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The New York herald., 1871-01-22
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 2l, 1871.
CLEARED.

sssq sa%.ss aSns S'Rs via M'rs'' and
Dale. ~ A''' '-''' -''''l' 1''9'p'''--''AA'
steamship Alexandria (Br) Lees alasgow-Henderson
s.samss,p pssan @ Br, Laird Glasgow Henderson Bros
kenzie. "
Steamship Gen sedewick. Nichols, Galveston via Key
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson, New orieans-Frederic
Steamship Bienvile. Baker, New orleans-Ltvngston,
Steamship Cortes, Nelson, New oreans-H Cromwell 4
Steamship Montgomery. raircloh, savannah-R Lowden
Steamship San Salvador, Nckerson, SavannahW Gar
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charles.on-H R Nor.
Richmond-old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Geo Upton Roberts Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DC-Geo
Steamship Volunteer JONES' Phladepha- Steam
Steamship Mnlville, Renear, Philadepha-wm Wonder.
Steamship Glaucus. Walden, Boston--H + plmock
-, steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson 4
Ship Plymouth Rock. Warren, London-Grinne, Mnturn
Bark Jas W Eiwen (Br>, Wren, Hamburg-Jas W Elweii
Bark Munich (Nor), Berndskun Trieste -Funch, Edge
Bark Leonie tgrA, Graysson ceue- Boyd Hincken
BARK Virginia Stafford, Casey Marseies-D De Wolf
Bark Bark Annie Gray, Gem, Havana Jas Ward 4 Co;
- Bark Yarmouth (Br), Raymond, Tybee, Ga, Boyd &
LfChtOourne
Brig Richmond, Powers, Guantanamo-Miler 4 Hough-
Brig Iris (Br) simmons, Point Pitre-H vatable Co.
Brig l. Redman, Redman, Observation-Disclosures &
Brig Zodiac, Downing Cardenas-F Talbot Co.
schr Matilda, Olsen. Contamination Il Muloz.
schr Atwood, Paine, PoiDta PItre-B Weinberg.
schr Hattie L Dodge, Freeman, Barbados-H w Loud &
Co. " =
schr Promenader (Br), Lockhar St Johns, NF-Cranda
Beraux 4 Co.
Scbr Ellie Hay, Jelson, Jacksonville--w Ray CO.
schr Paul Thompson Godfrey Jacksonville Brunt
Slaght
schr L sturtevant Cruise, Washington, NC-Thomas,
Holmes & Co.
schr Isaac Keen, Rchie Norfok-C Staples 4 Co.
Schr James Maloy, Russell, Bamore-C Plymer.
schr City Point, Tro.t. Baltimore-C Staples Co.
schr Virginia, Bearse, Phiadelphia-Baker 4 Dayton.
Schr Rogers, Mayo, Boston-Arthur StarbucS
Steamer North Point, Foley Baltimore.
Steamer Elizabeth, Clark, Baltimore via Amboy.
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SHIP LADY MACDONALD (Br), Kennedy, from Bremen
for New York, which ashore on the mouth oi the
Geeste get of into Bremcrhaven prior 10
9Th inst damage, II any, not stated
SHIP z SHERMAN Al Boston 10Th from Gottenburg, had
heavy weather tho passage stove Duiwarks ana sus-
tained other damage.
RosrNA, ashore opposite Morches, LII remained In
position auth being discharged rapidly one
lighter load Of her cargo arrived a New York on Friday ana
favorable the vessel VIII be saved Mr. Sims Ravens nss
quantity Of the cargo thrown overheard which
be WI bs awarded salvage he saved from total desrsc
ton.
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NEWS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Proposed Revision of the Constitution Of PENN
sysvania-TriaI and Conviction OF Abor-
ZIONIST.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21. 1871.

IT. I.
movement is on foot, headed by the Union
League Of this city, to amend the constitution OF
the State OF Pennsylvania Petitions being cir
culated and signed by men of both parties, asking
the Legislature to appoint day for the holding
OF convention, not later than June /, 1871, to take
the question into consideration.
DR.. Oliver Reed tue noted abortionist whose trial
has been progressing for the past three days. was
convicted tonight all the counts OF the indict-
ment charging MIN with abortion. He is also
ch arged with homicide the result OF an abortion in
which the victim died. He will be tried on that
charge next week, after which he will be sentenced
The evidence on the second charge is very decided.
The case has occupied much attention. The court
room was thronged, and among the audience were
many women.
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THE ALBANY EXPRESS ROBBERY.

ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1871.
The examination in the case OF Filkins was con-
t;nped to-day and adjourned TIL Monday. Several
Witnesses were examined, but no material facts
Mexe fAGtaA
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SAILED.

Steamships Alaska, for Hong Kong via s1es Canal CITY
of Paris Liverpool: Denmark, do; Gen Sedgwick, Key
West and Galveston Bienvie New Orleans Gen Meade,
do; Cores, do Montgomery Savannah San salvador do
Champion Charieston III Cid, Wilmington NC; Wyanoke,
Richmond &c.
Also sailed steamships Alexandria, for Glasgow Dacian,
do
Wind at sunset ", light.
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,LosING SALE OF THE SEASON.
Broadway and Twentieth street,

Broadway and Twentieth street,
Beg leave that the above will be continued
un the IT, Of nF FssraSry the date os stock
and generally to the bargains T
from sioek viii e oered %ends Jannary
follows:-
ALL WOOL PLAIDs.
Two Scotch Plaids yard half wide all colors
al 81, real value 81 90.
ALL WOOL FRENCH SATIN DE cHENEs.
& Three rea per ia ans IN az the CLOTH
at 50c., recent wholesale price 75c
ALL WOOL FRENCH sERGEs. m
Two finest quality in all coors, Suits
pers, will be offered at 75c, cost VI 10 to import.
EMPRESS CLOTHS
rsl 5 saae Y
MERINos
coors at Soc s5 recent wholesale price s7Sc and ST.
consequence OF the war particular attentions
nost suobe for and street wear nse eooas arc
The above viii be exhibited the first noor near
main entrance on Broadway.
MOURNING STOCK.
BLACK ALPACA
offered to close at 7Sc sSc, heretofore sold a. 81 ii as
SILK WARP rAMrsE
One fine black silk Tamise in three grades
BLACK CREToNNE.
Full assortment; all grades; very low.
BLACK CASHMERE D'ETE FOR SUITS.
Just imported; from line to superdne quality
GLOVES.
LORD TAYLOR
ALL SILK LYONS vELvETs
SILK Lyons veves will offered at prices from $40 up
wards. A great reduction from previous prices.
LORD Il TAYLOR,
Broadway and Twentieth street.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS.
continue o., Sst Six Stock oro,
is' February FTSSs Pssss e sirs SGss the
a ssss IF s s suitable
large invoice black Checks all sizes, win be
opened on Monday yfG@ls s'i sLacs z !! Silks
ssssss ssis5s 0s.'a
24inch at So, 81 SO, SO, ss SO and -.
PLAIN coLoKED SILKS
chasss wit s adanss mnfn pun
LORD TAYLOR,
Broadway and Twentieth street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Having made special department for Gentemen's Fm<
nsbing Goods attention called the superior quality and
sen.ed Gentemen viii here and ali the latest styles
SMOKING JACKETS AND GAPS,
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS,
PINS, UNDERwARE, sHAwLs.
UMBRELLAS, CANES, &C.. &c.
with every variety desirable Goods at prices unusually
LORD TAYLOR,
Broadway and Twentieth street.
TIow TO LIVE CHEAP.-Go TO $50 GREENWICH
street and buy Teas, Groceries, Flour and Pro-
reduced
MO MORE MEDIcINE.-ANY INVALID CAN CURE
% ss sy s asss
0UoO cures of Dyspepsia Consumption, Diarrhea and all
S @ Co., @ wsm street
York, and at all druggists and groccrs.
MO LADY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
THE ROYAL VICTORIA HA1R-coRp SKIRT.
THE MOST LADYLIKE AND ELEGANT
SKIRT EVER INTRODUCED.
PATRoNIzED BY HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA,
AND THE ROYAL FAMILY.
IT IS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE SKIRT OF
THE AGE.
It's elegant simplicity of form,
It's texture and peculiar 0exibity
h LIS shns:s sse durability and
establishes II a. once the Skirt Of the period.
samples can now be seen at our oce and store No. 76l
Ladies' OF fashion would well to examine
these superb goods.
RADIcAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, cAUsrlc OR DE.
q the Pelvic v.cera Diseases and Dsores cf the
A''' HESkY 4 DxSiEEs, NJ D., IA Lexington avenue
DARE CHANCE FOR INvEsrxENr.-A WESTERN
~ merchant want: 70 trade $l2 @ worth of desirable
e ;ss: ss:. s.is: s:: sc
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Defiadt,on.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTnS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Almanac for New York-This Day.

Sun rises. 80. l8 Moon sets. ...eve z O6
Sun sets. ....... O5 High water. ...eve 8 81
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ALL WOOL FRENCH SERGES
Two finest quality in all for Suits and Wrap
ers will be offered at 75c., cost VI 10 to import.
The New York herald., 1871-01-22

ALL WOOL FRENCH SATIN DE CHENES.
Three real French satns all CLOTH
high and medium coors the most desirable
50c., recent wholesale price 75c.
The New York herald., 1871-01-22

Beg to that the above sale will be continued
until the ls of February the date OF semannua
taking We invite the special attention of our customers
and purchasers generally the bargains
Fashionable Dress Goods, which, having reassorted
from stock, will be offered Monday January 2
as foows:-
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ALL WOOL PLAIDS.
Two Scotch Paids yard half wide all colors,
AT ST., real value ~ So
The New York herald., 1871-01-22

light which, once in q while, real genius
such as that Of the great German tragedtenne
renders not only attractive beyond resistance for
the moment, but cherished in the memory for long
after years. The old legends OF King Arthur's day
ana the loves and adventures Of his knights Of the
Round Table have been the inspiration OF romantic
poesy and drama age after age. In our time Tenny-
son has touched the sad story OF Griseldis
and knight Percival with his golden pen, and
II has become household word wherever the
En- gllsh language is spoken or read. The German
muse also has been inspired by theme SO lofty
and Friedrich Hahn, In his drama bearing the name
OF the heroine, ..Griseldls" /" claims distinguished
was nrst performed at Vienna The whole
imperial Court OF Austria did honor to
the occasion; but the title roe never
actually lived and Oreathed in its perfection
until the splendid abilltles OF Madame seebach
made 1t greater even than the author had ever
dreamed. such was the prestige. then. and such the
powers that were developed last evening. and had
the assembled courts OF Europe been The witnesses
they could have commanded no more superb
popular gaze and appreciation OF our demo.
cratic pubic. Notwithstanding the fatigue of her
monial in the Academy OF Music, Mime. Seebach
never appeared in finer voice and lorce, and her
triumph simply crowned all that she had done
before. Al the end OF the third act where the
terrific choice is made between the surrender of
her child or the death OF her husband,
the % emotion Of the audience was over.
transcendant artist was recalled five times Ia sue
cession, amid shower Of aoral tributes. Mr. Dow
browski, as knight Pcrcval, deserves special praise
Mile Veneta. as he Queen, was only second TO Grl-
seldis and Mr.. Harry as the aged, suffering father
was admirable. In the closing scene Madame See.
back no longer acted; she left picture, not OF
who beneId 1t, while they live, in sunshine
ment and an ideal for the iuture-a wondrous reye.
scsers masnineeni drama o Esmon wisS niass al
ohestra Of forty instru me- VINO = can si aaOrd ia 70
STAY away
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Office
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EMFRESS
Three all wool Empress Cloths, in VA
rous coors, suitable for all seasons 50c value 75c
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DARE CHANCE FOR INvEsTMENT.-A WESTERN
Susb.n Real al Ess.ss In growing Western city Of $4,000 IN
6hoes fancy 0rocsries Liquors. Bes} OF New YcrS rsf
sncss gwen Address for ten days rodm - Gt Neholo
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Martne Disasters.

Wind at sunset ", light.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-18
Z II. 4.
He sewers His Connection with the
Methodist Church.
BALTIMORE, Feb. O, 1871.

~ BALTIMORE, Feb, 0, 1871.
Rev. s. s. Rozzell, d. ID.
DEAR SIR write to notify you, as
Presiding Elder of the District i'm
which | lately held an appointment
from the Bal limore Conference, that
l have severed my connection with
the NJ. T.. Church South, by becom.
ing q candidate for orders in the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. / need
not speak of the motives which i'm
PEELED me to this course, further than
to declare that every step of it has
been taken ut the command AMI
oheered by the benedictions of con,
science.
/ leave the Methodist Church with
q sorrow that shrinks from the mock
cry of expression. 1t is the Church
of my fathers. In il | was born and
nouriShed, and received the enduring
mould of my character. From its
pulpits ! first heard the Word of Life,
and learned how to prove, by faith,
the preciousness of Christ. While
yet a youth it gave me Il place among
1t preachers, and since then, during
a ministry of nearly ten years, it has
honOred me with promotion beyond
my deserving. All my INTERVIEWING
flowers Of friendship have grown W
within its borders and beneath its
genial culture. All the diversified
threads of my "reminiscences combine
to weave its image In the very tex
ture of my life. To leave it Is to tear
the heart itself in twain; but better
this than a union which cannot bt
prolonged without assimilation.
l wish, through you, to bid the
brethren an a~ifectionate farewell
They are none the less my brethren
because | have ceased t. bear the
name of Methodist. However vary,
ing In our opinions OF e clesiasticaI
rites and principles, we SILL worship
the same Father, love the same Sa'
!, vior, partake of the same Spirit, ant
seek to enter, though by different
gates, the same Celestial City, the
Throne in the midst of which Is tho
meeting place Of all the pure in heart
Let us then cherish the chnritabl,
hope that when these thick fogs o
time, looking through which We 81
often misjudge each other, shall hav,
= vanished at the radiant appearing o
Him who sheds from his face the sun
shine Of Heaven, the likeness of tina
! face may he seen in the features of nj
: our souls, forever TRANSPORTED by thu
a, sight of its glory.
II. A. HOLLAND.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-18

SEEING drove of fine beeves driv-
ell into town, the other day, for ship
ment to Memphis, reminded us, for
chilly, what this section OF country
might he, MS q grain growing, cattle
and sheep raising country, instead
of being so exclusively devoted to to-
bacco and hogs. The first named
system Of agriculture, would .ive in
creased fertility to the soil, add to
the wealth, health and general com
fort of the people, to an extent that
can never he realized under the pres
cnt system of a single leading staple,
involving an outlay, for unreliable
labor, that swallows up all the profits
and leaves the farmers and their
farms poorer, at the close of each sue
ceeding year-to say nothing of the
dilapidation of fences and buildings
resulting from the neglect incident
to the usual form of contract between
the landholder and the laborer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

BORDEAUX, Feb. 10--The Depart
ments of Charente, Ferriere, Hautes
Alpes, Tnunc, and the cities of Dion
and Toulon, have elected Republican
candidates for the Assembly. The
cities of Nantes, Chalons, and Auch,
and the departments OF Grouse, Don
dognc, Maycnce, Vendee, Garraune
and Loire, have chosen Conservative
Moderate or Liberal Union candidates.
LONDON, Feb. ia Lille dispatch
says: The Official result of the cleo
ti0ns in the city and departments
will both he given Tomorrow. ~
monarchial triumph Is certain as the
Republican majority Ia the city was
hut - per cent, while the monarch
lists have 81 majority, averaging 80
per cent in the provinces.
LONDON, Feb. ll.-Gens. Changer.
, nier and Faidherbe are elected To the
national assembly from the depart
ment of Lorraine.
LONDON, Feb. 1l.-A Paris letter
Of the 10th states that the result of
the elections In the capitol II yet uI-
known, but IL Is believed the list of
Iffillitii'ANNs AAtbitA - w ''A'i' w
Dclesclusc, ilogo and Blanquc, have
been chosen. The city is quiet, and
the reviclualing is progress In u salts
factory manner.
ROME, Feb. 1.-The newspapers
announce that n Catholic league has
been ksmed In Belgium To prepare AN
armed expedition against the city,
with branches established in Austria
and Spain and some of the provinces
of France, and n meeting Is TO take
place ON some island of the Mediter-
raueau. The Italian Government
has received information of the con-
spiracy.
RoRpEAUN, February ia quo
rum of the Assembly not yet having
arrived, there wHa "A caucus to- day oi
the Orleauisls, who hellve they pos,
sc~sa clear mnlpriy, Many Bona.
partist agents are hclv
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-18
NEWS ITEMS.

An act of the Legislature, passed
January 26, gives Chancery Courts
power TO grant charters of incorpora-
ton.
P~0stinasters who refuse 10 take mu.
tilated currency for stamps are liuble
for damages-according to a recent
decision of the United States court.
WIN b. Astor is nearly 7s years of
age; A. II. Stewart is 20; Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Is 76; Daniel Drew, "A
Peter Cooper, 70; George Law, 80
while q majority of New York milli-
onaires are ove 60.
The first daily newspaper printed
In Virginia was printed in 1850, and
the subscription price was $50 per
annum.
Hereafter all telegraph lines i'm
Florida will have to pay n scmi-an-
nual tax of 81 per mile, and all sub
marine telegraplis a semi-annual tax
of 81 per mile.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. l1.-Col.
John Baxter recovered judgment to-
day of SIS, 800, in an action for libel
against Sanders * Clark, editors and
proprietors of the Wing and Register.
a vein of coal has been discovered
three miles west OF Fairfield, In FIRE.
stone county, Texas. Ithas been dug
to II depth of eighteen feet, aud still
the vein has not been got Though
The coal Is said to be of Il superior
quality, as it burns readily and cree
ates intense heat.
Tennessee has g. O5, 1888 acres of i'm
proved land, and 13,S73,S 2S of unim-
proved land. The Dat yield in this
State last year was $500 600 bushels,
and the average yield per acre was
sixteen and one-seventh bushels per
acre. The potato crop Is put down ut
10000 600 bushels, or an average yield
Of fifty bushels per acre.
AS to who fired the first gun of the
Rebellion on Virginia soil, the Peters
burg Index, says: "For the benefit
Of some future historian who may
record the gallant deeds of the deien-
ders of the Lost Cause, we state up
ON reliable information, that DR.. Pro-
sic, the well-known "ChiropOdist,''
fired the first gun from Virginia soil,
on Craney Island, at one OF, Fender
grast's fleet. The Doctor at that time
was q member of the Petersburg Ar.
tillery, Captain j. N. Nichols. This
first shot caused the steamer to haul
to and never venture to return"
The Hot Springs of Arkansas, which
are becoming 81 well known, may be
1 fsInQsn,i ntnnnn fhn natural xvfk,v,v.
of America. These springs are situ-
ated in the center of the State, or
the slope of the Ozark mountains,
about fifty miles west of Little Rock
They are 1850 feet above the sea lev.
ell, making u climate unsurpassed fol
salubrity. In addition to the min.
eral matter contained in the waters,
they possess thermo-electric proper.
ties which render them an invalua.
ble agent in constitutional ailments
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-18

UP to the present writing, nothing
has been heard of the steamer Tenn
essee. Such a cargo and such a miss
ion are enough to sink the Great
Eastern. If it has sunk, it is a great
pity that the entire Administration
was not OH board, instead of the few
specimens Of Radical iniquity whom
it may have pleased Providence to
cut off flush with sin, and intent up
on additional villainy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-18

From Alex. n. D0ugherty, N. D.,
late one Of Me Medical Directors u
s. A. NeUark, ~. j.
Having been made acquainted
with the composition Of the prepara-
ton known as Sozodont, l have for
some time past permitted It's Use in
my family, where 1t has given entire
s%atifaction. 1t Is an elegant toilet ar
ticle, well worthy Of the encomiums
il has received"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-18

Ben BUTLER says 1t is as a crimi-
nal lawyer, that he defends Grant
He is u criminal lawyer, II stealing
spoons he q crime. Still there is a
fitness in the defense Of one criminal
by another.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-18

main a stranded wreck-a mclan.
clolly warning TO other times and
other peoples against faith In the de-
lusive theory Of the capacity of man
for sclf-government.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-18

TIE growing Indignation of the
people against the Radical Adminis-
tration, seems mot to deter IL from
aggressions upon the rights of the
States and the welfare Of their citi-
ms In addition to the proposed
lavishing of millions upon party
hacks, IN the shape of School Com.
missioners, whereby the States are
to be deprivedof all control over their
educational Institutions and the yam
kee books intended to be introduced
into them, there is another bill before
Congress to enlarge Federal authority
over elections by means Of Regis
trars, who are to have unlimited con-
troll ove ballot boxes, and their au-
thority to be sustained by the mill
tary, whenever and wherever two
mean Radicals may say such force
is needed. There is still another bill
to transfer cases from State to Fed
eral courts, Mt the option of litigtnts,
thus making State institutions a
mockery and the Federal govern
ment supreme every where and in
every thing. The next move will he
to wipe out State lines, and even to
this, the subjugated people of the
North will submit without a protest.
CoN0REss has before II a bill for
the establishment of q National sys-
TEN Of education, but is merely an
attemptto wrest from the States Their
right Of self-government, with a view
to %perfecting u consolidated despot-
ism, and, at the same time, to ex-
pend millions upon party hacks who
are to act, In the various Congress-
al Districts, us so many Radical cleo
%tioneerers, and Congressional spies
and reporters. The bill is presented
by a Massachusetts, man, and this
fact Is comment enough upon It's
character and scope.
WE have entertained a poor opin-
ion of Admiral Porter, heretofore
but finding that he is not to Beast
Buffers taste, conclude that he must
be a gentleman. Butler likes moth
ing that is pure, except pure silver
plate, and pure, unadulterated mean
ness, his passion for which makes
him a disgrace to every thing except
u seat in u Radical Congress, where
the majority are his peers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-18
"SpALDINa's PREPARED GLUE"
Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
h.estate of T.. w. Johnson, decd, are
hereby notified TO present them, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribel by
law. All persons indebted to'said estate,
will please come forward u settle up.
]. &. JOHNSON, Ex'r.
Feb. Is, lSl-iw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-26
Ghe 8ulleiin.
cider TOpers.

When tho Massachusetts, Legislature,
under tenn persnce pressure, passed strin.
ssnt asti.liquor law, they saved tho cider
On the good deacons, and SO kept their
friendship. The German was deprived of
his beer, but the cider Of the deacon was
sacssd from the unmanncrly attack of the
Ssasats. Already the eject Of general cider
dsiohiSg 10 shpwing itself in the rural dis.
tficts, and The Boston Trare,ler, the organ
Of the teloYefInce crusaders, after confess
Ing ths& ths noes and the manners Of the
sidGF efsaksss exhibit tho effect Of their
fee psenAioas, quotes q medical pamphlet
pab11hsd nearly century ago in England,
IN which sickness in Devonshirs was
charged 70 the use Of cider. Such persons
u 10 said, have the choic, and upon TINS
tout intsrvsnes. They take in such
quantity Of crude gross tartar that the
6Iosa lSseomes acid; the bile Is rendered
acid, and produces much mischief, bringing
On Gpains, anxioties and spasms.' Such
4 the resribution the Massachusetts dea-
cons bring upon themselves for their un-
juss Determinations. A. the Trareiter
very Justly remarks, "People who have
lived In places where cider Is freely drank,
need not b told that the cider topers
ere the most unfortunate ciass OF drunk
ards"