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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23

THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AssOCIA-
ton ofer the following premiums to be troed for at
their Autumn Meeting commencing TUESDAY, September
Purse No. I, s7soFor horses that have never beaten
ESQ; $4CQ to first $3.50 to second and 500 to third.
Purse No. sl000-For horses that have never beaten
sfSsRa b2a ssG e .a is
Purse No g. 81 oo0-For horses that have beaten
2:26 5000 to hrst S4Oo to second and s10 to third.
dhS hs . hsye ra beaten
THIRD DAY-THUR RSDAY, September 10.
Purse No s. sSso-For horses that have never beaten
sRS that beaten
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, september 70.
as $500 to rst $50 70 second and s2oS 10 third
Purse No q 2oo.Free for all; $1,000 to rst 5000 to
second FIFTH sns III p%YsaruRDAY x scptembera
s pSrs N aSS s 20 tqF rd to saddles s' to %
Purse No. TO- SI,25-Dash OF three miles In harness.
free for all with s9 sddss g the nOse nS Sesng s Dpc
Ali the above to be mile heats best three in 1--WE in
harness. except purses Nos and TO- and will he governed
by the rules OF the National horse distac
enter and three to start All entries shall be governed by
the same rule as to horses being drawn ms advertised at
seSseSer anS az ocoeS NJ All y
be addressed to g. W: Oakley superintendent corner
Fulton and Boerum streets, Brooklyn Qong Island
savings sank DDq,dsrx MHKsfrx KALBFLErsoH, President
GEORGE W. OAKLEY suggerin1Hts9dent. gge11Hn E
The date of the October Meeting at which tho three
and four yearod colt stakes will be trotted will be t,v
advertised The time for the final payment Of siO6 iof
entries In the three old colt stake exrres on the Isl
GEORGE ". OAKLEY, Superintendent q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23

HAIR HAIR, HAIR.-sHAw'S PATENT HAIR,
~ equal 70 human hari can be combed and brushed
market TaEkeSt sold swttche' one yard long 81 French
made over c,i latest styles always on hand $50 Bow
cry, opposite Third street, and near Great Jones. up
Twenty-thrd streets, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
N JOHNSTON VAN TAS6ELL,
Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post odice

"A osJoaNSlS,N Van i SEAssEIh E.s..s To-,
' opposite the Post ONCE.
The Horse and Carriage Branch
s..ss 4 $s Sa$S PSB SALE
GENrLExANs TnRNoUT-BEAurIFuL BAY NOR
n and
BRED
road %
SSS%SSSSs so9B SSDEs ,.,,,suxpsr BAY
Horse hands oa Kind and true IL 1H.S al bar, z
"a $IS Harness &c.
sRd%S MARE RAISED ii ckASaE COUNTY ls
0a aina arc s Ssd s aa
s sSsSsk MSH AE4s1H s Hhsb sby YEARS OLD KIND
sDd s IN S free ys &
SsIS SSSSl%%R %sTsn'sd sound
Ta6EouGIiBSEp SMEsrSyr STALLION, .,I.s,al ls,a
under saddle iree from vice; tros In minutes; very
'Sl9 BAY HORSE aR s is HANDS YEARS OLD; KIND AND
true in al harness tree from vice. good traveller; an ex
SSSPT SSss s9sps s9sB REsns onD
rage horse fears nothng can be driven by any one and
FoGRwHEELED DOG CART. WITH TURNOVER
Dun HORSE, is1 HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in all harness free from vices good traveer
free driver; and excellent worker, and warranted
DARK BROWN HORSE, 10 HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old kind and in oil harness free from vice or trick
good travellers excellent horse for express or family
RAY HORSE, i5T HANDS HIGH, Z YEARS OLD;
kind and true IN oil harness. free from vice. fast traveller
SEVERAL OTHER HoRsEs, DESCRIPTION TINE
of sale.
Top and no top Wagons, Phaetone, Rockaways, Dog
Carts Road and Express Wagons, Harness. &C.
Weather never interfcrcs with our sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23

GREAT IMPROvEMENTs.-w. II. GRlFFITH,s BEv-
VI eled Tablets and Deaney's patent Wire Cushions
taking the lead Of ell othefa SECOND hand Tables fos
sale - vesey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAyIoArIoN co.

HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION co.
Commencing July I, 1917
Steamers SYLVAN GROVE, SYLVAN STREAM, SYLVAN
GLEN and SYLVAN DELL,
Landing at Harlem l2O.h street. 109th street. Astoria,
Eleventh street and Peck slip
Way-Landing ct 10th street. 10}h street. Astoria and
Eleventh strcetnlseye Hsxiom, "a 10 AMI IL A. n
Express"Landng at laoth street and Peck slip only
Leave Harlem 3d. so ssh 50 and 10 aoA NJ; i2:,o
as 2 80, s 30 4 80 aud 0 30 p. N. ... o.
Way-iandng Ut Eleventh street. Astoria 10th street
l20th street aud 30tt street-Lcnve Peek Sp-5:b 8
9and IA NJ; I'm; l,3A s. 6: rs and +; NJ
A. 2'n street "a and is 80 street. e IA
30, $50 $3.50 S{. 10 Rpd s0PM :, -
The A. NJ boat from Harlem, and the 6l5 r. NJ from
Peck slip, do not land mt 10th street.
Freight received from A. NJ until p M. ~ IfF
Schools and picncs taken reasonable terms
80 : SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT -
Boats leave Harlem at 80 A. NJ, and hourly AMI half
hourly thereafter during the day landing at Astoria and
Eleventh street each trip Last boat leaves Harlem az
7:30P NJ, and Peck slip ats r. NJ: .
This the only line connecting with the regular line Oh
boats for High Bridge - go
Passengers by this line Of boats visit the Govern
mcnt works at He'll Gate Schncder's and Schutzers
Parks at Astoria Christ Park anl Karls Park at North
'''" -''~' "-NN' ''e j. +. TALLMAN. superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23
REV ARDS.


RC0 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE-
YZV turn OF black Satche and contents, taken from
Souun que sairoa $50 tran Saturday evening last
&CS REWARp.-LQsT, ON THURSDAY AUGUST 22
WIZ small Scotch Terrier Slut The above reward
w DC given 70 the finder on returning her 10 Dennens
corner OF Iniry.seeenth street and Seventh
COX REWARD FOR THE RETURN TO BRApLFy,s
svsnue Of large double nose liver end white Pointer Dog
ana orsnsa aad white double nQse Po.pter pltc b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23
NEW YORK, FRIDAY AUGUST 2a 1s72-w1TH SUPPLEMENT.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

LNOR SALE-STyLIsH PONY BUILT BAY MARE, lbH
hands, years, sound and kind price vla 81 Green
wich avenue, corner store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23

IIALL's DRIVING PARK. n.rI
III FRIDAY, AUGUST q, 8 p. NJ
SWEEPSTAKES, $50; mile heats, best three in lve in
- harness. r,... r.I...
Chris Hanson names b. <. Shcllbark.
W. Petit names br. g. Dick
Owner names b. q. No Name.
MATCH, 5000 running race. quartcr-mie heats best
'.tlN three in 11ve, under saddle - =.
w. Smith names b. IN. Dutch Girl, ...l p. .r.t
s. Little names br h. Harry Booth ..-
Good day and track. Admission, 50 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23

A GREAT SPECIAL &c Al. ANp uMEEsHERvED SALE
$4sS
bT gHs REk snAs ESEH EyESuE
,.,,r THIS PAY GKiDX1; ASSf sTas ,,,.
city FOR ahsolue sale by account Of his poor
@ and Gn % Ss .s sthoa IF h % se ne IL @ Scs Sre
Sss dns
p ssh a.ss team Of ss Assssn Gsdnss
5 s o s ana nav saTs "s ss
one Of g"sd TO rO very fast show close 70
kind and free from vice.
mile ,sfS 70 oaa wagon Ss as Fan Always
So .s:$s
ssas
h Se
seeu shows fine breeding has plenty @ bone
Handling VII = :SSss y
and SIX years old, sired BY Serpent dam Morgan ss
minutes and warranted free fOm vice, fault or
and superb team c Coach HCr,es 3
& in
a an w psa Ss @
arc best big that stand in this city for ac war
ranted sound and kind
His bred and elegant dark brown Geldng l6i< hands
high and years od be outstylcd by anybodys
horse has long full tail; long, fnc neck, and shows
he Is also fine saddler and good in all harness and
owner has looked for mate for him for the last year;
he Is warranted sound and kind
ALo Wagons and Harness Sale positive, rain shine,
and stock on exhibition at the stables at all times to
sale.
n B:-Thc special attention Of gentlemen wishing 10
horses VIII be shown In harness. and purchasers have
resented sales annuled and money refunded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs LINE TO
II, California, Japan and China,
win Panama

L, California, Japan and China,
carrying nails 'p passenscrs ssnu%n; and freight to
a Rs.h0
Steamers leave 10TH 2Oth and sOth each month except
wsss s9s a On sfa e. ass
sss e. ss
sseng and a 'p
G ION eeSh s scn @ c SS
Cruz and Port Angel Freight for all way ports received
Steamer JAPAN viii leave San Francisco August for
sssss aaa Saaa fSl es' ssi
foot Of Canal street =. H. BABY, Agent.
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
L. COMPANY so,-u,,
SSs ssssn 1
% % III sy f:s saa pss Ss
: fsi issSs passage s sssRY K .' Agent
No. Bowling Green.
FoR sEw wxSSsahAsis SahEASS DsHESEi sHESnsurp LINE,
from pier No OahSsRAi SHgtn EsfE MElb a5s oel0ckfM
on Saturday August a - =.
5S .SS Z asSpS tsS :
rExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, =
l. Touching at Key West carrying the United States
ssmssp CLYDE CAPTAIN Ksnnss at pier 20
ai through bills q sdSs given 70 hoason either by the
Houston Direct Navigation Company Galveston
Houston and Henderson Railroad
For freight or passage 99pply 70.
ortoW;P. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street -.-o
NOTICE.-Shppcrs of goods by steamer GEORGE w.
CLYDE will please take notice that they have been trans.
ferred to the steamer CLYDE, and will please call a our
GssSy GsS fas Sssn nsss bills Of 'ns Snips:a
LvOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
t. The Cromwell Steamship Line. ,,,,
The steamship CORTE6, Captain = kemble WI! leave
pier No. North River, on Saturday, August a. at
Through rates given 10 galveston, fndianola Mobile
and 81 Louis. Cabin passage so; Storage, 30.
FOR freight q pfs'sJhEso JEoRR&EfL Co., wsa street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23
DIRECTORY roR ADVERTISERS.

ANusEMENrs-sEcoND PAex-Fourth and nnh oolumns
pIIIIARR,ss1;F.S@s, II,s :. @ @rtcs-sixth column
So1sD And IobdTNd Ia wxSrED-s 'FHcs-Tsrst
sRo6xIYT REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcoxD rAos-
aUmisSs' aUmNiEssSss PAo.-rird col
a sSSfSss EsGFs TcE
CLRRRs AND sALEsMEN-srvrrru PAos-second col
CO1cHMEN AND DGARDENERs-sEvEs1u PAos-second
oAsT%isE S Ths pAcsrnh and sixth
v,ouSTMV ST9%Rs n; Anp-srcorD PAer--rrst column.
F1SssHet 4o EH AND uN
Column
SSixSSaNsfxGN1s9s fP1asTlfsS eSlamn S
ERNishsD ESR sAl ROOFS AND xPxRT%ENTs TO LET
SEVENTH PAGs-slxth column lH.
RNcn
HELf 1WANrED-FEMALEs-s SEVENTH PAcB-second
HORSES OARRlAGEs. &C.-FIRsr PAcn-socond. third
HSSs GGn9
ssa?R AND aza
ESsf SSS ssssss sss%n sss%n
sAas coS%G column
NIHCELLANEO US-SEvENrH PAGs-Fifh column.
MUsICAL--SxcoED PAGE.-Fcurth column
NEW PuBILCATIONS-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Thlrd column.
fERSONAL-FIRsf PAGE-First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Thifd column.
fSsF ooE segRa column
fRoP0sALSaSEvEMNIH M IL P4aE@sixth ;5 column -, ro
REAL T
REAf, EsTATE wANTED-sxcoxD PAox-Third column.
8EWARDS-FiRef PAGE-FlYst and second cOlumna
BALES AT AUCTION-SEyEsrn PAcE-Fifth column
DITUAT1ONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First and second columns. 1tr
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sccond
ePECiXf, NOTICEs-Frnsr PAon-second column.
BPORTlNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &O.-FIRsr PAcE-Second
SUMMER RESORTS SECOND PAes-First and second
TIE TRADES-sEvENrn PAcr-Third and Fourth col
THE TURF-FfRsr PAGK-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-SEvExTH PAGE
FRAvFI.LERs' GUIDE--FrRsr PAcE-sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAoE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAcE-sixth column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23
REWARDS.

"A LIBERAL REWARD WILL nH PAID TO THE
"A finder Of Pocketboek containing e255 lost In an
Eighth avenue car yestegday his returning the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23

"A BY PuBIIC AUCTION, ON FRIDAY triIIs DAY.,
sfRsET SHaSsF REAR ~ 81 srH
AVENUE, AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP, A-.e-.'y.
OF ALL the elegant and fpc rotng Stock Of private
gsntIemap who ii compelled to retire from the road by
The elegant sorrel trotting Horse sORREI. DAN, 8
years old 6H high cannot be surpassed for style speed
and elegance has record of 33; beat 2A0 either
single double Is considered Of the finest road
horses In the city Is without vice. trick fault bemis
can be driven by lady, and 10 warranted sound and
kind.
Also the sorrel trotting Horse JIM FISK, lsz high
years old for beauty style and speed has few supeos;
he trotted at Copake, third heat In ~; is extra fine
drver honest and gated and beat 40 any day.
and warranted sound and kind.
The above two horses style and gait alike to perfection,
drive evenly together, make no Mistakes and make the
driven by any ordinary driver They must be to be
The celebrated high bred and handsome trotting
HORSE BRISTOL, l6 hands high, years old formerly
owned by Governor spraguc; Is the most elegant road
horse for Rrya,s use n the state has flowing
makes no mistakes when .pceding; pure and rapid
gated road too long for him Prompt stysh free and
pleasant driver has record Of Y beat 240 to road
wagon and s faster stouter and better horse than
ever; warranted sound and kind.
Also handsome, intelligent and hne young chestnut
per- safe for any person TO drive fears no locomotives
action stylish and ne high bred promises well war
ALSO BRE WsTER, OF BRooME STREET, WAGONS.
Wood Gibson HARNESS. Sheets Nets, &C., &c.
All this @ s d rs class and will be fully war
biggest bidder Full particulars In at sale.
. f I---.il.r-..r- JOHN L. VANDEWATER. Auctloncer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23

TTNITED STATES DETECTIVE AGENCY,
u 50 Nassau street.
All kinds Of detective business undertaken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23

Deduction IN PASSAGE RATES.
lOl ANCHOR LINE.
Express passenger sail from New York every
- Wedne day and Saturday.
Passengers booked and forwarded TO and from all rail
stations In Great Britain Ireland Germany. Nor
way Sweden Denmark and America as safely speed.
iy comfortably and cheap1y other route line.
THE NEW DEPARTURES.
Saturdays STEAMERS WEDNESDAYS srEAMERs
G6EuMbIX August August BkIT1NIiX Sept
EUROPIA. Sept. Z Sept II
ANGLIA........ Sept 4 CALEpoNIA.. Sept Is
II! INpIA Sept DbHnMPIAi Sept q
A. noon, rom pier 70 North River, New York CaTTsncy
BY Wednesday's steamers, $50; by saurdays steamers
$6o and $S; excursion tickets Sl20 intermediate, S
S8 Certificates at lowest rates. be bought
here by those wishing to send for their friends
Af'' INV ' HENDERSON BROTHERS,
No Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23


HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
1913. .~-~~~
At wITTY'S CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY, NEvINS
"A and Fulton Streets Brooklyn, large assortment Car
riagcs Pony Phaeons, Business Wagons; several fine
Ponies for ladies' driving for sale cheap:
LDERNEY HEIFER GBRsEy FOR sALE-IM.
very fine. Address s. WELLS, box III Herald office.
A RMY WAGONS, FARM CARTS, TENTS MCCLELLAN
N Saddles Mule Collars, Harness, Canvas Awnings,
Boat Sails, Waterproof Horse and Wagon Covers Rcvoi
W. A. CARTER so Cortlandt street. near Greenwich.
A CARRIAGES CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
IA. IA Rockaways IL four-scated Top Phaeons, II Top
Buggies, no top and Pony Phaetons.
DAY 4 SON. i46 and I4s Eldridgc street.
TOP BUGGY, ONE HORSE ROCKAwAY, LIGHT
"A Coupe, Cart all used very little, and other second
mana carriages, at very low prices
HAM, Fourth street, near Broadway
A CARRIAGE DEPOT, lA WEST BROADWAY,
"a near Venal street-Carriages Of all kinds both new
amine before buying elsewhere. =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01

Oub bic &atlerin in pariS ibren3med
ntdt erreidt, ia loaar cine 1drmilde 3u>
iammenfunft nit 9oui6 Napcleon oebabt
babe, wuete man itcn aus fran;0Ti6en
3sttun9en, uno Der papf? mas
fonnts Der puplt itr be!fen, noe bic She.
ralen, bic 14 nod ME um ben &!eru6
%aetummert> jeBt nit jsoem Sage an
Wadt wudier uno pie eisentlt&en Gen.
t%raltaoten Merifos en9er unp tneer ein<
iblplsn. ,
Die oanSen n6roli6en Y~rcptnsen be-
fancen fa mteoer in ibren 5dnpen, uup
Suare3 rpar gum pierten Mal na6 Gbi>
buabua 3%urldsefebrt. Sm Sloen fonp
porfetrio Dia3 wieoer NIT elmer farfen
Mrmee, tie Don @o&e gu @o@e, ron
Sag ~ Sag wu6s. SIN Weiten batten
Die Di11centen idmmtli9e 6afenndote
belebt, unb 1elbR In lem Naabarfaat
rjfete l@ Nlpare3, I'M bic &epubltfaner
ju unterttIben.
unp rpel9e Madt bate er lelber ttnen
ent9eoen 3u f~felen? @etne moderen
6ferrei9tlaen 9ularen, ia uno pteuetdt
bic belsti@en Eruppen, ober ouf oQss
Nnpere purfte ct fth nt6t perlo6en, eenn
leltft bic In @asapcres>8 atatuone etnee<
retbten Meritaner 3etsten G& %ursuper>
ldlts, uno iosar oft sefdbrli@ tbrer De-
lerttcnen tre9et,. l@ar eS ba benfbor,
roB Der &ai1er, 1,ur BON i~einer. ~rttterliz
den Self setrttben, troB NQent .uno III.
lem ausbolten p1roe auf fetneut Soften?
Die Rertfaner tonrten fi1 has MID,
penten, ten,1 fe beerifeni Elm lolae6 Sc
fabl ni@t etnu1a1, partu alio aud 40,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01
(8crtkbuns fulst.)

-Die ct. PAUL u. paeifc 'tpar in
Be,uo auf Die Graee Der paiIrun9 Der
at. Glouper BcnrbiQ tbrtr Sa@e 70 ae>
tpt6, pa6 ffe ben Blidfnbau gang TAPER
qef5rpert uberseust ba6 se an otnB
ii@sr utdt fsblf1 ,rerbf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01

YerlQnQt>
Nerlangt- Gin guteS beutl6 8 TtenE~
rndbhen. Is tn alien 5ausarbelen pest bew anbert, wtrb ~
fort oerlauet. Ndeerts 80. Is Wt,ifif,p, ctr, aabe so.u-
merfet.
Ar5etasn In bie{cr @taIte unite. ben Nubrt
Ten rN.-lonet', r@egdt", r3u Berrenteu" uae uSu Scr.
fouten" rerosn fu- S Gents II, 3ele. less 5rfer!t,s, tn got
cusbs;ab:uua aufseasn,n:er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01
30 ino bic 6erren jebt ?"

vSn pie(em Wusenblid, mte Id he,
Rtmmt met6, In be la parra'5 6aus 81
elmer leBten 8eratbuns perlammelt."
damn lo0eu sic auaenbltdli@ taa
6aus um3inaeln unb fdmmtli6e Ser:
rather btnren unb in bos@efdnonib mer:
fen."
Isle baten ben Sob perpisnt."
vNetn ~ rief rer &ailer RAID unit
fat wte erl9redt ,.tein Blut naebr -
IS 1T 8lut 0enu9 aefo6en meinetbalben
Sn Der S4ladt, ia, &penn eS fein mu6
-aber fein Su|tismorc mebr."
,unp tpolten Tie niGt unIa9bare6
@lene wiecer iiksr bic 6auptftopt brin=
aen? DaS 1T Die Yartet,M ajefdt, BE
camit prablte, sic 9ewdblt gu bobcn,uno
BON benz eriten Moment an, no Ste ntdt
'tr:n trlgeriiben &atbidldaen fol9ten.
Ntdt5 9etban baten, ais 0egen @te ;u
intriauiren."
sd we,B e6-tt meib es", ntdte Der
&ailer, ,,aber i9 mill fetn Blut mebr. -
SIT louen oerbannt tperpen. Sie |olen
ra9 @era~ @ru3 oei&idt unb mad Dus
rotan transporttrt tperoen nur fetn
Blu1 mebr."
uuno rpera 66 Monienor ;pil@tn ib>
men finoen 1eute :"
Damn la0en Ste i'm NIT ben Nnbe<
zen" - riff Der &atier in erter @ufmalz
lung, ober er unterbra@ f& raid -
,,netn", ia8te ct rubi9er KS 9ebt nt@t.
Die &oilertn 1T jsBt itlber ouf ibrem8ee
mad @om-t4 nil nidt bier ibrer
Trtepensmiilpn entseaenmirfen. Der
piafs moa laufen. Der &leru8 iber=
ibdBt auf>rcem bic 1ia6t Die ct I'm
2anpe 81 baten 9loub,, ODER pas @olf
murre ni@t gu ie.ncn dr9lfen Geinpen,
ben 2iberalen> IN io|@en Mo0en >(iber>
@as pie Msnl9en nouen,
teQreife i'd AUDI ni@t, cenn 70 nett id IS
iberlsben fam, baben le Niemanpen, al6
tieien alien Blutiaueer @anta Nnna,
ouf Den fie fi& mo9ti&ermei(e ftlBen
f6nnten. Dod mic Dem aud iet, ltsber
perldumen Sie fetnen Mo<
ment 3sit, UNI pas totbare Nef oussuz
nebmen, unp - ftatten sic mir na6ber
Beri&t ob. SD perpe @te ipdter bier
erparten."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01
ct. %auI marft Bsrtd,t.

@dbberidt, p6@tutlid s~eliefert Don benz bout
f4eu Bant unb Wr&fe"@el&at BON Dawicu u.
So. @t. paul.
Der'aufsprets.
Be@fel auf Rep gort, pttlabe1ptta, RtIpautes Gbt-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-18

/ formerly of the Cleveland Institute.
Both gentlemen canvassed the west
for a location and agreed upon this
one as altogether the best; first, be-
cause of its unsurpassed soil second
Iy, because of its convenience to mar
ket, and thirdly, because Of its free
dom from consumption and ague.-
The high moral ground upon which
it is founded, especially the temper
ance feature, has drawn together, and
is still drawing a class of people,
chiefly American, who are said to
average higher in character and cul-
ture than those of any new town in
the west. Two attempts to sell liquor
have already been suppressed; the
county officers have voted not to
grant license to sell liquor, and a
vigorous war upon the liquor traffic
will be wagsd. There ale determined
men here who are organized, and
they leave no stone untu;nod to head
off and keep out the curse of so many
communities. The prospect growJ
daily brighter, and we hope to real
ize what has been claimed for the
Colony, viz: that the rich soil will
keep out poverty, the climate will
keep out sgue and consumption an
the community will keep out the
liquor seller.
To any of your readers who are
looking westward for homes, my ad-
vice is to try Minnesota. If they do
not find it much better than they ex-
pected they may set me down as on
prophet. NJ. l.. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-18
MOTHE RS.

Each mother is a historian. She
writes not the history of Empires or
Nations, but she writes her own his
tory OF the imperishabIe mind of her
child. The tablet of that history viii
remain indelible when time shall be
no more. That hi-tory she shall meet
again, and read again, with eternal
Joy or unutterable grief in the coming
ages of Eternity. This thought
should weigh upon the mind of every
mother, and render her deeply cir
cumspect and prayerful, and faithful
in the solemn work of training up
her children for heaven and immOr-
ta'ity. The minds of children are
very susceptible and easily Impressed.
A word, a look, a frOwn may engrave
an impression on the mind Of the
child which no lapse of time en- ef-
face or wash out. You walk along
the seashore when the tide is out,
and you form characters, or names
in the smooth sand which is spread
out so clear and beautiful at your feet,
according as your fancy dictate: but
tn returning tide shall, in a few
sh L hours, wash out and efface all
YOU have written. Not so with the
lines and characters of truth or error
which your conduct imprints on the
mind of your child. There You write
impressions of the everlasting good
or in of your child, which neither
floods nor the storms of earth can
wash out, nor Deaths cold finger
erase, nor the slow moving ages of
Eternity obliviate. How careful,
then, should each mother be in the
treatment of her child! How pray
erful and serious, and how earnest to
write the Eternal Truth of God on
the mind, truths which shall be guide
and teacher when her voice shall be
silent in death.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-18
REAR.


The advantage Nv this plan is obvi-
us. There can't possibly be a mix, eff
the conductor is sober. The room
marked l is for protectiOnists, 2 for
free traders, 3 for the religious element,
4 for the boys NV convivial tur0, 5
extreme Southerners, and for old
time AbOlitiOnists; is hall running
across the house from which any one
of the rooms Kin be entered, and s is
where we shel keep Mr.. Greeley hived
when the weather won't admit of
chopin. We hev the rooms furnish
ed in accordance with the taste Nv
the people who will see the inside NV
EN-. In the religious room there will
be tract or two and Bible left care
lessIy on tSe table: ~ the room for
the boys, there will be stumps NV ci-
gars and bottle or two in the cor
ners; in the tariff room, there Will be
specimens NV ores and coal and in the
free trade room there will be the cards
NV all the important houses. l sheP
raseYe all the callers and after 9sser-
tinin who they are, shell take em 20
the appropriate room, and going out
THO the hall shell conducS the great
and good Horris into em, and he kin
talk to em in a satisfyin manner. Ez
we may hev, ez in this case, more
than one party. I hev he'd the walls
lined. so that what is sed in one can't
be heard in another. From this time
out it will be easy sailin. Sich is the
power Nv mind over matter.
PETROLEUM V. n Shy,
(Which wuZ Postmaster, and wieh
hopes 20 be agiu.)