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Alabama Claims.

New YORK, Nov. 18.-A dispatch from
London to-day to the World says !: !" The
dispatch from Secretary Fish to Minister
Motley concerning the Alabama claims ar
rived to-day. Earl Granville being out OF
town, IT could not be communicated to him.
The contents are up to this moment I'M
known to the public. In circles where the
fact of the arrival Of the dispatch Is known
MISREPRESENTATION and excitement prevail,
as il is assumed that there is secret un-
Outstanding between Russia and the United
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c,ose Of the Nor,h Carolina state Fair

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 1s.-The Fair
closed to-day, and was complete success.
There were Ii, 900 persons to-day to witness
the tournament. The banks were closed
and business almost entirely suspended.
Mr. Langhorne, of Virginia, took the first
prize, and Mr.. John &. Williams, OF Cum
berland county, N. c., took the second.
Visitors were here from alt parts OF the
country, and all expressed qualification. at
the substantial evidence Of the returning
prosperity witnessed. 49, -
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a WRIT of hdbeas corpus, issued by
Judge John C. Underwood, United States
District Court of Virginia, was served By
Deputy Marshal Yeatman yesterday on
the sheriff and ,iailor of Bedford, commando
ing the body Of Thorpe Fl. Nance to be
brought before him in Richmond on the
10Th Of November, and to show day and
cause Of his detention. Nance was eX.
pected to leave for Richmond in custody
Friday morning.-Bedford Sentinel.
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From Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18.-The steamer
China brings twelve japanese students to
enter an American college, and in the cargo
twelve thousand packages OF tea. ,-5a
Secretary Seward had the first private IN
teryiew with the Mlkado ever granted to q
The Danish envoy has succeeded in ne
got1ating for telegraph line between Japan
and FurOpe, -. -. g.. 5. =. -Ef g
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OF THE Liberal Republicans elected to
Congress from Missouri, the st. Louis DEM
ocrat says "They and those who sympa-
thize with them, want Congress so organ
lied that their principles shall prevail.
Caring nothing for men, and much tor prln.
ciples, they viii be likely to vote only for a
man through whom their principles may
find expression, and whether he be Re
publican or Democrat, they will desire to
know what ideas as to financial questions
will control his organization of commit
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THE FIRM OF MARSH 81 POLLOC1

rI,O Observation-Disclosures &
1 ENGLISH, 1918 Main street. In ADDITION a 70
the largest assortment Of SIASpAhD, 81 s.f ~,
are ofFercd at half price, to be found In the SOUTH
ern States, receive all tile M W BOOKS or value
catalogue o. new works Is published very months
and sent free to all who apply. ocla-d&wts
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sssss,na AND srATI0NERY,

EDGAR'S STRUGGLE,
= STORY FOR CHILDREN. -..t >
Beautifully illustrated by Richmond artist, and
by Richmond author; Price, Scents. !. T. -, :.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TICKETS, red and blue, rs
Z
cents per thousand. -
CARDS WITH TEN COMMANDMENTS,
LORDS PRAYER, &C., for Sunday Schools, Slse
per hundred. ANY of the above per mail postpaid
on receipt Of retail price. ,.....-,-.
- - MCCARTHY e ELLYsON, y,
uo,s TuTh&s s.a Ola 3Iaiu street.
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VIM. Fl. STABLE.-This gentleman, who
ney of this county, has been elected TO the
same office in Giles county. Capt. stable is
an estimable gentleman, and in every way
worthy Of the confidence the people have
reposed in him. Chr1stiansburg Nesse'a-
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- Ielter f7oEa. Ciaske sCv1ssIty.
fsorrespopdeace Of The RicLmapd Dispatch
- RrReyyILLE. Nov. 18th, 1870

ItoEresroHdeace Of 'ne o1oI 1T
- BERRYvILLE, Nov. 18th, 1870.
.'qae rite of confirmation was administered
1t the Episcopa! Church in this place Place, to-
~ vI to nuuf,cr of persons by the venera.
he Bisbop Jebns.s1 A lucid exposition of
the sreat truths OF the Gospel 5was made' In
The scrmon that preceded the, eonhrma-
AT the recent electios, in this county
Genroe Glass was chosen efstG OF the Coun-
ty ana Circuit Courts EDWARD, Marshall,
treasurer; R.5sCN orla.n, Sheriff. and Jar
ter sd. LoIthan A.;osue3 fertile Common
wealth, GTz,. u ~ a.tnb si.te, ssZlEfSiss SIS
AlluG these seut.emen we've cana. GATES
Of the CONSERVATIVE p2ris.,. ..,,,..,s s.Is-
| Summers 1asas eta lecture 10 two hours
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Zinc fil,nots Elections.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-In the fourth district
Hawley Republican, has Al majority. The
Illinois Legislature stands Senate, " Re
pnblicans to 10 Democrats I; House, l0l
Republicans to Is Democrats. Among the
Republicans Of the House are included the
st IndnnendentS.0 s.;..zfs. .ssgGgG 49,
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a1ICHMoND AND pAMyIhLN EAII

aFLCHMOND AND IAN Mills bAIA.
IL ROAD. -pASSEE GEB SCHGDU =.
GoINa SOUTH: nehl,arK spa a nssFtt s pss s;
st s:l5 A. Leave Burksvine ds,ly eSes p 5 Sa
days( Ut l r. NJ; arrive AZ DGGYils dhi! tei I
cep; S.ndSya} a; 5:55i 2. M, TtiRcUGS w
ASD EXYRESS le.svea S'ohlnun1 daily q. soo
T. NJ; lesyes Danytle daily 81 1;H A. Nj: zrs'ses
st Greens oro' daily 81 LOS a.. 81 ...-.,,. a.y
Come NORTH. L5nChuurg Gnd Dacyle pas.
sensers Iss7e DanvtIfe daily 5ssss spt SunasyEf at
J;.s a. ~ leave Burhevtlle DIZZY lexcept euns
1sysl at l: ?. r.; arrive =; ais Sn9;G ZIP
AMI ESPHES5 leaves Greensboro daily =. l;lb
A NJ; leaves .Dan-ills daily. st.3 Ss A. 3D. = sr'
rives st Richmond daily ~ lt6 a. Il. ,iD, ~!
THE Iypchba-e ana Dalyile Pa3ssn gar Train
connects at Burhevtle With sne Tnlns On ne
5outhsids road tbr Petersburg, lS9rfolki ,DyaSn.
burg, .spd oil otaroa5 On she tsotshsiae snaT u
ginia and Tennessee IaiI-c @ds, Sriste.I f.i..x
Vile, Dalton Cbsttano3ys NsShytSe. hsMptta,
and al important points South aad 500
:. The Trough Sfnil anu Express gconEec1
Al GreensboccS With the I aips OF the MOTIF AE o.
lima road for Charlotte, Ccllonbfs7 gdR2sta, ~,
sannah, Macon, Mobile, Monte oTaer7, : 20, Sc.
and at klchpioud WITH nc Richmond EreanIInss.
t,UrC and Potomac, Cue5 2pssheT slG oalp, FAC
RIchrnoDd and YORK River fnilrosds.
SLFFPrNf; CA-S and GHiBEc'S INTENT
RECLINING CHAIHS 60 the. through spress
rain. TEVaSS DUHaNrhlls. ).
sc / ta#s+ ~" H'" - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !.
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passOGUrIoSs q PARTNERsMIRa

pass0EUrIoSs q PkRTNERsMIPa.
NrOTICE.-THE CONTRACT HERE
~ .tofore xlsting between the sYtlTHEkr Ase,
eUCIATIuN, for The Benef !. OF Wide a1a . iir.
phans. and j. G. BUTTS, is sbE9ga 60 snm uls'
49, -l..J,s.t fs.< MsnagtD2 bttesorss
RICHMOND, VA, Nov'i5, ls7o. "A noa3-atv,2
CAMUEE NJ. PAGE u PHILIP
p WOOD have formed co-par.nsrshtp fo.t TIE,
practice of law In all the courts OF INC cny,2s
Richmoud and counties OF HenIicos CnsAssraSiess
Poi : hafan and Amelia. ,..s4 .4,Is yzsly atxie
Wi attend other ccunties in special ssses Az
~ NO. 20 Governor street, siclnaona ,ys.9i
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wasntueton, News. II

~ Washington News "t.Ins
WAsHssares; Nov.1S.-The steamer Nip
sic has returned with the marines sent TO
regulate the Virginia elections.
The CABINET to-day discussed the Eu'
ropes,y, sif1J1tiOn. - ,s.f-
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Health az the south.

MOBILE, ALA, Nov 1s.--The Board o.
Health has declared that the epidemic -oi
yellow fever is at an end, and that 1t Is now
safe for .absentees to return. :. =. !.
There was the third consecutive ffost
here LAST night .-tr.s, .....4s :y.g.4-
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Foreign Markets [BY TE1EenAP4j

Foreign Markets [BY TELEGnAPH]
LONDON, Nov. 10 Epeatng.-Un ited states
honds i5's quo ed NJ &c. CTS AZ SO, and lo-s0s At
ss. Stocks h.t-tr:t's, l73; Iilnois Cehtrai, 1885,
ureat Western, 80. ii 80 sts,.is.'a.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. s-Euening.-Cetton ~;
uplands 911. Orlasns, % -; sales ~, guy paiee.
AIIyices from Manchester are less favorable. :-.
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OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO s1sAII..g
u ROAD.-tin, and after SUNOsS, 3alS Octo- J
her 1870 the PAsSEHGEhTEAIlsSS ill run Us

HAESAPEAhE AMI stQdlo lf.AitdsH
- ROAD.-tin, and after SUNO <, 2al 1pcto-
Der, 1870, the PAssEaGEh'TEAIis VA run %
'0 MAfi TRAIN Will run DAILY seswesh, fasn-'
niune and White Sulphur pr ngs se1espE sEn sy.s
>, tween Gordonsyill. and " bite Snlpbur) LeaH
Richmond ats Nj. srrl<ts White sulphur St
lOP. "a. Leave White sulphur at s:so - at.. sbd
.rrive 3. Richmond at 20. y, making cs1 m,s
connections at Gordonsyille ana Chariot gs vile
with Oratge, Alexandriai1u d MANASSAS ratlrosd
trans for Alcxancria. W4shinator BaitinG r.
Lyncnburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New orlesns. Montgomery, Mobile; sc
and sup &C Coyington Goipg East orea RfsHf as
stamton and dine a. GSTSo n WI q
Ati taunton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, ant
Harrisonburg.' i.Stfs lss$ ,T.-t.I si' ~ ,.1the
At IiIlboro' for Bath, Alum springs.l miles -
and Warm Springs, 15 miles. -..fp .,-l ). 1,,z.i
hit. salp5%r for LsyissuFk miles;
THKUUGH TICK EFT Z, Issued to an points
North. West, and Sou, Invest. . :, AiiIo
- f'.0'a'6 JAMES r. NET4EREASU, -.
oc II a. eos a. General Ticket Agent.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.

THE RUSSIAN COMPLICATION.
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FERTILIZERS.

On SEA-FOWL G U A \ O.-Ihe
D.D. schooner southerner has arrived Win
cargo OF BID. ,sEA-FO~L GUANO, drect rom
Srst hands Planters would do well to order NJ
once as ali In store was damaged by the recent
aood' and win not be sold in this market st any
price. ,.s ,h,s r,orr,no from
one of the most successful farmers " aa Mn
county. "..r a. / .
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u,irrAx COUNTY, VA, Oct. Is, 1870.

Hsssrs. 4. Y. Stokes & Co.. Richmond: 49,,
lear Sirs,-We used two bags OF eea.foWi
;.nano on our tobacco. crop last spring, In alter.
nae rows with Old Dominion Eerti1er RIt' coKa
90 no dfferen.e In the result Of the two fertili
zers. Both scled well, producing the best s1aP
we b I'VE seen for years. SEND TWO Ions Sa,g,Ia
TO Barksdale's Station, Richmond anu Danfue
Railroad and charge the same TO
Your Obliged servant, ,nourp
NJ o5 I'm JOShUA HUI II" Shs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ROVER & BAKER SEWING-MA.
III CHIMES ARE THE BEST. The sim plcst
rssson I'm the world why %. They rev from %
ordinary spools without rewinding, and 10 ase inc
elastic iock.sti CHI and run SO lKht M any
can use them with i'm punity. Iney are mol ns"Se1
about tbe city by canvsssers. -.., b y.
=, : u. & N, w. DARBY, General AgenlS,
IL LIN olo AkaAo oeISSss
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[spEorAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DIsp AToR.l :
STAtNrof, s:VA,.,, Nov. 1s.-Geo. Smiley,
who murdered William Black last Saturday
night, surrendered himself yesterday to the
Sheriff of Rockingham county, and was
brought to staunton to-day and lodged in
iai1 40 i.aE 5aS.. = - --s!5i 'sf p
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CTFAMD YEING ESTABLISHMENTS
= uYElNG, SCOURlAG,S GLEAA!GG,. AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention given TO the
acquiring OF carpets. and cleaning of Kid gloves.
Fancy dyeing IN any color desired. Full satfsfac-
''oA -" : -. !! LEWIS LIEEEMAE,, = i
No. 40 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth, -
N'0 -, - .-s,r..a,.t I Richmond, Ya.s
nshpA Il PRINTING DEPARTMENT, and Will
prjnt I'll kinds OF al Tx md Roplfsn goods. sum
lies OF my printing can us sea1 at my store. '.3q
= 40 "a -dHW5n ~ ;. j
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NYHEEL Err & WILSON SEWING.
wv eWsCHINHa, acknowledged, to, be the best
in tia wofidfcr family purposes, because they use
no shuttle and IN Ike the lock-stitch' which WILL
OSar FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND; s9LD
And IN USE! Awarded the trst premium 4. ~
the W0rle's Fair three different times over ,s a.
sewing machines exhibited for family pufposrs'
so!d on the instslmens priu ciple, and instruc-
ton given III using by Z. L. A1;ns;,aSSa s
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hHHETALs.-We offer for sale REFINED
Hl1 u uLLFD. SWEDES, and VIRGINIA HAM.
R,sNb bI n1 ri SHE&T and Ro1 TROY; j.
sHoksE-s n oGl sihoN and NORWAY NAIL
RI 1sTyHgfpio. CAST. and SEIEkR STEEL;
NJ" .PIATE, BLOCK To-. III Get ZINC, 3..,t..
ThON = xLE-. spo agt. IND w.. GUN and
RARDnnN;s rs 80 and MULE sHnH S,
orr n All, 81 and HOR3 -hHGE a Il. 8. --
~ : GORDON & CRIEGAN,
gSosfaa -5. zyT bssfsTsI iFlt ~. fearl Blnehs
ALL KINDS OF G0OPERING DONE
~ tn dIRSrp and an KINDS OF SECQhQs
land BARRELS boughs snh sold by
no l2-ssH Il. L, pESTLER, Rockstts,
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REPORTED PRUssIAN SUCCESS.

AUSTRIA PREPARING FOR WAR
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snaw at Staunfon. Va. I'D 81
sTAuNros, Nov. 1s.--The first snow oian re
season occurred here this mornlng & 4. ].
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ToRsE,ss IAXD 81 RULES FOB 81 SALE llt

uoRsEsa AND MULES F FOE
and TEN MIIL. 81 JpsI srrfyet at ,kstloass.px,s
stable directf ON Kentucky. Among tha tsk tSSs
ten fjne mares and some tyltsh apd Jazz sSeRkln8
nnrsea For 7sate law snds on :scroHtD0sdssnE
terms. APPLY &C once at y Iossdeur 70
oc smim GREEN &BUcA.
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aAasaNE sRrEaaEGENUE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOV. 10. 1870.
Ann r,ses .,,. 7.os Noon rises.........2 %?
Sun sets ,,.,.,. 4.5T High tlde.......... IL Is
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.-EWIaG-mACHINEs OF5AIL Kl[NsDe
= RjrPETHED. The SLoAT ELLlpTlCS EM n
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and soLU y ~
Inc only PROPER NEEDLES Tor mo sAoAs
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. -, c,,rSt e
E; 90 ii I6IS Gary street. pa2x Fouftaantn.
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{ ooKLAND LIME, AND Gem,

x CORTLAND LIME AND CEMERtT',:
~ i, 900 bbI,, RoggL ), LINE! !MEasr a..
daily expected, Tor sale oy ..sss AZ asnEr. I,
NOS = - :. - a. -
aNTEW TIRE CHANGED CRt'ss-the
IN rnost beautiful chrome everc hsrea tome pup
He.. Sold bs urst-class dsaicrs. = Mt,sISopS
HOWE sos Market strsei. y hsiaastIia .S.4-
nuCKWHEAT FLOU Rs, COO pounds
ID 10 Is, 50, and 100 pound pscknSsps;r 70 a ca.
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AND YORK. RIVER
" .s;g 4sss. RAILROkD.f,,s ,s,,s .fsyf sci !: D

on this road viii b. run as isSio ' 81 =.
PASSENGER TEAM.
GOING EAsr.-Leavss Rfchmend daily ss if:1e
r. N arrive at est Point daily at 3:ta Z. N.i.
GOING WEsIazLcaye West poin: daily atf A.
3lTrains connect 1t west Poitt daily except
Sunoay) with FIRsT-CLASS STEA sfEHa MT.
lHndinss on York river, Yorktown sndf Hsatssf
FAnE:-To river landings, ss.ss; TO .Baisi,
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PAssENegRCAR
- ATpAChBDey5 sStsfIg .IdSp
Leave Richuond daily tsseept, Moahayl NJ q
s Sendayj a. :. oeosE west e's
3 ~ THROUGH FREIaHT = 5-iks g.
For BALTIMORE and al points NORTH ana
WESG. Received daily and iorrsaroed promptly.
Through biils 81 lad,ns giTcn TO I'll psontti.ens
poln'' W. 's - ' ~ wIsLTA " Is. ESoS hrf
oc32 i Il IN - Freight md Ticket A gents
) = alCHMosp AMP tgfaRsBons go. e9..,,2
- ..n, .oIcBMoED oct. f0sisb2 s. y
THE TRAINS OvERtoVHB ROAD,
Leave RIchmoud,at s:4s a, NJ and5s:5oP !, u. tq5'
Z Leave Petersburg IL 10 a. n. aad5 :QS Pp1A o.
ser car attached: win leave 81 ta,nond daily sss
:. "a. and Petersburg daily at s;Se 4saa tf'aI'4.
ae gss sa az 4. tsa aos1ea!s ead q
Petersburg on SUhpA 3D. g.itt3lSll ,,sls =
Passengers for Norfolk wia s:.ke The 1850 d.,
Fsin, running Through daily Sasssge checked sYss
TSe PASSENGER coscn attached 80 saseoSlsrssal
VIZ hesve We rieser Hm 4. j. n. cSaases,ss. q
gers returning VIII .sks the $50 p. Ma train c0n1
' -, - 'TH0MASa TYNfHE.. 81;
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a LoWER,R0RulaA.C ROUTE. ~r5 rgosis;
.s:.cHaseg TO TIKI. aeEfkLTaLfsr - z.

!. r n
e. snss faats passenss GortbeIowsr Toso
10y " wilt taks The train as fsysd
ENC 9Th 81 cot depo III lieu Or Bro sfreel da|ot
It Ia: y, 4: Al on bIoRDAYS, lWEDNG<DAYJ
and Fh4pA % sonnsstisx at ssqurs tIesk Sfth
TUssiSYs Tfu N sn sa 1asss ~
the isteanec GEOaGFA INA will leave Bsiti.
mort at 40 Pm ,fcpDnscttng st q et,iA Crssk,
Mfttslhe II R1IG Y MALI TR AIN spd sffiysin
J be Bait more Express train viii Be suit sisu'
saccomm0 datioH train between RichDoHd H1d MI
ford, DnIy leaving Richmond at a.3o p. d.. andnr
Thaf fe.afs If sins ~ tie mn I'll weekly lesvisg
Richmond on TUEH6AYsss THURsDAYsS-and
ss,t J, n ~. fss,ffat .Slt2a IN
tfnued on The Lower Potomac i0nte.s ss'sA.
BY order OF ES T, d. a xERSLG M agp,s3 -
-tE5sf 49, ). b. GFf$TAY, go
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| Summers 1asas etts lecture 10 two hours
| passing given point,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-29
LGhe Penalty of Pride.
9CheInfcaI, Analyses of Hair Dyes
~ 41net1es and EnameIs. (
rHfom .be New York World J

rF7fom be New York World.I
In r6sponse to the resolution Of the
Board % Health, directing the chem
list to cd yflmine the various hair tonics,
washes. ScOsmCtics, and other toilet
-prepaTai 0ns now in use, and to report
what ingredients, if any, they contain
of CHARACTER injurious or dangerous
to those who use them," DIR. Chand-
ler. the chemist to the Board, has pre-
pared Iongiand interesting report of
the results of analyses of most of the
various hair toniCs, washes and
restOratiyes, lotions for the SKIN, en-
amels and white powders, now sold
for the purpose of renOVating the
complexion or repairing the ravages
of time. He sums up the case, at the
conclusion of his report, in the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
1t appears from the foregoing:
/. With very few exceptions, the
hair toniCs, washes and restOratives
contain lead in considerable quanti-
ties, that they owe their action to this
metal. and that they are highly dan
gerOus to the health of persons using
them.
,. With a single exception, the To-
tions for the skintare free from lead
and other injurious. metals,
3. That the enamelS are composed
either of carbonate of lime, oxide OF
zinc, or. carbonate of lead, suspended
in water, The first two classes of en-
ameIs are comparatively harmless, as
harmless as any other white dirt when
plaslered over the skin to close the
pores and prevent its healthy action.
On the other hand, the enamels COM
posed of carbonate of lead are highly
dangerous, and their use is very GER
tain to produce disastrous results to
those who paIrOnize them.
4. The white powders for the skin
are harmless, except in as far as their
application may interfere with the
healthy action OF the skin.
Respectfully submitted,
c.. F. CHANDLER, PHI. D.,
Chemist to the Metropolitan Board ot
Health.
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VOL. Mi.
THE SOFT NO.


Young Kitty sat knitting. g Ny darling,
Il have have had a most beautiful dream;
Shall tell it?" She gavela slight shake OF
And answered: I'm turning the seam -
I reached for the mesh, speckled soft like
That THAT, She held in her fingers SO small;
But she answered 4" can't leave my work
I'm NIX Knitting i a sock for a doll"
a. Don't tease me SO, Kitty, my dear little
You are dying to hear-III be bound -
" Just watt" she said, smiling as bright as
Just JUs wal Wait till I've knitted a round.v
1 waited impatient, and then drew near,
And pushing the curls from her brow, 80
I said: " Are you ready, my Kitty, my dear?'
She answered - I'm narrowing now :!
still nearer drew-put my arms round her
And. breaking of silence the seal,
Repeated " Dear Kitty why, what IS your
She answered " I'm setting the heel!'
I smiled, andI frowned-I looked up at the
At the Goals meath the forostick aglow,
And then at dear Kitty-She held up the
saying: Would you put white in the
tOc?'
g You shall hear me, Kitty, YOU dearest of
AID then, if you VIII, you may scoff!'
She shook loose the hand had laid on her
curls,
And She said: " I'm Just binding OFT"
q dreamed of cottage embowered with
And under the bIuest of skies
She checked me with Sit farther off if you
please,
MySneedIes VIII get III your eyes!'
" dreamed you were there, like rose ut my
door,
And that love, Kitty, love, made us rich -
" told you to sit farther of, once before :!
She answered Pm dropping stitch"
She knittedtthe last, and had broken the
thread, =
When l cried: 90 Am only a friend?
Or may 1 be lover ?" She quietly said:
50 Pray wait till I've fastened the end"'
"'SWin you marry me? - Here the worst
4 came to the worst,
gThere was nothing to do but to go;
For 1 learned at the last, what 1 might have
E known first
Itwas,all her soft way to say, NoS2
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-29

NOT Cs67toecause you have not to pay for
hay more particularly than you have
to pay for other things. Neither COW,
horse, donkey, goat, nor sheep will do,
although hay does very well for them.
But, look here. What does q horse do
when the groom brings him his rTy"
Why, he always "neighs," winch,
funny enough, even though he be a
Quaker's horse, always means :" yes"
ASK your father to discover the very
excellent old joke mixed up in that
However, there you have it: Hay"
neigh"
Now for nose" Well, what Is
your pOcket-handkerchief for? Why,
it blows - of course; which l trust that
nobody will ever accuse you of doing.
Now, try SON" You have heard of
a - son of a gum" have you not? As
there is not, l think, any other rhyme,
that must pass muster. With the same
excuse, toes" must rhyme with
goes" and hope that they will new
er get " frOZe." There may be other
and fairer rhymes to the above two
words, and if you can discover them l
wish you would let me know, as have
been considerably bothered about them.
This is a specimen of a funny OpIlS
site rhyme" Snail" You knC
what Il slow old gentleman MI. Small
and / must acknowledge that l am nd
aware of any rhyme that describes his
Lazyship. But just think of an eX-
press train, behind time, on Grail -
These OppOsites, when good, are all fair
in the game.
Here also is good and fair " get OUT
If any one asks you for a rhyme to
" clock" answer boldly knock"
Everybody will rebel against that an
swer, and cry: ''Oh! Oh :" But do
you stick to your point, and argue tina:
knock " and strike mean the
same thing.
Cream" a dream" Most city
people will admit that rhyme.
Here is Il long fellow with very lit
tie poetry about it,: Ill,n "pill. )"
And then the doctor will send in his
BILL and if it should happen that it
be poor papa who is 50 "ill - there
may, unhappily, be q "will," which
will be the last Of the doctors " bill"
rs far as he is concerned.
am getting sleepy, 50 Twill simply
repeat that the more knowledge you
have, the better will he the rhyming
answers that you make. / have gwen
YOU simply the idea of the game. You
can make all sorts of additions to it
yourselves. There are plenty of good
rhymes in one, tTO,- three, and even
IOuf SyDaDleS, DuL warn you lldJ
they will not jump together Of their
own accord however, you will find
that out readily enough. You vii
soon get used to thinking over eveI3
thing connected with any word the d
ment it is given, and / should not
surprised if you manage to puZ5
grOwn-up-peOple!
/ want you to be very good childr
and when mamma suggests WASH
not to practice this game on her, an
say " bOsh ~
/ hope that when you grow up yoU
Will always have leash enough to
cut decent dash" May, with yOuy
81 life " never rhyme with strife" Re
member that 'borrOw brings ''sor-
row :" - debt - - fret; and may all
your actions in life prove that might -
I rhymes with '' right"
And now, little folks, to 'bed-"
Nuff " ced. s...