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The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

~ Employing cheap Chinese labor is
not the best thing in the world for the
interests Of the manufacturers OF San
Francisco No sooner do they learn the
art Of making the things principally
boots and shoes, and cigars, 80 far, than
they turn and set up for themselves, sell
ing at much lower rates They make
nearly oil the cigars in San Francisco
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

Nor NEw.-The Charter Oak Stoves
we're introduced to the public twenty
years ago, and the demand for them has
increased with each succeeding year.
The Excelsior Manufacturing Compa-
ny is now prepared to supply, is any
quantity, those who need good stove.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

lMPoRTgD HYACINrHHs.-Messrs. Dechsrd
Bros, have for sale the pure Holland IIya-
|lnthe Bulbs Of the various colors. Now 10
pc time 10 put them cut to have In bloom
|ary.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

Regular trains commenced run
ming between Little Rock and St. Louis.
over the Cairo and Fulton railroad on the
9Th
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

~ A colored member Of the Misss-
sipp Legislature declares that until he
has made money enough to pay fNr bis
farm he will not vote for adjournment
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

! II We are indebted to DR.. J.. g. WHITE,
Rember of the Legislature, for State docu-
pent etc.
The same to W. w. OnRIcK Secretary ofthe
|eDate.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

~ The Dutch do not allow married
children to hvc in the same house with
the parents Of either the husband or wife
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

tE- See advertisement of River Bottom
farm for Rent. One OF the best in the coun-
\. Call on G. +. HARVEY.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11
DIR BOTTOM 8.

DIRECTIONS.
Addition 10 Clubs may be made at any time in tho
year nt the above Club rates.
Changes in Climb Lists made only rcquost Of per-
sons receiving Club packages, stating date 9f SUB.
scriptiod, edition. post Office. and State to which II
has previously been sent.
TER MS.-Cash In advance. Send post-oai mon.
ey order. bank draft, or rcgistered letter Bills sent
by mail will be at the risk of the sender.
We have travelling agents. specimen soPies.
posters etc. sent free ofcharse, wherever and when
ever desired. Address all orders and letters to
THE WORLD, f" 35 Park Row. New York.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11
M. e. Church, South.

|p.v. W, r. BOILING. Pastor. Divine SER
c,, every Sabbath at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. and
clock P. NJ. Prayer Meeting every We'd
Isday evening att o'clock.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

E1- Kate Stanton, in her lecture on
"The Loves Of Great Men" assert that
planets rsvolve around tho sun by the in
iuence OF love, like child rcvolvos about
its parent When the writer was boy
he used TO revolve around his parents a
good deal, and may have been melted
thereto by love, but to an uDprcjudiced
observer it looked powerfully like a
trunk strap.-Danbury Nsws.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11
SENATE.

February 8, 1878.
Senate bill repeating the Code of Prac-
tce was put on its final passage, and fail
ed to passages 4, noes Is, ThosevOt-
ing in the affirmative were Askew Beav-
ers, Caraloff and Dawson.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatch to the Repshlicsnl
THE WHARTON CASE.

THE WHARTON CASE.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Feb. 3.
In the Wharton trial, the jury, who had
been out since Friday, entered court this
morning and announced that they were
unable to agree. aud they were discharg
ed. They stood eight guilty and four
not guilty
Mrs Wharton renewed her recognize.
ance in 05, 900 to answer the charge OF
attempt to poison Vanness. and left the
court.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

n Notice n. F Cornelius new adv ertise-
hents.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

~ Hon. v. DELL Of the Nsw Era, was
ycr on Saturday.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

~ There is one kind OF second hand
article shouldn't object to, said Soft.
kins, and that is young, handsome, am.
liable and rich widow
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

ltF- Gen'l PIERCE, OF the Patriot, passed
Trough ON the Stage Friday for Fort Smith.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11
ACTION IN THE roMrRoY CASE.

ArcHIsox, Ks, Feb, 4.
The senate passed concurrent reso-
luton to-day memorializing the United
States senate to investigate the case of
Senator Pomeroy, and the house passed
one asking Pomcroy to resign.
The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

Pay for Mc Press
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

90 =.
JOE C0BUkS is again before the
fistic w6fld as a candidate for pugil-
istic hunors, as is indicated by the
foil,vias= scnF99e Maaa
New York. April "a prize
fight between Joe Coburn, ex-cham-
p on Of Anerics, and John Murphy,
botl, Of this city. had been arranged
to take place at Joe Cooks Sunnysi.la
Hdtel, Long Island, being the result
of late Rlove-fight between the two
mAn i'm BROOKLYN s0aaya%p Q1ft
ressils fsGke III men Is the fgi1MG
ground +, day, whs.. the detectives
arrested Murphy and put a. stop To-
the intended proceeding. Murphy.
wSs r6l&2id sliOftl ! after. and claims
that OohuEH caused his arrest. II ii
probable tut tho contest ;betweeii
them, will come off soon. as Murphy
offers b fight 7Cobarn for 81 COO q
side. i'9'f=-''-' -. va
-.-sz,,xsJf1 go 81 -s<ii T.7T5T-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

Pxrsosaia,afr:P. A: Befi, editor
of tbs 0dn Francisco klesaf,r eAf13d
ON us yesterday, MI. Bell is tue
pione>sHfaa,e odlefea lesOip'is press
in The usited St.sess having been
the editor 81 ,..T Tbs Coloesd ,Ameri-
can in New York forty yeaka ago
The. old gentlemen looks veil and
we give him hearty welcome to Car
son. We hope. hea may isuocsed in
Rettip9, sone suhsGibssshHss 5i'r
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

:
a. SFEEHR aoF J1HEr AIteHpe
WAGES, Dan sCAQips arrival in
this city by yesterday mornings
train, He rs sisnryiypr al 1hr
wrecked :. steamer. Atlantic Had
been on tia Pacific Coast for sosse
years. and, :seized with u fresh flush
Of the proverbial spirit of adventure
abiding in the people of this Coast.
ssa ssGsS & ~ s adli sess2 &C. 4
there. and was returning. we'll fixed,
intending to invest his means in the
development Of mines in which he
Is nasownsr, in the vioihsty Of Fl
oche. He was washed ashore from
the wreck, and badly crippled by
stirling on the rocks. Is still quite
lame from bruises. He is nov ON
his way hack to Phoebe, 70 resume
work in tho mines and xe wish him
better luck with his future realiza+-
tions.-NsS E'slo,smsns, April %.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02
The Eureka Sentinel of April %
contains the following startling An.

The Eureka Sentinel of April Is
contains the following startling An.
nouncement:
| \ correspondent of the SENTINEL
WHITING from Pioche predicts rough
| times there at the eonclusion of the
great mining snit SOW being argued.
He SAYS it is Openly asserted by
, many there that there is evidence
sufficient to impeach the District
Judge and convict good share of
the jury of bribery. All this he
predicts will cngenaer much bitter
feeling in the community, and most
probably result in more blood letting.
This is pretty serious charge.
this charge Of bribery. So far as
Judge Fuileris concerned, we should
require some very strong and direc.
evidence TO convince rs Of his gnilt.
This Raymond Hermes case, like the
Pond and Del Monte trial in early
times, seems to have filed the sur
rounding air with a thick volume of
imprecaf ions, suspicious aiid war
talk anil to such an extent have the
professional DULLES and fighters who
cluster about prosperous mining
camps be, n tsn,peretl with aud en-
into an assertion of their
prowess that it is feared, and with
good canse, that q serious and fatal
Of the peace snda resort
to the more dreadful extremit;es of
violence will follow the verdict in
this case-shonld one be reached -
fasuring either side. = Law and Jus !
tice are sadly abnsel when TINS sur
by intimi,lations ami ss1b-
iecte'l to the direct and indirect |
coercion of menace by the mob.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02
A SPANISH PRISON.

" - Ne
4 correspondent of the London
Daily Telegraph. writing from Mad
rid, gives the following. vivid de
,sscription Of partsof the Saladern or
], City Prison of Chat city
! Having traverseti well-Iishted pass
!! ages, We stumble down q dark, break
heck and filthy staircase. and. making
our WAY through groups of ill-favored
ragged lenizens of the place, stop before
ran iron-!'ound door, mt which my CON
ductorS Knocked loudly. 1t is opened
We enter anothe, passage. and halt fu.-
! II few seconds A man with forbiddinu
countenance, himself prisoner. shouts
loudly, announcing the Governors visit.
and !, crowd of filthy. miserable objects
in human form, hurry past The Gev-
ernor becl1ons me to follow, and We find
! ourselves IN Il long. dismal. vault..ti
chamber. The offensive stencil fof ;ir
instant made me recoil with disgust.
. Throughout the whole length OF this
/; horrible abode is slopiny woodwork.
similar to that in guard houses. which
serves for tue prisoners bedsteals.
Standing on these Sleeping places. the
, wretcAes. ahoHt ninety in number, had
taken their position. No bedding Of any
kind Is provided for them. and. unless
; they have friends outside who chlrit;,hly
supply them with mattress. the Sem.
OF society crouch for the night on the
black epel.- filthy boards. ila.l,lled ITO
eptkf like wild beasts in thei: lairs
The authorities have not a sqfiicien mt
quantity of blankets to provide one for
each prisoner. Aud now, although the
weather WAS mild, within this vauitei
den III presidential atmosphere was damp
and chill. The inmates who had ban
kets kept them tightly drawn round their
shoulders. for warmth, and for fear Of
their being stolen by their associates. !
On the walls are long lines of wooden
pegs to which are suspended the extra |
rugs of tae prisoner entitled TO consider /
TIE potion u: the plank beneath his |
sieepins-p!acr. high on the wall 10 the |
left hand are few small Dnglazed aper- !
tnres with iron gratinGs. which ,hmly /
light the den, ANA afford the only and |
far from sufficient ventilation Towards |
the center of the wall Is IL recess, the |
state of which is indescribable And in !
this den. unit for wild beasts, human
flesh and blood must pine and rot until |
tardy Spanish justice either releases the |
wretched teh,nt or sends lIn for tfill, |
or to the Bagne. which is, by compare I
son, Paradise. The brawls and fights |
which sometimes occur are terrible /
Imagination refuses to picture to itself /
the horrible and d-praved scenes enacted
when the sun has set, and those two
poor little lanterns swinging by cords
from the reof shed their faint, tlicheling
light on the mass of human wretched-
ness, shut III from the outer ,wrrld! "A
aIilfn III. me Saiad,.ro woufd demoral-
lie the strongest mind. Therein the
innocent become criminal, and depravity
doubly deprlved. The abuse of power,
the total disregard Of humanity, and the
disyraceful administration Of law which
my visit to this hellish place has revealed
would alone justify the overthrow of the
governments that hate tolerated them.
ssEe.,= ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

The DuELLo.-Tl,e disPatche. in
yesterdays Enterprise siccb,,tail,ed y
statement that Perley and T'hnrnton
were going to fight . dnel-or. fatlI-
Or, that sPerley was about sending
Thornton a CHALLENGE. There sHas
nothing further abeds its ID 5eter.
days IsPetehes. EHsE Tz*aE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

MAcREADY the famous actor is
dead This viii DO :: new4 70 stA.
mplllnde-it having been long an
Underlined notion that he died several
years seU@ He was g years old: 81
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

FROM PASCAKE.-Col. Lewis was
III We terlay from Pancake mount
ain. He reports the coal prospects
improving rapidly, and thinks there
is no longer a doubt about finding
that very desirable article of fuel in
paving Quantities at a very early
date. The fire stone interests of
Pancake are also looking prosperous.
The Colonel has also discovered a
quarry Of beautiful varigated marble
in the same section. He says it re-
semblpA q bar of CASTLE soap in coll
or. and is of the finest possible
qntFSz afrhe wealth of5s7M9..Ea
mountain Promises to be as varied
as it is Is known to be.-Eweka SEN
fiaeY.,. =" ?-+-' {
Jadging by a remark We heard
made Yesterday byzs citfzenM Car.
SON we are prepared to expect some
highly encouraging reports from
that Pancake coal mine.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02
Ihe carson 4ailn appeal
CARSON CITY:
Friday. May a.1s15.
IS

e Z
ar is pieasaut to expeeiencsan in
;serrnptioh of the Ireary monotone
Of whines and evasi ms and ob'rusi-'
sniffies of the prigs and goody-good
les. over what the Eastern press calls
the back salary steal such an
interruption thereof as Congress
man Averill of Minnesota makes
when he.ssvs. rs be does to a news
You NAV say to the public that
l lam no, baby to. s,irk my RESPONSE
bilifv ;Fivotel hir the salary bill
because / thought it was right. and
the railroad bill lad nothing to do
with it. I see. too. AN article from
the. y, y, 7iaaes. sayi8g timt Dun
nell nrGe,l me to vote for the bill.
This is not true. Neither Mr. Dun
neil nur any one else lohbietl with me
for THAT measure. and l don't want
any one else to share the response
bhi4ysi Bd hSayi sav,; aho. that l
voted for it in tho Committee of the
Whole. where the ayes and nays
were orpgOriled. i am not ashamed
q of it and am ready TO gu before the
people on my record. No one can
abuss me worse, than Ivy asserting
that pleal the baby act and want
somebody ell e to take the response
baity. y = y. g :
Commend US to Mr.. AveriH for an
honest man and one vino is not to be
driven int. hypocrisies and mealy-
mnu,hed lies by the blare of such
:rHmpes>-of tili!ieation and ,nisin-
depreciation of other mems motives
as these which are blown with a
p,mpous aud lofty goiliness by the
Pharisees of the Independent Press.
We rejoice, everv time we hear of a
brave resentment by q competent.
seIf-respectful Congressman or other
public servant, of this too prevalent
disposition on the. part of certain
journa6ltI ii cast as rlSsions upon
the ;actsand motives IF public men.
We see by the record in the, Gi'te
tina, Kendall voted for this back sal
my prosii-i n. all the way through.
We think he did rights showing
q disposition to give others just re-
enumeration for services rendered
even in the face of the fact, which,
of conrse, he couldn't help feeling
cosnizsnt Of. that his own services
h.Mi ukeady been esrogic ua over
raid BE ignored his. own, painful
in presence of an op.
portunity to do justice to his bet
tiers. Meantime let him take his
b .ck salary and tell those who don't
like it to lump it. We are advising
this out of pure fairness and with n
desire to make Kendall
avoid any weak. fictitious, blnnder-
ing. demagopical excuses. He is
coming buck here to seek the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor--.l
PEI, Apecijas!s epkeA
eral. -popalsrisy for all il is worth.
md folcing his Democratic ascot
tie t9 :, Kepfdsss baeis conii!na4teiQns Of
heir professions confidence ial.
lps a1f ti4f Fhiie Aati.aasss II iia4
llji3fies.: He IS right. Let him 1
come to Us, closet himself for space ,
within. Al 9s.k.Rhf aaacs;a3aMMr 81 the ,
A1nz1ssuGio and ~eiwiH coach hmm
or his.ight md put him in q s.ay |,
o circumvent all rivalries and battle i.
IL his .00U6kiRRst Of al. g
ct him. take q, Lesson, fEOW Mr. Avnts
rilf ihd 6hhe jus6fyihg Ills own !
cts defy the foul fiends of detrac
;,m, s..-sl5rJE a az sI:
II
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

The FOLLOWING which CONVEYS a
warning to horsemen cai,not be too
widely known among stAblemen and
others: ~: -t..f st go.
B0sToS, April 29.-Tl,e crrehro.
spinal disease among the horses is
causing q great deal OF: tro4lble to
stable Keepers and other o~ners If
horses. 1t especially attacks Those.
which had an imperfect recovery
from the epizootic. and which seep
III consequence to b. unusuall, liza
bile to the attacks Of all kinds Of dis
case. In the first stages of the dis.
ease the animals hacome weak in shs
hind legs and have to lie supported
by slings. Whine tbose v he are .ppu-
Fently ro63afesctnf v ill often burst
. blOssi-Sasel sDf die Of hendrrhAge
after being exercised. The ..stress
raiaso6 81 have suffered tonsi.iSrahly
from tpisl cspse abe Soath Rsszfon,
line having lost twenty or thirty
and hsving si,rne fifty sick
nox: rItEis thought that the most IL
Them are convsleatanf. - 80 !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

Tn AaaARTK1s, . wsrlike raca Of
1outh Africans arc said to 81 ID tho
var path toward the ,iihdiond dig
gins; I'D t isss insre.. excitement
thsfs. Elmirs . the digestive Point
q he bfsk 3s I'm To- : III aIssoo s6la
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

THz ner Methodist Uai.eg.ity in
Tennessee which u 70 be construct
% with nsepsefqrnisAea ~ Bhl
great Cornelius. will 60 BY the name
OF /" the school that Vanderbilt.
- 81 Z
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02

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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-10

rw The Post Office Newsroom SODA
Fountaiu 10 now running in full oias''-
Caji and trv a glass Of ice COO 9"d' '-."'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-28
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A -sTyLEs E%LEGANcE %M %M l., AND s,s SEED. nos,n,r,,
6oPEH S r i SEHS5H fSH
II TITS srdSHE 81 q oESHT DAy Sokts sTNan
JOHN ~ & GHMfIN G,GhHSk' 'ASoAioSEER SG4Fss
% all the ns ok d rS of w e
this Of whom has ate BEEN apponed Conn
missioner mis- ion e Vienna Exposition which eompels him to
dencc Staten Island, 70 stable above for conven
bred blood S y bay Horses nearly . hands a. high both
proportion that left Kentucky last year they have fine,
1h @
s naa n aSns and
most tasdious could wish, are elegant drivers finely
whether standing moving they can travel 80 gait
to Sa or 5 re na and ~s
fault bemsh elecent and first class coach road
Team of young brown Second Hambletonian trotting
sa sy sa by Sf enry @ SS
n Orange cSan are fine free easy and
owng and tails without White har ON
a1 hs last sinss Fl s
Preparston to heavy country top wagon two trials in
a q they have fsSSd
be driven BY any ordinary driver fear no %
and stylish and promise with more and driving, TO
NO. as team, tnelT llne
wiho" 'Sh
Horse l6 high years oid has fine Style and amabie
noble and graceful carrase sensible honest est and
courageous fine, free and last traveller. with superior
!, HI, Handsome, safe M and stylish brown pony Horse Is
fears nothing. and knows much on The road as
ordinary driver; Is extra fast traveller hsli.headed
lady the last to pony phaeton warranted sound and
Thoroughbred chestnut saddle Horse, General Grant
49, nigh years old; has all known gas to saddle, has
the most tmd TO drive rdc he has superior
@ e S sye aa Ses e sae % Is
warranted sound and kind.
And sa'Rf sg aS ssss HsT
ders Abdalah is halt brother to Bull Run, and is fac
either single Or double game and prompt; road too
iugger, and is pure and rapid ga'!.d he beat As
now and promises with more haEdng 20 tr9t 2w down
old; raised in Kentucky, shows fine high breeding; is
horse that the requires no check Or bnds
1 an oGa ss he w
cal proportions WI h good bone and muscle and fine
mss ssGns n IA e
% s d d sSe in %
respects in fact one Of the finest and most genee road
Also one Of the haadsomest young chestnut notng or
iah sSears old this Spring. sired by iocEbridge Chief
dam by Lexngton is pure honest and ngaited; fine,
free and agreeable driver safe for lady to drive
has been trained fully develop her speed and
beat 80 now and her fine gait and hardy constitution
warrant the belief that she must rank No. /; is war
ranted sound and kind
Also one elegant fourseat top Phaeton by Ham one
Pony Phaeton, two Wagons, by Brewster top
Wagon, by Brown Goodwin, shifting top side barr trot-
ting Wagon by Stivers double Harness. by Dunscomb
double Harness. by Wood Gibson three single Harness,
by Dunscomb; also Blankets, Robes &C.. &c.
The whole including fine collection OF choice stock
as was offered and all Is positively TO be sold to
highest bidder irrespective Of cost and without the least
restrictions limits whatsoever and gentlemen wishing
fir, class stock (which they will find this TO be, and
strictly warranted SOY, should attend this sale.
Stock on exhibition now, at stable.
Sal nosf in or chi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-28
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTS-NIFrH PAcE-Fourth nfth and sixth
sSaSSsRs E$%TEbsssss5 Fss..an and fifth
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-sKcosp PAeE-Fifh
REAP HsR1ns FoE ssGs,.
BUSINESS pAor-ran col
BUSINESS MoTIcEsmsrvrsrH PAen-sixth column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAsH-Tirst
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrrn PAcx-Third col
o0ACHMEN AND GARDENERs-TwrLrrn PAGE
nRrs ana col
S1SciNd HcADRMIEs"S PacnISiNh sIinn column
DENTISTRY-NINrH PAcE-Fourth column
HOUSES 70
FURNlsHED-EIGnrH PAGE-Second and third
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-TwELErH PAeE-Fifth and
EYES IAN AND SgsSss EARs-ru1H PAen-sixth column.
FiNANciAL-FirTS PAcE1Third and Yii ioarth columns
Hsoss Ab aRf s 70
pup E,sHEH PAGsmTh,rd and se fourth ,s columns
and
HELP fH.5 PAer-Fourtn and
HORSES, '0iaii CARRiAGEs, &c-FInsr PAc.-second,
third and fourth columns.
HSusEs RoSMs
5ERsKY enY AND BER
GIN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAGE
LECTURE sExsoS-s PAsnnsxth @ column.
iSsT sF And ND EoSND"Elasr Paes"Firs, column.
MASs rsfs column
AND
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TESrH PAGE
MUslCAL-sEcoND PAGE-sixth column.
PIANofORTEs ORGANS, &C.-sEcoND PAGE-sixth
PRoPosAIs FIFTH PAeEasiSth s column; mn rvv.,,s
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL estate 70 EXcHANGE-sEcoSD PAcE"Thira
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth col
REMOvALS-FIYrH PAGE-Sixth column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First column
SALES AT AUCTI0N-EIsnrH & &pAGn-Fifth and sixth sixth
columns and NINTH PAGE-First second and third
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs- ELEVENTH PAcr-
First second third, fourth, NTH and sixth columns
and TWELFTH PACE-First column
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-TwELFTH PAGE-Sec
ond and third columns.
SPECIAL NOTTCES-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.-FrRs7 PAcE-second
STALLIONs-FIRsr PAGE-second column.
BTORAGE-FIFTH PAGE-Sx tn column.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-28
STATIONS.

EDWARD EVERETT THE SIRE OF JOE ELLIOTT
~ who trotted last Summer Mystic Park in 2:l51a
uhe fastest mie ever trotlea sner n pubic or private
roed in 2O and Of Judge Fullerton, who has troted
in 22ls4, will make the Mt the farm of william
Kecch Goshen, Orange county, N. Y. For further
particulars the Turf Field and Farm"