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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

People who have built houses for
themselves, aud in the neyer-yarying
experience Of ill, overran the con-
tractor's estimate ma, find some con-
ISOLATION in q . fact that there was
one man who had his house built ex-
actly 40 he ordered Il, and didn'; alter
line Of his original plan, or oyerrun
the original contract price.
This was q pepperly old sea cap
tain, who sketched ont his own plans,
being something of a draughteman,
of his modest, tWo-story, grecn-blind-
ed wooden msnsion, and summoned
his carpenter, and demanded what he
would charge 10 build house for
him exactly after that plan, to be
done in six months.
But Captain, said the knight Of the
fore plane, there are no.
Don't but me- exploded the cap
tain i want the house Just according
10 my PLAN (
Certainly said Shavings !; but you
will let me put in
Not one single thing, reared the
captain; 4 pay you TO build the
house exactly a. l have drawn the
plan; / won't have anything put in
obey orders If you break owners,
Very well, 50 be IT, Said Shavings,
rather nettled, and the price was fixed
for dwelling, exactly according to
plan, to be finished in six months
time, and tho captain sailed away
On return home 10 was waited ON by
the builder and the new mansion Wis.
tied. Its exterior was quite correct
pretty green blinds, neat door with
trellls and all complete, and 90 were
first floor, entry and rooms, The
captain was profuse ia commenda
tons and now, said he, we will &
up to the chambers.'
All right said,' Shavings, com,
outside to the ladder
Outside! why, Chips, what de!
mean by that? | want to 60 III
stairs
| Can't do that, sir; there are M
stairs.'
| No stsirsp exclaimed the aston
ished mariner, mo STAIRS
| No. replied the fimperturabl
builder, you refused to have singl,
| thing put in not down in the plan, an
that contained no stairs-ebey order
| If you break owners.'
| The captain was fairly caught, for
in his drawing, he had utterly forgot
ten this important portion Of hi
dwelling, and his pepperly tempe
had prevented the carpenter fron
pointing it out to him. Since than
is said the captain always gets in
passion whenever any one stares a
him.-CoR. Bulletin.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13
This End day of December. ls7O.
Original t,---MarshRl
C0mnty. Tenn.

In Justices Court, Edmond Cooper, W. 7
Stone, VIM. A. Bryant, vs.. W. N. Young. In
this cause il appearing TO my satisfaction that
the defendant Is a nonresident of the State Of
Tennessee. il is therefore ordered that publiea-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Columbia Herald, Newspaper published IN
the town of Columbia. Tennessee, requiring
said W. Y. Young to appear before me at my
residence in Marshall County, Tennessee, on
Monday, the 9Th day of February, ISL, to de-
fend attachchment suits commenced against
him by the Plaintiff, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with exparte. Z. W. BENTON, j. p.
This End day of December, 1870.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

The New York SIN says Philadcl-
pllia has moro good FARMS within liz
corporate limits than any other city
in the country. ~.
There are probably O,OOO,OOO acres
of sterile plains, between the MISsls-
sippi Hiver aud too barren to produce
anything, while some could be male
productive by irrigation.
After the Summers dr0,th farm
or in Iowa planted fivc-eights of an
acre in potatoes, and dug thcrelrom
1G9 bushels.
A farmer in Boon county, Mo-, says
his oat ground pIowcd in the Fall
produced one-third more than that
plowed in the Spring. }f
France sends England annually, ex-
cept when invaded by Prussia more
than 80 million eggs, and gets for
them an average of nine pence q
dozen. g.
A savan in France has been trying
how long he can keep eggs, and he
concludes that rather thick linsced Gil
smeared over the shell as a yafnish
! is better than lime or salt, or hot
water. ~
Daniel II. Bartlett, of East Winsor,
Conn. has succeeded in proving to
his neighbOrs that it pays to raise
| good stock. In 1888 he purchased a
Thoroughbred Short-lIorn two year
old heifcr for $500. She has since
had ten calves, from the sale Of which
lie has realized Il net profit or 81 l6o.
Attic nc Thanksgiving service
at LeRoy, New Jersey, the church
was beautifully trimmed with the va
/ rious fruits and productions OF the
| year, apples, grapes, cars ofcorn, heads
| of wheat and choice flowers, tasteful
! " arranged so as TO display our ma.
! tional colors' red white and blue.
! Tic lIillsdalc (Micll.} Dcmoc'at
saws wv. S. Rising, Esq, of Read
. ing. has calf which at nine months
| old weighed 100 pounds. 1t is of
Durham stock, and has been fed Oh
/ skinned milk since it was two weeks
old. Mr.. r., very naturally thinks
the calfa big one; and is waiting to
hear from some one who has larger
one ofthe sane age. Who has it?"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

A fast teams team in the mud.
Some,b;,g .,w.vs OH h.nd-your
thumb.
What :. the ore.,cst want of the
80 Wet ~ S,nas
~, , 49,. -. ,.;..os -,
...t 4. .nfo.sad. hv the fact that
s,..v s.r - NV conse Ann ia.scs
'Ao, 800. -.
a crazy CQnnecticgt Hfmer mas pun!
! 49, 'os P0u' ~'''1 :. n an"
.
a Miscoaein paper meHtions = case
whefc gurslafs oroke isto s:o.e' pI.
uie soous WEE - 49, - neh '""'
INC! "o".1 Nv -. sy .
a southern paper .ei,s ae0ut Iur-
Key sho.mg ner teetn; n, psna~'
iurKeys ooh haye tee,h. Even uree'
iy Knows oetter taah tha''
A little boy out w est being asked #
ne n"o" Wei nm" ~, :e r.. -, :
~ " ~ '' " ~
Pape'e
The o0servant Josh biiiihhs says,
Men seem 10 me now-a-oays 10 DC
diNldea iMo SLOW Christiahs s"o wioe'
arSI~ - ..,,..
IA! vv.! VIA uocs !yua S;.tIa
t Io lot q ,i ,sh;, wa" " o. " ~. I'M
.';a.,,o,. IL ' e"' ~
'io'""'', OIL
Says the captain" always have =
goose at my taoic on Christmss.
vi COURSE you Nv, answe'e" Sunp'
49, C,..Ir = .,ch -, admire,
80 10 ,h., : n.mocrs, scnns;u.
-. -, o..;,v ;nducaJ him N on
.;" ,;,"s Il ,hs Country the other asv
80 ."a . rocsntlv ;mncr,ed Ir;.h hull
=" 81 - ,...'I.....t., a.,
MI. Ca,ser, ooihs Inc honoIe VI u,.e
taole, saia 20 one y, nis gussu, 2 iss %.
ionaoiy uressed slri VI .ae:pc!;o,
see INA. you na'e p,eng y. SLo..
iugIn
C,.. .u ..., ,,.. /,
Creo. . NV 'h h.t"r. ~
ciiho 'hree p"iI Vi s'a'ls u "a. an. NJ
fore &c. tne smount VI 'nis .n t:.t
account! Dco'o W yoa 'n nnn,
am goihg 10 rens p,av' o vi Ino NJ.
hoor 10 acoo"'"'""'o ~! ~
"A tradesnan, who had failed in
the city of Bangor, wrote on his from,
door: Payment suspended for thir
~ DAYS." A neighbor reading thi.
said: "You have not dated the no
nce; NO, s"iu ne, v uU nv nv 8. :"
tena ~ uo So !" "o"'" ~" W." "
aio'
A boy was sent by his mother tt
saw some stove-w00d out Of railroad
ties. Going out doors shortly Aftel
she found the youth sitting on thu
saw.horse. with head down. Tn,
mother asked her hopeful son VIII,
he Was cast down, and why he didn'
keen at his work. The boy replied
aMy dear mother, / fin6 IL had, yer,
| hard to sever cid ties"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13
How to Care Drunkenness.

Ii is generally understood that
young persons when first employed
a. pastry cooks are permitted to sur
felt themselves to their hearts content
on pics and sweetmeats, the result be.
ing that i'm q very short time they
become perfectly callous to the
charms of the counter. We learn
from a valuable little book recently
published in London, called "The
Home Nurse" that in the Austrian
army q similar principle is adopted
as a remedy for drunkenness; and
medical reports state that out OF one
hundred and thirty-ninc cases one
hundred and twenty-eigbt cures of
confirmed drunkards have been ef-
fected. The plan is as follows:
The soldier taken in state of in
toxication, or purposcly inebriatcd, is
confined 10 his room, where his diet
10 carefully and ample supplied to
him, according to his choice. For
his drink he 10 allowed brandy and
water, in the proportion of Onc-third
brandy to twO-thirls water. All his
food is prepared in weak solution
Of brandy and water. Coffee, with
small quantity Of brandy, is also al
lowed him. At first the treatment
throws the patient into constant
state of intoxication, and he sleeps
much. At the end of three or four
days he takes a dislike to his food
and drink, ask and for change, which
request, were 1t aecesled to, would ell
tirely prevent the completion of the
cure. On the contrary, it must now
be. perscvered in until the patient can
no longer swallow food or drink, AND
even the smcll revOlts and nauseatef
the stomach, when the cure may lie
considered as effected. The shortest
time for the continuance of the treat
lnent is seven days, the longest nine.
In Older to prevent the congestion
which might ensue the patient must
now be given gentle emcties that is,
one grain of einetic I'm bottle DIVA
ter; wine-glassful to be taken every
quarter of an hour in the morning,
fasting. This is followed by forty
grains OF magncsia daily, given in
broth or Cruel, placing the patient at
first on low, light diet, and then
gradually increasing to his original
rations. Ii during the first part OF
the treatment splitting of blood or
commissions should result, it must not
be persevered in: therefore this mode
of remedy cannot, on any pretencc
whatever, be adopted but by medi-
cal man. In Russia drunkenness ia
also treated as a disease, and certain
| strong aromatic preparations are used
as curative means. As a temporary
remedy to restore the unfortunate
| victim TO q state of sObriety, give him
from ten to twelve drops of spirits OF
ammonia in . wine-glass Of water
This will be sufficient in a common
case; but If the person is positively
drunk it may be necessary to give the
dose second time, in which case il
will generally act as an enletic Gan
advantagc), when a short sleep will
ensue, and the patient will awake re.
stored. None but q medical man may
venture to apply the ammonia to tl's
nostrils, 40 not only injurious but IA
tai effects might ensue.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

Bennett-senior of the Herald clan,
whose death has been so frequently
anticipated visits his affice daily and
directs affairs with lis usual firm, high
hand. He is a fine sample Of the
tough old generation that has endu-
rance as its best quality.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

BEw ARE of the fatal consequences of neg
lecting the first symptoms of Consumption.
When a cough first appears, or dull pain
in the chest, you should use ALLEN'S LUNG
BALSAM at once. 1t breaks up the most
harrassing coughs in an Incredible short
time, heal the irritated parts and restores
health 10 the system.
For sale by all Druggists.
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Regalias, Flags, Banners, etc.,
KY. STATE LOTTERY.

30.3l8 Prizes, amounting to--....S~A7,747
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters 81 50.
This scheme draws every Monday, We'd
nesday and Saturday. Smaller schemes
draw daily. Tickets for sale at No. % Third
street between Main and Market. Write for
circular. Address GEO. WEBSTER,
nov Is 3m Manager, Louisville, KY.
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CAUTION.

DO not be deceived by unprinclpled dealers
who may offer you a remedy called Balsam,
offered for sale on the great merits of Allen S
Lung BalSa:n.. ~. /. ..
Cali for and be sure you receive Aliens
Lung Baisam.
Sold BY MEDICINE pEkLEEs GENERALLY
WHELOCH, FINLEY d CO.,
New Orleans.
EMI\ pm ,ItTtkN 4 ffO Nashville
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13
Original Atsachment---Nar
County, Tenn

In Justices Court. J. L. Mofatt vs.. y. NJ.
McCord and G. w. Bundridge. In these eaus-
Is it appearing to my satisfaction that the de-
PENDANTS arc non residents of the State of Ten
nessce, ii is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in tho Col
umbia Herald, a Newspaper published in the
town of Columbia. Tennessee, requiring said n.
NJ. McCord and q. W. Bundridge to appear be-
fore me at my residence in Marshall County. .
Tennessee. on Monday, the 9TH day of T February, ,
1871, to defend Attachment suits commenced
against them by the Plaintiff, or the same will
be proceeded with exparte.
+. W. BENTON.
Il i l.. In
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VALUABLE RECIPES.

ECONOMICAL BREAKFAST DisH.-lf
YOU have few bits of meat, or two
or three cold potatoes, left over, put
some "dripings" into skillit; slice
the potatoes thin, cut the meat up
fine, and add sat and pepper to taste
then beat two or three eggs, according
to the size of the dish to be prepared
stir them to cup of cream or milk,
and pour over the meat and potatoes.
If eggs are not plenty, use fewer eggs
and more milk or cream. If milk
add half tablespoonful of butter.
Keep it over the fire, stirring con-
stantly, till the eggs arc cooked. Ii
takes but few moments to prepare
this; but do not leave it an instant
TIL done or the eggs will burn and
ruin the whole. 49,
SCRAMBLED EGGs.-Put into spider
enough butter just to Oil the bottom
set it on the stove, Break the eggs
into dish, taking care not to break
the yolks. AS soon as the spider is
heated, slip in the eggs, adding a
piece of butter as large as a walnut
for twelve eggs season with very lit
tic salt anu pepper. When the eggs
harden little, stir the bottom of the
suider until cooked to suit the family.
The yolks and whites should be sep
aratc, though stirring togethcr--not
mixed, like beaten eggs.
Turkey SAUSAGE.-Cut up all the
flesh remaining upon q turkey into a
small dish if about pound aud Il
half, put a teaspOonfull of chopped
onions into u stewpan with piece of
butter of the FiZe Of two walnuts,
pass a few seconds o,cr the fire. then
add half a tablespoonful of flour
(mix welD and the mincc which
moisten with pint of stock made
from the bones, simmer sometimes,
keeping it moved, season with little
pepper, salt and sugar, finish with
the yOlks OF three eggs, which stir in
quickly over the fire, not allow ing il
| to boil afterwards pour out upon a
dish until cold; just before ready to
serve, divide into equal parts, roll out
each to about the size of small eggs,
shaping them to fancy, egg and bread
crumb twice over, fry i'll very hot
lard of light brown color, and
| serve. as-I - swHE
How TO CLEAN CHRoMos.--ln all
| swer to numerous inquiries Py'ungs
| Chrome says: When you clean them
use q soft feather brush, or wipe them
withsOft channels ski: "a drop of oil
may restore cleaImess), or with fine
linen rag very slightly dampencd
| Always tenderly. Next, whenever
the original varilisli coating is dulled
bruised or rubbed, re-yarnish it with
tiriE lnastie varnish. ChromOs, like
oil-paintings, should not be hung in
a dark room, but in one with diffnscd
light and never exposed to the direct
rays of the sun. The chromOs after
water colors keep and display better
when placed under glass. as they
lack the protecting cover of the var
nish. The larger chromos, after oil
paintings, display, as general rule,
best when framed like original paint
illgs. 1t is not necessary to put any
of these under glass it is Il matter OF
taste-prcserving them, at the same
| time, from dust and rough handling.
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Columbia Athenaulll.

y First Class school for Y0upg Ia.
dies. A1van.age Elegant Grounds -
aeres)-uealtoy iosat ;or-Capacious Builaings
$1,000 Apparatus--WcH selected Library of
II $50 yolu ncs-Largo Recitation and Sleeping
Rooms " tn fire in each-Abundantly supplied
Table-Full ard efficient facuity--5J years ex
perience-CSurse of Instruction thorough and
eonpIete-Prices r-duccd-Number of Matric-
uIates I.4S5. and IA Graduatcs-No Seetarian
ism-Scssicn opens Sept. 5th-Catalogucs FREE
Mrs. r. q. SMITH. Principal.
wv A. SNrTH A. NJ, Scc'y decl0y
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1t is advisable always to eat salt with
nuts, as that IL necessary to produce
their easy digestion.
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Original -MarshaSl
County. Tenn.

In Justices Court. Hewlett & Holding ".
y. VI. MeCord. In this cause il appearing 90
my satisfaction that the defendant is 9 non-re.-
ident of the State of Tennessee, il is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four con-
paper published in the town ofColumbia, Tenn.
recurring said N. VI. McCord to appear before
me, at nay residence in Marshall County. Ten
ncssee. on The 9Th day of February, ISL to de-
fend the Attachment suit commenced against
him by the Plaintiff or the same will be pro-
eceded with eNparte. =. w. BENTON, j. L.
This December END, 1870.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

Some society devoted to the COLI
ycrsatiOn of the heathen ought to
look after those prOfessed Christian
ministers of Wisconsin village who
refused, burial services over child
because its father was a skeptic. A
Jewish rabbi, with more Christianity
in his composition. volunteered to
perform the. funeral rites.
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EwIN. ZEN pLEroN & co, Nashville.
LUCKIS a EORTUNE,

III = IA IL N II OIN 2 n IL
EMPIRE JEWELRY co.. 81 Olive St. ST. Lou
Ia is. No., manufacturers OF Cheap and Patel
Jewclry. importers of Watches and Jet Goo Is.
Cltalngmc and hnndSnInc nicturc scnt free.
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None are Genuine

Unless done up ia steel-engnvcd wrap
pcrs. with fac-simile OF my Chemical
Warehouse, and sisred
II. T. HE1.MBOJD
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"What would you like TO be whel!
you become a MANI" said a fond
mother to a young hopeful. would
you like to be merchant, or doctor,
or lawyer, or preacher" 81 think,
mamma," said the urchin, I'D rather
be n candy shop"
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BLOOMINGTON NURSERY.
ILLINOIS.

600 ACRES. 18TH YEAR. Ia GREENHOUSE.
500 Bushels Early Rose Potatoes, LOCO, 900
Apple Seedlings. .OOO, 00O Apple Root Crafts
200 Bushels Apple Seed, 800 Bushels Peach
Seed, 3,OOO.OO0 Usage Orange Plants, 2O0..
900 Pear Plum and Cherry Root TRAITS, Fruit
Ornamental and Evergreen Trees, Shrubs. Roses,
Greenhouse Plants. Bulbs. immense stock and
assortment. CoIorcd Fruit and Flower Plates,
superior to all others. Send 10 cents for Gaia
bloomington, Ill.
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As an EApcctorant il has no cGua
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.

WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.
DR.. Floyd. of ohio, Surgeon in the army
during the war, from exposure, contracted
consumption. He says: II have no hesitan
cy i'll stating that il was by the use of your
Lung BaisaIn that am now alive and en-.
ioying health.'
DIR. Fletcher, of Missouri, says: 81 recon-
mend yots Baisan In preference To any 9TH
er medicine for coughs, and it gives satisfac-
ton"
ALLEN 3 Lung BAI.SAM Is PERFECTLY
HARMLESS TUTHE MOST DELICATE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

A short time since MIR. Knott was
tried I'm m, interior county of Georgia
for n violation of law. The verdict
Of the iury was: 1--WE find the de-
fcndant Knott guilty" The judge
was at a loss whether TO sentence or
not.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13
HeImbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

l. the great specific Tor I.as.itu.ic- Fro.
tration, &c.
The constitution ciicc affected RiI
Organic Weakness, require, the all ~
Medicine TO strengthen and inyigoraL
the system, which HEMBOLDfS EN-
TRACT BUCfIU invariably does. u
no treatment is submitted to, Consump
ton or insanity cDsucs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

tn1efS Oh 81. Lou1s, MO-. announce the IN
PRODUCTION Of a plan of
Ordering CLOTHING BY LETTER,
to which they call Your Special Attention.
They if requested will send your their improved
and accurate RulOs for Self " easurenaent.
and full line of samples from their Inn.
mense stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres. CoItings.
&c. &C., thus enabling parties in any part of
the country to order their clothing direct from
them, with the certainty of receiving garments
of tSe very Latest style and most Perfect
Fit attainsble.
Goods ordered will DO sent by express. TO be
paid for on delivcrp, proyining that II they Do
not 1t, they can be returned at Their En-
peRse.
As is well known throughout the South aud
West they have for Fourteen years ENeellesi
in all departments Of their business, which u q
guarantee n TO the character OF the GOODS they
would send out.
Rules for self Weasuremcnt. Samples
of Gods. illustrated circular and Price List
sent free OF application.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Men, and
Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
either Really Made or Made to UTI.r. 5Ji
ami sc Y. Eth Street, st. Eonis, No.
j. S.-Purchases gratuitOusly made of All
u InGls for any of our friends that may desire
arteses bought Tor tn, Ii in the city.
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~ - 8e7

NOVEMBER i,1is5i,
II am acquainted with DIR. Ii. l..
HEINBoIp; he occupies the Drug store
opposite my residence, and was Success
t,,l in conducting the business where
others had not been equally 80 before
him. have been fayorably impressed
with his character aut enterprise"
WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN.
Firm of.iPowers Il WeiglHmln.
Manufacturing Chemists.
Ninth and Brown Streets, Phila,lclphia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

The Government will not hereafter
permit the use of blue or coiored ihhs
in the departments.
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A train of cars arrived in Nicks-
burg recently which had come
through from Savannah, Ga. On re-
turning it carried 275 bales Of cotton
for Savannah, and one car loaded
with produce, and marked, western
produce for Savannah, compliments
OF Nicksburg."
Those who open letters belonging to
friends, under the presumption that
they have q right 10 do 50, may take
warning by the punishment Of James
Warner, a citizen of st. Louis. James,
II appears, was indiscreet enough last
May, to open letter addressed to hi.
sister-in-law, and the latter, having
discovered the fact, caused his arrest
He was tried q few days ago and SEN
fenced to eight months imprisonment
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

A savan in France has been trying
how long he can keep eggs, and he
concludes that rather thick linsced Gil
smeared over the shell as yafnish
is better than lime OF salt, or hot
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

The New York SIM says Philadci-
pllia has moro good FARMS within liz
corporate limits than any other city
in the country. ~
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Personal.
Ordering CLOTHING BYLETTER

TICkNOR d CO., the Celebrated ClO-
thiers Of 81. Louis, Mo-. announce the in
troIu.tiop Of n nIao Of
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Thorough pulvirIzatiOn with MFR,
FEE SUB-soL nearly doubles crops
ii all soils.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-01-13

France sends England annually, cx-
cept when invaded by Prussia more
than 80 million eggs, and gets for
them an average Of nine pence q
dozen.