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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14
Spstial Nutitts.
Reply 90 the Widows son,
WHO SUFFERS FROM RUPTURE.
HIS LAMENTATIONS.

The following reveals something Of the dheatenng Elects
Rupture Il touches the tercerest strings q The
heart and from the ourate The high test.
profession aud Of the patients Of Dr. sherman, touching
his successful method Of caring rupture waut the most sbdous 70
ability Let doubt but straghtSa aud Sh
closed eIcAm " DO for sha can" TO the
aud others afflicted cheerfiy all bo5
Dr. Sherman bis oace. 6g7 Broadway this city
MR. NICHOLS'S COMMUNICATIONS
CLYDE Dee %, 1863.
To n, Proprietor Of The Firssid> Companion
reading Advertisement OF d.
sbermsu claims that be but 10 not SOD his al
dress have taken the privilege Of Srbg to 700 hop1g @ !o
kind this send bis address shd
obige an unknown friend poor widows Cor caused to
for The widows son Ob the anguish OF
ID mind at times IS indeed, nsuppOriabe
rapture and troube % labor ior
am moor mao and work bread aud -
cured ny knees pay ne uAo can
his such complaint. "a
paper the last sir months and thought
would try and see II be could Yours Sc
FRANCIS ". NICHOLS, CLYDE Wayne Co, n T.
The foregoing is taken from TIE ktresds Conpdasoh
DR. he consulted bis Office s BoafSay where 10
prepared all forms Of Hernia for radical cure
Pamphlets with Photographic Licensees Of bad cases before an1 amer
-. nlai u dune.
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hns Coroner Burns caused post norton examination
10 b. made. and though the reslt OF the Investigation
has no, yet been officially made known IL is uDdestOod
that no Of poison found The Inquest viii be
held today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14

Yesterday, Andrew Hiland, age years, was
run over by a cart in Avenue aud killed The body
was removed to the residence OF the lads parents at NO
2s Avenue b. The driver locked up in the Fthst.
Police station TO await the action or Coroner Rollins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14

The body of an unknown man, aged about 30
years. feet 10 inches hight having brown hair red
goatee and mustache. ana wearing black coat striped
panaloons red shirt and CATERS found the East
River, of Twenty -second-st., yesterday.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NRWORLBANS-In steamship Geo CIOmwel-HeoV Gilt
ton Frank Vaudeville Dr. 81 C. De Arc Lieut. Coscn Madame Der
er Csu 81 Freeman Madame Madame shn Mr. Robbie
man NJ Fsure Ksr, Mr. Dyer Mr oseph Nj BuA. aud
In the
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Liver Complaint.

n this te number Of persons less iSeeted With
disorder. liver arising from Inflammation distraction oih5
organ symptoms Of liver complaint dull pa 90
sehng IN the rgh. particularly pressure difficulty Of
breathing yov ed tongue loss Of appetite nausea vomiting f$
order Of the stomach bowels sick headache eo7saes At
times others slight feyes toward evening night sFeat
&C. Some Of the Appearances Of liver complaint much Ike those
OF pulmonary consumption ofihes disorders osn nsiassa
for the other It mistake suppose that hrer complaint
eau be caome bat this remedy generally worse tbs
the disease for thsy submit "a Of mercu may
assure themselves they will enjoy perc; health arNAd
Dr. IL sehencKs Mandrake Pills purely vegetable oompound
answer every purpose com prescribed asi hey eana0s
possibly do any injury. Their the LIVER SO ~on; that
mapy who have performed by them erroneous re-
ported they contain caomc To contradict tas aier Dr.
sehepi made oath before Aldermen Philadelphia that the Mac
drake Pills contain mineral substance whatever aai copy o. 's
,hday is published Dr. Seheueks pamphlet Dr. pledges hnsn
that these Mandrake will Of liver complaint ana
abundant evidence ofthe exhibited at hs oGe In Phhdeph'
Se.Yok Boston Baltimore Washington, where the esr'es
b peu many Of the highest respebT are fep on me-
Dr. SCHRSCK professionally at bis principal ONCE FnhAlsP''
ever, SATURDAY all letters for advice must be addressed
Price Of the Pumonc Syrup and sasesd Tonic each 81 " per oo
tie or 81 50 hafdoreu Mandrake Pills Is cents Dol FOR sV
an Druggists JOHN HENRY No 8CoesePlee Mholesas Assee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

ASSEMBLY.-..ALBANY,F Feb II, 1910 .
The Governor sent in detailed report Oh
the pardons granted during the past year .
Bills were introduced increasing the capltal STOCK OF
the Hercules Mutual Life Insurance Society OF the
United States and amending the acb making apropld
lions to support the Brooklyn Dispensares .,
The BIZ to abolish the NewYork Court OF Specla SEES
sons was referred the first Committee OF the Whole
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Chartering the Fifth Avenue Savings Bank OF New
York. -
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House, in Committee, disposed OF tho following
hills Authorizing the sale lease OF lands on staten
Island occupied by the Seamen's Retreat. Mr. LITTLE
JOHN explained that the Court had decided that the
levy on emigrants which went TO support the lnsttu
ton had been declared unconstitutional IL was now
without support, hence the proposition to SELL The Dill
was ordered to a third reading.
The bill in relation the Court OF Special Sessions IN
the CITY and County OF NewYOk repeats the act OF 1861
and reVves the acts previously existing provided tat
no extra compensation shall be paid any Police justice
for serving as of said Court; IL also provides
that all appointments authorized 10 be made by SAID
Court shalt be made by the Board OF Police Justices III
was ordered 20 a third reading
The hin amending the act relative 10 preferred cases
in The Court of Appeals in the Supreme Court was
also ordered 10 a third reading
motion instructing the Committee on Commerce ana
Navigation to inquire into the alleged outrages by the
officers the ship Neptune and TO report what ieglsa
ton II any in the matter was tabled undef
the rules. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14

BARI sfn orange j. On Friday Feb H. George B"r' IA
ses, ke place from MS late residence on Harronsts
resy Sb al 2ociock Atrln leaves foot 81 barclay 81 nss
va I'm Tue remaaa Will he tskea n teans"h 'h" AHS'
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-WRLLINGTON-At Church Kansas Jan 20 Nv Capi
Ms,an Carter 5th Inanr L. A., to Lacy Downing ceoHu
daughter OF Dr. Oliver H. ellington, formerly Of this ety.
vr BARSRSA, the Presbyterian Church. Highland b s6e
Y Wile WslpeS Feb D. 1870, Reury ~ ktiage OF New
P.II and Ea NJ daughter 81 A. r. bAns' s'R VI
highland q
MARrS-Sr Jolt-As NewCanaan, Coma Feb ~ y tae heN
~ Hannoui. Aaepa H. Martin 81 New ssii0' ~-1 '' VIZ
Jaughtet Of s. Y ST John, esq OF NeNCaHAah
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Hazard g. Casweips Cod Liver OIL IS the best

r.e Mtpcbe,ter,s celebrated Ken
cd, IS a proHp! AID positive CURE .er CoSsUSProS.
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DIED.

Al Nose., Of Marriages must be Endorsed ~ih J%'
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M4RRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial SsmT Note Pspsr
k Nm kvERpEIs sons l0 Fulton e. Old osch ChaTe@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14

Tho Tropbv Tonnto-Txeny seeds 4S. senl FOR sre0lA
Isirss, GO f. wAKisa, IT,. Ogden Farm Newport :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14

Something Interesting to Rich Mems THE WAY
CAMEL GOES THROUGH THE EYB OF NEEDLE, lu'trasdsr
s,. .,,r,yiDg in this week, NETWORK LEDGER, ready To-
DAY CMoYDAD at 70 O'clock THE LEDGER also contains
ORANGE BLOSSOMS;
AN ESSAY ON THE MARRIAGE RELATION
By the Rev DR.. JOHN HALL
ST VALENTINES DAY.
b. the Hon. HORACE GREELEY
THE BEAUTIFUL
B, ,b. Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHBR
SIR WALTER RALEIGH. FOUNDER or VIRGINIA
BY JAMES PARTON
LETTER To MR. BBBCHBR
BY FANNY Perm
AN OLD BACHELORS VALENTINE.
BY DR. GARDBTTg.
In addition to the aove Leg,r usual VARIETY us
delightful stories sketches poems from the OfsseA
able aud popular Mr. aud Mrs LEON LEWIS Judge CLARK
Professor PECK sYLvANus COBB i. Ms RANDOLPH, MARY
KYLR DALLAS aud Mrs XIDDER The Ledger ,l-As full Of
life Nobody ever complains a single number dull
Everybod, who SLEEPS Ir,t or spoI sKD 'A0' zee '
At s24 Broadway. opposite - Ncholss Hotel
Medical Mem and Medical Directors A Insurance Compases
vii SSd sons Surprising s!s Sc. h The .sTi'If3 t % a
silver Plated Ware.
(own Mauuhe,ure)
AT AND BELOW COST.
Our stock mus, be closed (oes Aad the buaa
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DAVIDSON. No 80 Broadway.
l.. V. HAUGHwOUT & CO..
Corner Of Broadway and BroymesA
Our STORE s3rlOO to let. either entire, or ets segaty
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CONDITION or TIE SOUTHERN BANKS

WASHINGTON, Feb 13-The following are the
principal items contained in the abstracts Of the reports
Of the conditions OF Southern banks:
yirglnId (SJteen BdilkSJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14
P0sT-oFFICE BUSINESS OF THE LAST YEAR.
The following is The statement of the bust
moss done with Europe and tie West Indies by the New
York PnAtO Office for the wear 1879.


Total. 5I5i7Oi s72O 1858 54 Total. 'S2s.JS S7S2'S 70
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-15
Miscellaneous.
The Nate Of the Arethusa.

A more gallant ship than the Are
thusa never sailed over the waters OF
the ocean. Swift. steady and quick to
obey her helm, she was the pride Of
her sailors and the envy of other sea-
men.
AS she sailed out OF her port on her
last voyage to Hongkong, there was .
little knot Of people on her quarter
deck, who stood looking back in ST.
lence to the slowly-tading shores.
One was An elderly man Of mild and
benevolent face, who seemed much
more fitted to be city missionary
than anything else. He was the cap
tain. Near him was another oe about
the same age, short, thick-set, With an
irascible face and abrup. manner; .
young girl of extreme beauty leaned
upon his arm. Her name was Helen
Travers, and this was her father. a
rich China merchant, who was taking
her from bOarding-sch to his own
far-distant home. As lovely as the
dawn, amiable and accomplished, her
charms would have made her a prize
for any man, but they were heightened
by her being the sole and declared
heiress to the vast wealth of Mr.. Trav-
ers. Such seemed to be the impress
sion Of q man of important air who
stood at her elbow. This parsonage
gave himself out as the Hon. Eugene
Beresford. traveller to China for the
benefit Of his health. He was the only
one who spoke, and his conversation
was addressed solely to the lovely
Helen Travers.
The last who composed the group
was Talbot, the mate of the ship. He
was q man of small size, but muscular
frame. His face was dark, and his
eyes intensely black and piercing.
His age did not seem to be over twen-
ty-one, and his energy and skill
marked him out as the real ruler Of
the vessel.
The shore faded out from view, and
the first day of the voyage was sue
ceeded by others. They passed be-
yond the Bay of Biscay and the
Azores. They sailed within sight OF
St. Helena, whose stern cliffs tower OF
high like the walls Of huge fortress
and At length rounding the Cape o.
Good Hope they passed into the Indi
an Ocean.
Long before this the character of al
on board had been plainly exhibited
The Hon, Eugene Beresford devoted
himself unremittingly to the fail
young heiress. In fine weather h'
] was her constant attendant, and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-15

In Rhode Island bribes are never offered
to voters, but this is the way they do it -
An honest man says to all Independent
voter, "I'll bet you $40 you don't vote for
-" Voter-"I'll bet you $40 will"
Voter goes and votes for -, wins the
bet, and gets the money. OF course no
reasonable man will call this bribery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-15

There is a little railroad near Bayou
Sara, Louisiana, that runs to Woodville on
a very uncertain schedule A stranger
came in the other day and inquired how
often that steam car made trips 70 the
country. The party Intercepted said
..tri-weekly." "What do you mean by tri-
weekly" The answer was, sit goes up
one week and tries to come down the ne3t."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-15

George Alfred Townsend says Car
penter's picture of the signing Of the
Emancipation Proclamation always
looked to be the anual meeting of the
Presideni and Directors OF some insur-
ance or oil company, and the profound
gravity of the assemblage appears to
arise from Mr.. Lincoln, saying: mo
dividend this year."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-15

Tne Bridge Of Signs.

Drowned! drownedr'-HAMLHr.
One more Unfortunate,
Weary OF breath,
Rashly importunaie,
Gone TO her death.
Take her up 'enderly,
Lin her with care;
Fashion'd so slenderly,
Young and SO fair.
Look at her garments
CliDging like ceremcnts;
Whilst the wave constantly
/ rips from her clothing,
Take her up instantly,
Loving. not loathing.
Touch her not scournfclly.
Think OF her mourniully.
Gently and humanity;
Not OF the stains OF her.
All thai remains of her
Now, is pure womanly.
Make no deep scrutiny
Into her mutiny
Rash and uDduiifui;
Past all dishonor.
Death has left on her
Only the beautiful.
Still, for all slips Of hers
One Of Ewes family
Wipe those poor lips Of hers
Oozing 50 clammily.
Loop up her tresses
Escaped from the comb.
Her fair auburn tresses;
Whilst wonderment gucsses
Where was her home!
Who was her father,
Who was her mother.
Had she a si,tery
Had she bro.her,
Or WAS there dearer one
S'ii,. anu a nearer one
Yet, than all other!
Alas Tor the rarity
OF Christian charity
Under the sun.
Oh. II was pitiiul,
Near whole city full.
Home she had none.
Si>ierlv. broiberly.
faiherly. motheIIy.
feeling> had changed.
Love. by harsh evidence,
Thrown from Its emIncnc..
Even Gods providence
Seeming cstranged.
Where the lamp, quiycr
50 far In the river.
With many a light
From window aud easement.
From garret 10 ba, emcnt.
She stood, with amaxemen,.
HoUseless by night.
The bleak wild of March
Nade her iremble and ,hlyer;
But not the dark arch,
Or the black flowing river:
Nal from lifr'> history,
Glad 10 death, mystery
SWIM 10 BE- hurl'd-
Any where, any where
Ost of the world.
In she plunged boldly,
No matter how coldly
The rough river ran
over the brink OF IL.
Picture ii-thluk Off ..
Di,solute Man.
Lay. in IL. drink OF /;
Then If van ram
Take her up teudcrly.
Liz her with care:
fzshion'd 80 slcntic.Iy,
Young, and 80 fair,
Ere her limbs frigiily
stlf'cn too rigidly,
Decently-kindly-
smooth and compose them;
And her eyes. close them,
staring 80 blindly.
Dreaifully staring
Through mujd: impurily,
A. when with the daring
Last look OF de-pairiHg
Fixed on futurily.
Perishing gloomily,
Spurred BY contumely.
Cold in he nnity,
Burning insanity,
Into her rest.
Iros, her hand, humbly,
As II praying dumbiy,
over her breast.
Owning her weakness,
Her evil behavior,
And leaving. with Iaeekness.
Her sins 10 her saviour.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-15
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

one copv. If maid within three months....s2 90
II not paid within three months,.--. ...---.--Z %
If paid at the end OF the :..-..f %
70 paper win be discontinued until all arrear'
are paid, except at the publishers opiion-
and ans person wishing his paper stopped, must
give notice thereof at the expiration OF the term,
whether previous notice has been given OF not.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-19

Will THE CHINESE Roor Our ALL
OTHER LABoR2-From an interesting lec-
ture recently delivered in the Mechanics
Institute, San Francisco, by prominent
citizen Of that city, on the Chinese ques.
tion, it appears that during the past
twenty years at least 100000 Chinese
emigrants have landed upon that coast.
There are, to-day, $4,000 of them in
California. So, 900 of whom are males,
who would be voters if they had the
right OF suffrage. A few years ago the
Germans made NIL the. cigars in San Fran
cisco; today there is not German who
rolls cigarette. Cinnamon make them
all. Matches, slippers-all made by
Cinnamon. In the woolen factories the
Chinaman is i'll almost entire control.
Only few days ago, eight mon were dis
charged from one of these factories.
One of the operatives, with wife and
children wholly dependent on the two
dollars day which he got MS wages, Of
fered to take one dollar and fifty cents.
This offer was refused by the employer,
on the ground that he had hired China
men at eighty cents day. Rope max
ing is also in the hands of the Chinese,
as were also cigar-box making and the
manufacture OF tubs and pals, and door
sashes md frames thoy were beginning
to make, and it looks as if they would be
able to turn them out rs we'll aud cheaper
than white carpenters. Tailoring, the
largest trade in that country, is filled up
with Chinese workmen, and the belief of
the speaker was, that in two years no
white man would sit cross-legged upon
his bench. at boot and shoe making
there were now $50 Cinnamon at work in
San Francisco. They are the domestic
servants, they manufacture the fire.
works, and it will not be long before the
sewing machine is in their hands The
last steamer from China landed in San
Francisco 1900 Mongolians. There will
soon be two steamers month, which
would probably bring $500 of these dis
ciples of Confucius per month, and 2O,-
600 year, even while being opposed by
adverse Legislation and public sentiment;
but if this barrier is broken down, it is
believed there will be 5000 next year
and 10000 the year after that, until they
feel strong enough to defy Christian
civilization and bring over their hordes
and overrun this land like Timour aud
his hosts.
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Read Some English Testimoniuis.

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-19
steam Engines.
CITY HALL.

I'll 11:llIlt,
COLUMBIA, S. O., June lG, IS1D
INHE following extracts from all 'Ordinancc
4 regulating tho setting up of Steam Eli
gines and the establishment Of Manufactorics
in the City Of Columbia" ratified October %,
1868, Is published for the Information Of all
concerned.
SECTION !. That hereafter, any person or
persons desiring to ect any Steam Engine
or Manutactory i'll which steam power ia used,
within the corporate limits of the City OF Co
!umbia, shall make application in writing to
the City Council, setting forth tho place in
which it is proposed to pat up said Engine %.
erect said Alanufactory, and the nature and
extent Of the proposed establishment.
SEC. 2. Upon complaint being made To Coun-
ell Of the violation of thi. Ordnance, the of.
Tending party shall bo heard before Council
and Council may permit the erection Of said
Steam Engine, &C., Or cause same to bc
abated: Upon conviction of party so offend
ing, fino shall be imposed OF not less than
twenty COY nor ore than fifty (50) dollars.
BY order OF tho Mayor.
WILLIAM ]. ETTER,
June IL City Clerk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-19

"All true happiness and nololeness are
near us, and yet neglected by us; aud till
We have learned how to be happy and
noble We have not much to tell, even to
red Indians. The delights of horse
racing and bunting, of assemblies in the
night instead of the day, of costly and
wearisome music, of costly and burden
some dress, of chagrined contention for
place or power, or wealth. or the eyes of
the multitude; and all the endless occu-
patton without purpose, and idleness
without rest, of our vulgar world, are
not, it seems to me, enjoyments We
would be ambitious to communicate
And all renl and wholesome enjoyments
possible to man have been just as posi-
bic to him, since first he was made Of
the earth, as they are now; and they are
possible to him chiefly in peace. To
watch the corn grow. and the blossoms
set; to draw hard breath over plough
share or spade; to read, to think, to love,
to hope, to pray-these are the things
that make men happy; they have always
had the power Of doing these, they never
,riH have power to do more. The world S
prosperity or adversely depends upon our
knowing and teaching these few things;
but upon iron, or glass, or electricity, or
steam. in no wise. And I mn Utopian
and enthusiastic enough to believe that
the time will come when the world will
discover this. It has now made its ex-
periments in every possible direction but
the right one; and it seems that It must,
at last, try the right orc, in a mathc-
matical necessity"