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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11
nae oPEN1NG OF rHE nuFFALo RACES.

BUFFALO, Aug. 10.-The opening of the
fourth annual meeting Of the Buffalo Park Association
iatterng About 5000 persons In at
tendance the track and the most perfect order
maintained not incident occurring 10 mar the general
Enthusiasm which prevailed. The weather clear,
bracng aud delightful the private stands were crowded
with the elite Of the city. There splendid display
of fast horses and equipages The fayortes OF last
evenings pool were thrown entirely In the shade and
great deal OF money changed hands the result OF the
nrst race for Of $1,000 for horses that have
beaten three minutes in harness 5000 10 first
horse 900 TO second, and 500 TO third Five horses
entered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11

i'ss "a "a Gs. sth oh TIL 9Th 9th 10th Total
h ssSo;ia.i I ! : Ia
Len o. bsiei-E2Ges 81 Hnoge Home uns-Eaglss O. Hsr
laon T. ~ catcheshsge I0i Harmonic s. Foul bouni cstl
Esg,s CO Harmonic Bsas psy-Put by-EaRl,s h. a.,
monte ~ Umpire Nj Hgbsm Of Empire b. D. e. u H,Loisa
Scorers, MetrS Daly OHarL 'A
MUTUAL VS.. IRvINGTON.
The match between these Clubs yesterday
ad not prove as interesting az the contest OF Saturday
che game being marked by heavy batting rather than by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

The Eagle Club of this city and the Harmonic
Club Of Brooklyn presented respectively their first nine
yesterday in friendly contest at the Eysian Fields 10
bOkcn The game occupied hours and 40 minutes and
IL not altogether nrst-cass, certainly closely and
spiutedly c0ntested The following is the score and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11

How many little sufferers are wasting away
RON the effects Of Cholera nAn!um Summer Complaint and hn0i'u
susss And yet remedy prompt AID thorough readily ADMIN
rersd and entirely safe. with reputation established % " ns 400
over the whole county series Of can be readily
attained Dr. J.rSns CAKxNLTIvE BAsAE Why not give
trial. Sold By all Dnggista
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11
LIE FouR.MILE RACE,

For purse Of 81 200 had three runners-Vauxhal Abde
kaaer and Gen. YOrke The betting 500 70 SlS on
Vauxhall, who was looked upon as certain winner
Gen YOrke made the running for the first mile, which he
ran l5Os passing under the string length before Alb
delkader who two lengths before the faYorte. On
the second mile VauXhal Joined issue with the General
and tins mile, run $685. finished with both horses
running locked the On the next quarter
Yauxha took the lead and as he went under the string
OH the thiBd mile in 530s he length ahead OF York
stopped and 1t subsequently transpred he had broken
hopeessy back tendOus OF the fore Leg
Abdelkader took the lead and quitting Gen. HOrke,
won the race by dozen lengths Vauxhal beaten OF.
Time, 1914 the same time as Kentucky made in his great
fOur.inile match against time on Jerome Park
tBmarSsoond Rdoe-Purse 81 20O four miles for all
T. ". bosneIs b. b. Abdekater, By Australian.
r. W. Waden's CD h. Gen Yorke by Planet.
b. b. YaBIba, b. LeKlngtOn.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11
YACHTING.
rur MISSING YACHT.

THE MISSING YACHT,
The yacht Sans Souci, about the s syr OF OF
which much soIieitude was felt arrived on sunday at
Sag Harbor after encOuntering some neaNy "e"'Ae''
which slightly damaged her sails and rigging
RACE POSTPONED. a.,
The race between the Flying Cloud ana
Peerless announced to take place today from rotten
IN Las heeO nostpOned by consent Of Mr.. Morgan Of
M tri9, Cion5 ON account of the indspOston
Of both The Messr Skaters Of the Peerless and upon re-
0uest of their friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11

A. E. CHURCH,
poeo, of Mathematics Military Academy We" Point
TOGETHER WITH
HON WILLIAM BARNES.
Superintendent Of the Insurance Departmental State Of Es~- York.
. nav .,.aar,a III. o4..a the cnpp, s44 .ap~D "S's
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SUMMARY.


The second purse 1000 for horses that
have never beaten 23i in harness wagon; 81 100 10
first horse 5000 70 second and $500 TO third Nine horses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11
C " VS.. CENTRAL CITY.

ECKFORD VS., CENTRAL CITY.
SyRAcUsF, Aug. 10.-The EckfOrds of Brook-
rayed the frat game of their tour to-day with the Cen
trail Ctys Of this city, and were victorious ny scoe
Al to 49,
NOTES. q,
On Saturday, Aug. T. the Osceola played
their return game with the Una easily winning lhe VIC
tory bY q wore Of g % their Opn4nente u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11

DYSPEPSIA, Phthiss, CONSTIPATION, D1ar.
rbcs E,rTou,Dss. cured by tue RBvALBNTA FOOD 1000
cures, copies Erss BY T D. DU BARRY 1903 WiimL n
TN b. BYNNER e. CO., No. 1879 Broadway.
IL WATCHES AND JBwBLRY At WHOLESALE
90 to MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE, No.
VI saI Broaduay Tusnyht There will Sod all the
ok all tb- and also choice bu
gish. French aud Scotch stationery.
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THE CONSOLATION PURSE

of $780, u miles, had eight runners Fanny Ludlow,
Mctarle, Gen. Duke, ILoca, Aldebaran, Juba, Lizzie
Rogers and Banshee. Fanny Ludlow. who had won two
races at the meeting had the call at $50 to 500 against
the field She jumped off In front when the flag FELL and
making the running tremendous pace. led from end
10 end cleveTy stalag of Gen. Dukes challenge at the
finish The Duke second. MetaTie third, and the
rest placed. Time, 1:56I which is at the OF
fraction less than 1874 10 the mile.
SummaryTAfrd Transformation Purse s400; and
eighth borses beaten dunRg meeting twice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11

VERMONT SPRING WATER.-The great remedy
sIIE Co. PoprstOr Depot sCHEBFELlSs No lo "lha'N
SABBATH-SCHoOL Books. - BROUGHTON ~
W,SIS No 10 Bible House Keep the best variety from all PaosbeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11
cd NEEDING, The Mutual. we're short the services

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N,.s.l:;..S / s. : :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11
A. f. CHURCH,
HON. WILLIAM BARNES,

SUPERINTENDENT of the Insurance Department the State of NsW York.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-09-30

and we shalt gradually approach spe
Gle payments.
Who will say that the stagnation in
business is caused by a scarcity oi
currency, when five hundred millions
of the seven hundred millions of paper
money afOat is boarded? The effect
in this case is mistaken for the cause.
Money is idle because people are afraid
to use it. Let business be placed up
on basis that will inspire confidence,
and the money which is now outside
of the channels Of trade will be at
tracted from Its hiding places, and be-
come actively employed. Then money
will be found plenty enough.
If Mr.. Pendleton will send his hob
by horse to stable, and aequaint him
self with the principles of business and
finance, he will not soon again pro-
pose an initiation of the currency as a
cure for the evils that afIlict the peo-
pie, or claim that business is dull be-
cause of a scarcity Of currency, when
the facts show that less than one-third
of the currency outstanding Is in ac-
tive use; or comInit the blunder Of
saying that prices of certain articles Of
produce are low, when values are fifty
per cent. higher than when the vol
ume of currency was forty per cent.
greater than it is nOw.-[Cincinnati
Gazette.
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The Thing Ladies' Get Tight

The extent to which the habit Of
the use Of chloroform prevails to-day
among all classes Of women, from the
inmates of the shameful haunts of
Green Street to the bellies Of Fifth
Avenue and the pupils of fashionable
boarding-schOols, is known to few ex-
eept the apOthecaries who supply the
deadly drug, for deadly it is; and,
though its poison is sometimes as
swift as the cObra's, it is at others
slow in its vengeance, reaching through
years Of misery, but always sure and
inevitable. We hear with terrible
frequency of sudden deaths from
chIorOfOrm, "taken only to allay
headache" " but we do not hearOf the
wreck of the brain and the ruin Of
the nervous system which its habituaI
use surety brings about. The swift
ness with which it produces its
dreamy intOxicatiOn, and the few ap--
parent traces which it leaves behind,
make it a favorite with women who
know nothing of its cumulative ef-
fects, and of its terrible, dangerous ma
ture. It's use is far more to be depre-
Gated than that of alcohol or opium.
IN. Y. Paper.
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Alarming News for PendIetonI
Great Improvement In Business
in New York.

/
The New York correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, writes to that
paper as follows:
New YORK, September 10.
The number of country merchants
in this city, especially from the South,
is daily increasing. Most of them are
paying cash on their purchases, and
wholesale merchants say the proper
ton asking for credit is smaller than
ever before.
All our hotels are jammed with bus
iness men from all parts of the coun-
try, who have come to purchase their
fall stock of goods.
The amount of sales among all
branches of trade average thirty per
cent. beyond last fall, and fully fifty
per cent. beyond those of the spring.
As yet they have been chiefly confined
to Northern and Western buyers; but
the Southwestern men are coming on
and purchasing to the extent of nearly
double theamounts Of last year. Their
action is based on the heavy cotton
crop.
Really this is very unkind in the
Commercial correspondent. Here we
have had the Hon. George H. PendIe-
ton, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of our State, the "gorking-
mans friend" making a carefully pre-
pared speech at his palatiaI residence
in the aristocratic suburbs of Clifton,
near Cincinnati, in which he showed to
his own satisfaction that the country
was going to ruin, business depressed,
times hard and growing harder, and
all that sort of thing-and now to
have such news as the above, from the
great commercial metropolis of the
country! Really it is too bad to spoil
all Mr.. Pendleton's lamentations and
and destroy the whole eff
feet of his speech, by telling the coun-
try that business in Now York is
thirty per cent. better than last fall, and
fifty per cent. better than last spring
Has the Commercials correspondent
no bowels of compassion for Mr.. Pen
dleton or the Democratic party? We
do MT believe he has a single "bowel. y
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TUE COUNTRY SAVED WITHOUT HII.
Don Piatt on the Democratic


Some Of our Democratic exchanges
have for some time taken great satis-
faction in publishing the sayings Of
Don Piatt, who is prone to say hard
things of public men and measures
On the 18th of last month, Don made
Ia speech before a colored educational
convention at Louisville, Ky. In the
course Of his remarks he paid his re-
spects to the Democratic party, as will
be seen by the following extract from
his speech. We presume it will bo
duly appreciated by his admirers Of
the Democratic persuasion:
"Let me tell you in q sentence what
y think of this Democratic party. II
lis the organized ignorance Of the land,
animated by low prejudices and Vi
cious passions; and while l would
shrink from asserting that all Demo-.
Gratis are rascals, 1 will say without
fear Of successful contradiction that
all rascals are Democrats. In analvz-
ing the rings l found operating in
Washington last winter, 1 discovered
that two-thirds of their members be-
longed to that old organization that
claimed to have been born under JEFF
ferson, fought under Jackson, and suE-
tered death under the venerable
Buchanan. Whether it rose at any
subsequent period is for the people 70
say
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Gary and the Chinese.

Gen. Cary, with the rest Of the
Democratic stumpers, are greatly wor-
ried about the coming Cinnamon.
Not only, they say, will he come into
competition with the day laborer OF
this country, but, fearful to relate, if
the Amendment carries, he will be
allowed to vote. Now here is the
Amendment, and it will be found, on
reading it that it refers only to "cjtj-
zens of the United ,S1ates:o
SEC. 1. The rightof the citizens Of
the United States to vote shall not be
denied or abridged by the United
States, or any State, on account Of
race, color or previous condition Of
servitude.
SEC. ?. The Congress shall have
power to enforce this article by appro-
pirate legislation. ..asr.- -..e.a
Was Garyignorant, or did he mean
to make his hearers believe a lie?
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Tomato CatsuD.

Mrs. II. W. Featherston, of Union,
jackson county, Iowa, forwarded the
following to the Farmers Club:
"Here is my recipe for preparing
tomatoes, and think it beats all 9TH
er. .catsup. For every two quarts of
skinned tomatoes, one large onion, six
bird-peppers chopped fine, one tea
cupful Of sugar, two teaspoonfuIs Of
salt. Boil about half an hodr, and
just before you take from the fire, put
one quart of vinegar, one teaspoonfuI
each of allspice, cloves, cinnamon, GIN
ger, and nutmeg, for every two quarts
of tomatoes, before boiling; scald well
together, bottle tight, and shake be-
fore using"
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The SeIf-ImmOIatiOn OTI.7OO
Russians. e..

An the extraordinary proceedings
of the many fanatical sects whose rap
id increase has excited so much anx-
iety in Russia, are fairly thrown in
the shade by terrible act of self-im-
notation, which is reported from the
Government of Saratoy. A few
months ago the prophets of a new re-
ligion made their appearance in that
part Of the empire, preaching self-de-
struetion by fire as the only sure road
to salvation; and so readily was their
dreadful doctrine received by the ig-
norant and superstitious poasantry,
that in one large village no less than
seventeen hundred persons assembled
in some wooden houses, and having
barricaded the doors and windows,
set the buildings on fire and perished
in the flames. The authorities are do
ing all they can to stay the progress
Of this new madness, but their task is
obviously a difficult one. The pun
ishments which the law can infict
must have little terror for enthusiasts
who deliberately choose a death so
horrible as the true road to heaven.
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APiclkle Presentation.

A lady correspondent at Pawlet,
VT, wrote that she ''would like tosend
a recipe which she has used for several
years with success, and heard the
pickles called superior repeatedly"
"Pick over the vines every other
day, select the perfect fruit, wash clean,
and cover with a strong brine for
twenty-four hours. Then take them
from the brine, rinse with clear water,
and drain them dry. When dry, pack
them close in stone jars, and cover
with good vinegar. Red pepper may
be added if we like. Good old vine
gar will keep pickles prepared in this
way for a year without its being
changed Watered, flashy vinegar
will scum over and need to be chang
ed - 7...
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Whole No 174O.

asked nothing of them but what every
opposition party feels bound to rem
der IN time Of war-a negative sup
port Of the army and navy while the
war lasted.
1t was the crisis of the war. We
had lost the battle of Chancellorsville.
Our assaults upon the defenses Of
Vicksburg had been. repulsed. Lee
was in Pennsylvania. The battle of
gettysburg was impending And in
that hour Mr.. Pendleton rejected Mr..
LineOln's. offer, and threw the weight
OF his character and influence against
the Government.
TIE COUNTRY SAVED WITHOUT HIM.
But the valor of her soldiers and
the skill of their commander under the
favor Of heaven saved the republic.
The thunders Of Gettysburg hurled
the hosts of Lee back to Virginia,
Fieksburg fell, the confederacy was
broken in twoy and the war became
only u question Of time.
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Select Miscellany.
MoRNINa MHpTTATIoNs.

MORNING MEDITATIONs.
Let Taylor preach upon a morning breezy,
How weIlto rise while night and larIls are flying
For my part getting up seems not SO easy,
TF -t = NJ By half as lying.
What IF the lark does carol in the sky,
Soaring beyond the sky to find him out 40
Wherefore am I to rise at such fly =
I'm not a front.
Talk not to me Of bees, and such like huns,
That smell Of sweet herbs at the morning prime
Only lie long enough, and bed becomes
bed of time.
To ME Dan Ph@bus and his cares are uaughb
His steeds that paw impatiently about,
Let them enjoy, say I, as horses ought,
The first turnout.
Right beautiful the 'dewy meads appear,
Besprihkled by the sy-hngered girl
What then, if prefer my pillow dear
To earlypearl1
Ny stomach is not ruled by other mons,
And grumbling for reason quantity begs-
" - a-lSAAe o AlAalA aAa9 ueAVAo Luo Aelio
Have laid their eggs I
Why. from comfortable pillow start,
To see faint flashes in the east awaken
A hg, say I, for any streaky part,
rsr Excepting bacon.
An early riser Mr.. Gray has drawn,
Who used to haste the dewy grass among,
To meet the san upon the upland lawn
Well, be died young,
With oharwomen such early hours agree,
And sweeps, that earn betimes their one and sup
But I'm ne climbing boy, aud will not be
All lIup-sll up.
Sc here III lie, my morning calls deferring,
Till something nearer to the stroke of noon
man that's fond precociOusly Of stirring
Must be a spoon.
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Youths Department.
Enigma.
: ArithmsticaI Puzzle.

Here is a question for young arithmeticians, and
others who like to crack arthmetical nut and
then to try their wits uPop Two Arabs sat down to
dinner, and accosed by stranger who requested
to join their party, saying, Fthat he could get
provisions to buy in that part of the country, they
would permit him to eat only an equal share with
themselves, hetwoud willingly pay them for the
whole" The frugal meal consisted of eight small
oayss Of bread, five of which belonged to one of the
Arabs, and three to the other. The stranger having
eatepa third part Of the eight oavos arose and laid
before them eight pieces Of money, saying "My
friends, there is what promised you; divide it be-
tween you according to yonr just rights" dispute
of course, arose respecting division ofthe money; but
reference being made to the cadii he adjudged
pieces to the owner Of the five oavos, and only to
him who had owned the three loayes. Y5t the cadi
decided justly. .a .-..r
Willsome Of our young readers explain Why the de-
cisiOn was correct
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Answer to Die Tree Problem.

Mart. Hughey, Of Paint Tp., sends us the correct
answer to the Tree Problem Of Sept 18th We regret
that we have no diagram to illustrate the mode Of
planting the trees, but if sxpoiuted star be drawn
and then line drawn from each point Of the star to
the point opposite, the lines of the igure will repre-
sent the rows in which the trees we're plauted-one
tree each pont and each angle formed by the
ntersectng lines It will then be found that there are
nine straight rows with five trees in each row only
l9 trees in all, which all the requirements Of tn
Problem.
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.PENDLETOE ANT. HIS HOBBY.
Hard Times and Low Prices


OTIS VS.. FICTION
1t is a dangerous thing for a public
man to make a public speech about
matters concerning which he has not
informed himself. This Mr.. PendIeton
has done and in doing it has com
mitted grave errors and laid himself
open to the charge Of demagoguism.
Mr.. Pendleton has hobby which he
thinks will or ought to carry him into
office. 1t is that money is scarce, and
that in consequence prices are depress-
ed, everybody is suffering and the
country is rapidly going to ruin. In
his Clifton speech he said: 10
Trade dull-almost stagnant. Sales of
dry goods, of groceries, of manufactures,
almost nothing. Collections impossible
interest on money from to Is per cent,
and in some cases to Is per cent Wheat
from $1.1S 10 Sl.23, and very dull. Hay,
corn, oats, ruling low, and few sales, ex-
cept for local demand.
It would seem that Mr.. Pendleton
has not been called upon to pay for
meats, corn, oats or hay, recently,
otherwise be; could not have fallen
into the error of saying that prices of
these articles are greatly depressed.
Let US compare figures. In 1865 the
paper bubble was at its highest state of
initiation. The volume of currency at
that time was about one thousand
millions. Now it is about seven hun
dred and twenty-five millions. The
contraction, then, has been two hun
dred and twenty-five millions. Prices
Of the commodities named by Mr..
PendIetOn, on the 1st of August, 1865,
compare with the prices which he
of as follows;
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The "paregoric wedding lat
est thing out-waS instituted in Os.
wego, New York, the other day. 1t
was the first anniversary Of the mar
riageo Of worthy young Oswegoan
who, meantime, had been blessed
with an heir, and bis friends improved
the opportunity to send liberal sup
plies Of that indispensable medicine.
The paregoric wedding now stands
first on the list. "e
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Hollands German Tonic

4 q combination Of al 1ts fHgrsdisHts of Ge Bittsrs
Sst1, PUBS Santa CTtIF Kun, orange, cie v f1 t5ed
oT De adme dissqse5 as Ne BieTS IN trsTe soma
a,Ts aIcohois Srmulis iS required ROu iUiH bear
ind gGt tbcSC remedies drs entirely different fTO
sv olhers ddUeti1ed oT ic cure Of ne diseases HdH7ed
srs being scieHc preparations Of Medicinal eairac5
srtiIs De others dee0cfiohs Of tn
foTu- ne TONIC is decidedly one Of Ae mosi plea
sa and agreeable remedies offered 10 le public
~ azsis g esQuit IS pleasure 70 lake H. iohile ia
ltgfViaq, C1hfGrGtilg, ana medicinal qldlitoa 49,
eli,isd1 y y ANglga 6s he aTeGteS Of al tOai0 -,