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NO STAR CARS IN BALTIMORE
PURITY AT THE BALLOT
MACE AND COBURN FIGHT
DISCOVERY OF A CONSPIRACY
PLOT TO ARREST THEIRS
PRoc1Anr1Na THE EMPIRE


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Mev1og Against the Mor0ons-Dec1sioa
1nvalsdaeisg IDaict0esss n Usah-In-
] Dortnm DoeisieoJThe 6ranh Bake
| Alexis-Proasanoe Of His Visas-
I Another C.1ee n1.us..eA - =
| WAsumcrox Novemher a Th.r. !.
| case ner,d;nc !, th~ Smn-.,.: Cn..t ~
ser;onsiv affe.t;nc tie rec"r+ .,r'aos,;.~o :o.
| a0ainst the Mormors Th.e.k k.u-S rc... !. -
! liSnc, 'vsa destrove1 hv ~ 1fSrss., ~ ~
| thr,;t;e. and . anti S,o~.s% tn ."-
damaces. vh;ch resniteS ~ : r.ra;.s So;."
rerdess1 :or;n.t Sait r.t. S;e" oTrSs TS,ss
oronrd a. r. .rrse1 !. th.*,;n! !
have haen srmmone1 ~ -. ,C..;ro,:sI :"
mead Of the federai msr.hai. The -, rs,..nt ~
;nd;ctments and con v;ct;oc. 80 .s.SS ="
inr;es .mmmerea hv ths z.a~-ai -~S.y
and rever.ei in tl,s non5;r~ "..a I'll ~,
lifv the reeent nroceedinos IN fYteS - '1AA
in the mesnf;me r. S.v hs st.t.l &h..
the esecntive IA determ;osl - r...h 49, ~"
present n0iicv fovartl the Mornson: '
In The anneal fiom the Snnrerne Co,r4 NJ
TerDessee. in The case Of Avery aosinst tSa
Halted Stoto. +ha Sr~ro,,,e Co.. .SS 49, s..o
where 4 imdgment Has heen reccvsrsS ,,s,s II.'s hw
the aoverpmeut aeainst 4 snrefv Of sy
official hond the ;ndcmert = m NJ -.
onened. and the marty sliov.5 ~ hsv. ss =
satisfied out Of the Droceeds Of the rects NJ
captured property beloneine to him in a
case where the DartV had opnortnpitv to
ascertain before the trial the TACT vhefher
the government had such nroceells in ;fs
treasury; also, that the wit of n,1d;tn
o,se,elQ can not be sued arainst the Govern.
ment. - T '''o 1~''-.
According to the Russian Official nm.
pramme. the frat visit of fhe Cran1 nrka
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NEW YORK.

Grand Dake Alexis net SlgnaIed- -Expere
Ing F1F1 easpeoAed-Departsre ofGeh.
eral sher0an-CholeTa - IN Oeear
| stsaner-A ssa1p Frasd
ments Firm and steady-Stste Bend
Weakened.
New YORK, November l3.-The Grand
Duke Alexis steamer has not yet been sig
nailed.
1t is reported large breadstutf and ne.
troleum exporting firm has suspended.
General Sherman departed in the Wabash
to-day.
Some thirty cases of cholera on the steam
er Franklin, at the quarantine TODAY. were
transferred to the hospital ship.
Latcr.-lt is officially stated that the
Franklin had forty cases and twenty
eight deaths during the passage. Nearly
Further deaths are probable.
Henry c. Cooper. naval clerk, has been
held in 5000 for placing. Cancelled stamp
| on q ship's manifest
A nolle prosequi will be entered in the
case of the Cuban general, Jordan, unless
the government will he ready to proceed
| early in December.
1862, Ills; 1864. llIA; 1865, HIS. new
issues 1888; 1867, ll4s; 1868, ll4ss: ten.
forties 1895. -
EveD'ug.-Money easy at sac per cent.
Sterling dull at SO. Gold heavy at 1llA
0lllA. Governments firm and steady:
hve,twenties of 1862, lll1s. State bonds
weakened on last. Tennessees, South Caro-
jinas, Virginias and consolidated Tennessees
66A4, new 6614; virginias 59la, new 6O4:
eights rs; Alabama eights 96h, fives IS:
Georgia SKIES 80, sevens 80; North Caro-.
linas 1sa, new 10; South Caroliuas IN.
new 34h. 7'
The following is a correct account Of the
cholera at quarantine: The steamer Fr.nk-
lin arrived Saturday. night at quarantine,
with number Of cholera cases aboard; she
sslled from Stettin October 10, touching at
copenhagen ON the twelfth and Christisn-
sand on the fifteenth. At the time of iesv.
ing Chistiansand, she had q cabin, 6ll steer.
age passengers and a crew. Ten days aeo
the first case of cholera appeared AMONG the
steerage passengers, and when the steamer
arrived at Halifax to obtain coal, there had
been nearly one hundred cases, forty Of
which proved fatal. Since leaving Halifax,
one ON! death occurred, and today twelve pa
the West Bank Hospital. The well passen-
gers Ihave been sent to the receiving ship |
Delaware.
The Franklin was sent to the lower quar-
antine, where she will be thoroughly disin- |
tected and detained until it is thought safe |
to allow her to come up to the city.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered a |
strong sermon yesterday ON the purity of |
the ballot. He said the greatest Of all dam |
ger was the Indifference Of educated men to |
the ballot, and there was more danger nov |
from the gigantic moneyed corporations
than there was from slavery. The promiscu- |
ous hanging of men to lamp-posts will not
correct the evil. 1 .-..!sa -
Reformation must commence in the
and schools and the houeehoId. |
We must redeem tho ballot or there r M
use Of talking of reformation. The civil
service Of the nation 10 . standing trial
against the liberty of the nation. The cus-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURN1rURE.-Wl
liam De Lacy, auctioneer, will sell by pub
lie auction, ON Friday next, seventeenth
instant, ut haltpast ten o'clock, without
limit or reserve, on the premises No. 81 Pry-
tania street, between Terpsichore and Mel
pomene streets, an elegant assortment of
mahogany and walnut furniture, mirrors,
paintings, chromos, bronze mantel orna-
ments, velvet and Brussels carpets, two
rosewood pianos, etc. See advertisement
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TH0MAs H. HANDY T. CO..

.r. tSuccessor to John r. Schiller,)
mPORTERS OF SAZRRAC BRANDY.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Ns. "a and ls Royal street, IL and Is Bxchanes
Place, New Orleans, Louisiana,
Devote themselves specially to the importation and
4. selection Of pure
BRandy, Wines, Liquors, Ale and Porter.
Their stock consists Of
OLD SUPERIOR SAZERAC BRANDY AND sAzRRAC
1895, CHOICE BOURBON AND RYE WHISTLES.
From the best known distillers, and held by IN to
mature. Champagne and Burgundy Wines, St,
Croix and Jamai. Rum, Scotch and Irish
whisky, from the best makers; Red white and
Chemisse Port Wine, hne pale and ordinary
Sherry, different brands; Holland, Bell and "Old
Tom (Eir = Burnett'sl Gin, vermouth (Noillsy,
Pratt and IbxenA), AbsyntAe. Anniosete, Cur.
goa, French and German COrdials, Ale, Porter
} and Bremen Lager Beer, AnAgostlra, Boxers;
Hostetter's, Pyrenees and other Bittera
We pAEtieulally p ear ye1y select
steck Of FAMILY CLAR8T1 and WHITE WINES.
which we sell By tho cesk, caso q dosen, - suit
purchasers. Liberal inducements offered to CITY
dealers and the most careful attention given to a.
: Ta6MAS H. HANDY L CO.,
oc3 3m Nos. II and l6 Royal street.
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OPENING Night at The French O,er..

Opening Night At the French Opera.
The commencement night at the opera il
always hailed with delight by our people
and . largo and fashionable audience a.
sembled last evening to witness that mas
ter-piece Of the great Meyerbeer, tn.
"Huguenots." This opera was doubles.
selected by the management to enable then
to display, to the best advantage, the ma
terial they have employed for our amuse
ment. The house was crowded from pit to
dome-every available standing place being
occupied.
NJ. Calabresi, the popular leader of the
orchestra, was enthusiastically received as
he assumed the chair he fills 60 WE'LL He
waved his wand, and at once the opera
season Of 1872 may be said to have begun.
The "Hnguenots' is too we'll known to
require any description from us; besides. we
have only space to make brief notice of
the debutantes and our old favorites, M,
Dumestre, as the gay De Nerers, cannot be
surpassed. He has lost none of the fire and
6rilliancy that has SO delighted our people
during the past two seasons He was
greeted by double round of applause on
little parcel, doubtless Containing some e.ex-
preston Of regard from his MANY friends.
Madame Dumestre, as Urban, was warmly
welcomed, and sung with all her accus-
toned naicetc. CarlOn. the first bass, in the
eccentric character of Marcel, exhibited fine
qualities as an actor, and was we'll received.
His voice is OF good compass, and manifests
depth that is remarkable; but we think it
is good deal worn, and probably has had
Madam Durand, the beautiful light So
prano, in the character of Mar0werite. re-
ceived welcome back to her old home OF
which she may well be proud. She sang
her role-which, by the by, is one of the
most difficult in the world.with excellent
taste, and achieved q triumph. She is ex-
quisitely graceful, and shows that she has
been careful student in all things apper-
tanning to her profession. Her voice, though
not OF great power, ispure, sweet, and we'll
Mr.. DeI4abranche, the first tenor. in the
difficult role of RaoMl, fully met the expecta-
tions OF the audience. He has magnificent
voice, finely educated. 1t has that firm. re-
liable quality that puts the listener at once
1t ease. He is just in his prime. He acts
we'll, and, indeed, pleased the audience very
much In every way.
Valentine is the principal female character
u "Ihe Huguenots," and the role affords q |
singer like Mile. Levieli the finest oppor-
unity for display. This young lady has by |
ar the richest. fullest and most sympathetic
7oice ever heard on our opera boards. She
splendid, and well deserves the applause
70 lavishly bestowed upon her.
Altogether, we think our citizens are to be
on the selections of N. Gale
'resi. and he deserves great credit for dis
elimination in these matters.
This evening Verdl's opera of LA Ira
'iata" will be sung, with Mme. Maddi in
he leading character.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

~ street, near Canal win attend personally t.
an those who may require his services OF advice
d. Allen would inform his patients that the kuk
pound, free from poisonous ingredients and twios
- etEonG - the vermili0n Rubber. Old plates
made noW ot twenty PER cent less tha0 the usua;
price. - ly4
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GOAL FOR WINTER.

|. Families should order their WINTER COAL at
once, and avoid the rush when cold weather comes
on. We are sc ling the very best PITTSBTRG
COAL at lowest market prices.
w. G. W1LXOr L CO.,
No. l66 Poydrss street.
We deliver gratis, with every order tor Coal q
sample box Of the celebrated CHINESE FIRE
LIGHTER warranted to kindle the fire without the
use Of wood. nO4 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

The only colored representative elected
to the Massachusetts Legislature is very
respectable and intelligent man, who has
served two terms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14
MACHINERY,
A RDl9IRON0D
FOUNDRY AID D0ILRR HANUEACToRY.
Corner of EEato ana New Levoe stroo6a.
INV OR1RAMS, Ia.
WI. ABMsTRONa, Manaese.

1lanazAsturer of Vertical sud aorissntsl Steon
11g1neA ouGee Mfla. Draining na6hinee. ooW
anA y1sat1N 1uil1inn yaEnaoS Moufha 0Fa1o
9ae1, Oo0o 01eek, 1ovfviAen, 0as 1otoFtn Iail1o01
ytgD1. eees Low Pseeg1re, l0eo0ottve Iiuo ri
Cyhn1sr DedleEe q N kiiA yDtsn, juice 0e100
I'D C1aEt4ogo, etA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

ElRsT GRAND FANCY AND
DRESS BALL
aIDeRNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MU.
TUAL AID ASSOCIATION.
sra tBRAKCH no. lIttts 4sr
Willie given at ,.t-
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
On Tuesday Eveslsg, Nevenber Il, 1871.
COMnrIfRB OF ARRANasNnNTe:
s wi1i.% @a ks.naghan' }Ssn }oSa S.lr, SNsil
richard ScGlo.kx Ssns,s Sssdy.
FLOOR xAxAsERs
jain McPhelin, L. r. Barrett,
p. Creagh, r. 3. Diamond.
B. 4. Mulane, Dennis Mccarthy,
2: Bradley, J. J. Bermineham,
william H. Byrns. Thomas ]. j. Flynn, JH.,
Thomas Mclaughlin, George McClosiey,
b 3. Burden, Frank McGoin,
n. Lawler, 3 H. Barley,
~,ef J. n Healy.
RECEPTION COMHIffHH
p C. Carey, u. J. Nugent,
B HAggertt, Dr. /. u Cowan,
John g. Roche, WilliaA Conway,
F. j. beseSy::. se.sy: %iii.a II 4 :; kss1ll'y' ks1lSy,'
Daaiel naheney, y. ). Sheehsn,
p. b Gilmore, william Cannon,
p HaRnan, Daniel N0rAxty,
James Goldsn, ....'
The Coumittee of Arrangements requests the
Floor AanaGeTs and Reception Committee e meet
MISC, November IA. at halfpast seven o'clock
oelS 10 - % no2 . l3 16 10
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FOR RENT,

><~~~~S~~~U~N~~o~~N><<o
TLEGANT ROOMS-FURNlSHRD-W on
~ without board, in that pleasant residence No
912 Cerondelet street. Suites S( rpome for fhmi.
He0, il desired. ae0
DOR RENTITaB DESIRABLE TWOsrORY
1br Anilieee conveniently located; terns ISGSS.
ste. Apply to Lock-box No. l6O. New Orleans
poGtoAaco. eelStf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

A8ORGE ALCES,
1SS.. .Rampart street. t......1SS
IN CIGARS THE FOLLOWING:
$50 q PENHsYLvAN1A LEAY TOBACCO, allers
and wrappers.
ia bales CUBAN LEAF TOBACCO, guaranteed
to be from vuelta Abeyo.
IA bales CUBAN LEAF TOBACCO. guaranteed,
to arrive.
], 800 pieces GRANADA RIBBON1.
100000 CIGARS, clear seed, Havana filters, clear
Havana, dry and ready for market.
nos I'm
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EIFTH LOUISIANA STATE FAIR.

Sealed proposals for privileges sf restaur.nts,
bars. soda, cakes fruit ETC.. for the nine days of
the Fair, commencing November lS, will be 10
ceived up to MONDAY, thirteenth instant, at
twelve O'Clock n.
For particulars see handbills, giving prices and
conditions, 1t the Office Of the Association, Me-
chanics Institute, New Orleans, Louisiana
..'. -. LUTHER HOMES,
MOI Secretary and Treaanrer
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BY.,oTELECRAPH.

By .,o TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NRWS FROM ALL POINTS
.,--.4L--tu9 - .--..--..& ------. w 4Nl 81
GRAND DUKE NOT M SIGHT
CHOLERA IMPORTED BY STEAMER
FORTY CASES AT NEW, YORK
..3 81 l.asg - e.-
RICH QUICKSILVER MINES
NO STAR CARS IN BALTIMORE
PURITY AT THE BALLOT
Henry Ward Reecher's Sermon
MACE AND COBURN FIGHT
DISCOVERY OF A CONSPIRACY
PLOT TO ARREST THEIRS
PRocLAI1GING THE EMPIRE
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D9EU61NGS Il ERNEST.
- III. Breusing) arthur J. EHnest, }
UPHOLST18ERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS.
Carpets, Nattings and Oil Cloths cleaned and
laid. Furniture covers made to order. All orders
viii receive prompt attention, and satisEAetio0
guaranteed
No. 20 Julia street, between Baronne and Dry.
AIDES, New Ofleona nos 1y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
RAMIE PLANTS FOR SALE.
Crescent City Ranie Planting
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
RAlnE PLANTS, securely packed for chipping,
for sale BY the thousand at reasonable rates.
Terms-Cash wien ordered.
Books Of subscription to the capital stock Of this
company are now open 1t the Office. No. In Csron'
delet street. WILLIAM HALL, President.
EDWARD ToMAfIs, Treasurer. 0cl8 Jun
old AND RELIABLE. a........
Estab,ished in lssa
LEON GODCHAUX's !.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING NAHUFACrORY,
d and dS9......Canal Street. -. 81 and s.
sl3, 2ls AND III OLD LEvsI,
Opposite the French Nest Market.
Every description Of
MEPe. YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDRRrs CLOTH
ING AID FURNISHING GOODS al~ays on hand
Home made and wen made
We challenge competition - t. quality of Goods
and low prices.
Our stock Of Fall and Winter Goods covers every.
thing required for the season by men; youths boys
or children, and win Be sold unusually low.
LEON GODCHAUx,
Nos. 81 and 50 Canal street,
49,. and sl3, sls and sl7 Old Lsvee street.
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P1ODADHuIE.

ICoN1NUkD On FOURTH PAcR 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-28

A LIVELY OLD EXPERIMENT WITH a MI
TRALLLEUSE AND A JAcKASs.-lt is in con-
temptation to mount mtraillcuses on the
backs of camels, and work them in that
novel position. 1t is almost needless to SAY
that the experiment has been tried in Eng
land for what experiments have we not
tried? But camelS in England are not
readily obtainable, and the Ordnance Com
mittee therefore selected one OF those jadcd
old asses which form so common feature
in the landscape ut Firth and Woolwich.
The animal quietly permitted itself to be
used in the service of science till the criti.
cal moment. The weapon on its back had
been loaded and pointed at the butts. when
it suddenly occurred to one of the commit
tee that the pulling Of the lanyard might
disturb the aim. 1t was therefore suggested
that the discharge should be effected with 4
lighted fuse. But the unpleasant tizz of
the latter appliance was too much even for
the patience Of Il donkey. The creature no
sooner heard the unusual sound than he
sent out his heels, and, turning completely
round, pointed the mitrailleuse among the
members Of the committee. The panic
which followed can be better imagined than
described, but fortunately everybody got
out OF harms way, and when the discharge
took place the wreichcd ass turned Il com
plete somerSault. Alter such Il co1ttsetcmps
we shall surely hear no more about 4 bat
TALON of camel mitraillcurS.
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DR.. KEYSER

Is physician or over thirty years' expert
ence, and graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, and of the University Of Medicine and
Surgery of Philadelphia.
Mr.. n. T. HEMBoLD: Dear sir I'm regard to tho
question asked me as to my opinion about Buchu,
would say that have used and sold the article in
various forms for the past thirty years. do not
think there Is any form or preparation oft have
not used or known to be used, in the various dis
eases where such medical patent would be tndi-
Gated. You are aware, as well as myself, that 1t
has been extensively employed In the various dis
eases Of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputa-
ton 1t hiss acquired In my judgment, is wa rraned
by the facts.
I have seen and used, as before stated, every
form Of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture,
fluid, extracts and am not cogniz ant Of any pre-
paraton of that plant 1T all equal to yours. Twelve
years experience ought, 1 think, to give me the
right to Judge Of its merits and, without prejudice
Partially, give YOU precedence nv= ;uis.aIs.
value your Buchu for 1t tueGGts on patients. |
have cured with II and seen cured with IT, more
diseases Of TIL bladder and kidneys than have
ever see; cured with any other Buchu or any other
proprietary compound of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. H. KEYsER, n. D.,
No. l4o Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
August II, 1855.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-28

ALUDIcRoUs AFFAIR.--A JerSeyman came
to this city yesterday and purchased a
horse, for which he gave i've hundred dol
lars. Rejoiced at having secured a eooG
bargain, he commenced paving his respects
to "John Barleycorn," and leading his
horse by hitching-strap, he wendell his
way down town. On arriving ut Shipper
street he tied the animal to a post, and
stepped into a tavern to take another
"smile." During his temporary absence a
dishonest youth Of ragged appearance
named John Fallon, came along, and seeing
no one about, cut the strap, and
led the horse away. Some police
officers observing Fallon leading such
valuable animal, and deemins something
wrong, took him into custody. Meanwhile
the jerseyman had become so elated that,
staggering out Of the groggery, he pro-
ceeded to his home across the river, utterly
obltyious OF the fact that he had bought a
horse during the day. After making in
Quiries, the officers learned that the Animal
lad been stolen from a resident AAe ~; an Nna
Jersey, and they, after dilieent search rel"
learned his name. He was notified tn M
pear ut the Central Station this atternonip.
ut which place Failon will have hearinn
Philadelphia Telegraph.
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HELnDoLD's EXTRACT BucIIU.
4 PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
: OF TWELVE YEARS. sTAEDIFa--
STONE PASSED AND TO
BE SEEN.
BURNSIDE, CONN. Dec. IT, 1869.

BURNSIDE, CONN, Deo' To- isp''
Or. ,Helmbold:: ..,,o
Dear Sir-It Is with much pleasure tnat ~
you upon facts respecting mysell. 40 no. ~ -
hardly how to express myself nave pseh ~. -.
last ten or twelve years the greatest sunerel me"
could be and live; but more sometines tnah
The complaint was the "kdneys" and " oiauoer'
uore consulted doctors both In Massachusetts ana
thie state. and taken pills may say by the quart
.,so 1touorsd medicines; but found no reiei
from any, and got worse the last SIX monsAs'
was go that / could scarcely get aoout
could not rest night or DAY. IL "ou'u
aeon have been SAN up'' With me II
had not seen your advertisement In The BerKsnl!e
Courier headed "Kidneys." READ II tnrouRh'
and thought wonld try 1t. 1purchased oolL.e'
but. mind you, had not much faith IN IL Why
should /, when had been trying so many tninss
and cost me go much Well, began taking II, ana
before Ihad taken the first bottle felt bad but
finished It and got another. By the time LOOK
half of the second still got worse tapparentisJ.
When I walked It seemed as If my right Kidney
Was falling from its place, and felt realty oao.
felt so before had finished the second that nad
made ND my mndit was no use trying any more ;
and all this time the 'Buchu was doing Its worR,
Int I did not know it. so I gave 1t up and vent 70
Hartford to one OF the best doctors In the CITY.
He said It was the neck Of the bladder ano sn'ua
have to undergo An operation. He gave me neui-
cine, and went home quite down'hearted. oIi
Sunday was unable to 60 to church. ! had not
taken any of his medicines, but on my return con-
tinued using "Buchu,'' and late in the afternoon
of that day passed the ugiest stone or gravel you
ever saw, covered over with little pieces which coli
lected together. 1t looks the color OF mud tnr-
tie, and hard as flint. So You see the ''Buchu J"
was doing its work, although 1 was feeilng SO
badly. procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others; but since that passed. when is
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been as Wen
as ever was in my life. have the stone securely
wrapped, and those who have seen 1t In this place
are surprised. This is true story of my case,
and YOU are welcome to make such use of my name
as YOU think proper. am pretty well known Ill
Berkshire; also in Connecticut. The advertise
ment saved me. Why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican is widespread paper
n auy one wishes to see this wonder they can
do So I could write all day, but l think nave
said enough for this time, as remain, ever your
well-wisher, EDWARD j.. hoW AM.
Paper-maker, Burnside, Hartford county, Ct
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Zeal Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT, WITH A
i BRICK ROUSE THEREON, NEAk GARY
sTREET II sIPSE ha AID sMiFH,s Rn
Gerry STORE AND RESIDENCE, AT AUc.
TION.-By virtue Of certain deed OF trust
executed 70 me as trustee from Robert D, Smith
and wife, dated the eth November, 1858, duly re-
cor ded In the Clerks ONCE OF the Richmond Hns-
Il rs or Caancerv Court in ID. b. 81 B.. page 4as,
shall, In execution Of the sstd trust, at the 70
quest OF the beneficiary In said deed sen " public
auction on the premises, on TUESDAY, the alss
OF January. 1871, at a. O'Clock y. d.. certain
LOT OF LAND, with y BRICK HOUSE thereon,
and all other improvements thereto connected,
having front on the south side Of street 10 feet
wide OF IS feet, and running back depth Of 1881
feet 10 Randolph street. .4.; s-rzz i
TERMS Sufficient In cash to deSray the expenses
accruing from said trust, aud 70 pay of certain
ne .ottabe note OF 600, dated the eth November,
1858 and pay able four months after date with In
.erest same from Its maturity until day or sale
and the remainder on such time snd terms - the
said Smith may direct or, On his failure so 70 do
as the said trustee may think &c. 4S 1870
iaao a. WELB0RSE NOISE, Trustee.