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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

7. S.-Some parties have been cutting
itimb@ off Of the above premises. This is to
warn all trespassers to desist from the same,
Ior they will be prosecuted to the extent Of
'the law. oclS-3t G. d. MOORE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

are opening SCHOOLS on Hnnday @ Keen
them out Of evil associations, aud from
being demoralized BY a day 81 hitherto
purp0seless leisure.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Trimmings, Per.
.fumery &c KLAUS d BRO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15
Plantation for sale.

4 S the agent Of Mr.. John Anderson, o
"a Golly Springs, Miss am authorized t.
|sell that valuable Plantation known as thu
. Durant Dawes place." This plantation h
in two miles of Macon, on the Memphis
road, contains $40 acres, about 400 of which
is open land, and is one Of the most valuabl,
prairie plantations 10. NOxubee county 70
lboth corn or cotton. IT'S nesrness to AacoI
makes it Invaluable as a grain farm and th'
timber that is on it can be made to yield an
nua ly as much us a large crop Of cotton b.
being sold as fuel to the citizens of Macon
Liberal terms will be granted to the pureha
ser. Apply to the undersigned or to WIN
i. Skinner, at Macon. G. D. MOORE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

scrNcf 10y l~0UIIINHIVH y
morning Dram pa.chttd 10 him by
thc landlord. and cat plringb
-..n,nLhlnD- ms nAhlannA NIeAlng ON
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

OF lie American war, and LII
tesilgensiy informed renaraln4 sh@
tails Of our plans, 0peIaliam - -
paigns. ttlN cam-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

TRY English Female Bitters.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

S'e'''er the bakery and con.
l,,,, "", business ncl to the Elk.
po "a'Se will be attended to BY
k Their ' aSet 4 Louis Grossmap !,
Rnad viii t"'T'OerS wish it, fresh
Nop,e, ' .n. DC delivered at thei,
Et t',' : every evening, if ordered
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

Don't fail to call at KLAUS h BROS
land examine their new stock of Cloths
|and Cassimercs before you buy elsewhere
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

l6D CAR LOADS Iron Axle & Thimblt
- Skoin Wagons, just received by
septl7-2t T.. j. -. W. PATTY & co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

Chignons aud Switches, all colors
LLAUS 4 BRO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

For the Largest. Cheapest, Best as
sorted, stock OF Clothing and Dry.
Goods, Go to KLAUS a BRO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

New Fail Styles of Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods, just opened at
KLAUS q BROS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

We are determined to sell everything
in onr line exceedingly low. 1t is stu
fixed purpose to sell strictly i1i
and hence we ask only q small
advance on prime cost we S9'lD,t ~.
Examination Of our Goods ana irlreS
lWTI take great pleasure in exhibiting
l,bem 10 Customers, Ladies especialy
whether they wish to purchase or NOT
Ne will buy COTTON in onr trade a.
stbe highest market price, and take othe'
scommSIities in exchange for goods
\ Ma, v;V.a ne n emil,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

Inc 0lglry Fine loLu . and Fine
hoi 'odr found at ST., mt
u AlES's.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15
Tho finest Cutlery. KLAUS q BRO.

Tho finest Cutlery. KLAUS q BRO.
For the Largest. Cheapest, Best as
SORTED, stock OF Clothing and Dry.
Goods, Go TO KLAUS * BRO.
New Fail Styles of Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods, just opened at
KLAUS d BROS
Chignons aud Switches, all colors
LLAUS 4 BRO.
CAR LOADS Iron Axle & Thimbl,
- Skoin Wagons, just received by
septl7-2t T. j. 4 j. W. PATTY & co.
Don't fail to call at KLAUS h BROS
land examine their new stock of Cloth.
and Cassimercs before you buy elsewhere
Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Trimmings, Per.
Ifumery &c KLAUS d BRO,
lR@Wheelcr 81 Wilson SEWING MA.
CHIMES, for sale by
r. j.. Il J.. W. PATTY & CO.
H-Fine Old Brandy and Honey %
Ithc "~sTONEWALL'
Ladies' Cloaks Elegant styles
KLAUS 4 BRO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-22
Weskly Grinity yuurnal.
A New Song OF the shirt.

stitching away upon aprons and frocks,
Darning Of mittens and darning of socks,
and cat. stitch" and and over"
And patches in plenty for each little rover
With "hemmng," and "felling," and "running, ane
"whpping."
nd matching, and planning and cutting and fitting,
Till, scarcely aroused from half waking dream,
fancy I'm somebody's "sewing machine;"
And :hus I'm impeled as clatter along,
As u "Singer," 10 get up some kind Of song.
/ recollect hearing. a long time ago,
OF a curious dame. who was anxious to know
The number Of stitches exact to unit,
In Shirt she counted each puncture, and IL
Appeared to her and her neighbors great wonder
That thousands I'm I've forgotten the number)
We're needed to bring to its wonted perfection
This masculine adjunct-ths limited section
OF the terrible whole What monstrous revealing
OF wrongs unsupported of tyrannous dealing
OF long defunct stitches In CHASTITY array,
Thus suddenly brought to the light of the day
A long unremembered but terrible score;
And each matron and maid, to her very hearts
Felt astoushed indignant. discouraged, and then
A resolve adopted, decisive and curt,
That :" each man In future should make his ihirt"
noble decisionl but when the applause
Subsding had left just a bit of pause,
A worthy old dame. DER whose forehead the SHOWS
OF seventy winters lay drifted uprose,
And prayed them, in falterng tones to explain,
If the sewed the Shirts them pray, who'd the
graini" -
Who would, to be surei and the malcontents gazed
Each one on her neighbor, bewildered, amazed;
When their sensible mentor, mentress (Which isHO
Again raised herivoice while her comic old phz, II
" Remember, tits only stitch at time"
Twas enough-and I'm sure IL will do hurt
To-day, to remember the'' song OF the shirt"
Mrs III, g. Rotoe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-22

THE FALLAoy OF A WIsH.--At an enthusiastic
religious meeting among the negroes in Blount
county, last week, when the mourner's bench
was crowded with penitents groaniug in agony,
one of them, a sable damsel of elepbantine pro-
portions, sprang TO her feet, crying; "Glory
hallelujah Lord bless de Lamb, I've got re-
lgonl Lord, II dis nigger had de wings of
June bug she'd fly right to heaven Her en-
thusiasm was checked at that juncture by mat
ter-of-fact sister, who raised her head and
brought tue new converts thoughts back from
the ideal TO the real, thusly: "You fool nigger
what do you mean? If you had June bugs
wings, don't you know a woodpecker'd gobble
you fore you got half mile ?''-Kn0xVRls Wing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-22

The latest news from the gold discovery at
Missoula, Montana, confirms the previous re-
ports In regard 10 the richness OF the region.
There are four galches-lllinos, Helena, Mont
real and Rapd-they have been prospected and
been sunk in all the gulches, and in all of them
the pay was from fifteen to seventy-6ve cents to
the pan, average yield, and in no place where
prospecting was done has there been failure to
get less than the first amount. Cedar creek at-
fords about four hundred inches of water. The
mouth OF Cedar gulch is dry for three miles.
Flour Is worth twenty dollars per. hundred
pounds and bacon forty-6ve cents per pound at
the mines. t. roads are lined with people go
ing to the mlaes from all parts of Montana.
There were about five hundred people there at
the last advices. 1t will no doubt be very
large camp when spring opens. There is plenty
of timber on the creek, mostly cedar and pine,
and some of it very large. The snow was eight
feet deep on the Gath ult.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
Ss Il Havoc of War.

The Prussians have achieved an almost
uninterrupted succession Of SPLENDID vic
tories over the French, but. alas, AT what
a fearful sacrifice Of life, The European
correspondent Of the New York Times
says that the awful slaughter Of the Ger
mans in the battles around Metz has sent
n thrill OF horror through Prussia and
saxony Their losses ut that place alone
are said TO DO not less than one hundred
thousand Of their bravest and best men.
The flower Of the Prussian army, includ.
ing the magnificent regiments Of Berlin,
Brandenburg and Pomersina, commanded
by the young noblesen of tho kingdom,
are almost annihilated All Berlin is in
mourning, and there is hardly one Of the
noble families that has not been stricken
down with sorrow and grief at the loss of
some relative in the army. Such, alas, is
the sad havoc Of war.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
" You want

Material 10 make a dollar bottle of the best Hair
k.-torativ. ever used for restoring gray hair to
sori.h r. oGlor send 30 cents for package.
wssr
Nc. White Teeth, Healthy Gums, aud n sweet
f"a,h send for our TURKISH DESTRiFICE,
pfiHr, - cents.
~ rOU WAN
-ur cure for Headache. Catarrh, Deafness, or
butIns ~ ". ears, send for our srERSUTA.
1bRi. Pre-. % cents.
80. Either Of the above sent posi-. pad ON re-.
c'iti - urtr..
Address Joseph x. L:ohsr. t3i aark,t street,
II L0ut-. MD. ..x7Iyd.n
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

pay A Havana correspondent writes
at is not often that the Chinese in Cuba
resort TO the so-caled code Of honor, but,
when they do so, ii is in deep earnest, and
with the intention tnat one of the parties
to the duel, at least shall die. On Tues
day ono Of these Chinese duels mort
took place at Fer Principe, resulting in
the death Of both Of the com mbatants The
arms used were tegular bowie knives. One
Of the men he. his jugular-pipe severe !,
whilst the otler was cut TO the heart Both
were free Cinnamon or coolies, who had
served oW their time of indenture
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
MI There's a man living in Calhoun

RxIy. There's a man living in Calhoun
county, Miss, who is supposed to be the
strongest man in the State, if not in tho
entire South. He is 35 years Of age, and
weighs two hundred and twenty-five lbs:
Ho has been known to carry three bars OF
railroad iron, when it takes from three to
five ordinary men to carry one. he can
take a cask containing forty gallons Of
whisky or water, the former is preferred)
raise Il from the ground, and drink out
of the bung-hole, with as much ease as
others could out of common, pitcher;
and he has frequently taken barrel OF
flour under each arm, and, balancing a
sack Of salt on his head, carried them Sow
eral hundred yards with apparently little
effort
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

Ans- Ason OF stephen A. Douglas, who
declsredthis was II white mans govern
ment, hs been arrested in North Caro-
lima fo,assaulting a man who was acting
upon lis fathers platform. Perhaps the
jost effective service this degenerate
Dougis, could render TO himself and his
fathe's memory would be to go and hang
hims lf.-Qui"cy Herald.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

~ nearly one hundred receipts for making brandy
all kinds of Wine, ON. Ale. Beer. Cordials, su-
per'"I Cider, and much other useful information
or thos. dealing in or manufacturing any Of the
bove, either for the trade or home use.
by mail, free Of postage, tor ~ cents. Ad'
dre-,, Il. T.. NORMANDY, 5ol Market street.
-. Louis. NO se27 lsis~
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
Special Notices.


""Ve Coiiectton -RoS W jand's Receipts
"ak'c hrts, Discoveries, etc., comprising valu.
-" Information for everyday. sen,by mail tree
ppstarel for 20 cents.
ADDRESS X f. NORMANDY, 5ol Market street,
iouLh' MO. sc2TJawiv
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

st5" A Maine philanothropist lost hi.
vest the other day, containing gold
wath and wallet with $3.50 in money.
II vas found by boatman and restored, {,
whcl the grateful owner took him afec-
tion.tely by the arm, led him to his house,
poirtcd TO pile Of cider apples and ex-
claimed in voice choking with emotion :
"Thre eat just as many's yer mind
ter"
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
4 Hook for the MiIttou,
mARRRIb5AcE :.!;;': :; /: r., :.

H"ui 70 marry, on TIE physiological tny-t.r".
sui revelations Of the sexual system. With the
latest discoveries IN producing And preventing
'isprng. hos Ia preserve the complexion, etc.
1his d, an interesting work - Two hundred
at issniy -four pages, sith numefou. engrs
'ng., and contains valuable Information f1f tho..
81" s'e married or conismplai" marriage, stIll ii
10 book thN ought T. he kept under lock and
try Aud not la.i vaT-.oslys about a.. house.
sat o. any on. lfr." 81 postage fuf ny r.hi..
Aiiros. uf. hait-. p,-pcn-aFy, SO. d. S1fth
D. yhth street, 81 Lou.s, Mo.
twNpIlCE IT, THE AFFLICTED ASp US.
FORTUNATE ss F"f0f" applying g. the bY.
i'fIpu, SssfD sh0 aiysftis. iu public pspefs, ~
u'.us any Ssas 'e-sdi,', I"fus" bf Euus' Work,
%" tnsii"t shNi touf 4 ses'e s, of hus d"p!"fsb!e
your c0udtca,
ur. buti. rsn t~ consulted, personally - ~
~. b. "a tht Ilsrase. mentioned "a h.- works.
urce, ~ ~ Nurh T. shth street, hstv.'u Mar.
kcf and Che.uut. -. Louf- Nu .'--i,ias
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
For 8Nlc:
Devices Female Regulators

For females Warranted g. remove obstruction.
etc. frice 3. per bos,
Also Al full assortment of B,nlag.. ami Tru--s.
superior quality of Male sLoahhs 81 f0T-lnglc
enc - paT half dozen, or e. per dozen.
4 M"diiAl Pamphlet, containing "a .laburst.
treatise on N. above Diseases wuha fcv practical
remarks upon the cause. effect and treatment OF
the same attaining 80 large pages ~. ~ cut-
and engrsSinR-, shosing the different stages, "tc
sent ia sealed wrapper oH receipt Of pic. Us
cents Address
Galen's Head Dispensary,
No. - Wet Jefferson street,
es-eoidaeoww Louisville. E,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
The lnsperishabls Perfume.

A'N rule, the perfumes nos IN Use have no per.
uiau'nry. An hour or too after their use there H.
10 tfs"" q perfume len. HoN different f. the fc.
suli succeeding the use ot Mnfry AMI i.auman's
FLORIDA Water. bay- after - app cation the
handkerchief eshales a most delightful del cate
shi agreeable fragrance. tuaridrOily
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
IiatcheiOr's Hair Dye.

I"h hbf ~ rHE woRip--does not contain lead
DO "tiI"l polsons to papiyzc the system or to-
hu'' death. II il perfectly harmless--r" liable
instantaneous. Avoid she yaunted an delusiys
'""arations boasting yr!ues they do not possess.
y'h would escape the danger. The genuine
W A. Bachelors Hair Dy. has thirty years rep-
"ta'oh TO uphold H. integrity Sold by Drug
gusts. Applied at 10 Bony street. n. Y.
nOy2tdAyy
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
GAhEN's
Head DispensarY

E-t.hl. shed N ls51, snd chartered i.sl. f,f tie
feAiWeni - .li d..'a-s- ~ TriStis nature, IA
siasui 10 hoih -es--. eur. = guaranteed
every ca. undertaken.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
hooh to Your Children Great
NOOshiux Remedy

NH- Cures Cole and Oriping pp,gp
auII'Duu- in the boscl-, and farili ~, 80,
-iHtip tst.s the process Of -
teeihlng 'H''7
Hu- Subdue- COByul-iOnsl p,,,,.
HHlTCOMBs hhl o'ef'om.' an ds- na
-ypI'p eases incident to ia. {
fant. and children 'h'iS
vps Cures Bia rhes, Bys.n. ,,,,,,
nutsiCuup,- terry, and Summer Com. 'n..h ~.
-YETp plant ~ children Of all -
.ge.. = "i7
It .. the Great lnfant's and Children. soothing
Remedy N all disorder, brought on 10y t..,hing,
~ iuy other cause.
Prepared by the ORA FroS MEDICINE CO.,
Lyuis, No.
-oii uy druggist. and dealer. IN medicine
-'"tN -t"f". segT lyiaS
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

"A youu. Pit te.lndian arrived in
Washington u day or two since, who came
of hi. own accord from Utah, TO ask that
he nigh, he educated among the white
youths. He is without means, and his
ca,e is now being considered by DR., Cady,
the acting Commissioner Of lnnian Affairs
I, is quite likely tina, ho will bee provided
with scholarship at the Howard univcr-
sitV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-25
GOOD BOOKS FOR AL.
"BooKs WHICH ARE BOOKS"

uxRR n a ,LIaT; or atCH
ID Works "A should be found IN every library
within the reach OF every fcader-Morks TO
entertain, instruct and improve the mind.
Copies will Oe sent eyrssuEn post on receipt Of
SEWS pHYsIO0NoNY: or Signs OF Charac.
ter AZ manifested through Temperament and
Tr,ernsI Forfns. and especially IN the I" Hu.
man Face Divine. with moro than one
tbonsand illustrations. r BY 8. n. Wells.
sar,eiv honnd. fSS.S n MOD ~ g.gG
MAN eiS III GEM GEM SIS AND GEOLOGY; OF, Tho
BSe. account Of asni =, sc Ss,Ss cation .nS Te.ss hS
tisuIiy. II Sai. BY Jos. P. ThOnpson, b. b., Ii. D.
one Sss ySL, limo, q; !. o.. ..,.,,o, :, ~.
WEDLochhi o., Iae ~ nis %. m N oo",aS,i ~ se. A.
Sstsa SSetyS. "a sSa,s nn ~ srbo nsv snS Tso NAV
IeetiUn not anu Fnp hntS Sa AYE. H AZ r. n Wells
Ppiee. n 10. III y Y'GDD'i','5'E =
HOW I'd REAL, CHARACTER. Ansx Iln.-
nomy. .fot Studenss md mi sEfSminess, Hith'a
eSaH FOR recording The sizes Of the different
Onsns Of tho Brain, IN the, Delinoation of
Character. With upward or ITO engravingf.
Muslin, 81 26. yq1ELEr shi a" q sjyg.'
E5gCATlSS q \; s.tsss ssnsfPtsS sf Su fbnsJlDss s.
sgurzheim ~ d. VIII an snd sppSesef .nsIp SGp
sIa sa,It9E ~ ~ sS Tscnites TIrstrated. III 80.
rIHiIY PHYsICIAN.!OAIR A Ready Prcscriber
and Hygenic Adviser. With reference TO the
Hurs. Mssa oa1 aseidents and essusities @ Of every
kind. With alGssaTy rsI16 ana Soplous inde. H'
pS TX Soei n SneTi niiET I WITH oSse<rst,ous on the
Diet Dietical | Regimen, linen suited for Disordered States
q tse 'fS Bietssiss y .e@s :. % p.asp; Metro
Poitan and other EstsS,issments ioI SsuRes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-25
Steam and Water Baths |!

m. MAYER DKGs o. -.
- leave to announce to the 20
public that from and ater this
date his BATHING RO0NS& lA1M
win be open EVERY DAY for tho accomnoda-
tlnn of Rathcra.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-25
HOUSE FOR SAL

A DWELLING Hegsz; ., |, EoHH % -
"A -, sngtbly ice.ted, nd Mth BE- 500 ee:ii
CHEAP Eoh hSSAnS5xi5j SAsH;x ARps' sSliD.s. g shSis:
b Gold HIN, July 1Sth, 1s4G {inQ ~ ]u1R
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-25
CAUTION I

THE PUBLIC n HRRRBY CAU.
L tionOd sgsinst occupying Of purchasing nom
A. 8. Edwards, or his agent, th@propsrty Known
as the Fort Homestead Properly, situated In the
town Of Cold HIN, Storey ocunty, Nsvada. Bald
property belongs to q. lyfprd and family - 4
the State Lswi Or Nevada. Legal preceding
win be commenced to judicially determine tie
validity OF our title TO The sntiro premises, and
slltresspAasers punished sccordini4y ~. !,
Gold Hill, August ID, 1910. - SaHu
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
THE WINTER AND THE P11l.

To THE EDITOR OF THE BERALD:-
We are constantly nearing the complaint that we
are TO have short supply or Ice IN consequence OF
the mid winter. But the poor have many reasons
70 be thankful: had the winter not been q mild one
there Is no doubt Dct the price OF coal would have
gone 10 thirteen or fourteen dollars ton. AS II is.
not only has the price OF coal been kept down and
Is likely TO go lower, but Hour be bought lower
than for the past ten years Thus TWO OF the most
essential needs oil those who LABOR for their daily
wages have been Kept down within reasonable
prices. We may have 10 pay more for ice next sum-
mer: pay more Tor our ice creams, claret punches,
mint Iuleps and all the other Injuries IN whicl Ice
plays an important pars; baG let us recollect
that the mild winter which denies q large supply OF
Ice benefits ile poor and lends to cheap bread and
coal JOB GOODMAN.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

CAMpBELL-CoNKLIN.-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday
February 8, by the Rev. II. NJ. Gallaher, CHARLES
G. CAMPBELL TO ELLA M. CoNKLiN.
K-BRESNAN.--On Wednesday, February 2,
at the house or the BRIDES parents, by tue Rev.
Father Brennan, Mr.. PATRICK CLARK to Miss ADDI-
LADE BRENNAN, all OF New York.
CoNNoLLY-HoDNETT.-On saturday. February s.,
by the Rev. Father Mignard, at the Church OF st.
Francis Xavier, Mr.. JoHN CONNOLLY to Miss NARY
A. HoDNEIT, both OF New York.
DAyIs--H AgrsTENE.--On Wednesday, February 9,
at Holy Trinity church, by the Rev. William Bacon
Stevens, d. D., Bishop OF tue diocese OF Pennsyl-
vania JOSEPH Nj. DAvIs.lof Philadelphia to Flo
RENEE daughter OF Lne late Henry J. Hartstene,
United States Navy No cards.
FRIsBIE-CoNNOR.-0n Thursday, February 3, at
the residence OF the brlde's mother, No. $40 West
Twenty eighth street, New York, by Rev. Thomas
Street, OSCAR FRIsBIE, Esq, OF New YORK, to
ANGIE A., daughter of the late Charles C0nnor. No
cards.
'DoNNELL-SMITH. Thursday, February 8. at
the residence OF the BRIDES father, JAMES Al. OD0N
NELL, Esq. OF New York city, TO Miss MARY ViR-
GINA only daughter OF the Hon. Harold +. Smith, OF
Greenwood, Garrard county, Kentucky. No cards.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
sOARDERs AND LoDGERs WANTED.

I BLOCK FROM CITY HALL.mFRAMkFORr HOUSE,
Frankfort street, corner OF William; $50 rooms;
70 yourself S5c 10 Oc per dsy 81 " SO week. Open
all hight
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

A PARTNER WANTED-TO JOIN THE ADvER-
"A tiser, with $4,000 cash at command to enter into a
legitimate cash commission business that will afford n good
return For interview, address where 10 be seem ASSOCI-
ATE, box III Herald Office, for three days.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION OF THE ATE
~ OF New York, New York, Jan. 2, 1870. H..
NOTICE TO A1OHI1 ECTS.-The undcrs gned, . corstov
Of the board for the erection OF asylum Wardtand
for the treatment OF insane will receive parere
for such plans to be presented before them OF
February, proximo. The plans must be destd 70
accommodate $50 patients aud be accompanied By es!
mate Of the cost of the buiaIDg. All informpn IN
reference TO the ASYLUM, its location, &C., ~ %
obtained of the Superintendent of Wards Island time
of meeting OF the Asylum Committee for the exampon OF
plans presented viii be eraned from the Superendens
Of the Commissioners of Emigration at Castle Carr Inc
sum of $1,O0O will be paid for the plans whicbay De
adopted the committee reservns the right however, rescs
any and all plans presented
GULIAN q. VERPLANCK, President I
CYRUS H. LOrTHEL
PHILIP BISSINGER,
JAMES LYNCH, ,CCniuee.
ISAAC r. SMITH,
FREDERICK KAPP,
p MCELRUY,
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A DvERTIsER WOULD JOIN GOOD MAN IN BUsI
ness brain and good record absolutely carl
tai desirable Full particulars treated others
not noticed Visionary ders need not Address
w. 4. b., Herald olce
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n having cash capital of &35o00 $4,000 buy
half interest In established business or sixty years
cess operation References given and required Address
boyI 10 Post Office, Wilmnutun. Del.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

I BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON
second foor with Board also Hall Room; house hftt
class and terms reasonable Apply at S East Tenth st.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06

I BLOCK FROM MADISON SQcARE.-A SPLENDID
Sut OF Rooms on second and third floors. with with
out private table, also single Room; references Ils East
Twenty. 4 rd street.
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DENTISTRY

DR CRANES osTRopLAsTIc AND PLAZA FILL,
ina restore decaved broken and seustvTeenth to
their ORIGINAL share beauty and soundpess vout pain
lSOOO Rem owed To 25S est 0nd st.
yCEErU EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-HIRTEEN
i years: benumbing application; gas adminrcd bear-
Nj Teeth i set Xl0 cold sets bou Int; Pumts for thin
j. JAY yILLERS, E5 Grand street, near roadway.
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I BLOCK ABOVE BREvOORT HOUSE FIFTH AVE
nue. No. 23Nicely furnished Rooms, with or without
Board, tor gentlcmeE first class Recommendations reier
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MARBLE MANTELS.

nECoRATED MARBLE MANTELs wAINsCOTTING
Furniture Tops In exact representation OF All tho
cn cooed marble OF the world elegant patterns q Black
Marble, hnest quality, engraved In gold MIDDLEFlELD
COMPANY, l, ,269 Broadway,
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LII PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY
"A without mercury; MANHOOD RESTORED once very
private. Dr. HARRISON, lit Bcke street,