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The Nep York Journal u Commerce
replying to q correspondent, indulge,
these philosophical remarks concerning
success In business pursuits:
In the first place VIC may say that w
do not regard the acquisition Of money OF
pcCuniary success in business as the Chiel
good but they who desire it ought no
10 grumblc II they admit that It IS within
their reach and that they would not MAXI
the struggle to obtain il, or in plain terms
would not pay the price at which It wa.
offered them.
Otall the acquisitions possible to younC
men, however, the one named BY Oul
correspondent and summarily described
as worldly pleasure, is the dearest ant
least satisfying, The clerk or bookkcepel
who gives his heart to "the pleasure tha
belongs to youth, does not, in oul
Judgment, "sensibly refuse to walk IN
the rugged way 10 business success
There Is no higher folly than such 4
devotion TO pleasure, even II the enjoy
ment is sought by methods in Themselves
wholly innocent. We respect u mar
who sacrifice worldly prosperity and the
pursuit OF riches for lie Of greater use.
tulness to others; but sell.denial is the
true law OF life, and an aim which does
not include this Is not only unworthy OF u
rational being, but is certain to result in
failure. This failure may be as great in
the end attained as in the actual pursuit.
No life Is worthy Of man, by whatever
standard oil wOrthincss ii may be meas.
ured, that Is not fruitful; and no lie is or
can be fruitful except through personal
self denial and sacrifice. The rule OF
trultfulnesS for oil time is set forth in the
following statement, which is the sum Of
all philosophy on this subject: Except q
corn OF wheat fall into the ground and
die, It abidGth alone; but II It die; it bring.
eth forth much fruit" This Is the flnda.
mental principle of oil true living; he
that seeks usefulness through paths of
patient self:denial, may lind pleasure
even in the sacrifice; but he that seeks
pleasure only, will not secure It by any
path, and if he did, would pay too dear
for ii.
We simply notice but make no reply to
the hint that honest merit is often over.
looked, while those who have not borne
the heat and burden of tho day are pro.
NOTED. This is true 10 some extent, and
there is no cure for it. But it seldom hap
pens that one who is both deserving and
patient does not win at las! the reward
he has earned.
And one word us to the definition Of
Legitimate business" There is no diff.
Guilty in defining the limits OF the term.
No man is pursuing legitimate business
who is not rendering useful service to
Others. The man who pockets money for
which he has rendered no equivalent has
no right to it. And this test is universal.
ANY operation by which one man, or
other men, must necessarily lose all that
the successful one acquires, is Legitimate;
il this is done by sharpness it IS swind.
ling; if it is left in measure to chance it
is gambling; however It's done, the man
who pockets the gain he has not earned
by some form Of service has no right
to it.
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Transportation.
Baltimore n Ohio Railroad c.
e ~

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
L run by the following schedule on and after
June 10, lS12-WhcelinE time:
IAI.LL, r...t.tnr.L.n
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THE shipments Of gold from New York
last week were to the amount OF $2lsG,
G3O, and since the first of the year $32,
G45,G29. These shipments arc to pay for
large imports Of luxuries, such as jcwelry,
pertumery, fans and other fancy fxings,
mostly used by women, and sausages, ale,
brandy, bitters, gin, beer, cordials, cham.
payne, mineral water, porter, rum, and
wines, as generally used by men. 1t will
be seen by glance at the list that these
articles are Injuries, most Of them costly,
and many Of them positively Injurious.
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"THEY have mortified the flesh, they
have put on sack cloth md ashes, walked
on broken bottles, they have bowed their
heads in a mud.puddIe and cried, Let
US vote for Horace Greeley" This Ia
what the Chicago Post says of tho dc.
mocracy. 1t may all be true, but VIC
doubt the broken bottle part of the OK.
clAmAtion-thcy might have been empty,
however, with only the Corks drawn.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull and steady.
SrocEs-Active and higher. Erie sbld
up from 50 to 5j;; closing at Is; Canton
to par Quicksilver to 40, with gcncr.
al advance Of near one per cent through.
out the list. The market closed strong
with an advancing tendency. A Wash.
inCton dispatch says Of the three calls
OF 59O3 for redemption, there remain
outstanding $SOOOOOO.
1t is rumOrcd the famous bargain Of
Daniel Drew, to sell 10000 shares of
Erie at s., deliverable ut any time to De.
cember 3lst, has been compromised, and
the money withdrawn from trust. Ger.
man houses have made large purchases OF
Erie. It is rumOred that Gen. Mcclellan,
5. l.. NJ. Barlow, VIM. b. Duncan, Sam'l
D. BabCOCk, Watts Sherman, Chas. Lam.
sing, Gibson & COwans, and L. II. Green,
are likely to enter the new direction, md
the first named TO be President and n
close running arrangement TO be maze
with the Atlantic Il Great Western, nos.
Sibly lease Of the latter TO Erie. Other
reports mention Blackstone, of the Chi
cago d Alton, and Joy, of the Michigan
Central, for Eric President, but the first
statement is generally believed. 1t is
reported they will pay in the concern the
bonds due in July.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. June a. FLoUR- Heavy
receipts ,dcprcss the market. Prices
nominal.
Observation-Disclosures depressed, but
fairly active nine cents lower than yes.
tcrday. No, .. Spring sold at one time nj
81 a3; closed nj 81 Is. Corn-No. 9,
mixed i3tcai3IC. Oats-AlC. RYE
GOG; BarIey-Dull and prices nominal.
PRovIsIONs-POrk $l2 40 Lard-Sgc,
Bacon-Salcs clear rib sides &c.
WITIsKY-DCmand fair and prices nd.
vanccd; closed at Sic.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-EroUR-Dull
lS 25. - w"
GRAIS-Whcat-Rcd, 81 75a1 so Corn
-5Oa52c. ltYC-sSaO0c. On,s-iGaisc
GROcERlEs-CohcC-Dull md unset.
tied, hardly anything doing Sugar
Market buoyant 6utnnsct,lcd for refined.
hard ljc.
EGGs-liC,
BUTTEn-Dull At l5a18c.
PROvIsIOHs-.POrk- Sales regular nj $1o.
city packed $l4 90 Lard-Summcr, Sc;
winter, S9aSlC. Bulk ShoulIcrg-IItld
nj itC; sides, GpGsC. Bacon Shoulders
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New York Money nnd Stock Market.
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24
+ORMSDY HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

r;,HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAvI &
leased the 0rm-by House would inferm his
friends and the travelling public that this uuust.
has been thoroughly retitted throughout and put
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4 prominent lawyer Vas hailed
while passing iewelry store by the
proprietor. with General, come IN
here a moment; We have something
for YOU 10 solve. If Il man brings
his watch to he fixed. and it costs NE
ten cents to do It, and I keep 1t 4
week, aud charge him six dollars,
what per cent. do | make? We have
been figuring and make it nine hun
dred per cent, and have only got up
to one dollar. How much do you
say it would be at six dollars %
We'll, replied the lawyer, /" L do
not wonder at your perplexity for
it is well known, and the celebrated
Babbage calculating machine has
demonstrated, that at certain points
in progressive numbers the law gov
erning them changes. In this case
the law would change, and long be-
fore the sum would reach six dollars
It would run out Of per cent. and
into What is known as larceny"
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Wood wore towed down this Pm brig Portia 81 John
sehr Tennessee. Eewburyport passed up in tow a(
sehrs Ha.leton for Taunton and Lotte Boston, puS
,PoRTIAND Dec ls-AIrved, schr Lyndon mot Lydia,.
20th-Cleared schr Congress, York, sagua 4
PROVIDENCE, Dec l9-Arrved, brig Sarah Hmmas
Craig Pascagoua. Below, schr VIM 0 Irish Terrell
sailed Steamer Rattlcnake, Pierce Philadelphia
wards, somers PhiadeIpha; Breeze Bartlett Trenton
Tyler, Phelps New York
ROCKLAND, Dec l3-Arrived schrs Florida, Thompson
New York ioth Hatch, Faes, do l6h, Grand lsanda
Sailed Iith schrs J simonton new,, Han, Savannah
Commerce Iorrey New YORK; lztn ro1s ~ sside' srsw1
Hsi and Sumter, sum % PnEhsm. New YORK; sth, HSdsons
San FRANCISCO, Dec l2-Cleared, ships R Lsne{
Williams Liverpool; Arracan, West Cork; bark fauk
Sailed d-ship 4 L Lane, williams Liverpool. y
lsth Arrived bark Brazos Williams or Fuller, Brash<
SAVANNAH, Dec Ie-sailed. brig Desna tsp, Ban Juan
Barcelona schrs Irene Messervey Messetyey, Prov
dence; Carrie Heyer, Poland New York q sawyerA
Hall, Port Prince. 4,
saicd--steamship Rapidan, Howe, Boston, bark Ama1
ranth NG) Won Hagen, Cork schrs yames Wall Groyer,
Jaeksonve Louisa Birdsall Birdsall, Darien har-
sT0NINGTON Dec i9-Arrived schr r Randolph
stSelman Newport fer New New York .on,. w p,c.
sord Cape Hayen for Boson Rebecca Florence Boston
-seamshiPs TalIapoosa yn,tea States and ASH
tow Of steamtug BWinch schrs Emma Day. Fthera
Fanny Pike Porto Rico Isaac Rich Stephen Bsnnsttl
Emma Phinney, Joy Boil, Island Belle, Adrian, AarN
York; schrs Quoddy, and others not yet boarded.
Returned-Brg Erie schr Emma Phinney.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
HELP FOR STRUGGLING CUBA.
The South American Republics Befriending
the Insurgents-An Alliance to be
Formed Against Spain.

BAN SALVADOR, Nov. 25. 1872.
Public feeling In San Salvador has lately been
greatly agitated over the question OF Cuban inde-
pendence, and La Trf6una, the Official paper, In
one OF its late issues has some highly important
matter on the subject, which goes to confirm the
widespread rumor that several OF the leading Re-
publics OF South America intend forming an ALL
ance against Spanish sovereignty In the New
World, and recognizing in unison the belligerency
OF Cuba. Tne following correspondence has been
published
BoGorA,. Colombia, Sept 20, 1872
To His Excellency the MINISTER OF FOREIGN AF-
FAIRS In the Republic OF San salvador
SIR-For four long years the people OF Cuba, after
having proclaimed their intention to the world OF
being Independent, have been engaged IN mortal
conflict with their spanish 0ppressOrs. Up TO the
present moment no indications have transpired as
to when the sangunary strife will terml-
nate but, on the contrary news is constantly re-
ceived OF the horrors OF the contest and OF the
Of the Sre wnS to law
their arms In this war OF determination on the
beautiful isle. Allow me 10 recall TO your memory
the expression OF General Grant In his Message TO
Congress in December, 1860, VIZ. The people Of
the United States sympathizc with all oppressed
nations struggling for their liberty.
For more than year the people OF a Spanish
province situated near our shores. and Tor whom
the people OF this country feel deep sympathy, nave
ence.n
The government Of Colombia proposes that all
the South American governments, In unison with
the United States government, formally demand OF
Spain the recognition OF the Cuban Republic and
that instructions to this effect be sent to the yari
GUS representatives at Washington, and that.
should IL be found necessary to make payment to
eject this object, the mode OF obtaining funds
can be discussed AT Washington. Cuba Is wealthy,
and could soon repay the loan. The government OF
Colombia Is particularly anxious that speedy
action should be taken in this matter. Your obedi-
ent servant, jill COLuNJE Governor.
The reply OF San Salvador Is as iollows:-
The NATIONAL PALACE,
SAN SALVADOR, Nov. IL, 1872
To HIS EXCELLENcY THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA
SR-I have duly received your letter depicting
the terrible situation of the patriots In Cuba and
| agree in your sentiment that the question OF
Offering the government of Spain a war Indemnity
1or the emancipation OF the island Is highly worthy
OF consideration, and our Minister at Washington
has been notified accordingly. The government OF
san Salvador has long recognized Cuban bellige-
| rent rights
| beg to congratulate your government on the
| happy inspiration, and remain, with the highest
! esteem, MANUEL CACERES.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
Marine Disasters.


sHiP wKLLlScIos tBr), Harris from Philadelphia Nov
~ Tor Antwerp l. reported by cable under date Liv
errool, Dec Is, 10 be ashore at Antwerp.
BARK MARIA doreign) Neumann from Liverpool Dec /
Tor baltimore, put into Falmouth, +, Dec Is, leaky
BARK AuRELIE tBrl. from Quebec for Monte ydco 25
days out, put into 81 Thomas Dec Ia leaking.
BARK AcgSoRA, where from and bound not stated has
been wrecked on Ancosti frhe Agenor Knowles sailed
from Quebec Oct IL for LIVERPOOL.
BARK SARAH McLRop lot MiramlchO coal laden from
Pctou, Ms tor Matanzas wrecked Dec 10 AT the en-
trance OF Arichat. Crew safe.
BARK AuRxLr (Brl from Quebec for Bucnos Ayres mn
into 81 Thomas Dec IL in distress
BARK AwrHoRS tof shorcham, Woodruff, from Navassa
Tor Falmouth, T., put into Kingston Ja Dec leaky
would discharge for repairs.
BARK wOoDsIpE. MONTGOMERY, at Buenos Avres Nov Ia
IRON Portland struck on the English Bank River Platte
Oct 81 but got OF without damage after over
board y, ,WO feet OF lumber.
BARK 0PHEuA Husx (of Baltimore). Hume from
Buenos Ayres for Rio Janero coided the River La
rlata about miles from Monte video, the night OF
were much injured. The Opheila Hume carried away
the whole OF her sarboard bow and thing rwsrd
iost best bow anchor and 80 hthoms chain entire head
and ste rn carried away; also damaged topgaan fore
castle and other parts forward Both vessels
Monteyideo on the 10th for repairs
BARK JosErursv, Haven coilided at Rosario La Plata
Noy2 with the Austrian brig John G. The damage was
trifing. 80
BRIG MErfoR of Boston, ashore at Scituate has been
discharged OF all the cargo between decks comprising 500
boxes sugar and Is eases cigars In damaged condition.
me boxes Of sugar were about half full when taken out
dcharged together with sails and rigging have been
Drought 70 Boston AFTER the brig relieved of this
amount on casks were placed in between decks when an
attempt was made TO get her OF, and she was moved
about twenty feet toward deep water but the tide
low she could be moved farther with the aid al I'm nd
pbe lower ho sDj rnms,ps nnaer water Captain Noses
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Almanac for New Yorx-This Day.
HIGH WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 20, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Kuroda Iap), Askins, Yokohsma-westray
q Gibbs
Steamship City Of Antwerp tBr. Eynon. Liverpool via
Steamship California (Br, Craig Glasgow-HeEderson
Bros
Ship Forward HO (Br), Wade, hebourne-Matler
Quereau.
Ship Carrollton Br), Bosworth San Francisco-sutton
4 Co.
Bark East Lothian CBr). Williams. Dunedin and Auck.
land MR. Cameron Co.
Bark Emile (NG), Meyer, Liverpo0l-Chas Luling =
Co.
Bark Weymouth (Br), Churchill, Hsmburg-Boyd
Hinoken.
Bark Kismet AUS, Cosulich, Bordeaux-slocovich
Co.
Bark Forennsen DAM Bay Rio Janeiro-Funch,
Bark Era (3r), Facey, Bahia-A E Outcrbridge.
Brig Albatross (Nor, Andersen Liverpool-Funch'
Edge Co.
Brig independence GtaD, Maresca, Marseilles-James
Henry.
Brig Rowland Ryder. Kingston. Ja-A H Solomon
schr Ebenezer (DahD. Rotterdam-Funch, Edye Co.
Schr Lilllas Grifhn, Pernambuco-Jas Ward Co.
Schr II Woodward, Butler. st Martins-B Weinberg.
schr Trade Wind, tngraham, Baltimore-wm Chai-
mers.
Steamer vneland Bowen Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
1888 and l40 Grand street, New York.

(NOUGHs AND COLDS
n1is he .aRsn cold
as sn h
lungs their constant ACTIVITY and their being exposed Y
eSnaas os in IN H.
der them especially liable to diseases those
direct attention to the symptoms and ait
S ysss
Of health is constantly moist The secretion Of this mois,
rf s an
apart Of this membrane becomes inamed, the first effect
IT'S at frst dry the secretion is suspended becomes
sTss ~: 1s
Sanse IN Il BY
whh apt to take Place n the n we
person INFLAMMATION Sf ihat part of ne mem. mem
At rs the sos IS dry ad though L dry We
srssiSs sSrSass st stuffed ss ;s
part sed tender and irrta5ls the contact q AZ
s sSmemes % when Ss the the disease severe there
degrees becomes 18th taicker the swelling Of the mem.
les, raw, the secretion resumes ts natural quality and
the Ss general eoar s IL
said to be cold in the chest 1t sometimes travels from
0s hs to na e
us whn mas such % sS hss
and thirst and thin white coat upon the tongue, whc
p ssg ysgR sna
off cold Of this kind. In every where aa
taken what easa rss cold they should ks
the hs n q Se sp q. os9sS ~
ike the ordinary remedies that arc used for cold or 10
ssseS
good dose Of scheneks Man rake pills gi,hou. the Pul
an %oad escabe ns n he
or IN fact any other disease Typhoid bilious Or chs
condition How sa often persons 20 out in cold rainy
we're cold and yet receive no incSnvenienee from III
take severe cold The reason Is the liver y nactvef
circulation and the system is in condition to catch
anything An liberated throat, canker or caarrh Il
caused by acdity of the stomach coated tongue, bad
they all easily removed by using Schencks Pulmonid
syrup seaweed Tonic and Mandrake pills according ia
the directions which accompany EACH
sCHENCK's PuLMoNIC SYRUP, sEAWERD TONIC
AND MANDRAKE PILLS, PREPARED ONLY BY j. II.
SCHENCK 4 SON, NORTHEAST CORNER OF SIXTH
AND ARCH STREETS PHILADELPHIA.
And for sale by all druggists and dealers
JOHN F. HENRY
No. College place, New York. Wholesale Agent.
To he cont ,
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SHIPPING NEWS.
WHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH.

The Nrw YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph lne
IRON New York city 10 Whtesone, Ii, and the
open foi The transaction OF business
This line will be found Of great service 10 those having
business with vessels passing aud from the Sound and
every facility will be gyento merchants and others TO
communicate promptly.
As there is no other 'eiegraphic compun'"aion with
whestone, the Herald Line wrll open Tor all business
POSSIBLE despatch.
Ahmessages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established -
Private messages, twenty Ave fov ,eu words
less two cents tor every additional word.
Business messsfes-For message OF twenty words
less 10 be delivered board vessels on Wbtestone
dollar; five cents ios every additional wori.
Advertisements tor NKw YoRK HKRALDfree
Herald Office, corner broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship Ncws 0fke, pier No East River
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE paoMA Syw YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY
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ANOTHER RAILROAD VICTIM.

Yesterday afternoon, between Linden and
Railway. ON the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
an nnknovn ynav supposed to he tramp, was
lllled The remalas were taken te RAILWAY and
an inquest held ana eydct rendered 10 accOrda.Hcc
with tile facts
The New York herald., 1872-12-21

MO CURE, no PAy.-DR. T. +. BRIGGS, THE CELE-
IN brated healer at New York Healing Institute LAG
Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
KU KLUx PRISONERS SENTENCED.

COLUMBIA, =. o., December 20, 1872
Judge Bond passed sentence on number OF Ku
Kux prisoners to-day, after which the United
States Court adjourned for this term.