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The New York herald., 1870-11-06
COMMUNICATION With PsRlS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR-In consequence OF having numerous In
Paris, we would beg you TO insert the enclosed In
the columns of your valued paper for the benefit Of
your readers. Very truly yours.
BOWLES BROS Il CO.,
per n. x. Loyett
TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
Detween London and Paris ts now tOcteber 10 COM
pietey suspended, ana with other parts 1t Is very
irregular arising from several causes, including
the breakage OF the cable between BouloQne and
Folkestone by ships anchor and the small staff OF
telegraph clerks employed at this moment In France
by the approach OF the German army several OF the
saQes Is rendered stil more uncertain. The new
cable recently submerged by the Submarine Tele-
graph Company between Beachy Head and Havre
IL practically useless the land lines from bavre TO
Paris not having been yet erected BY the French
government.
THE MAILS TO PARIS.
in consequence OF the risk attending the trans
mission OF letters Ter Paris under present circum-
stances the French Post once nave begged thar no
Registered letters for Paris may be sent The French
Post once Will however, take charge OF all ordinary
the nrst favorable opportunity. Postmasters WILL
therefore, be Instructed not 10 receive for registra
tion any letters addressed to Paris. TWO mail bal
looms leave Paris each week, and letters via Tours
will be sent into the beleagured city principally IN
this way. The conveyance would Of course be un-
certain. Nc sealed letters will be forwarded The
day and night mall trains and boats continue TO run
between London and Calais and the French and
route. There Is understood to be no dtf1oulty In
reaching Rsuen, LIE Mans, Tours and the north
western provinces OF France with safety, either by
Calais or BoulogDe. BY an arrangement with the
postal authorities all letters addressed to the care OF
Bowles Brothers Co., Paris Will hereafter be de-
livered TO the London house, 40 Strand.
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THE JERSEY CITY DEMOCRACY,


The nintlock democracy OF Jersey City opened
terrific bonn mbardment on the republican camp las
evening from two dlnerent quartersthe Catholic In
stitute and Grand Street Hall. Mayor O'Nei pre-
sized at the ratification meeting In the former place.
and Mr.. Costello, Q Fenian, who was fighter, and
stephen J. Meany. who was not fighting Fcvian,
addressed the audience, on behalf OF chem
selves and the men suffering IN British dun
geons to vote Mr.. Cleveland, who would certainly
procure the liberation OF the imnris0ned Penans
After this DOSE which even the Fenis ms pre-
sent did not seem 70 relish Ex-Governor Josl Parker
arose and delivered speech which really charmed
hrs audience. Mr.. Parker seems to grow more el0-
quent with advancing years, ana Is evlds,ntly more
name OF Richard O'Gorman had been for
the second time posted up TO attract barge crowd
but that gentleman was not present. no more than
the nrst occasion. Due notice cf his ''unavoida-
BILE absence" had been given by Mn. Brann at the
Institute Monday evening last. series OF reso-
luti0ns were read by Mr. Rankin and were adopted
with reclamation. Altogether the meeting was
grand success and was highly creditable 70 the old
democracy. Mr. Cleveland was loudly cheered
when he appeared on the Platform.
Fire Marshal AcSpedon reports four fires for the
week ending November s, IL NJ; loss estimated at
81, 726; insurance, $2T. 63A
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Steamship Ismala (Br), Brown, Livsrpool-Henderson
s,eam,hip England tBn, Webster Lverpool--National
steamship City of Washington, Jones. Liverpool-J q
Steamship Rhein (NG), Meyer, Bremen-oelrchs Co.
stesmshiP Wilmington Cole, Key West and Gaveson-C
Steamship Victor, Gates, New Orleans-C Mallory 4
Steamship George Washington, Garer, New oreans-H B
steamship Crescent City Norton, New orleans-Frederic
Steamship Huntsville, Crowen, savannah--R Lowd.n
Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, savannah-wm r Carl.
stsamsAip Mary Sanford, Chadwick, Wilmington, NC
steahisip Regulator. Brooks, Wilmington, NC-Lorlard
sieamssii wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, &c-od Dominion
stea%.6p Hst.eras, Lawrence Norfolk, 4cola Dominion
Steamship Valley City, Bedeu Georgetown DEG Mer-
Steamship VIM Clyde, Sherwood Philadelphia -Lorilard
Steamship G,aucus Walden, Boston-w P Clyde
Bark Nina Figari dtal, Ermerio Penarth for orders
Bark James McCarty. McCarty, Genoa-James Henry.
Bark Brilliant Sprague, HavansIJ rhilips 4 Sons.
Brig Arctic (Br), Crane Sevle-B whitney 4 Co.
Brig 1 squires, Tyler, Lisbon Jas E Ward 4 Co.
Brig Cato Annetta, verberue, Port spain-Jones q
Brig chanticleer tBr) Simpson, HArbcr Breton-Howand
Bris Johanna, M'cary, Gslyeston--o H Mallory Co.
schr Harriet Brewster Goodsle, PernarnbucoAbiel Al
schr Rebecca N Atwood, poane Bosstre-B Weinberg
schr Parepa, Packer, 9 Gaiveston IN Brigham.
Schr Albert Thomas, Rose, Washington and Georgetown
schr John Masser Rhodes washington--Thomas Holmes
sehr Yankee Boy, DIN, Boston--J W Lewis Co.
schr Margaret haybee, Gardner New Haven-Rackett
scIr o Acken, Hobbie, Stamford
soop Ed j Jarvis, j. smith, Anboy,A summer
Steamer Mars, Grumiey Philadelphia.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE.

Henry Weich, q lad OF nineteen years OF age, had
an idea chat labor was not gentlemanly but tn at
living upon money furnished by his mother was the
heightn Of style. He resided with the old lady at
312 East Twenty seventh street. and yesterday, re-
qniring an addition to his finances, he suggested
that she should procure II for him. she refused,
and consi dering life no longer sweet without
money he retired to his and stabbed himself In
the breast IN the region OF the heart with q dirk
knife. The blade was about six inches In length
and nnIcted a wound which, In the opinion OF DR..
Jackson who attended him, will prove fatal.
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TINE VOORHEES, CASE,

The examination In the case OF Henry S. Voor-
hees the alleged forger, was yesterday resumed
before Justice Hogan, at the Tombs, but no testi-
mony was taken, and the Justice received the
papers and reserved bis decision. voorhees,, when
answering the usual questions put by the clerk.
said he was native OF New Jersey forty-eght years
OF age and BY profession broker, residing at the
kaklnDal Hotel f%- -
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ANOTHER STREET CAR MURDER.

A boy OF five years OF eye, named William Lutz,
whose parents reside at 2sO East Houston street,
was run over by No. q OF the Forty second and
Grand street line last evening" In front OF the house
Ho 252 East Houston street and was instantly
killed. The driver OF the car, William EPan, was at
once arrested and is now confined In can OF the
Seventeenth precinct station houss.
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MUBDtR0Us AssAuLI.

Three men called at the house Of Jshn Harmon,
corner OF 116th street and Fourth avenue last night
ut ABOUT half past nine O'Clock and requested to see
him at the door. On his appearance In the hall he
was struck with sung shot in The head Dy one Of
the men In waiting, and the party then took to their
heels and escaped. The blow did not innict any
serious injury, though the assault was evidently
made with the intent TO kill.
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The annual requiem mass for the repose OF the
souls OF deceased members OF the New York Young
Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Association Will
take place at ST. AIMS church. Eighth street. near
THIRD avenue, Tomorrow morning. at nine O'Clock.
John Granderson, the moulder crushed between
the ferryboat Baltic and The bridge at the Hamilton
avenue ferry on Friday evening, died yesterday
morning In the Centre Street Hospital from the ef-
fecta OF the injuries received.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Alderman Walsh Michael Cobey, Of 25 Chrystie
street, newly appointed Deputy United States
Marshal, was held to answer on charge OF stealing
from The pocket OF Charles Flood, OF 81 Pearl street.
wallet containing small amount Of currency.
s'save the Children of the Eeedy.n The Shepherds
Fold lis one of the most worthy and lofty charities
calculated to the children OF the poor and de.
pravea classes from ruin and want. DR.. Morgan
viii deliver a sermon this evening in behalf or the
cause at st. Thomas church, Firth avenue taxing
the above appropriate quotation as the basis OF his
remarks.
Alderman Wash, Of the Essex Market Police
Court, yesterday united in the bonds OF wedlock a
goldenhaired, fair and handsome young girl, named
Anna Doell. and Nathan Rosenbanm a Hebrew re-
siding at No. ~ Hester street. The bride, who was
dressed In emerald green suit said she resided at
No. Ia orchard street.
The body or Mr.. Crawford Elliott, who was killed
corner OF Thrty sixth street and Broadway by being
crushed between the wheels Of car 20 Of Broad
way and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company was
yesterday recognized at the Morgue. by his brother
who knew nothing o. the sad occurrence till seeing
y published In The HERALD The case win be inves-
tigated.
John Beckett, colored man residing at $40 Broome
street. was arraigned at Jefferson Market yesterday
morning by oricer Finley, OF the Eighth precinct,
charged with illegally registering in the Sixteenth
district OF the Eighth ward, he having served term
In the State Prison without being pardoned. The
prisoner Is the party who was sentenced TO two
years Imprisonment for the murder Of q colored
man named johnson In 1853.
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ARRIVALS.
nxronrEp BY TIE AHKALH STEAM YAsKrs.


Steamship Columbia tBr) small Glasgow Oct I5 and Lon
dondsry 10TH with passengers to Henderson
Bres experienced heavy gales high rolling and
s;ss%shg s ssa,s. (ST Read Rio !aneire os. T. with
psi = lon So, sot On the 5h
ensss aprray savannah WIN muse ana pass
cotton. 70 wmT Clyde Iss strong head wind. \.
es iss o %s a .a .na
had white figure head same Time passed brig
steamship Rsttesnate Philsdelphia for Providence
e. % Assa
had @ gales 1e
sSn 81 p,:sd
lon q 50 spoke ship Moran from Liverpool for
ss%ssg T. :SS f'a .ss. os
Darling from n Port Natal for Lo9acp y day, out
HOOK ssof. brs aGs
H.ss nss oa P? ~ o5 Msw
10 Which % lost deck osa and a.s Obliged 70 Gu. away
z,n rom q NJ
sa,.s S g. "
S'Rs a0: He
a sss q ssSR.': .poss .sS
5Ps JOY 70 " Had se, ssa1y
eses ANU INTO Saven-
Brig Maggie (Erl, vigus, Cow Bay, days. with coal,
Brett Sen Co. Had strong southery westerly gales
Brig Maria Lamb Chr, Clark ToBas (Mer) 80 DAYS with
mahogany order Had strong northeriy and castery
gales Nov B. lat 70 a. Ion 70 49, spoke sc6r Nevada from
Savannah for Providence, 3D. lat 3S 03 70 l6
ship bottom up. with copper bottom, apparently but
snort time In that situation The s bound Falmouth
Eng for orders put in this port for supply of provisions
lumber to Buck Co. Had fne weather Nov spoke
schr Magnet from Savannah for Bridgeport sailed in com
pany with brigs Leighton, for New YORK Pedro for do
Minnie Miller, do schr Holt for do Irish. for
Providence; Sandy Hook, for Hartford.
Schr Constitution Smith, Jacksonville, via Savannah and
Charleston, days with lumber 10 Russevessel Jonas
Smith Co had heavy gale from NE In which
ino Savannah for repairs then heavy eastey
gales again and split sas and put into repair
them.
Schr Anna Sheppard, Newton Baltimore for Providence,
schr Minnie Ericsson, Philadelphia for Providence,
Schr Ahderdice, Wiilis, Philadelphia for Boston.
Sehr Helen Mar, Higgins, Philadelphia for Providence.
schr Sawyer, Kelley, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Joseph Porter Burrows Philadelphia for PawtucEet
scbr Patterson, Wckson, Pbadelphia for Fall River
Passed Through He'll Gate,
soySS SOUTH.
steansbp Francona Bragg, Portland for New York. with
mdSe and passengers, 10 j Ames.
Schr Martha, Harris Boston for New York.
Srhr Boston, sturges, Kockport for New York.
Schr Ellen Perkins Kelley gloucester for New York
Schr CorneIa, Chase, Fall River for New York.
Schr AQuidneck Harris Newport for New York.
schy Elsn Barnes, FerriA Wsrreu for Elizabelhport
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NEW YORK CITY ITEMS.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours In COM
parissn with the corresponding day Of last year.
indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's phar.
macy, NERALD Huildlng corner Of Ann street,
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"A In Introducing 70 pubic notice the potica orsansa-
exposition Of s objects principles ss s ~ of
the causes which led to s formation
!: .nd II Is 81 & C
The Irish Democratic Union has been srs.snes for sss
Of ephsmea societies to place prominently before the
public until ~ inceptive organization had been gerfecte4
always adherents OF democracy tha Uniok
will labor for the dissemination OF true democratic prnc
Piles and advocate the rights OF all classes OF American
Other classes Of citizens have similar organizations which
secure for them due IN ins o.
not protected their just rights ctz6ns
Our wan, OF representation has been aesny rev as
behsd the utter Indifference criminal negligence Of
the administration Washington in relation 70 American
spoken in the United ssass This would never have
the case had we been represented In proportion 70 pu
While ssaousy the honor and integrity 81
adopted country and ever willing to aacrace our fornns
native land. whose surenss only endsar 70
and will use every constitutional ameorate he
Finally the Union win strenuousy labor for the
CATION OF true democra.c principles and for the
proved themseives to the same princpIss nd
friendly to the aims and interests OF their fellow cist
phatcay dscaimed by the Irish Democratic Union whc
confidently appeal: e the calm ,uasmsn. and bee. tssn
organzaton and to endorse this Platform Of is Pncpes
IN accordance with these principles the Union has eux
ststeFor Governor. John 7. Holman Lisat.nans aev
ernor Allen Beach COMPTROLLER Asher r. Nichols Canal
s sessa
County Clerk Charlie; F. Losw Coronsr:NP II Keenan,
district NJ Mcmahon Sixth district s. g. Cox; Seventh
Smith Ely, Jr Eighth James Brooks; Ninth, Fernsnd0
'''A'1 ANTHONY A. GRIFFIN, Presidenl
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Rhei9 Bremen lsmslia, Glasgow Wilmington, Key West
and Gaiveston Victor George Washington and Crescent
City, New Orleans Huntsville and San Jacinto Savannah
Manhattan Charleson Regulator and Mary Sanford, Will
City, Georgetown, DC; W r Clyde, Philadelphia.
Wind nj sunset W, Light
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The statement in yesterdays HERALD that John
Jennings, arrested a charge Of attempted e4tor.
tion, was connected with the law nrm OF d. W.
Porter, is erroneous.
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CoRNs CURED FOR 80 CENTS EACH, BUNIoNs, IN
~ growing Nails, &c. cured without pain by DR.. RlCE, at
2Os Broadway, Fulton street. Annhtator nnraA
Coma, BpnioDss Nails, &c. BY mail 10 osnta.
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IOOPERS OF NEW YORK AND VICINITY TAKE
u notice that proprietors Of the venango or Wees
hawken OIL Docks have taken the following method Of ds
charging their by sending them away squads
during the present and enistlng nons0cely
year reduced rate OF wages TO take effect Non
day. the 7th inst. psy
therefore We the Coopers the different unions fhaf
are In their employ, have ceased work.
we therefore caution Coopers keep away until dud
notice Il given BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEH a
noN'T HAVE YOUR TEETH EXTRACTED DR1
ID EIGESMOND Surgeon Dentist of the Women's Hos{
pa the inventor Of ARTIFICIAL teeth whous plates clasp
which inserted over stumps without
extractions thereby preserving natural expTesso
Sensitive decayed teeth and .tups restored By hlng
orepasc IS East Ninth street, near Broadway late oil
Union square -s- - - 1
TxEKCIsE.-JoHN WOODS GYMNASIUM, NO. q
III East Twenty eighth street, should be constantly at
tended BY persons sedenary habits Those who value
q strong and vigorous frame will do well TO call Open day
and evening" $40 year.
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SAILED.

Bark Baider Oswed), wnln from Gottenbnrg Aug 81 Re-
Sandy Hook.
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n different staies Desertion, &c, sufficient cause No
publicity. No charge divorce obtained Advice free
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, 5e Nassau street.
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A special meeting OF the Board OF Health was
held yesterday, but no business OF any importance
beside the founding Of a smoke house at No. 4l8
West Twenty ninth street was transacted.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different Staes no publicity; charge TIL divorce OBJ
famed advice free. Also Commissioner for every State
FL KING, Counsellor at Law, 1888 Broadway.
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SHIP PIN G NE VS..
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Sun rises. ..... 6 SO Moon SETS. morn 40
Sun sets. -. 81 High water morn 55
OCEAN STEAMERS,
BATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
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CLEARED.

POET Of NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 5, 1870.
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Passed Throush He'll Gate,
nOvsD SoUrH

Steamship Franconls Bragg Porta1 for New York with
mdse and passengers TO Ames.
Schr Martha, Harris, Boston for New York.
Schr Boston, sturges, Kockport, for New York.
Schr Ellen Perkins, Kelley, Gloucester for New York.
Schr CorneIia, Chase, Fall River for New York
Schr AQuidneck, Harris, Newport for New York.
sahy Ellsn Barnes. FerTA Warren for Enzabe,hpori,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEDICAL woNDER-HYATTs LIFE BAIaAnyy
E1,pss % in it, most painful form 4so
Sorss tns worst Of Diseases OF the Blood, Acun
Debility, Liver and Kdneys &C., arc most celS
tnousand cssss OF these and similar diseases csrta
Ior i,tua In all durable and has cpre3
vesy WAny % ihs he &seyers:t cases OF Cancer:
"nfAiTS lNZAANUFF saved my life, had CAsAfrA'
from my twelfth Aftynrst year; lad been 10 California
ana Europe Without benefit lost SMELL appetl
1Sa esP Snd was willing to ole, when, using HYATro
INnAsnuFF was quickly cured Of CatArrh and entirely
New York" - ~A'. 49,
Principal depot, 26 Grand street. New York Lfe Ball.
Sent everywhere by express = ~ss sSL
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"
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year Observation-Disclosures. 54H
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The arrests made by the police last week foot up
154o, quite q falling of from previous weeks.
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FtNUkHlSH BATHS
of Twentynth street. which have recently been rebu
and reop enedo more extended scale afford aavsn.agee
heat and ventilation the vital requisites of BATH they VIII
be found superior to the best baths of Europe. )
They consst OF private dressing and cooling rooms OF
moderately intensely heated be dcsfred
with private shampooing rooms containing douches sprays
and showers, under the direction of attentive aud we train
ed asssans who are not beggars and will not receive g
tultjes.
Shampoong il followed by the plunge swimming hatht
by the advice of the physician. ].
Separate apartments with separate entrance, havo been
appropriated 10 baths ladies'. and whether sought
luxury for the alevaon Of pan Will be found 70 supase
the highest expectations. @44 I u
The demand the intelligent exhibition Of electricity gen.
era local. has been such that Angel has added to mis-
Electric Baths OF the novel and approved
constructions with advantages patent that they cannot fa
TO be appreciated. IL 80 a.
There chronic conditions which form Of batk
be employed daily and those who would
the OF early and late bahs and avoid h0
hustle Of hotels and the bad odors OF boarding
houses lind newly furnished which are wen
lighted and well ventilated, and table abundant In paiU
food unsurpassed In quality In scientific preparation
For the better accommodation of those engaged IN late oc
cupaions anfor travellers who early or lato
the baths for gentlemen will be constantly DAY ana
night
Ladies from A. NJ. to eP. M. mon
Baths, single. ...S1 80 Twenty tickets
E. @. ANaELL, NJ. u.
81 Lexinstoe oYsnuS.
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TOE annual requiem mass for the repose OF tn
souls of deceased members OF the New York Youn
Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Association wi
take place at ST. Ann's church. Eighth street. nea
Third avenue, tomorrow morning, at nine O'Clock.
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The deaths last week were 4ss, marriages 226 and
-
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DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC OR DIX
III enton from business for Structure, Fs,ua Piles Dis
OF Pelvic Vscera Diseases and Deformtics OF th
Eyes, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D., IA Lexington avenue.
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John Granderson, the moulder crushed between
the ferryboat Baltic and The bridge at the Hamilton
ferry Friday evening, died yesterday
morning In the Centre Street Hospital from the ei-
fects OF the Injuries received
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10

BEAUTY has its foundations in physical
well.being. Health has its laws, which
must be understood and obeyed; and
these laws are clearly indicated in our
physical and mental constitutions They
demand:
1. Proper food and drink in such guam
titles - the system 10 capable of readily
assimilating.
.. Air and sunlight in abundance.
8. Sufficient exercise, rest and sleep.
4 An agreeable temperature.
8. Perfect cleanliness.
The whole secret of full form and
rosy cheeks lies in pure blood, manufac-
tured from wholesome food, by healthy
and vital organs, oxygenated and vital.
by the life giving sunlight on the surface
OF the warm cheek. She who win have
thScolor abe covets on any other terms
must buy it OF the spothecary, and renew
It every time she makes her toilet.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10

LAmartine tells story that exquisitely
illustrates . mothers love: In some
spring ffeshct, ariver widely washed it,
shores and rent away . bough wherein .
bird had built cottage for her summer
hope. Down the white and whirling
stream d-ifted the green branch, its wicker
cup Of unnsdged song, and duttering be-
side it q u went, the mother bird I'm
needing the roaring liver, on she went,
her cries Of agony and fear piercing the
Of the old fashioned mother, who followed
the child she had plucked from her heart
all over the world. Swept away by pas.
sion that child might be, It mattered not,
though he was bearing away with him
the fragrance Of the shattered rcoftrec,
vet that mother was with him, . Ruth
through al his life, and Rachel 1t his
dsath.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10


THE machine power of England and
Wales ID competent to perform the labor
of nearly six hundred millions of men,
and Is probably greater In productive ca
pacity than the labor power of all the
world besidea The machine power of
the United States, though growing with
amazing rapidity, does not more than
equal the labor power Of two hundred
millions Of men.
AMONG number Of letters addressed
to the late Taupman, which have been
opened by the French Post Once author
itles since his execution, was one from
romantic damsel, who enclosed her por-
trait with request that he would grant
her private interview to oonfde to her
the names of his assistant assassips, and
another postmarked from North America,
announcing the safe arrival Of his accom-
plices ON our shOreA
THR New York 1Sm1s alludes to the
conundrum in Packards loatMy-" Was
Morgan murdered ,"-and ssys that
"there Is at least one gentleman In this
city who knows every incident connected
with the abduction and subsequent fate Of
Morgan" The laa says the 7S1sss prob
ably refers 70 Thurlow Wesd, whose forth
coming autobiography Il expected TO
throw some light upon this mysterious
subject.
A LADY living in Marssillea (Frsnce,)
was returning from church on . recans
Sunday, when sAe hoard seeps eehino her,
and felt some one take her hand and draw
il under his arm. Turning around she
saw gentleman, elegantly dressed, who
was quite stranger to her. She tried to
draw away her arm but the unknown
held it firmly, and said with an air of the
greatest politeness, " Madame, I am . thief,
and am closely pursued by the police.
They know that / am stranger in the
town, and will never suspect me If they
see me in the company Of lady % re-
specially connected a you must b"