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the department in suppressiug fires. Recently
movement has been inaugurated whereby en-
ployes Of the Gas Compsny mill attend largo
fres, and take such precsutions and measures as
will prevent the leakage and explosion OF gss.
This will result in great saVing to tue Com
pany, and will prove Of much assistance to the
frei1en. Tho Gas Corps will DO uniformed.
The Nowburyport (Msas.) Herald says the
ledge Of rocks on which the ship fir Francis
went ashore hna from time ininemoria1 provided
q never failing supply Of rock-cod, froat-hsh,
h.ddock, and pollock. Since the wreck Of the
steamship the shesn h .SS .s not been a3 abG to
about tho country towns dependent upon that
port feE their sagpaah n unRrsesdsnted ase
During this period, the fishermen ut Portsmouth,
who fat in the aame locality, have Jared no bet
ter. Since the wreck, large numbers Of dead
frogt-tish have bcen noticed upon Salisbury
Beach, which has not occurred before. The Sir
Francis had on board soae 600 casks Of bleach
ing-powders md sodn-ash, aud SO bags Of yell
low coloring berries, which were thrown over
boara,E The question arisea, waa tho water SUI
to produce thiY result
, 1873-01-31
years Of age, was one Of the most learned mon
IN Europe in Egyptian scieuce.

Bishop Grnce. (Catholic) of st. Paul, Mimi,
has degraded the Rev. A schirmcr, pastor Of tho
French Catholic Church in that city, for bis con-
mar, formerly Catholic priest, but now mar
ricd aad u Episconal Clergyman At St. Charles,
Alinn. Tho Two clcrgymen woro students to-
cether and old friends
, 1873-01-31

r-o.nrpa nE t,c1I,pluR.. By LOUIE V1ARDoT- u
lustrsted with ;s ng% Rraa
uovIT ga3. ~. IN 1f1s sixty YEARS shscE- BY SIR
u T1ITa sco RI. Bart sew TorS: 6critner, VII
to5d c. tnic7go; @ a5roxs as11eS .'s rus1rs, ADrr
/: yUsEs. Asp IAscorEnIr n CEsTht4 AfnIcA, ~, ~
clu1tre an Ac count OF Iour Months Ees1uence MID
Lvins7t; q; ne, 15tnr Drawings By the Az
thor New yo-k: scrihaez, Armstrong : W. eh'-
p6 Gie9; Hsa5ey x6T 6i' Or Lpss; wrzH conrIErE
1n1oM1r1cAL 1.sD GRA.mAT1cA1 VoGA VoG4nrl-AHf a aotk
TRANSLATION FRaI Est1.5H INTO fAESG. n,1ss ~
cesd By anopsis Of the Ans. a., Tah,s a1 A r.
regular Verbs Occurring t1ae Teri Asu Most
Subjects ;Einal Competition IN tTenen, aost
Q: Them uneE ts Tom 70 b. to @ BE- Answered
in The SAME Language. 3y Professor .. alAgN1cE7
a A. H., LzssAssis rrossaor: United ssates Saca va
Academy. ra;Iad e!phis :: ]: B. L1ppancois q Co.
Chissco:, II. Is. Keeu Cooke .7,,,,,.-
HFFcTTofp, b. I.EEEcc- RUrEE sFE1saEh- r. Thlia- u
.de!paia /. B. Eppincott& 4 Co. cnfcaso: w. D.
hssn hsFAoIs i?ss NEST: TT LECTURES or z4E r.
11.,1ow o,EArURA Sc1EEE TO Ant: Gtfen Be1oIe @
tie uliyrsity Of o.fordin Lept @ !sT 51a is' nG n,
rn;c.po y. 3. Keen 4 coke.
MAN SIsDyE: Az As1Ez1as sroH1.. b3 one we Gn
Knows. ri1adclnhia: = 15ptaneost q Co.
Gee1Ks ,,eGfES Of + S1aN7LA6 Ags1 VOLUNTEER wAr
:: Wra M11oo. n TIE sEERs 1szs-I-8, ~ soa, 5s
,-:hsao: ". B. keen oote.~ -.
rgFE1Y: TALE or THE NEUTRAL dRoEfD. ~
Ee;1.sonr C3oPER, Illustrated from DraFinB1
O. c. DAE1Er.~ New ork: D. Appleton & co.
..~ fnic4Ro; ". b. Keen + Coke. -
,srIE GCEAN-NDRLD: BEG DEsc1IP11oN OF
, rHr SEA AND SOME, OF, IT. I:;HAr1TAET9. From
. .the French Of LOUIS F1GuER, New Edition. he.
.visd pr z PEEcET11 MH1o1E D., Professor les Ms o.
tgfons. New YORK: b. Alnldou = Co. ChiesEo
WI Keen i cooke.
pExBERToS Or osS Hu2sR = 3g YxEs 11as,as AGO. III by
Paisaelphia: J. B. Lippincctt : Go. Chicago: v.
Il Keen & Cooke. r~ ,...
1 BEI1GIoN Of HgASldn naAS s H. Z caseRo
.. r. mn;stpaSIoN 1r 10 TIE OLD TEsTAMESr: Being
q eaw COMMENTARY ON Sculpture H:sToRa
-~HnaN 70 rax BtRru OF OuB lord. Riv1ngeons
.1ndon, Oxford, and Cambridge:
, 1873-01-31
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

-r.1:Trn-.rf p1rRuHAsE A. GOOD HOUSE AND
VI lot On the West Side will s. GO ~ property pa
.nco cash, D. LEONARD. 13a IosxNe.st.
nTANTED-TO Buy EY READY IR GqST,2MEKs S'l,s;sI. y
md 1ocstIons from 81, ,noQ apply to " r;
SAMPSON Gu, R9al fstata A1o 11aotAAe 11%'e'' AZ
f3tiH FLOCK.
, 1873-01-31
PARTNERS WANTED.

- ios:, busiacss man oi good Standing tan 1pd
ehsncs to engage htnsot With at1s-eass ,.ian
tor Location ono Of tbs best idr aunuo ddress
rennired for an interest IN the present e11es'' *
n 30, Tribune o9ics-
T1RTyER WANTED-WITH s1.ooo TO JoLS TIL; IAE
advertiser t.ho has e. 0 e opaa n5shSs se s"'au
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
/. \. Z. y. ]. [

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced For
tie relief Of Genera De and Loss q Appetite s l-
valuable Reeomne for ' panty b The Foot Journal rtlur u
Hrs.aI NJ d. NtLttoTi T. Scott J. &. g. T. q. c T..
T. H. g. S A &c. Sol by Tocers Om1 and Chemists, in large
bo.e At 2s. eacI. Beware Of im tai'.s Iea.rs!0 by
GOOpALL BACRHOUSB a. Co..
f..gI. rl4rF
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
The Indianapolis, Blooming.
ton and Western Railway

Ioe.os an Tie advantages named and has in addition very
barge business already created ami sssad 20 It, The BONDS Of TINS
mad row offered are GOLD SEVEN PER CEEr CONVERTIBLE
ar FULLY SECURED FIRST MORTGAGE an extension Of
III e. end ere liability The eare line OF so miles Of which
fsnr-tihs completed.
TIE geographical position road remarkably f'voalle Com
usrg O., Indianapolis direction and dgersag al Cham
d. terminal points AZ Peol, the Illinois RIVER ami on the
n .,,s lTi opposite Keokuk
Net earnings the division from Indianapolis to Pkin and Peoria are
rre soi have considerable period than the amount
ro m interest an bonds ned by tie COMPANY Regular trains
Ar running on miles Of the extension and total receipts
e, the rod year be very satisfactory to all holders Of its
secun.ez
The Earnings in 1872 were S1,35",69O So an in
crease Of $685. 600 1871. lt is expected they
will reach $4,000, GOO during the present year'
These Bonds have an INTRINSIC VALUE exceeding the present low
rr Of so INTEREST. and holders viii End POSITIVE AD
VANTAGE in an elv value Of their investment Cou
sOns Jspuary and luly ].
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES.
PAngbes maps, and circulars furnished on application
TURNER BROTHERS,
EpoTbEz9B,S. Wo EA WaSSayagf.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
11TI 1TI.nTTPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD =

UNuTT AnET pHIA and EhIE NJ tIIsItII..l,s' .ro
INV nIREcT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANEb yS Vr SArS -.
rus 20 oil REGION lDd LUMBER DISTINCT VI rh'' "
..vs De.bo.ses Cortiaudtt ferts, h p,l,su P.e
sS NJ sis Eig, . siss ,s SSSl' HSs Ts saaSsr
Car lbfeavh iiSl t Haven g.s, RepOyo ;l0 mi cs
Nnh'@sle" SS Ere TlSa Connects At lsyio,oa a =, xfs
t,h ol ,,,,-k aud AlegheuV River ~ u 'o' ''' y"
Iii ,kr shore R. or all Poin Ns| p.,,,, p..o. CIR hoa
NAu LAAV oN0' Ma, tffiO with fuiman $40.
$50 p m hi Aryiye Suubary, 6lsi nhshspsinh ~,
ara np sloi Resovo II Saeton sio m & and Ale.
,;sa Hsr @ RI for the oil Region AZ Ene Ns Lake S''
al Poias West VA BALDWIN General saOsrO''Sd'''
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
FOR
L.I..I..EN.T

uisub.yey conceded that carefully cec;el FIRST MORTGAGE
RAROAD BONDS only SAFs but e MOST DEslN-
ABLE SECURITIES for purpose. It also an established
bet that there anti 10 the Railroad than IN any
sthef ci ue reat Interests Of the country
Ts-e facts have been Supplying to the securities Of Rail-
,os generally bat tey spl7 With greatly increased force in
~lcrs c Roads superior advantages location management and
eonHccuoGs
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES

VISITING ENGLAND
Are respectfully solicited 70 inspect the Articles Of DRESS c
rved m either Of J. NICOLlS establishment above
whore viii clothing o tue most useful and superb character u
immediate use made 20 order n few hours.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
financial. =
ovv1cr PKSxSYLvANiA RAuRoAp CoNPAfr'
pu,t apwrputA March n, lHIA

OvwqcN
PnlIApEIFHIA. March " iStI
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockh0i9setss i sofs
IN thst tbev viii have the privilege oi Subscribing ~ par & ~,
~ IsbeS 81 shares registered hciI April ,1
enuue fraction Of shArc eau % 55 and no
,.sroa I'll Ss received se latter dte The following are are e a
psuent First insiameni Of ~ per 'sn1 % an i,v dsys
sot IN irs,sme not exceeding & cent a. any one % pt
Tsrt o. slng ss s s The new stock can be paid for
iah a. lime Of subscription, hdcsrst bDMtND SNlin
oTylcE or O. $ Asssr,Nr TRr"uEER
NEW-ioRE, Nav 9, 1873
TVHIS OFFICE will be closed at ~ o'clock M.
ns hG sg e day desnl'ed Tor 'he i'uefAi 0' ''
BIC ''' THOMAS HlLIHOUSB. I. S. Assistant Treasurer
y,7cr oT TWn Conors CoNrANY CoRHEs n y. Apul 1873
TINUE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
Lote Of The COHoES COMPANY 70, th election Of llrsos
VII eous h Meeting S be he'd The ohce Sl ,te
T. G. YOuNGL0YB Secretary
A. Iolus AIroS AND TKKKE HsUrE RAILROAD CoyrASY}
LouN, April 20, 1915 ,,
gTNUE ANNUAL MEETING of the Bond
boxer .. s o y, bsrcss ~ Re heii al the Office he
spnv Cy Of ST. LOUIS MONDAY, the second oi June
e rrasr 8cots Of the Company Nil be closed on The 81 a,y
oeoci and reoe9Si On te S S9uS st,I & ~ "
OrYicE DgIAwARE HUDSON CaNALC Co-{
NEVYoRE. April 5 1870. }.
rYVIE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
tsuss t oe Of tie Comvany n BodVsy TUESDAY 18th
nay vbe op,r from 70 O'Clock nom Until O'Clock
To transfer be cosed iron tae evening OF Apn " ah
hI ssI ~ ei, S,,rL J,aEs HAETT, Treasurer.
orr.eg oy rvg NEv-YogK CENTRAL AND Hrpsoy RyER{
ElILAutD CorP,yY, ALBANY, May . lo'S. } ,
TlIlE. ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
a., ~ m H. Clrsfv f The Union Uepot CITY Of A
tsuy WEDNESDAY th @ DAY Of Jue next Inc pol Viii 0p'i
BY ''o' Of The '0'il o. ''''k b. D. WORCESTER seerearz
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
TRAINs IEAVE NEW.YORK.

Boston Express Springfield at 8:5 NJ, $40 ani oo p M -
shore re t 1870 aal 800 Do M stopping >,l oni So horfaE
alu Br .,pJr. Tie 85 AMI 1922 3 'l o Gre a's Aal
te lO5 D. H. 10 Montreal NeNFor, Ihe t:o no. aud
lOp p Norscl aut PUyleGcei tle Conn valley hafoSa 20
Nevayen end N0rtnamut0n AMI M VI tnl W. haoan az etN-
HOI,a.0uc Raiou benJrL lhe e a. d. an9 '
D. ~ Nauca.uck Railroad q. B-ilo Tie oi a. M, ''i an
a.. andN Noryflg n Io1f AZ So. NorSals
Trains for 10j s)j EHA li;J5 mt ~
tRvD s;u tgri $40 G.O' 907 (Exl Additional %
Bridgeport s5 a. M. So. NlgA. to; p ~, am n snl
AL I.5 a u 2O 40 GOO. and no Tie 300 D. o. EApes
s,or Rochelle and PORT Chester and the G M iFess ~
Mt Vernon M-m4roueek snl Rye. . .,,--t,o- -
Providence -.- - ~. e.
pra.s Trains ,c.--.-- -. c..-I r..
"a, t w al offices of the " Trans Co.. Jis BtolF n. T.,
and No Brooklyn, Who wl also eAecA uAsse AoD i
destination -. 81. - 5s-o.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
onnaton Of particulars see posters al hotel, and DEPOT
JOHN T. MOODY SuDL % v. L. y. II. DIV
NEW-YORK CENTRAL, AND HUDSON

NEM-lOkk ItN IRAL AND HUUcUN
y RIVER RAILROAD. -.-,,
Commencne MONDAY November T. l1A TArongh trains VII
leave Gr rand Central Depot.
isS m CHICAGO and Montreal F1oress vh drawing
through TO Rochester ald 81. A.tauS ~,
1910 H. Special Clcago Express with d-agoon % BaaAo
aud Niagara Falls
l0.f5 A. m Northern and Western Express.
9.,0 "a. M. Special Express ior Albany afd Troy. q.
400 D. m Montreal Express With seepngca from Ne"fotp 9
600 D. H. E1psss daily, seepayea for waeroEp and Cia-
auda ., .--..- o-s.t.
$500 Parlc Express "th st,l ls 80 - ~ ~ ~ = ,Igd ~
Niagara Fllss va hotD L. = aul ~ y
Gairoads This tram runs on sanuays,
t.OO "a IN Ev,r..s With seeUua-clr I0T and Abanf
4, Il (k.(ir
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
-dsys only. FiGosaen Sundays only

NEW-YORK, NEW-HAYEN, AND HART
n EDgB EATIRlAU.-N-p- i1.A 'ea-iaf 20 uiTl."r.
- 50. ISG A4Ka SGBllENr. COMMENCING IAl .lIA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

large and comprehensive stock Of Clothing prepared In Over
coats Dress Nogt Kucerb0cker H-ltuI snt. re
euos both shape hbrc and being eIcus, 81 lnn
CauOl a had "a be- addresses.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

RESIDENTS IN AMERICA can Nc
supplied with LONDON CbOfhlnuv,
perfect In style and hi, by lolloHng ,ue
in,.ructioas Of our Self Measuf'iilieill
RULES. In our new Fashion Book' Nbleu,
with samples OF materials Is iof"Aidsu
REMITTANCEs 8 need not necessarily
accompany the order, as auangewtuu
have been made that The ForWardilQ
Compaules' Agent thall, At The time OF
delivery. collect the amount of invoice,
to.eiher with forwarding charges ana
Custom dues 49,,
This mo e of collection and delivery
hss be,u foaud Of great service IN COZ.
dscling our extensive American usue'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
bFNYSYIVANIA RAILROAD.

1 y
Trains leave Ees.lOrk, 0m ioo oi Destoes ana No'' '
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South w Pay
man Palace attached $50 = aud S:JV y u seleAJ' .
vo Baltimore Washington South at m, sR soa'
dsv $500 p. ,,.o, g. o.ao b., IN -
l2rsit Sunday $3.50, and 800 D, ID.
For Phila. via keusngt'n, at a. n aud , m
Fmicraut and second class 1913 Do m . , 49, o.7e
Tor Newark 6:jo, = I:i0 $50 y 10 ~ l'o = m - - -
$40 J. 90 $40 49, &lO, 500 53 $50 oii0 e'o ''' ''''
o. Io tI.sI' ~ n m SUNDAY 500 s. $40 ani D. "a.
For mi abetn 6:3J TH 8:l0. q 10 H. l,am "a ~
l. 2.a g. 3!0 $40 4:io. s;l. ,: Au 5.g 9'' = wv w. ~
sl lg 1890 l2p 10. SUNDAY $50 o. aud o;6 m ON
For RAILWAY o. t5O Z $40 $50 snl 10 ~ u % no9nm IA sl II
800 $40 su l3o s;20. $50 $50. g. 6J0 49, S''V ~ p ' &
or wo6 riye aai Perth AJoy and 10 $50 $40 ~
arS A. S S., brunswick = a. iiO $40 6sp n 'la
p night. Suriay, o, sni p n ,,o.-,soa,n
Nil,tone q. l. noon 4;lO aui e.-o p' H.
Tor Ismhertyle aud Fieuiugton, = T. u suH J. H.
Tor PM l,pshurg AMI BE yidere ? snd m- - 81 on n
Accom-. Borieniown, Darlington aA1 NaN-e-' 49,
l2.BD , 9, 3.4O. T. and . m
~, Freehold T. 8 q M. aud 4 p m
For llmeshu- Pem5er;ou tamden NJ u m lO3 D. D..
T,sns arrive follows; Prom fVsuu's 80 gn W,sng
dalr m. andt et'et
t:o 80 s.SJp
pb.l,inr,a. 6:t0. l0li ll'i lii9f ~ .A' ''
a. sunday 52 6.5J, II. .Ot A. 49,. , -,-. NJ 1 Astoy Houss
Tke, Ofes SD. as III ini ~ ,t ceket osce
aud foot De,bFosses and Cornq AZ RSY IT, Gea Pass Agent
DI,'st' DKJ' tAssATT Gen. Manager
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
FOR LADIES,

riding hfhfs Hats Fashionable
Waterproof Circular. LUte Killarney and Marine Travelling
Cioaks Promenade jackets and Paletots eIqutey haped
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
FOR GENTLEMEN.

CPECIALTIES.
- SUPFRFNE CLOTHS made from the wool Of the finest picked
ecud from numis Geeces Of which bot email guam
each be obtained These, when form the richest
produced portion these cloths though
ooer the ordinary akes, purchased by gentlemen nom The
dress from the with rch SIX breast fcns
Innings % gineas; tie ste o hoc coat 20 ts
also manufactured Tor Nacats
nd 2
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
POPE & PLANTE,

Tic lisst Delicious and Cbeipest sauce On The World
WrI4rc. p.tt aal fi-e lOa aut INJURIOUS ueiel'.
2.92 100 IDS SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST lss9E
sale Llsrr,el .l.cI lu tlt history of sauces.
Sold by Grocers Dr-vs rai Oln il bottles o.. 3D. L ani 2i
Marl N ilJU Pattern Plate. H.s -. o luiittols.
Manufacturers: GJo0ALL, GhCKl1USe q Co..
It.H. I.# #flr.l
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
ALLEhd,oM.N. |. . LINg y % TNs wasT.

Fo Efaheth az 600 $40 800 49, 800 3:i 9.)0 9o 1913
1ll0, l:G 1903 l2:50 l.l 900 E 300 1i5 3i3.
400 AIS go 4.i5. 50o 5:S 500 $685. C. 6.A eB -.j 10
6l1 800 lg:00, lllO 100 ..
40 The - fera
Of Hbertyt Newforl piae5
hotels and ucAet olces in Neslora gty
IL RAInwIY Ala-f
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
Wseon 5ieamers.

LIMITED STATES PASSPORTS from the
p1'n, Of Ss S1 * aeaRG n c 'Ss Sssr s
cornmi,,ionsr for svsry STATE.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
t15''; , ,,s'o'Rs o W.. s M s' a.
siesm,liO MoRRo Nay 20
S't,G,l9 ~ SkEScESI o., app %
wM. P. CLYDE co. No. 8 BoS'ngSreen
D. McKELtEE, Agertiu Hayans "
A NCHOR LINE. = EXPRESS STEAMERS
"A sail irom Pier 70. NORTH River Ne"'foIE "a,
May May H. fsSHt RIA Ma, &
Pssg b2ot. % 1Dd o1asa 20 SHS .o SS - 5, o. so5a
s,, ,pdy eo%for.by and 'bsipy other route line
By aVpJHga the cOmPanT' ofss,7 sSsSgss9 ,,
FOR LIVERPOOL.
fyTAoURgysTowN.
CARRYING THE U. s. MAILS
THB LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch one ofsIr freass m power steamships
FROM PER 80. 16 N r, EVERY WEDNESDAY
a. frovn
NEVADA Capt FORSYTH. lL At 300 D. m.
WYOMING CAPT J, PRics, a.......Msy a. atl:J p m.
IDAHO. Capt LMoRGAS..............hayz z3 at 800 pm
MINNESOTA. Capt FREENAS........Juuef g. atHn.
MANHATTAN Capt }. PRICE. r.....June II.
WISCONSIN, Capt 7. =. FREEMAN. June 10
CABIN passage. $50. gold.
steege passage OGes. No 20 BroatwAJl, go
WILLIAMS GuIoS. No 50 w,n,t
TNMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
LIVERPOOL Mail Steamers sail ioloSG
cry N MONTH"; .sATURDAf MAY 10, 2
CRY OP THURSDAY MaT l5 8am
cry Os BROOKfY ,....... RDAY. MAY ~. 10
CIIT on WASUINGT ......,tTHURSDAY. May q. p
CITY or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAJ a. %. N.
CITY or LlMERICK.........fH HUksDAf NAY ~ A. M o.,
Ana succeeding SATURDAY aud THURSDAI o@ Per nc o.
~ RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN s5 and $780, go according accommodation kound mp
tickets a. lov rates. ,,,-
IoIo1 Br sol or Cardf Pepa1 Cerfcaes 81 curelc
Passenger forwarded Hav Hamburg, Sweden Norway Den
marx, and Paris AZ reduced rates.
issued st lowest rates. ar.
Tor Cabin Passage aud general business apply at the Companys once
No II Broadway.
F0'0"'''S' 'a'' " JOHN q. DALE. Aren't. or 70
O'DOSNELL PAUJK, ~ Ches.nutaL Philadelphia
NJ 5. CRBAGH ly2 State-sL. Boston.
T.. C. BROWN, 90 South MaIketst., Chicago
WM INNAN Liverpool and No Rue scribe Paris
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

English Scotch lrsh and foreign manufactured Tweed,
Doeskus. Worsed Diagonal. Superdne Cloths SikmiIed
Coalg and every weknown texture for SuTs CoATs &c
In Stool for immediate use OF made 70 nea.nre.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

TVO AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE
WILLIAM JAMES ADAMS. publisher Of Bradshaw Guide, Tor
a, Btsiu Ireau Europe London, ~ iet
a. r. Pa1or. Cases Maps, Bs, Courier Bag. Porwnteta
Erapcks Waterproof Goats Nrung Eases ina
Door Fasteners, Lu-g sge label, end soap IN
Liet editions Of hurats. Blacks Bsed fer la-lrs anl bsa1
Dci0 and Prase-BOoA washing booAs' aal
ever requisite Gayr.~rs
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

LIMITED STATES PASSPORTS from the
Deaoent Of STATE indispensable going
abroad issued BY RUFUS X hcHARG n codars Notary aod
lotnu oner for evsry State
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

Il Passage 81 So The elegant steamboats, sUSNlSIDB and
POWELL Pier No North River foot Of Leroy daiy Satur
day excepted o'clock p connecting with morning trains on
Rensselaer, aud Saratoga NewYok Central aud Troy and Boston
Rtfoids for all points North, east aud west -. . - ..
The MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO MkATOOA, LANE GEORGE,
AND MONTREAL.
Tlrough checked 20 destiaaicn
'"''1N" ' JOSEPH CORNELL. Smeriptendant.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-19
ChoIera Id NashviIIe.

The disease that has been ravaging
Nashville for two weeks, heretofore de-
nominated by the papers of that city as
the prevailing disease eliminated
day before yesterday in the cholera sure
enough. The papers now call it by its
right name, and it has assumed such
fearful fatality that they can now have
no object in concealing the truth. It
was thought to be abating up to Mon
day night, but on Tuesday the number
who died from it was forty-four, and
the papers said there was every reason
to believe that the fatality would be
very considerable yesterday. 1t is
spreading through the towns near
Nashville, and the probability is it will
not skip us. We sincerely hope that
our corporate authorities viii do some
thing toward having the town cleansed.
The news from Nashville yesterday ere
ated considerable excitement here, but
we advise our people to keep quiet and
use precautionary measures, and the
danger will be over soon.
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EXECUTORS
Sale OR Lame
On Saturdav. univ san. IS79.

On Saturday, July 9Th, 1873,
WE will attend on the premises and
w offer for sale TO the highest bid
der the tract of land belonging to the
estate of Thomas Childs, deceased, con-
tanning 272 acres, lying upon the wa
tiers of Bradshaw Greek, civil district
No. l6, Lincoln county, Tenn, and
bounded as follows, to-wit: On the
north by the lands of Jas. L. Drake and
- Holly, on the east by Harvey Nc
Coy and Anderson Allsup, on the south
by Anderson Allsup and Joe jackson,
and on the west by the lands of Willis
Worley, Esq. Said tract we have re-
Gently surveyed and divided into three
tracts, consisting Of 81, 92% and JIG
acres respectively. Upon each tract is
a dwelling, surrounded by necessary
conveniences, with good, excellent, last
ing water, and is finely timbered. The
lands are rich and productive.
TERMs.-Said land viii be sold on a
credit of one, two and three years.
Notes with two or more good and snffi-
cient securities viii be required of pur-
chasers, and lien retained until the
purchase money is paid.
III. i. CHILDS,
W. 4. GARRETT,
! JuhlS-N Executors.
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Sherif's Sale of Land !

sued from the Hon. Circuit Court of Giles
county, against Ed. Z. Cox, P. T. Cox and
D. c. Orr, in favor of W. K. Dickinson,
will sell at the courthouse door in the town
of PElaski, for cash, on Saturday,
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The BanefuI "Heaven Tree"

The tree commonly and very singu-
larly called the "Heaven Tree" is now
out in full bloom, emitting its foul and
pestilential odors. Why it was ever
named after the home of the blessed, is
an enigma of which we will not at
tempt a solution. The physicians as
sert that it is more prejudicial to the
health of a community than any other
living tree. The Board of Health,
which existed several years ago, or
dered them all to be cut down, but it
appears that its order was not carried
into effect, for they are still numerous.
We cannot imagine why our citizens
will persist in keeping them merely for
the sake disarmament, while at the same
time they imperil the health of their
families. Banner.
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Some Hints for the Occasion.

To the UuRiOR and american
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June IL, 1871 am
and have been for years a reader of
your excellent paper. At the present
time, when the cholera scourge seems
to be affecting you, / read it with a
deep and painful interest. AS known
to you, have travelled in almost all
countries and chimes, from regions OF pO-
lar cold to the burning sands of the trop-
les. l have witnessed the annihilating
ravages of cholera, "yellow-yack," the
VOmitO, and have been in cities spa cad as
it were with a funeral pail, the en-
tire population fostering with fever. l
have been through all sorts of expos
ures and perils, and now at the age of
Al can truthfully say have taken but
one dose of medicine, and have never
from sickness been confined to bed one
hour since childhood.
1 have nursed cholera patients thro'
contortions of collapse and witnessed
their last gasps; have been in yellow
fever hospitals and seen them die with
the black vomit. Yet have never had
an attack of these contagious. l have
invariably pursued this course amid ep-
idemics: l don't rise until o'clock of a
morning. l ventilate my room at
night through apertures at the top of
my window; l battle thoroughly on
rising; 1 avoid ali excitement and re-
frain entirely from berries, fruits and
vegetables except tomatoes, and they
not too ripe; otherwise / partake of
regular diet. After each meal eat as /
would an apple strong red onion;
refrain from ice water and eat nothing
more until next meal, always closing
meals with the onion. am not fond OF
onions, but verify believe they are the
greatest natural disinfectant and anti
scOrbutic and the surest prOphalactyc of
malarious contagious in the world.
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Chancerv Sale of Lame.

A. r.. RIcHARDsoN. Atty. iunl2
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An surplus invested
losses this department promptly paid at this saving time
When desired, 1oRTGAGEs TAKEN ON REAL ESTATE