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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

DY EDWIN NICHOLS AUCTIONEER.
ID THIS Tuesday afternoon, AZ Ia O'clock precisely,
Handsome Household Furniture at public auction at tho
four story residence No. West Tenth street, .tween nj
versy pace and Sixth avenue, Velvet Brusses Carpets
mAaniAcent rosewood Pianoforto, CANT aror Su Is
Tabcs Etagercs, bookcases, Mirrors Curtains Paintings
Bronzes Clocks Bedsteads, bureaus Mattresses Lounges
Sofas Chairs, Buffet, Extension Tables Class, China and
Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, &C. Sale positive.
DY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUTHORITATIVE.
ID sell on Wednesday May II, at r. NJ at Pavona Ferry
Basin. Jersey CITY, the Freight Propeller Eclipse l tons,
suitable for carrying brick. coal, &c.
TOR sALE.-GREAT BARGAINS IN PIER AND
II Man;el Mirrors, In Git and walnut frames; Desks,
Chamber and Parior furniture and Carp Mt AARON
CkIsTALAk CO.'S, SIS broadway, opposite Grand Gen.
trial Hotel,
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~. CRIsTALAR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sALE
a. o. Dry .ood. The bal.pcs u STOCK OF retail dry
wednesday May al IN oeocs, to3 BroadwAy, neas
Houston street. Dealers and pubic Invited
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UCT1oE SAILED EST TWENTY THIRD STREET,
n this TUESDAY, morning,
commencing. at lQx o'clock,

commencing, at loH o'clock.
LUXE FIiZGERALD Auctoneer.
G2h100 worth So Lots by catalogue.
Elegant costly Household Furniture, Chickering Sons
Panoiorte, Pier and Mantel Mirrors fine Oil Paintings
Bronze and Bisque Figures veivet Brussels. lnirain
Carpets; Lace and Brocae Curtains Etaeeres, .entre
Tables Paror Suits Bookcase Desks rosewood and back
walnut Bedroom Sets; Bedsteads. Bureaus washstands.
Commodes Wardrobes, Hair Mattresses Spring Beds, Bed
dng, kasy Chairs, Lounges 80 Dining Room Basement
Silver and Plated French China Dinner
Cutlery, &C. Sale positive shine. Take SIKH or
Seventh Broadway AMI Twentyhird
stages.
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ucrI0N- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE ELR-
"A CANT costly Furniture contained IN private rest.
dence 10 West Fifteenth street, Fh avenue sale.
Magnificent Drawing Room SUIT Pom padour style, so
Tor SAw; one DO, a5U, Pauolorle, for $50;
PAINTINGS Bronxes CARPETS Eiaeere-, hverware, Mirrors
Curtains; rosewood walnut Bcrcaus, BeuAesds, Ward.
robes Mattresses sacrifice Property family leaving city
Buyers wil bnd tha much better opportunity than Attend
las bogus aacion sageA
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HENRY b. HERTs. AUCfIoYEER.
sALEsRooMs, sos AND sos BROADWAY,
formerly Dodworth Hall, opposite Eleventh street.
Largo and attractive SPECIAL OF entire stock OF
CABINET Furniture,
THIS DAY TUESDAY, MAY IL, at los O'Clock,


Comprising sold rosewood walnut ParIor sn in broca,el
and reps rosewood and wainui Chamber lining Room
Library Ofce Furniture In every variety centre, Sdo
entire Of stock OF Rroos yn cabiact matr
removed for convenience Of sale 70
saesrooms The sale will be positively, without any reserve
the business and will be- found worthy the
Also at same time and place, fine veve and Rus
scLs Carpets nearly also upright seven
octave Piano walnut and gut frame Pier rrors ac
HENRY y. HERIS, Auciionecr
saesrooms, SD6 and sC8 Broadway.
ACOB BoGART, AUCTIONkER
Mortgage Sale
Printing Presses. irnters' Stock,
Electrotype Plates,
Tooss, 10
By virtue OF a chattc mortgage, will sell
~ public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, the l7th day of MAY 1871,
ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at JACOB BOGAKi's new auction room,
No. $40 William street, near Frankfort,
the following described properly.
We with 10 draw particular of yon the trac
branch Of this important salevz me collection Of
imported Eectrotyps pates from which no Impressions
thousand dolar. are on sxbon the STORE whsrs
they may examined time before the DAY OF
sste.
HENRY PEKhIR Attorney for Mortgage.
JACOB B00ABT. AucioneeE
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al public auction. Z. MI HOBS, Aucltoneer.
This (uesdsyl morning. May I6 at lux O'Clock precis Nv,
nj the large bse residence IL Last Ienh between
BROADWAY and Fifth avenue Firth Velvet
ses Medallion Carpets. magnificent God, IN octave
Pianoforte eah beautiful Paror SUITS lat style, covered
with satin brocate, rep and velvet; pier and Mirrors
fantings Bronses ,locks, Eagercs Bookcase Turkish
Lounges, Chairs J.. rosewood and walnut chamber Suts
Beiseads. bureaus, wnsstsuds, Comnodes spring and
hair Mattresses, blankets fedding, sons. Lounges
walnut Extension Tsnes, sdetoards, Dining chairs Glass;
China and Silver Ware, Cutlery Ac, DC. Sale positive
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A UCTION NoTICE.-FANCY GOODS CHINA GLASS.
N Crockery, plated Table Cutlery &c. HARRINGTON 4
sLIXAS, Aucionecrs viii sell Tuesday, May To- Mt ~
O'Clock, at their saesroom, 80 Barclay street. general
the goods to be sol from the shelves
lots city and country retail trade
Of Lamp Fat be sold without goods packed
o charge.
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sALBs AT AUCTION.
SAL0S AT AUCTIONs
A LIEN Il. MINER, AuCTIONEFR.
N BY ALLEN b. MINER 4 BROTHER,
late HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
.k.&f


SHssi i $S%ns sysER
lEstabhshed 1879
sAesr00m' q GssmSsI. MA NAV = ss.d' streets
atlo O'clock At our ssiesroons IS Chambers and "a Reads
Bankrupt stock Of old Wines and Liquors Imported
S and ss sh ho1
do.ras Oarss Gruss Fs and Brun enburg
sc%ss.s sa.ss BE- hsaas:sy.
IN ss sna
KEYS Jamac. and Plantation kums Aso in asm Z, Ms
sae Of Fixtures Lease, &c. All warranted and no
THURSDAY, MAY 49,
PARK nvsSs NEAR rTsIis STREET
Eeneel Household Furniture Mirrors Carpets. &C. &C. Far
FRIDAY. MAY 49,
s cHHasfRs s' %Nb q our REA6E STskErs
Important sale Of Original Modern European on Paintings
BY arr .s Of abroad ana n sh:
garisar worthy Of attention Of and others
time
SATURDAY. MAY 90
ss cHxaSt SsS xsb !. " EexbE STHkArs,
Mirrors Carpets, &c. Removed for convenience of sale.
A. HIEnckH Hts ses q n, Ai ~
is NJ at 81. :, oil broadway
Ninth Rouse ana Lot No I. cas-, side. between
dwelling; ne,ghb erhood EXCELLENT sale absolute terms
cash. Maps at " Cedar street.
j. BLEEcKER AucrIoNEER.
IA. Elegant Country Seat
& ss co the VIZ E.e ss s s%fSp
III sroadway the elegant Country Seat anu Ioanas nov
lawn garden, ac spsndid house. all modern
superb
out interfering with the house. Maps n Cedar street.
A RcH JOHNSTON, AUcTIosEER.
n Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
FINE OLD PAINTINGS, ca ppSsa'soss 'h &C. ro' 0''
nv THIS 1nSS PAY, At y S'G y.ssSi,.
, AT THEIR sA.LIEskooM 81 Nassau ssA STREET
line Of oil Pansnss chromos En- A'0's
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUoTIoNEER
II Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
On Mrf W9SSrS51S 4 SH 3 5Sia 81
AT rAha iaHssTSS sAssrt s'fnErr
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL viii sell as above, on
s o T. @ y
description also % baskets of choice Towering Plants;
RcH JOHNSTON, AucrIoNEER.
ofs y SasssT sses v Gag9i rs Sci once
Regular sale OF Horses and Carriages THIS DAY Tues.
For ul description under head of Horses and Car
N. B.-weathcr never in.erferes with sales
ALBERT b. wALDRoN, ArCrIoNEER
"A saesrooms, lbs Liberty Ill Cdar and So Church
Furniture, Carpets Bedding. &C.
ON WEDNESDAY, AT iOS O'CLOCK.
WALDRON n COOKE will sell by auction above. very
fine Goods,
nenc, of sae including Paror and Library Suits Lounges
Easy, Oriental Turkish Chairs and
Chamber Suits Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Com
modes, Bookcases, Buneis, Wardrobes, EXTENSION and
Centre Tables, Spring, Hair and Bosters
and Pillows MarseiIes Quilts, Mirrors, Cutlery, Pictures,
Plate, Brussels, Threepy aud Ingrain Carpets Mirrors
Desks, Window Curtains. &C.
Also by of administrators,
One Cluster Diamond Pm IA Diamonds.
One pair Solitaire Diamond Earrings.
Three sing e stone Diamond studs.
One single stone Diamond King.
Ladys Gold Hunting Case Watch and Chain.
Two Gold Hunting Casod Watches.
ON THURSDAY,
at Horse Mart, lbs and ITO Cedar street,
Horses Wagons and Harness.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
TACoB BoGART. AuCTroNEER
- BHERIFF,S SALE

bdERlFF'S SALE.
By virtue OF certain OF execution 70 me directed
AND deiv RED, Will expose tor sale at luolfc venrue
"Wednesday the l7th day Of May. 1911 at O'Clock IN the
forenoon at No North William street, ard general
assortment OF Piano Hardware, consisting OF Screw. FUN
ing rms Hammer Felt, ire Covering bek saws, Sharps
Plano Cloth, Steel Music Wire, Upright Act &c, 6c.
JAMES UBRIEN.
Late sheriff
r. }. HANEURY,
Deputy Sheriff.
NEW YoRk May 10, 1871.
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DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID WIN sell this day at l0s ocock at the salesrooms 70
Nassau street, elegant Househod Furniture parors
chambers, dining and 5rares % Carpets
kinds rosewood Pianofortes Paror Organs, Sewing
Machines. China, Crockery. Paintings 100 CURED
Moss Wool Straw Mattresses with other nv
Goods To DC peremptoriy sold.
Also,
at u O'Clock sharp, large of unclaimed Baggage
from Belmont Hotel, Fulton street; unknown.
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Y +. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
Elegant Household Furniture,


II
Superb Aubusson and AKIN Carpets,
Fine Oil Paintings, French Plate Mirror, 40,
private q University place, Of Mini
street. r. COTTON will sell day. Tues May ID, at
lUh O'clock elegant rosewood Drawing Room Suits
ngured satin superb Aubuson French
Cabine rosewood Centre Tables, French Plate Mane and
Mrrors, bookcase, Library Table,
Chairs elegant carved rosewood ham or
Su Amor ace; best Hair attire Dining
Furniture sup, Administer Carpet, piece.
on Paintings and large collection OF kngrav nss
three-quarter Billiard Taole, Bookcases, hall
stand Catalogues at the house
the saesrooms 5S East Thirteenth Brosway
RY j. W. CAMPBELL, JR, AUcrIoNEER- SELLS
ID this day, a! o'clock, At 80 est
ito, barrels of assorted Liquors, Bourbon ins, Bran
dies Wines, Bottled Liquors, "a Cane Chairs Tables,
Ale Pump, olRsses, Casks Platform Scales, fir proof
Safes Cooking Ranges, Parior Stoves 2
power horizontal Engine. 5 horse upright Boiler in
cially invited.
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10y MAX BAvEkSDORFER, AUCTIONEER,
ID will sell this day tuesday, comm sncing l0h o'clo

at four story brown stone mansion 2 West
Twenty street, be SIKH seventh avenues,
viz. Brilant and powerful toned rosewood Pianoor.e
four Paror Suits STYLES Louis Aty. and Marie Anto
nett covered in lowered satin and brocstc silk Sui
U Paintings Bronzcs Vases Curtains Cen Fables
irad Cabnes Jardnieres Mirrors, Velvet and Bruss
Carpets, &c. Also Dining Room and Library Suits Bue
Table, Chairs Plate Cutlery, Urns. Ice Pitchers
dinner and Tea Sets China Glass ware. bookcase. &C.
Also Bedroom Suits, In rosewood and walnut; inaid Suits
angle double Bedltesds, Bureaus wsshssnas Spring
Hair and Feather Beds Pillows, Wardrobe, Bedding.
Also Kitchen Easement Furniture, Clocks, Lonugt
Carpets stoyea Plates Rocker Chairs, &c. 6c In all $40
LOIS by catalogue MAA BAYFRSDORFER u CO..
Auctionccrs, Office 26f Bowcry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

DAvILLIoN HOTEL. NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN rs
j. landhas been reatte1 and refurnished aud Is nos
LAUuENMEYER BROTHERS,
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% WEST TWELFTH STREET.-A PARLOR FLOOR,
20 handsomely furnished, tor Of gentlemen,
family; single ROOMS with FIRST class Board reference
given and required,
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DAIRY HOUSE, HIGHLAND FALLS tNEAR WESI
Pont-This new and elegant establishment, on the bank
OF the Hudson river will be opened early in June. LIBERIA
terms for families Address CHARLES W. HENDRIX
Highland Falls, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

CHERIFF'S SALE r. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL
- sell this day, at II O'clock at In sowery, Bar Fixtures
Beer Pump, large Mirror, Ry order.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
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CHERIFFs SALE.-R FIELD, AUCTIONEER WILL
SELL this day AT 10 o'clock, ia Bowery, lot Of gen.
tlemen's Wearing Apparel. ~ order
TQnMAR CUMNINH OeputY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

C,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell steamship Line.
The st amsh,p GIURGE WASHINGTON, Capt. f. v
eager will pier No. North river saturday, Maj
~. II O'Clock r. NJ Freight received daily Through rats
given to Galveston, In ian3ta, Mobile and ST. Louis
CABIN passage, 800; s,eeiage. 3d.
For ire. lit or passage apply to
III. " CROMWELL Co., St West street.
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N N.
IA. Elegant Country Seat
at New Brighton Staten Island.
A. J. PLEECKER, SON 4 co. will sell at auction or
Tuesday May 49, at IL O'clock the Exchange Sacsroo
Ill Broadway the elegant Country Seat Grounds now
occupied by Charles A. Megs ESQ., Bard avenue and Rich
mond Terraces New BRIGHTON acres of Land laid out II
niences fronts the Kills; stable all oulbuildng
complete land superb with LIZA feet two roads; sur
roundines excellent could be laid building pots
interfering with the house. Maps at a Cedar street.
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A FEW PERSONS CAN Bk ACCOMMODATED VITA
n country Board ~ plain farm house in Connecticut;
location high healthy mOderate. Call adj
cress week J. ". VAN NOhDEN. room L. .1oT
EloaJ~ag
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EUROPE.

THE GRAND BABE HOTEL AND CASINO OF
j saxon Wais, Switzerland, combined with the wor d.
Bionne and Iodine Springs, Offers to tourists AZ
the induce the Continental spAscDncerH promo.
nades, cursaas (rene ct qaree, fou'ete un zero DO
Direct railroad communication Gent And Basel with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

DREMIuM POINT HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, WILL
i open June l. Apply premises or NJ No. Gramerc
Park, corner East Twentieth street.
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yNILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTiONEER.
w Executors sale OF the ainabe Properly at auction
the Exchange Sa esrooms, Trin Buidn Ill roadway,
Tut sday, To- 1884, at II O'Clock noon,
westerly side Of eventh 70 feet inch north
from the norhw OF evenih Fifty
street, being IS feet ~ inch In width ana 100 feet deep
each side, JOHN HUPGOOD,
of the last will and test OF Ellis Barlow.
ceased. THtH. HI. HUXLEY,
Attorney for Executor, no. City Hall place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

Oc CLINTON PLACE.-FIAE CORNER FRONT ROOM
- ~ on second Aoor hands 1mely She'd with Board
gentleman and wife, also single Room aud square Room
for w gents
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TKAvEI.LERs' GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
(NHANGE OF PIER or THE ALBANY AND TROY
~ Steamers-P.er 80 North river block below Des-
broeses Jersey ferry Passage only 50 cents connect
ing with railroads for the West and North, evening
Saturdays exceped at O'Clock; RETURNING leave Albany
arrival oil the evening trains .
"Thc old popular long established evening line"
NANCE OF TIME.-THE STEAMBOAT MARY POW.
~ ELL, and after Saturday May 20 will leave vcstry
street pier da atsP NJ making usual Landings (exccps
Poughkecpsie, 6:l5; Milton SIS Newburg, q; Cornwall.
7l5; West Point 75; Coazens. 7b arriving at New York
at 1880
L,OR RONpOuT, LANDING AT COZZENS, NEWBc R0,
I Milton, Poughkcepsic ami Esopns.-Ihc seameoats
THOMAS COKNELL an JAMES W. BALDWIN leave
daily T. NJ pier "a North river foot OF Harrison street.
ExGURSiONS.
TOR EXCURSIONS TIE STEAMERS JOSEPHINE
and IDDLErOWN. Apply at tho Ferry nlco, foot Of
Whitehall street.
NEW YORK TO SCOTLAND, SWEDEN. NORWAY
IN and Denmark june 10. Round trip, $l5U, currency
For passage apply before May rs 10 AUGUST
PETLRsOiiN, Manager, No. Bowling Green.
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C1ASTWISE STEAM3HIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES LINE TO
i CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing regularly Thursday vi O'Clock r. NJ precisely.
from pier No. 4 North river.
MISSOURI. Captain j. Ii. Edwards (va Nassan). May
MORO CASTLE. Captain r. Adams. May
COLUMBIA Captain f. Van Size. June
A. w. DIMOCK, President
No. Rowing
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PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY, HAVING THREE
spare Rooms, would like to accommodate small fam
y with superior Board house pleasantly situated hour
from the city New Haven Railroad Address box 66ss
New York Post office.
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E'oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
j. Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line leave pier ~ North river foot OF
Beach Get.
For Norfolk City Point Richmond. on Tuesdny, May
Is at r. NJ steamship ISAAC BELL, connecting III the
Virginia ami tennessee Air line, the scaboard Inland Air
line Pttsburs aud Weldon Railroad Chesape Ohio
Railroad mi Richmond and Danvile Railroad. Through
pascn tickets through bills OF ladng
TO all points South and Southwest.
Apply olce pier 81 Office OF the company, III
Greenwich street, corner OF Dey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

A UCTIOy EO1ICF.-MAGSIFICENT PARLOR SUITS,
n all syes and Nil coors; French satin brocatc reps Ind
harcob. al less than auction and 100 per cent
than Broadway prices at ERNEST KOfH'S and
hosenod goods wacrooms, 30 Beecker street. between
brosd~sy and Mulberry street All goods warranted dev
cred and packed free.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-03
Clean and Dirty Pigs

Pigs enjoy the reputa ton of having a
real liking for dirt; aud ceriail.ly,the
way in which they arc kept on some
farms would show that their owners
are determined 70 give them ample OPP
portunites for carrying out This iik ing
No notion can, however. be more rrro-
noous than this, as Hone is eertai-ily so
productive ofloss to the keeper. Let any
one not convinced OF this try the TWO
modes of pig keeping-the dirty ana
the clcan--the food IN both cases. and
other general treatment beng the same
and the result will show hi / which of
the two is the best in the emu. \ great
deal depends upon the mode T., Which
they are housed. Mr.. RaineS, ct Mills.
adopts the following: A large Clubhouse
is enclosed 1T thesi so as to be warm
and dry. The floor is paved, aud ashes
obtained by burning weeds; in this
niys are fed; while for resting and for
,lrepmG they have compartment rail-
el off at the other end. and which is
AMPLY provided with cleas straw. In
another case. the principle of box tced-
ing has been applied. the pig, being
kept in a pit, into which tile manure
from the OK or COW stables and tht
horse stable is put. The pigs tread this
| down, and enjoy themselves amazingly
In one case, where this plan has beer
: adopted. the farmer states that his pig;
! have given him a profit of their meal
and left the dung-as good IS guaEo-
| Tor nothin%.-OhtO FUi1acr. --- sd
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-03
Bee StiBgs.

\ wIiterin tie 1mey7caR Bee journal
speaking of the spirits OF turpentine az
= remedy fer bee stinrs, says:
fluid it the most efficient remedy
an use. One drop will be sufficient T.
Geaden tie pain Of an ordinary sting
aud stop the swelling, II at once appileu
n stuag around the neck or mouth s.
mach that the psisgn redci,es tn,
stomach. a few drops taken in Oil viii
give immediate relief. -
The hands are most exposed ,as all
bcckccpers should own good bee nat nat
consequently a nerve or ven Is o .!sa
sumo In such a case extract the sung
m c,Icc. apply tie turpeDtine to tht
=. bathe the wrist, the elbow and
the underpart of the arm with the . same l',
9nI in = few moments you viii feel nc
Inconvenience. / have used it over
,@0 wears and always found 1t Feiia-
BILE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-03

How 10 SEE UNDEE WATEE-A cor
r,.-. .-acut of the Scientific AmertcdH
writes:
t,.,c had an occasion to examine the
bottom OF mill pond, for hich | con
~irYc;pd float cut OF inch plank, sulli-
,i,lf 10 buoy NE up; through the cen
frrof this float ] cut "A hoe, and placed
"a blanket over il, when | was enabled
10 clearly discover objects on the bot
tom. and several lost tools were discoY-
cred and picked Up. ] am satisfied THAI
where water j. sufficiently clear, this
latter plan coIld be successfully used
for searching for lost bodies and articles
] wuuld now suggest that this expert
uCut be tried on the sea; for am satls-
fed that. with a craft like the Grcat
Eusl,lH. " here an observatory could b'
placed at the bottom, with sufficient
darkness. 10y The aid OF glasses we coulc
.aze down INTO the depths Of the sea :
The same as we survey the starry heaF-
olIs at midnight.
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Cooperation of The Wife.

There j. much good sense and tTuth
ia the remarks of modern author that
10 man never prn-pCrcd in the world
without the. cooperation of his wife.
n Size Uuifes I'm mutual enGeavors, or
rewards his IabOrs with an cndearing
-u.iIc. with what confidence will he re-
-a7; to MS merchandise or lis farm. fly
over lands. sail upon the sea. meet Diff
,ulry and encounter danger. ii lac knows
Ec j. E,t spending his strength III VAN.
hat that his labor viii be rewarded by
The ~ ccts Of Lcmc- Solitude and dis
appointment enter The history OF man =
lie: and ne is but half provided FOR his
voya.c y Lo finds but an associate loi
IaI ~ hours. while for his months OF
darkness ard distress no sympathlZIng
partner l. prepared.
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" PUBLICATION.

In ChanecTy az Columbia. TENNESSEE. Lew
Is u. LenIer vs. J. ID. Howard, ct al,
II appearing to me from compliments bill
sworn 70, that Chas. A. Douglas is nonresident
ot tue state of Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process Oflaw cannot be served upon him. It Is
therefore ordered by me that publication be
made Tor four successive weeks in the Columbia
Herald newspaper published in the town Of
I9ium6la, Naury county. Tenn. the last OF
whiehishall be at least one week before the next
sitting of the ChahceTy Court TO be held at the
court house in Columbia on the 4th Monday in
November next, requiring the said Douglas
sWer or demur TO compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him, and
set for hearing exparte.
Oct. 2O.-iw. d. b. COOPER, c. * NJ.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-03
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION.

John G.. HOrsley VS.. \. S. HOrsley. ct ain
In County Court at Standardization to sen
land. -.
1t appearing TO me from the petition in TINS
cause, which is sworn to, that Mary Z. NJ edlOo
and Emma McAdOo are defendants AID ne me-,
sary parties, aad are nOn-residents OF tne -
of Tennessee, and reside in Georgia, 50 I'M N N
ordinary process Of law cannot be Serveu %
them, it is therefore ordered By me that ple
licat;On be made for four successive N 49,
in the Columbia Herald, a newspaper teS.ih;lb
ed in the city Of Columbia, the las u 49, -
of the County Court to be held at the es st
house in Columbia, Tennessee, on " ~ Isii
Monday in December next. requiring lIs sni
defendants then and there to appe5,I -
plead, answer or demur to complainant .,itI a
ton or the same will be taken for e0hIesS0
to them and set for hearing eXRaTie. ,,1o-L
Oct. H,-iW. JOHN M,HICkhl' ''N'