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New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
THE COURTS.
IN SEARCH OF A DIVORCE.

A young and rather gOOd-lOOking couple
entered Courthouse yesterday attred IN their
best Addressing Capt RyOn OF the Superior Court the
man said he search OF divorce The Captain di-
rected him to the Superior Court General Term room,
where Judge Spencer holding Special Ter1n and the
next moment the young pair stood In the august
presence the Court. Said the young gentleman, hat
and gloves in hand "Your Honor, we want divorce.
We not satisfied with each other and tEink we would
be happier apart" Judge Spencer asked the young
woman # she was Of the same opinion, and she replied
in the affirmative The Judge then Informed them that
their application not based on sufficient legal grounds
q Justify him granting their strange request and they
must continue 10 struggle together until sufficient
TO make their desire rational one. Thus
dismissed. the couple departed, smiling at the many
amused faces around tAen
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
DorNGs OF THE DOCK COMMISSIONERS.

The Dock Commissioners ordered, yesterday,
that all membranes be removed from Piers 81 and
7O f. f. and from the piers at the foot of Twentieth,
Tlirtieth, and Hammond sts., n. r. The petition OF
William 7. Blodgct asking permission 10 build bulk
head between sixtieth and sixtysecondsts n r., was
granted together with that Cf Edward F. Delaney Tor
permission TO bUd a pier uctWeen Seventy-eghth ana
Seventy ninth-s.s J.. r. The KnickerbOcker Ice Com
pany was gwen leave build platform upon the pier
between Twentieth and Twenty trststs., \. r., and d.
c. NewcOmb was allowed 20 extend the bulkhead be-
tween Eighteenth, Nineteenth, and Tweneth-st5 n. r.
The petition OF the lesecs O the bukhead AT the loot or
Bank-s N H., 10 assign their lease to the Washington
Ice Company was granted aud permission was given 20
the Ice Company erect Ice bridges The attention OF
the Board OF Health directed TO the bad sanitary
condition Of Piers 10 and 10, N r., occupied by the
Jersey city Ferry Company. communication from
the Harlem and New-NOrk Navigation Company, com
planning that their pier 20 the foot Of OnehuudIedand
twentieth-st., Obstructed by the Department OF
Parks referred 10 the Executive Committee The
per the foot Of ycuthst N r. was reported
broken down, and that At the foot OF Twenty thTdst
J.. L., greatly iuCumDered.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
THB CUSTOMS SERVICE.

SENATOR FENTONS BILL-sALARIES AND PER-
QUISIrES-TIIE MOIETY SYSTEM.
The bill introduced by Mr. Fentcn IN the
Senate March T. embodes Its principal feature pro-
visions for aboisng the system OF moetes, as 1t has
existed without modification since the passage of the act
of i7O9 which was drawn by Alexander Hamilton upon
the basis OF the British law Senator Fenton proposes
by the bill, while disseminating the allowance OF
moeties and perqusites Of whatever name or nature
paid TO and received by Collectors, Naval ohicers
Surveyors and other officers and employee to increase
the salaries OF those officials generally nearly double
their present amounts
The increase OF salaries for the service in the NewYork
Custom House, n She hill becomes law, is figured up
as follows by "A Customs official:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
HEATH AND RAPHAEL's ERIE STOCK - TIL
TRANSFER BOOKS.

The investigation as to what has become of
the 6O056 shares of Erie stock claimed by Heath and
Raphael continued yesterday before the Master in
Equity. large Erie Railroad baggage. wagon. drawn
by four horses required bring tho stockbooks of
the Company required by the subpoena duces ecum TO
the Masters Office. Mr.. Morgan, Mr.. Vandelpoel, and
Judge Fullerton appeared for Erie. and on behalf Of
Heath and Raphael, Mr.. Souhmayd conducted the ex
animation Of Mortimer Smith, who testified as follows:
Ibve Of the Erie Rsoad Company
half; Hoo ~ Otis The Seceti be has charge Of
Of stock hut the Assistant ecre'sty genera per
Transfers
the stock celt1eates
O 10 oe the transaction Of the transfer Of the stock Of the
Ere Railroad Company james H. Coleman veri A. em
Ter checking and suppose the vas made hut
have not the transfer The transfer book Tor Sepem
br / 90 then prolusI and examined -, 80
d Does Ills an Of The msde on the 6th o sep
temher 60l A. don't krow this Is te op transfer hcA -,
U there tanfrr made for each oerlelle! a.
don't did Ser htni-Oa checked them Oh
ID he oi me OrgnRi certh
Gates rsc5fv5 i transfer iFon Coleman taS pacc
A. II John L. Hilton
o. What has original Gcs,es hst devrei
Of those ssrl A. They must have b'n
clerk for checked thn tey Cancelled am
10 anitOr otce
(,eyetal more OF books then examined En appeared
200 Of the shares stock cre 10y eh Raphael
sta ding persons The aces Of these
slsreS had round holes punched 10 tIcm
shares these round
holes ihem do wis ej hre and what they mean
f. IA c,itGca with H. C. handed
the witneas
Do gon letters and sgures 10 who's hand
Whiting thev arel a. | 30 no.
O usual canceld crifo1tesl A. The
holding make what marks they plea IN h,m
Have clerk connected With ie transfer be stock whose
Initials are VI. C.l a. No
Mr hnayd-l don't sGch things on O'bef ceTuhcaes
Investigation adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
/, A BOSTON BURGLARY.

THE STORY OF A BOSTON BUkULAhi'
NOW 800 DOZEN MD GLOVES WERE sTOLENI In
ARREST OF THE THIEvEs-PARr oF ihH
GOODS FOUND IN THIS CITY, =,
party of burglars broke into the s'ore VI
c-nrrchm. Gilman { Co., At No. 80 Chaunceyst Boston,
,,, ~ Ian Is and stole 800 dozen kid gloves
,,th a. ooo and l6 uieces Of silk, worth saSo IL was
.usnocted that George Hail. noted English buIgiar n
engrayer who had served two terms IN tno ~naS'"O ~
.etts State Prison, was one OF uo ~,
concerned In this burglary. AFTER conSuei"o'0
,oorch Hall was traced TO the residence OF DR.
Uo,er in Oxfcrdst.. where he Lad boarded uhoer 'he
cuse OF a mcr, an;ilc agent Mrs. Hojer was ~ nis'
estd % te Whit Size knew concerning him, but nhalN
cold Detective Wood the night on wheh the Dur
elary occurred, Hall and man whom ne hau poo o IN IN
company with an express man, bringing several
large bundles These were taken 10 nan IoUin, I
9aSSSS veS aMS1 a@G avn we % Ian ana % his companion
placing the bundles in the wagon MT, nue. i m Tho
their room and giral wrappngs lying ON INC
floor. she was able 70 describe these with suneeht
accuracy 10 render Il that the packages of goods
those stolen nom tho store of Messrs ChuichIi'
ssarch was At once made FOR Hall and he was arrested
IN u house iu Pessalt-st. where lac was living with
woman who passed as ms wife He refused u make any
statement ani wa, locked Up 70 await further develop,
ynents RicIari Magairc, the express-man who had
arted the gOOls, was next arrested. and from him 1t
was learned thai the stolen C00ds had been removed TO
the Providence Depot and thence sent 10 Providence In
care of Peter MagIrc, one on the burglars Detective
discovered 17 dozen OF the srOen gloves Mcguire was
taken back to EOston and Locked up John alas splts
fowler proprietor Of pane house in PeasantIst % VINO
vas seen In the company II the prisoners DeIoo ae
after The burglary wa- also ed All we're event
ually indicted W the Grand Jury, and are now awtg
trlai on Tuesday last o. dozen OF the stolen goHes
we're offered flr sale to simon Sehgman of NO ~
inst i'm this city. ThCy recognized by one OIL ,9e U
kaesmen portion OF an invoice tDdt hi9 p01 %
ihe Bceton nrm iu November last. MT. Chulchlii
vas in town at the time, and being informed
of The fact identified the gloves portion OF those
stolen Detective Field OF the Fifth Precinct traced lhe
gloves back through tho NIds or several commission n
merchants 10 RndGlph i oSih aobaceo dealer IesI
ing I'm HObOken. lie unable 10 give any satisfactory
account as thC gloves iutO his sslon,
and was accordingly a. resfc Yesterday he taken
before Justice Hogan at thc TOnbs aud committed 10
await AL examination.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
UNION PACIFIC LAND-GRANT Bonds.
OFFICE OF MORTON, BLISS & CO., BANKERS, !
NEw-YORK, March 20, 1871.


The undersigned offer for sale the balance OF the
Land Grant Bonds Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. The Road has been in operation about
twenty months 1t is complete in all respects, and
its earnings have averaged SSOOOOO0 per annum.
These Bonds bear per cent interest, coupons paya-
BILE April and October. They are receivable, at par,
in payment for the Company's lands. The total
amount of lands to which the Company is entitled
under grant from Government is 12,0S0O00 acres.
The total amount of Land-Grant Bonds issued is
S1O4OOOO0 The land sales have already been 29 sS3
acres at average price of 4 46 per acre. The re-
manning H. 7s7 III acres, at average valuation Of
but 81 per acre. are worth S235742Si. With the
proceeds of lands sold the Company have retired
$4,000 bonds and will continue to retire bonds as
rapidly as lands marketed. Col Thomas A. Scott.
Vice President of the Pennsylvania Company, and
President of this Company, estimates the net earn
ings for the ensuing year at Si5OOOoO exclusive Oh
the Land Department., to be applied to interest ana
dividends. He says that "ths result cannot but DO
deemed by all practically versed in the history o,
new railway lines. as indicating successful Ii'uie'
MORTON, Bliss X Co.,
30 Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
CoLrAx 4 ovERroN-s pIsHONEsT CLERKs

The investigation into the theft OF clothing
and other articles from the store of COfax Overton,
NOS 2S4 and Broadway by Walter Hornef and John
W Jones two o. their employees. the details Of which
we're gwen in TIKI TRIBUNE yesterday, was begun yes
terday before Justice Hogan at the Tombs Albert T.
Colfax senior member OF the m testified that Jones
had admitted to him that HOrner and he had stolen
about 5000 worth Of goods from the store these were
given TO Patrick Sullivan, then living in the Bowery'
near Pell-st and were forwarded by him to Chicago,
where a store 10 be opened for their sale
che proceeds 10 he divided IN Ihe
proportion of twofths 20 H0Tner, two hfs 70 SuiVan
aud oneifth to Jones; sullivan went to Chicago ana
assumed the Of william Johnson he had as 2 part
nCr James M,lOncy, whom Jones had occasionally met
I'm this city ~ company with Sullivan; they opened
store 26 North Cars Chicago; the store was closed
Dec. after being kept open short time Jones, making
that he SICK, absented hise from ms EN-
pOyers for several day visited Chicago and there
found that the goods had been pawned by sullivan and
MalOney and the proceeds appropriated by them
Maloney passed there under thc name of Maguire the
letters SuliS Iorucr were directed 10 j.
William jackson. station A." MdlOncy denied that he
was IN Chicago the time stated, and denied chat
nc was a partner in the business with Sullivan.
on this affidavit Ot Nr. CJax, and confession OF
Gheir guilt by Homer end Jones, the Magistrate com.
mtted them 70 await tial. Maloney was committed
~ await "a further examination.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
interest the bOnds and no doubt exists that they

interest on the bonds and no doubt exists that they
will moro than double within she ensuing year
contract has been secured with the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company obD-
gazing the latter TO invest 80 per cent Of gross earn
lnes derived from traffic with the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Minnesota Road in the bonds Of this
Company. This arrangement makes practical oon-
sohdation OF the two roads, and establishes large
sinking fund for the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Bonds
The convertibility privilege in these bonds en-
abes them to be exchanged for stock at par at any
time. This secures to the holder. at his option,
share IN any excess of earnings over the interest
obligation
An exchange Of Government securities for thess
bonds returns 9i per cent interest instead Of per
cent, which is all that Governments pay at present
price, besides leaving immediate gain Of about 20
per cent in price for renyestment.
The subscription price Of the bonds is co. and
accrued interest in currency.
All marketable securities taken in exchange, free
Of commission and express charges.
HENRY CLEws g. Co., B. Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
THURSDAY. April 6-P. NJ.


The course Of stock speculation to-day has
been similar that OF yesterday tie volume ~ business,
however being Insignificant except IN the usua special
ties A. Tomorrow will be sort of hallholiday, there
was but little dispOsiu eyinced TO mako important
ventures and no new combinations likely TO be en-
tered into before next week. The prevailing feeling Of
the street is buish Notwithstanding the increased rates
and active demand for money while the staid coerya
lives who have witnessed the ups and downs Of Walst
for the past quarter Of century shake their heads at
the enthusiasts and say IN stocks may higher with
persistent buying but that they ought in the natural
order OF thing to decline. The market opened strong
and so continued until the First BoarI, when it became
list though ut midday a steadier tone apparent
More steam put in TIE afternoon and the entire
market became strong, thus remaining With very slight
exceptions up close. The changes have been less
wide and frequent than usual and have been confined
within a narrow compass. Reading and Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western though strong did not MAIN
tain buoyancy OF yesterday After these stocks the
larger dealings in NewYork Central Hudson Lake
Shore North Western st. Paul, Ohio ana Mississippi.
Rock Island and Wabash the sales Of the last named
being very large late in the afternoon. Investment Sc
curtes dull but strong on sales OF Panama at III
Fort Wayne 99 Chicago and Alton ilsI the Preferred.
100 and ST. Louis aud Iron Mountain, 56 Miscellaneous
shares were neglected In Pacific Mail and Western
iion the coal stocks bling steady, except Maryland,
which rose per cent to 3 Express shares were quiet
The following table shows the CHEST and lowest prices
atnola ada fn-fa
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Tombs Police Court Justice Hogan yester-
committed Daniel sullivan H. for siaD wal ct contsiung
sO from the pocket Daniel H. Putney in BroadNsy Nesey
In the Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
IaAett yesterday Henry Msms for stealing pper OB Ai0ph
80 lO WOOes Peh H. ete cei @ three aud
months imprisonment At hard Labor Andrew j. Wgb stealing
b4O C. H. March State Prison three and b.
Anlrew Reilly committing dpreasons the Hudson River h
CompanT Kelly and Michael sullivan stealing
e. Spencer No. ~ WIEeasi four and sI
months each.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, James Gu
proprietor o keno gambling saloon arrgn Usieray
ss~audng samuel Ney conductor of the Rail
Cusek while nioIicd got on the re platform of
being requested seat ne or 10 get on snk
Eey The face and pulled out revolver Tue conductor called o4cer
the Pre- WHO arrested Cuc AL blougtt h before
Justice shsndev he placed 400 hs for
trial A, the Su-es Daniel Kelly Of No. 81, Itba
bell Abbng Michael Brennan Of No AZ West Forty second IT. IN
the thigh
In the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
Shsndfv Yesterday James DIXON convicted Of stealing FI from
Of Hacksek n j. and ng old ohen-e "as sent
10 tho Pntena months fined Arm Fnregsh
stealing shawl from MaT smith Penientsry one
Callahan, assAuug Officer Neal OF the bhie nh
fined 3D. John Ryan stealing i've feet Of sa PIPE Lom
George b. Clark eDtens four months MaRgie fierce zeal ng
Is AiOpb Col tmsn, two moDhs Nih9a he'eI As ag
COok nOnbs james Mee aAsAulung fsflcA NEIL
ten daY 10 Prison.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
Coleman Benedlct,s closing quolations were:

Although tomorrow. Good Friday, Is not legal holi-
day. yet It will be observed such by the Stock Ex
change and Gold Room. which have voted to adjourn
over until Saturday The banks and Government offices
will he open, though new business Is likely to be
transacted Gold has been very quiet to-day, partcu
lary this afternoon when the price was unchanged at
lIo the range OF the day having been
The lending rates ranged from fiat for borrowing to s.
a. H. and per cent for carrying The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared
600 gold balances, ss7e92 currencybalances ST.
O769S The ae Of Treasury gold drew out bids aggre-
eating s313Ooo at 1095 to iloi3. OF which soOo were
taken at no n to llOi, Details are follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
The CULVER PENN q co. BANKRUPTCY CASE
VARIOUS Forms OF PETITION FOR ADJUDiCA-

In the United States District Court, yester-
day, in the bankruptcy Of Culver, Penn Co., who
faiyed for t2Oe0C)) Judge BlatchiOrd gave de-
cOn overriding TIE objections TO the jurisdiction OF the
Court and discussing the various forms In which an ad-
iudeaton In bankruptcy may be pettOned for. In the
course OF his long opinion Judge Blatc hfOrd
10 eonisno thai the Penn against tle Cnlgers
pooeeng involuntary btntuptcy and that tie
petition soOud sge htuug
hm some one OF The s of blusrpey specified E sectoD 80
Of tie scL ln these We've ! cannot The petition
q Penn far a. lie concerned voluntary under
sson H. 10 addition 1t sates hst h. Is IN which
10 and whose 10
" tie then aBd es that thsy debts which
shabs pay. II alleges m tie otte have
been ed BY the eo1 g. aue viii hm the pneauon
that they Refused N do aud that be desires 70 eject
tsnirptey Of the copannefhp ea schedules
sad Ass Of tie cops t pags member thereof
bankrupt WLe The Authority insert
iHF these n the petition Of Penn, for
ting petition By Penn Praying for az adjudication
s2ee Culre unless ne Cu the petition Containing
fG IL found
AID 10 general No. 49, The jJh section provides
shsFs vho petne IN ale shall be dudge
baiu either the petition Of sub parnsrs or any Of them
Ne petition Of creditor ~ tie parners warrant shall issue
shch al the joint stoc tr Goe Of the coprnersAP and also all
clearly up hat who ooIaners may be ad
Indicated bnkrupts deru0 OF petitions; Irsi tie
SuOn Of al the tie etuoD % one 0i The copatuef
Jhtrd the petti0n " cr-tii0r Of he cJIaunen
The pooerdg The Of oil he purely youn
tsfy Det0t under d. Nh hrg al unite H. Jurisdiction
> al Of them app Il Ny cr ng m hlsna.
IL 1be sesl Tie Catn esi oe ~% said N 1s geuon y"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK A. D. HAl
FISK & lIATCH,

HARVEY FISK. A. o. ia IN
FISK & lIATCH
Bankers and Dealers in G0reTmeRt Securities,
No. 5 Nassau-st., New York, April 4, 1871.
Holders Of Fire Trenty Bonds must shortly decide be-
reea an eren exchange for Government bonds bearing s.
Al or per cent interest and some other form Of Unrest
nent in which the present premium on their Five
Twentes may be saved and their rate Of interest re-
main unimpaired.
Safe and reliable six per cent securities, in which
investors can feel confidence, must be largely sought
after and materially advance in market value, rs 1T
becomes apparent that the Fye-Twenties cannot be
relied upon to run much longer at per cent, and
that hereafter Government bonds cannot be expected
to Weld more than about four per cent per annum on
their cost
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD BONDS are among the
most desirable per cent securities in the market.
They are amply secured. are well known and OF
established credit in all the principal money markets
of the world, and are regularly quoted and dealt in
at the Stock Exchanges of New-York, Amsterdam,
Frankfort, Berlin, and London, and are as readily
saable in large or small amounts, at any time, at
quoted market rates, as are Government bonds.
The earnings Of the Central Pacific RailrOad Com
pany in 1870 were nearly $s000OOO, and the increase
for January and February of this year indicates that
the earnings for 1877 will rot be less than from
SlOOOOyOOO to Sl2OOOOOO. with net profit OF not
less than S5CO0CC0, while the interest liabilities OF
the Company are less than S2,0O0,C00 per annum.
We deal in these bonds and buy and sell them at
current market rates. and believe them TO be as alb
solutely safe as any investment can be.
They can now be had in exchange for Five-Twen-
ties at profit of about Is per cent. This profit
may be realized and per cent gold interest contin-
ned with entire safety Fisk & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
T. NELSON LUCKY UNDER ARREST.

j. Nelson Lucky was arrested, yesterday, by
Abner b. Newcomb, special agent Of the Treasury De-
plrment on the charge Of Withholding, the 2Glh OF
November 1863 and continuing to withhold at the pres
ent time, 500 bounty money from Joseph Kelley dis
charged soldier for whom he collected It, Lucky was
held by Commissioner Davenport In $1,000 bail for oIan
nation. Decisions of Pennsylvania and Scw-JCrsey
Courts declare the Oeuse Of swndling discharged sol
diers Of their bounty contumacious Ohcnse
unaffected nv "a statute of limitations (Which outlaws
criminal Ofnses OF this nature in two years. unf Mr.
NewcOmb Intends to have the question decided by the
Courts Of this district.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND hiNNhooiA -.
RAnwAY.-The completion of this Road has gwen 70
its First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonus u az
established character equal to any mortgage issue
dealt in at tho Stock Exchange. We are piep"r.u.
buy and sell these bonds, at any time at our pans,
G-House at market price-thus placing them on
,hs s,ms has;. FOR temporary or permanent invest
mept. with Governments or any other security i,
tn. honds ara a first and only mortgage OF
soo ooo nor mile based on railroad that has cost
s,ooCo and which commands without competition
all ,he traffic of Northern Iowa and Southern Mime
sota-sborteninx the distance from ST. PAU 10 I'M
cago As miles, aud to St. Louis more than W mics
Tho net earniugs are already largely IN eic0S' VI
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
DECISIONS--APRIL 6.

Sppreme Court Chambers - BY Judge Brady
wry sgi Pore-Alownee Of $500 granted Ben'on sgt hdet
granted Paber DUnsySe opinion Fol agt Fol
Mooney.-M morsniG for counsel Comsocf sgL Martin
Motion granted Nicholson sgt Heuos-peidel; or
der directed Boes agt Dus-Deedei CLERK directed to ar
costa Brandy Fulton-Moon coBftouEy opinion
Friedman PrseMoton anel WITH leave 10 amend kogef'
agt Moo-MOuon granted lenGe gt Jamea-Aouon granted see
opinion
Meyif rg SHhaye r. Co-Csse settled and orteTel 10 be
6Iei Epe en at Eppeeo-MoOn granted Tucker sgt Mefa
security Moshogsky OBren-Odcr set
i ana directed TO Burrows 1gt Burrows ton decided
Jordan sgt ami INJUNCTION granted
with 10 ~
By uge Watson Bishop sgt Empire Trans
pTsoD Co Bsgget Bolton Jacks q al, Merrill hgt
Merrill. Mass BgL Gtrgs0n.-Oflers granted
Common Pleds-SpecidI 1erm-By Judge Loew.-
Service AIT GrotzlOTd granted GlRnch sgt Gauchl5ore
grsue 10 Ianf sie Rmler ugoOrder Of srest Amen
can Mutual Co sgt FsneMoon denied without costs
Wolf deuie but plaintiff have an order placing
the cause on tie calendar Third Friday Of April Anderson Sg
Deanng.-MonOn denied, without COSTS
R Jadge Van KAmAk ct sLhoton granted
BIO costs 10 a'ide event ,,.-,,
Proceeding dsGsed &e Woodward Stesrns e AL
Motion granted.
Marine Court-Pdrt by Judge Curtis Bell agt.
Prsnkn-JugmeDt verdict for tue plaintiff M - ana costs WIZ
S5 allowance Coenheger ag acknowledgement io The psnn
Tor s5 ord Pohos sg saekettJ lmenl Tor oe pam
Judgment for plaintiff for t29 u AMI costs Will +I allowance
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
A British soldier writes from Herbert

A British soldier writes from Herbert
Hospital Shooters Hl a comrade as follows giving
his experience outwitng the doctors; Previous to
going to hospital tongue with chalk ready for
the word your tongue then. when the doctor
is going 10 feel your pulse be sure to knock your eDo"
against the wall and II will beat 10 any number IN
minute; then II YOU wish to persevere 10 be invaided
be the lookout for friend TO bring you b OF raw
buOcks liver every morning, IN order 10 sp blood IOf
tho doctor; of course have little bit Of the liver In your
mouth under your tongue Icsb ready lOr hln WHOM hc
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

round the hospital ward md have good piecs
ready to spit out for him when he approaches your
then give great sigh and groan, aud you ARE sure to
be ordered lamb chops chicken rice pudding port wine,
Gunnesss stOut-n fact you may live the fat OF the
land for the remainder Of your soldering which will not
be long; but depend upon It, you OF pension,
eyen under ten years service"