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ASSETS.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, J
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, 7
NASHVILLE, Jan. l, ISL.

Nasty IILE, Jan. Il, TOT =
|, Ed. X. PESyEBAKgR, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Manhattan
Insurance Company located at New Ork, in
the State of New York. has produced to me sat
isfactory evidence that said Company has COM
piled with all the requirement. OF the laws Of
the State Of Tennessee imposed on Insurance
Companies; and L further certify that An
DREws. MAYRs Il Co. Agents Of said Company,
have also complied With the requirement. Of
the laws of the State. made and rroyr:ed IA
such cases.
Wherefore said Insurance Company has an
thority to take risks and transact the business
of Insurance in this state, az Columbia, Tenn.
ED X. PENNEBAkER,
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MON RESIDENT NOTICE

MON RESIDENT NOTICE. IN
IN Chancery at Waynesboro, Tenn.-ApriI
Rules, 1871. VIM. Barnett ct ais, VS.. Sarah G.
Barnett ct al. Original Bill)
1t appearing to the satisfaction of tho Clerk
and Master of the Chancery Court at Waynes-
boro, from the return of the Sheriff of Hardin
county, Tennessee, that Sarah j. White and
John White are non-residents of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on them; 1t is therefore or
dered, that publication be mado in the CoLUM-
BIA HERALD, newspaper published in the
town of Columbia, Tennessee, for four success
before the next term of this Court, requiring
said nonresident defendants to be and appear
at the next term of the Chancery Court, TO be
held for the county of Wayne, in the town of
next, and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed, and set for hearing ex parte as to them,
Apr3-'1. G. b. MCLEAN C. NJ
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The failures i'll the United States,
during 1870, it is reported, amounted
to- SOL, involving liabilities Of SIS, ~, =
600, against failures during 1869 amount
ing 10 =, 500, involving liabilities Of So
O54,00Q.
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RCCuG Is A STIMULANT, AND OF
y Itseit may iail to elect a cure, but Buchu,
when scientifically combined with Bromide Of
potassium and other ingredients, produces a
sedative effect, and causes a healthy action.
mus increasing the powers of digestion. allay-
ING iri'atlon, reducing all unnatural swell filings.
stopping pain and inflammation and ca,,siny
the repairs and nutriments in the human bod9
70 De greater than the wastes, thus preventing
uecoinpos,.ion ana decay, and gives nourish-
ment, health and vigor to the system
My BUCHU is good for ali diseases ar;s;n,
from excuses; such as weakness and main N
the back and legs, trembling in the resion ~
the heart. weak nerves, pallid cuuntepsnco
dryness Of tie skin, scrofula syphilis IN 10
many forms, ulcers, and tumors.
Nyour system is affected by any Of the above
symptoms and diseases, relief is at hand. Go,
bottle Of my Buchu aud Bromide of Potassium
at once, and you may rely on being cured.
know just what l say. My record as a com
FOUNDER OF Medicine is second TO no man in the
Southwest. Twenty-Five OF thirty years ago. as
my fellow-citizens Know full we'll, found me be-
hind the prescription counter in the city i'm
which now dwell; have cured more people
OF various diseases than all the physicians in
Louisville put together. Undoubtedly, for eve
ry 81 gle patient that any Louisville physician
as have hundred. am no upstart of yes
terday Ny medicines are a success great
success Louisville is not large enough for me
to have competitor. monopolize the Whole
sale Patent Medicine trade here. One and an
other has tried, by copying after me here ir
louisville, TO compete with me, ,but, one after
another, their guns hive been silcnccd, and theI
Efforts have been abortive.
My medicines are good and answer the pur
Pose-that IS the secret of my SUCCESS Ny
reputation as a cOmpounder of good, reliable
articles is fully established.
believe my Buchu and Bromide of POTASH
um Is now the best article now in the market for
the cure OF all diseases Of the urinary or geBto-
urinary organs, such as nocturnal incontuence,
lrritability of the bladder and urethra, in
Illumination OF the pelyis of the kidneys and all
that class Of diseases.
Buy dollar bottle and be cured. Use as per
'rections in all cases.
JOHN BULL, M. ID.
MANUFACTURER AND vENDER on TIL
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The New York Sun thinks that the
Republicans ought to abandon all
thought of rcnominatiug General
GRANT. 1t is impossible for nine
tcnths of them TO abandon such a
thought. They no longer have it TO
abandon
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

"A will, as Administrator of the estate of
highest bidder, at the late residence of Mrs.
Sarah A. Brown, deceased, on Friday, the
18th day Of this month. the personal
property belonging to said estate. consisting of
of Cattle, thirty head of Sheep. sixty head of
Hogs, Farming Implements, and large guam
tity Of Household apd Kitchen Furniture, one
fine Grover q Baker Sewing Machine. and
Fodder, Oats and Hay, Bacon and Lard, Soap,
etc, etc. Sale to commence precisely at nine
o'clock a. m. HUGH L. GORDON,
my4-'1l. Admir- &c
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STATE OF TENNESSE E, !
CoNPTROLLER's OFFICE,

/. Ed. ii. PENNEBAKER. Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Franklin
Insurance Company. located at PHILADELPHIA.
in the State of Pennsylvania. has produced to
me satisfactory e!idence that said Company
hiss compiled with all the requirements Of the
laws Of the State Of Tennes see, imposed on In
suranee companies; and / further certify that
ANDREWS, MAYEs ~ Co., Agents Of said Compa-
ny. have also complied with the requirements
such cases.
Wherefore. said Insurance Company has au-
th0rity TO take risks aud transact the b1siI-S,s
Of Insurance IL this State, at Columbia, Tenn
ED. X. PESNEBAKER,
COmptroller of Tennessee.
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\ caricaturehas appeared in the Lon
don shop-windows of a large and ven
cradle orang-outang, with Professor
DARwIN'S face, labeled: "a contri-
button to (un) natural history"
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BULLS


ST. Louis, April 80.
Dr. JOHN Bull. Dear Sir-KnOwing the eff
cheney OF your Sarsaparila, and the healing and
beneficial qualities it possesses, send you the
following statement of my case:
was wounded about two years ago-was
taker prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Beng moved 50 often, my wounds have not
healedyet. lhaye not sat up moment since L
was wounded. l am shot through the hips.
My general health is impaired, and need some
thing to assist nature; ! have more faith IN
your SaIsaparlla than in anything else. wish
that to be genuine. Please express me half u
dozen bottles, ard Cblige,
Carr G. p. JOHNSON
P.S-Mr johnson was the son Of askllful
surgeon. His mother recommends 20 her
friends, and for many years used my Sarsapa-
riIla with perfect success. In Scrofula and fe-
yer sores Mrs. Johnston states that the cures
effected were almost miraculous. Read nv
Journal for extended information and advice in
your case Ny Journal contains certificates of
eminent persous, ministers and medical men
men who are known here in this community for
integrity and veraerty. | have recently re-
8ived q most remarkable certificate from an
emIIent gentleman Of Louisville.
JOHN BULL.
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HENRY WARD BEECHER has been
invited to address the members of the
Shelby County Agricultural Associa-
ion at the next Fair.
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MEssRs. MARTIN Il PICARD, Columbia, Tenn.
i take great pleasure in saying the Champion
machine bought of you last year has given en-
tire satisfaction. It's all the farmers could dc
sire machine 10 DC. | think it unequaled by
any machine in great strength, lightness OF
draught and convenience of handling. cut
over some OF the toughest ground ever saw a
machine run on, and can cut from IL 10 ID acres
of either grass or wheat without injuring the
team. have had considerable experience with
machines, and believe the Champion the best
machine sold in the American market.
March j0th, 1871. l.. W. BLACk.
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LOSSES BIZ FIRE.

Losses paid during the year $50. SS2.sS1 20
The Assets of the . FRANKLIN are all in
vested in solid securities, tower two millions
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
First Bonds and MOrtgages,) which are all In
pany holds no Bills Receivable taken for Insu-
RANGES effected.
NJ Perpetual and Temporary Policies on
liberal terms.
This Company issues Policies upon the Rents
Of all kinds of buildings, Ground Rents and
Mortgages.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

Ertreet Of a Letter from Georgia.
YnLaSow, WALKER Co., Ga,
June %.
DIR. JOHN BULL Dear Sir-l have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials, and
find il wonderfully efIicacious. lthas not failed
in n single instance to have the wished for effect.
am doing pretty large country practice, and
have daily use for some article of the kind.
am, sir. respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. d..
p. $50 unqualified aud numerous are the
testimonials in favor of my Worm Destroyer,
that newspaper space is entirely too small 10
tell its merits. 1t Is an iniallible remedy for
worms. Try it and be convinced. See nv
Journal for more full description.
JOHN Bull.
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OST-ON WEDNESDAY LAST
~ in Columbia. Roll Of Greenbacks
containing SD. The finder will DO literally
Pleasant. or leaving it at Mayes & Dodson's
Livery Stable, Columbia, Tenn.
myo-1. BENZ. HARRIS, JR.
SHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- e IA to me directed from the Chancery
Court Of Maury county in the case of j. L. vii.
vs.. James III. Gregory, C. C. McEwen and
Henry Gillem. will sell to the highest bidder.
for cash, at the Court House door, in the town
of Columbia. on the first Monday in June next.
triet, Maury county, Tennessee, on the waters
OF Rutherford creek. adjoining the lands of j.
H. Parish and others, levied on as the property
ofJames Ii. Gregory, to satisfy debt and cost.
SIMS LATTA, Sheriff.
Per d. A. NICHOLS, by Shift. imy5
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MEsSRs MARTIN Il PICKAED-fhe machine
| bought of Won has given entire satisfaction.
think there Is no better. il is No. 2.
ID. ]. ESTES.
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COLUMBIA, TENN:
FRlDAY. MAY 8, 1871.

ALL Advertising will be considered
lash and collectable any time after the
first insertion.
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OLD BLACK PRINCE

WILL MAKE THE PRESENT SEASON AT
" Capt: u: W. Black IA miles from Column
bia, on the Nashville Turnpike. at
Twenty Dollars the season,
due and payable LIST day of July, ISL. Any per-
son falling to get foal will be allowed to return
next season.
The season has now commenced and will end
LIST day of July next
Pasturagc furnished at reasonable rates. All
care taken to prevent accidents or escapes but
no liability should any occur.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
=, This splendid Black Hawk Stallion was foaled
the property of Shelton Doane. Of Vermont
sire, Ticonderoga; grand sire, Black Hawk; G..
z; sire, sherman; g. z. g. sire, Justin Morgan.
The dam of Black Prince is n beautiful brown
Messenger mare. l51A hands high, celebrated for
great speed and bottom. BLACK PRINCE is Is
hands 81 inches high. a beautiful black, with
heavy flowing name and tail, has a free. omen
and slashing gait, and can trot his mile inside
of three minutes without training. He took two
premiums at the Louisville Fair, one for $50
and another for 500 rs the most stylish trotting
horse. His colts have given universal satisfac-
and such as have been trained sell for high fig
ures. W. j. Bradley ofLexington, Ky., sold one
of his colts to Col. s. ID. Bruce ofN. Y, for
$1,000, who sold her in one month for $500, and
she was since sold for $500.
March IL, 1871.
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| got Mr.. Griffith 10 cut my meadow last year
with his Champion No. 2. He saved hay enough
over Whit other machines have been saving to
paw for cutting. TH0S. LASLEY, JR.
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The first colored lawyer in ldchH.o11
was admitted to practice recently.
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Mr.. PLEASANT, Tenn,
~

Mr.. PLEASANT, Tenn,
March 20, 1871.
MEssRs. MARTIN & PIcKARD-Gcntlcmen ::
The No. Champion Machine we bought of
you last year has in every instance given en-
tire satisfaction. We don't think its equal can
be found. we have cut with the Buckeye, and
we give YOU Col. Jerome Pillows remarks on
that occasion. lie compared the Buckeye to a
man shaving himself with dull razor, and the
Champion to man taking good shave at a
barber shop IT'D sharp razor.
5. S. GRIFFITH,
]. X. GRIFFITH.
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THE HE r AID.

IkkIa..The 'sCelsnbia Herald" Is published
every Friday morning at THREE DoI.I,Af,s
per annum, In advance.
81, nsfes q Advantageous square (ten lines)
sor one insertion, sl.50; each additional in
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED AFULL STOCK
IL of Self Rakes, Droppcrs and Single Now
ers Also, a full stock Of Repairs, which they
will sell at FACTORY PRICES, with freight
added, which can be paid for in Wheat at mar
ket price. Below we give a few Certificates
from prominent farmers:
What Col KHIc5rcw, Of The Union and
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Skating Rink.
BLIND TON CONCERTO
SATURDAY EVE MAY a.
First Appearance I'm IL Years Of the
Marvellous Prodigy,
BLIND TONI

The great incomprehensib1c Musical Mystery
ofthc Nineteenth Century!
This wonderful negro boy Pianist, who is at
country, was born in Georgia. Blind from his
birth, and without n ray of ordinary intelli-
gence, yet he plays the most difficult operate
pieces, not only brilliantly and beautifully,
but with all the taste, expression and feeling
Of tho most distinguished artist. When his
mind became clouded and the veil of darkness
was drawn over his eyes, as if to make amends
Tor the infection upon the poor negro by, a
Hood of light was poured into his brain, and
MS mind became an opera of beauty, written
by the Hand of God in syllables of Music, for
the delight of the world. lie is presented to
the public as surprising everything heretofore
known as musical phenomenon.
Admission so cts. Reserved Seats 75cts.
SO Tickets can be obtained at McKIyNEY &
SMIrH's Drug Store.
commence at SIP. m.
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MORTGAGES.
On Property valued at over So
10000. being First Mortgages on
unIncumbered Real E tate in the
City Of Philadelphia. ,759, $40 80
LOANS.
Loans on stocks as Collateral Sscu-
rity, Cash market value s5l ,2H3l 2O.1S0 S.
STOCKS
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american, says

CHAxPIOE MACHINE Co., SPRINGFIELD, o.:
state with pleasure that bought ono of
your Champion Reapers, and cut over 100 acres
last year, over very rough land, without any
breakaccs whatever. | think the Champion
combines, in a remal kabl, degree, lightness of
draught, durability, ard convenience in hand
ling Icheerfully recommend il 70 any farmer
who desires first class machine.
March 2sth, 1871. j. B. kILLEBREW.
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SIMMONS
LIVER

Cure TIE Liver with.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
NOVELTIES IN sHELLWORK.

A choice assortment of hell-jewelry now on
exhibition at Tiffany Co.'S, UniOn-square, merits aten-
ton as an artistic triumph of American workmanship.
TorOscshc has long been priced for purposes of
mental art its neness Of grain and closeuess Of texture
peculiarly fitting IT for decacy OF carving. lts manu-
faoture has been confined In great measure 10 French
ana italian cities, especially to Naples; but American
artists have so iaT caught the style ana method OF the
Italian carvers and American inventive genius has so
far increased the durability and finish of shework by
improved mac hnery Tor manufacturing H. that thc as
sOIment 10 which reference s now made may De sald,
without ipreludce to excel anything OF the KIND which
mas hltnelto bech imported Inc SMELL Wheh taken from
the back OF the tortoise Is cut into ozenge shaped layers
which are Olied 10 bring out the color ana gram,
anu dltefWfu welded together one above anOlhcf ny
pressure In the case OF Italian work this pressure is
imperfect union of the layers almost certain ceave
apart at the seans In American shelwork, as manu-
warm, moist, and plabe by steam, and then subjected
10 enormous steam pressure Durability and compact
cacy Of carving are rendered possible BY polishing the
surface with soft linen rich gloss is secured but the
selection Of the lOzengeshaped scales uniformity in hue
and texture being necessary. III this surface
and presenting of grain and soness of color,
becomes proper subject for artistic embellishment.
Ths shel-wOrk, TO which allusion has been made In
rincs neek-laces chains gatcb-cuards and fans The
of raised work, whether in Ugh re-
ef is not abrupt ana angular, but soft and rounded.
one OF the finest pieces, Bacchante brooch Is profile
head imbcdded Ia flowers and clusters Of grapes, with
graceful rose pendants. The profile Is sharply defined,
the Weaths OF howers and punches OF fruit are distinctly
marked and the soft gloss OF the surface combined with
The mellow tones Of color justify the artistic precnsons
OF the designer. ETuscan FORMS artistic in mOdng and
rare ia workmanship, flower pieces with opening roses
eAngng tendrils, and tiny buds half hidden 10y laurel
leaves, Hmt-peoes with clusters OF grapes underneath
foliage, creole earrings and necklaces elaboTatey flu
shed ana fans OF rich patterns with raised mOnograms
are choice specimens of this class Of work Shell work
Is generally regarded cheap iewelry, superiority
OF manufacture combined with The skill OF the artisan
has dgnled this class OF work. the price OF single set
including brooch and pendants ranging as high as
5. The value depends In great upon the grain
aud color, mahogany texture, and brown, crimson and
saffron shades being the rarest The artistic manner Of
combining letters IN monograms s worthy Of mention
There are three methods OF doing ths-in she'll relief in
gold relief aud III gilt engraving MonoTaps are carved
In accordance with designs made Ia order and Intensity
Is given by bold underwriting to the fnes ontline. An
combinations Of letters.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. FARNswoRTH Rep., H., rising to a
question of privilege offered preamble and resolution
setting forth that the Senate has adopted resolution
declaring that the Senate will consider other legisla
tive business but the Deficiency Appropriation bl the
concurrent resolution for the appointment OF Joint
Committee TO investigate the affairs OF the States lately
In insurreoon and the resolution instrucng the Com
mittee on the Judiciary to report b bills, that viii
enable the President and the Courts the laws
In said States aud the report which may by the
Committee on the Judiciary the subject thereby
lng Ia consider any business which may iginate In
the House therefore, be 10 Resolved That the Senate
permitting, when this House dourn tomorrow II be
Ill the first Monday In December next, at II o'clock
Mr. hTEVENsOS dtep., Ohio) inquired whether the
resolution was debatsble
The SPEAKER replied that it was not.
Mr. GARFIELD kep., OhiO) raised the point that this
was no more question OF privilege than IL yes
teroay.
Tho SPEAKER replied that II was, as the ttme hereto
fore I'd IN the fesCip had now ex pred
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
A REBEL DISPATCH FROM MISSISSIPPI

THE OUTRAGES SAID TO BE EXAGGERATED
THE USUAL EXCUSES FOR THE " IRREGU-
IARITIrsr-THE LEGISLATURE AWAKE TO
THE SITUATION.
JACKSON, Miss, March 23.-All is quiet in
Mississippi. The reported KuKlux Outrages in the
norte part Of the state greatly exaggerated
1t is rumored that Huggine, school teacher was
whipped, though not severely, near Aberdeen by un-
known persons FOR social equality with negroes Lacy,
the Mayor did fee that city from kukuX but from
Grand Jury indictments for malieasance In Office lie
came here bu receiving no encOurag neu from the State
thortes and fearing civil prosecution left for parts
unk knONn GOV Alcorn is making many removals OF dis
honest and corrupt officials aud feels able 10 preserve
order and punish crime with the civil authorities, and
uIi he calls for them Notwithstanding his official tel
cgra1n TO the Department at Washington, saving that
troops were needed the lower branch Of the egsa
ture passed a resolution yesterday asking fOT them.
The Meridian cation is drawing out startling de
velOpmeuts the ncendaTy schemes of the negro riot
ers aud their leaders. All Is quiet there at present
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
sENATE -. ..WLsnINGION, March 29, la.

Mr.. FRELNGHUYsEN (Rep., n. j. presented
memorial from the NewJersoy Legislature for Ap-
preparation OF 100000 for the better protection OF life
and property on the Jersey coast He said that many
wrecks during the might have been avoided by ade
quate appropriations.
Mr.. STOCKTON Dem. N. j. said he had received a
copy Of the resolutions presented by hs colleague, and
he desired to give notice Of amendment to the De
hcAncy Appropriation bill, appropriaiing 10000. He
had succeeded at the last session In securing provision
for the at alternate stations, and he urged upon
the Senate the Importance ~ the proposed legislation.
The memorial was ordered 10 be printed.
HEPRESsING SOUTHERN Ou1kAGEs.
Mr. POND ROY (Rep., Kansas introduced "a bill In
reference the suppression Of disorders Ia the South
which was refe -red to the Judiciary Committee.
Tie b Act Of PcbuirS 1855 BY adding thereto pro
y,on that e.. President Of the Uutei States shall have
orm.on from the Govbor OF STATE OF Ishto OF from
judicial other United ssSh state Terno
therein
disturbing The and ple'cHbg the execution Of The laws
Consequence VI Tie VI psss not bsn>t kssss
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
AN ENTERPRIsNG OPERATOR IN FORGED
CHECKS

Frank J.. Myles was arrested yesterday. on n
warrant Issued Aug 29 1870, for passing on j. b. rainor
OF No % Broadt check for 5 purportng to be- signed
by +. NJ willard a Co. of No Broadst. Myes has OF
late. been dong very lively business. He passed a
check for 5 pnrpoting to be signed by Acker, Mera
$50 on Bird O'Eeill Of No eD broadway third, for
t1OO al the Union Club, at Twenty hrsst and Fifbave
fourth for t20 H. H. Leadbeater al NO obs Seventh
ave. He also obtained $40, wOrilless check from
JAS. 3. Cute, broker, No. 2G BraadAey And many
other persons have probably been vftmized In similar
manner. He committed by Justice Downing w the
n >nIbs Police Court, 10 await an examination.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24

-. Two cases Of dry goods, valued at $1,000, and
the conveying Philadelphia steamer, stolen IN Bos
ton arfu operator induced the anser 10 &
company hm package the fourth story Of Th Boston Fo
bu Wlile thief OUT Oi
other aud disappeared with the team
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24

PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily at 8
talents. defects bes, pursuits pointed out
New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
lAnnounosneni
BuRNrrrs KALusroN is the best Cosmetic.
OyrR.-The eauinoctial storm inflicted great

throughout the country but failed to dim the uer OF mar the
beauty superb Spring style Of gentnen H,is-e greatest
production of ne Halter Buy hats bis store No. 99 Broadway"
Of Eutonn.