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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19
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MISUNDERSTANDING PAssn.sixih column.
sbAhbERs wHSrEb"TSnlT1a f''I Paa.-second and
BoAsD AND. LoDGING wASTED-rwrLru PAGE
TnIrd and ID fourth columns columns p-, ,,
skookLYS REAL ESTATE FOR sHLE0Srcoso sO'q PnGs
BvsrsEss MS p4cr-Fitth and
BUSINESS S SoTicks-srvxsrn PAcr-sisth column
S1 REAL AID s Pok sssscDsD
cLERKs AND sALEsMEN-EIEyEs1a P.ss-s1th COL
HSD daHbEsEhIaa4a
CoAsTWisE sTEAMsHIPs-sEcosD PAcE-rfth and
Cop,AkTSE HiPs-EIenrn P4er-Fiah column; a.,
DnESfisTY@f.nL,1H pAor.sis.a column;
rs AND us
EuRefE1N ssrE1MsmiPs-sHcOsD PAas@Toarth and
EysSfESss1s 4snTnird M column; ,,um,
K
gSs F.srsFa SD sHs -
zss$
HELP zlSi9 fSq%n p4ersecona col
HORSES, CARRIAGES. Ac-Frasr PAcr-Third fourth
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C, wISThD-NisTu PAon-Finh
1NSTRUCTlON-FIRsr PAGE-Secord column
LOAN OFFICES-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-First column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth tn column.
1ATRiMoNfAiENIsTn PAennThiSd column. e'''''''
iGs%
Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS-NrNrn PAcE-Third column
Ngw pSET1rS s0a% column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column. -
PIANoFoRTES. ORGANS &C.-NISrH PAGE-Fifh col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERLY Our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-Frst and nd columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-Second
REAL ESTATE WXNTED-sxcoxp PAcE-Third column
REwARDs-FIRsT PAcE-First column.
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALEs-ELEvxNrH PAGE
First second, third fourth and fifth columns
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
SPECIAL NoTiCEs-yInsr PAer-First and second col
sPoRTiSG-DoGs. BIRDS. &c-FInsr rAGr-1hird
SUMMER RESORTS-TwELrTu PAcE-Fifh and sixth
THE TRADEs-TwKLrrn PAcE-second column
THE TURF-FlRsT PAGE-Third column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURP0SES-NINTH PAGE
Fourth column.
TRAvELIERS' GUIDE-SEcoYp PAGE-Sxth column.
UEFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NINTH PAGE-Fith column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-NINTH PAGE-Third column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FiRsr PAGE-Second col.
umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19

A MAN WITH Is YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE
N Wholesale business wants partner TO JOIN him in
the commission business, with capital make advances
goods thatis competent TO take charge OF books
ufhce.
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Total 10 600 gifts all cash. $500 900
or sending the lucky tickets Room Public Library
Farmers and Drovers Bank Of Kentucky or sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Bank Of New York, At the
option Of the uckethoders will given for them The
money to pay all these gifts in full Is In bank and
ready for that as win be seen by the following
certificate Of the cashier
OrrIcR OF FARxrRs AND DRovERs' BAsKl
N4 LoUIsvILLE, KY. April 4 lS73 y !.
This is to certify that there Is In the Farmers and
Concert for the benefit Of the Public Library OF Ken
tucky ye hundred thousand dollars which has been set
held by the bank and paid out this and this
Only tickets left unsod, but so long any are
on hand they will be furnished to those who first apply
Orders accompanied by the money always having pref
erenee oyer agents. at the following raes-Whoie tick
ss sds n or & ana o 5 ana SIS rs or %
All orders for tickets or inquiries for ormatSn should
charge the Main ONCE Louisville, KY to THOMAS
H. HAYS CO., In charge OF Branch ONCE, 6Os Broad
W York
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A FINAL NOTICE
1000 CASH GIFTS, $50, 600.

At the THIRD GIFT CONCERT authorized by the
Legislature Of kentucky for the benefit OF the Public
Public Library Han at Louisville, KY on TUESDAY,
JULY g. the following Cash Gifts will be distributed by
LOT q the fickef. holders = =.
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L,LEETwooD ASSOCIATION.
L Morrisania. Westchester county NY.
szcosS' @ = f'I'ss asis1Hs asH sss sqsn @
Thomas OConner's blk. 8. Black Dick dormesly Judge
S4sss RanisI sA.se,.e B. .. Tip Allen
fns%n Rm%sys assss sk m M Htsasusn tsas knoa as'
John Sas sdyssm. Sss S S1 hso % cusssanoe y,sss
SsfSssfp sS'ss'sai e II Nat H'' Banker
NJ h0dshs purse s So isGo-For 22s Horses
Ss's; bssi. Fssss: asss: 5 f.ayy fsFyfA A,.. whitney
Srss ssSrss aPsFs 3 E. siers' 60 Jane. K Polk
eSn GsSnsf soyes wsfsfs B. H. Yoans SSns%'Sn saSo
TsisS ba4S5SbS%S s TSS5s June y s"
c.o,! farss s. Ss e s s1ss SsISSsFss $ 81 Horses.
John G. saydsms br. m. Constance.
1isxanSer Sia Tt Fss,s,sons b. p Brown Kitty
Pssafs psns eJ % Barney nssy ksy AaRs
~ ''''Isp Purse No & si,Soo-For2:2s Horses
James Twins blk $ Charles Z. Loew formerly Patch
ssnis%iH Ss, amin, Haeeso; C ssnga.n.s n Glaraa.
eorss Gs sarss Fersson Z Sonnasnee Crown Prince
John 1SsTs .asse Ssg..
a.dsSd n RSdeRs %ssS.SgI 3; 3; rsnGpsco. SI = 60.
NJ CsrroIs blk s. Winthrop Morren, Jr. l0
r. J. Anderson's blk. 8. Winfield.
aP l. r 1ckermsn' 5 br. i s. Hamperion.
Daniel Maces b; 9. Tip Allen
Ss,s,:5s. Ss.ss Eisss S:Is
3.is seben.ia'sb ebass Sr srGSa Rieharas rTls's
TSos Lee'sr 6: Henry g yoclley dormerly spangle,
John sp'fP%s Purse e. No o. sSs s.tasi aa Horses
Alden Goldsmiths b. IN. Huntress.
John Lovetts b. m. Gazelle
Daniel Maces ch &. Judge Fullerton.
The above will be mile heats best three In FIVE,
% Of amy
ysT ssS T
Where eight horses start in the distance
will be yards PAGES commence each day at O'Clock
ASmissom to grsra M anu nea o. badses 70 o'uo
ao.e csr Harlem Bridge each day Of the
70 s
g. II. VAN NESS, President.
VIZ H. VAN Corr, superintendent.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Jerome Park Races
June J, II, 4 ~ i9 & and ~ .,,o
days at 80 and 2:l0 r M returning after the
Special reserved for ladies' Excarsion tickets 40
cents u M. BlSSELL, Supt
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE TRAINERS AND
IN Drivers Protective ciaton.-Several trotting
be given horse distancing the field,
cautioned against entering their horses at these places
Members recommended TO acquant themselves with
the conditions under which all purses are awarded at
any meeting and make entries only when the rules as
adopted and understood are eonped YIN pr.sa.n
GEORGE N FERGUSON, Vice President
DANIEL MACE, Treasurer
VIZ. II. B0Rsr, Secretary.
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-AnnIrloNAL CAPITAL PROCURED

H. - :,
for manufacturers and others Real Estate
chsnged business; Mining Properties, &C., negotiated
Persons with capital seeking business advised OF ap-
proved opportunities References:--C. T. Raynolda
Co, paints &c, i06 Fulton street, J. w. L. K Chisholm
Rroa
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

"A satisfactory investment In a profitable ufacur
ing business satisfactory information and references
given Address SATISFACTORY, Herald Office
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An ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM WOULD
Address w. 4 h., Herald ofiice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19

u ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY-FOR THE BENEFIT
N of the schools of Frankfort draws daily prizes from
$5 900 TO S350 900; all the drawings e; also Havana
drawings ON hle. JOSEPH BATES, Agent,
1876 Broadway, room 4. Chatham Bank Binding, N. T.
MR.. s. EPSTEIN, A PROMINENT DRY GOODS
In merchant will leave for Hamburg today, ut two
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19

A RARE CHANCE.-A VERY REMUNERATIvE MER-
N chant Tailoring Business In of the best localities
In New York city. Tor reasons given
for dsposing OF Il; stock and fixtures at reasonable
really good financial investment; knowledge business
not necessary. arrangements be made with
10 manage IT, Address j., box l23 Herald office Agents
not dealt with.
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A PARTNER wANTED.-THE ADVERTISER A
"A member for IL years OF the New York stock Ex-
change and Government Board having an acquaintance
for n commission business would be glad 70 form
partnership with a gentleman having rom S20oO TO
kOj ca6ital: satisfactory references can be given for
Integrity ability and industry Address DELTA OF
Yefer FaY. New York stock Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
" Lottery Tor the benefit OF the Free School Fund
Al rgsrrTgAITh1TRA 5s S CLASS 81 Ss-'gSE - S7S
CLASS l64-JusE is, 1873
81, 81 60, ~. 49, rs, 10, 2 q, IA. s. l6.
COLE Co, Managers Charleston 5. c., June la 1873
New York Post office box 3, ,855
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sPoRTInG-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

-foR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds &e. Medicines for all disc ases; Prepared
Food for klng birds At B. O. DOvEi'S, No. Greene
street, near Canal.
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A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, COMMANDING A
N capital OF 81 900 10 5000, wishes TO Join
able bu in aying large profits ana where the capita
secretary with good stock company Address, stating
and capital required for three days. CONFI
DESTIAL. OK l35 Herald office.
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7 AM OUT OF BUSINESS, HAVE 81 900. AND WANT
to place IL where IL will do me the most good don't
care what the business is and am not AFRAID TO work
NJ j.
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L,oR SALE-AT INVOICE, AN OLD ESTABLISHED
Custom Tailoring Business down town, with or with.
Stock; a good opportunity for practical man OF
small means; extremely low rent Apply to u. !. CUR.
LEY, IL Centre street, or HEIDGERD BROS, NA Canal
rec
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A TREASURER WANTED-FoR CIRCUS, TO
"A show in the city of New York nermanen.; liberal raj
on good security. Address or call on q. DANkS, No.
Marion street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

EoR sALE-A BAY PONY, Is HANDS HIGH; HAS
~ been driven by children also top Pony Phaeton.
Harness, Blanket 4c sold separately or together Ap
ply at private stable No. 9 East Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19

IN Jerome Park Races
June Z, IL, IA, IL, 10 and 2l
Extra trains will leave Grand Central depot on abov'
days at 80 and 2:O p M returning after the
Special reserved for ladies' Excursion tickets
cents U. M. BlSSELls, Supt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19

BUSINESS FOR SALE-CoNsISTING OF WELL
ID established and paying Drug Route in New Jersey
horses WAGONS stock and right TO manufacture proprie
tary preparations the goods well known and have
large sale the route has been regularly for seven
years. For particulars call on or address r 8 VAN
PATTEN, Druggist 63 Market street, Newark, N. j,
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L,OR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES AND GOOD
IL VIII OF my business, consisting Of a large assorted
stock Of fancy Goods, hosiery and ladies' furnishing
with prospect OF recovering health reason for
sale Ii want first class business give this your at
tention. Call the store, 1888 Grand street, williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19

OPPORTUNITY FOR INyEsTMENT.-I HAVE A
~ large deposit superior Marble white and matted,
close railroad opened and ready for lease; offer
very favorable inducements TO parties having or who
influence capital to invest In enterprise that the
most thorough investigation will pronounce SAFE legti
and exceedingly profitable refer to the best
and firms in the State. Address NJ J. H., box l0O
Post office, Rutland Vt, in OF box 036 Post ONCE,
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II STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
Al. the Phean Collender Combinat9n Y Cushions ior
sale only by the patentee, H. W. COLLENDEk, successor
70 Phcsn CoIlender, 73s Broadway, New York
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
"A hand Billiard Tables; all articles appsrtAining to
'A' A''s = GO < PnEI.AS. No. Barclay ssrseI
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IIARNEss.-THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN
II New York, A good double Truck Harness, $40;
$50; good Buggy Harness. hand made, $Ii good
stable Blanket $2 also large assortment OF Blankets
Robes Sheets Nets &C. Please call and examine for
yourselves FISHER 4 OSBORNE, II Barclay street,
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-04

MALARIA.-The decayed and decay
ing vegetation of newly settled lands,
when damp, eXhale a miasmatic poi on
which, absorbed through the iu9g .ato
the blood causes the Intermittent fe-
vers and kindred d.,eases, wn.ch pre-
vail in our Western States aud Ter
tories. Blu, this treat scourge Of our
rich alluvial bottoms in the West, is
now robbed Of It's sting Dr. Aver
has Discovered an antidotA which ef-
fec;aally Lcutralzes its venom: Has
,cmbin,d it in a remcdy-"Ay2. S
Agus cure'-which rarely or, as
some Of our neighbors sly never fails.
1t is reliable both Tor prevention and
cure. With it, men may live with
compete immunity from the malignant
effluvia which has hitherto rendered
many localities almost uninhabi.lble.
Those suffering from chiils and fever
m Y fad all Immediate relief, and those
exposed will find sure protection from
attack, 10y taking it in small quaint
tics as a preventive - III. Democrat.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-04

We hc,. Gym New York, that anO
Their of those horne .1.pwr,cks agams;
which it Gems 70 human power ear
guard h. ;aSeu place GA the Atlantic
The steamship We dn II&yre, lcf
New York, November 18Th: Ler ofh-
Gers, crew ard passengers, made mp ;
company OF SI4 persons. On hu S,h
Gay OF, sue was run t. by a BIT sh
s.? C He'd the Loeb En-, which struck
her amid>h.pS, making q great do.c in
her side ami causing her to sink in l.
minutes. Of the 5l4 persons on Il,
Gamer, only So were saved il .luding
80 Of ;ac crew, ) oAicey> aud IS = -
eugors, Of whom several We're la..cs.
There seems 10 he q IA crcparcy in
the accounts, which state that there
were Sl4 persons on the ship, and also
that there WEI, go passengers; and
That 55 o. the cres we're sayed,-27O
and - make J23 riJ.ou. counting Tie
portion Of the crew that was LOST
The account, ,ja,e that ,ycry,h,rg
was right on Tue steamer; al her r-L'>
banning AID every r-,cwlou taken; it
Is 40 said That no blame IS attached TO
the Loeb E.uc.
The steamship Vile du Hayre was
$50 feet long. - ,cyt wide and 3 400
ton burlLeu Her engines we're 5000
horse power; she wa ore Of the fines.
vessels sailing out of New York. being
next to the Great Eastern tie largo>;
Passenger steamer afott.
Among the passengers lost. were ms
ny eminent persons; eytral members %
the Evangelical A.Ijarce which lately
ia,J in New Yo-k. and Others \ ,bi
c-lIed to Timoul,s,q took the saved
persons of tae Loeb E-ns. ard ca,-,ej
them TO B#>to'. El-. The Lo,h Enc
va, badly daml- j 'ut sept a.toa..
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-04

BUckg Of t1e Monroe Register is
propIesyiug He says Congress will
not fayJ; he Kda6wna s. james iiy-
cr Canal because Virginia gave Dem
ocr- tic III jolity, AID hat Virginia vii.
soon he flooded with the tears Of her
people.
Wei. well ! Who'd a thunk IT,
Richard, had Ven been to mee;m' >
You know very vel that if Virg;l'a
had gone Radical, Virginia bonds
would have gore down 70 the price OF
ayi,h Carolina ;, 81 cents on the dol
!. a.. otae, things in proportion.
But if Virginia does not get the Ca
nal sle will be infinitely better off by
the trade than il she had taaea the Ca
IA, AMI Radical iule.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-04
The Presidents Message.

Tie massage vas not delivered t.
Ctnyr,sS unta Tuesday h0ou, aud We
have NOS received a complete copy o.
il before we go TO press We have a
portion Of l.. but it coa'ailS literally
nothing neW; there are the usual piati-
tudes about cur foreign relations &c,
The President alIudes TO tie outrage
on the Virgins, in hs opening Para
gapb the following terms;
The year has ju.t Ia,,ed slee the
Submission Of my a .tue>saso 10 Con
gress has. especially In Ia rat a
IL. been a0 eve1tu' o,y 20 he country.
Il the midst Il great Nai..lai p. 1'cr-
o.. Guauc.a. >.s h. s. oc,urrcd hat
haas brought low fortunes Oi great
pro. o-t.ou. political lofd,au,b'P has
almost ceased 10 exit. especially in thC
agricultural r,gion>, and Gla!ly, the
capture GA %, high seas Of q vcSsc.
tesriug our flag, hss Cor time THREAT
eucl the most SsI.0Is Consequences
and has agitstej the putlc mind from
one eud OF the c,ua;rv 10 the o,hcr
but this happily, new is in the course @
satisfactory adju>ta en-, honorable tc
both nations cOGcerned.
lie also further al,udcS - CuIas
natives in The NE sage
We vii give more cx.rE,lJ j extracts
next week
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-04

A biz has been introduced in the leg
isla,uFe to appropriate three thousand
dollars .or NV y Tor railroad from
some point on the Ohio riyer M the
Guyaadot,a valley 20 ths CCal i.lds M
Lincoln and Logan counties. We are
assured that Il tae Legislature will
make an appropriation { r this purpose.
well known capitalist, in this section
will give double the amount approgria-
ted by the state, aud thus insure the
success Of the movement. When we
consider that our cc-tion has never
received any thing from the Treasury
in the way Of public improvements we
think it Is redoRtb'e request and the
Legislature should not fI,l to grant it.
The PEOPLE ave looking with anxious
Eoliciiude 10 the action Of The members
On this biz aud they eNpeeS them to
give il a unanimous support. We
hook to our friends from other sections
Of the State 10 give j, hearty sup
polf.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-04

TIE Ea-ucer> oa the Nahy;I. r
K. sometime ego undertook a strike.
they put the road To a great deal O..
los and e,per.. threw Themselves nm,
Of ,itnat a,S ami fine, oav. nm nov
withdrew rom thsr trade, Union.
broke up ,h~i- society aaI p'cd-,,5
themselves 10 b.y, nothing more ., lo
with il
Reeeulytac printers of Pnt.bur.
,-h.l.l,.'.,.. r..
60. g.. ~ s..
- .,.....- - .i..
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-04

The December number, of Wood
Household Magazine is repletc with
good reading-cnterta;nin%, sketches,
stories, poems, &c. &c. Its table OF
contents embraces the following articles;
a Better County, Mary llarlw"ll;
Nh Engineers Yarn, Albert Williams,
Jr., Our Party at Sea, Rev. }. :.
Breckenridge; Two Enthusiasts, II. NJ.
Lewtrial; Presence OF Mind, Rev. +.
w. HoilJni; Our Babies, d. A. Cor
ton, VI. d., BleSSednc>S Of Riches,
Tcnoroon; Hans Doodlcdcc. Rudolph
Montel; inStallment OF Max Kroner,
author of Je>sica's First prayer; Cod-
fi>h aud Potatoes, Chapter II, by
Eleanor Kirk; Misery Jirp2au, Chap
ter VII, VIII, by II. V. Osborne.
All the above for only one dollar
per year, or with chrome Yosemite one
dollar and half Add cSS,
WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
Ncwl urgh. y. Y.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-04
IeduriIon q Mays.

Tue average reduction Of wages IN
the factories and mills Of Maine is 20
per cent,
AT Milton NILS, y. H., wages were
reduced 10 per cent,
AT Manchester, n. H., thereduc;iOr
is 10 per cent.
The Phila. & Reading Railroad ha.
reduced all wages 10 per cent.
The Delaware & I@ekaw2nna RaG
road has reduced wages as, follows =
Engineers s. per mouth. Fremcn :;
per month, ard al others Is cts. = day
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-04
Sl-a. 4 M,.Ger3.

A letter writer a Satiugo fCuba
saws alitue gll loug years Oh va
shOt not long ego, for refusing to lie
tray her father.
This seems almost Incredible, Lat We
klav that Oue Of the Spau.h general
IN SPAN, when boy came 70 cfer .,
die m place Of his lsther cut % hi'
ears. then askedhm Il lie was IN VII
ling, and On bis replying yes h-c
both him and his father killcd.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-04
HASTE TO IS RlcH.

-ehN@ 80 ~ a. ~ -
Men haze been pushing forward
s?ccuiatioRs when The chances oil
success we're exceedingly small.
Counting only on prosperous days,
uuPrePared for sudden reverses they
have made rash ventures and filled
\ aiding paper 5 ates that scarcely
a house ia the llud has f4llsd that
was DOT dragged down By speeuia-
tive ventures outside of its regular.
main business. These ventursrs
interests we're so interviewer with
these Of sieadier class, that men OF
the best repue have had TO suffer.
LIVING BEYOND ONES MEANS.
Men have coveted aod had luxu.
ries they could not pay for. Small
merchants have Ii ed like million.
aires; with borrowed capital have rival
led capitalists themselves; beginners
have echpsed those who had the elrn-
ings ola life tiGe to back them; Ia
borers have Wed With their employers
10 dress aud equjpaga; aud a wretch
ed system + credit his kept open
doors for the easy Qualification OF
these extravagaot ideas Of liviug
To support such style, the old worl,
must send Us emigran's and capital
10 constantly increasing volume, auC
our home industries mast maintain
marvellous prosperity aud growth
any pause, any jar, aud the bnbbl,
bursts
TIE STANDARD or HONESTY AND IN
TEGRITY HAS EN LOWERED.
Men dreaming Of enormous p7os :
have run deeply 10 debt Difficult
Of meeting Obligations has led t,
doubtful ezpedients. dishonest shif 5
erimiOsl deeds. As some one la,
said, 1t is.aO evil time Men a,mau
reads his morning paper before b,
decides whether it will pay him to b,
honest through the day" But many
mans integrity has come down to
this evil point. Said Christian
nan 10 my heariHs last summer, 81
ihiDk it dangerous for Christian tc
Re IL deb, have done what
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A Great Bore.

TIE headings in he Hoosse Tunnel
were opened into each other on l>t
Thursday, 27th nj. THIS tWlacl is
four aud taree qlartec piles long A; it
viii co., when completed more ;han-l2
millions OF dollais, Which IS more t.!an
.he Mount Gems Tunnel cost VIII \ is
seven niles loug.
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TIE MONEY! STiNGENCY.
IN Extract from a sermon hy Rev. Albert Bow
tyS, VI the Congregational Church.

Within the last few years many a
servant Of God, has uttered words Of
warning to the American people
This eager pursuit Of gain and p cas-,
ure, will be attended with loss. Ten
pestlous times will come, when hasti-
l. constructed, fair weather crafts,
will 20 dowo. The periIoas season
is at hand: take heed. %
This warning hos DOT been solitary
as the voice OF one crying in the
wilderness" many far-seeing earnest
meD, wishing their DeighbOr we'll.
haze echoed it, But sudds ~ y as AZ
Unforeseen a4w of Mad; distress has
come upon Us. and We are founder
ing 10 a sea Of financial trouble. Pan
ie was The FIRST result; paralysis in
many Departments Of business, loss Of
euplOy ment, want of bread and cloth
Ing, are results that will be t-ls more
aud mole seOSibly as winter holds the
land in long, unreleuting grasp.
But | am DOT here to chide for tn
past, so much as 10 CHEER 20 the
present aud direct Cor the future.
Our ministry Is not one Of ceasure,
bat Of timely warning, aud kindly
help. must however, sllude TO
some cause Of the present s;iGgency,
in order that We may the better find
means Of relief { ON our emblrrass-
meats
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For Sale aud Rent.

One large and handsome dwelling
house with II rooms,
Que cling house with 8 rooms.-
Both Of these houses = re situated in the
best part OF tie city.
Also oue excellent lot with good small
house in West Burlington.
We will sell The above properties on
easy terms.
We have also for rent one store and
dwrl ING house. GIBSON d. SIMMS. If