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The New York herald., 1869-02-14
HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN FLORIDA.
Three Men Killed in Quarrel About Few

Three Men Killed In a Quarrei AD0ut rev
Hogs.
[Dunn's Lake. Fla, Jan 30) correspondence OF the
Macon Telegraph.
About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon rapid
succession Of gunshots was heard about four miles
in the country. Startling intelligence was soon
obtained of desperate combat between six
men. There were three brothers on either
side, by the names Of Braddock and Iur-
ner, who had cultivated inveterate hatred to
each other for many years The result Is 1t culmi.
mated in the death Of one Of the former and TWO
the last named parties. The most reckless bravery
were shot guns and rifles which were used with
serious results, within ten feet distance OF each
other w0unding or killing the whole party. Two
oil the Turner's were killed, one on the field, the
other flying wounded for his life. John Braddock
fell instantly the first shot. Dying, he exclaimed TO
his brothers. sKill the last before ne escapes"
These were his last words. The parties were neigh
bors aad considered good citizens. The cause OF the
trouble probably was few hogs. As yet no recog-
nitlon has been taken by the cvl authorities Of this
tragic affair.
The New York herald., 1869-02-14

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
BRANDRETHs PILLS
have been prepared family long
period great perfection uniformity they
superior all other medicines perfect
safety effect Those who them live 70
the principle life received ., their
birth. Many families for forty years.
have grow they have grown or there be sains
posons lurking the blood Brandrshs Pfs takes out
and branch securing present health and that Of
progeny.
Experience is only safe guide effect Of remedes
II we Judge by this rule II must be confessed that
BRANDRETHs PILLS
have strong upon acute and dis
cernng people. We point long duration
and widespread reputation proofs positive of public ap
probation THE great may be used according 10
natures requirements Thus great constipation where
there danger Of absorption urine or poisonous matters
into the circulation, the Brandrcth Pills value to be
measured by only tn TOT life gentleman had Inflammation
tsuppose Of the kdneys psssed no urine for forty
eight hours By the regular his lite havo
been osl but ho during time forty Braneshs
Pis The water instead Of being was passed
by his bowels and his life was thus saved
In severe case Of constipation, when all means had
failed, four pills administered every four hours
broken up and with moasses until sixty ps had been
given The patients bowels were thsnopened and few
doses Of two pills restored her health Reference 70 D.
Wright, ESQ, Of Houston and Lewis sreets New
Daniel Tenney. Esq., Asor House, New York. took one
Brandreh Pm day four hundred and erhsynvs conss
cuve days. for dyspepsia cosvsncs and thus
perfect cure.
young lady Of Mount Pleasant was sore,v ,rochsa i'm
tape worm All advice medicine failed 1, be,p hey shs
had no rest Thin, and unhappy she looked The
p'c'ure Of misery Atsst she concluded to try Brandrshs
r In one year abe took sevsnywo boxes Tbey brought
AWAY according 70 her computation 200 yards Of tape
worm. length all her bad symptoms en herr she seps
and ate naturally and her health became fully restored
Abram Van war given up die his doctors sad he
could not He nine Brandreshs Ps day for
afew weeks when burst into his nsesnss followed
By rapid perfect health This case ssrsasea By
all the town officers Of ossnins.
Principal once Brsndrs,h House, New York.
Bold By al amsaaA
The New York herald., 1869-02-14

At quarter past one O'Clock this morning nre
occurred in the wine and liquor store, corner OF
Grand and Thompson streets. The building Is Q two
story and attic BRICK ana frame structure and before
the arrival Of the engines was enveloped in mass OF
name. The officer on the post reports that it has
changed propretors every few weeks, during the
past year, and that the stock was very low. The
present owner Of the place Is not known to the
po;ice. nor tho amount OF insurance. The building
was almost entirely consumed, involving loss OF
about $4,000. The stock and fixtures were probably
worth 1000 more increasing total loss to S. 000
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Weather Alonx the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUiRY Is, isS5.
Herald Packages.

Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port win
please deliver packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht The New York Associated Press do not
collect reports attend the delivery of packages
will be the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March 8, 1885,
Resolved That after April l. 1865 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
Hs The Office of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
owners consgnees Of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free of charge
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BURNED no DRArH.-Mrs Townsend, a lady ninety
two years OF age, was burned to death, at her resi-
dence in the village OF Huntington, few days since
Mrs Townsend 1t appears was left alone in the
house for q short time, and it Is supposed that she
gathered some chips In her apron, when on lifting
the lid OF the stove to throw them In her clothes took
fire.
The New York herald., 1869-02-14

th-Anvso and sailed, steamship RapIdan Mallory, New
Iah, xaMSo arrival. Sailed, sshr Helen coaaoa;
NOZZLE, Feb Arrived, bark Kspnard tBn, Murphy,
LvepoO brig Nellie Gray, Randesse Boson schr Harriet
cisarsd-schn 8 Potter, Potter. Boston; Amsbury,
aEw ShLEAEs, Feb Arrived, steamship George Wash
xda,s chsdwcf, coan, Boston; Freddie Porter, Small
s s.. Ts 6.t w Ss s :ss: EsS
saa% Me- 'sp .ss
Ferre from cardenas Pamela, Luther from NYork; Gess
Dr Ds1 Nary Rorsna Ro~ana ro% scssen wsn
s sos
cortes Esp, Core Barc:lcns .--,u.. - n..r.,x
:s dss S'.n and
Fanders Rockland for do; Thompson, Carver, New
NEW toSDoN, Feb Arrived, schrs Lucy A~ss glan-
G2sS
Stripes, Holmes Havana v,...
Aisn New Orleans Queen Of the West, Beatty z.sa; Ida
PoRfIxND. Feb Cleared schr Case. Lodge Pierce,
PRoyIDENcE, Feb ls-saied, sehrs vapor Bos.r Balti
San Luis, Cunningham, Ezabethport; Kate Brigham
RICHMOND, Feb Arrived steamship Saratoga Alex
NYorS; III, RED Jacket Xver; Lucy Anss Flanders Mas
sachnsets, Remission; Justine, Keene, and Light Boat
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb ll-Arived, ship Commodore, Per-
Cleared iiih ship Celestial do with 5000 sacks Of
Sailed th ship Derby COZ H..s.l.n and csllAe: Das.
sis snS s 81 % .a'.' "A'.
ander Cyclone Boston; schrs Virginia. NYork
David Collins, Baltimore;
Atkins. NYork bark Thiermann Liverpool; schr Robert
SALEM Feb if~Arrved schr christana Keen, Rockland
wfLMiNGroN, NC, Feb ll-Arrived, schr > Richards
Irving, NY0rk.
The New York herald., 1869-02-14

Steamships CITY OF Baltimore ana The Queen Liverpool
Enropa Glasgow De soo Havsns and New Orleans; E,;
Lodona New Orleans San Salvador and Montgomery Sa
Manhattan Chareston Mary Sanford, Wilmington,
NC Terry, Newbern; Isaac Bell, Norfolk; Valley City
Alexandria; c Knight, Georgetown, de-
Wind At sunset SW.
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sUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.



REDEMPTION OF THE MARTHA INsTITUTE.-The
Martha Instituteiis adverstied sale by the City
Clerk ON the I'd OF March, for an unpaid assessment
amounting 10 $5ls. The trustees intend to redeem
the property and with this view series OF lectures
frst lecture has delivered at HobOken and the
second win be given at the Tabernacle, Jersey City,
on the 2Stn ms. w....a
RoBBERy.-On Friday evening about six O'Clock .
tall stout man walked up to the residence OF Mrs.
Sarah King widow OF the late New York banker,
James G. King, and quietly laid himself down under
one OF the windows. The servant, Margaret Nc
Dewitt seeing him, asked what he wanted, and he
replied that he felt hungry. She procured him some
food, after estng which he went away. Soon after
looking cat saw tbs man hurry '0''' or with 4. a
bag nun Of something on his shoulder.
she the Alarm no,s nd intelligence
About an hour and q half afterwards Captain Dona-
van and ofiicer Robinson saw man trying to scale
ferry, with bag in his hand They took him to the
police station and emptied the bag Of its contents,
Others the following articles, valued altogether at
$200-Two pocket handkerchief, fifteen bed-sheets.
three D one sSws ens
watch case. He gave his name as George Schroeder,
and said be was travelling from Baltimore to New
York. Recorder Pope remarked that Weehawken
did not lie on the road between those cities. and
committed him for trial.
COmmunipaw.
THE STOCK YARDs.-During the past week there
were received at the Stock Yards l6s cars containing
l4s4 cattle 1856 hogs and 6450 sheep. There were
slaughtered during the same time 3s2 CATTLE 5,693
hogs and 300 sheep.
Newark.
SAD KEROSENE Academia LITTLE GIRL BURNED
TO DEATH.-On Friday morning little girl named
Henrietta Pettigrow. daughter Of Mr. James Petit
grow residing on Railroad avenue, near the Market
street depot, sustained fatal injuries through the
explosion OF kerosene lamp. 1t is supposed that IN
romping around the room BY herself she upset the
caught fire and she ran up to q room in the third
story where she YVES speedily discovered Dy her
father, who had been lounging down STAIRS The
poor little creature righfuly burned and though
skful physicians were In attendance, she died IN
extreme pain yesterday at noon. e..
Tue FIRE FIEND.-In the sheepskn factory OF
James r. Bathggte, on the'corner Of Canal and New
ark streets carly yesterday morning q nre broke
out, probably in the drying.room and though the
Fire Department was promptly on hand, the build
ing, entirely instructed OF wood was soon razed to
the ground, and nothing left but the brick abut-
menis. The entire loss on the stock and building
Will reach about $3.50 and fully covered by
surance. An hour or so afterward, between two and
three O'Clock, another fire broke out In The rear Of
329 Broad street and communicated to building In
tie rear OF Messrs. Hassel Putnam's store. por.
ton OF the latter was destroyed involving loss Of
about $1,000; insured. v<atsvs
-s-~r5ss-~-s--~- -
The New York herald., 1869-02-14

GUINNESS STOUT.
U IMPORTANT NOTICE.-we hereby call the attention.
OF the public the fact that trade mark having been
largely nfnged upon have instructed our attorneys,
fullest extent Of the law M parties pseng before the public
The Supreme Court has perpctuAy enoned the OF
imitation OF trade mark and has already granted
functions In twenyfour parties discovered
counterfeiting label
for the nine years Messrs GUM
agents boters for expectation Of the Extra
by expressly for the United States and
order assist protect the trade against limitations Of
this and beverage we are for the
colors white, yellow, with and monogram
the and side which the public OBJ
particularly this capsule the only future guarantee
for getting the genuine article.
We have appointed Mr. McCullagh No. % Beaver street.
New York. for the United States through
whom orders solicited also for William Younger X
Co.'S Scotch Ales and own Irish whiskeys.
4. 4 J. BURKE, Dublin.
DADICAL cURE-wITHoUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC OR
~ detention from business for Structure, Fstua, Piles,
Diseases OF Pelvic vscera Defomes Of and
person. Address. by letter personally HENRY A. DAN
1ELS, M d., Surgeon, la Lexington avenue
The New York herald., 1869-02-14
-. Trenton.

BuRGLARIEs. During Friday night the henroost
OF James Force was divested OF twelve pairs OF
chickens and horse blanket stolen from his stable
On the same night the residence of Mr.. Fisk, OF the
firm OF Flsk Hatch, OF New York, a few miles from
this city, was burgariousy entered, and a lady's
sack and other articles Of wearing apparel stolen
from the premises The booty, however was found
N granary belonging to a. Mr.. Cadwadler, where
the burglars were surprised, and restored to Its
owner.
The New York herald., 1869-02-14

DR. j. n. sCHENCK, OF PHILADELPHIA, WILL BE
~ in New York his patients professionally Tues
day, Feb 49, from A. NJ toS r. NJ at his rooms, No. 81
Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-14

4 PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FUR
"A. nished in the aboye Lotteries q PARKS CO.'S pr
oces Nos and 120 Fulton street (old Herald
buildng and Nos. and 2O0 Broadway, New York
Send for circulars.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States No publicity. No charge TIL dvorce
obtained ADVICE free Also Notary Public and Commis-
sioner Of Deeds for every State.
FL. KING, Counsellor at Law. 1858 Broadway.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18
@ IT a r a N T Z N E
~ N @ r ICE!

l, Oh and after the 10th instant, all
vessels arriving at this port from ports to
the Southwark of Cape FeaS river. N. G.,
will be required to heave TO at the Quar-
antine Station near Buoy No. Z, opposite
fIrauey Island, and there await the in
,aection and orders OF the Health offic er.
3, All vessels from ports known 10 be
infected with yellow Fever, Cholera or
other Epidemic Diseases, but having had
no case during the voyage, will be quar-
antinedt ten days and thoroughly fum1e az
ed under direction of the Health officer.
3. Vessels arriving having had 1nfec-
tious or contagious diseases on boaro
during the voyage, will be Quarantinec
until ten days after the disappearance "
the last case, and thoroughly fumtgatee
under the direction Of the Health officer
4. Vessels arriving from infected ports
through the Albemarle and Chesapeake
Canal, will be subject to the same rules
and will await inspection and orders OF
the Health officer at or near Burton
Point.
S, Communication with the shore o.
passing vessels will not be allowed e4
cent by permission of The Health of1ceI
&, Masters of vessels and Pilots h
charge, and Harbor Masters, will be keid
responsible for any violation of the above
By order of the Board of Health.
E. D.. GRAHIER, NJ. D.
Health Officer
NORFOLK, VA, J tine LIST, 1873. Jel
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Mistaken in her Man.

A colored friend of ours has given US
the facts concerning a family jar hap
pening in this city, which are worth
publishing. We give them in his own
language:
"You see, dis man, Sam, was married
to Judy in larst February. Well, you
see, he was mighty good for month or
so long dar. He live mex door to US,
he did, and one day his wife TOXIN come
over dar an say, Look here, John,
yawl seems mighty onsociable'; an my
darter say 'suttinly we is, cause you see
your husband amt de rite kind O. mig
ger for we all to be soshatin wild.
What de matter wild him?' she say.
And Sally say, HE too fond O. making
'miration bout wimin folks, he is
We'll, Judy TOXIN got mighty mad, she
did, an when l look for her she was
gone. Well, sir, de next night twas
rainin mighty fas, twas, an I was a
bringing of my wife home from church,
an twas rainin mighty fas, and de fus
thing | know l felt lick side my head
which fairly made me sick, and like to
buss me open. My wife say to me,
Oats oman whar hittin you,' and /
heard voice, l did, which she said,
you nasty black niger, you, what
dom scortin a nuther woman roun'
herea gwine kill you, I Is. gwins
81 you Billy, I is.' Wild dat she let
loose wild her stick, sir, an Isay, You
fool, oman; dis amt mo- An she say,
You lie, IT'S you, knew it's you, cause
faint nobody else Well, sir, dat
oman would beat me to death Of /
had let her. An den my wife she
thought dere was sumpin wrong, and
she cotch me by de collar, and was
gwine beat me too, when Sam he took'n
cum up. an he say, Look here, what's
all dis 2 an when he found out what
was de matter l,a 'T--,- I~.-,
Judy, dat amt me, dis is me- An she
say, she did, we'll, fore God, when I
fust see dat niger l thought twas YOU
and den say, mo, it's him, an and
now I find out faint neither of yawl.'
She beg my pardon, she did; but dat
was arter she had done beat me so dat
it made my head ache for two days;
and dat make me say what I do say,
mistakes will happen in de best onreg-
ulated families, and darefors folks bet
ter keep dere tongue, and let uddsr
folks lone. dispatch.
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DIRECT TRANpE.-The merchants of
Savannah and Charleston have labored
indefatigably to establish lines of stea-
mers in the direct trade to Europe, and
transient steamers have generally sue
ceeded in obtaining good freights.'--
Charleston is much elated over the ex-
pected arrival of the steamship Darien,
from Liverpool, Ito be followed by 9TH
ers adapted to the trade,) to obtain a
cargo of cotton, much of which has al
ready been sold to English buyers.
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The Josh Billings Paper.

1t amt mulch trouble tew bear the
pain Nv sumboddy's else's lame back
but tew have the lame back oneself
amt so stylish.
Take all the interest out Of this
world, and there wouldn't be friendship
enough left for seed. I
The most excrutiating bore I know
is excessive politeness.
The man who haint got any enemy is
really poor.
Don't mistake vivacity for wit; thare
IL Just ez mulch difference as thare IL
between lightning and alightning-bug.
Thare iz 2 kinds of obstinacy-ob-
stinacy in the right and obstinacy in
the wrong-one IL the strength ov a
CRATE mind,and the other is the strength
ov little one.
Lazyness il like molassis-sweet and
sticky.
think bear in his claws il pres
farable tew one with gloves on.
7 kant tell now which I admire least
an old coquett or young prude.
Misanthropy don't pay-thare amt
no man living whoze hate the world
cares one cuss for. .t.
Rash men ken be korrekted, but il
don't pay to labor with phool.
When I cum acrost a man who utters
his opinyuns with immense deliberashA
I'm, and after they are uttered they
don't amount to ennything, l write
him down "mysterious phool."
We can endure vices in the young
that we should despise in the old
tpleass make note of this, cid phel
lows.
When we see an old man marry .
young wife, consider him starting gu
on bust, for i am reminded ov tn,
parable in the Bible about new wins
and old bottles. New York Weekly.
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New Advertisements.

COMETHIEG, NEw.-ln !. = t. 80. :, g g
~ circles the Estey Organs , are the
rage. They are most N'9raole and
have the finest tone, reldariza bic for their
sweetness and power. The Nox Humapa
and Vox Jubilarte ere the greatet novel
ties and tho bes5. lavenlioIIs ever intro-
duced. j. EiSTBY g CO., BrattleDoro, VT,
Sole manufacturers.
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YEARS Experience

.yI4IRTY YEARS Experience
in the Treatment Gf Chronic
and Sexual Elise aSes.-A PhySioto9-
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ever puplished-conteinlng nearly 3OO
cages, and 1S9 fine plates and engraVlngs
OF the anatomy.of the human organs In
astate of health and disease, with trea-
tise on early. errors, ITS ueplUrable conse-
Quences upon the mind and body, with
the AUTHORS plan OF 'treatmenJ--tne only
rational and successful mode Of cure, as
SHOWN by. a. report OF cases treated. A
truthful adviser 70 the married and those
contemplating marriage VINO entertain
doubts of their physical condition. Sent
free of postage TO any ADDRESS on receipt
of % cents, il stamps Or postal currency,
by addressing DIR. LA CROIX, No. 81
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seases upon which his books Oreat, either
personally or by mail, e,na medicines
sent TO any part OF the Worid,
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Banks.

MERCHANTS g. MECHANICS
M 4 SAVINGS BANA.
OFkl0k No. IS, BANk GTRE&4.
Prsssdess.
WI. I. HARRISON.
Directors;
Jos. 4. SPRArnEx, D. u. z5i&&osa,
L. SALusBuRY, G. ". CRANKY
e. DnLAHY, JAS. Y LEIGH.
WIN. II. WALES, Cashier.
This Bank Is is open Tor the resumption
of business. Deposits received upon the
usual terms, interest being allowed at the
rate of SIX per cent. on all amounts re
manning on deposit for 80 days or upwards;
FOUR per cent. for a less period interest
commencing 10 days after deposit, an
ceasing 10 days prior to the Withdrawal.
The Institution keeping accounts OF Its
New DepOsitOrs entirely separate from
those Of the Old Depositors, SO as to an
GWef the demand OF the New Dep0sitors.
NAll indebted to our Institution will
please call, Ray. curtail, or renew theii
paper. y
The Board of Directors will meet ever.
Wednesday and Saturday morning at
o'clock.
0u8-1T
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On and after WEDNESDAY next, It'll
August, the Passenger Trains over the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad will
run as follows:
Arrive at Petersburg daily at.....9.20 A. N.
Leave Petersburg daily at ........4.00 P. N.
Arrive at Norfolk daily at....."..7.20P. NJ.
Conn Getting at Norfolk with Steamships
Of Old Dominion Steamship Co. for New
York.
Making close connection at Petersburg
with Passenger Trains Of South Side Rail-
road to and from Lynchburg, Bristol,
ROCKVILLE, Memphis, Kew Orleans, NASH
Vile, atlanta, and all points West and
South West.
Connecting also with Trains OF Rich
nond and Petersburg Railroad to and
from Richmond.
IA. Baggage checked through.
j. ID. PROCTOR,
aulO Master TRANSFORMATION.
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TOR WAslEENGEON& GE RICE
L. TOWN. d. q.

The Aew and safe steamer s5sssen.rA
w. w. COLT, Capt. e. A. RY- 2essaz'sAd
THEIR, will leave CampbelPs wharf.
Norfolk, every TUESDAY ana FRIDAY at
p. M, for the above places, and Land
ings on the Potomac river.
This line offers superior inducements
to shippers OF truck, as it gives direct
communication with one of the best mar
cts in the country.
Freights taken at low rates and empty
truck packages returned FREE.
No Freight received after $3.50.
For further information, Freight, and
Passage, apply to ---
T. A. WILLIAMS, Agent.
jul5-dSm ROANOKE 40.
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MO. IS EAST SIDE MARKETS eUARE
A large lot of Extra Choice Smithf1eld
Hams, Shoulders and Middltngs.
All in want of q really nice article
should call early.
Pure Ground Coffee. ready for use. very
cenyeatent for housekeepers.
New No Bay Mackerel, .-
Choice Baltimore Corned Beef,
Tongues and Sounds,
" Genuine Goldfish,
ga. . New Herrings,
Rel Cider, Vinegar,
Beautiful Sugars, at low prices.
as h. q. THOMAS.
q Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
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EkTAETED, Everywhere, AGENTS
Wv 500 to $3.50 pcc month

XNAET TED, Everywhere, AGENTS
w $500 to $3.50 per month
Male and Female, to introduce the GEN.
UINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
SEWING MACHINE. This Machine viii
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quill, cord. bind,
braid aud elnbroider in Il most superior
manner. Price only SIS. Folly warrant
any machine that viii sew q stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seam
than ours. 1t makes the Elastic Lock
Slltch4;;,, ffAVeiy secona stitcn can pc cnS,
without tearing it. We pay Agents from
S75 TO $50 per month ana expenses, or
commission from which twice that a.
MCEATHBON q CO, Nashville, Tenn.
CAUTI0N,-Do not be imposed upon
by other parties painting Off VOL thless
caSt-iron machines, under the same
name or otherWi.e. Ours IS the only gen.
uine and really practical cheap machine
manufactur ca.
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THIS rs NO HUMBUG

color Of eyes aud hair, you will receive
by return mail, a correct picture OF s. our
future husband or wife, with name and
date of marriage. Address w. FOX, Pc.
Drawer, No. FultonV1lle, N York.