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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-04

and track GEO. W. OAKLEY, superintendent.
THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AssoCIA.
their aVn SSs s ownS E Be- psa 0
as sS aaSs 70 asSsr beaten
Purse No. 2 81 00-For horses that have never beaten
sSp 5 sfSSfa 69S 's2 ,s ss is
Purse No Si,No-For horses that have never beaten
hersss :Ss; asss never beaten
s; f F s tessfs sns ssSssmSer sSs S
I s .esSns ans sr & ns,s 70 S
ana ssss iSFd '''''
Purse No 81, ,ssofor horses that have never beaten
@ F. sssGSa sa nG s s. ,o rs I so
second sT%y,1 END sic3 q e ,hiSa, ,c,nn.v s....
ssnS o tssoSS and si% g thiri; '' - ~ V A
'ss IL @ %fs
R Ss above .s sssonS sd s IL 70
bS o - ana viii be
Ing the eid wili only be snsd to rst premium Four to
enter and three to start All entries shall governed by
close Se
Jockey yd cSo Restaurant e. Jo on Brood
ssptSaM%ssr |. ats SeISsk All sGamsnisaons
Fulton ess.sn streets SrooEiyn Gons island
Savings Bank suiIS,ng MhEf1N kAIBYlEIscu prssia.n,
GEORGE W. oAxIrs' suge H1dT4E geTptsndent'
The date of the October Meeting, at which the three
and four yesEod colt stakes will be rocd will be duly
% he e sss Hr ne colt Of s e S
Of next and for tho four yearod stake the
GEORGE W. OAKLEY Superintendent
T,RoTTINa AT FLEETWOOD pARK-oN. wEDNEs-
day septembsr 4 atSr u. mile heats, best three in
ss IN Sa. ' US sessna s m sys % %
Az O. Whisson iS enters enters La Lady Jane ,u,,
ois Pssna sn'sas eears Bcy
her sf WiILiAM ii ii. VAN corr super,ntendeu,
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A PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY.
~. Ex. Governor BraInlette, Mans ger. Concert and
e % ~ days n wss sss &c
tickets. Tickets So halves $s; quarters, g oo
THOMAS H. HAYS In charge branch oiice, 500 Broad:
way Tickets can also be found with John Edge, i6
Anderson, i2fsb Broadway; Joseph Bates. 1876 Broad
way; and J. Scott Gibson, 562 Broadway.
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JNOR BUSINESS MEN,
THE BEST AFTERNOON ADVERTIEING
MEDIUM IN NEW YORK IS THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
1T REACHES UPWARDS OF
5000 READERS.
HORSES. RJAGEs, sc.

| A ELEGANCE, STYLE, SPEED AND SAFETY.
& featSn
SfAHF j5as 4 ySsSSVfEHE lSS s q ;haER
Of four Of the most esSnt Horses eyer offered at public
s d ii R: rs ~ osH % i &c
Ets% # ss Hak s; TX sss e
hal raised sna broken S Sy M John
1y p g ana 5 So sr
tSsy Soeaiiis and sns .ppsaTanes asgias
nssa sSssss sss; have s.nsiels aspasi,ISS.
without Vice trick, fault blemis fear nothing,
s d.
NAE ha$ sa Ss@ ssfc :. sSsssx and Cd
Years old ss At Newton in to wason
Known S The fsssTs Mars was trained @ since
n S speed T. extra ns and s. K
hour IssS wsscn and single mile in sas and Is
ca!ssI sopag tross,nIs nrss @ the ety. i
ance style and csip No. roadser pure ga,ted honest
and makes no ,iNass can ,s s3 r setsr Than lao to
xIsS elegant wheeled Dog cAEs one top ana one
II nss sss sHs a as woS All viii liz
insructions are toselD All the sock is warranted
snd $f ins S IL rSioR
A T JOHNSTON a. VAN TAssELEs,
very fine single driving Horses; some trot
Three very fine family Teams, l5,s hands high
rrS.s srrys ri D no Ta anG r
~,
AT OUR AUCTION MART,
One tSP ooa,bex a S W Wagon with pole and shafts one
y64 yecy ea %h M s and S wSs TSa s ,Ss
Eour.seat E G Iockawsys
fTy f$lriyy, ,fys s city built shifting top Wagons.
fSsnsy 1--WE s,t,pf ap psnpe psSp rPFnSy FSaeon eaaS0n'
pesei s sn sn double % mnes sr stock and ve or
prices, now selling 70 close summer advances.
ITO, liz and III East thirteenth street.
Az a5SflSs sHsza aza4 AND NEW YORK rArrrn
corner S SrqSdTsy and street
REaYkHH SAEES SE TGFsS &C.
on every horse sold under warrantec.
The only Dat DN7yFsa Il g nIss, i's1s having
fsm on %sS an
Gu
ssn aaft aa ssGaS
Wood BTotIers 1 Co; Harness, made BY Comerford,
nsssis %1s sSs AZ
tne By
E a Ss q ss y
s1y nSs1I n
1s1iS SP
PhaesoH TURNOUT eon. ling Of fast bay Geldins ls4
and sound and f also
For account oi whom II concern. pair Of virginia
sna
vers can trot n $minucs been owned by one gentle
last bay rotn Mare Cricket got by Volunteer.
high Years old free and pleasant drivsT; has rec, C.
driven BY lady, and warranted kind; also top Wagon,
rhfn sSsSsgs hsa
aisas isa % Pony Ss phseor
dam SS SysIs; sisSsa EdS
ns Sns ss,"EsHs l:sss e wagon ssss
Sss "a sIa @ essss % a ssas:
One elegant basket rnaston.
Sale: neys5 rGpcmcd; on scccHns % q
MINER STEVENS, CARRIAGE nASupAC-
iursr. rs to l Ea., IhIrtesnss street near Fourth
Offering a, their and factory Carriages and
pIss Sndy s and
ihen not to Ge surpassed by any, in quality style, nsh
Purchasers are invited to call and examine.
"A let trimmed with brown satin isr ssfsSnn.r sIIsS
No. East Eighteenth street, near Piii6 avenue.
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THE TURF.
(NITIZENs' TEOTTING ASSOCIATION OF PuILA.
" deph!a -
= FALL MEETING AT
POINT BREEZE PARK,
On SEPTEMBER "a, 2J, 25 and "a, 1871
PREMIUMS $14,S0.
FIRST nAY-ruFsnAY sentcmher ..

'n '1' FRRaIuIs FRssiii i; ss,So ana H. '''N
FIRST DAY-TUEsnAY, September "a
mG $40 q To eSfr ,Sr peaten
No 2-purre sSoo0 For That have never be atsn
sESos5 e % seoS { i;sssi s e. ss IS
!" pss siS ' e fSf SEd never beaten
ass Sisb sf DS4 Fey tSsSal fsSi I sss,sssI e i. m
5 ass SS1s sss as ad beaten
'gs s sa'S rfsfSaS sS aS1a
No rnr g c For horses thn hsys s never bOasen
No S@PSrss $500 Free ali; ss,cco to first, 5000
IN harness ana governed by the rules OF the National
@ the sa y Vi be entitled to- @
enSeed nncss x or eiorc sti ocR Ss
patty SsA f sed eerey '"s
% fs 80 s ra%n sS S % to IN me
1ss 10 , Entries :. s"s at ns sST m
sa:ardsy Ser e%ie,7 1872 All entries and communica-
''"' 70 W '''''''S' j. a. FITZPATRICK, Secretary,
- ar,,,,r. La Pierre House, Philadelphia
n B. Point Breeze Park is now in the hands Of gen.
" uS s % sns s asss
az and q" 10 visitors nn s 1877 go1a
and they hereby give such notice 10 those whom 1t may
LNEErwooD PARK, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER r.
Purse sio for horses that have never beaten so;
gna hssi % close :, Sechey Club
Siaa aad r1sa ssps
II ShOsSsD4Ts sSsS ssy s$s,sSsss ssSs ,sssi. FS'
and stake ssv mile hra,s, best In o. In harness
4. y. Howe enter; b. I: s,,.l chls s tain Aa'c'
]. s. sammls enters T. Biily
J. Staykcr enters g. Daddy,
Thrce.mjnu,c race Of Friday. 9th. Is postponed 10
JIALLs DRIVING PARK, CoNEy ISLAND ROAD.
Ill Purse for wednssaay September ilslsn for horses
ths, %sy.f s.SsI 81 MT IN hsa assi in h.nes
for that never bea 2o $50 or horses that never
Trtno according To national rules Entries close Fri
day SepieInbe 8, ntsP.M NJ M M"rshal Johnson's and
PROSPECT 11IRsP4Ta EHFk P4In spq2sNsfn gh9TsRS:
o'clock Y. N.
Purse ssU. horses that have never beaten 81
W. Mcmahon enters b. e. Cozonerk;
III PHILIPPE enters e. m p Fanny Fern.
Purse $3.50, tor double tcams
sn ThTes hns enters ensrs st M ey ana mate
'00a aAy anu "siso GEo W. OAKLEY. superintendent
PRosPECT PARK EAR oR%0yMp % ASSOCIATION
Thc condition heretofore advertised for the Autumn
o. % pdam % Sono Sfr 20 w Snier Rue sn"
No. the Naonal Association, three to enter ana TWO
Purse No 10 Is hereby altered, namely giving si@o to
the bcrsc eating 'Ducbnsns lime Instead OF f60O as
advertised Bycrlecc cTo e ,S W sSvHw9GRY,s SoAwGRY supt
PRosPEcr PARK FAIR .oRouYps,.
Match, sI,6co me heats best three in flve.
SSnn Np5ssy possysg ysn,ss mses s c9sTsy sn Bradley
eEoRSs SSi w W S1kEEf. oId aEfsf suDcnn.endsns
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

CTUD HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP.-rROT CLOSE 7
= three minutes. Apply at lla Ludlow street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

UCTIoN SALE OF FINE ROAD FAMILY AND
"A troting Horses at private stable 80 West Thltet1
street near Broadway; on Thursday. september 5. at
gle Harness. &c. The properly II a gentleman having
returned from the country who sells avoid winter en-
Consisting Of dark brown family Geldine. l5, high
years oil; has been us d the past family
horse Is very stylish and free drver needs check
rem; does hot shy AFRAID OF not locomotive; has
hong lowing and tails trut easy, SALE
IN :i5, aud s warranted sound and kind
strawberry roam trotfng Mare 'Is-abel" l5iz nigh,
years Old raised In Saratoga county and roted at the
Sprin. one year ago. In 40; was then purchased by j.
Herrick Esq, and brought To this city; she has since
turned the Fleetwood track in 80 without nng her
sire Is Mohawk, dam Vorhiss mare lady drive her
clean free seppcr needs no boots afraid OF nothing and
Extra stylsh and extra handsome bay Patchen Mare,
l5s1 high, 1years old raised in ORANGE county nc free
traveller kind In dspos ositl0n. lady drive
afraid of cars having been raised near railroad;
kind.
Also ono sdebar square body Top Wagon, but two
weeks; one full spring Top Wagon, in good order an
open light Road Wayonall city builders; double
hight road Harness; three sngie-al good new.
Blankets, Robes, Sheets, Whips, Nets, &c.
JOHN d. HAMIIN. AucfiOueer
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THE TURF.

pROSrECT PARK TRoTTING.-GREAT AND Ex-
citing big match OF the season for $500, Thnrs-
day september s. at three O'Clock mile heats best three
IN Ave; in harnessj John oDonnels ia,nousb John
j. Bradley; Jchn Murphys b. x. Charlie Green good day
and track. GEO. ". OAKLEY, Superintx nde nj.
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-pIIRIIc IIRRARY nr KENTrCKY

A ROYAL HAVANA LoTTERY. PRICES REDUCED.
"A, J. Il. MARTINEZ CO., Bankers,
IOWan street. box 1.6s6fost once, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ROYAL nAv$Sk SkkrisEz Esst Co. Ransers asDu0hD
A PUBLIC Library or KEKTucKY. c..
sS 1--WE Nv n wss
E De sss n 0 shssss s sss
@ eSssn M Broad
A. -oSsIfRlAAkET RAkTSSkS pEAyIsssi sFs4r LOTTERIES
o. I1sr1sEr.as.:ss q 81 4 & g g. Is IS.
%, .Sc :, 2s. 1. o.: q: %, s 1s: s. 49,;
g.; i .:.s:...:.: j sss
Ass,s, ! isSeSs sS7$S a. s
A -orYIciAL DRAWINGS ROYAL HAVANA AND
SrossS 'oS Srosa~sy IS y $af!sa f street.
RAINING TRUSS AND BRACE COMPANY.
and Spinal ,y and other
CoNsUMPrIoN CAN BE CURED
scnEScKs rHhs2ss 1H aAsDAr 4 Ref tnrs szrawrrD TONIC
s nes
dies com,uned The reason 'or this is obvious
s s
Iss5sss s.T,: ii esSiis. ana %,siss s%s
Schencks Mandrake Pills are Of specific combination,
the diseased bile long or ned IN IN fe svsc WSeh has
ssSn NC
system in The shape copious bilious Shiny stools The
readily sceretca there Is nothing wcakenns in these
Pils as the most dcbitated and feeble take them
schencf's sea.weed ron,c @ g made exclusively Of
he %ssds 81 D.
kIce neuiralizins ali excess OF acid giving tone and
ssSss sna INNS gets n 'a's sp
ks my & % operate @ IN S1Tng Liver
The limit. OF ths article woniG rot permit OF ny enter.
forty s cxr eiisnce have cured more cases OF Con
r. 6s Inc 'nan any onef
hundreds Of bad cases s,sen up to die well and
reader 70 y oands % Of cases In am ground New York
Sho are Living Witnesses Of the Pows, and Virtue 10, Of
vital oroes but acting ur on diseased eccrerons and
peIing everything that Il wrong from The system raises
low a. result /" ali Who use schencks PumonIc syrup
These med cnes 11 are prepsr,d % By H. sCHENcK
ss Sd so y ri sx sna AEe
New York. "''e'"'e AGENT NO. oo"eSe p'a'e'
THoLERA INFANTUM.-AN INFALLiBLE CURE
cine but delicious and aiennK food, avoiding ali bad
Street New yprS samp Aaof''S A. o. wooster
NuprKA STEAM MACuIyE C.pv1Yo coNpAyy
E g. a. a. and Cd Cannon street. 'oAA AN1'
Ro'eTSSOd Sss %sIp Ss ny osn and a,s
Figure Carving speciality.
TN ORDER TO REMOVE ERRONEOT9 IMPRESS
halt. continues TO be IN existence as here toore.
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COAsTWIsE sTEA AMsylIps.
pAciffc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoIPANY's LINE TO
L California Japan ana Chin2

PAciFic MAIL STEAMSHIP coIpANYs LINE TO
ca'i'orniS a. ITDSn pDrann ana chh'a
@s ans hsGsfe ssnr
TOWN. tEs faPlFsS arales SSasr fHsd 4K MEXICO
Sa TY Hs @ AK
%S afG tss sfaMss ngATs MSsfaSS fa,Sss
ssh Gssans % lS
SP SfRS s.svsa s S sqa
An extra steamer will leave San Francisco ON sentem.
ss K M ioT or Jspan 9p,or and ID Shaa For
Z. +. BABY, Agent
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS,
touching at Key West carrying the United states
The steamship CITY OF AUSTIN. CAPTAIN Elaridgc.
through bills OF iadins given ston eit.r by the
SaGrf 0rOy the sA
For freight 'f TsHRRbTY co.. 1853 Maiden Ian.
or to W. p. CLYDE, il9 Wall street
FoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
steam hp n GES S5SSs 'sfmihe eapsn has Samuel L.
apS Si pier sP SfTn s sss ssssses 2" a
st. hcS Ss ad sysa S I Mobile and
For freight Hr Pa'cswsSs s appyt GO "a w,.. stree
For NEW xSF5hASSs! oEtHASS p!HES5 szEsas,,,p LINE
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
Saturday, Sept 7.
Freight received daily. Through rates given for 81
Louis, Vicksburg Mobile, Galveston and ndanola.
appy or
E,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II Southern Line.
The steamship g. w. LORD,
- Captain Rogers.
VIII leave pier Il East River Wednesday, September T.
Freight tor St Louis, Mobile ind Galveston taken
Insurance guaranteed.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda-
uons, apply to-
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company sailing regularly
every Thursday at O'Clock r. NJ. precisely from picr
COLUMBIA, Captain NJ R. Greene. ne............. Sept
MORRO OASTLE, Captain 7. II. Morton. Sept. IL
CRESCENT CITY, Capt r. g. Curtis wa Nassau Sept 10
A. W. DIMOCR President
No 5Bowiing 0reen
E'OR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from pier 81 North River their elegant sdewheel asip
ISAAC BELL, Brakeman commander. for Norfolk, City
Point and Richmond, Thursday, Sept g. ats r. NJ Giving
through bills of lang 10 all points South and sOutl-
west. Tn Ough passenger tickets issued all points
Accommodations uneauallcd. Apply at pier 81, =,
ct the general office Is7 dreenwc street. OF Dey
street.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS. .

LNOR KINGSTON, JAMAiCA--ffE Al IRON STEAM.
u ship JUAN O. MElGGs, Stead commander, having
superior accommodations for Passengers will sail on
sa.urday SeptemberL y For passage only apply TO-
W, II. GRACE CO., N Exchange place.
nTRECT LINE TO HAVANA.
Ssg YORK and Mexican Nail s,eam,iP Line, 'eavns
CITY or HAVANA, Dcaken diavana oniyl Wed, ssrs rt -
CLEOPATRA, Plups (tIsvana onl, Wwdncsany geps "a
CRY OF iihvxHx iiavafs Wednesday sept 2'
TOT irelh' q patIiiTfxA pXITxASpkE scSs q Broadway.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
REpIRLIcAN.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN,.
The subject of Woman's Rights has
been attracting considerable attention in
the United States for the last twenty
years, and by reference TO ancient and
modern history it will be found that her
position, in different ages and nations,
has been multifarious. 1t will be found
tnat in proportion to the ignorance and
barbarism of the various nations of the
earth, from the creation of man to the
present time, in that very same ratio
has woman been made to suffer. and
in many instances has been reduced to
the very lowest degree of serVitude
possible to the most abject slavery. Iu-
stances are on record. where the man
had the full power over the life and fu-
ture destiny of the woman, as though
she were dumb brute, and the woman
had no redress before law
But on the other hand we see, as the
Bible, Civilization and Christianity have
been made known, that the condition of
woman has been ameliorated, and that
in the very same proportion has she
been elevated in direction approxima>
ting an equality with the man, or the
male part Of mankind, which, we be-
lieye, is her true status in society as de-
signed by God in the creation of the
world. We find, by reference to the
history of the creation of the world, as
found in Genesis, the first book of the
Old Testament, or Bible, that man was
the last from the hand Of the Creator
The language of the writer of the crea-
tion is as follows (" SO God created man
in his own image, in the image of God
created he him, male and female cre-
ated be them" So it will be seen from
the reading that the creation of woman
was crrequal or co extensive with that
of man, for God in giving them direc-
tions commands them to multiply and
replenish tie earth and to subduc it.
He also gave then, dominion over every
living thing over the fowl Is of the air,
the fishes of the sea, and everything
that moveth or creepeth on the face OF
the earth So In the creation of Adam
are the elements of woman, for further
on in the history we find that Eve was
taken from Adam and was to be a help
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

From late reports it seems that the
loss of stock in Eastern Oregon, has not
heen SO great as expected.
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Rise and Fall of the Slave Power.

Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, has re-
Gently published a work entitled, 1.-The Rise
and Fall of the Slave Power" 1t perhapsa an
swers the purposes Of designing men Of the po-
ltical school to which the honorable Senator
belongs, to live over tie "scenes Of the past"
in order to harrow up tie feelings of the pre-
sent-to keep alive, if possible, the shoulder
ing fires of the recent civil strife, and thus keep
up the hate that engendered the war, instead
Of aiding to cover it up with the ashes Of oblv-
ion. Little is said in this remarkable essay of
the learned Senator, twho SEEMS subject TO fire.
quent attacks Of the "CdcGtheS ScyiJendi," a.
bout the introduction Of slavery and its prev
alenco over the New England states. Nor is
it surmised, that the institution" was abolish
ed from tie rugged fields Of yankeedom when
it ceased TO pay. We are led to infer that the
pure, unselfsh spirit Of the descendants Of the
Puritans, and that inherent sense of right that
has ever been their marked characteristic, in
duced them to free their slaves. But the old
story Of Southern oppression and Southern ag-
gression as exhibited in the irrepressble con-
flict is faithfully portrayed. The chivalry arc
made to appear in the old light so grateful to
Northern Optics-ansels Of disinterestedness
and philanthropy Astounding in the North, and
demons of greed, and gain, and oppression a
bounding at the South.
We would suggest to this great statesman,
the manifest prOpriety of inditing another
essay after the ensuing Presidential election,
but by all means ere this fit of writing passes
off, be entitled, the % Rise, Decline and Fall Of
the Military Power" in the United States
This would open an admirable field to display
that acute knowledge Of men and things he
shows in our history, especially for the last
decade, and which the pages of this boob con-
vince US the writer possesses in an eminent de-
gree. Such history would bring to light
mach that is nov dark and hayd 20 be under
stood. Especially might is be revealed, how
it comes to pass that so long time has elapsed
since the suppression of the Rebellion, aud still
the cry for peace is unanswered-ssHl the dark
designs of the Invisible Empire" are wrought
out in the ill-s.arred South. And, it might al
so be shown how it happens that liberty,
fraternity and equality" is shM the bastle-cry,
even in the North, whose soil is sacred to free
DOM in its largest, fullest sense.
Such book would be incomplete withouta
"FSHjs," and an epitaph written during the
war by a northern wit, upon the supposed
grave of the Republic
" Here lies people who, in striving TO free its
slaves lost their own Liberties"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-04-20

DEATH OF HoY. p. G. VAN WISKLE-The
telegraph has announced the death on Monday,
at bis residence in Parkersbnrg, Of Hon. ?. 6.
Van Wrinkle, late United States Senator from
Yves. Virginia. Mr.. Van Wrinkle has been in
bad health for some time. He took very
prominent part in the formation Of tie State
of West Virginia, and was one Of the eight re-
publican members who voted against the i'm
parchment of President johnson lie was for
many years president Of the Parkersburg
Branch railroad, and before the war resided
fox some time in Baltimore lie was elected
ed TO the United States Senate about the close
Of the war, succeeding Hon. John s. Garlic,
who was one Of the frst Senators Of the then
newly made State.