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The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20
FROM ST. LOUIS.

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAID
ROAD PROJECT.
ST. EovIs, September l2.-The two
centre sections Of the arch between the
western sbu,ment and the western pier Of
the bridge here, each consisting Of an up
per and lower rib were completed yester-
day by the insertion Of the key OF centre
tim mbers, and that portion Of the arch il
now hGished, demonstrating the feasibility
of the original plan, and its success Il re-
gsrded AZ one Of the greatest triumps Of
engineering skill the world has ever
seen The two remaining ribs Of this
arch, which are only partially constructed,
will be finished at once, and with ease.
The three grand arches Of the bridge are
expected to be finished by the middle Of
December
TON ALLEN, ruL ryGILI,r,
has accepted the challenge
of Ben Hogan, aud last
night two hundred dollars side Wa. pat
up as forfeit, three hundred dollars
more 20 be deposited to-day the fight to
be FOR one thou snnd dollars side and TO
take place thirty days from the signing Of
the articles. This will not be done until
after the contest between
ALLEN AND NCooLE
next Tuesday. Hogan will 60 into train
ing here on Monday uoxt.
The preliminary organization Of wha;
| will be known as the
IT. LOUIS TUNNEL AND LEvEE RAILROAD
COMPANY,
has been effected and operations will COM
mence at once to carry out the purposes
Of the company. Tie project contem-
/ plate. the purchase oi seven blocks o!
.. ground between the Seventh
street depot of the Atlantic and Pa.
cil!c railroad and tho river bank, upon
| wi ich two or more railroad tracks and
sitin.s will be laid, the main track to
! extend from the mouth ofthe bridge tun.
mel to the river front aDd along the ieyee
to tho northern and southern limits of the
city, an! the erection Of Il row Of commo.
| iious houses along each side OF tie ,rucks
from the railroad to the lcycn.
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RIV Err.

PiTTsBuRG, September l9.--Rivsr un
changed. Light rain this forenoon.
NAsnviLLr, September l9.-Riyer fall
ing slowly, with % inches on the shoals
Weather clear and cool,
VGcKsBuRg, September l9--Down, X.
f. Lee. No boats up today Cloudy
and cool. River falling.
NEW ORiEANs, September l9--Ar-
rived: Poe, 81. Louis Departed Shan
non, Cincinnati. Weather clear.
ST. LcUis, September ly-Arrived
Rob Roy. Keokuk. Departed Bell of
Memphis, Memphis; johnson, keokuk.
River falling slowly. Weather clear aud
cool.
louisville. september 10 - River fall
ing, with three feet scsnt ia the canal
one foot in tee pass down the lndisn chute.
Weather cloat aud cool The new Illi-
nois river transfer boat was toWd from
llowards .hipyatl go tho city wharfboat
to-day, where she l. receiving her tHs.
chnery. Arrived Gen. Buel aud Park
or, Cincinnati shamrock and barges
lronton Dayton Bolle. Cincinnati; san
dy, Troy.
EVANSVILLE, September l9.- Weather
clear and cool mercury jG to CS. River
fallen inchos Down: Grey Eaglc, at
$50 pm Mary Ament, p.mj kapidan,
No. 2. Up Holman, 9 ami Falls Pi-
lot, . am; Silvet.h0rn. noon. Business
good. The Laura Davis and Helington
are sground At Shawnertown bar, the
Grey Eagle aud Mary Amcnt at French
island and Tarascon At Oh creek;
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FROM CHICAGO.

VICTORIA a.. wOoDHULL, THE MUTTY
MOCTHED SLUT.
CuIcAGo, September l9.--The national
spirituAiiats convention adjourned last
night, after the election Of Victoria C..
Wooahull president, and listening to A
lecture, in which she onunciated
HER PECULIAR DOCTRINES
in 'uch plain language that tho locals rs-
fused to print it, A,protest signed by Is
members against the action which com.
nitted tho convention to the Woodhull
doctrines, was presented by Judge Hol-
brook, who announced the secession OF the
aigners OF the protest.
EFFECTS OF rHE FINAECIAL CRASH
Tho continued financial panic, and addi-
tional failures in New York, creates con-
siderable excitement, and has had the ef-
feet to unsette the grain market and de-.
pres. prices
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" YELLOW JACK. "
MkMrnIs AND .nkLyEronr.

NLMPHIs AND SHELyEroET.
MEMPHIS September l9.--Ia obedience
to the mayors proclamation, the day was
observed generally as day Of fasting
and prayer, held in all churches. The
cool weather Of last night has increased
the mortality which is a, l6 being yellow
fever. Alderman Walsh from the First
ward, who is al undertaken, again refus-
Ing 10 make returns Of the number of in
terments, though arrested and fined FIVE
dollars To-day the Howard association
report & new cases. Fifteen additional
nurses will arrive tonight from Mobile.
Among the deaths to-day were Anderson,
sergesnt-a,-arms, and John Newcome,
city treasurer. Dr.. Wille,, prominent
physician, was attacked with tho disease
to-dsy.
SHREVEPORT
LITTLE Rock, September l9.-The
news from Shreveport but little changed.
The iaver is abstiug for want Of victims.
1t is quite cool to-day, with north wind.
y symptoms Of the fever in this city.
ISTEFHESIs.
SHREVEPORT, September l9-The inter
ments to-day were Mrs. NJ. Reed, j. Long
bush, Ella Olt, Calvin Drsne, Ocolored },
Jno. Riley, Miss X, Glass, Mrs. Won
druG, Tom S.ringfe!low, Addison Taylor,
lcoloredJ, Fred Baker, p. Sharp, james
Hasse, II. 4. kemPt, Mrs. Eva flasher,
Sarah Marks, lcyloreI) Moses II. Owens,
Chss. Murray, T. Thompson, Miss b.
Schilling, John Blackwell, leolored), and
Bon Kohn.
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by the Earl, Duchess ~. BY Kot,on H.,
Duchess t. by Comet, by DAISY Bull, by
Favorile, by Hubbsck, by j. Browns Red
Bull.
As soon as the excitement attending the
sale Of the last lot had somewhat eubsided, +,
eleven cows Of the Duchess family were
put up, and sold for s23S,0o0, an average
Of over $2l, 700. OF these six 90 TO En-
gland at a cost of Sl47 900, and tho others
will remain in this country.
After the disposal of the Duchess fam.
lily, the Oxfords were next offered, and af-
ter them the bulls, thus bringing to u
close this most extraordinary sale, where
In all III animals were presented and re-
allied q total sum Of sisl5sj.
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ONDITION OF SHRENE
BEFORE THE FEVER
BROK OFT

4 lNicssburg Herald
l~s OF nature ana tne laws Of
have both bsen outraged in
lrt, and the people Of that uufor-
sce are paying the penalty. We
Bously heard that the town was
.ribly filthy condition. We had
4 that the bodies Of putrid AMI
% ~ be seen sweltering in the sun
ant portions OF the city, while
Is resking with filth and lnias.
oors were poisoning the entire at.
4 in every direction. but our in.
p, derived from q gentleman OF
ostrays state Of facts that il
Ny appalling, and II not properly
FOR would be received WITH in.
:.
, informed that a b,., h.yiny OH
hundred or more Texan csttl,
sunk in Red river, near Shrsve
seXplicAble and Incredible As To
4 NAV seem, We are informed ths
Id animals have been fshsf fror
X and taken ashore for their hide
after being skinned, the bloste
ave been permitted 10 remain al
a burning sun where they hsy
4 and poisoned, with the sicser
via arising from these decayin
}, the whole Atmosphere. IL
log, or rather is IL not perfect
THAT such . violation of the Law
ID should be followed by a frigh
lsmic? The wonder i. that III
ION OF Shreveport has not alresd
kimstsd by the rsvages Of MALI
|,hus fever, or some equally dead
|tgnant disease.
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er.Chief Of Police Campbell desired an in
teryiew with her. Finding the door tied
on the inside the jsiIor cut the strings and
entered the apartment. Looking angrily
toward the intruder Kate seized book in
a threatening manner and demanded what
he wanted. On being told, she replied,
"I don't care TO see him. | want you to
know I'm lady, and don't want anyone
to come into my room without frsi knock
ing and asking permission. IL You try
tina, again III complain to the sheriff
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BRONZE JOHN.
HISTORY OF YELLOW YER
IN MEMPHIS.
lNlcmphis Aval.nch I

Memphis A. alInch
This is the third visit Bronze John has
made to our city of the Bluffs. The 6rst
time he presented himself was Oh the ith
Of September, 1855, when portion Of the
New Orleans packet steamer II. Il. w.
Hills crew were prostrated. The boat lay
at the foot Of Monroe strce,,and was after
wards used n. hos pitsl Tor the sick
The disease WAS very fata that year, con.
tinued until frost, and carried of many
persons. Nearly sll of the river towns
between here and New orleans, and along
the Yazoo' Red and Ouschits, and many
places in the interior, suffered, and many
were almost depopuls,ed.
THE SECOND TINE
the yellow .hued monster appeared here
was on the 18th of September, 1897,
and the field Of greatest mortality was on
Court street extended, the outer end of
Adams street, and the surrounding neigh
borhood. The number carried of that
year was large, but the event is fresh in
the minds OF the people, and il Is useless
to give further details, except that frost
was unusually late, and until it came the
disease showed no abatement.
THE PRESENT VISIT
This time yellow Jack has come earlier
than ever before, and the fever has been
here for several weeks past, around the
navy yard neigho0rhood, spreading grad
usNy and slowly in an oastorly direction.
Yesterday n iev cases were heard of be-
tween Third and Fourth, On Exchange
street, and several of the cross streets in
that vicinity have sick people upon them,
but so lar the mAlady spreads slowly, and
as frost is not more than three or foul
weeks sway, the sickness may no. epreac
much further.
HOW THE FIRST CASE CAME.
1t is pretty woll authenticated that tn,
irst case of the fever here came from al
| upward bound steamer.
Tue towbOat Bee passed here on th
10Th Of August, stopping near the moutl
OF Wolf river. She pat OF = povert,
stricken old man named Davis, who die,
the next day and was buried ~ Hoist
Tho boat passed on up the river and neal
Osceols tGe next night, Cspt. {. B. Coll
the boats commander, died OF whist Wal
called bilious fever. The Captains re
mains were brought here placed 10 me
tallic case by Hoist and Company, and
sent to 81. Louis. Another person sicl
with fever, il laid TO hsye been put ashore
! by tho Bee at the same time, who, aflei
| lingering day or two, died.
Subsequently,, several persons were ia
ken, and the disease spread slowly until
the whole of Happy Hollows people were
more or less ali ictel The next APP trip
| Of the towboat Bee was on the S;h inst
and no person IS reported to. have been
| pu, of here as she passed, but Cart Henry
/ g-l NJ. ~
her engineer, il both ili with fever AZ 81.
Louis, so that Capt. james Townsend Il
to come south this time in commsnd Th,
shove is though. to be an accurate accoun
OF the frs. appearance Of the fever here
this season, and several stand ready tC
| corroborste It's truth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20
FROM CINCINNATI,
TuE NEW roRk FAIIaREs

TIE NtN IVNh FATTd ME-
CISciSSArI, September l9.-Nows con-
cerning tho New York failures have been
sought with good deal of interest, but
has produced no excitement. There is a
feeling of security with rcferonce to cur
banks here, and no apprehension concern
ing our dealers. General dealers in
stocks during tho last one or two months,
are sHii TO have been unusually small.
The Impression appears general in our
hnaneisl circles, that the regular business
Interests OF the country will no, bs sc-
rious'y eta,'n1
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Eas- Or Otto Ohermeir, an eminent ply
siclsu of Berlin. died Las, month of cho,-
era, contracted during a series Of expert
msnts with the excreta of cholera patients
lie is reported TO have Intentionally inoc-
ulsted himself with the infected fluids in;
order TO study the modes Of contacion,
and even on bis desthbed persisted in
making mscroscoric examination. of his
own blood
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hing epidemic of typhoid
.oken out in the west end of
hich the physicians ascribe
used in the neighborhood.
ever first made its appear.
y, it was noticed by a ply.
the persons attacked, OBJ
. milk from a certain dairy
urther examination, he be
need that the milk was con
with typhoid poison, and
ing the disease. The cause
ected milk could not be dis.
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PILL FOR TAN PA y
ERS.

PILL FOR TAX-P Y
ERS.
ant, ia his administration Of
irs for now nearly five years,
taken any step which has
verse criticism irrespective
o the same extent "a his re
intment of y. Il. Shepherd,
(, e the district Of Columbia
was former vice-president Of
of public works of the dis
shared the general condeni-
ted upon the members of the
.heir reckles. expenditures Of
funds, by which the district
plunged hopelessly into debt.
;st Republicans of Washing
fly censure the president un-
and the r.burdened tax
the whole country will make
'ause with them when tits un-
that, it is the purpose Of the
,tion to shift the payment Of
'edness Of the district, twenty
of dollars, upon the
of the country. Ii is
q unluestionable author
1e resignation of GOV. Cooke
ppointment Of a man who has
been governor, whose reckless
re Of government appropria
commended By the president
ing the resignation Of Mr..
but the beginning Of
foist on the government the
ebtedness OF the District Of |
and make the credit Of the
ates responsible for not less
ty millions OF Indebtedness
by the territorial govern
less than three years in ex-
I'd that the president, in his
al message, will recommend
II in which this may be done.
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BUY Nc AND IL 90 YOU GOOD
-, OR. MsNHYS
fooryghANr
PILLS.

By cleansing the blood and aron-ing the liver AMI
uscretiys organs 10 healthy action, pr. Henrys
Root and Plant Pills cure many complaints which 10
would not be supposed they could reach, such u
Headache, Pain tIs the Side, Nnmb-
ness Of the IsaDds and Feet, DuIInps,
EhiIiness, RneuInnttsn,, Neuralgia.
Loss of Appetite. Bilious Byscuteey,
Kidney Affections, Constipation De-
bllIty, Fcyers OF all Kinds, Oyspep-
Via. Jaundtce, and other kindred complaints
arising from low state Of the body, obstruction
Oi its functions.
peing FREQ from Mercury and other polsons they
lie taken at all times and under all circumstsu-
cts, without REGARD 90 diet, business or pleasure.
They stimulate the weakened and dstempered
p0rts into healthy action giving them strength %
dl-hurden hemselves and ihrow of the distractions
which arc tho first cause Of disease, wtthOus
producing either nausea or gripping.
All heavy ana druwsy sensations, which are the
hrerurners ofdrefdl diseases Fuch ss n popfexy,
PJrsty t!c ~ rO !. eg. &c. are efectually wardsd
oil by a few doses 81 these searching Pills.
FI do0,iOos sround slch box IA EussL GersD ErsasA
sni spanish. Price IS CGnu - box.
sot ty Dfussiss sd usavss "a Aed!olrs eysgy whws-
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xA1U-GE's EZNNE PLANT.

@A4AA v -st - - - 90 - ~ "a 4 Ssa.t 4,
THE .YtHrrirafr nsIlrs IA fsuo - ~hlch ls ,pt..d
tr0ticlis l.arat H gHllrg H 1u4tgb sd1f
rfraiv H'aeI ne puh f1f tt- eomrisins
vtih H t li-H'-t Ws uaye 90 rosss..os tssihoais
fftsur. ls4utff BY Col. Long late Chief roposaphts
EuEa-r t-fta4 tf Sashlrg GtL. Titt Henry
3tl. fsa'sauu 40 s'Lsr. = us army fstLef ?. :.
Nr~nrt ths -'fasi Iu1ltn uasiIhGfy ofcsrs of
rffF sarge Fits stew arfs nearly every
7'sa-sr tvns 90 ths Aslssilt AID bgtsfy divers ws,
QUO ealtr and tLrslsn tou-u
as--s o. s4n-tou' ~ utlu1n. Lhssse tsher
ufhs iTe rasrg ls Tauahe medical qualities e. TIE k.h
s'ttr-lf 10 star m'it re- o. rec nHsnd.usn'. We
ual ..s1 nisr . Als EEHH# N dsa'I HrgNn
= hrs.ur anl Hon. J.ss. P.r karor % s.
iH.s ani H,4uy o.trr stas or.lrs ur sheb
siara ir ttH etFc-flfyutct AHEsrts ksst1H k1ttin.
81. u Ari - Iu11 Ncv l..E so.a by drug.s,.
l-a.I. a.. IHl4.HH tsarrvlFrf
J. q g.. M,GyiRE, sole Proprietor.
v cor ~ Diar anr -.rnud ats. 81 Louis,
No. Price. :. ceufs hotffe -
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lSpIANAPoLIs, September l9-Ihe
Texas editors were driven around the city
under the charge Of the board OF trade
visited the exposition and left for Cincn-
natl at q this Afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20

FOREIGN.

LoNpoN, September lo.-Tho firm Of
Jay Cooke, Mccullough Il Co, have paid
cash over their counter all day, notwi:h-
standing the run on the house.
Engineers who have been uryoying
passes Of the Alp. near Ml Ceui1, have
received orders 90 suspend operations, aod
return home.
pESIAL.
LONDON, September I9.--Mr. scuba
more, director Of the postal telegraph SER
vice, denies the truth of the rumors that
the government is abou. - purchase th q
Atlantic cable.
the NENr rArAL ELEorGuN.
VIENNA, September l9.-lt IS rumoroi
that the Count Andressy, prime minister
Of Austria, and N.,couut Ncnosta, italian
minister Of foreign affair, accompanied
by the King Of Italy have held 'oycra
conferences with relation to the ucRt "a
pal election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20

r, up to June 30, the ad-
spent $500, 0,355,242, while
previous the expenditure
500, an increase the last
e previous year Of sl0,997,
eleven million dollars.
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STODDARD ON HER DIG
NIFTY.
New York Herald

4
cpu.y keepers At Raymond stree,
pisin that the'slleged murderess of
Goodrich, Kate Stoddard, is a
pertinent prisoner. They say tina,
snds for attendance are very
a annoyance is. therefore, occS-
HeY iailors, who are anxious TO
hsr. Rev. Dr. Bsss, = few days
Ieompssisd by some ladies. called
N having soms flowers and fruit
Dspo.y sheriff slin.on went up
.Ls 1sk.,ys roam, IN which she is
All iesgrmss her that there were
-, 1.ssssd en- audience yith her
ss.s,s shs replied tbs. she did
u a. e.~ sass. bst upon learning
q s.s ssssp a11 ffsil for her she
4 ! ssa.4sssAss ,ssllasss 70 receive
"A, s.ys,aaeas sfsgssn again went
80 ~ A.ss ssssf ~ afs''G he inst
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FROM BALTIMORE.

THE CbD-FELLu"~.
BALTIMORE, September l9.-At Sos
sion of the grand lodge Of l. ., o. f. a
majority voted to adopt leaving the sun
day law as il is at present
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20
FROM WASHINGTON.


GRANT AT TnE WHITE HOUSE.
WAsHISdToN, September l9.--Presi-
dent Grant arrived at Washington this
afternoon and has determined tho treas
urcr should come 20 the rescue the New
York market tomorrow, by purchasing
largely of bonds, and depositng portion
Of the national funds in banks in order TO
stop the panic. He is determined 10 meet
the emergency at once
Several months ago, Il. L. Green, in n
pamphlet made charges against Hon.
Richard d. Merrick, very prominent
lsWyer, inpusning the regularity of hIs
professional conduct, the publication caus-
ing considerable comment. These charges
were at Merricks request, Investigated by
the bar of the District OF Col
umbia, whose committee report that
they are without the slightes,
foundation and the conduc: Of Merrick "a.
honorable, efficient, fsilhful and magnaui
nous.
oyEErAkRS.
a telegram received by the navy de-
partment tc-day, from ~. Johns, aunoun
ces that the steamer sent on: 10 catch th,
Jgniala hsd ovcrtaken that vessel and
returned TO 81. Johns this morning
where che will await the arrival ur ,h'
Tigross and both vessels 10 the United
States
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e fair, according to press
nts, i. a complete success.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20
THIRTY YsAay REMEDY!

Diarrhpa, Dyseutrry. ChoIern Niorbus. SUN
msr Complaint, Elut, Children, Teeth
lag, aud the Great Preventive Of
ASiatic Cholera.
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TEE MEDICAL WONDER

ist 'sssiaDis s4t't.l.ts Tor cAiozlsl.
Bt cOD WILL. TELL.
10 LAY Nsas. q hars 10 sslc ttAt shs locts
'sd .ai she ussi at ~ sas lG,s roy stes
-,rf sL1 healthy HrpskTGrs, ~ uf
htg4fs '4na-rahs0 sss tha hood gu
fH a-ts s-ciay tts trcls hs,f tifn-Ts
fTurHtnF healthy -cuat1u 81 the biosi
-s'ofatou q -or aai srr-r.nos q .ty rbsst
--onurte % TrHonulg ersusts when ca,tars faIl IA
hllALs ttADtLaNG LlNFE AND BLOOD BITTLk.
atffsact ai ao's s the sa1sfsT ot tbs dsaA
tufhat4a
yo''estion lusuy ts afssr1l. Ttls NsIiss The
csF7rta TessAbs sutsttltf fr tslHsl. u l
diseases tat Asrarg has heretofore en 7v
aLi Elra kFsT atf4au ~ ths IlFsr klffsys Eeod
b.vrs YEA 81 unc- its lotHntal pysp~fss
fonsf. A;sB A.us Gaze Lsfsi'afg Psili ksss
lt.'i hsit' Dis-ass b'0pg. Deprs,su. .r.r pisy
.aaI4s DiAbsi-' taafggl-aEt ali lAnaEni.cu of ne
Liver !u aired tirr4auu Hssrt Dts-a.r Pgusy
t. FArAysis, Puos, CAr5gBc!ss Bsi> Oi sores srs 81
relieved By its
'lruer Of olive and second stb. * Louis. No.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20

u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Walnut SITS,
nuf6ss-oofBef birtf street aud OHIO leveo
Once hOurs--ffOmb . m. n ~ m D., snf p.n
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20

reacknuwieuYou W De Inp uurst anu UUUy
YER In the market, and this 10 the only
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20

pepow' chi,Aou ana 81 Iou!>
h9HVdc'lycrs IF DR.. Prices Cram
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-20

tas, Tor the painless extraction OF teeth, al
the Dental Rooms Of DR.. Douglas, successor
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Painting az an kicHs Of new Wagons, Carriages,
Sleighs amt enters, AMI special attention
paid the cleaning ana painting OF Oh work.
si-E and Ornamental Painting done 10 order with
ueatRess ana dispatch.
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(JoHS V. BROWN, Pr0pr,)
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-24

The recent discovery that sweet
fern is q more powerful astringent
than hemlock will add greatly to the
wealth Of Michigan. Tens Of thou
sands OF her acres are covered with
this luxuriant vegetable. 1t is said
to yield forty per cent. extract where
hemlock yields but fourteen, and is
superior to the latter for tanning pur-
poses. These vast astringent fern
plantations will tempt another class OF
mechanics to that State, and lumber
men will find tanners their rivals as
exporters.