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The New York herald., 1871-02-27
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AHUsEMENTs-sEoosD PAeE-Fourth, NTH and sixth
oaaSa 1Glumn
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-sEoosp PAoB-Frst
rAsnr, sssmn
BsoosLas REAL EsTATs FOX sALE"SsD sG PAsr-
BUSINESS PAer-ssth COL
sH ZEAL sasE P5R
CLERKS AND sALEsMES-srvESrH PAGE-Fourth
zsb sssH
ePHn and sixth
pANciNa %%1s ACADEMIES -srcosp PAen-si..h column.
DsY T % 1Rs h
FgRNIsME1 l1i. DITHIHp 8 A D P4aE-Flith column
fiNxsci1L.Fiasr PxeE-Third column ' '''' ''''''N'
F1kSsHEp F1k Rooas ASp s TO
THIRD PAeE-Fifth ana sixth columns.
hAsETs.d COL
HELP WVANrED-MALEs-srvrs PAen-nf.h col
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs- SEVENTH PAaE-rhird
HORSES CARRiAGEs. 4c-r,nsr PAeE-second col
HOUSES, ROOMS, 40, wXSTED~sEcosD PAcr-Firs.
INsTRUCIIoN1 FIRST PAsEsecond column
GEN real ESTATE FOR sALE-Tn1RD PAGE
LECTURE sSxsoS.zsnoosp pAeH-si1tA column.
LEGAL NOTlCES-THIRD PAGE Sixth column.
LOAN OFFICES--SECoND PAGE-Thrd column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
MACHINERY-SEvFNTH PAGE-Sxth column
MARBLE MANTELS-SECoND PAGE-First column.
MATRlMONIAL-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
MEDlCAL-TuiRD PAGE-Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS-TKNTH PACE
Sixth column.
Observation-Disclosures PAGE--Thrd column.
MUSICAL SECOND PAGE-Ffth column.
PERSONAL--FIRsT PAGE-First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE--Fourth column
PROPOSALS. SEVENTH PAaE-Sixh column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TmRD PAGF--Second and third columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANaE-THIRD PAGE-Third
REAL ESTATE WANTED-THIRD PAaE-Fourh column
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Thrd column
SALES AT AUCTIoN-sEooND PAGE-second and third
columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First, second and third columns
sITUATIONs.wANTED-MAL SEVENTH PAGE-Fourth
column
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Frnsr PAer-Frst and second col.
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.-Frrsr PAaE-second co.,
THE TRADES SEVENTH PAGE-Fifth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THIRD PAGE
Fourth column.
TRAyEILERs' 1UiDE-zF FInsr PAGE sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
THIRD PAGE-Sixh column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Second column
WINES, LIQUORS, &o-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsr PAGE Second
column.
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SsTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
~ ryng the United Sta'es mails.
- Sailing every Wednesday.
WISCONSIN, Williams March l, Mt 12l9 p.
WfOMlNG, Whneay.. March I, at H. M
From Pier 46 North river
Cabin passage, Sso gold; steerage, $3.50, currency
PREPAID tickets, 1888, currency
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg Norway
and sweden &c Drafts ON Ireland England France and
WILLIAMS < GuIoN, 20 Broadway
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A REFINED AND EDUCATED YOUNG GENTLEMAi
n from the South, and having no acquaintance In Ney
and vivacious disposition, with view to matrimony Al
dress for zen days, Captain WIN. L. WokrhlN1ioN, DO
922 Herald Office.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, &C.
EOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS
uptown patrons we have opened Branch oace at 2te
Broadway Thirty for receiving advertise
mens and subscription for the NEW YORK HERALD with
out extra charge Ths Is the only uhorzed branch
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NDERsON CO., NO. CHAMBERS sSTREET.-MONEY
"A loaned Immediately New York and New Jersey Real
era securities first second third &c, Mortgages Bonds and
Stocks negotiated.
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DRY GOODS.

ESOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS
uptown patrons we have opened branch onlce a 348
Broadway corner street for receiving advertise
inents and subscription for the NEW YORK HERALD with
out extra charge This only authorized branch Office
in this city, Open from A. NJ I'LL p M every day In the
year
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AT R. y. MAcY's.
AIR. Ii. MACY's
Continued attractions at Macy's
Continued attractions Macy's
Having largely increased stock Of
White Goods,
White Goods,
enabled to duplicate goods which there
More of those
More OF those
Victoria Lawns, at II cents.
More of those
Dotted Swiss Muslns at I9 cents.
Fine Striped Marseies at 23 cents.
Counterpanes at ~ 81.
All Linen full size Napkins at IS cents per DOZEN
We have also fine assortment of
laa'esI IN h1sen nsw dssIgns' and nsce Sets
Sets Of Bridal Underwear,
at reasonable prices
Ladies' Neck Ties,
" '.S''' TO SaI contrast spring suits.
French Flowers -
IN this city
During this coming season
we design making
Our Millinery Department
specially attractive
TO patrons.
all the new shapes In Hats,
all the styles in Flowers,
all the shades In Ribbons
will be exhibited
early possible customers and at prices that win
induce them to purchase
Do forget that also have department devoted to
t House Furnishing Goods,
and that stocking 1t abundanty for the coming
Everything o useful way,
from Door Mat TO a Backing Brush, -
from Iron Dishcloth to a Flutng Machine,
from n Spice Box a Commode,
from Butter Pat to a Carpet Sweeper
can be found In this department.;
Hosiery
Small Wares
trimmings,
Perfumery,
Toilet Articles
Laces
EmbrosRxvSs,
Opera Fans,
Parasols,
at our usually popular prices.
R. H. MACY,
Fourteenth street, Thirteenth street and Sixth avenue
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FINANCIAL.

A EXECUTORS FUNDS TO LOAN.-oNE SUM OF
IN. xl0Cu0 and of b50o00 Also 5000 600 10 loan, in
- C j. CLARK, 202 Broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NOTICE
IN NARRAGANsETT STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FALL RIVER LINE.
CHANGE OF TINE.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. "a, 1871,
the
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY,
forming the line
BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River,
will leave at r. NJ,
instead of r. NJ, as heretofore.
a. r. SIMONS, Managing Director.
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COAsTWTSE STEAMSHIPS

DACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
i Through Line
California and China.
freight and passage greatly reduced
First class, steerase,
$l25 TO Yl7n $50,
according to location of berth.
These rates Include bertns board and all necessaes Tor
of the above line pier 42 North river
Canal street, at IL o'clock noon,
on the 4,h and goth of each month,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
v1ous.
One hundred pounds of baggage free to each adult Med
March I ouEAN QUEEN. Captain A. C. Jones,
Meeting with MONTANA, Captain Cavsry. -
Departure OF .0n month win touch at San jose Qua
tenaa and Paq.a Arenas. o.. u-..,.,o .nr,, !, for
All freight for San Francisco go be received
Freight for Ceaira American South Pacific ports will
be received until r. on Thursday March :, only y,.a All
usual facilities afforded shippers IN collecting nanu
ag epbt or passage tickets and all further information
apply al 'ne 'N'e p'' = F. R. BABY, Agent.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
y Atlantic Mail steamship Company;
Sailing rn ssgnnr n essry Norm ve O'CLOCK pre-
MoRko Castle. Capt i. Adams. March 2
MISSOURI capl j. b. Edwards March is
For freight or passage applyWso pIMocK. President.
Mob Bowling Green
IS The steamship SAN FRANCISCO WIN be despatched to
Hamilton taking freight for 81 Georges, from pier 81 North
river. on Thursday, March 2, at o'clock 2 n. ,,
For freight os passage apply TO w. II. WEBB,
"a Exchange place.
IL New York and Mexican Mail Steamship line, leaving
rr Of Gs MnR M direct for March
cEEoPATkA, Philips, Tor freight, sasasday aareS i
CITY OF MEXICO Tmmerman.. - sdnesday March =,
ClsEoPATRA. Philips for freight . Saturday Aprh
''' 's'Sn' PALE AIExXsSss aRSS SONS, s. Broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

U,OR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS
uptown patrons have opened Branch Office at ,24
broadway street for receiving advertise
without extra charge This is the only authorized branch
this city Open from A. till p NJ. every day IL
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A ssEssMENT, GoULD CURRY MINING COMPANY,
n $a So coin per share, delinquent March 3o delinquent
sale April 20 Payment may be made az Agency Bank OF
California. LEES 4 WALLER SS Pine street.
NEW YORK. Feb. u, 1871.
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DRY GOODS.

NIME. pEMoREsTS GRAND OPENING OF THE
M Spring Fashions Wednesday March L. at S3s Broad
waywi bc offered on this occasion the most brilliant dis
play of designs adea' and chdrens Dresses
presented In New York ready the day opening
the mmoh Bulletin Of Fashions and Lima Ames book,
what to Wear" Proo 10 cents.
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N,AssELS, PRINCES, GIMPs, CORDS DRESS BUT
TONS Ornaments, Ac manufactured Tor the wholesale
trade; trimming manufacturers supplied with Materials
cash trade. FREDERICK MAYNARD. l0g Liberty
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lex 9Th AVA LADY GIVES LESSONS IN ENG
lJO lsh branches drawing painting, photograph
ing, flowers Photograps painted Paintings for sale
Gail on or address TEACHER.
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something iOr the Young.


Our very. pleasant cotempor-
rary, Hearth and Home, tells its
young readers how t) take a
coin ent of water without wet.
ting the hard, and this is their
method: fill plate with water
to the depth of about a quarter
of an Inch; coin is then plac.
ed in the wateS a piece of pa
per is then lighted, and put,
while burning, on the surface
OF the water, and covered with
a tumbler. as The paper burns
under the tambler, the wrer
will rush up under the tumbler
and leave the coin IN the plate,
when it may be lifted without
wetting the fingers. This is a
very interesting experiment, as
it affords good illustration Of
the expansive power OF heat,
and Of the pressure Of the at
mosphere. But we will tell
our young friends Of a more
wonderful and equally simple
method OF doing the same
thing. Sappose, you were re-
quired to take coin from the
bottom ofa deep jar, OF, even a
pail of water, without wetting
yourh hand, and supfoseiurther,
that your naked hand was
thrust through the water, how
do, Ayou, !snl pose llt9couldAbe
donel Simply by shaking a
little alycopodiumJ Substances
that may be procured cheaply
at any drugstore, over the sur.
face Of The liquid. Tler
plum ee your had bold but
steadily into the water and it
win not wet you in the least.
The cause Of the waters not.
wetting tie hand is the same
In principle as aibat (which
causes the dew dropto staadin
spherical drops on he cabbsge
lep6 q id The water TO roll of a
ducks back without wetting it.
Bya somewhat similaripo#er
spi lers and other Insects walk
on tho aguralsscea Of the. 1af'r
without wetting themselves,
and fwitpout sinking in the il.
ddil to any percep'ible al gree.
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TIE ninth plank of the Deta.
ocratic State platform adopted
at Columbus, on the first inst,
reads as follows: 27a s'a. s2sns
'rhat We are in favor OF a
strictly revenue tariff conforfa.
ed to the theoryrand principles
Of all other just and wise tex
laws, opposed to the protectieu
theory, SO called" >. 20" l's
Now, we opine that it viii
take more explanation thsa
the most eloquent Democratic
orators are capable Of to- eS-
plain away The meaning Of that
plank, or compel the, laboriag
men of this county. to utrain
with a party holding such pria.
ciples. '.' Nah
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.McUOOk's NYar0ItecorA, 90
The following is the entire
record Of Geo. j w dMCCoo in
the war, taken from @0hie ia
the War;" page 6Ss: Q s~ij IL!
"The Thirty.ninlh Batallioh
Ohio NationaiGaard, of Carroll
county, wore consolidated &c
Camp Chase ON the 18th 'Sf
May, 1864, forming the iosa
Hundred and fifty.sesehsh
Ohio Volunteer lnfantry.uiT The
regiment was mustered into
the service on the same day
aid was ordered to report 10
General Wallace at Baltimore.
1t was assigned to General TT.
ler's command; and after re.
naming IN camp a few weeks,
was ordered to Fort Delaware.
During the remainder Of Sh
term of'serrice the regiment per-
formed guard daty orer ff@a
tacelrs TO fourteen Mousana,pms.
oners. AT the expiration ofiH
enlistment the regiment report.
ed at Camp Chase, and was
mustered out on tire ID Of Sep .
tember, 1864" ,fg
1t was said of the celebrate;
English statesman, Edmuns
Burke, that he monopolized al
the talent of his family; IN
like manner it may be saS
of Gen. McGook that while lno
stood gaurd, other members % t
the family monopolized all thss
fighting. -I.y . f,
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Macbeth Vallaudlgham>s Feas

Macbeth VallandIgham's Feast
While the Ohio democratic
politicians meet in state cor:
vention = and rasove 10 bury
the de ID past Of the democrat.
ic party out of sight of tn
people, and that it shall no
more be remembered against
them, Mr.. Jefferson Gavis rises
up in the South, and proclaims
with sepulchral voice that the
democratic party is not dead;
that the lost cause shall tri
umph, and that it shall be
through the success If the
northern democracy. His cry,
rising above the noise and con
fusion of the convention, is
like, the presence of Banquo's
ghost at Macbeth's feast. Even
while they were formally re.
solving that all of democracy
was buried until after election,
he rises with all his murders On
his head to confound them by
the declaration that to them he
10 ks for the triumph of the
cause the south fought foB and
he 'exh,rts the reip g Of the
south to wait paitiently, to
concede nothing and to abate
nothing,Ifor thrs northern de.
mocracy will soon bring them
aIvictory. y'at sa.rs.1 4 4',
And this reminds us that
about the time that the same
grand con 1aaadsr Cot The Sons
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From the Basyrps JonrnsI.i -
THE NEW DEPARTURE.
TUNE. King Of the CanatSal Islands.

l t4F ~ 80 sAa = y. H''if'etH -@'''N
TUNE. King Of TIE Cdnai6al Isldnds.
40 .grs,v u .---- gniHsf IN
oh have you heard the latest news:
The butternuts have got the blues,
/ Because they find they can't refuse
TO take the new departu ure. d'
The martyr from across the lake, o.,
Determined for his Own dear sake,
The copperheads should boldly take
! IA brilliant new departure. r-H
CHORUS. ~
HOkey, pokey, winkey wan.
The new departures all O. sham,
Got up to serve Vallandigham,
Who leads the new departure.
First to chosen dfty-one, ~ ,..,,
AtDayton, was the scheme begun:
He told them there what should be
About the new departure.
The negroes Row must be respected,
The three amendments be accepted,
The Martyr. too, must be elected.
BY aid Of the new departure.
Rejecting now repndiation, g ..-r.r
They'll pay thewar debtofklfe nStion,
In greenbacks ~ their own creation,
an, As,part of the new departure;
Then too much currency to prevent,
with unlimited greenbacks they in
vent .'Il.. d. -.-s
Unlimited bonds at three per cent,
As funds OF the new departure,
.r4- b f.H~ I11T- - s'T 4
In a nzanner impossible to be told.
BY isSuing greenbacks uncontrolled.
They'pobring us back to silver and
gold .ys1u1J
By a blessed new departure.
On the platform, too, Of democracy
They'll annex all lanas%herever they
-. : be, v.Y ..-.4 .--.i
But to San Domingo they won't agree
''- AS part of the new departure.
Sure sucha platform WAS never made,
On republican, sltepers loosely laid, =
Palmetto and bntternut slabs decayed,
AS plauks Of the new departure,
So it's radical. copperhead, rebel and
loyal,
Too mean to keep and too good to
spoil,
This sugar and vinegar, I've and OF!
r Elatform of the new departure.
Now Copperheads no more conceal
Their personal views and how they
feel .... ...s .t. ..r,.,.
ALout their former beau ideal.
For making the new departHre ;
They show that tlic PLATFORMS all u
sham. .....
GGt up to elect Vallandigham.
Their former god, whom tney now
God damn ..
For making The new departure.
And when the ballots begin to fall,
Upon their idol they'll loudly call,
In a manner that will weak nerves
appall, .. .-. 81.
For making the newdeparture,
And the copperhcad crew throughout
the land, 4 -. HHs.. s..
Unable the people to understand,
win find democracy dead and damned
For making the new departure.
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WHOLE . No. 1854
A Lump Of Brown Sugar.

'SaSE 'Saueo ~ - clteaPeIs ~ YOU 40
get a microscope and examine
a. lump Of the next you take
home. "Astonishment" will
hardly be The word to express
the feelings you will have at
The result. Lest you may not
get a microscope, allow US to
describe what you can see. j..
y'oUnder a powerful glass there
viii be sees myriads Of 'horri.
bic monsters as large as bee
ties and having the appearance
of crabs. -Four dreadful legs,
with claw pinchers at the'ends
Of them, jOinted in -four parts as
with armor, and bristling with
sharp,pointed spearss are in
front of the monster, and his
head has alryramidal form in
two joints with five auger. tips
at fbe terminus whtte' The
mouth should be, I..
The body is oval shaped, and
exactly hkegtlmt Of a.crab, only
upon the rims of an inner cir.
Gle upon the back there are
twelve more of those long,
sharp spears, with two at the
tail; and four snake.like tene.
acula, exceedingly fine in the
articulation, and no doubt in
tended like puss' whiskers, to
be feelers, to warn the animal
of danger. vrg q 7rt
The reverse side shows the
ugliness oftbe beast even more
than the diverse, but it also
shows the wondrous mechanic
al genius of the make OF it.
Each limb is padded with a
mass Of muscle a. the base OF
it, which gives the Impression
OF immense strength, and over
the muscle there is a case Of
armor through which it shows.
These creatures are eager,
reslive and ravenouS; always
falling foul of each other, or at
tacking great lumIs of sugar,
as large in reality as a mathe.
matical point. With the pinch,
ers attached TO the end Of
each proboscis, they take hold
Of and tear each other repeat.
ing in their small way the enor-
NOUS tragedies OF Tennyson's
primal monsters. @ .a..
A spoonful of this raw,
coarse sugar was dissolved in
a out three times the quantity
of water, when, as with a con-
jurer's rod, animalcules swan
to I he surface and floate 1 there
swimming about and up and
down, ike The Beasts that
wriggle in soft water tu BIS and
finally turn to musquitos. They
can be seen by the naked eye,
butnot IN their hideousness.
1t has been clearly proven that
in every pound of unrefned,
raw sugar, there are one hun
dred thousand of these acari-
Household. r.Y %. .. r.
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Hollands German Tonic

Elders, With PuaE Santa Cf1n Rum, Orange, ae.
Il 10 used for he Idms dtiedset as he Biasrs, is
cases where soms pure alcoholic Himuius 70 70
quired. You viu bear in mind that these RENE.
diss ara entirely different from any oth<ri
adpertissd for he cure Of the diiedsei ndS,ed,
Sxtrdets tphils ne others are mere decoetions Of
Tam IN sorse form. The TONIC 10 decidedly 0Ss
sf ne most pledSdnt and agreeable remedies evsr
e6ered 10 The public. Hi taSte a erquiiie. Hl
9 pleasure 10 take IT, 4Ohils il hJs0ivin0, sEhit
srdtinO, and medicinal qudliii,I haze eduisd 4 b
n kAo,oA a Ia 0fehkea Of al tOniea
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.BG.-&f h. ..w
ENRY T. HELMBOLD'SIM
PROVED ROSE WASH. 80


a q 80 p q Lfa HNENn -. .f u y
0an aotbeEurpasseda as face wash, and will be
found the only specific remedy 10 every spe-
e,es Ct clsta neous affection. Il speedily eradl-
ostes p,mplss, spots,- scorbntle dryness, indu-
Yat.ons OF the cutaneods metnbra0o, etc DIS
psls redness an incl pient inflammation, hives,
Issh, moth patches n dryness Of the scalp or
st,n, frost bites, aDd al purposes for which
salyss or ointnents are used; restores the
skin 10 stats Of fpurily /, an sofinsss, aud in
surss contiatied healthy setionH to- tlie tissue
sfits vessels, on which de pends the agreeable
elearness asd yivaeity Of complexion so much
sought and admired. But however valuable
as remedy for exislng deiects Of the skln,
H.T. Holmbold's Rose Wssh has long sus-
tanned IT'S principle claim 10 unbounhed pat
reDags BY pessessi o Il qualities which render
u q toilet appendage Of the most snperlative
and con genial character, combining u an ele-
cant formula those prominent featuIes, safely
and effic ssy-the invariabie accotnpsninents
sfits ass-as q preventative and reiresher Of
che complexion. 1t u IN excellent lotion for
dIseases ofs syphiltie natures and as an jniec-
don fer diseAses ofthe urinary organs, arising
ffsm habits Of dissipation, used IN connection
With the Extracts fBuchu. Sarsaparil!a, and
Catawba GRACE, Puts, in such diseases as reI
ssnmended, cad not be surpassed. ''-' D.
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3TslzsOsa Z

LH.r. HELNRoLDs EXTRACT BpCHU
6UKEs DISEASE Es ARISING FROM. .1MPkU.
BEECEs. HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC,
In all their stages, at little expense, little or
no change in diet, no inconyeoieAoe, and no
exposure. II causes a frequent desire AMI
ltvss stre3 3gth to urinate, thereby removing
sestrnctlons, presenting and curing STRUCTURES
ofthe urethra. Allaying pain aud inflammation,
% frequent IN his class Of diseases, and ex.
Helluga all poisonous matter. "a 3
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GERMANY has,always been to
us the most liberal ,ceuntry in
the matter OF ocean postags
charging buteten cents the half
ounce for letters via Bremea
and Hamburg, while the raies
by the closed mails of England
were fifteen cents the quarter
ounce. The dele act on Of, the
Reiclstag,rQdqces the rAteslill
further and it now stands ut
FIVE cents the half ouneaug
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/ 14nNaRnfsfNGn

stl.H ,uulI Ilfit kll 4GlIl = flGlV
Of Liberty fixed up, the demos
cratic platform for the Chicago
, ,cso',nventipon, s', declaring the var
to restore The nnion a, .failpFe,
and most efectually sealing
the defeat OF the, ticket, Mr..
Jefferson Davis made . tour 70
the southwest to- revive the
dropping spirits Of the conted.
crates, and that he. then told
them that the, good time was
coming through the uprising
of the northwestern democra-
cc:y cy. The public VIII remember
this, and will mark the slmilas.
its in the eFonts. Agaiprl'. Ae
head conspirator Of the Sons
.cf Liberty has fixed I, ! up :tss
democratic platform, and again
Mr.. Jefferson Davis rises up i 70
prophesy the triumph Of tho
southern cause through the
success Of the northern demdc.
racy And we are persuaded
that again The YallandighaR
trick will follow his contas
vance, and again this chlef Of
the ,coniederates wall fnirIam~
self a false prophet-'Cinsias-
ndta GG=ctSe. nd .lslsnrsjis
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-15

HESRY T. IIELMBOLD's
sSeg s. seoNcENrGATED q f...
FLUID EXTRACT gucAU,
TUE GREAT DIuEETlc

has cured every case If diabetes In which il
has been gwen Irritation Of the neck ri the
bladder Rud indiana Aou Ui the k dueys, ulaeI
.Auou OF the kidneys AMI bladder, relellLlo OF
arine, Diseases vi tue PROSTATE gland, stone in
.tile bladder, calculus, gravel, brIGksdust de-
,posit and mucous or nllky discharges. and
tOr enleebiei aud DEL Gale eonslituton ON, vi both
sexes, attended with the following sym toms:
indlspostion to exerlion, loss oil power, loss Of
memory, difficulty OF breathing, weak neryer,
trenbli OK, horror of disease, wakelulness ss, dim
hess Of vision, pam in the back, hU I hands,
Aushng OF tho body, drynessef the skin, cFup
,siVn ON the iuGe, pallId rountenauce, universal
,lassitujs Of the muscular system, etc.
&Ussd by persons from the ages of eighteen
TO twenty y.fve, and froIn thlrtytye TO 6iIy five
or In The decllne or change OF life; after con-
Ss1tlasnt labor .paina; bed.Sttnnx in ehil'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-15

HE is q poor gardener or farm
er who does not do bet Fr this
year tpanl;hs DID ] s' whether
his operations g extend over
acres OF era tcpnfnd TO the nari
rcA Amits' 1hiS aoerysfd. -. Il