New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
GENERAL NOTES.

D The Kentucky papers say that the night
bsfdro this murder Of John Hapes brother ana SISTER
seer Lexington, the win Of thar brother wallace
%ns asy TIE
acy II that Of Baker tse negro who has been
San francisco people have been complaining
OF "aeated term" It may interest Atlantic resders 70
know that in the refrigerated Golden CITY during the
aforesaid hot spen the thosmomeeer nnrked 16 tne
lhade st tho best This was on the lath OF
snS the pr0strased Inhabitants were ''sns i'r 'n'
: Lunatc asyiums have been 20 accused in
newspapers. ana novels, and magazines OF falsely I'M
prisons people, that tho danger now thss there
Will be too much la1ty in dsehargng patients Ho.ao
T. Cook, who blew his house up and killed hnsen at az
Hartford Asylum, ahd had been let out OF tnas
to pt ssns man into an asylum for selfish and sinster
false feelings Of decsOy pity to permit crazy persons
to remain ct large. 49,.
Alasl here is another family of Americans,
this time named Harrison, which has been holding con-
venon In Boston to decide what steps shall be taken 10
recover certain landed estate in England valued ~
100000, left In 1856, by Richard Harrison This
estate has been since unclaimed There are 70
inherit IA England, but they ore only " Le aescGnn
anita Of Richard Hsrrson's grandmothers siser VILE
American aarsCns are 70 S DC aS be- and
MsIri:oa & q Hsrsys SOM is name almost a. common
Some sagacious gentleman In New-Hamp-
shire, being subscriber to The LopeH Msss Courier
and hearing that the smallpox rampant In that city
stopped his paper his wife afraid that the chill
dren might catch the disease from It," II the same OBJ
lection should b. made 70 sas f seVe The
suggests that per contra the hewHampshtre man GILL
sa &c hf sn.
dangerous to climb the poles of telegraph lines running
through the Spindle City.
IL IL sct,Ifn
last week. Mr. Eoyes, tho orator. called attention to the
fact that there thousands Of acres OF land yet In
Massachusetts, hundreds In Norfolk County, unproduc-
tive" With these subdusd the increase Of towns in the
state need not discourage tie farmer It must be con
promising land, with the rOcs out Of an PROPORTION to
h wS g.
gT 10
OF all methods of pushing quaek medicines
down the popular throat there is moro frequently
practiced eaciousy than that Of obtaining
from some Estate Assayer" who declares flor feel that
he has analysed the remedy In question, and nnds IL
FREQ from Injurious substances At the best this IL but
negative kind Of recommendation 1t assures the pub
bic that 1t will not be poisoned but OF course 1t gives no
msr 4st Ssss 6SSa for any
Biners The proprietor informs US that con tai
i%sls s;fsa
dozen different kinds Of roots and heEbsi Why should
mot one root or one herb be just eectvei vt this
dose horse enough horse would willingly take
it is recommended by 3. Dana Hay, the Msssachu-
bottle. People read. then admire. then believe then
by and then swallow It because g. Dana Hay says that
an ofacina medicinal preparation" They guzze
it IN the Spring for their blood in the Summer for their
the Winter for their lvers There is nothing
which MAKES moro soiemn impression ION upon sa
have seen one written by Doctor, not merely Of good
but high standing which included ct least dozen In
Rredients for q bOlus big o MARBLE We know that
II was swallowed, but by means sure that 1t
was swallowed without biting Iu this we suppose,
that the Doctor cheated himself, ordered druggists
whole stock good faith and asonfshed that the
patient got better 1t would have boon astonishing.
moor oreaturei IL abe had.