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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
What the D0ctOrs Say.

Amos wooiley, II. D.. Of Koseiusko county. In.
diana, says: For three years past have uee4
Aliens Lung 1alsam extensively In my pfseoee.
and I am satisned there y no bsster nsdieins for
lung disease In usa" -
Isaac A. Dorsn, II. D.. Of Logan county, Ohio.
says: ALIENS Lung Balsam not only sells rap
idly, but gives perfect satsfaction In every eaee
within my knowledge. Having eo1ndsnee In II,
and knowing that 1t possesses valuable medicinal
properties freely use it In NY daily prsettcs, anA
with unboundsd success. A A sxpecseraAt h b
most cs1ts.lsI! sas.a ofany pr'p.rauo. have
Eafhsniei Harris. II. D., Of Niddisbu1y. Yer
mont. says: Il have no doubt 10 will soon become
classical remedial agent for the cure Of all dts-
eases OF the throat, bronchial tubes. and The
lungs"
Physicians do not recommend Q medicine
which has no merit; what they ssy about Al
lens Lung Ralkam can b taken - . fhcx Let
all afflicted test IL at onea
Ad-It Ia harmless TO the most delicate child.
AA-It contains ne opium In any form
Call for " Aliens Lung nAlsam." and shun the
use of any other nAlsam: uaprincipled men may
deceive you With WORTHLESS preparattons-
], n. HA8Bfs 4 Co, Props, cfnr1, o..
Sold By medicine dealers generally.
Southern Wholesale Agents-LTTr1Rs8 4 Ca
BLER, Nashville. Tenn
Ewin, Pendietou 4 Co, Nashville: Litserer 4
Cabler, Nashville; r. A. Robinson 4 Co., Lou
sville. Nos
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The Man In the Moon.

If that Robson Crusoe who looks
SO complacently down from the
moon is possessed of sight in pro-
portion to his size, or owns a good
Equatorial telescope, how he must
have wondered in the past fortnight
what was happening to his great
copper colored cousin upon. whom
he dances attendance. The great
fire in Chicago; the forests of Mich
igan and Wisconsin rolling up bill
lows of flame and smoke that he
could see with pocket-spy glass;
the praries of the Far West pouring
a cataract of resistless fire over the
edge of the horizon; the mountains
of California and New Mexico glow
ing blood red with sea of flame
that rolls ceaselessly from peak to
valley; the freshet filling the rivers
of Maine, sweeping out property by
the million and lives by the score;
the hurricane rushing over the coast
of Newfoundland, dragging ships
from their anchor, dashing out lives
on the cruel rocks; the typhoon
sweeping over China lifting up
the sea like plaything, and hurting
it in deadly shower bath over ten
thousand square miles of human
habitation; fire again in Odena and
Bagostao, with its thousands OF
burning dwellings and shrieking
women; the soid earth quaking in
Delaware and Constantinople; Maui
ma Loa vomiting forth fire and
smoke and melted lava on the Ha-
waiian Isles; and over all cloud Of
pestilence from out which are thrust
the snaky tongues Of cholera, plague,
fever, smallpox and famine. Truly,
it must somewhat astonish the man
in the moon.-Cincinnoti Times and
Chronicle.
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Perhaps no more forcible evidence from .
well-knswn source can be given Of the
great power Of Mansnsld I Hlsess': Magic
Arnica Ltniment than u contained In Tie
annexed letter from Mr.. 7. 8. Brinlsy, the
celebrated pillow manufacturer:
LouIsyiLLE. Ky.. Jan. 2, lSi.
Gentlemen whist vas attending the
Agricultural Fair at Memphis, vas sui.
fering very much from Rheumatism in my
right leg. / was stopping With my f:tsnd,
Magic Arnics Linimspt. On going to bed
rubbed my leg with the Imminent; the next
morning felt much better, so much 80
that could attend to my business all the
then insisted that I should Jake It along
with me, and IL was very fortunate tnas /
did, for got very severe fall at the KIM
bali, In Atlanta, that bruised me very
Magic Arn.ca Lintment, and Wa entirely
relieved, being the next day free tom
pain, and was able TO attend the blowing
match; Please send ne naii dosen bottles
c. o. d. consider 1t The best iini.nsnt I
e OF Br inE Miles L Hardy. TousvilIs. ".
rill Siys y1I %os r, s,,a.n1 s.s o.
sral days ago We were unloading two large
grindstones for our factory: one Of the
stones fell, breaking into four pieces, one Of
sno ci sssI him down. :. We thousht. Ikisa
We picked him up; as soon - conscious.
he said his aide We injured. I ssnt to ny
koaso for the Magio Arniea Lintno1t. Tab-
bed him we'll vita u and sent hin ,Aene ;
that night had him we'll rubbed again
with the same Imminent, and ths next
morning he wss able TO come 70 the s1ep,
and the second day he resumed work. His
name Is Edward Hume; he will give yea .
certificate II you wish. You are ~ liberty
TO uso this don't fail to send me the lini.
ment. lfsblsIwl r.R. B.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The notwithstanding been perm snsntly cur
Cd Of that dread disease, Consumption. b. q
simple remedy, il anxious to make known l.
his fellow sufferers the msanssf care. fs a.
who desire 1t. he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used, (frss Of ehargs), with the di
reetions for preparing and using the sane,
which Their will fnd Q srRR Cum for CoNsuhr-
rIoH, AsrHHA. BloNcEIrrs, 10. Parties wish
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
"a South srd Street. WILLIAMSBURG. N J.
Dec. ely.
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Rules for the Care Of Sheep.

We copy the following suggestions
about sheep from circular issued
by MIR. F. c. D. Mckay, the General
Agent of the American Emigrant
Company. The Company have al
ready ten thousand sheep scattered
among the farmers who purchased
land Of them, in flocks ranging In
size from fifty to two hundred head !:
1. Keep sheep dry under foot
with litter. This is even more nee
essary than roofing them. Never
let them stand or lie in mud or
snow.
2. Take up lamb bucks early in
the summer, and keep them up I'M
til December LIST following, when
they may be turned out.
8. Drop or take out the lowest
bars as the sheep enter or leave a
yard, thus saving broken limbs.
4. Count every day. ..s
s. Begin granting with the great
est care, and use the smallest guam
tity at first.
6. If a eve loses her lamb, milk
her daily for a few days, and mix a
little alum with her salt.
z. Let no hogs eat with the sheep
by any means, in the spring.
8. Give the lambs a little milk
feed in time of weaving.
9. Never frighten sheep if posi-
BILE to avoid it. --.--. s.
10. Sow rye for weak ones in cold
weather, if you can. H.
IL. Separate all weak or thin or
sick from the strong, in the fall, and
give them special care.
IL. If any sheep is hurt, catch it
at once and wash the wound; and
if it is fly time, apply spirits of tur-
pentine daily, and always wash with
something healing. If a limb is
broken, bind it with splinters tight
ly, loosening as the limb swells.
IL. Keep number of good bells
on the sheep.
IA. Do not let the sheep spoil
wool with chaff OF burs.
Is. Cut tag-locks in early spring.
16. For scours, give pulverized
alum in wheat bran prevent by
taking great care in changing dry
for green feed.
II. If one is lame, examine the
foot, clean out between the hoof,
pare the hoofif unsound, and apply
tobacco with blue vitriol, boiled in
q little water.
Is. Shear at once any sheep COM
mencing to shed its wool, unless
the weather is too severe, and save
carefully the pelt of any sheep that
dies.
10. Have at least some good work
to refer to. This will be money In
your pockat
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Verify it hath no Equal
CONSUMPTIVEs, Read.

Would you cure that distressing Cough and
bring back that healthy vigor till lately planted
in your cheek. II you would. do not delay for
ere you are aware IL will be Too late.
Aliens Lung Ralsam 10 ysur hope: it has oeea
cured, many In their gratiIads have lent thsix
names 70 US that suffering humanity eAn read
their evidence and believe. Don't experiment.
with new and untrisd mixtures, you cannot a.
ford It, but try 1t once this Invaluable article. t
can be found In any drug store and ~ most gen
eral stores. u n warranted 70 break up the most
troublesome cough In . few hours IL not Of too
long standing. IL Is warranted 70 give entire -.
sfAction in all cases Of lung or throat dimeulties
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.-It u seldom
We dare to recommend to the public any
patsnt medicine, and only do % In this in
stance to give "justies whore It belongs"
.AIlen's Lung Balsam" u Q splendid msd-
icine. We say 20 because we are convinced
of It by our own observation and that Of
ono OF the best physicians in the South.
We are personally acquainted with Colonel
Allen-the invsntor-of the hrm Of J. n.
Harris 4 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, and know
him to DO incapable OF imposing In any way
upon tho aflicted. To thoAo troubled with
coughs, colds. and consumption, We recon-.
mend aAlleps Lung Balsam." Tor sale By
DRUGGISTS generally.
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Hog Cholera.

A. G. F., Rockford, M.-There are
many remedies for the cholera, and
several have been:published in then-
Illustrated Journal of Agriculture. AS
0 preventive to this disease, We note
that several extensive hog growers
e in Henry County, Illinois, say that
feeding steamed feed is perfect
protection against this disease, end
that no one there this season who
steamed feed has lost a hog by the
cholera. We would advise you to
try the experimental will certainly
do you no harm.-JournG Asricul-
tMre.
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The Committee on Army Reor-
ganization in the French Assembly
has agreed to recommend the adop-
ton of the rule that soldiers unable
to read and write at the expiration
of their terms of service, shall re-
main in the army until they can.
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do we acknowledge the truth of Solo
mons saying: The thing that hath
been, it is that which shall be, and
that which Is done, is that which
shall be done; and there Is nothing
new under the sun.
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The man who on his wedding day
starts as . lieutenant in the family
will never get promoted.
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the whole length Is not less than so
feet. The lower diameter of the shaft
is 1874 inches, and the upper diameter
is II .05 inches, the diminution being
0.29 inch per foot. The pillar con-
tains about eighty cubic feet Of metal,
and weighs upwards of II tons.
"The principal Inscription on the
Delhi iron pillar Is In 'Hansprit, the
character that form of Nagari which
has been assigned to the third or
fourth century of the Christian era.
The curves of the letters
aIe squared off, perhaps on account
of their having been punched upon
the surface of the iron shaft with q
short cheni (punch) Of steel and a
hammer, as the actual engraving OF
them would have been q work Of con-
siderable labor. The inscription IT.
self is Of the most disappointing sort
its purport Is merely to record that
q prince, whom nobody ever heard
of before, of the name OF Qhava,
erected it in commemoration OF his
victorious proves; that he was OF
the Vaishnair (Hindo0) faith, occu-
pied the throne he had acquired (at
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seems to have died before the monu-
ment was completed as no royal an
cestry is mentioned, he was probably
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-03
No.
AN ACT

To iucuruorate the Natives Benevolent
Assurialiun Of New Orleans. Louisiana
SECTIoN !. Be it enacted 10y the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con-
veued. That Adolph Barbarin, Jules HOl-
land Michel Blache. Arthur Meye, Charles
Raucr. Chederic Camel, Louis Ferrand,
John Alexis. Pierre Hilliarc, Joseph Gas
pard, aud others, have organized themselves
into a body known as The Natives Btnev-
oIent Association of New Orleans, Louis
lana" the same he and is hereby incOrpor-
atpd ue q charitable association, 70 be organ
lied in the following manner, to wit
SEC. :. Be it further enacted, etc. That
the officers of this association shall consist OF
president, a vice president, treasurer, secre-
Jary aud grand marshal.
SEC g. BE it further enacted, etc, That
all the power Of the association is placed in
the president thereof, vino will have the
right 80 sue aud be sued in behalf % said
society.
SEC. 4 BE it further enacted, etc. That
the constitution and bylaws of the Natives,
Benevolent Association of New Orleans will
be strictly ia conformity with the laws OF
the State governing charitable associations.
SEC. g. Be it further enacted, etc, That
this act shall take'etieCt from and after Its
passage.
(Siguedl O. H. BREWSTER,
Speaker Of the Huuse OF Representatives.
(Sionedl p Is. s. PINCHBACK,
Lieut., nant Governor and President of the
Approved April %, 1872.
iSigncdl IL. Z. NAHMO III
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
4 true copy:
4. j. HEBRON,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-03
TN0. 4R.
AN ACT

To incorporate the Progressive Literary
Debating Society Of New Orleans and
State of Louisiana.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That A. Lawrence Henderson, William A.
Ha!stOn, George G. johnson, John b. Hall,
Edward j. Holmes. Alleyn A. Coins, Horace
StacIhOuse, Robert Wilson, William K.
Boyd, Louis COtfey, Louis p. Henderson
and others have organized themselves int
body polite, known as the Progressive
Literary Debating Society Of New Orleans,
State of Louisiana, and that the same be
and is hereby Incorporated as literary
association, to be organized in the following
manner. to wit
SEC .. Be it further enacted. etc, goat
the officers of this society shall consist 9t a
president, a vice president, a secretary, a
treasurer, a critic and sergeant alarms,
who shall be chosen by 3 majority vote OF
the members OF this society on toe last Sat
urday of February and last Saturday iii
August; that said officers SO elected shall
serve for six months
SEC. g. Be it further enacted, etc, That
ali the power Of the society IS placed IN the
president thereof, so far as representing
| said society il all courts of justice, and to
| sue and be sued IN behalf of said society.
SEC. T. BE it tucther enacted, etc, mat
! the constitution and bylaws of the PRO
! gressive Literary Debating Society OF
| New Orleans will be strictly in conformity
with the laws of this State and the United
| States.
SEC. 5. Be it further enacted, etc, That
said society shall be in force and exist for
! twenty-five years.
SEC. 6. Be it further enacted, etc, That
! this act shall be in force and take effect
from and after it's passage.
(Signedl o, H. BREWSTER,
! Sneaker of the House of Representatives
| (Signed) F. b. S. PlNCHBACK,
! Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved april %, 1872.
lSjoued) II. c. WARMOTH.
Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
| A true copy:
F. j. HERON
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-03
No. BIS.
An ACT
Secretary of State


To incornOrate the Louisiana Academy of
Arts, Sciences and Medicines.
SECTIoN ]. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives Of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con
vened. That William |. McAlilleH, Hugh J.
Campbell. Herman G. Duncan, Thomas d.
WOrrdll. Henry c. Dibble, James .. NOyes,
John L. Robertson, their associates and sue
cessUrs be aud the same are hereby cOnsti-
tuted aud Incorporated body polite aud
corporate. under the name and style of the
" louisiana Academy OF Arts, Sciences and
Medicines" with the power to hold real es
tate and personal properly, however &C.
0uircd, 10 a sum not to exceed three hun
dr.d Thousand dollars, to elect proper Off
GERS, aud with power to have common
seal. which may be changed at pleasure
SEC = BE it further enacted, etc, That
the Objects OF this corporation are to adj
vance jha study aud practice Of arts, sci
enccs and medicines in their various
branches and, as far as possible, to aid III
developing the resources of the state by the
application of arts and sciences Tor that
purpose.
SEC g. b. ftfurJhrr enacted. etc. That in
order 20 carry out these objects, and t. ell
courage Il thorough and proper study of
arts, .rlruces aua medicine, the corpora
zion, through its proper oticcls, shall have
full powers to coufcr the ordinary degrees
which are granted by other academies, col
legIs aud universities in this State 10 grad
uaes and men of letters
SEC T. BE it further enacted, etc, That
within thirty days after tue passage Of this
act thc above named persons, with such
Others as may te associated with them,
shall meet In the city OF New Orleans and
elect 70 president, secretary and treasurer,
and also Il curator OF dean for each branch;
they SHALL also proceed to frame and adopt
a constitution, laws and bylaws, and rcgu-
Iatiuus not inconsistent with the cOnstitu-
ton aud laws OF the United States and of
this State; and they shall have power to
sue and be sued, aud the president shall be
the officer upon whom all service shall be
made, aud through whom all suits may be
brought.
SEC J. BE it further enacted etc, That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage and all laws or parts OF laws incOn-
sistput with this act are hereby repealed.
lSlgurd) 0. II. BREWSTER.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
lSigupdl ]. B s. PINCHBACK,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved April %. 1877.
tSi@ucd} II. {. WARMOTH.
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
4 tTuc copy:
L. j. HEBRON,
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-03

ceive donations of money. food, clothing or
real estate, and tlb rent OF purchase ana
hold such grounds End buildings as may, be
required for their TIse, and to do all Othef
things necessary and legitimate to the car
rying out Of their humane and benevolehU
purposes.
SEC 3. Be 1t further enacted, etc., AoaI
there shall be elected annually on ana aIIer
the first day of NJ hrch, 1872, prcsiuenV'
secretary aud treasurer, who, more lui'f 70
carry cut the purposes eontehi plaiIeI IA
Ills not Shall rontihue in Office until their
successors are elected ana quaiueu'
SEC. 4. BE it fun Their enacted etc, i!iaV
any and all real esI ate ana properly wuIou
said incOrpOrators may acquire ny uOha -
ton or purchase, a hd useG Ior inc PuIpo.
SEES hereinbetOrc mdntloned' Shail 90 exempt
from State, paroc hlal OF muIieipaL taxes
whatever, and this act 10 take .eheel from
and after its passaee. --,r,,r.-,,,,,r,
lSgnedl D. H. BkE" SICK,
Speakrr of the HolEse OF Representatives.
lSippedD p b. S. PINCHBACK,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved Alril P3, 1872.
lSigned) II c. WARMOTU,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
f. j. HERRbN,
Secretary of State