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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
Hotels for Sale.
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TWO d~esraole HOTELS for SAIL One in Alton,
Madleon Co., III; Dining room accommodation
The other located Is Jerse yville,, Jersey Co. hi !:
Rooms LOT 20 beds, Dining-room for 100 Guests: the
only hotel In town, ami In nrst-class order PART
cash, balance on long time.
TAT MELLON i TIPPErT, So Chestnut street.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
THf DIAMOND SPINDLE.

SAX FRANCISCO Dec. 6.-Wm. NJ. Lcnts his
tory OF the great diamond fraud occupies four columns
OF me B,uletiH. Roberts the htst man VINO huted
10 him the nature the pretended discoveries who
took HIM Harpendmgs house and scattered the gems
over "A billiard table.
Lent was excited and wanted RalstOn 30 be let in.
Roberts said Arnold would not consent To that' lie re
fn,ed To sell the claims tell where they were located
lent U1rpeuding aud Arnold met IN New York, where
Ihe diamonds valued by Tiffany EXPERTS at $4,000
I,nins report obtained afterward, confirmed ArnOlds
storles RtlstOn Barlow, Dodge Fry ana Others were
There was hard struggle the benefits Of the
discovery 10 The people OF California. Lent finally
snccessfuL Arnold successful, ana got ms pay
Janin also got ms pay. The company was organIed
berr Lent was made President, and RslstOn
treasurer Arnyld Slack, and Cooper own that they
MrEico 70 English capitalists. Near Fort Defiance was
found rbes and grnets, aud was determined 10 sell
Il was found necessary to change the precious stones
from rubies diamonds, Cooper hnaiy proposed 70 Ee
diamonds from the DIAMOND Dilh C0mPty VI WIS 's
city them with other stones aud SAT- tne eaft
ana make show. The proposition was accep,ed;
parties began To hunt Tor Capitalists 10 foperls
the first capitalist they spoke TO- they sad that tey
wished to sell part OF the helds so As To- secure lns means
Harpendiug join IN. aud wrote him TO that enect.
Then Slack aud Arnold went TO New-York Win a bag
OF rubles and the Od diamond dru STOCK. me Guns
were deposited with Tiffany, who pronounced tue da.
nonds genuine talked OF the vast deposits but
Was unable to either tel or show the gems.
They then determined salt the ground. and to lead
party TO the place ~ Colorado near Folt Denah'e, e.
WITH The gems possession and those purchased IN
ground nXcu Tor sClchtluC
The Jann aud Rubery party followed Clarence hing
and watched him IN the fields he huhied, surveyed
and ding at Mesa King subsequently met RuDerl ,
laughed and said he thought the affair was seI IN
which idea Rubery cononrred for one loot outside OF
certain lines rot a diamond could be found.
Rubory aftrrw ards met man living hea- the grounds
who said that Arnold and slack told MIN year be Tore
that II they had bucket full of red stones and $500
worth Of diamonds they would get big excitement
sell out and make their fortunes They S0t the stones
and If amOnds, aud the rest followed.
The Grand Jury still have the swinde before them,
but they have made report OF Their proceedings.
Nnthug OF tue kind ever occurred IN California winch
ha. produced greater excitement In all circles. Cooper
il here Arnold aud stack reported 10 be IN tue
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

iator. and historian. Mr. Greeley did something IN All
these lnes OF business" forming his opinions with ~
honest and dgent Investigation - circumstances would
admit, and prOnmncing on every topic with the conn
dence of one whose foible was oinniscience." But
whatever might be the public judgment OF his opinions
OF his mode OF maintaining thoin one even under
the provocations OF heated canvass could doubt ms
great ability and tact as writer his thorough honesty.
his benevolence OF his public spirit His philanthropy
conspicuous and untirng, He was temperate ~
food and drnk-intemperae only work. and his mani
fold tolls prematurey wasted his strength In his pri
relations by the testimony OF All who were oporeu
with hts friendship he the soul OF Kindness susce-
ble the highest degree to tho enjoy ment aud ever
ready with the offices Of personal sympathy.
The press has with remarkable unanlmty and warmth
OF feeling borne testimony 10 the high estimate in which
the great Editor held, but remarkable u
the expression Of public sympathy borne by the pro
ceedngs of municipal aud other public bodies, By the
uterances tho pulpit and other representatives, OF
public sentiment one effect OF Mr. Greeey's death
that was scarcely anticipated II proposal that the
Electors CHOSEN In his favor snail cast their votes for
President Grant. This course is advocated by IHE
TRIBUNE in very cOnCiiatOry article attesting how
completely the animOsei OF politics shrink into silence
In the presence OF death.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
Al Notice, Of Nar1dges must be iHdOrsed rilh 6aU
name aud address


CATIS-On Tuesdsy, Catherine of John Msrimss
Cstln daughter EcholaS Wm. StuJyessut
The reye- the invited attend the funeral
Ssrks Church. sy'essDtt and sseozdve on saturday
Dec at i0:3D o'clock 9.
FAGAN-u Pbadsph the "a Inst, Mr. Johu Pagan 'tereopsr
70
Funeral from bis late residence Pcsa.4aae Sstar,.
7th inst. al II a.
". J. NaiUesiay, Dec issA
T. v. ID. Hoagsnd, sgei 80 yesn sud . nonthA
Funeral al his New SBrunsck saturday Dee Al
Relatives and friends respectfully invited ~ attend
HOLBROOK-we ednday evropg Dee Mary Greenwood, vie Of
Edmund T. HObrook. and only chid OF hia J. and "a@ v"
Wright Of this cty.
The relatives aad ends
Calvary Church, Of FOurthlge and rstnthHtst,
SATURDAY morning the 5th inst, 1T ii O'Clock.
KRLLY-Aher residence 72t Myrle Of wal~ossS,
Bookyu Esther beloved Of John Kelly ssed 6
The Will pace s. latrcks Church. kentsFe, 90
Saturday morning. Dee where requiem hgh commeocns
gocock will be offered the Of her SIOUX er sh s
will be Conveyed 70 Calvary Cemes lot hIsTuen fnendf
respectfully invited to attend
LOCKR-On WEDNESDAY John H. Locke. beloved ha,baod
r. Lock a the 10Th OF bis
Of the family respectfully rTe % aiiend no
SUNDAY Dee At lin oclo's n om sAni'
VI T. Church. BrookFu.
Bangor papers please copy.
MoRRISON-A residence. l9I Budgrst. BookitH the St
inst, Henry Morrison,
euds Of the family aud those o. biz sonsnlaH bhomss Gard
A. d. Duhau afiend ne
SATURDAY. morning 10 cl0c - Jsmsss Cathedral,
JsfsL requiem vii be celebrated His -h be
Inferred Q Cemetery Of The Holy Cio... Fiatbash.
PuGHE-Oa Thursday mornns Dee Mrs Jane rOgh asd u
months II DAYS
are respectfully I'd ateud h unr al
ig2 Wrs Tn dy-rigbh SATURDAY. sfrrnoon o. O'Clock
TORMBY-Dec Ersbeh rormsy u the late abss rorDsv,
sgri q
The rl,nes and friends su, respectfully invited
,hs funeral which will plscr Ssadsy De- OcOss
n iom late rrsiencs. No Ia Godst. bTo0Al'H-
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
PERSONAL,
-sfp H1cn

Prof Tyndall's private secretary, Mr.. Miller,
is dead, in Philadelphia, OF typnOid fever
Edward Whymper has returned from his
second Journey OF exploration in North Greenland.
The statue of Chief-Jusiice Taney was raised
on the 92d ut Annapolis. IL ia OF bronze IL will be
formally presented to the State OF Maryland the loh
inst by the Hon >. r. Wallis, representing the Commit
charge of the enterprise.
The death is announced of NJ. st. Amant, the
French chess player. After the fall OF Louis Philippe
NJ ST. Amant was cOmmandant OF the National Guard NJ
the Tuileries capacity instrumental IN
preserving the palace from destruction Ia ms later
days he lived In Algcrs
NJ. Remusat, French Minister of Foreign
AGars in answer 10 an application from Mayor Ayord
President " the Francisco Art Association. informs
him ihat pns;er Of the objects OF art IN the Public
Museum of Paris have been ordered for the Use OF lhr
Srhoul OF Design 90 be opened IN san Francisco. lHis
valuable gft 10 Is explained is in recognition ot the no
er contribution of California to the Frruch Relief tlld
1t is rather odd but not at all marvellous to
read Of gentleman dying England in 1872. who was
of the same Bacon family with Lort Nerulan. Thi'
was sir Henry Hckm1n Bacon. Bart. and the premier
Baroncf of England. II related IN mood 10 tflii
Bacon Sir Nrloa, Bacon Lord Keeper in ia" tiino of
kllnhp d. ana the celebrated Sir Francis Ol the same
name T.r lnInily n irst after the Conquest
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
HORACE GREELEY'S MEMORY.
AN OPEN LETTER.
To the President OF he Uutsd States.

To the President Of he Uhitsd Siatss
SIR: trust that shall not be charged with
presumption addressing you on the subject Of this
letter want to thank y0u not for any favor bestowed
on my friends shown to Thanks for such things
are "a common the benefits they confer desire TO
thank you something greater aud better than these
for something much beyond tho ordinary practice OF
high official life. desire thank you for the respect
shown by you to Mr. Greeley his deathbed and for
the great respect you paid hs character and memory by
your attendance on hs funeral II great compli'
men for the head Of great nation to decline attendance
on an official festvy while private citizen was dying
a citizen who had no claims on the sympathy OF the
Official either Of blood close friendship. II was a
much greater compliment when that Executive laid
aside the pressing duties OF his great office.
and making a night journey OF hundreds OF
miles. at inclement season, took tho place
OF a private person, among the thousands gathered
together pay the last tribute OF respect that the living
can pay the dead For your remembrance OF Mr'
Greeley dying FOR your attendance at his funeral for
the fearful attention you paid to the sad ceremonies OF
that OCCASION Mr. President thank you with all earnest
ness am very sure that In doing 50 but echo the
sentiments of hundreds OF thOusand OF your eowcit-
zens whose views public affairs led them and myself
% support. the late the man to whom you
have such high respect BY these acts you have
removed prejudces changed opponents into friends ana
shown the world that gre official life need not dcaden
tho better instincts OF common humanity by
these acts you have taught the nations that Americans
never forget what il due the character Of their great
citzens and that the passions OF an exciting pohca
contest never destroy the respect that American par'
san opponents have for the good lives of good men.
thank you Mr. President. and pray that long ana
happy life may wait you. And when 1t shall please the
Great Ruler send the angel Of Death to call you hence
may your passage TO the tomb be made smooth Dy inc
affections of kind friends aud the grave close over you
with te heartfelt prayers OF your countrymen for your
eternal rest Very respectfully your friend.
Ys,r yorI Dec & 1872 SINCiAIR ToUsgr.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
THE EvERARp-pERBy ART SALE.

The auction sale of the Eyerard Derby col
lection OF paintings continued last evening at
Clinton Hall. The bidding WAS ut times quite spirited.
and the lots in general disposed Of at fair prices
The feature OF the sale painting by Florent Will
lens entitled Tie Pet of the Countess" which after
sharp bidding. was knocked down At S,4Oo Among
other noteworthy pictures were the following;
Rsud.yyoas on hs Beaeh r. Bursisr s9IO Tb. Combat
Fuxns - i2a On the Ne ffomeniin -
SAa Sfloo Sheep snd Lindseape b
Eugens YeboecGh0ysn, ani The Fmt'flws ~ AhlshSn1
each Dead q rt Meier Won Bremen. Pf Jonp "'oge
a SIS; The Toilet De Jonghs = ltoi The Marriage o.
tb, Adnse' L,m .nd Stl life snf flgsr,s D,nos na
Vsiho,ckboyrn 05o; Happiness snd tban 1sH hqler
The MEETING, X. lorsn, 1850 Ihs ushsh fiiss
P,t,, Sss, Present, ,or Grandmother" H. saeutn tHOi
The Coaeer' AuEsch $40. Head OF an Hain Lalt
Hughes Merr Sgs; GraDdhers bdF hn,lsVe nhh -bfl
sndsesp-" Charles Frsncoi, Dsublsn' sad III "'e i2a
Rotolph Rpp SR2S; .ke e Bnenu ia swiieran nS'
hsea ttsSi Cuno,t," % Ccnafto eSoD ss'Nila 'ir ~
E,ne Nefnet 500; The hsppl Hpt,i a- % ~
sTa The Me shon vefv anl tae tli iiui, hh~,
s,rh s0i French Lanpap-." HHs iambns -"t Al 'N"
T. low aud fdsallrss" Ad,pa i''N"i 80 49,. ''i
GAs R.yrsJa.' u. Coixipr, f"rh
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
A STATUE PROPOSED.
CARD FROM REPRESENTATIVE NU.ES OF Nj
GREELEY'S COUNTY.

CARD FROM REPRESENTATIVE NILES OF MR.
GREELEY'S COUNTY.
TO the EditOr Of The Trtbpne.
SIR: Some of the friends, and | may say dis
condition than would at once be apparent had deter
mine1 mon fasng fund 10 render sure the future OF
his ioubly orphaned children. and bis neghbos IN west
chester had taken the initiative to tnat end
To-day we find in THE TRIBUNE. dictated by his
daughters Just what should expect from dcicaey
and selfr. g inherited from him. We purpose IN
vie Of their fishes 80 delcatey expressed, To give our
efforts to raj x fund TO erect bronze statue IN the
Central PARK .I monument over his grave with the
UNDERSTANDING that If his estate proves inadequate the
COMMITTEES may in its discretion. invest any portion OF
this fund for the use of his children.
Details will be made known IN a day or two
Yours WN. W NILS.
", : Vditst n. Y, Dec. G. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
LATEST SHIP HEUS.
lfor oner shin Secs scs Second Rase.l'

lFor other shin Reos Seeord Pdgel
ARRIVED.
Steamshp Prsa IN. o.. Hamburg Soy % ani usvr- "a.
with mise. AMI Dsss q KInhardt & Co.
Steamship (Br Martyr. Liverpool Nov g. sni gaoshst"Ta
2t.h with M ana prss. 10 Chas O. PrsueklYt.
Steamship Chirlestoa. Berry Charleston Nb mss sud pssA 70
Henry X. Morgan q Co
Shr A. De Hart tof BOhbaY Pfa1han baracos IL iAIs STA
fruit
schr Ricarto Bsrras GhSon. HavIat b J. Neabefg
schr A L. Pltnag West Pa1
SAILED.
b. 4. ~ Robertj fOI Jamaica
NIND-Suni0gn fresh y. W; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAvNSAu Ga 6earei. bark Faces Bosmsa io' Cers
for orier, schr walker for Boston sailed sesashs On
ena or Boston sarasOs Baltimore: bark Sesnaa Tor beeSs
schr Gem, for Genos. -, 49, -.
New Yok. Rivera from Havana bsrk Island Tome ron Brensa
ig Msirose scis Eclipse and He1bon Ton H' oN
index from Baltimore Sslei steamships Gut STREAM Tor fh-s
pha; Maryland TOT Baltimore
- FOREIGN POkTS.
lavzRpooL Dee R-The Aun tl- ','m'hp n'a'nb.n roo
Quebec here to-isJ,
HayRs Dec 6Ihs Baltic Losd -issn,hp tb7sha
New York. via arrs sailed legce today
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Chesapeake iBrl Usher from Liverpool NoT y or
pu back Qees,o"a pnor ~ Dec . sE isl no" ~
cisrEng cargo. ,,...- -, 49,.
from yr, Cruz Havana before repoc toae iats
rybe this pod Dee B. m boli m steamship San hsNi'f
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
THE STA7K OT Trade
cArrLK MARKETS.

CHcAgs Dec GCae dl pts 7) heai, e,ocs sei
Ing ~ 4J o Of 1870 steers soh a' % 70, closed
wei shipments. ] 800 hest -. 49,
1894 l0 outside fancy prcei most l ~ va
80 30 shipments 500 head market co'>i weak me "ea'i
rather soft.
ALBANY 6-CATrLxMarket opens With limited sen tls sns
dal receipt, being ialpgof u 2t c'mlses
with the receipts Of s.t week good hnaer steer, el >
higher; common Inferior anl rsnge from , ie
Mrket for Mich Cow. from P5S@ 80 or comao % M Hi
$50 for good % fzacy.
sHEEP AND LAzs. doll the average quality Price.
range from 405c Fine Sheep 68ic for Go sscs
eeuy Coarse Wool sheep 5i96i Welrs 7 Lan5' -
stc. flr Go0i and lieavY
soil Al ip5c.: stocksrs 5tIb.c
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
MIss EMILY FAITHFUL.

Miss Faithful has just returned from visit
20 ihs Soldiers Home at Milwaukee, whittier she was
accompanied by Mrs Fernando Jones. Miss Patterson
her secretary, and Gen. Osborne Miss Faithful was
received with God save the Queen" She inspected
the Institution and the Governor request uddre6srd
hr go sndirrs now inmates ~ The Home Hes speech
WAS frequently interrupted by enthusiastic cheers espe-
.cty her ailusOls To the settlement Ot The Alabama
cl i. aud IN. pp-s,ssiOn Of fin Juan Al close ~
Gen Jo-ur. pee ch tue soldiers. in response To his
suggestion ave three hearty cheers Tor br English
ArnlS and rsirrd Miss Faithful 10 convey their
sase of goodwill 20 tbeir English fellows iH arms
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

M The case Of the Merchants National BanRof
M.ahs sgt Of Commerce Boston. witch
pied Court Boston day has Tesoltes
In verdict or plaintiff for s1, ,ss -
The Coroner's Jury in the Of Peter Mehan.
Syracuse d BnEb.mon Railroad Killed The disaster
found yesterday that the ck Of his road
Anv places 20 lc be wholly ulh for
,engs' cciy o the accident codennei The shssS
nea VI the operative Of road strong euAA
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
DONESTIC PORTS


Best Food for Infants.-"H r. H. Pruc. Albert Victor
thnyes upon very ZDo"f a henif Med
X X H. tae Princess of wales lus to0i rs-m
Mothers Mix closely p0ssb-Dl II hiAer oa x sht
Food Infants Highly nOuuhnk aBd easily ssese-Df h.s
yagabl, FLESH ani B0NEFOzS6 SCs
STANCES essenay other flrnceus foO vbch
bp quite unable proper nogsaen ast re
oueny lead % rckety and ifoic condition Mookss
preparation the svsnsg of being freed from toe ani hak
Of the corn which produces irritation bowels AT ncsbs
di.rrhea No boiling ..raning required SOLD tins Ppid By
SAyoRT MOORE li] Bond london Pfocgrsbe o al tbea
ists Druggists, SorekeeDers tbrol lgbou th- saea
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
P1SSENGERS ARRLHrD.

PROM LIVERPOOL-Ta siegHsip Ciig u My1u1, De- h 4
Rcd b1 .on NJ Cameron W. 0den George -a-ts A. Pol
lerton p Iiunuesell and sdy d d hsAo' aed & D. rag,
mailer r. Milton Tho McAsnus. Rev r. o. suAvtn Goo "hoRs
Butler. J. r. Bartlett tiv aad daughter r. Ress blrreii u
PROM HAMBJRG-T1 s'cfmsip Frstf. De. 6j0ie Klnke "
Alan. Ch,s Jordan Anhns Schunsnn w r. McCury
family and WIFE, Mrs Putss NJ g. o.
Vail r. Armstrong recuabugo family Mrs =. PIuo M
Walker vie Mr schaer Chr GanzaOD Di others @-
cab
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

10 the Ohio Valley; for the Gulf and South Auanuo
States partly cloudy and clearing weather. win hor
easterly Winds lower temperatures, and high pressure
On the lower lakes, ana thence over the hdnle anu
Eastern States northerlY winds high baroneters anu
partly cloudy weather, with slightly lower temperatures
generally clear weather and nOrthwesterly Winos iu
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

3IRDsRYR-J JOSRs-On Tnuraiiy The inst
Warner Geor1eW Brye ai Jaa Ada ony daughter he
wm. G. Jones' No cards
FORCE residence Of the brides parents Friday.
1917 William Kne Thomas G. Force 10 Lie NJ oay
duzher Charles Snow esd. al Of ;hisct No carfs
sARGRsT-McCLURRO THURSDAY Dec 1872 the resi-
OF the brides parents X. H. Booth Joseph
Mas Nellie Louise Moure eldest isughIcr VI
George Mcclure esq Of Ner-fork.
Massachusetts, papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
The VE11Hkk.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE ChIEF SIGNAL Orfltts'
yI,rISoToS d. G.. saturday, Dee. IL o. IN.

Gyii0Dss for ne DdSt HthNsIo" 49,
The barometer has risen at the Canadian
stations and In the Middle and Eastern STATES WIN
northery ana nOrtl-westerly winds ana pirly
moderafe weather /. ON the lower lakes westerly 10
nurtherly wnds high baromecrs ana CLOUDY WSa,nes
prevail: In the Northwest high pressuies, cou anu
pArty cloudy weather with sOuhea-tery wlnds "nlch
conditions extend over the upper lakes, oul
20 the OHIO River gentle northery winds anu
fair weather with high barOmetersi ~ Tue uull 'u
south Atlantic states, northerlY ana ea,eIy sIhus
slowly Increasing pressure aud miId. party o"uu|
weather.
ProbdbiuSs.
For the Northwest. WISCONSIN. aud the upper nhes,
ught suuth-ssAtary aud south-Hesteriy "lhhn' niSh
barometoto. cold aud partly cloudy weather eAtc"oS
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

STEAM sAFEs-OPGNIOS OF AN EXPERT
70 ths razor OF Ths frtbHue.
NEw YoRN, Dee 6, 1872.
SIR: | send You herewith the opinion OF x.
a. H,taeld. ..l which ~ mature iudznent after In.
,.ti,ny IN, nriuriples upoa which steam Safes Are
con,trnetei l. ,nI after wituossin tbs ntnacr ia Wacd
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
GREAT IN MANY THINGS.

Ecg. EEGHfgST dHd fhfoHt'.
What TnE TRIBUNE has been IN tbe news
n,per nnd the political world. ana wim, vi, uite.y has
NOT irnpt TO describe lie vas great lournMl''' puI
U 4, NOS gwen 60 aBS nAu TO b' "uhcnl ~ once is h
.Jr iu .rosputis. 4 sOcIul1gis., p"iiicHH' !oBis
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

- Archibald Mcclure, one of the oldest and most
resp-,to! ilercasuus u Albany, aIed yesterday.
=. Mr.. Ronaynr. a Nationalist, has been elected
member OF the British Parliament from Cprk.
Thomas A. Johnson the senior Justice of the
New is st Corning Ibursiay
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

The Gr,i matinee performance Of " Leo and
J,r., , = hl'. uarlcn vii be 1iseI Ills a.trrnJ1n.
NJ. 4.I u.s. George Nant'"hJ'i i'oiy give
q ..,.os 81 .li..a4t.t t-Iiiu-s q. S t.'.'''
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

Dropsy, among affected by prevailing nai' N nryss
MAGIC usei ia the dst 20 ,ls,
pyeEs zAaiers your will msafest grh,tGie tter
tgent, Of RKsSEs MAGIC oiL fV JOus "
HESRr. Agent n. \.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
NIcoI, Davidson & CO..

b8b Broadway.
open Real Bronze Satuay Clocks Psfos Oss
men &c be6s the latest productions Of the Paris soshop
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
they stood the test Of the Bosoa IRE, In comparison
with safes OF other makers. Respectfully yours,


Manager An Steam Safe, N. Y. Depot, 900 Broadway.
Afr 4 IT. CoIE-Dear Sir In an examination IN Bos-
ton yesterday OF the effects OF tho great IRE upon Ono
ing materials my attention was attracted 10 tbe nn
worthy; but among them did not Und one OF vDsr
make On the contrary saw some Of yours wbloh sp
peared 20 have sustane serOus 6amage. have Tor
some time believed yorr safe superior b oteis but am
convinced of it. Will you please send me one Oh
your No. Safes for my Office, aud ODge, yours tuy,
Il q. HATFIELD, Architect, No. 81 PiDsst.
Het0- York. Nov 20, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

Coughs, Bronchitis, Consumption 'frs'ie 1n permanent,
bene6ai On HAAED ClssELLs CJD lssa
q s q parrs, ami best
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
MARRIED.

The Best and the Cheapest-Tbe tmou, H,L,oso L.oss
iABLs S6UCk.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE" are the
effects ~ Lampough's PyTetIo Saline IN Preventing aud
Curing smallpox, Fevers and SKIN Diseases. Specially
refreshing and nvIgorating Sold by all chemists. and
the Maker, ll3 H0bOrn-hiti. London.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-07
A EILoGY BY ERAsTrs BEOOks.

No. Wa,lst. " Y, Dec. 6. 1872.