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THE SAILOR.
ny WORDSWORTH.


He had 6PPn rear q
among the mountains, and he in his heart
Was half a shepherd on the stormy seas.
rn in the piping shrOuds had Leonard heard
the tones Of waterfalls and inlHnu sounds
If caves and trees: and when the regular wind
'gntween the tropics fi'd the STEADY sail,
Nnd blew with the same breath for days aud weeks,
lengthouinu invieibiy its weary line
Alrug the cloudlesE main, he, in those hours
of tireaome Incidence, would often hang
over the vessels aide, and gaze and gaze;
Nud while the broad green wave and sparkling foam
It1sh'd round him, images and hues wrought
IN union with tn employment of his heart,
lie, thus by feverish passion uyerCame,
Even with the organs Of his bodily eye,
below him, in the bosom Of the Deep
Jaw mOuutains-saw the forms Of sheep that gra2ed
nn verdant hiila-with dwellings among trees,
Nnd shepherds clad IN the same country gray
Which he himself had worn.
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old, whose consequences are in the
highest degree de~leterious to the growth
of those qualities which make good men
and good women in society as well MS
good o~itizens in civil life.
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Industrial Love Making.

drugs,
Industrial Love Making.
Two young turtle doves, wandering
with pinions entwined among the laby-
rinths and bowers of the Exposition
building in Cincinnati. were heard to
coo thusly
Shc-"DO you indeed love me true ?"
He-"True as the needle to the
sewing machine, or the I pst accurate
case of mathematical an@prabuR on ox-
hibitioD, When ] losor, Won my heart
warns like a heating folk and beats
like a steel hammer.
She-"I can believe y57f then ?''
He-"Doubt burglar-proof safes and
plated ware, wax-work, millinery and
safety-valves, but never doubtmy love. d"
She" Dearest Claw'd e
He Your Iove-lit chances stir the
waters of my heart like a turbine wheel
You are the s%ublimated agricultural
machinery Of my spiritual exposition.
Nou ar" the c~rltivator of my mortal ev-
lstenc", tn" seed drill for grains Of
pureRt Thought. the reaper Of golden
harvestR Of affection, and the
well. more to me than all the other girls
III Cincinnati.
She administering a ruguish fan tapl
'Perhal@ can prove you II thrashcr.
too.
lie we'll and1 II you do, YOU will
ma me as doclIe III your hands as pin"
woo" IN grasp u wood workers. or
"''"P'o'to" toNtlI'E IN rag machinery.
Hi'' our heart VIII Y wander
from me?
Ho-"My sweet sugar ovaporator,
as O expect t" see a pnteut saw-miII
wandering in the galleries ar yt,on,
bo;1,rs o,,1 t,h,oo, .ot
1:, '''.' ''''''',' ''''I'',''7 P'"'oo'''-
Jung "'''-in-a''u t'Fo"Rh th' ha'I. Nou,
and You alone, occupy tho apartments
of my heart. You are alike top,nt
o,,ost and ,on,,lor L,or1a. t
. ',','''i' ''''"'9 ne
,i'E ''' ','''e' "PoolSt'rF M" m'So"'-
Iaue""S honSe-irrnlsh1ng goods,
She-"I must will believe Won
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soME men. without medical kuowledye all
veftise their unskillful preparations to cure
every disease, which liz impossible nor can
they always cure the same disease. While Dr..
Pieree's Family Medicines have their legiti-
mate range, and have proven the most yaG,1a-
bic curatiyes ever given to the public. vet he
IL fully competent to use any necessary auxili-
AIRY treatment, that all may recover. His pri-
vate practice is enormous. Patients from
every quarter wait ON him, while thousands
are treated by letter, hnd special medicines
sent my mail or express. A small OUTLAY win
secure his valuable services. Address. with
stamp, DIR. r. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N. T.. for a
printed list OF questions. to assist in deserib-
ing your case. G27.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect PlTgatiTe and Regulating Pills,

perieetly %tssteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum purge. regulate, purify, cleanse ana strength.
en. Railways PILLS, for tie uura III nj dFsng.
GERS n the st9maell Liver, BnWels, Kidnepe. Hiad-
ueE nervous Diseases. Headache. Consffnasi Inn
g23tlxensss Indigestion, ,Dygpepala, Biitonsseas,
Btllohs FyEhnB, and Typhoid IFavars. fudau7ma1
ion. q the BbFels, PILES, and All ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
ale tI'tftnai Yiseefa. Warranted TO effect i %n0sitjvs
cuts. Enreiy vegetable, containing M nirrrttry
numerals, o. dplptpFiouR drugs.
IS ghsprve the following svmptputa rea,,ittng
r'9At disorders Of - digestive organs.
: ltlstipatton, Inward Piles. Ftillness Of Tho ptond
" ga Heal ADidtty Of the Stomach. Na5isaa
heaftbnrn, Disgust 81 Food. FnIffpss I'D Wafghf IL
~ slflIOaeas sour Limitations, SinktpR ~ Fittt
isitlfg al the Pit OF tie stamheh, swjniittt,,e III tbs
Iieal hurried aud Difficult Breathing Fl1tierine
Nv tbE HeaFtt ChHktUE 81 Suffering Epnsaytnts
NJ wn / II z l5ing, pasture Dttaness ~ Visign Dpfs
u "ssis seiefe The sight. FeyHta and Dull pain M
We heaat Deficiency OF Precipitation. YetiqlFIaas
~ skih ana Eyes, Paia IN the side. th.sl
nus ana Sudden FltFbes TT Iipai p,tfntt35 II,
sst, e4esh . iesy daFas OF RAILWAYS Pills
VII Ifes ne system from ali tha ataee MINED lis.
95asss Price 70 cents per hox. som ly iii
READ FALSE AND Fri Fy Sad ~ u
atang 70 kApSlY co No e warren st
sent you, s"''sN"8s VII ne
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greatest Importance, and with it he
woRld prefer to carry any one through
the disease by wines and soups and
fresh air, rather than by the use Of
drugs.
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A Gentleman.

Show us a man who can quit the So
ciety of the young, and take pleasure
in listening to the kindly voice eff age A.:
show us a man that is ever ready to
pity and help the deformed show us
a man that covers the faults of others
with a mantle of charity show us n
man that bows as politely and gives the
street as freely to the poor sewing girl
as the millionaire who values virtue,
not clothes who shuns the company of
such as congregate the fair sex, or make
unkind remarks of the passing poor
girl show rs a man who abhors the
libertine; who scorns the ridieuler of
his mothers sex, and the exposure of
womaniy reputation show MS the man
who forgcts fop an instant the
delieacy and respect due a woman, as a
woman, in any condition or class-and
You show ms q true gentleman.
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The only Pain H . an
that instantly stops the most escruciatinE pains,
RlIRys t~ntammRttons. and cures COMPOSITIONS,
whether of the HngS, stomach. bowels. or other
glands or organs, by one application,
IN FROM ONE TO rwESry MINUTES.
No matter how violent or pNcruciRtIng the main
the rheumatic, bed ridden. lntirln, crippled, uer-
vous, neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease may
suffer, RhbWAN'S RELIEF Will afford
INSTANT EASE
inflammation of the kidneys,
InfinIn nation of the bladder,
tnfia mmatiOn of the bowels,
Congestion of tne lungs.
Sore throat, difficult breathing,
PalpitatiOm OE the heart,
Mysteries, group, dyptheriR,
ChtaTrll influenza.
Headache, tOOthaChe.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Cold Chtlts' REGe ChiIls.
The application Of tho Ready Relief to The mari
Or parts where the paiu a. difficulty exists will nf-
ford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops IN hall "A lumhlGr OF wafer will IN
q lew moments cure cramps, sprnins. sour stomach,
heartburn, sick headache, tliarI hun. dysputerv,
collie. wind in the bowels and all Internal pains
Travellers should always uArry a bottle Of Rad
Ready Relief with item. A few drUps in
water Will prevent sickness or pains from rtinngp
Of wafer. II is better than Franch brandy or III
as n stinuIant.
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not uufrruucnt1y left in lbo r,.,r,,1 so,.
ornl weeks after being ripc os thopyb
I tl,oY vpro dead 4tnurs anil rr,Ioo,oro
ahIc, instead or LIVING rcriaL,bIo ,r-
oanisma subirrl T., oII Al, ~,1.E,
transformations and ,Iia,,.o,. A., ,.
tain to nII vital 4tructnr,.
HOUSE. FARM. AND GARDEN
-" N'S' '''tN" Al'rri>@. Fake" II
t''' '''' Wv ~, not "a''F, ii perfectly
'''''l 'onR-'a''''' mop. aud a dish OF
Wy, ''T'',''' '''l''o la'"I. sweep all
o'''' VIZ '"' 'u'U'Ii'R' linen scatter TIL"
w. '''''H "''' '!' room NrlnR
"oP ~ S''' tt VIII no, "rlP at ALL
w ~ "','' Wv "i''''''' 40 II ''o''
",""'' ','R'."i7' " 'l' 7t'a"' ana N"'
,'" ""S'' '"' '''' oreao'h' Nh'n
''' '""'''"R - '"H' Tue meat 'a'k ne
S"'P' Wv o''S''l " 8'o'llu always ho
WI "'"' "H'
SCREWS In PbASrEH WALLIS,
"hon we try to taSten brackets. atrlPao of
wool ETC. t" plaster walls by means
~ screws II ~ often found ~1mposslhI"
/" 'nah' screws hoid hrmIY. when We
'''' ''e'h III TIE PlaSter breaks out and
WI. ''""' - III ''u'' ANA yet 4" screw
wen 7'' '"'"a PiaS''F wall VIII h"ld
very 'ih'F, Inc o'"t pan IL to en-
- o., ~, ''''''
- P'.'''' 20
4,,a r1.... 1 '''
n .1.t =, 'Ii'" '"
at " P'"'O'i '"'
D..
'N' ut, az ~
= I'''0 tt ''"o''"
.i1 r.NI ~, - W
~ .. 'S - I'd"
,toroh naro., -. w.
ona;l,ro t..;l..Ir Ii '
+bo naufonor 49,, .a-
ooH,o .L .I wa"
tartar noD,o, and ,tbo,. e,,io,o a,-u
+bo Anon L;naa g a ~
dnring tho roor h,.o fon,i1l- in .
ornroo;.bIo Hon, II
ribhans broi5s +ri,no;,uI aa 31' r.
like Il oftor COSTS loco =, not , uiao.s :
- or "a vords to oo+ civ r. = a,,,,, ,.a,1, ,
At retail THREAD +oro, nina LaIa =
needless notbino 10 co smo1I hrt ~; :, !
ooon,,- l., L,m4 Ii /
e ana un Gmn~ ,
mil. in maxim Quail nunoLaa11 =
GrryrA pee A ,,r,ito,. - 5inAn :
, tLaaa ian. 49,. -.
ha,11 80 .,I
.otion is entertained oonoro1Ir that
hev are a kind of rat and tborcforo an =.
ninst nreirdice ought To be ovoroo,,o -
thew are excellent aatinp Grinoo "
fgs are not pigs. They are harmless -
vegetable feeders Their aosb il =
utritious and delicate IF opoo 70 /.
,ived into orr markets. baino ~oosi1r !,
pised. hey would aoon he nrizod for /,
. :, "
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In THE Ukraine (Russia} the women
court more generally than the men.
When a woman falls in love with a man
she il not in the least ashamed To "a 10
his fathers house and reveal her pas
sion IN the most tepder and pathetic
manner, and to promise the most sub
missive obedience if he will accept her
as i wife. Should the inssnsible man
pretend my excuse, she tells him she
is resolved neveT TO 40 ont of the house
till lie gives hts consent, and according.
ii, taking up her lodgings. remains
There. III he still ohstinately refuses
haE, his case becomes exceedingly dis
trassing. The Church is commonly on
hes side, and To turn her ont would prn-
woke her kindred - revenge Der hono,
&c that he has 40 method left but to be.
take himself 10 flight till che ii other.
wise disposed Of,
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II You are tired of having y0uf linen collars
padlY tfoned wear The Elmwood or Warwick
aud DO troubled nD more.
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We understand that the whooping-oough il
quite prevalent in the towns around rs hui
that M cases have proved fatal. some FAINT
hes use nothing but Juhnson's Aaudyns Tini-
ment. Our doctor, however, says d little
vantage. "
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Fer Coughs and TI,toat u,.n.,
own Bronchial TroeheH having proved
'heif efficacy BY 9 test Of msny years.
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The constantly increasing sale 81 The
Queens Toilet for the complexion. shows
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TIJE w EHKLy SIN.
OuIv al a years Pages
H. u r,,.u p,rrn rho Weakly n. Y,
II ""7g ,n"n"' = .nor Sand vorr Dollar.
~ G I"sne, . a IT"I u ,rTp The Week
~ A. ~ n,n' aIan nj a ,,o.r gard vour
= !. '"'' P"s'''
THE BEST POLITICAL PArER.-ihe MeeRls N,
Y. Sun. independent ana taitnlul, Aesi.rS
Public Plumber. = pages VI year 9e'''
your Dollar.
TUE BEST Nt"SrAPER me Me'NA t.
Sun. Z pages. Tl = year. Seud your noi,h,
HAS ALL THE NFWH.- me weekly N ! '''
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We g Horae n -

on~ghtthefaat horse - be encouraged
was the question hat came up at a late
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NERVOUS DEgI.

with its gloomy a~ttanialls "
sion, involuntary emissions
tuFrhpa, loss OF power, dry Pc
and threatened imnptelre wv
sovereign cure In HUM
IC RPEJIFtC, No TW AN "
erpign Remedy tones up w
discharges, and imnafts figg III
vitality to the entire man wv
sands Of cases. pflrP, Bper
and n large AZ vial, when ~
obstinate or cid cases, q
all druggists, and sent By tlall "
Address HUMPHREY HI
TCTEF 60. ad2 broadway Mt
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A SrURBOnS CuUGH that will not yiCii to Ordi-
nary remedies, may no thuTunghIv CurPd nv nr,
Jaynes ENpCCtoraut, an CniCa"iOus medicine in
bronchial and pulmonary disorders.
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aged gaafA 4 native Of ErankIin.I
BIaLER-At bis residence, sunny
cue PIansatiou, On bayou sehaasF,
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1900 A MONTH SALARY 70 AGENTS.
Bridal Needle" 10. t7fg Olive street, 81. I1nia. No
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&c R-hvafcfnnA-

TO Ehy@1C1axaa.
NJ niake o speciality OF SURVIVING ptvatcta,.
w with PpRE Drug. Medicines, Cien,iaats Ami
sFefy tnlng Haed In their practice, at very lon.
rates Pfica-Iist sent free by mail ~"
AadgesS SCHULTZ Il EEgLEY
Wholesale Druggists, Cincinnati. D
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w AlHABLB. FARM SEEDS AND nOpEs
" slyEN AWAN-Three specimen comics az
HI lages q valuable reading matter, handsomely
titussFalea with ellgtavings Of farm t~tt9tidfngG
st9sA poHitfys dogs birds, ut i. and Il
paekagg ~ Chester County Mammoth Corn i'm.
p9ftea White Oats and Aisike OF fireTn IIavar
VIII De sent HREE TO all who send two ssap,isS X.
chester cofnty. Va. - ~ eHpafA'
I'hE BRnWNs y BLACKS pR0pIfCnn
WI slat .tetllmg preparation. gs~Jataanrofs
1AestshoF kAHAf ,ugE, ca4lH9t he Hxepile1 IN ta2
lure Us tlntg sllallefge com tarispt with Nainr@fa
ihost favored productions and defy detecttan,
ELAga's TF'sTAET REIdFF-wAtp4gry ,,
4 to relieve al Rheumatic Affections. spfains
NeliFalgia. etc. The best, the street. and ne 9nbsL'
est remedy fer all bowel GompiRiras. t{etiaf g,,ar
anteaa or the money rounded, s"A'
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@s EEEHN
chosen trum tie
olil end influential m0a
those oountenange would
eR4alku - swA
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IaHFa
TO R0Ois WI i t5
can fHit tho9atA9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28

AN ELEGANTLY FITTED SAMPLE ROOM ON
"A broadway for sale cheap prompt purchaser spcn
did location; lease rent only $37 good business done
must be sold. LLOYD, 20 Broadway.
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GREAT BARGAIN.-THE OLD AND POPULAR
"A established Confectionery stand Of D. Arnould No.
1Wooster street. including mis- extensive Stock and FIX
lures, for sale cheap II applied for Immediately TO H. f.
HOOPS, Trustee, No. 3OJay street
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF EXCISE, NO. 2e9 MULBERRY
~ street. New York, May 80 ls73The Board OF Excise
in and the city and county of New York. give public
censcs Tor the sale of strong and sprituous liquors
vines ale and beer in accordance with the laws Of the
s. STATE Se q New York on and aes TN ISIS
Glass L For arst class hotels. restaurants. saloons
CLASS For second class hotels. restaurants saloons
&c, the sum OF $50
uous liquors sold and drunk upon the premises the
where strong and spiruous liquors sold in quantities
less than hye gallons q ume and not drunk upon the
CLASS 8. For all places where ale and beer only are
sum Of $50
The amount Of the license fee in each case must &C.
Parties receiving license will be furnished with
copy Of the law regulating the sale Of intoxicating liquors
Particular attention directed to the provisions Of the
law relative TO closing on the Sabbath. and from to
No oiicense viii be granted to known propretors o or
places used for houses OF prostitution gambling or other
immoral or unlawful MIA, purposes. =, a.. e.,,ou,
From The First, Second, Third Fourth Fifth and Sixth
wards from june to June 7. inclusive.
wards, from June to Juue IA, inclusive.
From the Twelfth Thirteenth, Fourteenth Fifteenth,
Sixteenth and seventeenth wards from June 10 to June
From The Eighteenth Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty
first and Twentysecond wards from June g. 70 June 8
plants violations OF the Excise laws has opened
person authorized to receive any payment on ac
count OF this Board except at Its office and during Office
once hours from "a M tq4rM.
JAMES L = sTEWART. STEM commissioners
John r. vOORiiis OF Excise
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LNoR sALR-oN ACCOUNT OF THE DECEAsE OF
Alexander Ward the stock, Fixtures and Lease q
lately occupied by him ut ISL Eighth avenues s offered
or sale. Parties desrous of purchasing please call.
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A COUPE, VERY LIGHT, TRIMMED WITH BROWN
"A satin, with gold mounting, used only q short tme
with pole and shafts; made to order BY Demarea Co.
BASKET PONY PHAEToN, WITH CANOPY
DOG CART, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS BUILT BY
VICTORIA IN PERFECT ORDER.
CLOSE COACH, IN PERFECT ORDER.
sIx-SEA1 DEPOT WAGON, BUILT BY WOOD BROS
TOP AND NO TOP PONY PHAETONS; TOP WAC
ons at $3.50 each; Rockaways, Jump Seat and Road
Wagons; Harness, Sheets Whips &c.
All PRIVATE SALE AT THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE
MART OF
WILLIAM VAN TAsSELL,
no. III ia East Thirteenth street, Fourth
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YORK. SATURDAY, JUNE 2s l87s-TRIPLE SHEET


sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, SO.
FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds, &C.; Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food for mocking birds At 3. g. DovEi's No. Greene
street, Canal.
TOR SALE-A PIKE COUNTY, Pa, ORANGE
IL and white Setter Dog, will exchange for Sharp's
Sporting Rife. Address ROOM 3, 23 Bond street.
THE TURF.
T,ROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK, SATURDAY,
i June S, ats o'clock Match, 500; mile heats best
three in Ave, in harness.
Peter Lapense enters r. q. Champion.
Michael Kane enters b. x. Bob Tail.
Same day-Match $200 mile heats three in five, In har
ness, catch weights.
A. Bourret enters b. nj. Mary Louise.
Chas. Mcintyre enters b. M. Little Nelly.
Admission 81. VIM II. VAN COrT, Superintendent.
FTNROTTFNG AT DEERFOOT PARK, SATURDAY, JUNE
2S at 8 7. M.-George Wrights blk 8. Captain Jinks;
Philip O'Neis hr. @. Colonel Match of $780, to wagons;
Colonel to draw IS lbs overweight Admission 80
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Superintendent
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-EvERY MAN SEEKING A SAFE, LUCRA-
w tive and permanent business; $40 to $50 per day
can be made: cali and investigate. o. Bowery corner
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
At BARKER 4 CHASE's
| "A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter

u
...MsN SAILS,
e sTosswsy and
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
rwENrYrouR Houas I GGIo%hD HGdSHk for l. on every
THIS is THE ONLY AUCTION MART in the State hav-
ing the proper facilities for showing horses salevz
cATaIoGSE H ii s'IilS'E SALE THIS HIST Bay qcyef
AT IL O'CLOCK.
OF brown Trottng Mares, Ella and Nate Is high, and
years old stylish and tree drivers; trot In
are gentle lady drive and warranted sound
GENrLEMAN's entire private esiabiishment, consist
ing OF the speedy brown rotng Mare Sae West, sired
by Second Hambetonan; is i5 high 7years old very
three minutes handy to ROAD wagon; Is also perfect
family mare and Is warranted sound and kind also city
one ToP WAGON WAGON BY H'i BE@soNi. Esosi s00' 0l0si
ONE FINE RuCkAWAY: new.
FAST AND EXTRA STYLISH BROWN trotting Geld
ing; Vermont HamblcOnian stock l6A hign, years old
an extra nne, free and gamy driver; can beat three
minutes and to the end Of the road is AFRAID of
nothing be driven by child with safety and
ranted sound and kind also Road Wagon Harness. &C.
EIGHT SETS DOUBLE and single coach and road ar
ELEGANT AND EXTRA FINE STYLED BAY COLT
Kentucky Bred 1854 hgh years old splendid driver fine
flowing name and tail and warranted sound and kind
ssAta 81 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN fine
W & ssY w0st Ss HORSE
Sqe' AoRsE Afa. 'Di s IeH 7s FEARS oLD
seHa lnd
ALSO SEVERAL OTHER HORSES
SALES NEVER POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF
weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28

A ESTABLISHED WINE AND LAGER BEER sA-
N loon for sale cheap-On Third avenue, doing good
business; low rent Apply to THOS GAFFNEY, Auc.
toneer, No. Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

N'OR SALE AT ABARGAIN-A FIRST CLASS FAMILY
turnout consisting OF stylish pair Of brown Horses
street, and gold mounted Harness Address P. r., bo,
30 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28

A LIQUOR STORE FOR SATE-ON ONE OF THE
"A most leading avenues in this city; owner leaving
this city cause of selling. For particulars apply to
Shade, 2S7 BOwery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28

A WELL FITTED CORNER LIQUOR STORE in
"A populous neghborhood, doing profitable business
long iease low rent for sale cheap must be sold mme-
diatey. ~ LLOYD, 20 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28

ENOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY
Store in a fourishinc village New York city.
For particulars address H. s., 500 Third avenue deed
t0rey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28

WANTED-A DESIRABLE PARTNER IN A FIRST
w class, good paying, established business very small
capital required; opportunity Investigation
icited. ROBERTS Il Co, 70 Nassau street
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-02-13
WILLIAMS
 JAM AICA 

A sure and speedy cure for sudden Colds and Chils. ssss' A safe and cersaim remedy for Bowel Complaints, Cho1era M0rbns. d&e. Tho best tonic for Dyspepfics. xmvaluab1e ln domestic practice, and approved by the best physfc1ams in New EnRland. Sold by Druggists and GrOcefs.
 GEO. W. WILLIAMS 6 CO.,,
 Proprietors, Wartford, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-02-13

On and after Sept. 30, 1872, Passenger Train, will run as follows: N'N'"' GOING NORTH-LEAyE BRIDGEpORT