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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
THIEVES IN LUCK.

DRoApwAY AND BowERY MERCHANTS THE VICTIMS.
An extensive and successful burglary, which
was committed almost under tho very shadow OF Police
Headquarters and the Fourteenth Precinct Station
house, on Monday night, has finally been disclosed,
despite rehcence OF the police. The crime was per
petrated IN the building No. 6Oi Broadway, adj
Joining tho Metropolitan Hotel, and formerly
occupied by Helmbod. Tho structure extends
through TO Crosby-st, where 1t Ia numbered
l27 and 1884, The burglars forced entrance into the
unoccuped house, No Crosby and thence reached
tho roof OF No Broadway and entered the scutte
after having broken 1t open. After lowering them
selves about is feet with rope. the thieves broke
open several doors and entered 1.-THE Office OF II.
Maas's women and ehiltren's hat mandatory,
where they yainly tried 10 break open
large iron safe They then ransacked the desks and
doped their search In this direction. They then de-
soended tho second floor and broke open the large
store occupied by X Salember, dealer III laces ana W.
H. Carpenter dealer In silks ana rbDohs In these Two
establishments which form single store In Two separate
departments were goods said % be worth s5OOO the
more costly or which kept an iron safes and in
onbound trunks secured with heavy padocks. The
burglars first tried TO force open the safes but railing In
thIs they broke open one Of the large trunks from
which they took rs pieces OF nne lace
werth $3.50 aud owned by Mr.. saembier;
They then selected from Mr. Andersons stock several
pieces OF silk and ribbons, worth 1880 Pieces or
Valuable ribbon found cut upon the hoor and it Is
believed that thieves used silk to tie up their booty
LOT OF burglars tools which were found were given 10
the police by the victims o. the robbery =, No q,
Bowery was entered. on Wednesday night by burglars,
who escaped with aces linen goods and IA Colts re-
volvers WORTH IN all, about 5000 IL Is supposed that
day aud then forced inner door at night. They ep
pear 10 have escaped through the coai-holo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
MACDoNNELLS EXAMINATION.

TIE PLEA OF Ills COUNSEL ONEBRULED
AUGMENTATION was held before United States
Commissioner Gutman, AT No. 20 Nassaust, yesterday,
in the case OF acdenne charged with fra I'd upon tho
Bank OF England. Messrs. Dlcosta and MOybrsy APP
pearad FOR the British Consul. and Mr. Brooke for the
prisoner. Counsel for tho prosecution announced i'm
mediatcly that they had further evidence to offer
upon tho warrant under which Mcdonnell was held,
aud Lis counsel moved his discharge Proceedings
wero continued, however, under warrant
Issued on Wednesday. charging him WIN
forgery ard uttcriug forged paper. MacdonnelPs
counsel c,ntendcd that his client had been in custody
upon insufficient evidence and. whle restrained Of
his liberty was served with illegal process. mo
ton was made for his release but oYerrued by tho
Counlss Oner Counsel for the prosecution then offered
read IN evidence tho original complaint and she depo
stion upon which II based with the certifcaton OF
the Uncd States Minister. Mr. Brooke objected that
insu icent aud bot In proper lOTm ana that II II
such dispositions would be nadmsslDe, De-
cause the % June 70 1862 was In conflict WIN the
Constitution OF thO UDlted states. his also Was over
ruled Exceptions then taken by counsel Tor the
prisoner every pOint In the proceedings and TO all the
depOsitiOns submitted. - .,-,
the avit or 80 persons. made before the Lord MAYOR
of London connecting mcdonnell with the f0rg rieS
upon the Bank Of. England. Among the VIII
nessas were F. NJ Francis w. H. Nichols. Alfred Charles
SaoD, John 4. stanton, Alfred j. Baker, Henry West,
Helen Vernon, aud Ellen Franklin. MacdOnneI sat
next TO his counsel during the examination. lie was
slightly nervous but attended carefully To tue reading
OF the dispositions. In appearance he Is exceedingly
pleasing. lie Is above medium hight broad shouldered
and muscular. He wears a full beard anu mustaeLe;
pleNiDn Is fair. His whole demeanor Is winning aAd
gentle TO q remarkable degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Thomas Woodward, charged with deserving from
the American NeAshaz held YESTERDAY in $3.50 bail By Com
missioner SHIELDS
George and Mary Morgan, sneak thieves, were
arrani Judge In Brooklyn yesterday and sentenced 10
the Pencntary four years and eleven month each
Navy-Yard employee named Benjamin Hart, was
arrested yesteay beng charged with stealing aud brushes and
Usied S Winow held him Ia 900 bal await
examination
At the Yorl1ville Police Court, yesterday, George
Cr.en Wa default Of bail by Justice Cul
Ter Tor AbDng Gegr Of No 4p Bsa Tenht twice the
iIe with Janison charged with stealing shawl
worth IS from Of T. Murphy No. III East Fms hst
enoon. remsuded to the station He caught
toe servant Homgsn, he leaving with his booty
At tue Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Ieh Connolly bell complaint OF ~
Oano Dunn 9 East loahL charge Of stealing
OF ewrlry and clothing vnl $500 bmma thompson
Of No committed for stealing Cashmere shawl
from The Greg No IA Broadway where she
enuoved 900 worth goods Belonging
Mr. Greg found BY the detectives at the prisoners residence
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
John tral without bail by Justice Coz
sss.ung smith Of No $40 West Thetbst and attempting
rob him Young aud Alexander James both
coored for attempting steal $2j worth Of cloth rOm
Casper tsong shop No. B6i SIhaVe George A. Simpson
Morrison Led charge Of stealing sa worth
property Wilson Of No III West T-euty
Annie Howard held Tor stealing sS from John Dixon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
FRIDAY, April -.

On and after letters te Steamship docks ani asasa
Mi be prepsd double postAse
lamps be received by the clerk IN charge
Halifax. n closed al the Ne~'lOrk fo+Ose sfeT
daya u D. m sud goes via Boston. -,
1ni close the Sesfork Post Ohoe every m
day at Steamship sails frols Portland, ho Ga oagT tba
H. Due NewYOgk FuitT. att D N.
postage s the West ladies' except Whea going h rs
The half PaDen ceas each ~Aa mast " TP"e
SATURDAY.. APaIL 20
H,s Britain and Oaensto .BS LEefpsJ
the steamship Baltic close at I. snpperec'sT s,a
White Ferry jersey CITY viii coss a. ~
Steamship IRON White star DocA. Pa'oai fHT
Aa Letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid 10
double postage.
For Closet Continent Of Buraps via Sonhapsn so
BreIneu BIZ steamship Deutschland. mails close a. II
Supplementary Mail Steamship sails at IRON zoos o. Ih ~
uObOken.
Direct Gernsl and PrassaB eOse1 Mail sent b. this Ina
Tor Havana by the steeuhp Mar 1ngo ooe Is r. o~
ship sails AZ D. from Pier No u n. X A..
West steamship Clyde close AZ eesssAs
SAX at Y. N iron Pier No. ~ Is. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
BRET HARrE's COPYRIGHTS.

James Il. Osgood, Benjamin Ii. Ticknor, and
f. Bret Bare fled yesterday. In the United States Cir
cult Court Dill In equity against Albert L. Luyster and
George NJ Luyser book merchants OF No. 1888 Fultonst
The bill alleges that osgood and T5knor have purchased
the copyright OF tho following works by Mr.. Harte:
"The Luck OF Roaring Camp aud Other Sketches"
EAST and West POEMS" Condensed Novels" aud
Poetlcal Works Of Bret Iarte - aud that the defend
ants purchased those works from John &. Hoten
English Publisher ana sold them ia this city. Tue
plaintiffs ask that injunction be Issued rcsra lining
Tho defendants from the further infringement OF The
plaintiffs copyright aud that they DO ordered TO account
TO them for tue proceeds VI tho sale o the works eu
toned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
INSURANCE TOPICS.

THE FIRE UNDERWRITERS CONVENTION.
CLOSING sEssIoN-REPoRTs on LOCAL BOARDS,
BUuDING LAWS, INCENDIARISM. FORM OF POLICY,
AND OTHER sUBJECTs-A FUND FOR THE DETEC-
TION OF INCENDIARnss.
TIE Natisnal Beard of Fire Underwriters closed
their session yesterday at No. 1856 Broadway, after
receiving reports from the various committees TO
which portions Of the address of tho President
Henry A. Oakley. had been referred. Thoattendance
Nas much larger thsn it had been on the previous
iay. several companies for whom no one had re-
,pondcJ at the opening Of the session being repre-
Iented The Committee on Local Boards submitted
resolutions designed to promote harmony among
those organizations and TO regulate the legitimate
interchange Of business between agents The Com
mittee on Building Laws called attention to the act
now before tho Legislature Of this State. which
WIS framed by the New-York Board of
Underwriters with tho assistance OF the
American lustituts Of Architects. and which Presi-
dent Oakley characterized in his address as " the
model Of future legislation" The Board took ac-
ton TO place copies Of this act in the hands OF all the
associate boards The Committee on 1ncendiarism
made an important Recommendation to the ehect
that the Executive Committee be empowered 10 re-
ceiye subscriptions TO fund of $4,000, from which
rewards OF SlOJO each may be paid to persons who
are instrumental in bringing those guilty OF arson
to justice. Reports were also received from the
Commit ees on state Boards. Causes OF Fire ADJUST
nlents aud Statistics and Form of Policy, after
which the National Board was organized for
the coming year The remainder of the session. as
will be seen in tho report below, devoted TO the
discussion Of topics of general interest including
among other striking themes, the organization of o
corps Of sapprs and minors, and the regulation Of
policies on buildings wherein dangerous petroleum
is stored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
CIVIL, NOTES,

Justice Bowling of East New-York has
brought an against The sun to recover $4,000 for
the publication Of an alleged ubelous article. Henry
c. Bowen. the publisher OF the alleged libel against
school SUPERINTENDENT Thomas w. Fields appeared
before Sheriff Williams OF KINGS County, Yesterday, on
an order OF arrest aud was discharged ON furnishing
Charles StOrrs.
In the suit brought by Charles Fechter the
actor, against william w. Sherman OF the hrm Of
Duncan Sherman & Co., 10 recover $4,000, which the
former claims due him for losses sustained by the
Iafters failure TO fulfill contract convey hun the
French Theater Fourteenth-s, motion was granted,
Yesterday by judge Barrett, to attach Mr. Sherman's
propcrty sheriff Brennan served the notices OF attach
inent during she day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EBw -foR

PORT OF EKw-toRK. ......................ArHIL "a
CLEARED.
steamship Redmond Ls'rvOee S'ri0'@ &C. Oh D'''''s
@bD City Of Limerick fl J,ni-sOn Liverpool jobs esA
steamhp Ann .za RcharL Philadelphia VIM p Clsie - L.
s ss.m:hD b S,. S rS ]Sas. Pas5l.
s.. nhp 9A9i .ss aSSas Nc sa,sss
SV sie.uh, Abem.rle Red Hamilton Benud. Luat Bro.
Steamship Magnolia PaI.a,I. ssyannh " R Ga'H'oO &c
stesmship Concord. Norman PHILADELPHIA
steamship Glsucu,. Bearse, Boston. H. l. ID mock
Ship Baltic, Tlylor. san Y5aae.eo soften Co. q .,.,.
BARK Isiana. Teunsheu Hslnbarg, Tetens BOckuiBs
Bark James stone Ph.aney AneTs siier a'eIos rss
RE- RAMIREZ, Baruird Hsv.pa oriers Jimes w,htcA
Bns Eastern Stgr Foster DeneraI II. Troabnlses >"I -
ns American Gpioa COas Laguayra ani lOtO Cabsl' ~
Big jeremiah Ford s,sua Ia Granae &c. R 2 sn. Ca
schr Sahe Burton. Barley, Stamf nj STAMFORD Mirp'ehsN
ser Dart Williams, stamford stamford Manufacturing To-
ARRIVED. -
Steamship Ansraha lo"! !! u unIs,so, 7r o
Sssanslp DncO johnson, Portland with IdS~ asd -sA
A.s. 5 I PEGr [ssgse c M',,S 30 i. Sas
bns S,hy iSss i oi 1880 pn i,lt', 3, Ia ballsl
Seii Lizzie Dnler lof s. John. * ~ AeOOnAd C'Fis'"
' st IS.' G%s Dewey @ LaSs Psss .y.n. 70 l "a . &c.
s se5T FTaHsia Berry Inssos - days le 40
Schr tlv Ood Barton JARVIS Geoge'ow9. y; =
Sour iI:ln I.i Bari A, Sse'S s.%:,. . T.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ss spei.ne taeaaS and los, ,p - "a
April h. she spoke a. long o. the British o-n NefN
Portland for Ahtwerie =. ,... MA 4
Mist,f for New-iOIk.
FOREIGN PORTS. M
orKsN,royS Ami 24--Ibe lHmau brc s'einsA9 w.
naors "A I'D rsm this harv0T Tor New ofA )rsstnaN'
WIALERS. ,s.as
At sau Francisco April Is bArE ESro1os. TO sail Ao'1 A'
Arctic Al ,scsss
al Basbaaoes ior IsOo aner o,ing eos'enned b DV
DISASTERS. -, ~
Bark Baccica ual) for belfast Ies1 Frounie 81 ~,
o,CioyrrueTs Islsnl owing out yestniy merne -
Iii 90 p,rt, exposing ieet Of her copper Aa-
10 sOngsUle gettl out cargo. .ioTN no
Lass Del Apnl fL-Tho barb Ana firnhsth Is 'rP'''
teen Poo partially dimAstsd -, ~, .hy Dsrl 90
81 raoan Anil H. via HAVANA. April a. ne -.
ms boand on Trinidad Delaware Arrived here
For Latest Sap AeIs see fD" A"'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
MT. BERGH NOT IN CONTEMPT.

The attempt to have Henry Bergh declared
In contempt Of Court falod. The motion was made In
the Court OF Common Pleas, before CbefJustice Daily
Yesterday on ground Of the arrest Of stagedryer
of the Twenty stage Lne, which caused by
Mr. Berch. Justice Daily. without hearing Dir. Berghs
counsel that the facts OF the case showed mat
there was behave that the driver had commit
ted an oense aud that Mr.. Bergh was therefore not
guilty OF contempt The case was then ADJOURNED unth
Tuesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
DECIsIONS-APRL "a.

Supreme Court hGmbeTs-By Judge Barrett
porlee sg Observation-Disclosures denied Swe Carpenter and
oths-Mem counsel In the matter &c, Of Riverside Park -
D. 9th others kehoeAppcston Gu
Ives Ag LanorourMeon granted Tor second Friday MAJ.
Superior CoWt-Specidi Isrm-By Judge Sedgwick.
American Waste Company Missioner tba defendant
amend Nickel H., S Observation-Disclosures vacated
Parsons Paper Company ag BroNnOrr commission ana stay
Waller PAPER at ameSaAe order Smith ag hhoglOck
Orier granted Allen ct a. Palmer A-orier granted
by Frdmanrsor Ag HoeyCass settled aud the Cleri
directed " Gls and u 10 the Judgment toll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

respect both 10 themselves and their feiowmen. And
instruction concerning this fact he believed would aid
greatly In checking intemperance as ne had In bis own
experience found to do when be brought clearly before
con victs the evil results VI int eDIperate habits.
Tho paper warmly commended by those present,
and romarks made mt Its close by Dr. Parker, Dr.
Mason the Rev Mr. Wetts and others, who treated OF
the various injurious effects OF alcohol uDOn mans
mental moral and ply steal organization, oil or which
they claimed wcro Affected and their pewers impaired.
All held that any ndug ence producing such evil enocts
greatly to be aud should DO ropressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
PORT ROYAL VS.. NORFOLK.

TO The EdI|0r OF Iho ITEUHHes
SIR: Apropos of your interesting article this
morning ON Port Royal O., allow me 90 remark that
the distance from Cincinnati to Norfolk VA Is consider
sbIv less than that from Cincinnati 10 Port Royal You
Give tbe latter as $50 miles think you will find that
the former is not TOO The moral with regard TO existing
routes 10 Northern citos OF course IL untouched by this
tant mieur Respectfully yours H. H. o.
Espark NJ j., April al, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

501 Nun SOS hoos rsA''''''' "S
| oAy-Ns
s,nt, HOOK. ga Gov. 6.59 Hell Gaze Peur 20
| Dsy-P
SANDY floor. go IstDI.... T2J Hell 9sis teur W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
fonoon advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH. wu
TIE Most Delicious and Cheapest SAGE IA DE no a.
Wsu.ue pure irse IRON u,enoas DS Tn lsrp
a., Is2 BOTTL6S SOLD IN ONE MOSrh lAOc.''' .
Sale unprecedented In the HISTORY o. sAafe, "a IA. -
so Nv Grocer. DrSs sts aad Omsn Ia to.ues ,,,oss
TRADE ars-Willos Pate Plate bses,nos,er q "a
Manufacturers: GC00All, BACkHVvSL . E sS.k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
p1SSENGERS ARR[YED.

FROM GLASGOw-IH steamship .l,SralG, Aorl A-Jsns
Ee George MeComb Eivari Hugh McDouga n. N Dzir
Jesse IDgs Dr. RJbeg Carter PorOe, e. krsPsS< PssAA
SAINT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
sI!IIiii!!llII!AllGIa

The BRST aud MOST AGRSHABLs roSiU ~ iyssde hsJV
The r,,ef Of Indigestion Geueral pebtv aud los ~ kbs -
v,luabls Recommended for H. psnF b. see soei
HsAsA D. Wentsoflh l.. Scott esd, -. .sisu. N MS
y X y :. A., kc Soh By Grooers Ohnsa So ~,
bottles Al g. each Beware Of IN ,lons ,ssnpSR Co. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

SrPREsE coURr, CIKcuIr-PANl
short
1905. .Cspen aud sno. sgt Gseg-
orr.
1901. Marine Natlonal Bank AIT.
schedcll
liSl. .GawtfJ agt Tho New Rpg.
land Mutual Lie ln4ug.
ancr 20.
2205. .Fsl, Bnot Coal Go. AIT
Bai, and ano
l3l5, Osborne AIT kVera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

I, -FANCHkh, J,~VVehs q II q m
Causes
1871, Wei syt. GogtschuA
Is.J. Miller 81 al agt. Johnston-
i9sl. .KAuimAa agL ftldhsus.
las. BIsehof agt Scottish 81 al
lSss. Hayes act. MlhsdelL
1919. .Becbe AgL Huwlald.
Iiul. bronson AIT kingslaad RAJ
iioS. " syelle g.. fairsrieve.
gly1. Hampssorlh o. a. AT Nc
NlooA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

eNI.,Fhs Esgletoa MsDafaelur-
- Ing Co. sgt- Ainslie.
lisS..Tbe Harlem Bank sgt. Auter
ct al.
@o. .Hnbersou agt. wiets.
Part lI.-DAvis. J.
IIot. The Oceanic STAN Nayiga.
49, tioa Go. sgt DuESsris.e.
ly1. .Por and anO. sgt MARI.
1875. Stuart sRt fisFes.
2OS4. .Soper Agt. The New -RazIani
Mutual Life Ina Go.
2lo0. .BOwey natlonsl BANK sgt.
Fincks.
Tl8I .Durge9 q a.. sg'. Bedlov.
1919. .Gfaham ACT. Mckenzie.
2I28. .Bsrthoisneg AT. Lynch.
400. .Elkius AZ. Rosenbsum.
1850. Hard agt. DaRn.
1895 Perkins sgt Wells et al.
lJ26. .schsit act Bsns,.
CBAsBEKs- 5AERErr, J-Op~rl
%
q. .splers at. Codiing.
u. Davis. re'E. sgL Birdsssc.
30. .Trinbsil Of al sSt Boas
ct al.
81. Dyke Il al agt. DAhgD.
81 .hgeE agt Wnlell 81 al.
81. Jackson agt. Green.
IA. Lookup agt Coliss 81 Al.
1875. Funk at. Faux.
I5g. Tbs n. Y. Chrome Co. sgt.
Bsneke n Se 1T
iC1. In the matter Of the Baltic
Fire ms Co.
1863. .GoOcridze Il al sgt. Lane.
SUPEkIOR COURr-TkiAL TsEx
all
1850. Saith agt. SherlOct.
2ip..O'Br,en. sRf. ogt Qoinn.
1855. .Carman set. Maier.
2517. Henderson AIT Colby.
22ll. Palmer ACT. Underwood
900. .RichsTdsoB agi Wilson.
24Sl..Ths Parsons PsPer Go. sgt
Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

ls11. .huss's .st Dsae
eoi1. The Esglstoa Mspafaetur-
- Ing Go. sgt Ainslie.
Iiso. The Harlem Bank sgt Asier
Il al.
20. HmDersou ART. Wlsss.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-22
A Mothers Influence.

A man finds he cannot make his way in
the world without honesty and industry !;
so that, although his fathers example may
do much, he has to depend upon his own
exertions he must work, he must be hon
est, or he cannot attain to any enviable
rank. But the tender soothings of a moth
er, her sympathy, her devotedness, her for
giving temper-all this sinks deep in a
child's heart; and let him wander ever SO
wide, let him err, or let him lead life Of
virtue, the remembrance of all this comes
like holy calm over his heart, and he
weeps that he has offended her, or he re-
joices that he has listened to her disinter-
ested, gentle admonition.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-22
How fnr we See.

Herschel was of the opinion that with
the telescope he used in those researches
in the heavens, which immortalized his
name in the annals of science, he could
penetrate four hundred and ninety-seven
times further than Sirius, assumed to be so
far distant that the sun is near at hand in
comparison. While exploring with that
instrument, 10000 stars fitted by the OBJ
ject glass in quarter of an hour, that sub
tended only an angle of Is degrees. SO all
the worlds are moving rapidly in space
Reckoning from the limited zone thus in
spected, the whole celestial region could be
examined by giving time enough to the en-
terprise and, judging from few sections
only within the scope of assisted vision,
more than 10000 900 of fixed stars might be
reasonably supposed to be recognizable,
and could be seen with modern improved
instruments. But more are beyond, and
when Mr.. Clark the self-made astronomer
of Cambridge, Massachusetts, and tho
most progressive telescope manufacturer
known to scientists, has completed his
great work, far more amazing discoveries
will probably be made in the armament.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-22
su NDAy READING.
On Marriage = To the Young Men.


The true girl has to be sought for. She
does not parade herself as show-goods. She
is not fashionable. Generally she is not
rich. But Oh what a heart she has when
you find her SO large, so pure, and so
kind, and so womanly When you see it
you wonder If those showy things outside
were really women! If you gain her love,
your two thousand are q million. She will
not ask you for carriage or n first-class
house. She'll wear simple dresses, and
turn them when necessary, though vulgar
magnificence frowns on her economy. She
will keep everything neat and nice in your
sky-parlor, and give you such welcome
when you. come home that you'll think your
higher than ever. She'll entertain true
friends on dollar, and astonish you with
the new thought, how little happiness de-
pends on money! She will make you love
home Gf you don't you're brute), and
teach you how to pity, while you scorn, a
poor fashionable that thinks itself rich, and
vainly tries to think itself happy.
Now do not, pray you, say, any more,
81 can't afford to marry" Go find the
true woman, and you can! Throw away
that cigar, burn up that switch cane, be
sensible yourself, and seek your wife in a
sensible way.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-22

500 Reward for case of Neuralgia or
Rheumatism of any form whatever, considered
curabe) that DIR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE
RHEUMATIC SYRUP will not cure--warranted
uninjuIous, and PHYSICIANS prescription used
5000 REWARD offered to the Propretors Of
any Medicine for rheumatism and Neuralgia able
to produce one-fourth as many genuine living
cures made within the same length OF time as DR..
Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy
$1,000 REWARD offered to any Person proving
Jos. r. Filter NJ D., to be other than a graduate
of the celebrated University of Pennsylvania in
1888, and Professor OF Chemistry-treating Rheu-
matlsm specially for 80 years.
$1,000 REWARD to any Chemist Physician, or
others able to discover lOdide OF POtassa Colchi-
cum, Mercury, or anything injurious to the system
In DIR. Filters Rheumatic Syrup.
28,500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure, in
cluding Rev. G. II. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls OF Schuylkill, Philadel-
phla the wife of Rev. j. Is. Davis, Hightstown,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Wal.
ton, Philadelphia; Hon. j. V. Greeley, member OF
Congress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee,
Camden, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, OF Bal,
thousands OF others, II space permitted.
$3.50 REWARD for the name OF any warranted
preparation for rheumatism and Neuralgia sold
under a similar legal guarantee, setting forth the
amount paid for the same TO the patient in case OF
failure to cure. full description of cases re.
quiring guarantees must be forwarded by letter tc
Philadelphia. The guarantee, signed and stating
the quantity to cure, will be returned by mail
with advice and instructions, without any charge
As- Address all letters to DIR. FITLER, No. Al
South Fourth Street, Philadelphia. Noother Rem
edy is offered on such terms. Get circular OF
the various forms OF Rheumatism, also Blank ap
plications for guarantee, gratis of the specla
So DIR. d. II. SWEENEY, Druggist New
Bloomfield Pa, Sole Agent for this county.l 70 3S |!