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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.


WHERE TN CATTLE ARE Illinois, las Ken
gucky S39 Indiana lll OhU, l0i ]. AaF 40; New
York 40; Virginia. 1927 Iowa, 30; Ncw-Jers'l, L.
BEEVES-TUt. for past week e. C. Ur 21kG .CNS tEan
the ur ,iOls week. For the mUufh just Cnncd VIC fot
up 32lOJ head against 32l59 time lh| year IlS
shows very receipts, hut prices Err not IL iNi "
Oet 1870 II will De TccO!lc"tCd that the market closed
about a, bad II could one week agD. Tue weather
continued unfavorahl". and dressed meats were
showed of al almost any price, 20 tlLt
butchers but got rid Of them. Losses we're fright ~
and 1t will take several goo weeks to cover tht m but
every road has its turn. DTOvcrs began 10 hold ack
giving only about 200 fresh cattle up Friday night
ana me prospects began D. improve. Ih"y are qu'3
DrB1t h0H with clear SKY anu cool atmosphere ana
te Having sold off clean in the bad In'h weather OF
Iast w6cE, they have nothing 10 fall back upon. 10
tGcE up thty have had TO pay abOat &C. advance bohe
wholesale drOyes gOiug fully lC. above the hcs % le
Previous week On good cattle the advance was ICES
ABOUT g. per b. for the that there were more Ed
than poor Groves. There barely cars Iexh Cato
slhughcring firm No Western stock went below vtc:
texans would sell at 6U9kc.wiI dry State co"h III Dou
&C. some OF the Western dTOvers greatly dcpitcH tc
halue OF their stock by Incorporating cows IN het
d0ves No II they dcceutly fat, they don't
~ SI lor what they are worth ut the weot. Az
WIS season Of the year all the miIknen Ill the
nuy around, as well the city, have tat dfY COVE
" pII on ana this keeps market OyerstOCked WIN
NV peel Most saes OF or inary 70 tir stterr 10 ~hOie
Tor iat TO good stock Gnd l20l2t for the best Sc
Very few, however, went above l2c The STOCK
@unSsS vas found 40 S5lS1Gs al C Snd
at Weehawken. N. Morris is missed
~ the Latter place, while Communlaw continues 10 add
early and strong but there ia quite chance for the
uck OF the present week ~ he turned against the
sthYulne drOVers, who will doubtless 70 In stronger
nDeidl supply for week, provided the present dne
weather continues. And yet, with pork 80 abundant
tre encouraging It's use and Il Is really going good way
- mako w The deficit u beeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
ABILENE lKn-,,sl 1--WE STOCK N.RKrT-ocr q.

IBILFNE IKA"tas) i've NIOIk NIFkET-JIT II
Gr1a.E L. YariS--.Join 'rr,l IL. PTo-g'
CATTE-Tbe h nents hso ards for 'e e. g
y Oct 70 lows b. Gearge, KIr.iS Cir. VI
81 Gewi Tnom Cole Kansas Cy, NJ. $50 b"'l - 'r'
l. Nv uwo~h 60 heal; L. ~ IIuner E'>'crn j"e "
Lrs; Surlry Its Louis Oh T"t A. olc d.
frcCK CAT1Lys uar during the week ha IL nc.yc -
For old SIS :: TO 81 tSOyraos ~ to
S5ll; thrr.-yrbr-o Dis ard c,Ss +lGtO SlJ y head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

TsNNE GOODENOUGH
HORSE.SHOEING ESTABLISHMENT
AND
MUSEUM OF EQUINE ANATOMY,
NO I203 AND sbJ BROADWAY,
su rpALEy J. DUN wALToN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

VERY fine Chester White BOAR md SOW
n for SALE probably tie b.s' lS' 40 q hpw M, ~ linn. oC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
D, S. ASSISTANT TREASURER,

NEw-YORK October 10, la7
DURING TIE MONTH 0PNOVEMBER l'7l snSi " ''ue'' IT,
e.lye bids for COLL aud Offers a Bonds As follows;
BlDS FOR GOLD.
THURSDAY November 2-0ne Million
THURSDAY November 9-Two Million.
THURSDAY N,vemher l6-Onc Million
WEDNESDAY November 22-TwO MILLION
WEDNESDAY November 2s-One Million
OFFERS OF BONDS
WEDNESDAY. November l-One hlhon'
WEDNESDAY November s-one Million
WEDNESDAY November l9-On" Million
TUESDAY, November 2l-One Million
TUESDAY, November 29-One Million.
esd check for Five per cent bid Offer mast he deposited
~ Pronoa will opcrei y O'Clock boon eseh day 'Pee'
fed The Treasury may It's option accept oHIS OIL oohu VI Jus
cola In c,ces, Of the amount advertised for
m ,s sale Of bonds include OF the Coupon or
p,s,d Ropls Of the Act Of February rs 6! " nnnoefe anu
rhsdi III. Department notice Of redemption Of *"VOo 'IO
Rod d,d spt,er ISL they will not be accepted upon any
award that may be made 49,. T.. ,.o,,-.a I'll,
Printed forms for proposals WIN INC i's
be furnished at this Office . . rr
JACOB R SHIPHERD "iHD'A = ''
gnWIRD n EDhCND H. DN'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
A MEXICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE

a ..,-.
Horses Hofs" Clip ing Machine Al sofess
ror IN OSE lOU.'> an :. Ell in mWne yet 80
pas. EV HPRR or ANYWu"ts Ell Il; 10 rdgs ot n"uaL!'
are on tie nor wacn eel rAOJII Az NLL'E
Nl he,s il No 70 5lBiLIiI CF III TING or even taeS ne
To3StE OF Gl0.UvAY ATD TIIIHTYSBvENTfl.ST
N---~' - CHASE 4 jaws.
sole Pnbp
O.er, Tor Clpp ~ received by Major W b'rAef a. the
Citr A. ION Mar an ais, corner VI Elr nnts'sI ava
D'"--"t' Ar.TION SALES
"WEDNESDAY AM SArCRDAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
THE MARKETS.


NpNy Oct 31 Ell
sEHS-Poss 10 limited demand at 81 'Sa U.s. Pearls dn OF
a. Hasa IS. .,-. -. , - 49,, ,,-cs, show
Sr,n Of k 1910 bas LOO on SATURDAY events ana 80
% , of Sch EXPORT 9S7 for consumri"n NV o
es On 20 IN transit. Tn for f;ne Hehycr' -
"a On stvoce OF slice sales as follows on basis '' L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
JACOB R. SHEPHERD & CO.,
EANKHas,
"a FINEST, NETWORK
m. TWENTY .sECOND.sT. CHICAGO

VIZ TRANSACT regular Banking business IN all i" ornens"
norm ppp CENT INTEREST allowed upon daily balances oil
Bank, Bankers, Corporations and Individuals
,nv.rcHs TO CORRESPONDENTS upon approved Collateral"
u,v RANKING IN all legitimate forms leading specially
INVESTMENT SECURITIES Of the highest grades always Oh hand
COLLECTIONS on CHICAGO specially On all other p0''" on
usual terms. -
u,,xo,s sECuRTIEs speciality our Chicago hou'e affords
~ fy for Investments in pIr Of the s'e upon '''' MUTT
gage or D local Municipal loans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
DNPRECEDENrED SALE
MAGNIFICENT TROTTIHG STOCK
Ar AUCTION,
on th, RACE COURSE at PLAINPIBLD. M.
tone boar NeS-iork)
1H;S DAY III. Ilat u Oc.OOeI. III,

MAGNIFICENT TR0rrLNG STOCK
on til. RACE c CO.. 5EG 4 'FRGHlrSprEID. MI
qus SsI A" a.. IS Ie, S \; oaS.9 l7
No such combination Of Tmttrs VIZ ever offered for
eo SE TRACK fEax s0f RS "a SiisS 0t '''
Las trick Of an derDs q Sst al are p
3 9 sePt Ss s g . f hour @ sea fs a
prof sou, 1t impossible convey by de ptOO eOrrea
The viii be Hell" The TRACK TO ENABLE every Ons "
AisS leave It Libe-tr.t EewYo Central Railroad " Ns~
Jeey ana o Te;a1g ct 80. 20 q. ~. T. . &C. ..
<-- ~ -'- ' The SP.'" @FsT Tf2's?s '''h''
BY FG A1 l n * s1 o. S.% D St
until owners cath l. CATER as et'et
uce Of leaaty and yumer IN seton TIL Sor csa ess
pc r G ct bis rs, 'I's wa, Tnss 10 aHP np MIL
ever pulled r. over Mil gether clse 2O consisting
f''''' "OrHELro" FORMERLY BLACK Crook"
Sired By HrVm leT ped gree Of can unrOTn Black GednS ~
tic AK Ec a, sa.i 2:3! a3i 2:ak Irving b.
.peeI Can mile a'N 3d Today pefee'
Sccoal; o,,,
sod hy TIE Lche,te: oT@ re ~ The Eao1 Horsr pedgrse
n b.. , trot pub c trOt mile ,oE I.
80 is hsh ad most Promising Green Gehns IN h'
country. ,,r ,.,,,v
ii hand ' ps .ra9l .g lind Of great sAdnF.ao'
sii : S,n E' o l% icing ..:os =;
the a o 20 ati o o. , bs 1-o ys.i ' s: S::
for somebody ,,.uou
Sired by 7Yu-Lu Horse" He ~ Old Morrill," dsn
vpa,l OIL kind lie ba re1rl Of Z:49 ca
- gait at eolurauce and sphha
DOLLY DAZZLING"
Sired Birots Rstler" Pei unknown. Brown Mare.
il ban 3D. ,ud aaI Eia iyuid r 'sef sns %
double pulc htI in Gou 10 tam winning
easily in 500 3Ji kud anG raining pasture
SPLENDID CATRIaGI TEAM.
JACK l6f hands, beIutfl Bays With Black Names and
Q team as wi ever oFrei for sale as tbcv sre elegant
stylish for the car'g ar p ~ 1S S0e TO TIRE "iHasA
Brown Gedlg year cd, 10 halls very powerful high oJ
etr ylu an r.. LaTag ,.t,ei seynth bea.
in at eieroSa year O running ps'tare Tor the Iast
year ROBIN GREY"
rsl Cqrh" tetgrae Of dam S!"Yn Cry Gttng FeaI
ard kind gc Won ar elf-I
daty aer running at since V'I hdn'S
an stylish .Uv,vn
Sail 20 be .rd G~" rslrl- B7oIn Gc!Hg yeae
hands baDdsom tyns Losse oOn-d a." A Ttu-'n a.
tIrgsnt Phaeon. ShiainP Tcp
TOE Buggy poe an! sblfS DGseDb'y L Ven Du en-
IiELt BuZsy, pole nd sJut'.
liz. Buggy 3D. pole and slAlts le.el y ckson
!etnu sad T., IIrilci & J'cA-Oh
skeleton Wagon in pert ct er Meta IL Jlc-soa.
Blue Sukv. in perec 0rtr ic:ac. Z J"' $ ~
Rcd 5tI2y 81 ponrdS, new. IL TOD & J cAsOa.
Double n,eigh Irrec; Ur!"r, go
raat f single sleigh pole Shafts mae to oder Hcteh
Doub.s aud sigge Iiaroc's
Elegant White auft, cost flEN
Issn. Black Vol Roe of Ro sweat Blanket, sRd
Sic g.. leigh tIs ule rI-s
saddle all tie Gpi a=E, b. LoD to ar 90 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
legal Aotires.

nRAIN TILE AND SEWER PIPE,
~ Of the kzcsliar DiAp nr PIPE WORKS
oils cBlcKkKlNd Drainage adscsVS Val HSo SaAss H. "
WGtsk, Gsu.AaSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

pxp.Rrursr " PUBLIC WORKS BvAEAc oy WNEN RSssIaaR
EEw.iSpG, Oct ~, 1871. } =,
NOTICE is hereby given thu an additional
penalty ten per WI be added "a All unpaid water rv1''
"~A~"S CHARLES 6. C0RNBLL, Water Registrar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Ga1- only moderate rs' sri rr yea, i"' laws
mostly low D. '"r rha; btI1 g
lctnsi qnei a4 "ceE @" all -.ds % -ia'' -
q &c. q son II i2c.
81 IS is ,iesJ sale5 s Cqore. I'D 20 CLoce ct
,-. oreti quote Clover w. g.; uo't' At - 2'.
"A .'r,a. saeS 1870 q. i 20. "a; Uu =.
Wa. steady sales 80 bO Od uOoys1 " ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Orricr hu",r TX nA"Gr Fur IVTR.sE CovPtNr}
e.. ADo =, NEwYolK, o & u, Id.
Az Election lor DIRECTORS of this
G m e. s II Hlr s Sg n CT ne T Sf po 81 vi
!" ~ ''' ''''' " ' '"' Ws KAYN0R. secr'sar7.
TER A"~""As Txsn, ;oE S g., >, ,I RASK
A DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT, free of
2 al G,o Capital stock % tbs Bank,
u r'i . oo., Will IRON eli. &t; ed the
CoRoXSs Moon AND ID E : 55.?3 =:
H M "" re rAO on a." r '' g ( II Js o-p' No. =
rOU9oN. Of the CHICAGO AND ALTON
I, Pi!F..'p FIR / MrVtGAG& BONDS. due Nov. l. 49,
roa a att tina; "a At "Df "o' 10 % 5ys e iy co. '
E&TEHEsr 0G CITY STocK X e I Inter,
Il VI es i f'at dry b. b. S'H q, a. :l E4%
o.. - y ,p W.. s,P c 90 5.
r.'rrcat o.,pnc on'r'fs |ies. Ses.iora set X III
NfF1,E engage AND S0U IL y ! ST.
o" ' q, ,' or s ~, s FAX a; TO- a, i the
s islam -'i'e A''I Co. 81 4 w Tl ,5S pea,en.
GorTH slnH RAILROAD of L: I.1The
',..' lao s's. BS%o'r'a
Or n l,tsr:E@ S .>9 %"5 o oe I5 D
r%To asc n4 * Pr frH ddl HS' BSs o. s
CuT,ArkAK. ASp UtI0 RAILROAD co !PA y. due Nov'
In. w. n S D-' Il "a ci 30 So,saa Ecv:YOr
r rs s s' S"c ,s9 l:n ii E?'lS
rsNlIE COUPONS Of liir NEW-YORK and
HcoSP Eo3g@A%1 t"S$ r@S tE$% n9S$ i9s
Ms H. VIII ~ o. 3n ,r "' d''e' free OF G"'e''m' tax
o cE o|DkE Co p EIa1, Y Fed Ies s
oy,l, OF r4y oa1T MoSraoary R c. Ge 20 IgIl
Js'hE INTEREST upon the EIGHT PER
CINT PT ar GAG: ho%DE e isf M" , - " III" tb.,
a.: ap>ns'ou c. $ M .s ,..,.n.
ov'Ics o. p,aSsn', Le,y ,'D TrcsI GGs@HCassr,}
&c EIch,n ,.rl.r~ wlltm't Hwt ,RK OF g. ISL
VnE amOIL0N OF tGr tNAEoEitsL H. 49,; AN II
BE- pa E 81 mi. ,aes l." " " Co., D G0 r tCI Srcy
MrdHASiG' BSKsG , o. y,
VNHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS have
ah- s November next free Of
The Transfer Books wi" be closed f'"" % i F. nGS G1T c,
CpYcE ~ rHE Po"T ROYAL EAlLE, 40 ,'o..}
- SOuthst.. NeS.lerE, Oct IA, lJil
ry,IJF COUPONS CT the PORT ROYAL RAIL
ROAD COMfASiS BONDS, due Nov l. will be pail the ONCE
of IN. Conp,r, at ma,urt, IL II. TuAYER Treasurer.
V,HE COUPONS Of the ST; LOUIS and
CiST Co BoSo A. will be pal, on and ie5 TT .h;
cate ire Vi Gov c r. s e: afDlKR 'I'I"' S1ya
s. L,ui., No. UcY a. 1871. f. i. wlNSLoW. President
TIME COUPONS of the SEVEN PER CENT
r.yE T!Ir r. r S1Shc 5aHASf q S.sSn H.
Ia r5 SSy si.. tax, H s' SsI ose o Of
rs'UE COUPONS of the SEVEN PER CENT
Es LAR M S&L SAHF cGPaSY OF McGAS
o' tax the o'' ofS '" HOPKINS w Ak Si1 Treasurer
THE COUPONS due Moy Rl%STy O. on u, Ponds {. Ga
Of the DENVER AND RIO GRAHBE EALWAd 20 wv oe pl
On 'A' ''e' ''' '''' ~ ''' No 50 EXCHANGE place
L5ss IS ASD F5HqAD rG OF! 2! ,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

I'D hy the lcadhs,o- ora the Ea'ol Horse pedigree o.
IL hands Old 1eet, sound aBi
~ been rltd to pub c can ro mile tsck
8 tue Ish aId TOniSng Green ueng IN tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

J
NOVPONS Gfthr MACON AND BRUNSWICK
NItIpSD the or Georys and tue
boz la v ui;rr TIA; At "Gr oace No y
IL init Il. X JESUP Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

"OTHLLLO" FORMERLY !" BLACk CEOOk" . -
Sired b. Hrvm rex ped gree Black Geldng ~
ha,c years old rc ~oUn ED Ehd Won the - rice At NJ
tic rAk 10 Jure last eas 2:3! 2i w. yrTng n
an -u Can TIT mile s:RJ Io-Ia Is pefieet
ce.tl.ln.us Il AZ u re as LarLeSsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Sir,i Ethqu Alien Lex G. Dam By Messenger Duce
y HACK tail ISL bends OIL been framed
until cath. si CATER tfToa
and mile trace In &D tOdsT L.
ycrre OF his sire m.hon NJ hT sr ps ~ ~ ~ ~
sih and valuable span Of hores a. an' gentl~naa
ever pulled Will ro gether clOse 70 $50 Consisting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

Sd br Young Truee dan t.oOS rd Mare Chestnut msre,
Ia and years oh ptTcty sound ard Kind Of great eLdasnce
has record Of2:i ! Can Lo: mile tack 10 %jL
SCNBEAA."
flied by RcI Jup,e-" Gam t Neil" Chestnut Py yean
go, handle -e- AID kH. II eing tb
the 6rst Z:45, and vita jnlc
to within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

TGUp"N. Of the CHICAGO AND ALTON
p{YF, y F'R.T MrVtGAG& BONDS due Nov. |. 1871
y, All al obce so - lhe y st. Is'
{ ,.r- ,rp.iT ". JFSCP Go.
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OF RONDS.
OFr.Cu q TutFn AvFvuE P'ultrAU tofIAHr(
Tnrl-lyc, bctwe n SiIt!.t {, AL fv IL h :
NEW YORK. Oct TO- ls7l.)
TTNIIE STOCKHOLDERS of this Company are

ltrthy their Annn' Ming Tor thr e1rIlon %
r,c,ors Election the Will I've ed
this WEDNE'DAY November hc Sh EeIi Tie poll,
oICn day. The Transfer Books OF e
close from O - int November tie 9TH next in
c'''''e' u! ''''' W. CIIAlLES s. ARTHUR Secrctlrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
G.yl,ruo Nolltc5.

Orrlcr or thy iu".cr Fu nS@Gr Fur Tv'-R.sE CovPNr
e.. ADO y, NTw.ioNK, q. { e. u, La. )
Az ELECTION cor DIRECTORS of this
+ Cr To- ur,"rG'g Il he bel, at the Office Of e
t., Il S,renher The polls VII
b. o, c.,d q, oca ,. H.. ruI BE- o. Gu o tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

g red by I TYu~Lun Horse" he ~ :" Old Morrill," dsa
iIsnbouip Mae Of si sp.rl &.rsn-e Geld IT,
rrarr Oil l hams kind lie bas recoTl Of Z49
tro q 20 or - gait G e0IuraDce and p nd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-31

F5NlllS wei known and popular Hotel will
i continue to run FREE COACHES
tor guests, to and from the Cars and Boats.
Passengers on the late trains from Portland
and Bangor, will find free coaches to the
House, with WARM MEALS ON their arrival
at night, and Breakfast served with free
coach for the early trains for Boston, Portland
and Bangor. Connected with the House is a
frst-class Livery stable. Also
Billiard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
Large and commodiOus
Sample 4oo1S1Es,
free of charge, on Water St, in the center
business.
The Proprietor, thankful for the liberal pat.
ronage heretofore received, hopes, by person.
rit continuance of the same.
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Daily Arnnrbec gomnal.
For the journal.
TO NIGHT.
by MRS. Il. c. DOLE.

There's beautiful dream in my heart to'hisht'
There's song, and an anthem ofpraiSe;
There's a beautiful face in the radiant ilgh''
And a fairy.like form in garments OF "iii'e'
And voice trilling merriest lays
/ shut from my room all the darkness and cold,
sbut out the world and its care;
feather my loving ones close to my fola,-
For love to my spirit is dearer than gold,)
And Joy makes my cottage most fair.
have said to my tears GO back to your rest"
To my lips, "breathe no murmuring word ~
For life is so itful and short at the best
We win gather the moments the angels nave
blest,
And walk where their footsteps have trod.
There's beautiful dream in my heart, thank God
There is room for the song and the shine;
No longer as notes of an imprisoned bird,
DO you sing o, my loved one; and every word,
Stirs my spirit as music divine.
October 9th, 1871 a.a
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HEADACHE:

DIR. j. Briggs Allevantor, will instantly relieve
nervous or sick headache, neuralgia, catarrh sore
throat dyspepsia, heartburn, palpitaton, hatulen-
Cyl sour stomach in fact 1t is the greatest restorer
of the age counteracts or neutrazes all poisons,
reduces inflammation, banishes pain from any part
OF the system, has marvellous and perfect control
over the nerves, increases tie action OF the heart
the brain, will cure all malarious Diseases subdues
fever, equazes the circulation, stimulates the
weakened and deceased frame and restores the
sufferer.
Sold Inv 1r1lrp
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DSYCHOLOGIC Fascination or soul Charming,
Il 400 pages by Herbert Hamilton, b. A. How to
use this power (Which all possess) at will, Divina
ton, Spiritualism, Sorceries, Demonology, and a
cloth paper covers 500. Copy free to agents
only $1,000 monthly easily made. Address r.
w. EVANS, Pub. Al 5. sth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
octl94w
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sHoT-GUNs, REvOLvERs,

Gun materials of every kind Write for Price List
to Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburg, Pa. Army
guns and revovers bought or traded for. Agents
wanted. oct19t&w4w
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P 4 T. u - !:
Look at those features ana see rne agony depict.
ed in the face. 1t cannot be helped while the
trouble remains. The sufferings from piles is of a
very aggravated description. You cannot walk with
any comfort; You cannot ride in peace; you can.
not sit with ease and the suffering when attending
to nature is almost unbearabe, and causes such a
feeling OF dread that it is put or at great sacrifice
to health and comfort in many instances increasing
the difficulty to an alarming extent. Use DIR. Briggs
Pile Remedies according; directions to cure in.
ternal, external itching or bleeding piles. They are
mild and reliable, and warranted as represented.
Sold by Druggists
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n IL U IL AL Gil A

The pain increases, from time to time until your
nerves seem to snap and crack jerk and Jump and
play all sorts OF pranks from the top of your head
to the tips of your toes, the demon shooting forth
like lightning along the unfortunate nerve and now
trying to tie another into a thousand knots then
attempting to make a bowstrng of another, some.
times in the region of the heart again in the face
head neck, etc; in short, il you have neuralgia in
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-16

SO that, if an attach6 of Legation-the small
est expression of gentleman known TO science
should ring tho Thulescan door-bell five
seconds before Gen. Grant, he would march
off to the saIle-d-manger with My Lady, and
leave the General to find his way alone. But
now comes q statement so astounding that II
THE TRIBUNE feared anything we would lear
to copy it. lie says that at these scenes Oh
more than Luculus-like magnifcence napkins
are used. He feebly endeavors to give an ar
of probability to this evident and impossible
fiction by explaining The use of this unknown
implement. "These napkins are folded across
"tho lap, and thoroughly protect every one
from spots of grease" This is ingenious and
Dcfoe-ish in its vraisembance, but there are
limits to the most chilllke faith, and no av-
erage credulity can digest those napkins The
Able Special has buried his talent in those
napkins.
After this opening Of wonder and glamour
tho subsequent disclosures rather pail upon our
unduly excited fancies. We are gently reused
by the statement that dinner usually begins
with soup; we are sOothed by the report of
occasional music; we are again shocked into
positiye revolt and disbelief by the unsup-
ported statement that they once had arti-
chokes at the Embassy. Why this needless and
violent cxaggeratiOn in work of high art 7
IL is a positive relief after these corruscating
reflections from the kitchen, to accompany our
Envoy in the high converse no next holds
with the butler, in which he learns the names
and habiliments of the immOrtals who
shared in these phenomenal symposia.
" Secretary and Mrs. Fish were there,
"he latter as usual perfectly dressed y
we hone we are not to conclude from this Sc
yerely digniGed rcticence that the cOurtly and
eminent statesman mentioned appeared, like
the "young lady of Crete-whose toilet was
far from complete;p "Attoney-Gcneral Ak
crmau,n who probably hOnOred the occasion
with the national costume Of Georgia; " Baron
" and Mrs. Gcrolt" which leads TO anxious IN
quiries as TO Madame la Baronne; other great
people; and, finally Dlr. Hunter for many
" years Chief of the State Department" a
phrase which at once makes the Secretary s
costume a matter of no consequence, and rele-
gates him to a condition of nOn-existence.
We forbear comment upon so unique a gem
of journalistic effort; especially as in tine
same issue of the same paper which gave
TO rs these dazzling glimpses into the
inner glory of Society, brother-pmlos-
Opher, touched with the same poudre de
ri. as his adventurous c0llabOrateur, proiiers
to us the antidote in BREWER to the bane IN
nonpareil in these cOgcnt Words
"No person would be admitted second time INTO
decent company who was 40 wanting in manners as to
make newspaper paragraphs Of what he saw IN private
houses The whole business is snobbsh and the snoos
who deal in IT, though not Of sufficient magnitude to
merit thrust from Thaokerays lance, are numerous
enough 10 deserve implement with pin"