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III y Massachusetts, paper tells Of Co
lored woman who had been lately convert
ed, but was so unfortunate as to fly into u
passion over the misdoiugs of one Of her
Eeighbor's youngsters. Her mistress re-
marked upon the improperly Of such con-
duct in the case Of one about to join the
church, aud received this frank response
Il have 'sperienccd religion, an Use gwinc
to join the church, but Miss B, III
thrash dat niger furst'
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$1,000 REWARD.

DeBing's Via Fuga cures a'l Lir-
~ ht|nly and BI1ddsr Dtss4srt. Org1nr walk
h.t. T.ui tHu..H., G.4rH DeahfV and 900
complaints of She trHuV Crg1aF BOO male aud
female.
$1,000 willalso De- plid FIR any case of
Wiad Bafng er Fehug PfLES that DFBNa's
T.f Rtuuy foit 20 eure
UrBlNGS MAGIC LINlNENT cures Rlsu-
matte Pgins Slr9mt Bruises mil Sv1lled Joints.
.u ..H. anil IrIft
Sold everywhere. Send for Pamphlet
L4'arrprg-l4l Franklin ST. Baltimore, Nd
AFrl %, l810.-U
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-01-27

E75-A Lughable thing took place at a
revival meeting somewhere in Mississippi
not long since. The minister noticed a
seedy looking chap in one of the seats, look
ing as though he needed religion or 4 good
square meal. So he stepped up to him and
asked him if he was a Christian. NO, sir,
said he, Il am The editor of the Republican
paper in this place Then, in the name
of God, let US pray, replied the devoted
minister
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-01-27

&S-'Are you coIored !? a Providence po-
liceman asked Of an inobriated contraband
in the station house, whom he could not
see very distinctly in the semi darkness Of
the cell. No-o-," drawled the drowsy and
drunken Fifteenth Amendment, not co.
lorcd-l was born So
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* QUAKER's ADVICE TO HIS Son Of
HIS WEDDGNG-DAY.-'When thee went a
counting, told thee to keep thy eyes wide
open now that thee is married, tell thee
70 keep them half shut
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Don't Tell Betsy jane


voice, aiighted from Concord wagon in
front Of his own farm house door, aud stood
there for few moments in brown study,
watching the figure Of his brother-iu-law
and lawyer, as he drove back toward the
village OF W, whence tie two men
had just come
Don't tell Betsy Jane .
Now, Betsy Jane was Mr. NicLodcmus
Harding's wifc-a stirring, noble soul, who
made more butter and cheese, and took
more eggs and fowls to the city market, in
the course of season, than any other wo-
man for miles around. Strong, healthy
and hearty, she made the house work fy,'
TO use her own energetic expression aud
II Mr. Nlchodemus Harding owned his
farm that day, aud 'was well to do in fact
a rich man to boot, it was owing in DO small
measure to the skill, energy, economy and
general goaheadatiyencss of Ii, Betsy Jane
What was it, then, that the uugratefui man
was not about to tell Ter
'It would never DO, nevcrH Thought
Nlchodemus to himself, shaking bis head
'Shed be wanting a new carpet, or a new
SIX gown, or the house all painted over or
some such nonsense. No, the woman is
the weaker vessel, and it won't DO to trust
one too far. Their heads viii not bear it.
so Mr. Nichodemus passed through the
house, aud out toward the barn, with the
occupied air of a hen wEo has an erg
to lay, and don't know where she can hide
FROM the eyes Of mankind to the best ad
vantage. The kitchen was empty and s.
lent as he went through it. But, oh ifhe
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E5g~ A good deal of the consolation offer
ed in the world is about as solacipg as the
assurance of the man to his wife when she
fell into the river: You'll find ground at
the bottom, my dear.
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SICKNESS, PAIN 49,,
DEATH

Legitimateiy result as penalties f,- vt..,.
natural laws, from which no-e ,s-.r,
ne faded check, the ra'e snd Nan
tho 3ull eye, the cloulC3 intellect r..f.
ing sigh, The feeble and gmoeirtcI r.-.
lectcd brow, the lettering -ait. au Iu1..
Vious ttausgression ot Law KNOWN
crastinotion is the thief Of umc OF, ...s
beings apply tor somc rga'cly Us saor 3 ..-
on the principle THAI 'lt'Bys axe l.,..
generally hnger, lose more t'rg- and ~,
nioHty.
Thousands Of mothers and daugh,e-s 81. d.
stations ard conditions Of ligc, are suff.r.r-
gering and diving from the effects oil some f.. q
ed and dreadful
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-01-27
FENIALI1 CONEPLAIN.r

That claims It's victims throughout Nh. ,.-..
and breadth OF our hand
Many fcumles suffer i'm some way
monthly period some girls are in .r.., .
the commencement Of tncustraaton. vlH
ones dread rs decline at The "urn Of ..a
Sometimes The menstrual flow is 600 r.t
too little, or may be- attended With pain -.
be irregular or entirely checked or rh-,
appearance. attended with other lhs,rc1eia ...-
toms. lcnccrghUa, or the "Whius.
~ drains the system, or uiccrarantr tt
may create pain aud cause rapid prus,a
Falling of the womb Is an ,1c,cf.fr.. .
mon complaint giving much tr.rl. .ms
trcss, which under ordinary Treatment
cult 20 cure.
Mysteries, Green SicGness lrnaUEt .s..
Womb, and other serious and r,'ft COMMIT
follow 'he female sex throughout l.., a..
there medical gentleman whohasors.r,
the fair sex Of the above troubles N.,r..
Is there no combination of remedial lv.g,. rs.
will come 20 her rcsCuc2 We ansvtr.
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W.T. AND HUMOR.

E1-It was a wise negro, who, in speak
ing of the happiness of married people, said
Dat ar ponds altogether on how dey
Joy deyselves.'
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y RTcH SToRY.-A Parkersburg paper
says that several members Of tic Logisla-
turo took the cars at Grafton late on the
evening of the 10th ult., for Wheeling, and
among the number was Mr. G Of some
what large proportions, physically, and a
Mr.. d., of proportional undersize.
These two-the stawart Mr. G., and
smooth-faced little Mr.. D.-tools berth
togther, it seems, in a sleeping car. The
little man laid behind, and the good natur-
ed, waggish Mr., G before
Mr.. ID. soon was sleeping and snoring
furiously. Mr. c., more restless under his
legislative burdens, soon rose and was Sit
ting by the stove, when an elderly lady
came aboard aud desired berth.
'All right, Madam, said G.. I took a
berth with my son, and You can occupy
my place in that berth where my little boy
is sleeping
Taking Mr.. G at his word, the lady dis.
robed, and lay down with the boy
After quiet repose OF some time, the
boy, Mr. d became restless from some
cause anil began to kick around TO the an.
noynnco Of the old lady E.; So, in a maternal
manner, she pattcd him on the back, aud
said
lie still, sonny pa said might sleep
along with you
Thunder aud lightning" cried the lo.
gisIafor who are you2 am no boy
I am a momber of the Yves. Virginia La.
gisa'urc
It's said that Che Ola hly swoonel, and
could not be traugbtto GIlD promised tha,
g should be imreaahaI
ID. swoar ,hc thing Shall not rest hero
What action 'he Legislature. wu take
i.r'he purpose % protecting own Dig
ui.y remains % De seen
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Es-A prescription sent to a drug store
ina Western town contained postscript for
the guidance of the druggist, that it was in
tended for the 'relcef off the Kaulick.
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R-e-A young woman. DELEGATE in tbc

Ef'-A young woman, delegate in the re-
cent Ohio convention of woman sufIragists,
plumPly said: For my own part, l love
man, Individually, collectively, better than
woman; and so, | am sure, does every one
of my sex, if they, like me, would utter
their real sentiments. I am more anxious
for mans elevation and improvement than
for woman's, and so is every true woman
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-01-27
-EANcY DRIMK

Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spir-
its, and Refuse Liquors, doc.uTcI, speed,
q" ADDet.zcrs," "Rcstorars." &, that lelItll
tipper on to drunkenness aud ruin, butare atrl5
Medicine, made from tho Native Roots and
IIerts Of California, FREQ from ell Alcoholic
StimuiantS. TheynrNtAc CAT2F9ATBIOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPItW y perfect helovator and lnvigorltor
OF the System, carrying Cii all poisonous matter
and restoring tho blood tt T. healthy condition.
TO person can take thcso BiuCrs, according 20
directions, and remain lolc. UuwcN
500 Will be given for an lururahlo ccsc, pro-
VidIag tho bones are no. destroyed ~ mineral
To.soDs or other mca- nui To vital organs
wasted beyond tho point tr-poir.
For InQlmm 7tCFy and Chronic Rnou-
mGtism, and GOut. DysnCDsIa, O. InGi-
Restion, Bilious, Remittont. and Inter
LniJtent, Fever5' l5f2Sc5 % tao bIQod'
Liver, Kidney5, and Bladder, the. @ Bit
ters have been most spccc-siul. Such Dis
eases arc caused b. Initiated Blood, which
i generally produced BY derangeneAs % the
Ih.y invir0gato tho stomach. AMI stimulate
tho torpid liver and bowels, which rralc- thcm
ofu1cqulllel c.i'tcy IN cleansing tho boo of
an impurities, aDl i-nplrt.n5 now life and yi5or
10 iho whole sy5-ei.-N
~.Dyspepsia OF Indigestion. Headache,
t-U1in the shoulders, Cui,-as. 'TI1ntuc,s OF tao
CI.ai. DiLul.ss, EI-r Stomach, Bad Taste in
the Mouth, B.hors = Stacks, TllQiiotion OF tho
Heart, C'p'o1i fitraci q Urine PAN IN
tho regions tho kia-~sH, 1-l e hundred Other
pUului sym os3 which rls tho CFs.Iiagi OK
Dyspepsia, afc t.-'l j.. taCf4 B. .'."'s.
Cirlurer.s Ni..s..l Lf.l yyt ..I...rv Won I'rl
s. Impurities l-.s iar tlt.C- t..' s-a "a l..l-
y. lruHlon9, O. Sores; g.rl-. s.. When .iI
FOUL, and your Icc'.a.s w.llt ten snt Whom. * op
the blood pure aa- .As health OF tl5 system vii
PIN, TAPE, md other WO7Ms, lurking in
tAr -yH -gu of $40 nanny tho. tla-, $3.50 C.c-tuI--y
IT,. iu.i G'sar..oue, ree1 crrcGllytlr circular
around Cl.n bottle printed in 81. tr }. -tlsca-
Enr.l7N- t.r't.'. .l.'..i'. -H.. ....--
j. WALKER. 81 q. So Comm I.a rect, y. i.
b. !. . z
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T".A celebrated professor, thinking 20
rerr.oz an unfortunate pupil, one lay put
TO him 'bc following question pray, Sin,
can you cell zoe how long man may live
H.'h.l. bain-z 20 which lbo pupil look
ing up in the face Of the iutau -atr.
promptly but unexpectedly replied, How
OLD my SOU De yourself, profesr
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Turnpike Notice.

ID I~Ih NI fa lc PROV s.0u. oraa ftta Oh.
/ Leg .a'ure of West Virginia. sHt.r.I ..t-
Aet to Incorporate Goo Narth and South p-.r.I-
IurI'sn Company, fhe undersigned Com.
.ner'. 'n.f '9..'r1.d hove lh dsg oroa-
90 .ooNs ni INSCRIPTION FOB Doc Capitol -t... .f
800 Company. In shares OF Twenty rof.nr....H
900 i1e irsi and second National Hau. CHM.
H.-.Hu4 Nu5 Hnd uuaer fac direction .f .8.
win -hurer and Edwin D. Moore. Fu .
lively, a..d at Frankfort Wet Virginia. q, r.
'eIe oi John Brady tl under direction or
EsQs ''
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HENRY'S
CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR,
OR
BLOOD CLEANSER.

TENhiS is no idle remark that we make. II is
1 now known to all that the majority of those
brave men who fought the Southern battle Cor
freedom, are combating much more serious
enemy now lurking in their veins During the
late war thousands of men were yaccinated with
all forms of dieases under the pretense of guard
ing against that fell destroyer. Small Pox
Vaccination is a boon TO mankind when the
vaccine virus is pure; but when il is taken from
The arm Of a patient who has Scrofula, BOY'H
PERSONS ARE TAINTED 1LIKE. II is
perfectly notorious that vaccine matter has. and
Is now being taken from the bodies Of NEGROES
and white men, full Of mercurial and kindred
dieases The remedy now so well known for the
cure OF Scrofula,
Henry's Constitution Renovator.
is offered to all with the strongest assurances of
PERFECT Il MOST COMPLETE CURE
For
SCROFULA, SKIN KRUPTTONS,
SALF RIlEUM. SYPHILIS. r.
BOlLS, PIMPLES.
WASTE OF VITALITY.
UEUMATISM,
ULCERATED
THOATS, and
CONSUMPTION.
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Henry's Constitution RenoVator

cannot be equaej by any other preparation Of
The day. lfany person should be skeptical about
This, let him ask his neighbor about our remedy
NINE HUNDRED q NINErY-NIYE
men out Of a thousand know Of This remedy. and
cannot find words enough for their praise Be
low We print few samples of letters we are con-
.LLNLL- rD.-LALnL L-iLN
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bB NJ y HENRY e. CO..
Director General Berlin Hospital. Prussia.
Agency Of The United States
Post Office Box 51T2. New York.
7e- CONSTITUTION EENOvATOR i 81
per bottle. sz bottles for So Sent aurwlers
o.. receipt 90 price potrut. arc requested fl
pond coudlnGl'Iy. and reply will De
mad. hv following m1I.
Sold by olI respectable Druggists.
ti.fYI.r 70 1NGg
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AND w KERCHEVAT
THOMAS PERRY.
j PHILIP ROMAN.

Commi8joRers.
September 2. 1870
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Sept. o, ls7O.-ly
The New York herald., 1871-09-16
TR IP L e S H E EFT
New York, Saturday, September 16, 1871
CONTENTS OF Tc.DaY,s UERALD.

PAGE. >>0@>7>~>-
1-Adversemen,s
2-Adverlsements.
Sine Great Injunction Case: Arguments of Mr..
Bartlett in Behalf of William n. Tweed, and
nard's Decision-W hat the People Say
Rumors In the Public Offices-The Joint Com
4-The Paris Massacre: George Wilkes Review OF
me situation In Paris-Goldsmitn Maids Time
at Mllwaukee-The Temple OF Mammon:
Base Ball Matters-Pollce Pecuiiarltles-A
Foolish Young Wife.
ga Gallows Respite: Buckhout Respiled an Hour
Before the Time for Observation-Disclosures In
Soil; Sod; Mali ,s street Lockers;Up In 9uandary;
P@lncSy @ Judge Bedford Challenges Clique and
CANS Them TO Account The Courts-Judge
BEDFORD and the Abortionists-Utah: The Sc
c cret Murders @ Of the Avenging Angels; Two
Jewish happy New Year-The Children 5
Home at BInghamton.
6-Edtorials: Leading Article; "Judge Barnards
Declslon-The Breaking Up OF Municipal Cor
ruption"-Amusement Announcements.
7-Edltorial continued from Sixth Pagel-News
IurEey~fne Cholera in Euro, EuTo,peNHnairs % am in
Cuba, Hayti and yenezuea-News from Wash
lngton-Serious Riot in Pawling, n. Y.-Ben
Butler on the stump in Observation-Disclosures
nal intelligence Miscellaneous Telegraphlc
New-Buslness Notices.
S-Poor Georgia. Further Details OF the Great Rail-
road Frauds; Great Excitement in the State;
Foster Blodgetts statement-North Carolina
ka KluX-The Roman Riots: Full Particulars
OF the Recent Disturbances In Rome-1he
Torpedo Horror-Amerlcan Pharmaceutical
for Justice at Last-New York City News-The
Elevated Railway Under the Hammer-Post
once Observation-Disclosures Hanson's Haul
Proposed New Select School-The Philadelphia
Mnt-Horse Notes.-The Coal Mines-Work.
Ingmens Union-An Old Woman Burned to
Death.
9-Fat Fun and Clans: History OF the Heavy
Mems Ladies' Bake-Brooklyn Anairs-A
Fiendish Act-Trottlng at Fleetwood Park
Financial and Commercial Reports--Marriages
and Deaths
1O-Ihe Municipal Middle Continued from Third
Page)-The Joint Committee al Work-Corner
Stone Ceremones-1he New Jersey Democ-
racy-A ship on Fire IN the Lower Bay-Mls-
cellaneOus Te,egrams-Attempt to PTe Cath
olic SChool-A Chinese Murder In San Fran
cisco-ShiI ping Observation-Disclosures
f1.Europe: Mail Details-FoTeign Miscellaneous
Items-Foreign Personal Gossp-Foreicn
Scientific Notes-Qnarantine Mauers-Murder
and Suicide IN Connectcut-How Horse was
Made Observation-Disclosures.
12-Adyertisements.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

twenty or thirty thousand workingmen in thia
Guy, whose banners and notices covered tho
whoie held OF revolution we have indicatedJ
Inc suppression Of the insane Paris Commund
mas not suppressed the underlying ideas Of
the wrongs OF labor and the expressions Of
capital which brought that Commune into ita
bloody conflict with the legitimate POLITICAL
and military authorities of France, On the
contrary, since the remorseless extinction Of
the Commune, the more methodical aud for
mi'1able International has become stronger ont
both sides of the Atlantic, and in due time we
may look for an exhibition of its strength,
with its adflating labor societies. in our politi-
cal electors. In short, we suspect that by
the year 1876, if not before, the labor
reformers, of all descriptions, will be organ
lied into political. party Sufficiently powerful
to inaugurate in that Presidential contest the
greatest and most radical political revolution
in the history of the civilization Of modern or
ancient times. This must, sooner or later, be-
the elimination of all these political corrup-
tions and demoralizations Of the day. Our
opinion is that General Grant is too strong to
be shaken in 1872, but that after his re-elec-
ton the dissolution of the republican party
and the disorganization of the democratic will
open the way for this new and radical politEcal
revolution.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

THE FRENCH AND GERMAN FRoNTIERs.-A
despatch from Paris, dated yesterday, says
that negotiations are now in progress at Ver-
sailles looking to a rearrangement Of the
frontiers of France and Germany Count de
Remusat, on the part OF France, and Herr Won
Arnim, Cd the part of Germany, are the repre-
sentatives engaged in the matter. We thought
that the business relating to the territorial
lines which will In future distinguish the two
countries was settled some time since; but
this last piece of news informs US that it is
not. The work will be thorough when it is
completed, judging from the apparent care,
thoughtfulness and caution exercised in its
accomplishment. The difficulty between the
parties now relates to small portion of terri
tory convenient to Sedan, which Bismarck is
determined to have and Theirs is unwilling to
yield.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

THE News FROM VENEZUELA is more reas-
surng. The latest advices state that Presi-
dent Blanco is determined to pacify the
country. He has placed the town Of BARGE
Iona in the hands of the government troops,
his feet is active and effective in preventing
the landing Of insurgents troops, and he has
ordered large quantity Of ammunition from
the United States, so that nothing shall be
wanting to assist him in completing his victory
over the rebels. The prisons Of the State are
full of captured political prisoners, who are
thus placed beyond the possibility Of doing
any further mischief for the present. General
Salzar, the invincible, has returned and at once
made his presence known by issuing procla-
nation condemnatory of the President and the
manner in which he has dealt with the insur.
gent captives, but no notice appears to have
been taken of the document.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

JACOB VANDERBILT, Superintendent Braisted
and Engineer Robinson we're arragned in the
Court OF General Sessions yesterday for trial.
They all pleaded not guilty and the case was
postponed. There seems to be firm inten-
ton in all parts Of the Union TO punish, as far
as the law will permit, everybody who is at all
responsible for what hitherto, in our religious
reliance upon the vengeful disposition Of a
really merciful Providence, we have termed
accidents. Boiler explosions and railway COL
lisions, if the present proceedings form pre-
cedent, will hereafter be at once classed with
homicides and manslaughters, and some one
will be punished for them. The Inspector end
owners of the Ocean Wave, the steamer that
exploded ut Mobile during the great explosion
season, have also been arrested on q charge
] of manslaughter and keld to ba
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

THE CAPTAIN GENERAL OF CUBA, VALMA-
sEDA, has been most enthusiastically received
by the inhabitants and civil authorities at
Manzanillo. According to our despatch from
Havana the population turned out en- masse
to receive him on his return from Santiago de
Cuba. In the evening the town was brilliantly
illuminated, and the Captain was serenaded
by, it is presumed, damsels dressed in
dazzling costumes, at the house where he was
staying, when from clear Cuban throats
waited the songs Of welcome upon the evening
air. Subsequently he was dined and wned by
the City Council, and altogether seems to have
had a gay time among the rustics.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

THE MURDERER BUCKHoUT has been further
fespited by Judge Pratt, Of Brooklyn, the
mistaken sentmentalist, who has kept Foster
from expiating the Putnam murder. While
the intentions Of this unwise Judge may be
the very best, it is an undoubted fact that his
foolish intermeddling succeeds mainly in de-
feating the object Of the law that he was
appointed 10 carry out
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

A CIRCUS VISITED PAwLEG, N. Y, yester-
day to amuse and entertain the people with a
''moral exhibition" and the attaches thereof,
in order to carry out the programme, COM
menced robbing and maltreating the citizens,
killing one and wounding several. The
Plains before the sackiDg could be stopped.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

THE ALGERIAN RESURRECTION is being
gradually suppressed. A despatch from
Algeria dated the l4th instant says that the
rebel town of Lehifka has been totally de-
stroyed and the rebel leaders captured and
shot. This is what M. Tbiers may truthfully
term "a war of determination" If burning
their towns and shooting the insurgents will
not put an end to the rebellion we should like
TO know what will.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL Is IN RALEIGH, at
tending the Ku Klux trials. 1t is reported
that he will prosecute the Ku Kluxers in per-
son, aud as business is not very pressing with
him Just now we don't see but that he might
do 80 with great propriety. One cause Of the
success of the Ku Klux is that public opinion
down South is so averse to Furnishing them
that even lawyers firm enough to prosecute
them to the bitter end are lacking, and conse-
queutly their cases go by default or are lost by
Inadequate argument. The Attorney General
is able TO remedy this defect, and Ahould do it.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE ia in Chicago, fully
recovered, except that bis tongue and the
lower part of his face are partly paralyzed, 80
that be has some difficulty in his utterance.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

Tux STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA, after long
voyage from Glasgow, arrived off Fire Island
on Thursday, and then was suddenly discov-
cred to be on fire. Great confusion and panic
reigned for time; brt the fire, by strenuous
efforts, was extiDguished. To go down in the
midst of the ocean is sad fate; but to meet
with the terrible disasters Of the sea after all
the dangers are apparently past and a safe
harbor 10 in sight seems to be an accumula.
tion of horrors. The crew are deserving Of
great praise for their zeal in combating wha
bid fair TO be, when discovered, formidable
s0QaeSralOn
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

THE LARGEST RAILROAD DEPoT--The Rens-
selaer and Saratoga at Albany-all out doors
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-THE BALLET PAN.
oMlMf or hUMPTS DUNPTY. Matinee at g
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

RosEszwE,a was formally indicted in the
Court of General Sessions yesterday.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18Th STRAIT
THE PRINCESS OF TREDIzoSDE Matiree at .
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twentv-four,h street =
TnK NEW DIAAA or DIVORCE. Matinee at IL.
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

BOOTHS THEATRE. 23d ST., between 9Th AMI 9Th avs -
'RT OF THE PETTIcoATs-FAMILY JAks. Matinee AT 10
The New York herald., 1871-09-16

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF sth av ano Esd s
fARCIssr Matinee al 2.