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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
OFFICE OF THE AGRICULTURAL STocK Co.,

OFFICE OF THE AGRICULTURAL Stock Co.,
OF BUCHANAN COUNTY, Iowa, June II, 1871.
4 T meeting OF the Stockholders of the Agri-
n cultural Stock Company of Buchanan Coun-
ty, Iowa, held at this Office this day, there were
represented one hundred and seycnty-siX shares
of the capital stock.
1t was voted unanimously by those represented
to change the name of the Association to 1.-The
Agricultural Society of Buchanan County, Iowa. ~
Also to change the I'd article of the articles OF
Incorporation by adding to the same the words.
AS prescribed by chapter G7 of the Revision OF
1860 of the laws of Iowa.
JED LAKE.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
READ G. D. Jones' advertisement.

READ S. NJ. Osgood's Sewing Machine
on this page.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

Go to A. Myers for all your Cloth.
He sells it lower than any other house
in the city, and charges nothing for
cutting. 44tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

W. r. Baker (our foreman,l who has
been out among the Reapers since the
early commencement Of harvest. writes
us, Is the summing up Of all his observa-
tons and tests, that he has seen no ma
chine that can compare with it-that it
is the captain among them all.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
ESTRAY COLT.

TAKEN up by b. N. Hatch, in Liberty Town
j ship, Buchanan County, Iowa, on the 18th day
Of June, 1871, one light bay Colt, two years old,
both hind feet white, star in forehead. Apprais-
ed at $40.
f.1w d. l.. SMITH Clerk
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

McCoRMIcK's Prize Mower is offered on
trial with any other mower on the same
terms on which the Advance is offered.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

THE ADVANCE AT WoRK-The farmers
will not fail to read the record of this
machine as told in the double column ad.
on this page
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

The latest and best selected stock of
Carpets at Myers. The best Brussels at
$l25 per yard, splendid Carpet for IS
cents per yard. 44tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

JOHN SEXTON wishes to inform the
farmers of the surrounding country that
he will be prepared to buy through next
winter all the wild hay of good quality
that may be put up in good shape this
month.
He also wishes to state that he is pre-
pared now to engage tame hay for future
delivery. 1w2
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

deceased September Ierm, "A. ~
rs 1871.
JAMES ii. WARRINGTON
To said Defendant:
NOU are hereby notified that on or before the
I 18th day of July, A. d. 1871. there will be on
file in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Buchanan County, Iowa; the petition OF Ebene-
ger Little Administrator of the Estate OF Martln
smith. the plaintiff aforesaid. claiming Of you the
sum of Twelve Hundred Dollars, as money justly sly
yember 18Th 1865 And asking the foreclosure of
a mortgage on the East half of the NorIh-easf
quarter of Section Thirty-Three, ana the SCUM,
east quarter of the Southeast quarter OF Sectlon
Twenty eight and the west half OF the southwest
quarter of the Southwest quarter OF section IWen-
ty-seyen. all in Township Ninety, Range Ten, Bu-
chanan{' ountv. Iowa
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend. before noon Of the second
dav of the September term OF the SAID Circult
Court of Buchanan County. to be held AT lnde-
penaence in said County on the 4th: day OF sep,
tember. A. D. 1871. a default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon ana
decree Of foreclosure as prayed. ~
50-iw LAKE & HARMON, Att'ys for II H.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
A Million Dollars.

Shrewd but quiet men can make fortune by
revealing the secret of the business to no one.
Address ABEL JONES,
6SS Broadway, New York,
CTRICTURE. Varicoccle, Fistula, Hemor-
- rhoids irritable Bladder, Starvation OF the
Blood anG Nerves by cxhausting discharges. Cls-
cumcison cure for arrest of development. Al
pages, 23c BY Il. Ii. Dixon NJ. D.. AZ Fifth Ave,
New York EVERY line from the pen Of Dr. Dixon
is of value to the whole human race. "-Hordce
(y.aaLa
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

THERE has never been such stock
of Cassimercs and as low in Indepen-
dence as there is to be found at Myers.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

If you want a suit, exactly cut, to fit
go to Myers. Aft
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

The FouRTH.-Save the trotting at
the Fair Grounds, the Fourth passed off
this year in Independence without public
demonstration of any kind There were
quite a number of picnic parties, the par
Elephants of which doubtless enjoyed
themselves quite as fully, and felt quite
as patriotic, as if engaged in noisier and
more administrative celebration of the
day. Young America indeed could not
be expected to contain himself on such
an occasion, and accordingly made the
streets ring with his inccssant fusillade
of crackers, torpedos, &c. No accidents
occurred during the day.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
ROARnTNG.

coon BOARD with or without rooms, may be
(J had upon application TO the undersigned, in
the house owned and recently occupied by NJ v.
Tho location is pleasant and convenient to bust
ness Terms reasonable. o>-
.3u, Z. y. y II W loN.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
8 O'CLOCK.

4 MONTII-Expenses paid-Male or
c.CE Female Agents-lorse and outfit fur
SC ! Finished. Address, SAco NOVELTY Co,
Saco, Ne. 5l-iW
TEACHERS Or STUDENTS
Wanting Emplovment at from so to 800 per
month, should address ZIEGLER 8 McCURDI,
50 Monroe st Chicago Ills.
AGENTS WhNTBD9,ssfi a?Hsi ad. ,;S .a;
man. Escaped Nun. whose disclosures thrill
inn and starfling. K. P NICHOLS. ChicagO, III.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
$40 FROM 50 Cts,

T. samPIts stHI IP0sta-V FalNI lOr 90 VtTTs II'tT
retail readily for so. Il. l.. WoLCoTT. Isl Chat
ham Su n Y 51-iw
THIS IS NO uUMBUG. "a
age, height, color Of eyes and hair, you will re-
ceive. by return mail, correct picture of your
future husband or wife. with name and date of
marriage. Address W. FOX. Z. o. Drawer No.
I.,,lt L,,n,i
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

Buy your Hats of August Myers, he
has the latest stock in the Market. Aft
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
Plain American"

A beautiful Family Machine without Button Hole
Parts. This machine will do all that is done on
the coordination, '.except button hole and over
scanning work. This machine is finely finished
with oiled walnut table and cover, at the
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
DR.. Wells Extract Of JlruDeba,

5 FIOuuCcS I INC NueBC COUKcry KHUWH 70
:. Science; makes all articles moro tender,
= light and delicious; saves one-third the
: Shortening; takes less to do the work; al
: ways reliable full weight; best in use.
GOLD MEDAL SALERATTS.
Tho Universal choice of the best House,
Z wives in America; stands without rival
: for purity, hcalthfulncss, economy and fine
: cookery. Depot 112 Liberty ST., New York.
Western Branch, 40 North Water Street, Chicago.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

EBRNEZER LITTLE Adj
tata Of Martin Smith Buchanan County, Iowa,
deceased. september Iefi' "a ~
1871
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

MELVIN STORY,
MORRILL, SANBORN. Trustees.
TIMOTHEUS Scarf.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

tar Circular.
"ANTED-AGE (S2o rcr dn.) 10 sell
w the celebrated HOME SIi TITLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the pHRAr-ft ~, makes the ''loCk
s'Hch" talise on both sides and is fai'H E"ESed.
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in
the market. Address. JOHNSON. CLARK & CO..
Boston. Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago. H., or
St. Louis. No. 51-iw
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-07

Ag't, Independence, Iowa.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-24
s NEW GOODS
a AT
g e. r. !. JACK SONS.
Special Session Of Court.
or m ID LrtC nNLIIlIa

a.i Special Session Of Court.
;' t. CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, $. o., juno 10, 1911
DURSUANT to all ordsr OF HON. SAMUEL
4 ". MELTON, a SPECIAL 'SESRION OF
the Court Of General Sessions, for RichIapd
county, will be held ut Columbia, commenc-
Ing on MONDAY NEXT. the 2tth day OF June.
irosccutnrs, Wiinessea, and others interest
ed, are notified to attend
"A new Grand Jury has been drawn; and l.y
direction OF the Judge. tho Grand Jury in at.
tendance at the last Term are discharged
qplred.
June 20 G D. b. MILLER q y q
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WHOLESALE PRICES 'GUiskENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY by THE BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, 1bu.l uUQ02 OO
BAduINa, ..... ..1HM22
BALE KopE, Manil, Q125
MY. DRIVES Glib 6@l3
BUTTER, North. 39a4U
Country, e ib.MQe8O
BACON. Hams. 1GM2O
Sides, u ID. ,lO@I1.
Shoulders. Soil
CANDLES, Sperm40QD70
Adamantine ibl6@l8
CoTroN'YAnN1 200l as
CoTroN, ,Stct h.. 10
mddlng ........ 18
Low Midl:g, III.
Good Ordny,:... l6
Ordinary. -. Is
CHEESE, ED. ID. 20626
ractory....-.16M23
CoFRnR, Bio, phl7023
ILagusyra...,23@26
jayas .s... .28Gb8O
FLoUn, 90. q 5001O06
Northerni7 90
GnAIh. Corn / 15@12 20
Wheat. IL 4001 80
Oats. 80, 90@l 90
Peaa.....1 l0@1 25
HAY, North, S}cwt.2 so
HIDEs,Dry, BD12a0lS
@een n...........@8
LARD, u ID. 15MI7
LIME. u bbl. 2 65l19 rs
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MoLAasEs, Cuba,H5@50
New Orl'ns 8UM00
Sugar.u'se.. 500 so
NAILS, y kegs 5G@56 90
ONIONS. t}bus1 75@2 90
OIL, ,Xeroseno,g40@
Machinery. 1901 90
SPECIE, Gold al 10
Silver..i.. Qb1 O4
PoTAT's, Iris ! 40112 20
Sweet, bus J0Qb1 90
RIuz, CAROLINE a u 90b10
SHor, pbag. 26p@2 rs
SALT, Liyerp.200@2 10
soar, Yb, .73@10
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl6 90
Brandy d 00@l2 90
Gin "a 00@G 80
Num,. a UuCUj UO
2 WhiAkeY...1 35@4 90,
SuaAl, Crus D. Pl6@l6
Brown...... .l2Q0i4
SrARoH, u b. 8i@lO
TRAsGreoD lb1 W02 90
Black, .,..1 W@1 10
TOBACCO, Ullw. .0@1 90
Smoking, ID. ..50@1 90
VINEGAR, Vino, .50@6O
French. ;. al 90
WINE, Cham. 28@35 90
Port, 4gal3GG@6 ",
sherry. 2 7j@7 Oh
Madeira. % 00M8 90
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XassaRRaI sssss 9k3l;|{adgs k3;|dgs SIss; I

x1s"s13S ~ u1eUat1n, 'SR0 B6f6f$ Seh0| Hk6
KldS SC6hmihe6. He had, hl,eA told .
fiss1SE Rn e 9s1 af[ aEa. AhMnyaI 9 u hsss
part oi the State, ParsoGs and proparEy
.Uai6n. sghspESliS aotSf shnj ss2 !sianasH ~ siY
lty were ns essentially preserved in Ala.
TIE bhhrsatdr sof! the peAo6s ,hoi.iiio
subordinate officisl positions under tLe
State constitution were generally; notori-
ously dad, both as to intelligence aid
honesty He had been ID the State sitice
1870, having previously been appointed
District Judge OF, Alabama by Mr. Lin.
:coln.,. There had been no obstruotion to
the he>hahatnistrRtion Of the affSirs Of his
oHce Or the laws OF the land, except in
one instance, when the Republican Au.
ditor OF Alabama disobeyed' tho iuiunc-
tion OF thh court. tot which lie ~as fired
aud inprisoned.. There is the greatest
respect for judicial authority by lawyers,
.s1ltors, juFies, aud all other parties, The
feeling Of the people towdrd the General
Government, he thought, was 10 obey
the Laws, however nbpoxious; though
there was o. deep feeling that the laws
were not equal and Impartial. Part Of
ReYi nj. Larkin.'b evidence was read 10
the witness, who said it was entirely IN
tsne. One 'indictment bud, been found
in Bnsteed's court for violation Of tile
owl Tights, bill. and thhk, had not vel
been Aied. Larkip, Bpstesd added, is q
man apt to mike wild statements. with,
out accnrate' basis. Busteed knew the
man named Willard Warner, who ap.
pied Tor ekempi1 On fgcmtjpry service in
his oogst m 'i3S6F and 1868, on the
group6of being .saa the time, ,!Senator Of
the ShtaH Ohio. Tie financial condi-
tionsynfA the State. under4E lindsay, had
imRr1%yea y eaThs people of A]pbsmalren-
AeE M ldlk ~ SDp adi i hSa3tq t9a lava ata there
ta,, p ahet S@teea4p1s1 sb6q5itY 1or:life
anqagsgr3HSssyss -viths continued Improve
meqEinaNpublic and pzigdte relations.
TheseARswssa were all efciesd BY direct
questi1ons. 1 tAa %ltgasssbeipe hhder onth.
Probahiliaea "a n isVPr9baBle that q
severe ssosmsssglN spasSsfrom Western
Iowa to Ohio, with lesser storms to the
Sou athward. Extended threatening wea-
|,,ther y probable ! foF Saturday from Vir-
g1Aia North and Eastward,
ti'MoBIhE,9 June 23.--Noted thieves
entered the St'pthern express car on the
MOBILE and Ohio Railroad, at 3 o'clock
Z. NJ, on Sunday last, eyercame the
tahSs large aAGaSt ,ae Of Ssss9 ss,s Sp sfs
was subsequently found bnrsted open.
The thieves were tracked and two COP.
tured here yesterday, and portion of
the money found On them. It'is thought
she, balance will be recovered. One of
the prisoners is an escaped convict and q
desperate '6haracter.:. lH@ID fl,'
CHAHIEsToN!J j une 23.-Arriyed- brig
Borigna.- ofto Riop:i schooner True
Biae, Baharhas 6aIledIste rher SEQ
Gull. yBaltimore. ,-5,,
Heaven help the man who imagines he
|: can dodge. ehenoisssby trying to please
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.gljI zzsnE|;I:lT zA nE|;I:lTIC

8 MS AllttS.sad535a4an3MiIy MI9I0 3
.fnAGX*1 ;, N,araInaas A&narssrr7yon
-isai 2 Moon 5,,11ssss5snp s5snpAarOHEs,
rHA' rAANoH'a 70 3ARaayfsisasNisS 5Sssssa sorSssA
"DEollNRs .SSa4{DG,Il IS1TaastSS1fx III ( a 3 81
MA1TATHn PoPE :t;a,E EtJs
II vaEAsURKRS AND .AsgEssoRs ,RE6A1hHb
4. [coNTRIBUTIoNs TIT AID of. *70r1hB or
=. THE: LATE wAn-oRDKR, nKGutA1IiHSd
THa R4LR or NRlsARIidABLRs I'm FRAaiGS,
Ao., AQ!.f; s;*li, Ihsi:tSl ,::f
PAMs. june 23.;--15, Oe9 troops -hsve
been sent TO, Fontaiheb bsead,, where Two
,Conrts-martal will convene, Tie coprts
commence; tEeir si&tinga ron, "Wednesday
next. "a if.seta trade league has been
established ID Versailles n ~ H.s:sh
Pfeaidahs Leon says Flehch bonds will
be Issued At 82f. &c., payable in seven.
teen idssa1m6ntHs PtinbV Napoleoh7 d.
clineUl the Assembly candiGfAtnre. Gui-
xpt baaHfitten 3 letter inl favor of Thiera'
policy anil deslsanG q, epasdg solution; Of
the monarcbial Question. ...'s III, .t.s1.!
Gambetta is an iMaiya. with many Com
h4niIatnfsfugeesI iIat al.' :.
. trSA& Bishasek SSannoa,hhcsasy thae Tire
RoRes disappyovea the. action. Of. The
:! gathollos u IN tho,RciGhstad, in opposition
q .f.o q. NlGHT. .DESPATQHES. ,yi,5t
,lsasa {sasltsg III 5ashsS sss' tsis,
Aasesaorsf and oolleotoEs, to; repeiya cub.
scriptions TO the nnew loan f,hmenss
'liatsShnd amonnts'aidve been receiveat hy
French ,A4Ab9ssad n, addtsh = ana Gp9suis, In
foreign cqunt tFfiies 10 Md pf the Victims Of
ene wars s.i.i,ii 'ai:ai3 ,i.-i.oI :; ,.r
. gM6Mahon has issued an. order regutat,
cuts! viii be Eouyt.martiaie1. Dealers in
ammqnition and firearms, are also>in.
! atFpotad. The Fthi8ah mkil sei seitioa Nis i,
india;and OKina F6cotith hen6es July11: I
!. EIphkk6R, tJnne 2ssA; h = The tGhamber Of
.UapnGes aApSoyed the bin ge,orgauisttpg q
the army. and is now discussing. naaa,
sures Of public safety. I
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PROPERTY b
deep Ths y pa sss a
-
asi91d % Lot adjoining deep vad s9S S
C h TT rTiz 500 c,c 800 80.
8
CashP tslOesch
- ..
i2o iizes
900 1Oeaoh
1ks ha % may be hal e. tho HsI
'onS aoNh" SON l. A. foL
thee
Awng
an
in he
bH Hkpned
SONG
ttral iM $50 - '0D'A
capt "ade "rrk Fcr
w. WHEELER
S
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american Inreli.gehrs. 4 I
NOON DESPATOHES!; !

.M u Gj.G MUM uESPAHUHES.r
+. ,FATAh hIACc1oE1L ON. BOARD a STEAMER
% = D1rrIognrK WITH 1i .StHpiF aH Fosnf2 ifrsHhs
1, EK1IT95NsIvn z! FIRE tk RHHADH1PH1A,
III pEAgH OF. a .RlABpI:-AN ALABAMA RE-
.fr .PuBDIuAN. NOT AERAID.%nooHsTwUT1oN
g: .AhfTY. OF THE INooafR'TAxl-t1RE AT
ST: LOUIS SENTENCE ron FoRaERY-
4. JUDGE ,B6sfkED BEFORE THE ,Ku .KLux
a qAelIMITgEEe-RoBBnR IoF Az ExpREss
OAR A03.;AU ..T ',1 ..'.ll:AAI * II
hM5W ;YoRBn Jnpe %, The Tidal, " ave
,capa n ahead u the, yacht race, followed
by the CQlnnhia one minute. .later.s
RHnADRLSsszA,.1J 1Jnne .22. All eYpio-
j, Sion has just. occurred Id the Southwest
part of the city. 'Animimenss ffrsin thu
Atlantic Coal Oil Refinery; is now. burn.s
ing The expiuainn: uas heard for several
4, miles afouh0:n.' .,v :3ss,S:,t !. .,.is,fs n Z.
SAN FRAs sfSrsco, June d. -Natives of
--Alsace and Lorraine, residing in Cali.
forniat pr6tast against the cesaiun of the
provinces TO Germany They have de.
termined to REMAIN French citizens.
The; COLLECTOR at Petka seizes and re-
:, turns to San Francisoo, all the ale and
! beer arriving; there Merchants here
K ohargethat he-is sinterested il abrewefy.
The steamer Moses. Taylor has arrived
. from Honolnl4. She burst u tlne, When
!. ~ Sao ouciooos uuuuu OutWaEQ5 IUhy
2O, BY which, engineer Harrison; i two
.AFbmen,c two 6oai pasabrs and q .watoh
tapder- were killed. I. They were buried
at sea. s survey renulted in the yes
fsl Sai,a1 ,}ff5 }hst 5S@Hntae @ taking M one
( The striking ,fpinets 81. 'Aladare COM,
i $y,hayipN Ieompelled "a. tsuspspgi iafN Of
/. work, and the. local authorities, refusin0
to apppress- the mob. The first YenimAnt d
oi thaA.National Guards has started to
diaperae 4hem al ell hazassls.,
. ! ~ MsWtAsHINtaToN,a s.. Jans 23.-Rabbi, Rer-
hSrd IH0waX, thrown. from a!huggyt 1t
UnalnnatIis dA4f.S -, :, a,oo1u !" nJuao
The. Memphis anu Selma HaiiEoa9 has
bet n mofsgaged for 81. .60D, 900 tosAsnFe
tha hrat mortgage bonds: prs Ai;o.|
Thet HeRoFt That sHYerafi. Episcopal
. pasaoDa FPWonttEaee led wi ltl Riaho hop W bite
daonee aeeiaas the deposition bf Cheney,
iae9fn@entnasfyei @ "a Aden5ed.Y =; y; .1nIsn;)
; ANTS: vaiiahdtBhat isI hhbh' RW6rse To-
oay. Sne hasl frequent spasms and calls
constantly for !"Clement-why don't he
oome!;sIswayI 1ql34 - i'
:15s e,,..,t.1 ~ {. :; x Hne I3;7Ane
@~M.ss:, spsS.. .Iga,u, .aa ofgan Of, tha Alabama
a%SSAotatu.4R sga1s: We nave lived in.
MSaaa :stgpiaa ovuU quarter OF century,,
san.e AZ. az ,Sis 9ur t!1e o! property !nse-
ssHSssA Stn Aasn isegagA9 OF ;polelcal opinions.
Aaat, @ ssh.a.S's.. ssn1eao ~ our sephotloanlsm,
n1 s3o,,J h.Sa,s,. He t9ye our people,
n3m. ~ 9bst st i's Hsi!eye we are pursuing IA
gssasasS at!yFeuoun1 e9ttneir @ peace,
III ss3sE5sa #aS I'M editor
81 .,ESs S1Ss sssan slhMseives Re
S ~ !ys3Sao9 M oy stlr-
~ sana poison
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Heaven help the man who imagines he
can dodge: ehe1oies!by trying to please
Everybody. ---.
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BEST GRADES

From the lowest to the highest, snd wo feel
confident that all those favoring us with an
order from distance will be pleased and
satisfied that .i
The New York herald., 1871-02-23
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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pANeiNS ACADEMIES nsneoSp rAer-sirth column.
BSS d9Sbs 5asEs Il % S,sssr, AM
FuREIsHED-TniaD PAGE-Fourth and nth col
edsa i1sn''n column
FINE Arts FIRST PAGE-Tlird coumn.
ANp sSaR TO LET
lhIan pAGF--Fiith column.
tkhSta XII S So'1 PAer-sr,n col
HELP WANTED -MALEs--sEvss1u P.cH-sixh col
HELF wANTED-FEMALEs- srvrsru PAeE-F,fth
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c-rnusr PAer-seeopd column.
kks-SEgosD PAer-rirst , and scona coiqnns
,ssrrSSGcIiSN- PACE sigh sslums -,
zen REAL EsI.,IE FOR sALh-Tninp PAsE--
S2cu1H column.
LOAN OFFIClcs-EIRsr PAGG-Third column.
LOST AND FoLND--FIasT PAG a-sixth column.
MACHINLRy-TAlRD PA6E--Third column.
MARBLE MhNTILS--FIRsr PA0E-Fourth column.
MAIklMuNIAL-FIRaT pAGr-Second column.
MEDlChL-THIRD PAGF--Sixih column
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGE
Sixth column.
MUSICAL SECOND PAGE- Fifth column.
PERSONALS-FIRRT PAGE--F First column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGr--Fonrth column.
PROPOSALS sEcoND PAGr-Third column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-TBiGp PAGF--Seooad and third columns.
REAL ESTATE TO E&CHANGE--SEooND PAGE-Third
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoHp PAeg-Thrd column.
REW6RDS--FlRsr PAGE-Sixh column
SALES AT ACCflON-SEcoND PAGE-Second and third
columns
SITUATIONS wANTED-FFMALEs- Es-sEvENrn PAGE
First, second, third. fourth and nfth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALESSEvEh PAGE--Fith
and sixth columns.
SPECIAL NoTIChS--FIasr PAGr-First ana second col
uinns.
sroRTlNG-DoGs, BIRDS .sc.-FIasr PAGE-second COZ
sTALLiONs-FInsr PAen--second column.
TIE TRADES SECOND PAGE Fifth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSES-TnIaD PAGE
IL Fourth column.
TRAYELLERS cCIDE-FIRsT PAGr-Sisth column.
uNFURNIsiap ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TDfRp PAGE-Figth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE SECOND PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FlKsr PAGE-IhId col.
umn-
The New York herald., 1871-02-23
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STALLlONS.

L,OR SALE--THE FAMOUS STALLIONS GEORGE
II Wilkes and Honest Aien George Wilkes Ia by Rysdyk's
Iambetonian. half brother Dexter and his performances
HIM the fastest stallion alive, having record OF 222
Honest Aucn by Ethan Aen and acknowledged the best
pole horse in the world sroed in 27 Prospect Park
beating the renowned Goldsmith Maid. Address WM. SIM
MONS, box 167 Hoffman House.
The New York herald., 1871-02-23
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
AT R. II. MAcy's
AT r. II. MACY'S.
AT R. II. MAoY's.
SPRING ENGLISH
STRAW STRAW
GOODS HATS
NOW OPEN. NOW OPEN.
Newspaper Who has never felt the pleasure ,ha, it
brings2
II always tells us Of many strange and
wondrous things.
II makes us weep at tales of woe; 1t fills with Smiles
II tells of the price Of stocks, and much to pay
when, where, now and way to pny our goods
atMacy's.
Hal wars loud clarion called armshas lightning struck
Has Jenkins broke his iegor has there at
Has Marys little lamb been iound-or comets tan been
Or he.ress groom run OF to retna reen9
All this and many wonders you from this sheet may
CLEAN
Adapted from the poet
First Lady-Wei, did you go Macy's last weeks
Second Lady-Yes, did
First Lady Why thought belonged to society ina,
passed resolution that they there again;
and thought husband said he would get
you IL you ever went by the door even.
Second LaGvWell, 80 did. but I couldn't help II.
l read Macys advertisement last week aloud a the
breakfast table, and there other ladies
resolved never to go there again. who heard
nounce my resolution TO return 10 Macys never missed
anything much In my life. All the little choice
tcles that had been get there was com
petelv out of and could not find them elsewhere
at extravagan prices aud many of them all Find
ing that determined four of them
down with commissions for themselves and judged
from the amount and variety OF those commissions
that they had suffered much as had by staying
away Well, went to Macy's. Strange say the
stood in the spot that 1t did before II
same pleasant store, Frightened with fresh Of
paint and rented for the coming pleasant
faces behind the that so Often and
felt at home in minute.
FIRST Lady-We, 10 1t true that he sold splendid Sash
Ribbon 35c yard. and tue Jacone at yard,
Ladies' Night Dresses al o2c.y
Second Lady--Yes, II IS true for bought some Of each
and when went home, and displayed purchases my
Macy's place. after ALL and the next
all wen shn 40 IN n m