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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-04
NEW ApvEnrrsRnENrs.
NOI'IflE.
HICKoK and :

M ARIA HICKOK and - Hickok,
IIwho reside ia the State OF lowa, will take notice
tnat on the Sist DAY July 1919 kasius Hulet plain
tin ned his petition, ana the 9TH day OF sept 1853,
ncd MS ancnded petition the uuce of the Citrk of
tue Court OF Common Pleas, of Ashtabula Co., Ohio,
against DAME! 3. Chapman, William White, Llmail
ra miller. Alvin Miller, Charlotte Miller, orlando Mil
Ter. Ceia Sklin, Peter skim, her husband Maria
ilickUx and - niCkOk, her husband, defendants.
Tue substance OF SAID pcuUn u tHt the ueiendaut,
Daniel = Chapman, On tue 4th day of August 1888,
maze and delivered TO the planh MS pronrsOry note
fr tue sum OF Sl25 0Le one year nVn date with inter
est NJ ~ per cent, payabiy ANNUALLY.
TBat On the same day the Dan. :. Chapman to
cure said note executed und delivered to said plantin
his mortgage deed On tho following uescribed premises,
tOwil; situated IN the township Of COuncaut IN tue
county OF Asntabula ana STATE OuiO being part OF
Lot No. g. IN Township NJ. IA in the LIST range Ut town
snipp n the Connecticut Western itestrye, and describ
cd ~ follows: All Ot SUBDIVISION LUts No. tO and IL
IN original Lot NO. <. anu bounded follows, begtn
mug at the ). f. corner Ut the SAID Dauici ;. Cnap
corner Of one acre OF land owned by Lemue Van Cor
der, thence north aiOug said Van GOruers land and
along tnc west line " cy kcyes laud aOt ut 80 rods
10 stake; thence west along heyes land about
% rods To Is. Putncys land thence south along said
Putncy's land iC lie Riuge bOad; thence along tue
sid Ridge toad 10 tue piaee al beginning, CONTAINING
about ~ acres Of lahl. That satu mart was enter
cd Tor record August g3d o3, at CLOCK r. NJ. tnat
sad Chapman paid ON sau note Dec. z1th Soi, $40.
sept 40 lS55, sl5, Aug 4tn. 1896, Si2 o. Aug. am
1898, crest TO Aug ATM 1875. 1nat there
thereon Aug 4n ,st2. S3s Is. That deendanis claim
some interest III SAID prcnises tnnt plaintin SAID
clam ls the hrst lien thereon. the prayer OI SAID
original aud ameuued petition IL tnat the lluinttf
have Judgment against saId Chapman for SSjS 70, with
interest at ~ per cent payable annually Um Aug. 4h
la2 ami that said premises be ordered sold to pay the
said petition will be for hearing the term of said
court, beginning Nov. ~, 1913 Sdd ueIendans Maria
ilickOk and husband are required 10 answer said
amended petition on or before tue 23th uay of Now.
1873. SHERMAN dALL,
DItcl Sept. Both, o. Gt8 Plfs. AttyS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-04

10 prorsde f0" GgtttnJthe Incorporated Tl1!tge
Of ISdtadaa 1oih gos.'
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-05-31

STREET LIFE IN DANBURY.--Old Mr..
Watson, on Nelson street, has got a nice
little bill to pay. He sent a man down
town for pot of paint and ladder. The
man got the paint, and then went to a lum-
Der yard after ladder. Then he tied the
paint pot on the end Of the ladder, and put
the ladder on his shoulder. This was a very
smart arrangement, and the man himself ad-
mred it very much. He started for home
this way, and didn't find any trouble in get
ting along the first block, because people
had an impression that long ladder with a
pot of yellow paint dangling on the end of
it WASH exactly the thing to trihe with, SO
they balanced along on the curb stone, or
rubbed up against the buildings. Soon the
man saw somebody in a store he knew, and
he turned around to speak to him, and drove
one end of the ladder into millinery case
and knocked the crown out of an eighteen
dollar bonnet. Then he backed off in af-
fright, and knocked down two sewing ma
chine agents with the other end. Then he
started to turn around, and an old gentle
man who was desperately endeavoring to
pull his wife out of danger, saw the peril
and shouted out, Hi, there :" But it was
too late. The pot struck against an awning
post, tipped to one side, and the entire con-
tents went over the aged couple. This SO
startled the man that he whirled completely
around. smashing in an entire store front,
frightening milkman's team, and knocking
over some thirteen persons who were act
lively lodging about to get out of the way
Then he dropped the ladder and fed into
country shouting murder" and fire +" at
every jump. A regular ordained painter is
now engaged on Mr.. Watsons house
Ne,rs.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-05-31

ADVANTAGES OF CRYING.-A French
physician is out with long dissertation on
the advantages of grooming and crying in
general, and especially during operations.
He contends that groaning and crying are
the two grand operations by which nature
allays anguish that those patients who give
way to their natural feelings, more speedily
recover from accidents and operations than
those who suppose it unworthy for man to
betray such symptoms OF cowardice as eth
er to groan or cry. He tells of man who
reduced his pulse from one hundred and
twenty-six to sixty, in the course of two
hours by giving full vent to his emotions.
If people feel at all unhappy about anything,
let them go to their rooms and comfort
themselves with a loud bohoo, and they will
feel hundred per cent. better afterwards
In accordance with the above the crying of
children should not be too greatly discour-
aged. If it is systematically suppressed the
result may be st. Vitus' Dance, epileptic
fits or some other disease of the nervous
system. What is natural is nearly always
useful: and nothing can be more natural
than the crying of children when anything
occurs to give them either physical or men
tai pain.
Probably most persons have experienced
the effects of tears in relieving great sorrow.
1t is even curious how the feelings are al
layed by free indulgence in groans and signs
Then let parents and friends show more in
diligence to noisy bursts Of grief on the part
OF children as well as older persons-and re-
gard the eyes and mouth as safety valves
through which nature discharges her surplus
steam.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-05-31

Affecting INCIDExT-A fashionable
young lady recently met her plain old grand
mother at the springs. The old lady's
heart was filled with innocence and simplici-
ty, and her ideas halted at straight coat
and plain cap. When, therefore, She met
her dear niece the first time for many years,
and saw her a disfgured invalid. she was
shocked and almost tainted. When her
emotion had little subsidized, she turned,
with tears in her eyes, and said, Margaret,
honey, thee may get well but indeed fear,
that the waters will never cure thee of this
dreadful thing"-(aying her hand on Mar
garet's fashionable bustle). 20! how awful
thee must feel about it and another an
swer of tears gushed forth. Good old lady
that.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-05-31
The Wreck.

- ,ho Jae-,I
down. gown, ih'o tne ueeP
INTO the ocean Jars'
nissing; win loalny up; III,
10 swallow lhe lfeis aio.u o JnP,
Borne off with one fell sweep!
Down, down, into the deep!
I".,t as tne lentniIS Siae'
IN sne oi ,Sa n,,un 49, on ofn.;n
a"ie .ue ni 80
po o.' 1T 1T ,hs ta.rfri .ho,l.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-05-31

Mitsi, young, Japanese student. who
died recently at New Brunswick, New
Jersey, was buried in Willow Grove
Cemetery. The laws of Japan forbid
the return of the bodies of subjects who
have died abroad.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-05-31

Bret Harte denies that he is the LATEST
man in the world, but admits that he
doesn't see the use of rushing around
when his boarding house isn't on fire.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. JUIr %.
No Steamship Mails
ruESnAY JrI1 %.

TUESDAY JuLH %.
Mails sy Havana direct by steamship Coumbia
spDrmt,ry Mail for douhPosge letters and
49, Al 24O n IN Steamship sails at from Pier No Is n. r.
WEDNESDAY. JULN So
for urope Wis Queenstown and Liverpool steamship Nevada
,os Al ESQ a m No Supplementary Mail Steamship sak
Pier No as " r. at $50 .. m
N, fr Europe Southampton snd Bremen steamship Kon
~ Al n s. m Supplementary Maui for postage
printed Is closed At l;l5 steamship sails
THURSDAY JuLY 81.
via Pmcuth Chrb0u snd Hsmhns pcr steam
shp Nestphsd IL Supplementary double
poS,sce letters and ted matter closed Steamship
sas At . p M. Pier loot OF Thr.st, HOboken.
Havana direct bv the steamship CITY Merida close
Supplementary Mail for postage letters and printed
mates eose At 2:4O m Steamship sails at from Pier
No 3 North River.
by steamship viekshurg close
Aas for heruda by the steamship AbemSrc, close 1t
Steamship sails al ) p M, ftom Per No 81 n X.
FRIDAY. AUG. !.
PosORce Mon
dAv aud Fu1ay Steamship sails from Portland. Me- on
Tuesday at p.
Ala for sh.lr closed the NewlOrk POstOAee
Az al . p. n, and goes via Boston.
SATURDAY, AUG. 2
and France Queenstown snd Liverpool
Nv the steamship close az Supplementary Mail
and printed matter closed al 10 10 o m
Steamship II from White star Dock PsyoRa Ferry,
Jersev Citv .,
Ms fr Europe Southampton and Bremen by the steamship
Mosel close II IL Supplementary Mail for doubepostage
prqcI
, n M from foot % Tbinlst. Hoboken.
termln closed Mail this line
Msls kr ke West steamship Clyde, close al steamship
,alb al 3 D. H. i0m Pier No 20 X K
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
PANSENGERS SAILED.

oR LIvFRPooL-fn steamship Canada July 26Bdwin Meao
Ss AsS,is % BSr Jane MesshoS Mrs NJ mas,n Mrs C.
s.e ss H. d Mn A. Ssa1elsboer tie Rev Mr. sSsgeTs Gentry
Denns George W Taylor Mrs Charlotte Fletcher L. Slater Jacob
F0R GI In steamship Iusrali1 july 26wram Park
,S1 a Ia S.oa GSx Pc the Rev D. McCosSey Miss
MARY McO9,S o.e9 AcNaa5 Geo & ", SogAI I & mrs " Nm M
r MeAnlu Jaue NcBTln R,.er Doaery LrGead d Broad S
ooEd ana JCa " MAY Mss LaeEcua May Ais' Lac besss
FOR BRisT AND HAvi-Ia steamship gt de Parts July 26
J. B. Gallagher, Miss NJ B. Rooscyet John Asuire Mss g. T. Ma
heoio ycr.a Mrs x W. williamson, Mr. Blsknsn, M Dow Mr
5ro, o5p T. Moore Mes Ioass Greco Col P G. yousat Mrs P
G V''t NJ I'M M, inc Au,ue a. h. Williamson H. Greue,
Mile Marr Cirenet A. Cast1guoes Coleman Dytou Brs Mar
Bsl ~ 80 NM % @ % .o4 r IOa N D M, s Tspo NSSe H1C
4 Dlauo iadVTc Moli, clld sud nurse Ms fone MS
fonA7's Hon ha"s" 4Ve MT' u avery; mas CO., =, ::
Psiadse Mrs. C. Cesar, Mrs Henry $ Breevoort M ANA
r. Gaocsa, Mrs Aaeusto Bari master Castor Barq
q ieS &c g f. Paragon % a n Tsrns MIS- g. Fcd1 ana cd Mis-.
Ahos & -.'5 a. & In ~ I.1H3s O,sse Hi enI R % c S % o.
goe Rev Je- Francois onarla Rev tens Leol4I SaeI' %
@ as st M kr tutsn Mnc a RoB.Sa9T Mrs antonio Mani.
Mr. C. Lsysrae G. Sr Bcrre Nine Augustine Loi
\ G.Scry. fs1 Mas ae Be15le Matec Gerasia MARCEL,
a. e. ll 3 NJ i' e, m rer Mr. p8noD Ir spi Mrs Joseph
i5t kew join Cose Sir and Mrs Iaolr Mr aud Mrs Leyee.
Comn Iou Couant Masert Henry and August Comisnt
u ss d4ll lo4 le t-le 3oss0n 1A J4At OIous Agsese
Deu N Rass N ho,e FRANCOIS & oa, ~ AT, 4sa 6 Sot
O. Joa N IN Par Prouquer Nj Mrs. Benn, Nine Marie
FoR IyREPoOI-In steamship B11ria july 26 Mr. Everett
n a ss- =. | fr a. B,sSJ Nr B1r6ctr NJ voa Hose A. B.
fneud Williams, L'la I and Mrs Pau s'oeAla1 { Ch''e1
foR S5yASNAH-In steamship SIN Jao,u July 26-A W
Youss aEl v jacob Vel Id L N4-5-a' Albert @'Sol' " H.
FOa S1y4SSAa-I s.ea..slp Huftsrtk, July 26-F. 7 wh
ting Louis Aolar F. Bright C. r W9Ae.ed ). We5n Ms NJ
child John Campbell aud wife, Miss Ryan, James AeMahon
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
YEw.YoRK, Saturday, July %, 1879.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, July %, 1873.
The local horse trade of the week under re-
view presented in its general aspect but little variation
from its immediate predecessors. The market was, n
anything still more inactive, and with the exception or
very slow demand for draught horses and limited dis
tbutions at the leading auction mars, there was no
business worth mentioning.
A good many desirable trotting horses AZ present
in the market and instances Of their owners being
pressed for money said TO be sufficiently numerous
to make any reasonable cash offer acceptable
SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE STOCK.
The trotting stallion Gen. Grant, five years Old by
Wapsie (son Of Green's BashaW) has been sold to H. X
Stevens Of Joliet H., for 5000. Mr. A. A. Townsend Oh
Chullsburg Wis., has sold his trotting colt Star 70 j. l.
Case OF Racine. Wis, for $4,000 The young trotting
mare Mia Caldwell has been sold by Mr L. v Caldwell
to j. l. Case for $4,000. Nila Caldwell has record OF
2:27) At recent auction sale tn Fayette County Kyp
twelve head Of young stock sold for the aggregate
sum OF 400 Col Mcdaniel has sold his bay colt Boss
Tweed four years old, by AseFold out OF Alabama ny
The entire racing stud OF the late Earl ~ Zetand CON
ssng of ten horses training and four yearings were
sold at Tatter5als On tAe 1tA lust, Realizing si@Lu
The selnweeky sales heretofore regularly hed'o
Wednesdays and Saturday, at Barker * Snise Clty
Auction Mart and NewYOrk AtteTsalls, viii DC omitted
each Wednesday at II a. M VIII take place
The season wnen the Thermometer reaches the niue
ties IN the shade and all mOneyed people are out ol
town IA not favorable to the carriage trade. ana very
little il any thing was done at most OF tle caras WC
rooms in the city. Samples OF new styles ot YeCs Ioi
the coming Fall ana Winter are here and there
on exhibition, aud parties who prefer having caItges
will do well by placing their orders early. Pony
phaeOns and other light vehicles have found occasioha
purchasers during the bat, regarded as WhOet
trade was quite Inactive ana Win no specai FEATURES 10
Export. cdro ,oo & ETgor 81 81 c1rrt'oe ,7t hi'q,' 800
& &C So London 10 cases hubs. 800
'- Imports or Carriages Chill II paesases..''' GA
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
New- Jersep Real estate for Sale.

nELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN HOME on
~ EASY TERMS 10 per cash; 30 per cent BY insmens
GO cent long time morayeIn consequence OF reye
Cottage House and Grounds only 40 minutes from Lbr
frequent trains till midnight comfortable ayel sn
Wine about fAes worth $4,000 WILL BE
trees berries &c house has oonveuenee paved sseg sa
depot close by have stable tools carpets and p
Apply The West Rtbeh Depo h j. Centfa X hl or 70 D'
OWNER Box 1Si. Elizabeth. N. j.
EOR SALE or to RENT at Elizabeth, N. j.
very desirable COTTAGE IL all modern mproyementd
lot G0I225 fu and ornamental erraye house &c Rent SV
per month Inquire Of r. w CRByELlNG bS Barclay or
VANbEyBNTBR Broad and JerseJst Bhfabeh NJ
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A COUNTY,
SEAT situate in village TIE line OF the hevyereI W m
Railroad distance north Of EewJersey Central f
will sold tritel free Of neumbaHce for properly IN
Webester County. Address d.. Box NO SooO Nevi0
Postohce.
ORANGE, Nf.J.-Great variety property 10r
~ sale Houses urnshet unfurnshei 70 rent sale os"
lOgues l. II. GERRY. 80 Nassau, sorbsr LberJth
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
1larpKe ano 5laIe tnanIfis.
foan Ohtes.
QoruorGIl0n NoIlres.

PROPOSALS FOR SCREENED GRAVEL.
sBALED PROPOSALS will be received by the COMMISSIONERS
Of The DEPARTnEST OR PUBLIC PARKS At Their ooe until ~
oeoe Ju 49, 1878 fOT Furnishing loI four months 5ChBEkED
6kAf III OSfAlks and roads
bef gggpsaIATs THK CITY RRGoBp
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
F-,o-,, n c1-ri1gs MI,eriai.
6orses, Carriages, Garness, %t.

Gorse5, Cartridges, Darne5S, ~l'
ATN.Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOo-
"A ITORY FOURTH-AVB., COR TH HEErf-FRrH-sI
Light Road seooo'
haaa al reasonable paoes Harness in great variety
NO. 8 CORTLANDT-SH, near Broad
"A. wsy-For Light Carnage haraes Sheets ~hps &c tSe
eleares. and the city Several eatHefP buS
ges (irom $l4O upl
As THE SEASON is far advanced, we offer
a Of FULL sPRlNG l0P WAGONS and ~ u SFhiN"
H-'N S JOSEPH KEAL Co.,
149i and l49G Broadway, near Forty hhh'I
NOR SALE CHEAP to close ont business,
~. oogng: MATCHED TEAM, dark brown ID bands lgh
vesrs oil warranted sound every espeet free nol e. 81 sA
mi viii work a either single double haness price >1JO ht
HORSE IS high ycas ol warranted s0lnl I1 W ss
tber tobe or single; prce. $500 Also gray hO'NE 7S
hands bh Years oI warranted souod Also ter sale Oe li
TRUCK either double single nearly 500 shge psoM
THICK In good orler The above must be sold Apply of
three days at 3i5 Hss. FOurteenthst.
HARNESS-ANOTHER CHANCE.
Bankrupt stock Of hne handseSed HAiHSS o1-hos seA'
D14s''"1' ~ w No. 8 Cort.audt.st Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
. +ccrN-c rpI 4pDTVrD

PROM CAEUfF-fg steamship GZHlOr0In, JrY 26-Mrs. L.
Fl nfl serr.t cl Jos Aans Ml Mlser james Woy.nan,
4 J. Moan Vivian. 81. B41rct, Mr Pso MSsJ Pascoe
JOIN oa family Jos. Va, III FAer "u GOd4el
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

Ucnil5irn.
BEAUTIFUL and substantial SCI OF
"A - and upward Dr. REID ~ bL-aVe' tIa a1I
above l7th-st. the last 10 yoarS
BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TEETH eX-
~ traci: fa Gas laiy; Combination sets extremely Aglt anl
durable abbr sets $40 PIG 6ave between 90 ana lglhst'
Established = Tears. ". L. -- DGsI1.-D,
GETS. SfO: SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold and
> SILVER and other GnEg IL and upsar LsuGhngas afHins'
tered. Dt' "Al-114 81 o- ~
VEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN 16
TrtRE- Rc,gabrg spp'rition Beautiful teeth inserted At
r,oler,te rafes plnmuers for hollow checks specially
j. JAY YlLIEIS. 100 Graut, HeI Bro1lwaY.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
Che Gurf.
SARATOGA RACES.


SARATOGA RACES.
N1rpsr NETTING THURSDAY 24th; SATURDAY, 2G.h;
TUESDAY 29h THURSDAY, 3ls JGy and sAIIADAi - An
-, ,,,,r-,en.v -n, s.Trrp-
DAY Oh; TUESDAY, l2h; THURSDAf Ian, A1a SAIOhOAh
18th August
Pirs, race at 10 O'Clock each day. -,,,,, ns,,.
c.. Secretary, W. X IhAFbiS't Fl's"'H~
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
niNJAIURb ALNsNs,

IMMATURE AIN ANA
EHu sss...... go sl9 Moon rses 8:49
THIs nsv-AN
srv u Cove sl11....10 So He 6ate FeTv..1225
wATKR THIS Ds1-P. ~
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Gitn Real Gstate for 5ale.
BARGAINS - On Third-ave., opposite the
Ipsaaal Exhibition Grounds aud u the Immediate vicinity
Aupy TO Nm II. hAiSOR, - Flne-st
Brooilnn Real GstGtc for Sale.
A HOUSE. near CARROLL PARK.
"A FOR SALE brck an broNuone basement
HOUSE C.uo between Con and Clinton s' 2T3S, with e.
tension l2x22 story; lIt. 2ZtlOJ.
gTOR SALE, on EASY TERNS-L0TS Nos.
80 Remsen-st 5OrlOO and Gs 90 ~ ana "a aongne
1OOxlOO: sn1 Store lJ2 FneappsL, %'oOi lyiso
No 1-g ourhbyy Houe 20. l9 Whoueh1.ii Holtes No'
4g 53 Nssaa1sL GORDON H. FORD ~ Caftsl biootyh
SBIS1ORY STORE and DWELLING,
sf1 No 1O5 Pineapple st. near Fu'ton-.t Lot 27IG0
GORDON L. FORD. % Cllrks:, Brooklyn
AIsIs- AND 2G8 WASHiNGTON-ST,
ZNtO between Hillary and John .5l.t5.
FOURSrOBT DOUBLE HOUSE.
Lot, JOL7O. -
GORDON L. FORD
% Caras., BrocklTn
-
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
Quriion Sales OF Rcal Gsiaic.
fousrs au0 farms UGnieo.

y4TANTED-TO PURCIlASE-A City RESI-
w DENCE worth from $4,000 900 ve re fSaa ga 1ll @ "a
frstcs cts mortgages and smaller city property H. J. hoOLi'
81 Pne-st. n T., IRON 10 70 2.
NNTANTED-HOUSE to BUI.-The advertiser
w wishes 10 BAY within month b0wnone han
bnck HOUSE stories high % p et vide on Murray m '
between Twentieth FOrcs., aud touiL and slkh-a'eS
session rc1u IN F. Cost 10 5000 and riObo.
and none but coce houses in good PaIyc
errad Address r. W. j., Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
Summer Retreats.

A FEW BOARDERS WANTED, In quiet,
IA pleasant village Caisk Moantns at SO week oca-
uon dry healthy aud pleasant milk fruit anl vegetables on pee
house PosOe oppostei daily communication
With Cak horse AMI 10 e references gVen Ai
dress NJ. b CALXlSs. East Durham Greene Co N u
COUNTRY BOARD at COrnwall,on the Hudson.
NRue mountain views pleasant dnYes
and rambes bos,ng % with good board AZ reasonable prices Ad
dressG. II. CAkSWELL, Cornwall, on tbs iniion, N l.
COUNTRY BOARD can be had OH tarm
~ dye mile, sing locsion healthy; fine mountain AR
terms. 60 Address MOSES 7. AUSER. Slng Sing, \. T.
COUNTRY B0ARD-At farm house 10 miles
~ O AegiC Crk, station; house With rge Y foom5i
good bathing ard rshing terms 81 20 q week Reenee
MesS m Kecium CO, No 2J7 CanalS, New YORK Address "
HENRY HOWELL, RiveIhsad. L. l.
nR. STRONG,s REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
~ Saratoga sprngs oTen ell the end as sumner ios4
unmTassi Turkish Russian, ani other bathrooms are ATTACHED %
the
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
Goal, &c.

CUMONSON & ECCLESTON, dealers IN Le-
: nga Locust Mountain. and el Ash Coal tus1fee Dre ana
ov 5U. Nut e 900 r1uniI c-rlel a11 asive
OEe 90 Wet Thirty irs..; Branch OI- 500 West a'AIhl
Yard 2IU and 2i2 West oTYsec'l4-' os'"eea D'1'' anu
kigati-aye.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
gouarIncr5nlp Notlres.

NEy-YoRK. july p, 1873.
NOTICE.-The Copartnership heretofore cX-
sting between JANIS and JNO. T. ACNTlIE uncr ile naue
OF McISfRE BROS dissolved BY mutual consent on e- 4 o
day as- 'Ae' 'l'''i -
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

90 Unom II man oonrcrn
IMPORTATION WANTED Of GEORGE
SALTER WILLIAM SALfEt last heard from in Boston ~
irfa-ato1 IN them W be thankfully ccscl ~ JO4
nanny SALrRR Mystic Badyc. NeN-Loldon COUNT. conn
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
5ituatious Uanteo-- males.

.NTsCELL,s.rEOUS.
COACHMAN, &c, LAUNDRESS, DAIRY,
keBy respectable an and wife; Of horses
and cattle drive milk, 90 llrdeag lawn, 6 vile goo
sundres egceen butter Eoud ye In cottage 1
or in gentemans family good CaL be seen al CA
PRNfERs 1873 West 1lthst corner 6ia-aye
GROOM or USEFUL.-By a respectable
middle AGED take drive milk do grien-
ng NOV wn work about place: best recomnenaonsi
can be seen at CARPBSTERs 1873 West llihst 6tsys
By resectabe Dan aad vile; cblrcn good coach
man en groom can kinds Of farnsork IN krg gardening,
c wife IL arstcs. cook llandres and d. gen hose
work bet recomueniaons be seen al CAlPBNlERs loo
West 1lth-st, corner Gthaye
TTSEFUL.-A Swode, aged 20 years Speaks
cattle drive bos srd oxen garden &C. good references can
be seen al CARPENTERS l3S West llhst corner o'hae
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
al q l!lElI I'D s:s

T REsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced foi
a. Lief N General DEBILITY, and Loss N Apt
yalnabe Recommended it. puny by the fo9i Jo"ra aHu
i"I " n Wrutsorth l. Scott, esgr J. G. S. i. H. . l.,
FEsS A. &c Sold by Grocer 0lmGn ana heiHi'~' Al "s'
toies Al 2s each. Beware Of ntahon' PfepSIsI. p ~
Lreis Rngind.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

| EOSTER HOUSE, Clifton Springs, Untarlo
Co. EYopeu summer and WintrInis neT snd ele;an ho
and ikiag most desirable hoes fr yer
comforts Of nome WEI FOnIEk Pr
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
6ituations Uanteo--ala
CLERKS. S.sLES.uE.F, sc.
COACH.HEy.

COACHMAN, GARDENER, or GROOM.--A
~ respectable young man Onge) SITUATION excellent
reerenoe ohrys harness store horrAnA eamooa'
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
WING L son, Az Broome st.

New and Second-hand, OF FIRST-CLASS MAKERS viii DO
sold at LOWER PRICES for cash. INSTALLMENTS Or T
In CITY COUNTRY. hr HORACE WATERS son, 4Sl
Broadway THAN EVER BEFORE oFFBRED IN Y AGENTS
WANTED. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
Musica! Jnstrument5.

EEO. A. PRINCE q tO.-OKGANS anu
VI MELoDEoNs rhs oldest. largest and most pree nhneile-
ob'isei the popularity send tor price lists Address
GEO. A PRINCE 4 Co. BaIalo. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

" ON SENECA LAKE.
Glen ". and elegantly furnished Hotel l0eeo
near the entrance Gel Fsel BY more hsn
pe, teclnois twice the number Of guests o. ny
othe appointments SuphaI
Magnetic Springs Fine cultivated l1ds With ctolle'
lawns Is under the MANAGEMENT Of nr W. KNAPP formerly pro-
petor Para Hotel Get eIcurlon uckes "a re
He6eney Celtrs and Lshgh VALLEY k,wya Send M circular