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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-03
ARrHuR's LADY's HOME MAGAZINE

ARTHUR's LADY's HOME MAGAZINE.
The February number contains another elegant
steel fashion plate; two charming pictures =" The
Ride down HILL" and What Shall it Be, Crust or
Crumb and large number of fashion illustra-
tons, etc. The literary matter is made up of en-
tertaining stories, sketches and poetry, and much
valuable information is contained in the Mothers
and Household Departments. 7. S. ARTHUR &
Sons, Philadelphia. Terms, 81 year; copies for
S.. A great variety Of useful and elegant pre-
miums are offered for subscribers and clubs.
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TnE LIrrLE CoRpoRAI. MAaAzINE fl

THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE for
February is as crisp aed pure as a northern snow
flake. It's illustrations are superb. Mr.. Sewell,
who founded The Corporal nearly six years ago,
and under whose editorship it has achieved such
an enviable name and circulation, announces, in
this number, his withdrawal from the firm of Sew
ell & Miller, who have for some time been the
publishers. This magazine will hereafter be pub
lished by JOHN e. MILLER, Chicago Mr.. SEwELL's
former partner, and edited by Mrs. EMILY Unit
INGroN MILLER, who has heretofore been Associ-
ate Editor
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAzINE.-A
Temperance Story, by Mary a Denison, entitled
"Davy Stuarts SIM is the prize story in the jan
nary number of the Household Nagdzine. piece
of music, and a great variety of useful reading
matter are given. A liberal premium list is pub
lshed. s. 5. WooD, Newburgh, N. Y; 800
year. single number, 10 cents.
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THE AMERICAN BUILDER for February
Is a beautiful number. II contains Valuable edito-
rials, and large amount of miscellaneous matter
Among the co tributed papers are: "Some Home
Thoughts" Water Color Painting" About
Drains and Draining" THE Engineer and the
Landscape Gardener and Methods OF Building
Peculiar to our Country" The illustrations COM
prise the celebrated Gettysburg Monument as a
frontispiece, a View of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Chicago, and full page illustration of
suburban residence with plans, finely printed ia
bronze. The american Builder, though COM
paratively young magazine, has arisen at once to
the first rank in class journalism, result fairly
attained by the value OF its contents and its beau
tfu appearance. II is full of interest, not to
architects and mechanics alone but to all classes.
Price $3 year. Published Mt Isl and 153 Monroe
street, Chicago.
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THE PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL AND
LIFE ILLUsTRATED.-Th February number is we'll
freighted with good reading. There is something
init adapted to every body's taste. The follow
ing are among the table of contents: e. W.
stoughton, the eminent lawyer; What Can Do
Best? The christian" Church or Disciples" ;"
with twelve fine portraits and accompanying
sketches Of its leading Preachers; Temperament
Physical Education continued; The Evils of CHG
non; Hsmer A. King, the weliknown apiarian; A
Brief history Of Bee Culture; How we form Char
acter; The Deluge-a death scene of the Bible; ;
The Mont Gents Tunnel Honor your Calling;
Origin Of the American Flag, etc. Price So year ;
single numbers, 30 cents. Address s. r. WELLS
New York
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OisbAshD buFss ARE GREATLY ON AN lhChhAsE
IN THIS CoUNTRY.-The sudden changing Of
weather has done much TO give rise to Consumption.
But there are thousands OF cases who bring II on
by their own imprudence-such ae wearing damp
cold air, and checking the penpiration, which
causes irritation Of the Lungs, and then matter OF
phlegm will collect, which nature will try TO
relieve by coughing II up, to prevent pustules from
forming. IL nature does not raise the matter with
ease, and stop this Inflammation, tubercles will
soon form, and Consumption will Soon follow.
Aliens Lung Balsam will cure and prevent
thousands Of cases ef Consumption II It is only
taken In time. For sale by ali Druppiats
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THE CHILDREN's HoUR-The February
number contains several very pretty pictures, and
large amount of entertaining and instructive lit
erary matter, well adapted to the minds of youth
full readers. Published by T. S. ARTHUR & Sons,
Philadelphia, at $1.25 a year; five copies, $500;
ten, and one extra, $1,000. Specimen numbers
sent free, on receipt of a stamp for postage.
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throat AHectrom. and uoarse.

nes..-All suffering from IRRITATION OF
THE THROAT AND HoARsENEss will be agreea-
bly, surprised at the almost immediate relief
afforded by the use of 4" BRowNs BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs." The demulcent ingredients allay
pulmonary irritation; and, after public
speaking or singing, when the throat is
wearied and weakened by too much exercise
their use will give renewed strength to the
vocal organs.
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North Carolina has 101 tobacco fac
tories, and the bonds given by the manu-
facturers amount, in the aggregate, to
$9l1,000
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Presidential Prospects.

WE have heard II remarked that, should
the elections Of 1872 copy those of 1870,
a Democrat would be chosen President
But that Is miscalculation, as the follow
ing table will show.
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NILSSON BOUQUET
ALSTKR CLOVER Sized,
THE NHw PERFUME.

Pound, so cts. California Mammoth Squash. packet 20
cts; Ihe only splendid Mammoth Squash Sec cover OF
cents. All pOstpad. Address
PHELPS REYNOLDS, Rochester, N Y.
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PENELOPE.
By F. BRET HARrr.-nLvsrArrD Bro. J. HOPKINS.

Simpsons Bar, 1881
SO you've come yer agen
And one answer won't do?
Well, of all the derned men
That I've struck, II Is you.
D, Sal 'yer's that derned fool from Simpsons
Cavortin round yer in the dew.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERT sERs.


ADJUSTMENTS SECOND PAGE-Foursh, nfsh and sixth
k column
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED -snooSD PAGE
soAkSsRs "Rs WANT %ASfED-sroosp pAoH-rir.s
BUsrsEss oppoRrUNITIEs--Frns PAor-Thira col
s sHsfs a 2s4SFs For ssi2
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-THrnD PAeE-Fourth column.
SSSsgSSSa sSfAYsaIfs FIRST st4aI.sisss Column.
SasefSa column
ro sSSmn AMI I'M
xun6rESs r1ar and ..
EYES KIP sARszssvssrn RAGrmEa ! a. column; '
ksiHD RpoMs S apsapnhSrs TO
ERsuH COL
HELP TANrED-MALEs- pAar-Fourth and hfsh
HELP WANTED FEMALES THIRD PAGE-rhrd col.
HORSES, CARRIAGES Ao.-Fmsr PAer-sccond col
HoTELS-sEcosD PAar-second column.
HOUSES ROOMS, &C., WANTLD-sEoosD PAer-second
column
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEvESrH PACE
LEcruEE SEASON SECOND pAer-Fourth column.
Loan q FiGhsFrnsa Ea NJ, pAGT1second s;s column n
NACHlNEkY--SEvENTH PAGE-Sxth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-sEyENTH PAGf-Siath column.
MATKIM0ElAL-fIRST PAGa--Fourth column.
MEDlCAL-sTCoND PAGH--Second column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS-EIGuTH PAGE
Sixth
MISCELLANEOU S--SEvENTH PAGE-Ftfth column
NUSICAL-SfooND PAGE-Sxth column
PEkSONAL-FtRsT PAGE-FTst cournn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth column.
PEofSalT or OF 81 lhE hs' clra FOR SALE OR TO
REAL hsiAfE 70 SS1 rAer-srth
REAL EsTarE wANTEp-srvrSTu TIL PAer-sixth column
RELIGIOUS NOIICESFIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
r. RtSTAURANTS-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
REWARDS -sEooNp fAaE-Third column.
SALES AT AUCr1ON-TuIRD PAGE-Sixth column.
SITUATIONS NANTED-FEMALES-T PASE-Erst,
second and third columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
SPORfiNG-DoGS, BIRDS. &c.-iIRsT PAdE-second
column.
THE TRADEs-THInD PAGE-Fifih column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEooND PAGE
Third column.
UNFuKNIsaED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SFCoSD PAGE-Thrd column
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Ffrst column
YAOHTs STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsT PAGE-First col
umn.
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RELIEIOuS NOTICES.

THE FIRST GRAND CELEBRATION OF tue FEAST
J. of the Epiphany IN the Church OF the EpiuhTny' on
Second avenue Twentyrst street. WIN take place on
Friday January 8 lsl So emu High Mas with exposition
Blessed Sacrament, according to the rules OF to
Forty Hours Devotion, at l01e An sermon
by the pastor Dr. Burtse Music BY tue distinguished
Choir the church. aided by numerous Chofus-s =
Tradway (nee Frcrichs soprano, Miss sayers ccnas0
Mr. Avcs, Tenor Mr. DHaesleire Bass orsanisi ana "
rector Maestro Giovanni Abere, whose Solemn Mass NO.
composed the occasion, viii be perioTme 80 nm
vcsp.rs at IN Y. NJ with sermon by Rev llr byrne On
Saturday, Solemn High Mass at 0t A. NJ Benshicuon az
~ n. The Forty Hours Devotion Will De oronSnt 70
close on Sunday, the Solemn Hish Mass AZ lus A. NJ
The Blessed viii be solemn exposson nrom
High Mass on Friday till High Mass on sunday The
church 10 be open meanwhile from A. ". to ss r NJ
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RESTAURANTS.

RESTAURANTS.
ID EsTAURANT.--THE NEW YORK EXPRESS NO. "a
IL, Ann street few from the Herald building A
epecaty in choice Liquors Oysters cold Lunches
variety q pANiA, Formerly OF the Oid Asar
pHoMAs' RESTAURANT, % WEST FOURTH STREET,
rooms for private parties Also large rooms for clubs.
Pylcea moderate. Open I'LL IL ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION UNDER THE
IN auspices of committee composed OF the following
Eentlemen;-Ho Henry Smith, Hon Owen w. Brenuan
General Henry A. Barnun, John McB. Dnvidscn William
r. Travcrs, Hon. Thomas c. Field aid OF the Union Home
and School tor Soldiers and Sailors Orphans under
he management Of Mrs. Judge charles r. Day VIII take
place at j. McB Davdson's 5s Broadway soon as the
lists are filed, due notice OF which viii be given to the
public.
$500 PRIZES VALUED AT $4,000.
ONE THOUSAND TICKETS AT $40 EACH.
Among the prizes are tve-stone Diamond Ring, IL
tagat; fine Diamond and Enamel Gold Hunting Lady's
Watch with Is carat Geneva Leontne in veyet caske
Solitaire Diamond Ring, about ~ carat; S10J green
backs Solitaire Diamond Pm, about carat fine pia.
Diamond and and Emerald Cluster kng Ladys Diamond and
Ei1 Ring easSrae,y SCI. Diamond and Enamel Ladys
$Go 0s, IN green6acks DIAMOND s. and Enamel Lsays
Diamond and Enamel LADIES' Watch one Solitaire Diamond
Rim Ladies Diamond and Emerald Gold Watch: one Sell
aire Diamond Pin; fine Enamelled Watch adies szs
one Enamelled cold Hunting Ladies' Watch one Diamond
Kingi hfty tine Gold and Enameied Laiies and Gents'
Hunting Watches; Gold Jet ONYX, Carbuncle and Coral
Sets Phs and Earrings Gold Chains for Ladies and Gents
Bracelets Seal Rings &c. These prizes are exhibition nj
McB Davids9ns !s broadway where tickets be had
and full particulars given ss-..s-g..s~s,. =.
POPS 2ps patriotic and liberal citizens will at
W. 20 this most worthy charity. JAW
J. MOB. DAVIDSON, Treasurer.
HENR SMITH, Chairman Committee
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sPoRTING-DOGs, BTRDs, &c.

A LII KINDS OFFANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE
IA Medicines for all diseases Prepared food for ng
birds, at B. DOyEY5 No Greene street. corner of Canal
N. Blades attended by Mrs. Dovey
n BURNS Co., DEALERS IN BIRDS. DOGS,
IL. Pigeons, Fowls and Animals OF AL kinds, Ga
Broadway, Houston street.
TOR sALE-PEACoCKS, BRAHMAS, CANARY BIRDS;
IL also assortment of live Poultry. j. BLOUMBEkGII,
stand Ss4 Washington Market Fulton street side
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

L1OR SALE-AT a BARGAIN, BAY CARRIAGE
Horse years old sound and kind Is hands high aist
pair bay Vermont Mares, Is hands wei matched and
drivers price $3.50 Inquire at lt0 West Twelfth street
CRAGIN K co.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A FOR sALE-oPEN OUT SEAT, FOUR Wheel.
"A Dog Cart nearly cost $3.50; will be sold for $40
cash Apply W. BURD 22s West Sixteenth street. be-
A, N,
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

L,oR sALE-Two HORSES AND TRUCKS AND WORK
of three importing houses, will sell Half Intere
good Inquire of r. OLIVE No. 70 Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

E'oR sALE-Two TRoTTING HORSES, WITH vIcTo-
IL ria, Top Wagon licht Wagon, Harness, &c. Apply at
private stable 22o East Fy-thrd street.
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$500 PRIZES VALUED AT $4,000.

WANTED TO PURCHASE--A WELL ESTABLISHED
w Millinery store, doing good business Address, stating
ossuon and price, CASH boz N5 Herald Qfnce.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A YOUNG LADY OF PREPOSSESsING APPEARANCE,
N refined and of happy disposition, would like TO make
The aequaintanco OF sSms gentlemen Of Ike character
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

LToR sALE-oNE LARGE BAY HORSE. $50; TWO
other Horses cheap also one Coal Cart "a New Cham
bers
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

(lITY OF BALTIMORE. :. 49,
~ S2o0,0Q six pep cent Bonds OF the Western Maryland
RaFoa Company endorsed by the city Of BALTIMORE The
Undersigned Finance Committee of the Western Maryand
Railroad Company offer through the American Exchange Ma
ona Bank Sooo Of the Bonds Of the Western Maryland
Railroad Company having so t principal and in
by the city OF Baltimore. This endorse
having been authorized by act of the LEGISLATURE
ordinance of the City Council submitted to ana
ratfe by almost unanimous vote Of the people As an
s2C0 900 for the 1unaon of this debt Mt maturity An
hb OF the nanc condition of the city shows that she has
available convertible than Sufficient
her entire indebtedness To investors looking for absolute
offered In this market greater in
ducemenis These offered at M and accrued in
WILLIAM KEYSFR,
JOHN X. LONGR ELL.
MOSES WIESENFELD,
Finance Committee.
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FOR SALE BY

JAY COOKE Z Co.
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
ia South Third street, Philadelphia of Nassau and
Wall streets, New York; 49, Fifteenth street. Washington
c. by national banks and by brokers generally through
the country
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

NAPOLEON WOULD BE PLEASED TO MEET HIS
IN charming friend Friday, T. place before
. or adtrnsa .pJLGoN uersd otlce.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

ITXCELSrOR SAVINGS BANK,
II 36S Sixth Booths theatre.
Open daily, from 10 a. NJ to j.. NJ, and on Monday
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from toh
Money deposited before January 20 Will draw in
terest from January
Interest at per cent per will be paid on all
sums remaining IN bank January that were deposited on
before July 20 and October 20 also extra dividend
Of cent all of eco and under deposited be-
fore August l, 1882
Interest, If withdrawn will be credited the account
and draw interest from January l. deposit OF
money. WM. NJ. GILES, President
Isaac s. BARRETT. Secretary.
Choice City and County Bonds,
paying
10 per cent and over,
Free Of all taxes.
First class Securities of undoubed character below par
Also New York City Railroad Stocks and Bonds Insurance.,
Bank and Gasght Stocks including extensive variety OF
other Securities for and profitable Investments at low
rates. for sale by
ALBERT b. NlC0LAY,
Stock Broker and Auctioneer
43 Pine street, New ork.
N B-Frst class investment Securities paying large raea
Of interest," ape0altJ with this house for many ysIA
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A PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL, FEBRUARY l., CAR
~. Sieichs sud Harness, At and b.low cost The
largest and best selected sock down town. established i
KICKS, 3. Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

DARGAIN.-PORTLAND SLEIGH, GOOD AS NEW
ID strap of Bels and poodle dog Robe; rpice for al
So0 cost $l75 Seen at H0yEY'S stable, l East Sixteenth
street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A FINE PONY BUILT HORSE, SOUND AND KIND
~ in all harness. price $780, cheap at x.0J Eighth Ward
Stables 215 Spring street, between varck and Hudson.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

EoR SALE, YOUNG, SOUND. KIND, FAST AND VERY
stylish Horse. with Buggy an Harness ir wanted Ap
ply Bowens stabe Fourteenth eet west OF Sixth
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

AT CosT-sLEIGHs, BELLS, ROBES, BLANKETS,
n Har suitable for all purposes; pe assortment OF
Wagons of all kinds &C., at the cheep sisnd corner Hudson
and Spring streets, -.-s.---~. LITTLE Il TURNER.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING,
~ will all their Paror. Chamber Dining Room rurni.
sacrifice Magnificent Pompadour Suit 1861,
for 5000; S50 Pianofore, satuary, Paintings
Bropzes Carpets used months Call before
elsewhere No. 81 West Fifteenth street, Sixth
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

NDERSON 4 CO., No. Q CHAMBERS STREET,
"A Money to loan New York and New Jersey real estate
builders loans leasehods merchandise and securities
second third, fourth mortgages stocks, salaries, &C.
tated.
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L1OR SALE-A STYLISH DARK DAPPLE GRAY
Horse, about 1h3 high, sound gent sold for
Of use only price $7o. Apply TO JOHNSTON VAN TAs
SELL, Ia Thirteenth
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A MAGNIFICENT SATIN BROCATEL PARLoR SUIT
"A nearly new, for sl5o one for 49, Carpets from soc
Pauoforte also all kinds of Furniture sacrifice Res
IL East Tenth street. between Fifth Tn
versity place.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

VJTAETED-A YOUNG HORSE OR MARE FOR ROAD
w driving, mus beat three minutes; young, sound and
kind; Is or 59 high Apply to WIN. WHITE, 24 Columbia
street, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
BUSINESS OppORTUNIrIEs,

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF DRY GOoDS-THE STOCK,
N Fixtures and Lease OF retail drv goods store In Fulton
street Brooklyn dong nm excellent business win DO dis
posed OF much below the cost Of the goods The stock
well selected location good and reasonable Address
for particulars, ARTHUR SINCLAIR Assignee, box l6s
Post Office New York.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAR.
- rying the United States malls
Sailing every Weincsdav.
WISCONSIN, W iiGTna.. at a.
MANHATTAN, Forsyth is, at 20 r. NJ
From pier ~ North river
Cabin passage, $50 cold; steerage. $50, currency.
Prepaid tickets $685. currency.
Passengers booked 70 and from Paris Hamburg Norway
and Sweden, &c. Drafts Ireland, England France and
Germany at lowest rates. Apply TO
WILLIAMS 4 GUION 90 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

THE PROPERTY Of < GENTLEMAN Eoh sALE-A
pair OF handsome bay carriage Horses. IS hanos rev
Clarence and lo OF double Harness. by Wood GIBSON
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

SLEIG HS, BELLS-SLEIGHs, ROBES, 200 sLEIGHs
- 500 Straps Bells, swell aide Family Seighs, Dexte
Sleigh Be shest and best bell in the markst low prices
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

TOR SALE THREE FINE HORSES, l5N HANDS
highs years Old; warranted sound and kind will be
for half their No. West Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A HORSE, BUGGY AND HAkNFss WANTED. THE
N Iiht business Send description and
price TO y. IA. TYLER, 81 and es Hudson Street
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

VNANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH CAPITAL, TO IN
w vesgate n good business opportunity Apply from
to at Dey street, third foor Frenchs Hotel
evening Il. s. HAYWARD.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

hiO-SORREL HORSE; BUCKSKIN. G100; BOTH
tDiU suitable for heavy work; Busgy Wagon and Har
$50; also fine shifting top Buggy. Ca at S Green
wich street, In Office
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

DOsA LATE OF FISHERS AND DADAMS'.-SEND AL
III dress to GENIUS, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

MANY SINCE THE FIRST, EACH ONE TELLS MY
M utter wretcbednes, only just received cling
my whole heart every token Wear the evidence
only love- truth and deviation. false true
and yours only. Say you love ToUJOURS.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoPARTNERsHtP NOTlCE.--ABRAHAM LEVY
~ having purchased interest In the firm and business
of Levy Bro Cloes 63 Chambers street, and ~ San
street. San Francisco, CALI AL claims will be settled by
the frm. u. LEVY.
The business will be continued under the hrm and
style Of T.. Levy Il Bro. 4. LEVY, New YORK.
DECEMBER l5 1871. A. LEVY San Francisco CAL
M partner Ia hrm.
NEW YORK, jan l, 1871. ARNOLD sTURGEs 4 co.
MR.. NJ. c. d. BORDEN is ADMITTED PARTNER
Nl in firm from this date.
NEW YORK. Jan. l, ISL Low, HARTMAN 4 co.
Mr.. RICHARD Won HOFFMAN, HAS THIS DAY
lh withdrawn from frni. Mr.. William Mtrtens has
been admitted partner and Mr. Andrew Deetjen continues
to hold our power OF attorney
NEW YonL, Jan. ., 1871. l.. Won HOFFMAN, & co.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
FINANCIAL.

NY PARTIES HOLDING FIRST MORTGAGES ON
~ real estate In this city desiring sell the
have them cashed Immediately by applying office
POTTER BROS, No. So Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A FIRST MORTGAGE OF 49, FOR sALE-ON PRO-
n perty worth $4,000. Apply at No. New Chambers
street third floor
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

WHITE STAR LINE
w Oceanic Steam Navigation Company's
Line OF new Steamers between New York and Liverpool
calling at Cork Ireland.
The company's fleet comprises the following magnificent
full powered ocean steamships the six largest the world
OCEANIC, Captain Murray. ARCTIC.
ATLANTIC, Captain Thompson BALTIC
PACIFIC, Captain Perry. ADRIhTIC.
These have been designed specially the
transatlantic trade aud combine speed safety comfort
Passenger Accommodations unrivalled
Parties sending for their friends in the old country
now obtain prepaid tickets.
Steerage. T31 currency.
Other rates as low a any FIRST class line.
For further particulars apply TO SMAY. IMRTE CO. 10
Wate' street. Liverpool and No East India Leadel
hall street. London at the companys Offices No l9Broad
wav, New York. j. III. SPARKS. Agent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-02
SOClaIAty.
M.. Editor !.


Clannishness initiates severely
against tho Yuie:ede and pleas antness
of society. 1t Testers haughtiness on
one hand, and jealousies on the otbe..
This evil has been too justly charg
against large proportion Of the citi-
zcns of our State. 1t ia just that no
legislation, no conveptionality can
prevent tho division Of society into
claases, when snch division is governed
by the different qualifications Of
mind, and Of heart Tut it is vnnity =
for one GLASS to presume that they are
formed Of better clay than others,
and to refuse communication with all
who are not Of the Same family stook
with themselves. During the late
four years conflict of arms many So
we're blows, we're dealt upon this ides.
The Yankees through their. hatred
of clannishness, or perhaps Divine
Providence through tho Yankees, did
a vast deal to break the naughty
spirit of artist stooraoya 1t is remarka-
! s btss >TtJ JtsH fd SAF{ =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-02
j. q. Adams ON nm Education.
nl Test for SUFFRAGE.

Suffrage having been taken from the
control of the States by the fifteenth
amendment, md being now under the
control of the general government, it
becomes serious question how to COR
rect tho evils that have already re.
suited, and which threaten to result in
the future, from its too wide extern
sion. j. Q. Adams suggests, in late
interview, the Massachusetts, educa
tional test as tho proper remedy.
This we regard.'as practical measure,
if tho United States government will
take hold Of It, and embody it in an
othor amendment. That, after all, il
tho way to 60 about reform. Lot tho
three amendments stand, and add
three more to them, if necessary
This educational test would easily
pass three fourths Of the Legislatures
if proposed next winter, before the
contest and we suggest
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-02
From KentuCky.a

LoUisvrDhE, July 25. An express
robbery ~abtcotnd,it,td ohishecMobife
and. Ohio Railroad; sin1HfUkmanceatt
ty, Kentucky, last Saturday nirht.
by three men whogot on the train at
Union city and at M6sc6Ws. "nWheu
the treln ray bal! t!ca, two Of tho 9 obkers
got Oft and the confederpte rspained
on the platform. As the train moved
out IRON the depot, the. two, jumped
into the express Gar, overpowered the
messenger n and robbed the safe, ,of
S,o'Ooo', halted the train and jump7
ed or, md disappeared, ,ip the, dark.