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The New York herald., 1871-02-20
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sLErGHs, &C.

A UCTION SALE OF FIVE FINE HORSES
IN the best OF the and the finest stock offered
private stable As Great Jones street. by JOHN L. vANDE
WATER Apconeer the handsome high bred and fast pair
OF dark dappe steel crays with light and tails 5a
high fun both years this spring are half brothers. sired
in Kentucky where they took the frat premium at fair this
last Iaentered Cays Pilot coswhen they rotted to-
gether ID 25H and afterwars showed two mea in :57.
They handsome bloodke in appearance and
and stylish drivers with fne rapid and lofty
ton They need checks drive evenly together
and style alike Taken altogether they the finest and
most promising pair Of young horses in the State and have
sze style and muscle enough first class coach phae
ton team and for leaders In tandem team they have
equals They warranted sound and kind every partcu
lar, and to trot inside OF minutes.
This team purchased In Kentucky about four
ago expressly the late James s. Watson
here after his DEATH consequently VIII be sold that
account without reservation, limits or restriction.
Ethan Aen lb4 high seven years old, fine flowing
and tail s known Monarch He ia the finest gentlemans
roadster in the city, is fine free and drver has
style and fine b!oodke appearance has vices and
ard handsome gated he from 235 to ~ on any
good track and warranted to show 40 day.
warranted souCd and kiNd.
Also the handsome fast, high bred trotting
Maid 5h hgh seven years old BY imported Royal George
dam by American Star. She s Of the finest young
trotng Produced has public record,
five years old she showed She has showed great speed
this last She beat 40 to road wagon
low in the thirtes any good track. Is fine
pleasant driver honest and reliable and warranted
and kind
a very fine fast young chestnut Mare l5a high,
years old. Full particulars and description at sale
All this stock offered for positive peremptory
highest bidder without limit restrlcon and gentlemen
wishing TO fine horses that be relied
represented In particular shond attend this SALE
trial given Car be and examined any time prior sale
at stable and particulars ascertained
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMvsEMENrs-sEooND PAGE-Fourth, nfth and sixth
So1kb ASS EoDsTsa waSllbsssosp E1 I
BoAEDERs wANTED-sEcosp PAermTIrs. column.
Bso9kEYs s2aE IsTMTE pok
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SECOND PAaE-Third col
eTa f'a
CLERKS sni AND sALEsMES-snvnsrn rAar-rourth
S9A ralss,s eGHm1 column
S1 IS$ n ANN ~
FURNIsHED-sEooSD PAaE-second and tnlrd col
EURoPEAN STEAMSHIPS -Fmsr p4ex-Finh and sixth
gsAsS4EssT EHsA Fasss ssSn solano
E2k ooTs AS apasgHEsrs TO
SECOND PAGE-Thrd column.
kREScH ADvaRTlsEIEXTs~s aI' pAer-six.h
HRlS %AarED-xALKs- SEVENTH pAsB-Fourth col
RELf WAETED-rEMALEs- SEVENTH PAoE-rhird
HORSES, CARRIAGES &c.-riRsT PAeL-Third column
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, wANTED-TmaD PAGE-Third
srASn rAsnThrd column ,o,
LOAN OFFICES-FIasr PAGE-Second column.
LOST AND EoUND-sKooND pAas-Firsi column.
MACHlNERf--SKvENTH PA9E-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SECoND PA9E-Thrd column.
MATRl&OklAL-SECOND PAGE-Third column.
NEDICAL-S4ooND PAGB-Third column.
MILLINERY AND DREsSMAkiEG-FIRB PAGE-Fourth
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGE
MIsuEii.ANEoTs- JH; FIRST pAaE,, Fourth column.
MUSICAL-SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
NEWHPAPERS- PAGR-Fifth columu.
PERSONALS FIRST PAGE-First column.
PIAEOFOkTES-SRCOND PAaE-Sixth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RKNT-THIRD PAGR-Second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-THIRD PAGE-Second
REAL ESTATE wANTED-THIRp PAer-Second column.
REMOvALS-FRsT PA6R--Second column.
KEWARD&-6KOOHD PA9E-First column
SALES AT AUCrIoN-SEvENTH PA6E-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-S PAGE
SITUATIONS SWANTED-MALEs-SEv PAGE-Fourth
column.
SPECIAL NoTTCEs-F1RsT PAGE-First and second col
sPORTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.-FIRsT PAsE-Third
STALLIONS-F FIRST PAGR-Thrd column
THE TRADES SEVENTH PAGE--Sixth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-SEooND PAGE
Second column-
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsr q PAGE-Sixth column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
SECOND PAGE-Thrd column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE PAGE-Second coupn.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c-FIEsr PAGE-Second col
umn.
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sPORrING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.
GRAND PIGEON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT FOR TIL
W GhampiOnahip Of America, at Double Birds.

GRAND PIGEON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT FOR THE
" Championship of America, at Double Birds. .
An elegant Diamond Badge valued at $780, open TO AL
under the auspices and on:hs Of the Long Island
rusl near Union Course e. L. al II NJ Each conestanl
to shoot at fifteen double rises under the rules Of the
close Captain seays Mt II O'Clock A. NJ, the day Of
the As nearly all the crack "shots" OF the
country VIII participate splendid days sport
is anticipated Admission to the grounds, 50 cents.
l. r. SEALY, Proprietor Woodruff House.
DIGEON sHoOTING.-MAT s., 900, CAPT. BOGAR-
to kill As birds of 80 the party backing birds TO
find and the Takes places at Capt Sesys Union
'' /. r. sEALY.
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NEWSPAPERS.

MEN OF MARK.-THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL
lM for March contains:Noah Webster; Rev. T. De Witt
TaaadGe the late General Prm; the King of Spain,
with portraits, characters and biographies Also Japan, s
present condition; Furnishing Criminals; The Servant Qnes
ton Choice OF Pursuits, What Can Do Best? The Food
Supply Of Europe and America Brain wavesa Theory
SOc, 83 six months trial. 81 Address 8. r.
WELLS. 3S9 RroadXaY. New
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SYALLyONS.

DOR SALE-THE FAMOUS STALLIONS GEORGE
Wilkes and Honest Allen. George Wilkes by Rysdyks
half brother to extcr and his
him the fastest stallion alive having record OF M
Honest Alien by Ethan Allen and acknowledged the best
pole horse In the world troed in alt Prospect Park,
beating the renowned Goldsmith MAID. Address NJ SIM
MONS, box lS7 Hoffman House.
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OFFICE M6 AND S48 BROADWAY,
New York Life Insurance Building.

Y. TICE osu hNiy o1o bNUAUWAf,
New YORK Life Insurance Building.
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED SHARES
or the capital stock of this of the value Of 800
EACH being the remainder Of the capital stock Of million
and others.
The beoksof subscription OF said stock viii be opened
the oce OF the company above Wednesday, the 18th
day OF February. 1871 from A. M. r. NJ, and
scribed Tor.
Each subscription for ten dO) shares from any butcher,
marketnan dealer will entie the subscriber stall
or It md al uniform fixed rental on lease of FIVE
But butcher, marketman dealer will be allowed
than two stalls stands in either Wholesale retail
department, and the intention to avail himself of this
privilege must be declared by each subscriber the time
OF subscribing.
OF the stands In the market can be seen at the
Office OF the company, and the selection of stands by said
subscribers win be according to the order of subscription
Terms of subscription 70 per cent In cash supscrb
ing and the baance In nsamcns OF 25 called
by the Treasurer on thirty days. notice.
By ordef of the Board
PAUL l. ARMOUR Committee
COURTLANDT PALMER
W. M. JOHNSON, J Subscription
NEW YORK, Feb. III, 1871.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
AT R. II. MACY's
AT R. H. MAcY's.
AT R. H. MACY's
SPRING ENGLISH
STRAW STRAW
GOODS HATS
NOW OPEN. NOW OPEN.
A Newspaper Who has felt the pleasure that it
It always tells us of so many strange and
wondrous things.
1t weep at tales of woe; /. fills with smiles
II tells of the price of stocks, and much pay
for iaces,
And when where, how and why to buy our
Macys
Has wars loud clarion called TO arms-has lightning struck
tree2
Has Jenkins broke his leg-or has there been
Has Mary's little lamb been found-or comets
Or has groom run OF to Getna Green9
All this and many you from this sheet may
CLEAN.
Adapted from the poet.
First Lady-wen, did you go TO Macy's last week9
Second Lady-Yes, 1 did.
First LadyWhy, thought belonged to society that
passed resolution that they would there again
thought husband said he would get divorce from
you II you went by the door even
Second Laav-Wel, 30 we did but I couldn't helm Il
/ read Macy's advertisement last week aloud a the
breakfast table, and there other ladies
resolved never to 60 there again. who heard
my resolution TO to Macys missed
anything much in my life. All the little choice
tices that had been accustomed to get there
pletev of and could not find them elsewhere except
at exavagant prices, and many Of them ALL Find
ing that determined to CO. four Of them loaded
with commissions for themselves and I Judged
that they had suffered much l had by staying
away. Well, went to Macy's. Strange say, the
stood in the spot that II did before 1t
pleasant store, frightened with a fresh coat of
paint and rehed tor the coming pleasant
faces behind the counter that have oen and
felt at home in q minute.
FIRST Lady-Wel is It true that he sold splendid Sash
Ribbon at 36c yard and fine Jaconet at lsc yard,
Ladies' Night Dresses at o2c.y
Second Lady-Yes, II s true, for bought of each,
and home, and displayed my purchases TO NV
friends they instantly returned to their belief that
Macy's right place. after all, next forenoon
all went there shopping In crowd together
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
NORTH AND NORTHEAST
~ TO TIRE
SOUTH AND sogrHwEsr.
)AClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,S
Through line to

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
VIII be completed March 20 1871, and extend from Chatta
nooga, Tenn TO Meridian, Mss and with It's copnectlons,
form the shortest all rail route from Boston New YORK.
Phiadeiphia Baltimore, Washington, Lyncnburs ana Chat
tanooga TO Meridian, Mobile, New Orleans. vicksbuss
Shreveport Galveston and all points ia the Southwest
Arrangements beng perfected with connec.Ins
rcads North ana South to passengers trains 1e rae 10
of I3 mics hsnr, making the trip from New forn "
New Orleans In % hours Two daily through passenger
trains will be each making close hrs
CHATTANOOGA for all South and West Only one cnage
New YORK and New Orleans anu no cnans0
south OF Lynchbnrg. .,., 80, o.,,s ,vu, he IN
Through tickets for all points North and sontn VIII oe on
sale the principal railroad ticket onces an sa,a v.
Connecting requested TO put ucAess on s~o ~
our fine for ali points that can be reached. -.
despatch through freight ine WIN % "s@Ae"' H'AAS
quick time and low rates for reicht .a v.-.l
Through bills Of adpg issued to the pncpa ces' No'n
and South. ..-..,,- .a,,.,.s
Foriul'ne' j. C. STANTON General Superintendent; or
WILLIAM kEAvY, General Freight and Ticket Agent
Office of the Company in New York. No. % Broadway
corner Wall srees :
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EUROPEAN srEAMsHIps.
w Oceanic Steam Navigation company's
calling a, Cork, Ireland
as feet he % ,ss
GoRisa captain HrEfaS T6o%pson sfT1S
nsw have Sesn for the
Passenger accommodations nnrivalled
ob oF esrg ,sss Country
ps GS ys CO..
Water s,reet liverpool and No East India avenue Lead
at the sPAks
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Companys mail steamships be-
tween New York and Havre, calling at Brest.
kEEETTE reoaqrG Mar 20
Noie.-The Pereire viii sal! direct for Bordeaux
GEo Agent, ss Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The steamship Hermann, Captain G. Reichmann, win
Third street Hoboken. - '''' ''e''
the steamship MAIN Captain x. " oerendorf Saturday
f'''"'' ~' RATES OF PASSAGE,
Payable in gold or its equivalent in currency.
Second cabin. u
s broad street, Sew aGp' agents.
TNMAN LINE.-roR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
pool. Royal mail steamers are appointed to sail as
CITY OF MANCHESTER ria Halifax, 4s1.,.u =, .,
cTy CITY OF OF ssS Is S
CRY or BHIriMokE via Haiifass ~, .sSa,s 49, . : ~
succeeding Saturday and alternate tuesday from
r. ss'4, Of %.
T. T. haIi1sa, hsnasa TS e hsnfaa is
Passengers also forwarded to Antwerp Rotterdam swe
den, Norway and Denmark, at reduced rates.
Tickets BE- e. bqagh here moderate rates BY persons
For further information apply # The e. HEy sssn sse
Is Broadway, New YORK.
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CALABRIA CAL Thursday , 2sd fsb, at M N
ss ssS S5
s SSi ''''s' ssYHas Aay
SrEAM TO ,I egEEssrowN, rs AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
r''ns the onssa sailing ss ss sseTs @e''; Wednesday
GoLoRxAsnS HTssmas Ms,ce ~
Srom Pier is North iver Nss'n = = 10
Cabin s1sesS I ssa $s
and paris sS
Germany at lowest rates Apply TO c,YoN 90 pr,,.
THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
to nns sos pS ss ns
stations Great ireland Germany Sorw.y w s~s
S or . and y sGs s y
AUSTRALIA. Sat. FEB IS AssYRfA.A. Wed., March
a Sat- March ALEHAkRiA Wed We'd March Mach Is
EuR2pA Sat. March March Is D0RiAN.. Ned, March g
every Saturday and alternate Wednesday thereafter
from pier 70 North river, New York, at noon.
Rates Of passage, payable in currency,
to Liverpool, Glasgow or Derry
First cabins $65 and x75, according to location
Cabin excursion tickets good for twelve months securing
best accommodations, $780,
InterWedlae. &33; steerage, S28.
CeriscNiek Il be bought here by those
wishing 10 SEND for their frienda.
Drafts issued payable presentation
Apply At the sompsnys emces, to ,,-..n,..r
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

ONLY TWO DAYS BEFORE THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE DRAWING
AT HAMILTON, OHIO
Guaranteed by the Best Men In Oho.)
AN ELEGANT OPERA HOUSE AND $4,000 IN CASH
PRIEST
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY %, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

INFANT NOURISHMENT.-IN THE ROYAL MUIR
series the food prepared by Savory Moore has the
milk closely possible" he infant prince .hrves upon
and easily digestednDr Hsssan. No boiling or syaptpg
required TINS ls 2s b. and los. Prepared by sAvORY
MOORE l43 New Bond street. London Sold by all chemists
and Italian warehouemcns
The New York herald., 1871-02-20


House Commissioners at Hamilton, Ohio, at the Com
missioncr's Office,
p & DEvLfN, No s'wa,i street. New York.
r z. Devn's No: Wall St. Metropolitan HOTEL railroad
L. Demonico's, Broad st. office.
c. Delmonico's, Broadway Metropolitan Hotel, cigar
Fitzgerald's, ias Nswat. spnger House, Gus Mestay
Steers HOTEL Greenwich st.
Cosmopolitan HOTEL West Arson House, corner Spring
Broadway and Chambers st, and Crosby
Porter Bros, los Church Kner's Saloon, Spring st.
ST. Nicholas Hotel. Tebrich Il Son, 691 Broadway.
General Railroad Office, No MacKinlcy's Hotel, Futon
Meaio Cos 6l5 Broadway j. Lary's, esI Broadway.
Genn's ST. Nicholas Hotel Hargreaves Maces 23d st.
Hazelton's, 5ss Broadway.- Aphonse Ekrchs % Union
California Wine Store, 60l square.
George aY'Saf " Days ll45 Bway Union % square "''
Coleman House, saloon. Seaburg's, $50 Broadway.
J. Falk Ionvre 632 B'way. IruJilo's, saS Broadway
John H Casey, OWesl Hous- Thomas, ss1 Broadway
ton st. Ed. Gimore's, Brosdway
Whitney Houses. aaloon. Lynch Bernstiens, San
" and Broadway '''' ''' Geo Smiths es7 Broadway
Grand Central Hotel, book Weschester House, Powery
stand Jas Golfers, corner 18th 81.
Fifth Avenue Hotel, book and Broadway.
In Albany, of J Collier & Son, Music Store (Tweddle
Hall, ,and NJ Fitzpatrick Delavan House.
In Troy, Of l. Mhliard's Book store.
In BrcSkiyn Of W. smith J Music store Ss Fulton
In Washington D. Co. OF Evan Hughes, corner Thirteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenues WIZARDS Hotel, Book
Stand NJ. H. N. Kendig, First National Bank
OFFICE OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,l
HAMILTON, Ohio, Jan. l9, 1871 :
ing' gentlemen in this community for nan
cal responsibility and good moral character We have full!
faith that they will the drawing fairly and that al
truly, JOHN Il. CORNELL, Cashier
T6e Cincinnati Enquirer says-"This drawing promises
the large OF already sold showing the conf
dence OF the people in the enterprise We certain that
those who purchase tickets vii be fairly dealt with"
The New York herald., 1871-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MANHATTAN MARKET COMPANY
CITY OF NEW YORK.

Organized special OF the Legislature State
Of New York, passed March Is, 1870
CAPITAL, 81, 100000. SHARES, SlC0 EACH.
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All communications Ssoud addressed to the Commits
cioners' Office, l,21s Il ~sscay, New York.
The particulars OF the drawing will be published In all the
leading papers of New York the morning after the drawing
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FINANCIAL.

EXECUTORS FUNDS TO LOAN.-ONE SUM OF
"A. 100000 and of $SOooo also 56Oo0OO 70 loan, in
''' " G. j. CLARKE, 202 Broadway.
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TXTATER METER CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.-NO.
56 &lO0 Two to one that Cochrane's patent excels all
CocHRANE, 81 West Tenth street, New York.
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At HYMAN'S, $50 BROADW AY, CORNER OF BOND
IA etTeet--Liberal advances made Diamonds
Watches, sverwarc &c. or " Il pay the highest market
srice for the same.
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A ARoN CRIsTALAR CO., AUCT1oNEERs, NO. 4s9
Insruments Furniture Carpets Mirrors Sewing Machines
silks Laces Bronzes, Watches Diamonds Jewelry
praisements made.
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POSITIVELY NO PosTpoNEMENT.


The whole enterprise viii divided into shares
Tickets Of &6 each, which obtained from Opera
House Commssionc at Hamilton, Ohio, at the Com
missioner's Office,
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MEETING OF GERMAN CITIZENS or ALL THE
n wards in Jersey City called to order by w. f. Schu
president and f. Schlegal for the pur
pose Of establishing Independent German organization
son. Presidents John siebsr and Conrad Stock Vice fes
dents Charles Schan and Philip Herman Secretares Ma
thew Commerce. Treasurer August lngwerson highly
spoken Of for the Board OF Public Works. In place OF Dr.
Hirstiu.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

4 FIRST CLASS DREsSMAKER WANTED AS FORE
woman; also o frat class mliner, both 60 into the
couniry situations permanent references must be unobec
tlonabie Address Mrs c. i. IT, box b,lU3 Post Office.
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n Bargains.
Opening fresh lots Kid Gloves.
soc. pair.
Lots of Hosiery, from l0c pair up
Underwear.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts, 33c. up.
Fine Trimmed Chemses. 42c up.
Fine Trimmed Drawers Soc. pair up.
Linen Handkerchiefs,
closing out, &C. up
Hamburg Edeings and Insertions,
from &c. yard up -
25c., 50c, 75c up
Linen Edgngs and Laces,
lc. yard up. c, r,,, .
Rufings l5c. to 3lc piece
Fine Striped Marseilles, 22c yard.
Eainsook Musins, l216c. yard.
Satin Plaid Muslins l2Hc. yard
Fancy Muslins from auction. r,,
Velyets &C.. l0c., l2loc, 15c.
Velveteens, 25c. yard up.
Best so and 100 yard Machine Silks &C., &c. SPOOL
Best spool and sken Silks, lc.
Best Fins, fun papers, &c. paper
English Pearl Buttons, &C.. &C., BE-, &c. dozen.
Opening lots of cheap
Goods every day.
WILLIAM kinney,
Sol Broadway
bet tween Amity and Fourth streets.
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AARON CRISTALAR 4 CO., AUCTlONEERS NO. 4
"A Broadway.-Casn advances made on Pianos. Music
Instruments Furniture Carpets Mirrors, Sewing Machines
Silks Laces Organs, Bronzes Watches Diamonds Jewelr
and Antiques Storage taken. Appraisements made.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

I'll BERNARD's, 4o3 SIXTH AVENUE. BETWEEN
N Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets-Libern
vances made Diamonds Watches, Jewery and all kinds
of goods The bought at their full value
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A + 6s7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FOURTH STREET.
n Liberal advances Diamonds, Watches, JewelIy,
Silks Cames Hair Shawls Laces and personal property
eyery description. JAMES =. MATTHEWS.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

AT FIRUsKI & VOLTS, 500 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS
room No. between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
Liberal advances Diamonds, Watches Jewelry Silver
ware Pianos Silks and Life Policies Business strictly p
vate
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-11-29

An exchange gets off the following
Oh Greeley's late work on "What i
know about farming"
] have read Greeley's What 1 know
about farming through nine times.
twice backwards. and once standing
Fon my head! Have mastered it at
last. and considered it i'm milder guam.
titles.
Never think of blowing less than
nine feet deep it your mule will pull
it. If you have no team, wait until
winter; then drill and blast. This
will pulyerize the earth, elevate your
land, warm it, and you will be able &c
report before your neighbors.
Ordinary shoes will do for oxen
when at farm work. Use slippers on
them only when going to church. 1t
is softer.
For succotash, the young corn and
potatoes should be sliced and planted
il the same hills the year before they
are to he used. Then try not to injure
the pods when the fruit is ready to
tassel out.
Pumpkins should be hung on trees
till frost comes, then should be picked,
not shook off, and packed in sweet
oil.
When turning grindstones to edu-
cate scythes, never turn the handle
backward, or the early grass will wilt
before the color ZONES to it.
In breaking colts, use a club-it is
better than a crowbar. A SLED stake
will answer.
None but ice cream COWS should be
allowed to wear skates-the heel corks
scratch the calves so.
Hydraulic rams should be butch
cred during sunshine, and the pelts
saved for company.
In planting string beans never use
yarn-when once in the throat is is so
hard to come up. The same with ar
tIchokes and pips in chickens.
Strawberries should be threshed in
May, and the straw saved for the
bees,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-11-29
The Park Murder.

A dispatch from Louisville, of the
24th, says:
Helen Park is again growing worse.
Evelyn Park still continues improving.
Both had wounds in the heads from
the murderer axe, from which a por-
ton of their brains ran out. The ex-
element in Clark county, Indiana. o.
account OF the tragedy, has not died
out. Suspicious of white men who
instigated the bloody deed are being
secretly investigated A number of
negroes are leaving the country. Mrs.
Taylor, wife of Squire Taylor, was
said to be the one who struck the fla
tai blow. She has gone to Chicago,
where her daughter is a w~asherwoman
in a hotel. The grand jury of Clark
county meets on the first proximo,
when it is probable that some of the
l. nchers will be indicted.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-11-29
A Card to n Ladies
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES

Infallible in correcting Irregularities, Re
moving the DISTINCTIONS of the
Monthly Period.
They never fail, and may be depended
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ways give immediate relief, being especially
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upon each box you will find my Private
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see the words DUPONCO'S GOLDEN
PILLS, in White Letters, without that
None are Genuine.
Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81, 90 per box, six boxes
$500.
Sold in Ash1andby NELSON &GATES,
Druggists-sole Agents.
LADIESl : By..sending them S1,0O
through the Ashland Post Office, can have
the Pills sent (co%nfidentially) by mail, to
any part of the country, Free of Postage.
s. D. HOWE.
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Sold also by GABLE HARBAUGH &
Co., West Salem, and STRONG & ARM
STRONG, Cleveland, and j. c. PELL, at
Loudonville. 9m14
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-11-29

The "great secret of how to make
yourself agreeable may be obtained by
using those splendid new Perfumes at
Pancoasts Drug Store, and no Ladies
Toilet is complete without De La Cours
Oriental Cream. 1t inparts a fresh.
ness of beauty to the complexion so
much sought after by ladies of taste.
Everything in the line of Druggists
Notions, &c, you will find them at
OHIO PANCOASTS.