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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

NEW YORK, Nay 20, 1871,

NEW YORK, Nay 20, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In your editorial columns OF Yesterday you classify
Tomas Herrera ana his political friends as 'band
OF marauders.' Having had the pleasure 81 the ac-
alainiance for many years Of the said Tomas Her
rers' also Manuel ]. DiaZ and many others OF
the party now endeayoring 10 get into power In
the united States Of Cc0mOia, WI you allow
me 10 correct the erroneous impress siOn created
ny your atucci 10y assuring the public that
these gentlemen ara eminent IN their own
country for all that Is honorahe2 The party
whom they repre- ent l., what would be called here,
the white parry hein@ composcl 81 native whites
and respectable blacks ana wGo have been enl.av-
Orng for many years p TO chlaiu the!r rights and
who are especially kindly TO all ~ egnars. ~ re-
cards the steamer hon,t" the owners thereof Will
probably be very well pleased at The noson she Is
now in, provided the Herrera parry get into power,
which ~ not ~ al unlikely NIX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
FATAL ACCIDENT on TIE NEW Yow CENTRAL sals,.p.

BUFFALO, May %, 1871.
AT about eleven O'Clock last night, as the Lock-
port train, ON the New York Central Railroad, was
passing Ionawanda, two men, half intoxicated
stepped aboard the train. When conductor A. G.
VIM called for their fare abusive language was
used. The train was stopped, and with the aid OF
the brakemen both men were put or. As the train
started one OF the men, named John COtter OF
Brockport, attempted TO jump aboard, but missed
his hold and fell under the wheels cutting or both
legs and arms. The train was stopped, and the n-
jured party taken TO the hospital in this city where
he died az six O'Clock THIS morning. Conductor
VIM has been arrested FOR manslanghter and will
have an examination to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

Destruction OF Isroo;<;ya a',an,ies by Fire.
fire broke out III row or ten small frame one
story dwelling places or shaut,e' on Lewis avenue,
between Cieene ard Lafayette avenues. about half
past two O'Clock yesterday morning. Before the
flames could be suppressed eight OF me structures
were burned down, together with their contents,
consisting of the furniture and humble effects OF the
poor families who were thus summary ousted from
the shelter or their homes IN the deaf hour or high.
julius Solomons, VINO o" ned the properly, esJi-
mates his loss at $4,000; Insured for $50 IN q
b,ooklyn company. The IRE oXehded To Two
loss amounts to 5000; insured Tor 5000. The
origin 81 The lire IL believed TO nave been mcendil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
A y2SI., Eliy;ivva Y NAV.

TN Sunday afternoon, the l4lh instant. John
Racker, German tailor res!d NJ at No. l6l McKib-
Den strecr, Williamsburg, was met in Bushwick
avenue by compatrot ana fellow craftsman OF his
named Ernest Oartell, aud they walked together,
chatting IN friendly way, until they reached lone
some spot, when suddenly Oertell struck Hacker q
violent blow IN the abdomen knocking HIM down
and rendering him helpless 0r tIc time. While In
that condition Hackers watch was lorciby taken
from him by his assaant, VINO escaped hle police
until yesterday whon he WAS arrested by Detective
Martin, ahor ana Justice Eames committed him TO
answer to The Grand jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
ANOTHER LONG ISLAND BlCkMlST.
A Railroad Man With Three Wives-Emu.
latina Brigham Young.

On Monday prepossessing young woman APP
peared in Glen Cove, searching for man named John
Conners who she said, was her husband. Those ac-
quainted with Corners could not credit the story
as he was then living with q woman, whom he
claimed to he his wife, in Glen Cove Learning this
the strange woman applied for a warrant, and It
was placed IN the hands OF officer Lossee for
Immediate service. The officer found Corners at
work on the Long Island Railroad track. Corners
took 10 his heels and tried to escape In the chase
Lossec dropped his pocketbook, and the bigamist
would have escaped but for the interference of a
third party. Corners, IL IL alleged, mas q vile in
Glen Cove, another In New York ana third IN New
Jersey, each having children. He Is now rumipat-
ing over his offence In the county Jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
INSURANCE C1sqeRT,CN.

The National Convention Of state Officers having
charge Of the supervision OF insurance companies
viii meet at twelve O'Clock to-day "wednesday, May
24, at the rooms OF the New York Board OF Pre
Underwriters, Nos 1856 and 1873 Broadway. The con-
ventlon was called by George w. Miller, Snpcrn-
tendent OF the New York State Insurance Depart.
ment and has for beet the discussion Of defects
In existing methods OF supervision and the adoption
OF uniform regulations to secure ana enforce the
solvency of insurance companies and the better pro-
lection Of Insurance pocy holders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

zELTISE-VOoRHEEs.- Somcrvillc, y. j., on
Tuesday May %, at the residence OF the brides
pareuts, 10y the Rev. Or. G. Ludlow, CuaRLBS A.
liAzELTINE OF MorTistowa N. j.. 10 bEfuE H.,
daughter OF John voorhees,, OF aomefvnie n. J.
LEvY-cTM,lo NBS.-,l Saa Francisco, CAL. on Suns
day. May 81 by The Rev. H. A. Henry, DAVID r.
LEVY, Of San Francisco, to AGAUs SIMMoSDs, for
merly OF New York.
LSDsLEY -TmAcnEr.-Ia Orange. ON Wednesday.
May IT, at ~. Marks church. by the Rev. Or. VII
Hams. ALBERT w. ilsDsLEY 10 JOSEPHINE G., only
daughter OF the late CAPTAIN Frederick TEACHER, OF
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
A Broaaiyn Patrinrch Eiopes-Scaudsl in
l,l.,r IL. TSxrucrancn aud 0iiIcv Girnies.


Temperance church and business circles OF East
Brooklyn have been thrown into fervor OF excite
mcnt aimee the announcement on Sunday last that
Charles Mason, boss painter, residing on Gates
avenue, near Yates avenue had elopcd with ayoung
girl whom he had adopted as a daughter. The in
divilnal named was married to a most cstimabe
lady several years ago, and, being chldlcss at the
request OF his wife adopted, three years ago, Lizzie
Hyde. an orphan OF fourteen years Of age, and the
child OF schoolmac OF Hrs. Mason. The girl soon
became thoroughly domestlcatcd IN her now
home, and ingratia ed hatselr into the affections
OF her benefactrrss while she was most loving and
wnsomc in the presence Of Mi. Mason, who APP
parenily rcciproCata in paiernal manner the
attentions paid him uy hts fair ward. Three gears
have rolled by since she entered The household, now
desolatrd through her perlldy and the hypocrisy
OF her guardian, Mason. Meanwhile she grew III
beauty OF form and grace OF berrlng Mason became
q prominent member OF the Tonpkins avenue Pres
hyterian church, where he was regarded as
Pillar 50 exemplary was his conduct deemed. lie
also identified himself rs an organizer OF several
temperance divisions, and holds the exalted posi-
ton of worthy Patriarch or the Peabody, Ridge
wood and Principle divisions. Take him oil IN all
he was man TO command the respect OF his fellow
men for his many noble traits OF character. He was
81 heart Pecksniif OF the true blue, as the sequel
would show On Friday he lett, taking with him
Miss Hyde AMI $500 In money, which he collected
on bills due him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
KILLED ~ A KICK.

on sunday morning, while Isaac Valentine, OF
Glen Cove, was engaged in Harvesting his horse to
drive his family TO church, the animal kicked him In
the abdomen, injurng him 80 severely that he died
few hours afterwards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
IT. Johns schs sol, Eroosslyr.

An exhibition will be given by the pupils OF 81.
Johns school at the han attached to the church, on
Twenty-nrst street, between Fifth and Sixth ave.
nues Brooklyn, 10 morrow afternoon. This ia quite
new school, and IL under the direction o. the
Christian Brothers. From she sale or the tickets the
attendance is expected to be very large ana accord
ing 10 the programme the entertainment VIII no
doubt be very interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
A River Nsy.feyy.

Coroner Jones, OF Kings county, was summoned
yesterday 10 noil IN inquest over the body OF man
who was found floating IN the East river, between
Staten ana Governors islands, and t0wcd 10 the
Atlantic DOCK Brooklyn, by the tug boat A. c. Nick.
erson, on Monday evening last. Deceased, is was
found, upon close examination, had been shot with
o pistol bali troayh the lctr temple, wlcthcr de-
signcdiy by himself or by an assassin could noe OF
course, be asccrlaincd though the most natural
theory appears be, ud ging rom the character OF
the wound, that lne unfortunate man ~ . victim or
Je,0 de 81. lie is aolut nty years Of age ana was
rather respectfully attired IN suit OF black clothes
Tue body Is now at the MorgIc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
RR0cKLYN MATTERS.
The Roman Catholic Sunday Schools Of Will
li.msburg.

The Sunday school children OF all the Rom an
Catholic churches Of Williamsburg will have q grand
parade tomorrow for the first time IL ~ expected
that at least 10000 children VIII participate In the
Dapcant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
Birth.

MAGEATH.--on Monday, May ~, AZ 40l East FIJI.
tieth street, Katherine A.. wife of George Magraths
Of q SON.
Dublin papers please copy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1871:

clothing and lodgings, but some Of them
their children even, bnt they are in abso-
lutc want of food The authorities there
have telegraphed Mayor Brown of st.
Louis, to forward them at the earliest pos
aibIe moment supplies of food.
A special dispatch received at o'clock
this morning says that the fire department
of Cincinnati with their engines were
going on board Of trains to depart in haste
for the fire afflicted city. They may ar
rive in time to save much property, but
the loss Of the water works must render
their efforts futile except along the river
and the shores of the lake.
Mayor Brown ha: caleda mass meeting
to be held on change, at IL o'clock TO de-
wise measures for relief.
Cincinnati merchants are now holding
q meeting Of the same kind.
Chicago is all gone except par. Of the
west side.
STILL LATER.
At . o'clock lat night the fire was still
raging.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10
GERMAN TONIC

compounded for those not inclined 90 *.
bitter, aud b. intended for U-e 10 cases
some Al.ohgilc -iimUlaEt = required "a con.
q W.th the Tonic pl.Vrft e- Ui t.o E'Hcr-.
DOtilr u the I1l.s contains one bottle %
I tier, combined with pure SANTA CK"L
and Favored % such IGaUutI 'ist tDc tN-
bitterness Of the Bitter. d, overcome,
Ig preparation highly agreeable md
Mt 70 tile palate, aad containing The medic.
F.rtue- Of the Bitter. The pr,cr oi The
4 y 81. % per bottle, which many persons
ltoO b Oh. Tney must take into consider
hat the -timulAnt used Is guATant, oi 20 bc
|-e quality. poor article could be fur
a. a cheaper price butts u not better 20
little more AMI have good article 4
| nal preparation should contain none hut
+ ingredients and they who expect 20 OBJ.
cheap compound, aIi be- benefited ly .',
Ip.t certainly be- rnes'-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10
ALL THE BUSINESS PART
OF THE CITY
BURNED.
ONE HUNDRED THOU.
.-- SAND PEOPLE
HOMELESS.
THE CONFEDERATION
STILL RAGING.

lineage Is IN ashes
oh Saturday evening IRE broke out on
the vest Sue near Twelfth street and has
since swept over the cntir" north side
DisPa'|he' received IA thi' city TO ii
O'CLOCK Aohda! morning contain the fol-
loving particular
Inc ci'y OF ChIcago is all gone except
part of the west SIDE
The entire city from Twelfth street to
the river and from the river to the lake IS
s0"'
All 'Oe ni'''' p"''''AS' Ia 'h' e''S nave
''''' wv ''oS'''
1 "e i'' commenced On tue "''' ''ue
"'"' "''''" S'''e'' ""''e II 'E'"'" u
0''' '"'' "'N '''''' e'o'''' '"' ''''' '"H
'''P' '''' '"''s 0e'''' '''"' Noeh -
'A'u 'ePo''' iHc'H' "o'e' court mousse
A''''''' "'"''' i''''''s NeH'''' ue
i"c'' every ou''''hg III Inc business part oi
VIC CITY inefe l. not one s'Shd'hs any
""''''
ne hre mas reachea TWO miles horth oi
Tue river an" i SUI burning ior''"'IE'
ne water WORKS arc destroyed ana no
water Is 70 pe hau'
Inc l'i'ho'' |e"''" elevators ARE no"
burning ana lhos' oi 'he Elevator ,oth-
pany. They are the last buildings be-
tween the river and Polk street. There
! is hardly one brick or stone on another in
the city.
The epots-frcight and passeDgcr-of
the Chicago and Alton railroad, with one
! thousand cars. are now burning, and there
is no telling where il will end The wind
is still blowing a gale.
Over one hundred thousand people have
been made homeless and foodlc,,.
Very little property of any kind hs,
been saved, the fire having spread with
incredible raniditv and neople had scarce.
10 ,;mo,o escoro with ,hoir ,ivos Norr
:.
''e'' ~ jump INV ''' ''''' ~ '''' Wv '''
selves from burning
Sparks ana cindcrs set fire to the gas
| works and the armory, and in thirty min
,,.,. a., a., Hal ,o,,hoa
houfs iro'' '"' ''''' Z" ''os''' ''''
side, had reached the north side ana had
burned mile north. The entire northern
portion Of the city is "A mas, of flames.
, a;s,o,oh f,o,, y cr..or, ond q
~ po u1.1
.s r,, ,..,.
rrn
-, ,
49, ..., r,.. ...,~ ,..,
~ ,., rt IT. ,,.,..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10
AVOID OUACKS,

victim of early iudlscretlon, causing
debility, premature decay, etc., having tried in
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered u
simple means of self.cure, which he will sead
tree TO his iellowsutierers. J. II. REEVES, No. ~
ssssn street, New York. ans2%~ly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10

embcr that Hoonand's German BItters,
,oaand's German Tonic, Will cure every
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10
nR. HOOFLAN DIS

D ID O p FL Y L L I N
'Or Substitute tor Mercury Pills.
pILLs a DOSE; The most Po~er!nl' yet
bnocent, Vegetable CH,hartlc Nno"n'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10
IfGOEgAND's.
: RENHIND--ER.

To Iebilitated Porsons
JyspepticE! To Sufferers from Liver Com
plant 10 those having no Appetite
TO those with Broken Dovn
Constitutions!
.Yph. People To children Wasting Away (,
To any with Deb.lta'cd Digestive
Organs
suffering with any al tii- Follow
symptoms,
Ich indicate DisoRDERFp Lr,rG or -rouicu.
such as con
stpaton, Inward
Piles. FuiHcs4 or
Blood 10 tie Head, ACID.
ity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Dlrgu.t for Food, FULL
ness ur Weight IN the -tnnsch. Sour
.rlcitaiious, sinking or FlutteTing ht the
4 81 The stomach, Sw mminy ct tie Head,
re or Diiiicult Breathing, FiuiteTinV at the
II. choking ~ sutiocating sensations when IN
I ing Posture, Dmnes- oi Vision, bots or
~'rs before the sight, Fever and Dun Pain
% the Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation,
itlipWur~- % the skin and yes, PAIN
DO the Side. Back Chest, LiMts
etc., sudden Flushc- uT H.at.
BUrnIng ~ the Flesh, CIu-
sta't lmggiring- Of
Evil, auu Great
Depression %
Spirits.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10
,,sMUs, OR WASTING AWAY OF THE
BODY,

enber that Hoofand's German RENE
the medlcBe- you require 10 purify the
enable YOU to pass safely through any
ms snd exposure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10

+, A eiles ar for slle Oy D RI gglst
,rl, AMI Me cine Dealers eve ry wher
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10

shorter time than any
other known rem.
edie-.
whole Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
| FLOR these remedies. Who would ash for
|, gni fed and stronger testimony
|'eorce ". " OOawaru, formerly trlei Jus.
| ~ the SupfCme Court Of Prnnsy lvanla, 81
| ,nt member OF Congress from Pennsylya-
|FrItes' u,,,-,. ,, ., -
Bootiand's German Bitters isa good tonic,
n diseases Of the digestive organs, and Of
I,eneft In cases Of debility amt want Of
| action IN the system. Yours, truly,
GEORGE ". WOODWARD.
ames Thompson, Chief Justice Of the Su-
lie Court Of fcnn,ylyanIa:
4 Philadelphia, April g, lSo7.
4 slider Hood sud'- German Bttcrs yalua.
I.ticlue IN cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or
Jsa. | can certify this from my expert
~ JAMES THOMPSON.
Gorge sharswood, Justice Of the supreme
- " PhlaiIphia, June !, lsCo.
,e found by experience that Hoohand's
III Bitter. be- very GOOD tonic, relieving
lac symptoms almost directly ...
GEORGE SHARsWOOb.
m. T. Rogers, Mayor OF the CITY oi Bur
~ y:
MNyOr's titoc, buVAo, June - leo''
q used HcohaEd'- German Bitter- AMI
| n my family during the past year, and can
Ilend them a. an excellent tonic, lmpart-
.e and yiC0r to the system. Their use has
,oductlye of decidedly tenefcill effects.
wM. +. ROGERS.
lmes NJ. Wood, eN.Ma!or OF WillRmsport
I great pleasure IN recommending Hoof-
| German Tome t. any one who may be at
| ri,h Dysp-p- a. bad the Dyspepsia so
! was impossible to keep any food on my
| N. and became so weak rs not to be able
II half mile. Two hotlles Of Tome cf.
j porfect cure. JAMES ", WOOD.
.ember that Hoonand's German Btters,
,oaand's German Tonic, Will cure every
hsMUs, OR WASTING AWAY OF THE
BODY,
e,nber that Hoofand's German RENE
| = the nrllcHe- you require 10 purlly the
.XcIte the torpid Liver Ia healthy action,
ienable you to pass safely through any
| NJ snd DxpOsurc,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10

,o, necessary to take handful OF these
nroduce the desired effect. Two Of them
|tEiy and powerfully, cleansing the Liver
. IN and Bowels, of all impurities. The
,,l Ingredient is Podophylln, or the Alco-
| TX ract of Mandrake, which Is 10y many
rore poworfnl, acting and searching, than
hdralte itself. Its peculiar action Is upon
Ter, cleaning il speedily from all obstruc-
|Iith all the power of Mercury, yet free
| ii the iniuriOns results attached 10 the use
m :, iseases in which the use of ca,hartic
|gat.d. these pills will give entire satisfac-
every case. They NEVER FAIL.
,ses of Liver Complaint, dyspepsia, and
. je Costlyeness, DR.. HoohRnd's = German BIT
: Tome, should be used IN connection with
liz. The tonic effect OF the Bitters, or Tonic,
| L,p the system. The Btters, or Tonic, pu.
| he blood, strrp Sthtn- lhe nerves, reg,
the Liver, and gives strength, energy and
your Bowels active with the pills, md
| a the system with Bitters, or Tonic, and
| "a se can retain the hold, or even assall you,
fleet that II is Or lioohand's German Rem.
rhat are so universally used and highly
mended and do not allow the druggist to
|iyou 10 take anything else that he may say
Z, as good, because he makes larger profit
These remedies will be sent b., Express 10
ality upon application to the PRINCIPAL
|tE, at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
|RGH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
:CIIAs. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Former M, Jackson 4 Co,
I, eiies ar for slle oy IRA gglst
|srI, AMI Ne cine Daalrrs eve ry whef
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10
DFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
'ttiers pi,hoW Iic0hoi or Spirits Of
day kjnd.

iefcut from al othcr-. + D. rOmpo led Of
I pure Juices, or Vital Principle u Roots,
/ AMI Bark-, Tor, a. incidentally termed, tx.
} the worthless or inert portions of the ln.
/ IT. not beng used. Therefore, 10 one bot.
| this B.tiers there j. contained a. much
nal virtue as viii be found iu several gal.
Z ordinary mixtures. The roots, etc., used
BItt~f4 ure grown ~ 6-rTnsny, their vital
pies eHtrac'ei IN That country rs -cicu-
hefuisi, and f0rSardpd 10 the mandatory
/ city, where they are compounded ami bot
Contain ng no spirituou- Ingredient, th.-
L is free from the Oh ect.0ns urged against
hers. No desire f0r ,t.ulIaDt- can be Iu.
from Their use they cannot make drunk.
and cannot under any circumstances have
|li q beneficial effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10
HOOFLAN DIS
tRMAN BITTERS;
" are the Greatest Blood Purin.
ers known

medical world, and vii eradicate diseases
L ng from impure blood, Debility Of the
pgest.ye Organs, or Diseased Liver,
in shorter time than any
other known rem.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-02

The FATHER OF TRIpLETs. Secretary
Boutwell, received the other day, from no
matter where in the West, curious letter.
The writer said he was the father of trip
lets. and somebody had told him there was
fund set apart out Of which was given
bounty to parents having such run of
luck. He said he had two children besides,
and, as his means were not large, if there
was such fund he hoped the Secretary
would put him in the way of receiving the
benefit of it. To confirm and establish
the truth Of the story, photographs of three
born at birth were attached to the letter.
de was informed that although some gov
ernments had made such provision for the
unfortunate it had thus far escaped the
attention of our lawmakers.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-02

BLOODY AFFRAY.--A serious ARRAY
occurred at the railroad depot in Shelby
vile, Tennessee, on Thursday night last
1t seems that w. Fl. Wisener, Jr., went to
the express office to get package contain
ing deed for client. He demanded of
Cyrus Wallace, acting agent, receipt
showing payment ofexpressage. Wallace
explained this to be unnecessary. Wisener
left, but came back soon, and again
demanded a receipt. Wallace, believing
him to be under the influence of liquor.
made no reply. Mr.. Stahlman, the route
agent for the Southern Express Company,
proffered to explain. Wisener drew a
pistol and fred twice upon him, wounding
him in the left arm severely. AS Stahlman
escaped, Wisener turned and fred upon
Wallace twice. Wallace drew a pistol
and shot Wisener in the breast, inflictng
what is thought to be mortal wound
Wallace appeared before a magistrate
voluntarily, and after an investigation,
was discharged.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-02

A New York court has awarded 1929
to Celina Crabb, a dress maker, who found
u necessary to sue young lady for her
bill OF the above amount. The following
are the items: zone tulle dress, SI45 |:
one trail hoop-skirt, SIG; one empress
trail skirt, $16; one white silk UNDER
skirt, SD; one illusion vest, 81" In the
course OF the testimony of plaintiff, the
jury was startled by vision in the shape
OF drawing exhibiting the pattern of the
dress in question, and seemingly covering
about an acre when all the canvass was
given to the winds. The jury found for
plaintiff for the full amount, with interest.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-02
THE LIVER AND STOMACH

Are thoroughly aroused and restored to healthy ac
ton, by the use of these Bitters Its peculiaa Iron
and Vegetable combination, places it far ahead Of
any similar preparation before the public
Females, after confinement and convalescents from
any facilitating complaint, who remain weak and
feeble, with little appetite are at once aroused
and strengthened by their use As a Family Tonic
for mon, women and children, it has no equal. One
tablespoonful contains medical properties than
one bottle of any of the common and pleasant sdi-
Lutte alcohol biters be found all over the country
When the manufacturers of the common beverages
OF the day say they all Diseases they we'll know
they are pulling the wool' over your eyes, and
laugh at your stupidity in being easily humbugged
really desire q valuable Iron and Vegetable Tonic
for yourself and family, bottle of u. +. b. will
last longer and do more good than dozen of the
ordinary "grog shop bitters, Tablespoonful In
water, is sufficient fora whole family. AS