail Line The and magnificent
steamer JAMES ADGER. 8. @. Turner, commander. will
precisely For freight apply board where ~ s,s
FORD, iiLEsioS CO.. q Broadway Cabin passage
$25 The and splendid steamer kashviie, N. Berry,
The favore steamer Carolina makes regular ps to the
With The seamers tom New York and lsav ~ Gharsstss
every Tuesday at O'Clock p NJ precisely Through tickets
70 Jacksonville, $31; to Pnatka SIS,
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Fer freight or passage apply TO
EDMtU X C(ILIkR "a Wall atraef

EDW,D K. COLLINS, y Wall street, NY
BROWN. SHlPLky x CO., Liverpool
sTEPhEN KENkARD co. n Aussn Frars. London.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT co., Paris
The Of these ships win accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewery precious METALS
st bas OF ading are signed therefor and the value heEe,
Shippers please take notice. that ships Of this line cannot
carry any goods contraband Of
be returned
NorcE-The day Of departure OF this line from New York
for 1856 viii be Saturday commencing JAN and every
nate saturday; and Liverpool WEDNESDAY commencing
Jan. 23, and alternate Wednesday.
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DURTON'S, CHAMBERS BTRHET.-
ID FRDAY-Last night Of Mr.. J. II. McVlCKER.
The comedy of CORR FOR THE HEART ACHE.
Old Rapid Mr. Burton; Young Rapid, Mr. H. A. Perry vor
Mr. Moore; Frank oakland, Mr.. Sechel Mss VORTEX,
Mrs. A. Parker; Ellen Miss T. 1 hi rne
With the farce of SAM PATCH IN FRANCE.
Fam Pa CHI, Mr.. Mcvcker; VictorDe, Miss T. 1h0rne
On Monday-shakspere's comedy Of TIE WINTERS
TALE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-27

SHAKEspEAR SKELEToN.-Ln M, NJ
phis, the other day. a countryman
stood gazing in window where two
skeletons hung sus pended-one be-
ing that of a man, the other a boy.
A stranger coming up
"Whose skeleton is that?" asked
the countryman, pointing to the
larger.
aThat is Shakespear S" said the
stranger.
"And whose is that" continued
the countryman, pointing to the
smaller.
"That is Shakespeare, too,'' ans
wered the wag.
"How can that beg"
"Why that's him when he was a
boy" was the rejoinder.
"O! never thought of that"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-27
gatt aaa gantq.
A Serious CHARGE.

In Porter's Spirit of the Times
we find the following serious charg-
made by one friend against another.
The moral might be studied to advan-
tage by some in this latitude:
PHILADELPHIA, October 81.
DEAR SPIRIT: In Hartford county,
Maryland, live two old farmers who
have been fastf riends since boyb God,
and though they both have testy dis
positions, nothing has occurred to
mar the peace and harmony Of their
friendship until the last year, when
they each happened to own three
year old colt, and each thought their
own ''hoss" the best. Taking good
care, however, never to let them
come together, they used, when they
met. to brag of speed and relate the
performances Of their respective nags.
The Colonel las one of the old gentle
men was called, could outbrag his friend
considerably, and always silenced
him by relating some extraor-
binary time, or astonishing jump,
his colt had made, until flesh and
blood could stand it no longer. One
day after much higher jump than
usual. old Jack broke out with =
'Well, | swear you are tn. biggest
liar in Hartford county; | believe you
would rather tell a lie on six months
credit, than tell the truth for CASH.
The Colonel never said colt again.
Yours truly, L. B.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-27

We received the following receipt
for preventing the ravages Of the
weeyil 10 wheat from afriend, and
place it before our readers for trial.
Sprinkle one gallon of salt over
eighty bushels Of wheat, and mix
il together. This, | have found,
viIl drive weeyii from wheat, as we'll
as prevent it from their attack.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-27

There is woman out in Indiana
who does the house work for family
of nine, goes to market, argues with
the clergyman, and talks politics
has converted an old line husband to
Fremontism, ard is one hundred years
old.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-27

"Sir," said man defending rather
a notorious character, II assure you
it is all pure innocence. 81 quite
agree with you," replied the other.
at is pure in-no-sense."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-27

RATHER UNLADY-LIKE.-On Friday
last, a young lady was fined S. in
Albany, N. Y, for splitting in another
lady's face. Shocks wants to know
if she can ex-pec-to-rate as a lady
after such a vulgar action.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-27

A Frenchman in Canada thus ad-
tises his better half, who had left
his bed and board Notes-My
wife that's Catrine- she left my nous
-shant ak me- any man truss him
on my name that's loss for you.