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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
DANGER TO THE FARMERS.

1t is evident 10 every one who has
taken any pains TO investigate the
matter that Wheat Ring is being or
ganiz"e IN Oregon fnr the purpose oi
ctntr Hing the m rket and debating tho
price of the coming crop. This ring
is uat'er the control of wealthy
English firm who furnish ships aud
money. anl expect to share largest
in the profits of the enterprise. Their
Portland agents have already received
or,lers to ship oniy by the Holiday
line of hoais and i.ay only where wheat
can be controlled for such shipment.
Thus, by crushing out the opposition
and leaving the carrying trade in the
hands OF a s:n"le Ire, commanding
both the railroad and river transporta-
ton trade, they viii he able 10 dictate
their own prices and enforce their
own terms. The opposition line of
Teal, Goldsmith Is Co. is i'm their
way, because where competition pre-
walls the ahsorp.ion of trade or bar
gaiu by single class is impossible
Hence, We find that the old line OF
stra,aioa;s advertise Ia convey freight
10 Portland AT Que dallar per ton
two thirds less than the bare living
rates of the onpositieh-thus hoping
to draw from the new line its patron.
age anl 10 concentrate il in their own
line.
IIolladav, who has no longer any
pecnniary connect :on with the rail
road (aS.,e from his curiailpd salary
as PresiSlen;), and expecting to be at
an early day deposed of that position,
is promised large profits in the divi-
rlea'is Of the WLe:., Ring, and is thus
willing and powerful means of ef,
ferting their Object. Our farmers
will readily perceive that a destruc-
ton of the opposition would insure
the al. antage of this Ring and leave
lhea at it's mercy.
Teal. Goldsmith Dc CO., rs men.
are noih.ng 10 the farming communi-
ty, nor should they have any special
interest in fostering their Individual
enterprises; bat the opposition which
they represent is one which the whole
people should be interested in encour-
aging because it affords protection to
the productions of the country and
gives the public an alternative against
an otherwise controlling power.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medical BIunslerS.

From the period when surgeons applied their
salves to weapons instead of WOUNDS to the
wide.awai;e age, the medical profession has Of
ten unwittingly taken side with dissiase in It's
conflicts with the human system. Even yet,
in spite OF the teachings of centnriestof expert
ence. some physicians believe in depicting
their patients already seriously exhausted by
sickness. with powerful evncuants, emetics,
salivants, cautharieal plasters, or the lancet.
But, providently, public intelligence issahead of
these mcdlcals fossils, who belong, of Fight, TO
the era of the Crasudes! That powerful ally of
nature in It's warefare with the causes of
sickness, Hostetter's Stomach Filters. has OPEN
ed the eyes OF masses to tho paramount Inn
portance of increasing the vital strength OF the
body when menaced by disease. They under
stand that when the atmospheric conditions
are adverscd to health, IL is wise to reinforce
the system with wholesale tonit and stimu-
liant, and thus enable 1t to combat and rfpel the
depressing influence of an ineiement tempera-
ture. II tho constitutional and animal powers
were always thus recruited In the presence OF
danger. the mortality from consumrtioiR, bron-
chitis, chronic rheumatism &C.. would be
much less than 1t now is. The causes which
produce groups, colds. quinsey. diptherin and
catarrh seldom affect a strong and actiyc vital
system; and OF all vitaiizing preparations,
Hostetters Bitters has proved the most Ell
cient It ia not claimed that this standard ton
ic is specific for lung and throat naladles. as
1t Is Tor dyspepsia, liver com plaint and lnter-
1t is the best known safeguard against ail the
elemenysoDf disease.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
ANOTHER GUN SPIKED.


The bulletin has been attempting
to make political capital against Gov.
Grover by parading a vagabond let
ter from some jackson county volun-
teers, wherein Qnartermaster General
Brooks is charged with having stinted
the rations and supplies of tho
volunteers who were last winter en-.
gagged in the Modoc war, under Brig.
Gen. Ross of Jacksonville. The
Jacksonville Sentinel Of last Satur-
day, (a Republican paper,) comes
back at the Balietia with the asser.
tion that the charges are false aud
Gen. Ross sends the following letter
to the Oregon Herald
JACKSONVILLE, Or, May /, '73.
Editor XcrakL-I observed two
articles in the Dalietn Of the Goth
ult., charging gross mismanagemcnt
upon the Quartermas,er's Depart
ment of the Oregon Militia, in their
late expedition against the Modocs,
and coupling the name of Quincy A.
Brooks with the matter. Permit me
10 say, rs matter Of justice, that all
the supplies referred To were purchas-
ed By Major VIM. a. Owen, ono OF
my Aids, then Acting Quartcrmaster
and Commissary of my brigade, and
that Mr.. Brooks had nothing to
do with the purchases whatever.
The Qnariermaste General Of the
Oregon Militia is Jesse \. Barker, OF
Douglas county, and not Mr.. Brooks,
as stated in the Buletia. Mr..
Brooks is Assistant Qnartermastcr
General, and, since the massacre OF
the Peace Commissioners, mas
purchased, on my requisition, few
articles for the troops nov being sent
into the Lake basin for the protection
of the settlers. These are the only
purchases he has made.
have carefully read the charges of
mismanagement published in tie D,i-
ietin, and pronounce them all false
aud malicious. JOHN l.. Ross.
Brig. Gen. 1st Brigade Ogn. Militia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
JUDGE L. +. siCSGG..

The pnblic will greet with pleasure
the announcement Of the appointment,
by Gov. Grover, of Hon. l. L. Mos.,er.
of Rosebnrg, TO the vacancy on the
Supreme Bench, caused by the decease
of Judge .Thayer, Judge Mosher is a
lawyer of ability AMI gentleman of
integrity, aud is one OF the earliest
pioneers of Oregon. He is son-in-
law of Gen. Joseph Lane, and belongs
TO the school of unfiinching Demo
Gratis of which that honored veteran
has been for so raany years shining
light Judge Mosher belongs TO the
edit orial fraternity, having been for
some time past the editor and propri-
etnr of the Rnsebnre Ptdia1ed!er.-
We congratulate him upon his aP-
p0iniment, and believe the public will
I,ase no occasion 10 regret the selec-
fiof,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY IN FAVOR
or ASTORIA

The following letter, addressed to
q conspicuous business firm in this city,
will be of Importance to the public:
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25, '7g.
iMessss. -, Atba,ay, Or,
GENTLEMEN :--Y our favor OF 18th
inst. ut hand, aud contents noted
Wheat at Astoria in warehouse on
the water front, where it could be
placed on board ship without expense,
ought to be worth San Francisco
prices, less freight and insurance,
both of which vary with the season
of the year, tho abundance ar scarcity
ot' tonnage, aud charter of vessel
Steamer freight is $500 per ton, say
% cts. per 100 pounds.
You are sensible i'm putting your
wheat at Astoria. II is far prefer
able to Portland.
Yours truly,
/. FRIEDLAND DER.
Mr.. Friedlander is the most exten.
sive wheat merchant on the coast,
and his opinion is worth mu,,h TO those
interested in that important traffic
His testimony in favor of Astoria rs
shipping port for Oregon is valua-
bile, and is another argument in sup
port of cur frequently expressed po-
sition ppon that point.
IT, as Mr.. Friedlanler says, wheat
in warehouse at Astoria ought to be
worth San Francisco price, then, ac-
cordpg to the present San Francisco
quotations (s2 per 100 ibs.) wheat at
Astoria should command Sl.20 per
bnshel, or .ffig cents per bushel more
than is now offered i'm our local mar
ket. With tho open locks, and COM
petition in transportation, wheat
should not cost more than ten cents
per bnshel for transportation from
Albany TO Astoria. This is an excess
sivc, rather than an under estimate OF
the cost of transportation. Then, our
wheat should command, ut this point,
with Astoria for shipping port for
foreign market, S1.l0 per bushel.
This is plain proposi,ion, and we
leaye our Iarmer friends 10 consider
whether it would not DO to their in
ierest TO assist in making Astoria the
shipping point for their grain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
Ara meeting of the friends of 4

AT meeting of the friends of the
"Qnaker policy" he'd in Washington
after the reception of the news of the
Modoc massacre, Mr Fred. Douglas
said That the only way to solve the
Indian question was by making citi-
zens of them. Agreed! And let
that phil.nthropic nigger, Fred.
Douglas, carry the news in person to
Cayta;n Jack.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

As Sergeant Bates is determined to,
carry the American flag all over the
world why don't he hurry up and tote
it through the lava beds, just now,
while Capt. Jack is still alive to see
IL futter2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
nFYpHy4 Indiana has the

DELpHIa. Indiana, has the follow
ing dog ordinance Dogs that are
not collared and labeled. no matter
how respectfully they are connected,
will have their narratives amputated
one lllch south OF their ears"
What IS oracIe =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

SESATos MITCHELL has appointed
two Democratic postmasters Cole
of Portland and Brown OF Jefferson
and the Oregomiao is putting a
lively twist in his caudai appendage
for this objectionable treason to the
Republican party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

THE irrepresslble conflict in Louis
lana still goes on, and the dispatches
of yesterday tell us that armed citizens
and the New Orleans police are having
deadly combats in the vicinity OF the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.

THE telegraph yesterday briefly in
formed us that Chief Justice Salmon
p. Chase, of the Z. S. Supreme Court,
died at Washington on Wednesday.
May 7th, of apoplexy, being attacked
only the day previous. He was aged
about 73 years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

A letter TO the New York Herald
says: "One of the common sailors
on the Atlantic was woman about
twenty-five years old, who lost her
life trying 10 save lives. Her sex
was not known until she was being
prepared for burial
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

BEN. BUTLER has again got his
cock-eye upon the Massachusetts Gov
ernor's chair. He will probably
" make the rifle this time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

TIE Portuguese journals nearly de-
spair of organizinga Republican party
in that country. There must be very
little To steal over that way.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
1855.

Dods>e,s Reaper aud Ezs.vcr--"DHio" and
"i1e:eys" patents eo;ntinad, .iti Dodgs'.'s
inproysnef. sty tg zs ag T9s ; sna and /. !,
the World. Can Dc set 10 cat higher tlian any
other ssaif-i:aEeT. gI-5aDd for circular eutit-
icd "Twsnty Reaso'is WHY Farmers should
buy the DodgP."
E.ccf.ior freaper and zi,.vsr-The original
and Eis-sf Dropys'r aud Utnd- itsi'ser, has high
grain wheels and the new Adjustment Rel.
kcrs and ,9cfi-it.a;Eers. extra strong ana dura-
bic. Prices low.
Dar..s Reaper and EovTer-ffanf-I.aker
cuts higfi or log; strong, and suitable tGT
FIX as well as grain.
Nerd, gyaryasfer-D, ,sirabIc md economical
aayo, hnryes,IBa grain. Blad'r@ rida, Many
,,r for ttto,n to Had 'rs or Reapcrs. Pres
REDUCED. 81-.3cnd Gor descriptive circular.
uaipes' Header os Hargester-Hfth Hodges
tuDroycfIefttB and ether additions for 1873.
I've, G,zos tan and twelve fret cut. Our Head
ersaFe made in f,kin. Illinois. and nre tiI@
mos. apUrOsad yia and mag. LOOK f,,Is fOr
.infrrior Inaies'' with prrfeuded improve.
tncafs that may BE- offered by California
dealers or their agents.
Clipper sfosyerr-Fo1r Sizes. Combines MORE
desirnblc features tnnD car l." found in any
other ofts .fogrr. EOs. and are more par
ti,s,larIy recl,utrne ;ldnd tor 1oavy worI. and
refnfis District, the 80, bsiDg IgbtrT and
not ns strong a. tine larger sizps. Descriptive
S-yrsnue Iron Mower. model Of sim pllci: }
s4.d 70, r.ection 1f nsciIa nisiD. and IL THE
FINEST GttABTSD Biac1if:e yft l:ItTodtlcf 81
IL aairoD and dETatlf. a.Id uuga .siionabiy tho
b.st mb.ieraie priced *:ow'T in the f1ar."t.-
~. si.r:d :str a apra.u. pasBpsiif, and exam
tfie into tn@ rsrr.tz of tJis ue@ A.o1cf, which
Iias created such STIR Ia the East.
Pitts Improved EsCa1IIenger'' Tis-eE5.er-
aOr. improvements I;ii adGitio'is tor Io13. ~
both srparatnrt ard Powers. want oi sInc'
foTiIds eTgu.1crating. II II no" 'ctSn!Zf-d as
THE lradinz rhFesiaT, a:ti stands lar st1if'ad
of "WibdIes: Of tiis blo..ra' Ia the cstItDa-
tion q! the ltr ss.iiug public. Guaranteed tn
separate fIz;9r and ci"tn BITTER, wItho;Tt
er.ei.iug or w.&.: of grain. than any other
Tbrpsiter kuo.a- Isirtasi.lar >aitS.iItjt1 Is
called igtbe tuDisnis-. ~ tSI--I.slf>" SHOE,
and n"R iTnjroscIu in the "Ioanted'
rn.rsra etc s.ir i'1iras!s-lrp:i vino i:aTs not
setn the change- md improvements mad" IN
tir "IJit's" Eufalo 1kres1fr during the
last tao y.ara syI commit their os,l iFl.<r 81
by hooking III t'ls "cHtt!.LENGEi." bciorf
eisewiis-t.. All szcs irDTai To iZ-hosse pow r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

THE bulletin pays high compli-
ment to Hon. L. +. Mosher, the newly
Judge of the Second Dis
trict.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
HEMORRHOIDS.

N !. CARoTHERs 4 cos "PILE PILLS
ANu OINTMENT" bave now become enc of
the standard preparations Of the day; is pre-
chronis or recent). Sufferers may depend upon
il. that this remedy will give them permanent
relief from this Troublesome and damaging COM
plant.
Sent postpaid to any address within the Uni.
ted States) upon receipt Of price, 81 so.
a. CAR0THERS 4 CO.,
nseyl Aibauy, Lirn Coz Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

ALBANY FARMERS COMPANY
NToTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Stockholders OF the Albany FnrmerS' Com
pany will meet In the city OF Albany, Linn
county, Oregon. on Monday, June =. 1878. for
the purpose OF electinE Directors and other
necessary officers, and eirscting n permanent
organization of the Company.
JASON WHEEL Err,
MARTIN IUPER,
C. 7. BURKHAET.
Nav 2 lS73-n3Std
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

Gh hEA@ thSN<A per dayi Agents wslnted!
gDeDEO0zU All classes OF worixinlg peo-
pie, OF either sex. young or old, make iinore
or all the time, than at anything else. Pjrticu-
lars Tree. Address q. stinson q Co. Portland.
Maine. yS4syL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

The "Times" says Or. Waipole has lost his
beautiful chestnut mare. She died suddenly In
harness. It. Is supposed iror bots or pin worms.
II the Doctor had used Shrridana Cavalry Con-
dition Powers. he would no doubt have had his
mare to-day-they arc death ON worms.
Chapped hands are very common with those
who have their hands much In water. A Jew
drops OF Johnson's Anodync Liniinent rubbed
over the hands two or three times Il day, will
keep them soft and white. Fishermen, sailors,
and Others will do we'll to remember this.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
I arm implements q Machines

Balls 'Tornatio' T,ires.,er = Similar but
much superior TO tie "Ru5s.Il" and s'ssyyeer,-
I stakes" witt, n heavier frame and wider shoe,
I and other Improvements for 1875. IL is q su,
4 p@rior ThTssIeT
End1sss Chain Tsresiaers-whee1er. MeI,ck
7 Il Co.'S; two sizes, With special IN provcrnents
/ nos To be found elsewhere.
Hsrse Pesyers--AII sizes and sfyles. Including
Inc new model Pitts. both "Alohnted" and
/ down."
f;aerzeye Eo.yer, also Reaper and Mower
| We ar. the l snla authorizsd agents for the sale
and We tern i aho ours ar; GE 'lss1 1NE
Il made ~ HuftInssi., Miner 4 CO., tae orfgina-
1 tors and owners Of the Eicseye PATENTS.
TIA yIor's 3a1,zy EsIfe--.saperior Il, any other
/ Rake yet tntroduc ID. Very desirable for
4 cleaning Wheat fields as well raking hay
\ Have had them made expressly TO order
4 stronger and heavier than can be found else.
Where.
Revolving Fakes to 10 feet long also the
.:arpex' gsatse-SiDe feet hes.d, mounted ON
I. "ranncrg',-ncw triryfng dcvice--is fsuch the
best Revolving Rake made.
Horse Tfny For,E--Palncr's, Walkers and
4 tine Sells Hyrpoon.
Fan sIiI5s-CIar;ses 'DonbIe shake" Pacific
Mil, the only mill that will separate oats
from wheat perfectly.
Chnrns-BlaHchard's the BEsT in the world
+ also the Cylinder and the Thermometer.
WaGous-We have both the PACIFIC" and
i "DAIS" With new pattern, extra strong and
I heavy thImbIes. Wheels soaked Ia boiling
oil, and otnnr improvements for 1873. Guar
aBieed tn run lighter and outwear any other
wagon ia this usarkct.
ALSO,
Harvesting TooIz, Mil Stones
Extras Tor Machines. Smut Machines,
>;ickls: SECTION, Steam Engines
Rubber and Leather Planning Mills
Belffng, payafes Carriages
Turbine water wheels, Etc, ctc., etc.
We Ia port only the best articles. and our pri-
ces viii az all times be az 10. as TIE lowest.
aZIook out for irTeSfonsi5i. Runners, who
are anxious 10 get rid of second rate Machines.
EIT.iber1I terms - the trade. Manufsctu-
r9r3' Descriptive Circulars mailed on applIea-
.lon. KNAPP, EURREs.L & CO.,
Portland, Or g0n.
, AGENTS AT AIRANY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

Neglect everything, or anything EXCEPT q
cough o. cold. = years suffering, and too Of
ten death itself may be the result OF one day ;
innttsnt!on to troubles o! the ttruat or lungs.
Volumes would not contain the mass OF tcsti-
mony that could be given relating to the cures
effected by DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
HORSEan CARRIAGE MARKET

NBw-YoRK. Thursday, Aug. H. 1873.
The temperance of fine weather to-day had
favorable influence the horse market, and gave
promise OF at least partial revival of business. few
carloads OF work horses have been received from the
West, and offered at about s5 each three however
nave been sold for s25. There Is fair supply OF fine
carriage horses hand, but It would be difficult 70 find
superior PAR 16 hands high among the number. IL Is,
however, q good time 10 buy and money may he saved
Dy purchasing before the busy Horse fanciers
anu noneyed men being still largely out OF town. there
Is tle inquiry trotters only sae-a brown
Iotsng mare for SCOTS reported The average mum
Der vi noIses OF all kinds arriving is not above the
average OF other and the market is not likely to
DC 0Verstocked II fair demand sets in.
ere are lew inquiries for good carriages either for
saIe OF private use Southern dealers feel somew lat
discouraged by the condition Of trade in their section,
anu VIII not buy largely until the prospects OF busy
seson improves. The makers introducing the latest
uIpIoFensnts In the vehicles which they preparing
LOT the ran trade, and will offer superior carriages
can De found in Long Acre or els where
regular sale az MesSrs. Barker Chase's Mart was
excellent horses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
DHILADFLPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

l. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS TO
THE OIL REGIOS snd LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Tfias
will Desbrosses a5d Cor aadtsl Per1es:
$3.50 H. Express daily Sunday With Pullman Parlor
Car through from Phsderha Wiamspor Palace oil
CRY. snIbury 64O; w,npori $50; Lock Haven. 955
Remove ll:lO p n Ineton Sos CORY sos; Ene 745
net0n and Cory with OIL Greek and Allegheny River
R. for the Oil Region Ene with Lais Shore L. for all points
$3.50 D. Ere td,lv) Pullman Palace Car NeTYork
Efie sunburv. 600; Wismsport
9.45 Remove II Irvugton, $40; Ceuv GlO Ere, 1853
T. n Irvbston with OIL Greek AID Athsuy River T.
Tor the Regoa Bs with Lase Shore r. r. FOR al points west
W. A. BALDWIN, General supenbsnleuL
D. NJ BOYD IT,, Ger. Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

ERIE RAILWAY.-SummerA rran cement of
II Tans taking fee June 49, 1873 FOE ChsnbsrIsi Depot r
em-Cnenaat and Chicago Day Express Dr.uirr Cosebs
to Bugao aud sleeping Coaches 70 destination.
i -BIpTsts MAI IJT BsAalo Niagara Fa Seepn2Coath
D M Day-CIeipuad and Chicago Night BTprs,, Sleeping
Coaches through 20 Buffalo, NtgAIa Fs Csenush Detroit and
Chicago NithVui change
Port Jsrs g. II and Ills m. $50 $3.50 ard Jpn
0osb AID htioW1 %. ., 1870. II AID @lllS a r. oAb
420. 1880 AMI to p. u.
Warwick, s. i a and A.30 ?.
Ecwturgt. 1880. and II a. and 4. 80 p n.
sugn &c, :, 1880, II and ll:l5 S45 g. g. 1880, =
Ridessood Hoboku, snsdals and Rani.r &C. s. 1880 H.
sll:lt = Il $40 8. 9. 1880, and .ll:5O p n - -
paterson &C. 645. $40 s. 1880 $40 10 IL lll5 II 80
l2noon 'l45 S45, o. 6;l5, 6, $3.50 - 1880 ard
Nt1s1 g. 7:l5 .s:45 1890 n a45 5:l5 $3.50 ?. n,
and IL sat7idf nights only.
Pasac Ouy), - -l45 T. 5l5 g. $3.50 $, 1880 and
Hillside H.eEsuss,I and w,y s. BIS and Is 45Ln
spnhr VALLEY and wty, and $50 = "a. 4:45 m
EngoWocd = g. 10, ADd $50 n l:3O 3;lo 4;l5 s46 53O,
Creakn 8 s. H. and $3.50 N. 1850 3:l5 AS $50 $780,
= As O. N, and IL SATURDAY nig bt onT. -
SpGrth 8 49, and $3.50 a 1880. Sl5 Ais, 445. $50
$50 HAS p m AID y Saturday nights only. - 49,
PsrroBt s 49, $500 1880 3:15. 4:45 $50,
$50. t745 p r. ape y Saturday nights only.
NB-TrAnf lesVug Chsmherssf half houu leave
Il3Op n AZ he time The ls u mid Trains
n sTrslHs or he and Newark Branch leaving
quarter hSurs leave 80 minutes earlier than
k,1 for pss.,re .s Tor asirtne and Sleeping
obtained oer for the enseknE and transfer
ttbt.
Court Brooklyn the CORpa5ys Depois and 81 Agents We
sb;it isusdsrsO. +'supd.ys Midestovn s,l,.
JEO n. ABBOTT, General Passenger Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
! I

The BYS and MOsT AGREEABLE TONIC introduced For
Debility and Loss Of Appetite It IL
Recommended Tor it purity BY the Poe Journal Arthur HI
HaSsan N. D. Wentworth L. Scott ESQ, y. G. s. r. A. ) L.
T. A., &c Sold by Grocer onen and Chemiss in large
BEETLES Beware Of limitations Prepared bv
GOODALL BACKHOUSR Co..
Leeis England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
forsrs. Carriages. farness, &r.

A L N. 7. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
uONIy F0URrH-AyE., COR. Twenty FIPTH-Sr.
bs ye FAMILY Carriages and LGht Road second
aAne 4. tsaseaa9is pnesA hsrne-s IN great yAnssJ.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
- (Lste JOhn,ton & Van Tss,elO
OFFICE AND sALESROOM OLD STAND,
81 hassaust, opposite the Postohes
. THs H0RsE-AUCTIoN BRANCH OF THE HOUSE rs RE.
hOfED 10 IiE SPACIOUS PREMISES,
- 81. 23, AMI % EAST THlRTEESTH-sT,
oetreen fhhare and Unyersitypls.e.
me business Will be conducted precisely the
orabo principles which the dealings Of
mouse ara non the and onkeaee OF the bIness
well az the public Al
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
AT 1912 O'CLOCK.
ns Tor sale be made either downtown House
~ Nhns TIE Mart 10. 81 % and % East Trsenth-st
LiBBhAh ADVANCES. As USUAL. MADE on CONslGSAENrA
kEhshkEE THE SALE COMMENCES AT 1Ol2 O'CLOCK.