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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-28

,AyRR AUcTIoNEFR

r r. TRAVER, AUCTIONBER
81 VIII sell this day at l0x O'Clock, all the Stock ana
Fixtures of choice Family Grocery Store No t2 Hudson
street near Christopher chests OF Green and Black
Coffee boxes OF Soaps, Starch Candles Gne assgrted
Dried Fruits Rsns Flour, Salt, Syrups, Molasses Po
taioes Hams Rice Meal assortment OF ane Brass Counter
Scales Platform Sc L. Coffee Mil barrels Vinegar, a
Case black walnut Desk Sugar Bins, Shelving souaters
Glass Fixtures. Awning. &c, &c
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4 LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEEK,
"A Saleero0ms, IS Chambers and n Reade streets.
BY ALLEN b. MINER i BRO,
THURSDAY, MAY 20,
at III O'Clock, at their salesrooms,
a5 CHAMBERS STREET AND II READE STREET
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS, THE PRIVATE COL.
LECTION OF A GENTLEMAN GOING ABROAD, CON
PRISING EXAMPLES FROM WELLKNOWN ARTISTS
OF THE AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL
SCHOOLS, AS FOLLOWS, VIZ.
l. II. De Huel. Induno. ID. Col.
kuwassig. Geo. Washington, Lasalc.
Schalken. OF Paris q. ArnfeU.
McBnee. WetherspoOn Van Sevcrdonck.
NanzOni. II. q. Young. II. r. Bcauiieu
g. H. Story. C0ntrivier Lemmens.
J. II. Cafcrty, N. schuselle william Hart
A., deceased. G. q. Rosenberg. Dix,
Casati, Daniel Fohr A. Stodemann.
N Leaga, Vatican, Dedrcux,
w. NJ. Brown v. Leclairc. ana others
The above will be exhibition and after Monday,
iuuA
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1EARsHALs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
wi ton will sell this day Mt l o'clock A. NJ, at i67
East Fiftysevcnth street Third avenue quantity
OF Bourbon Whiskeys Wine and Gin
BOWLING a DOHRENWEND, City Marsbals
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1862 EST FORTY-sEvENTG STREET, BETWEEN
BROADWAY AND SIXTH AVENUE.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ALL OF
WHICH WAS MADE TO ORDER by =. ". HuTCHINGs
AND OTHER FIRST CLASS MANUFACTURERS; ROSE
WOOD PIANO CURTAINS BRONZE CLOCKS, MAN
TEL ORNAMENTS &C. follows, viz.
PARLORS-Velvct Carpets, elegant carved rosewood
solid Back Suit in crimson and gold satin damask !;
richly carved rosewood Mirror Back Etagere gilt frame
Pier and Mantel Mirrors rosewood Centre and Side
Tables rich Jardiniercs and Mantcl Ornaments, rich
ebony ormolu mounted Suit In blue figured satn dam
ak; ebony ormolu mounted Table and Cabinet Ornolu
Clock, Lace and heavy Curtains, &c, &c.
DINING RoOM-Brusses Carpets, richly carved gilt
traced black walnut Buffet Extension Table Lounge and
Chairs to match decorated China Dinner Service, Cut
Glass Ware, Silver Plate, Cutlery, &C., &c.
BEDROOMS-Brussels Carpets, Boudoir Suits in blue
reps carved black walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Armores
Bookcases Commode, Lounges and Chairs suite fine
line Engrav Wings &c.
HALL-Brnssels Carpets, black walnut Stand, stair
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"A row Nav ~ at II O'Clock. Valuable Household Fur.
niture Works Art, Carriages, Horses Cows Garden
Seats and Vases contained In the residence OF William
Wright Union Ill., NJ J lately purchased by the United
SchStzcn Association. Horses on wednesday AT noon
A UCTION sALE.-ON THURSDAY, MAY 30, AT 1
"A O'clock at lockwood" Tarrytown, will be sold q
variety OF thoroughbred Aderney Cattle and Northamp
tonshire Down Sheep from the stock imported by Wm
Ii. Aspinwa Esq. also some good Cows Of good stock
Cafalnpues may be obtained at the sale.
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[oRRIs WILKINS, AUcTIoNEER.
Elegant Household Furniture,

Fine Mirrors Rich Carpets, &c.
r. II. LUDLOW co will sell by auction on Wodens-
day May 20 1872 Mt II o'clock A. NJ at the private resi-
dencc 2d2 West Forty: NTH street, near Broadway,
Rosewood Parlor Suit In satin danask; rosewood ana
gilt Rece ption Chairs elegant Mantei Mirror ROSEWOOD
Marble Top, Centre and Round Tables damask Lambre-
Quins black walnut Bedscads Dressing Bureaus
Mattresses Bolsters Pillows, fine hoqnet and Brussels
Carpets, Oicloth large assortment Of China and Glass
Ware.
Catalogues nj No Pine street
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A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
IA ONCE and saicaroom ~ Nassau street.
opposite the Post office
Large sale OF hand some Household

JOHNSTON VAN TASsELL> viii eell on "Wednesday,
Mt IG O'Clock, at their sa,sr0o 81 Nassau street. large
assortment handsome Household Furniture removed
sisting In part Bedroom Suits, Beds, Bedding ward
robes Easy Chairs Ottomans painted Cttnge suit Card
Suit in satin brocate Library Suit covered brocs,e
Curtains Mirrors Kitchen Furniture, Refrigerators, -
Also a hne Wheeler wilson's Sewing Machine; also "
baskets fine Greenhouse and Bedding Plants.
The above large sale OF fine Furniture, ana VIII DC
"a on
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- 722 Broad way, opposite New York Hotel
THIS DAY TUESDAY, MAY y, at l0ls O'Clock,
AT SALEsROOM, HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNi
TURE, FINE CHINA, GLASS. &C.
part Of which made TO order in Paris the property Of
gentleman leaving the city, viz Elegant Sofas and
Arm Chairs in crimson satin damask Parlor suits, in
reps; Extension Table Bullets rosewood Bedstead.
Armore Glacc and Cylinder Washsaud superior Mat
,rcssc Spring Bed chigoner Mo9ustts Carpets elegant
Cornces Blankets Shee,s China, Glass superb Onyx aud
real Bronze Clock and Candlebras to match, Vases urns
6c Afro by order T. W. Hook, Administrative Whee Ter
Wilson and Wagner Sewing Machines, Desks, show
Tables, Chairs Counter Stools &c also 20 sets
attain
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NEW YORK CITY, MAY %, s72.-METROP0LiTAN
IN HOTEL broadway and Prince street.-The cUpart-
nershp existing the undersigned
der the firm of Tweed Garfield Is dissolved by
mutual consent
Richard NJ Tweed will settle all partnership liabilities
receive all moneys due and sign in liquidation,
RICHARD VI. TWEED.
ABRAM II. GARFIELD.
The business Of the Metropolitan Hotel will b. ,on-
tnued by RICHARD NJ. TWEED.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, this week.
the entire Library OF VIM +. Wright Esq., Weehnwkcn,
n. j. An exceedingly choice and valuable collection
Books ME cditions and in the hest possible condiiion
large number OF Etchings and Water Color Drawings,
ding fine ana valuable, &c, Sc. On exhibition
the Clinton Hall Salesrooms, Wednesday morning. The
Ncssrs. LEAVITr, Auctioneers
TlY JOHN II. DRAPER 4 co, AUCTIOSEERS.
ID The Delaware, Iackawanna and Western Railroad
Company will sell
l200b0 tons Scranton Coal
public auct on Wcducs day, May 30 at ~ O'clock
noon, at ~ Exchange place.
SAMUEI, SLOAN President
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A Lien b. MINER. AUCTIONEER.
"a SalesrOOms 90 Chambers and II Reade streets.
Nv ALLEN B. MINER K BRO,
SATURDAY, JUNE !, 1872
at liz O'Clock, at our salesro0ns,
95 Chambers and II Rende streets,
GEETEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS
CARPETS, &c, &C. Details in time.
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
"A salesrooms IS ChamDers and Y Reade streets.
BY ALLEN b. MINER BRO,
WEDNESDAY MAY ~
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WE'LL
n acquainted in the West, either in q dry goods or
clothing house; good reference Address F., box l01
Herald office.
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A LBERT B. wALDRON AUCTIONEER
N Salesrooms l0S Liberty Ill Cedar and 80 Church s
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING &C,

WALDRON h COOKE will sell as above fine lines 0
the following goods:-RosewOod walnut and oak Cham
Der Suits rosewood and walnut Paror Suits, single
double Wardrobes Armoire Glace, Hall Stands, Bed
leads Bureaus Washs,ands, COmmodes, Extension AM
Centre Tables, sewing Machines China, Glass and Crock
cry; velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oilcoths, ma
hogany and walnut Library and Secretary Bookcases
Centre and Extemio Tables, Window Curtiins spring
hair and other Mattresses; Chromos, &c being goo,
Of first class goods; also Office and Parlo
Desks, az. Catalogues morning Of sale.
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cy.Enxs AND sALNsMEN.

w man 10 take sole charge of retail store;
nIov ten lady clerks; wages good permanent position
mast have from 81 roo TO $3.50 Apply personally at
ror, IS Sine lair House.
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GEORGE J. SMITH, AUCTIONEER.-By VIRTUE or
VI chatel mortgage will cell on the 10Th day OF May,
at l01x A. NJ Mt the of Broad and Front streets
seven Horses acts OF Harness and four double Flour
Norgagee,
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by r.. COTTON. .AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANT AND
Rosewood Piano with organ attachments; French plato
pier and mantc Mirrors; velvet English Brussels and
Wardrobes, Bookcases &c. f. COTTON will sell on Thurs
day. May 30 at the private residence, 03 East Fifteenth
street Third avenue the entire rich Furniture
OF the house cmbracng every kind and Description Of
recently furnished and in good condition.: Catalogues
giving more full particulars in time. NB.-In conse-
of this sale taking the place of the sale already
advertised Mt our auction rooms IS East Thrteenth
street must postpone our sale ut the store TO Friday
Saturday.
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xxTANTED-ExPERIENCED DRY GOODS Statesmen
w in our cloths white goods and domestics; actiy,
acquainted with city trade,
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CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY.

at the Clinton Hall Snic.rooms The Messrs LEAvIr1
Auctiunecrs.
Now on exhibition free, Mt the Lcavitt Art Rooms
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WANTED-A SITUATION Al COACHMAN IN
w first class family by a young man who thorough,
the OF horses and carriages; best cit
reference; il willing and obging Can address b.
No. 2 West 30th st.
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
u MORTGAGE SALE-POSTTIVE, CLOSING.
Superb imported and city made
CABINET FURNITURE,
Nv EDWARD SCIIENCK


AT II O'CLOCK, AT 90 LIBERTY STREET.
The stock embraces every variety OF rosewood, b!ac
walnut, ebony, French inaid marquctcric, bos de
and buhl Parlor, Library, Chamber and Dining Room
Suites OF the most unique and modern styles.
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

YOUNG MAN SPEAKING ENGLISH AND GER.
"A man desires a situation in wholesale liquor house
FIRST class salary object Address MILFORD
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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CITUATlON WANTED BYA YOUNG MAN AS COACH.
~ man; is first class groom: undo rdenng il
obging has best OF references Address NJ H., box III
Her
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YOUTH, AGED H. DESIRES A SITUATION As
IA assistant bookkeeper otherwise in q wholesale o
commission hsuse; Al references. Address G. F. Herald
Office.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

Visit F.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
Ofce Braiway Beckerst ae OF Broome branch al
e Broadway dresses shapl saclues es feaher gloves
uilly eeancd coats, pants vests, cleaned ike
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

Music at Tompkins-square, at p. m.
Gen. Grant was at the AstOr House for
short time yesterday.
A Grand High Mass for the Roman Catholic
Union was celebrated yesterday morning in the Church
OF ST. Francis Xavier in West Sixteenth-st
An inquest viii be held on the body OF
Margaret Cobb Of No. GIG East Nnthst alleged to have
been murdered by her husband Thomas Cobb, on
Wednesday night. pOstmortem examination Oh the
body will be made to-day.
Henry Samuels, age II, of No. 1913 East
Fiftieth-st., was arrested yesterday by Detective
Crowley OF the Nineteenth Precinct, on charge OF
embezzlement He has been employed for year past
as CLERK and collector by Myer Goldschmdt acattle
dealer OF No East Fiftysixthst 1t has been aseer
tanned that Samuels IN the habit Of appropriang
considerable part OF the collected by him, and has
secured $4,000 to $4,000 in ALL The amount thus appro
prated various ways but much or IL was
squandered upon lewd woman in Twenty-seVenth-st,
10 whom he gave money, jewery and diamonds In ms
possession was found heavy gold Jurgensen watch,
value $500 He acknowledges having appropriated 1our
specific checks value $780, and several Others but refuses
to give any Information. His father Is prominent
butcher Of the Nineteenth Ward. little more tnan
year ago. young Samues stole his mothers diamonds ana
sold them % a Broadway firm, from whom they were
subsequently recovered His father Is so lneelised az
of his that he declares he Will do nothing
TO save him from state Prison.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
THE ANNIVERSARY. ELSEWHERE.

ALBANY, July 4-Independence Day was
celebrated here with military parades and other
demonstrations, together with fireworks in the evening
BALTIMORE, July 4-The national holiday was more
quietly observed here than before. Thousands
citizens left the city excursions down the bay Up
10 d. m not an accident disturbance was reported
the City Marshals Office.
SALT LAKE CITY. July S.There viii be no celebration
OF the Fourth in this city tomorrow owing 10 the little
unpeasantness last year Both Gentles and MormOns
are willing TO let IL go by default.
MONROE, Mich, July A grand celebration OF the
Fourth took place here, in which number OF Kentucky
veterans OF the war Of 1912 participated They
present the River Rasin massacre which occurred
the spot where the City Of Monroe stands.
RICHMOND, July 4-FOr the first time in II years the
Fourth was observed as general holiday and by sus-
pension OF business. Military and civil pic-nics and
crsions the order Of the day and the city al
most deserted.
WASHINGTON, July I-To-day observed as q gen.
eral holiday. The Oldest Inhabitants Association lis
Independence and the delivery Of addresses by OF
their number. The Knights Of St. Patrick aud several
military companies paraded.
LONDON, July L-The American shipping In the
Thames. the bureaus Of lAmercan Journals, and the
offices of bankers connected with the United States in
this city and also in Liverpool arc gay decorated with
aags and bunting in honor OF the day
STUTTGART, July 4.-The American Club OF this city
had glorious Fourth to-day, and send greetings
their fellow-etzens In America.
STRANGE ACCIDENT.
MlDDLETowE, n. Y, July 4.-Alexander, n
son Of Samuel Gumaer OF wurtsboro, was killed today
while firing VI AZ anvil"
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

follows the patient study or fanre. Tnat IN the
the children Of Massachusetts, Will no more DC Wantnt
TO themselves than they have proved 70 be III lho past
we have yet small ground TO fear with the %
comes the strength tue hour will find the man. Wnon
the Is ripe unless .he record OF the past IS 10 ee
q sad repr0ach To the future, more than one OF o
will rise In MassaC husettsa prophet IN our Isc
Horace Mann rose up third OF century hgo'
The harvest ready, and 10 1.-The reaper was tnev;
The work that Mann did for education, these others WIN
do for industry they will rcorganze ~ and niusc INTO
its veins the rich blood OF better me- they WIN cause
the workman his bench to feel that he also mas
property In his tools and in the WORKSHOP the Done
his labors that he, too, owns part OF wnat results M
from his toll BY doing they Will restore 70 ,aoor is
independence and its dignity; to the laDorer inc &
attributes OF his republican manhood 10 the otate eo
essentials Of a continued stability. -, -.
An intelligent people, all equal before the law, anu
laborlng together In q community OF interest mkns
throw light defiance tho face OF change inc lolvS9
Of evil though they include civil corruption, cou
not prevail against it. True to its early rdlnons s
early traditions would guide IL In safety through to
dark night OF storm and disaster. And shOulo hassr
chusetts now sustain herself, and prove equa 70 th9
great OCCASION when another century OF orators snI
have responded to your call my remote successor aet
dwelling in purer accents upon the wonders Whlcn ~
shall have been the happy destiny Of the coming genera
tions TO unfold may to his distant present. anu
there behold our ancient Commonwealth still retaining
her place at the head Of that proud column whose am
mating spirit went forth from her shores and Wheh ne
also in truth and In sODernessmay see as noble ana
pussant nation rousing herself like strong man aiter
Sleep and shaking her inyncbc locks; an eagle eWlng
her mighty youth, and knding her undazzed eyes ~
the full midday BEAM"
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
THE DARK SIDE OF A HOLIDAY.

TWENTY SEVEN BOYS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
The following accidents were reported yes
terday; q
Frederick Keferdorf age IA, Of No. is2 sxthave was
dangerously burned about the face and hands by the
plosion Of bottle Of gunpowder while he loading
small cannon in ThirteeDth-st, near sixthave.
Lawrence Kennedy, age "a, OF No. ia West Thirty.
ffth-st. shot himself in the thigh with pistol loaded
with buckshot
VIM Reiey. Of No. 81 East Thirty secondst shot and
slightly burned Christopher Mclaughlin, with pow
der from pistol
Daniel Lehman, age 49, OF No. 40 Forsythst fell from
a fre-escape ON the second story aud fatally in
juTed
WIN. Desmond. age II, Of No. 242 Cherry-st., was
drowned OF Pier No. 43, East River
Paul Archer, TO- Of No. COurt-st BROOKLYN was
burned upon the face and hands in Centre-st
Charles stewart age 49, Of No. 529 Canast. acci-
dentally shot with pistol. and slightly wounded at
West and Springsts by David Page OF No. West-st
who arrested.
Antony Eller age Ia. OF No les Downing-s shot of
three ieft-hand fingers.
John F0ser age g9, OF No. I2l MacdouRal.st. while
lying in truck in his yard accidentally shot and
slightly wounded, 10y an unknown person.
Mortimer Smith lf, OF Broadway and Fifty second
81, shot Of the little finger Of his left hand.
John OAe4il age H. of No - tAcrTyst. was shot In
jhc arm ~ az nnEbOWn IerrUn.
fatiViman Malasaey vi Tue Twenty yeigbtb Precinct
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05

Elegant Rolls, Biscuits, Bread &C., with Doo-
LErs YEAST PONDER Depot. % Sew-st,EY.
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90 uhom II nan Concern

RESSIE WYNNE TASSIE, sometimes known
~ BESSIE wYSSE LYONS to the ac. Of
Parliament I'd aud 2i Vie. chapter 5 eDtud An further
amend the law OF property and to relieve Trustees notice hereby
demand
Of BESSIE WYHNE TASSIB, late Of No. 40 Seventh
Newiok the United States America deceased sho died
18th day OF October l nee and Of whose and effects
letters atmisii1o9 we're granted By the Principal Registry q Her
Maey Court OF Probate the eth day June JS71
Henry FSr Butler the uncle and Of the k Of the
niestae hereby required send particulars Writing Of
claim demand Messrs DRANE, CHUBB Co IL
Southquare Grays Inn Lonn the County Of MseI the
leo Of the said administrator before the lsi day Sptemh
next after which day the said administrator will proceed 70 dsrbuts
the Of the a deceased smong the parties EMIT d thereto having
claims o which the said
shall have had and that the said Administrator will
liable for the thereof distributed
whose claim demand the said shi not have had
tice-Dated this Ah day Of June 1872 DEANE CHUBB
u SnnlsansEe Inn Lo-a-n Snnn lie ,al
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman Houe-Senator Upton of Nebraska and
Zeb Ward Of Lexington Nholds HoeL-Senator Powell
Clayton Arkansas .Fh ArHus HoteI-The Hop JARVIS Lor q
DelOs De Wolf OF Osgego and Leut Cranchy m e
House-Gen- s. r. Cary of Oho 'tsSv hoss
The Hon. James W. Singleton Of Illinois, the ion a. a. Lamp o
Missouri, and b. b. smaley Of Vermont
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05


An immutable law, wiser than any recorded npon
human statute book has decreed that every people may
in course Of time regulate its destiny. No human
wer external to themselves assist them greatly
and none can permanently retard them. To eac com
munity there ultimately comes, through government or
Notwithstanding government, such industrial and
social system they themselves shall make The future
OF Massachusetts, rests In the hands OF the her
citizens, who now crowd together in towns, their
fathers lived apart In the country Ii is for them TO de-
eide, for her and for themselves, whether they will
hereafter be dependents at the doorof corporations and
suppans the bar Of the Legislature whether they
will stand in the honest dignity OF inde pendent man
hood and emanelpate themselves. Capital is selfish and
hard; indeed, II IL cease to be so, IL would
not long exist; IT does not deal In sentiment
by the law OF its being against which it
is childish 10 dsclam, II buys where IL buy for least
and sells where IL can sell for most; skill and are
but portion Of It's raw material, coal and cotton
another. Ii be effectively approached in one
way and in only To deal successfully with it, labor
has prove essential vital postulate-t must
demnnsrae that labor Is more profitable To capital
a partner than empoye. In these few word. rest
do till II tries aud fails, and tails aud tries again.
for nothing here viii succeed hut success great
cooperative triumph the result OF its own unasSstt1
capital and It's directing bIain would thus out
thousand successful strikes. At Declaration OF
Independence ana another BuHkcrs Iill through it,
stimulating Impulse the sefrcliant energy still native
the soil would again itself aud would 20 forth
refreshed and nvgUTated by It's moral victory the
encounter with those other trials which tine future has
In store
TIE REORGASIZATIoS or INDUsTRY.
Still great changes not easily or quickly wrought
nor Is the period Of transition apt 10 be pleasant
May we not, however firmly trust that the grous aud
cOntoTtons OF the present but the agony OF nva
Truth born and InOH surely
New-York tribune., 1872-07-05
IAnEo
BURNETT's EXTRACTs.-Beware of substitutes

A CARD.-SOme malicious person having cir
custsd se that insoeut hereby emphatcAy
deny The same and beg to inform the public that and always
hive teeu reay debts
4 hundred dollars information win
and conviction cf the person who originated the
JOHNSON, BURSs & Co.. +3 and i50 Broadway
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06
YEEP 1T HANDY.-Tho Reliable ramii,

KEEP 1T HANDY.-Tho Reliable Family
IN Medicine. tor tho prompt cure Of Cholera,
DI.lrhoea, Cholera lnfantqm., Dysentery, Cramps
Summer Complaint, .Sc., Jrrdeiq's Compound Sy-
rup of Blackberry Root and khuhsrb an old and
well tried remedy, entirely vegetable, pleasant to
take quick and certain i'll effect; can be depended
oil in the most ulgent cases; may be given TO the
yeungest infant well as to the aged. 1t Is readily
taken by children. Keep it in the house. aud use
In time Sold by DRUGGISTS HANSELL g. BEO,
200 Market Street, Philadelphia, Try it
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MU I UAL-
fire Yusnraufe.

The Mutual Plan guarantees 10 the mutually in
surcd the greatest security for the least possible
cost. The premium note are the capital On this
no dividends paid to the s'ockholdcr but It s
simply assessed to pay deficiencies ing after The
payment of losses and expenses, which in the COL.
UMBIA INSURANCE COMPANY, during the to-
per centum upon the premium noe, being lower
han the rate aid in the best solvent stock comps
MES dutng the same period Of time In inaurng
at stock rates the insured mnst pronounce to hin .
self that he pays every year CT gh-1t To fcim
an accumulated fund for eHcIgencies ID. To pay
large dividends to the capital invested in the Com
pany; Sd. Runs the risk Of "ChicagO fire" coming
and wpiDg his ComI any ont of existence In
Mutual Company hekeeps his own reserve in hand
until needed and pays no dividend to capitalists.
The mutually insuled, ,ing themselves the capi.
taists look after the business its character end Its
agents in all places, thus protecting each oher For
Insurances or Agencies, address
J. J. FRUEAUFF, Secretary,
Columbia, Lancaster County, Penn'a.