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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-21

FoR the very best Photographs. 20 to Rrsdley
a Rnlofson's Gallery without sTAIRs-
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
COTTON MARKETh

ca, Pa,r J.s ao-Coon wee.l, net r,esg.' S46 bale.
~ Jan S s7s sstl bales t' g 5 2o9 '"''"
& ff .S@. S' l." s. s ... i6Jl ' s
"si 1870 l40S4 halo. 1873 Zoos bars ,o, .,.
$3.50 h.ss shp~spti. 1926 bales ''oei 1915 1850
Cc,rspc J.r qu-t nddgqr l4l.e 10. M@drns
Il. .,nH Good 0dnar l5. -eeiy tesgs SO go eae.
.. s Sd o SS sf 1s s, Ss. ms
tse ro Zo' bale, sIporI, soastsa'' &ol bales ae. 90
srO,. So export. the Continent O20 bales
Ss ' a aSO s1' rSs &c. ' Is:
shHs l5e srri Good oSosry 1875 Good oran,ry - ye
',sps ~" pale. ss. g.? bales ,ooa Coo, o,s,,
lsf !55i bale ssl,: 1850
, gre 5'.. si. .Io 2%ss bales.
sss GAY e -. s s Ic. ss Y S. ne, 70
$50 1.,' s,pI 70 Great Brian s 90 bales. so.s,,
2c62s bale Gr.' Bns.n ll6s bales sO,''s"
Jan. 3O-COtou qaei and hrmi hddlng l64.i NJ.
% .. -.s nc. .,r @2 o.s. gross. IL 500 ess.
.,.oIs 10 g cal Bisin iO2Z esie'; ssle, Leo bales
' s. .ap%sp a''H s.: .iee
ls74 0g97s ls5@ 1901 t'es' weekly receipts 1878
"a icop Jan 5O-CsaoS suffer. no, higher, Middans l,e
sssi. %ItS l,,.. i r@sn.. 1914 b.s
80, @ 81, .oc. siS7 Sa. wsei, net r.esips. G95
hale. eoasl~is. .o2s bse.; sales, bales
~ Adase -. Good orin. lS- os o geSept o26 bale,
SOM 9I7 b,,,; 70 France 2l bales, cOs't..e 3l49 b
1900 stocf 29969l bales
g9J 81 29s bales;
Is 81 Bale, 6029 bses France 1880
biIe. 1888 bales ssiss, as 600 bales
3O(oifouNeeky rsceipti COS bales
coo bsss biocf $4,000 bales
IoUnvLLs Jan. 30 osoB timer; hiddhbs l5o.
Jsn So finer hidding lbe1l5l1e.
Low soahts 4ass Good Ordinary, l%lsal4s receipts.
SJl bsi.s Great British l12S bales 1861
.. saI 900 bales sioc 81 4oS bale, weekly net receipts
49, bs Great Britain, 1877 bslos 10 FrsRss
e.Jy3 bAits aOssi-ss 5 Isl bales sales s400 bales ~
Jan. 80 quiet and hrm httlDg l5dl5l4c
Io~ hitohng l4lsc Ordnsv l314Dl3hse; receipts
124 bass 2s5 bet exports France $500 bales
,ea'i-'. 7s9bse l2oO bale. ,'Oes o34 bales vsi
14O4l lsO43 bale. Francs.
sbZO eaes 1914 bales; sxies 5000 bales
hid1lngs Is
tst rscsps 497 $40 bales; 636
ts ,cef lU2 7Z7 weekly receipts 1884 bales
y's eosttr. 1850 bales Great Britain, S622 bales TO be
'sttneut s5l3 bsts. isle, :. 997 bSes
ho'fSosrkr Jsh 3O-CoiiOn dull; Low Niddinn l3l2e
eep 90 ea., shipmebH $50 bales steek, 1874 <425
tsst sftGsl count 1873. s Jq3 bA,,,
Sb'sNAf Jan 5VCo,ion 6rn MJdrnss ei receipts 2lS
hse stTneut 675 ock s66 b,l,. v.,iy rscsints
GIL hsles, shipments 8 .64g bi - T N'T'''
sUeU,Ti. Jan 3O-Colon Nddns
tait, SIC bales 66O bales. 1879 - x3s
tses; vseki. 1881
b6uy ts'tss $50 bSies ''' '-''''
sBsENsPoET. Jal 3O-Co'tor-Rsep. h.l..
$50 hae, ,ae, ~ bales soei : 965 bale, '-''"'
hw Ohs Jan ILs following tbs total ~ "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. Fare,
81 as Steamers leave Pi.p for Ne" Haven at le and IL
| (hads sreeptsd) connecting with the railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
Cor1oN ssCsIPTs.
~ jar. 80. Tie following are Ibs \
WOOL MARKET.

hshrr hst for Ono Pennsyssis ana wea Virgin.
pSUes kr'. ard ,ees 56d5ee Extra s. a56e Msdism b5o
PIC oe,r eVa32si t.forf Mehsan Indiana and wsers
,.s, eoSes. heeaE 6.a3se co.f.s eoos2e Csnbina
e.oeo voce NSukny unvs,bd 422 143e Csntda Comb
,hf o39o5ei hoe envssteo 3o037 ~ Coarse hsdian
sstse StaSeei LIB ,sbsd 6ts37 Col,raoo washed ESQ
.sAs ,loe s.s hsd.s 27d33r.; TsIss Cssns 20d2Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE

ERIE WINTER ARKANGE-
II MINT taxing effect November 1873 From Cham
bsr-,t Dtpo Dor 23l zee note beiowD
800 n-Cinonnat and Chesso DaJ Express Dra-ins'Reon
Coseb.s to Bfso snd sleeping Coaches destination -
10:45 n-BIpres, Mail for Buffalo and hasafs fAs spns
Tpm tD.Iyl-Psdse EIpre,, Sleeping Coaches
through Istso Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit And Omt-f'
without tbsbn.
PoT J.~,s;oo. 900 1880 and lo:I5 40 80 aud
Goshen and Mdde,oxp &c 500 1880 600 1890 and loI5
q N 345 ESQ 1880 and TT Tue 900 aul lO:45 I
30 trains connect at Mddso-h viii hsn'ieiI and o'
w.ra es 600, lo:a5 m. .nd 43opm.
S..esrh ssS And ~! ioa6 .s md aae
aSs,vood Hdnoia., 4lea.e ard Ramsey, 70 e45, g.
" 80 HOO l0:45 345 s. 9, 1850 and dl;3O
-. II noe lao 3l5 3:45. ii5. 3. 5;lj, ., 6:ss ~
81: .. Ssc - sso ioss M isc H siS 44s g.
Aoss u as SIS, 6. $50 $40 1880, ,ai .ll30p
Hsdse l.eken,.es ana WAY s. s;l5 and 10 10 4, 8,
Rssie, n s. 49, and $50 m 80 3l5, AIS, 445 $780,
$40 ~ m s9d IL s'tsrd. ss6ts gr sao Gao
Nd Il: as o o. and 12 SATURDAY. nights only.
sp.rihll ts. 10 sad $50 m, l:So 31s AIS 445 $50
80 t7;+s and u Saturday %sh" On, INK "a, Gan
g. 80. f7:45 m. and IL ss:urlay nghts onl'.
prns vsls and WAY. and $50 IN. 445 m.
EorL-Trins leaving Chsmbess even or bbi hoor rave
Tvsntyhrst Is minutes earlier than above ms trans e,ns
hours leave Twenty third ct 80 minutes earlier
Boat twenty hrit 1890 and 1880 connecting
win .sving Chamberts hours The m and IA
Tist in pra~nR Room ana Sepne
Coaches ob,'insd and orders tor the And .nss,
Bcsdwsy Onehundei and twenty hhhst aud 1hrdivej
Court Boosypi the Csupsuys psVoi' and OIL Asss we
pnneips hos!L 49,. -, ,,,,-.,
JSO n. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

- RII GEPORI, and all points Oh IlousdtOllo
and EufstneE Railroads. Pare 81. Steamer LAURA 10 o'son'
timed 10 night boat from New fofs and 10 os' 0'A' "'
port stsmer BRIDGtPORT as before
CLNTRAI. RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf F,
~ ALIFSTOWN LINZ TO THB WESTPss.enger and Freight
south Birch Hampton Junction WITH Delaware LaeEsTanna
and etu Railroad Phillips with Iehg and squehanha
Dy,ou o with VALLEY Railroad Direct line to
PburEh West aso TO Central PennvApA sna h~0r
State rr,,rr, .pp,ropupvr
Corneniue Dee. ], ls73-Leaye Ne<-iOrk Is folows'
nNEyS TRAM for bastou. bethebem bathi AeteWn
nsuoh Chus TsmlqGa ,wiltesbsrre, Scranton. Ac
o n.-Hsy ram for Plsinheld. - - -
INV, Train for Pennington Eson Bevdere hsueh Chunk
VI te,b,r- Pton MshaDoy civ Nj Carmel Hseon hunk.
hannock DIV ands Wayee lie Connesu,s Junction with DEL
"a -soKsisG HrPRgs daily Ieep Sund.y, for Eson Allen
town Hsburg West Connects at somsTye for Fleming
&c, sltnthroush @ Dsnyille WIiismsport &c
lO3Ol m-Nay Train tor eomeruie.
l240p n-EIPRE for Remington. Esston Bath, Allentown
Mshanoy City Us,etOu Wtesbae SeraEoe Read
230I m.-Way Tram for b,son AlsBtov and B-lvGera
$500 m-Wsy Train for Planted
Train for Easton Allentown and hSUch Cbonh Con
yea. at Inetion vita Del. Lack and West X Il
$50 pm-way Tram for Sonerrle an femirgon
m.-WAy Train tor sonerSIie.
5:15 p u.-Way Train for Plsinteh .,.- An
b:3Opt-BvgsIs6 dalV for Esston BE sesTe Alien
town, Rea,ng Harrisburg Pittsburgh. Cbesso. a.
g. n-ysv Tram for Someryile
$40 D. NJ For Plsin6eh.
1906 m tRmisranl-Per Bs'toh
S:l5 D. m. Way Train for somsrSlhe-
70, FrSs:S at 5'i5,a .. $40 s4c; 7;Sos SO ss9
I:l5 40, 4:45. g. BIB $50. 5.46. 6, GO 60 7:l5,
'''' saw '-' ''''' R. E. KICKER supt and Bu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

MARI st7rd Tia nNksi fci ftrs Aso fA'ho ~ "~n'"
ISspos Jan O-Bvsshs Pine RosD IL ais pfsst hs' ed
I,ysssoSI J.A so-7 -Cciien-ssls on the M,> a, MD
psbtIg below Gccd Ordinary de'eaot
80, DO noihts below Jo- hdlhngs .hppoa ysrS,,, a,
} II It's 90 %, shppeJ February and hseh a. ~ l6d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

wISfEa ARRAEGEMENT COMMENCING NOV. II. 1873
station IN FORK Central Depot Entrance o.
FOrly.secondst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW fORb. m.
New Haven 1;05 (Aecn Soo bf'l, SoS
1000 m. (Ex) 1900 (Aecn) 40 hf ELL oSS
NeepL js and 8: 10 oea Ell $40 (bI and o. 10 Erl
Po south Eorrsk 90 q 90 905 1900 lOglsd Ply
Bob 438 o. TO- G3j SlU 9l0 For stamorl ~ SO
9O5 10 ~ 1900 LOO 223 and sou tsIh ais' 100
4:45 $40 $40 G:3j, 7:2O. G:l0. 9l0 D. IN
For Post Chester. IL 40 ?. =. ,,o a. nm Id, n
IN Vi, shoe T. pe AZ 800 9:iO y The s:Oo M l;oo
90 g. 9lO stopping at Stanford Norrah ana DtSss
90 connect " III trans on Snots .nS
Division Norwich sd Providence and the Conn Saey AZ pay
brook The 500 and 800 connect with se",nleh snu
NORTHAMPTON at New Haveq s:O5 iOoO a. n s1s d NV
train. connect with Conn., L. Springfield and 5Vo n o'
Nontr,a sos 200 and 300 connects WIN Nas
Railroad, and the SOB and 3Oo ID rnn 80
Railroad The SOB aud 3;Ou ana 500
o. Danbury Norwa 81 40 Norvsx AMI se oio' n
loo ant 10 NJ Railroad At stamorc. 81
sunday Boston Mail Trans At via spnpslsi' si' IT,
via Providence. , 49,. s......... an Sisb, p,
press Trains , MI, oa.. -, ,o... =, cr,,, Can.
% nsno or AZ Offices y. Transfer Co.. y4 BrosdsN aud
49,, uon,e Y and No. Court.t Brooklyn who will also
,b.,k baggage from residence 10 de,tnauoo .,, -.
Of posters AZ hotls sni depot
W. ~ JOHN T. MOODY. Sup't OF n l. DIV
ORR Slant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. the GREA1

PENNSYLVANIA RAtIROAD. the GREAl
i TRUNK LINZ AND UNIrgD STATES NAIL ROUiE
Trains foot Of Desbrossss and Cofsandts a.
Express for Hu,burg Pittsburgh West Ard South with Pull
for Bal0nore Washington the sOUt at $40 and
E,prc,s Tor Pbade phis $40 300 1890 8 As. $50
9 D. No. and IL Sunday D. 6IO $50 and p III EnigFah
Fof TIestou a. no a. m $40 Clio Sunday, elO
l. 2 $3.50, 3 $40 4;10 40 ,. 5:20 $40 6;lO $50
1880 $40 10 1880 snd IL Eight SUNDAY 520 GAO sad
POr n sbets 6 $50 7.2o 7.40 10 IL. IL
!. 2 230 3l0 $40 4:l0. 4:3O; $40 $40 o. 6l0 $50
7.3U. $40. TO- 1850 and IL pighL Sunday o;Zo olo
a. For e. Rsssay 6 ESQ 7.2o 90 10 l2 ~ 2:3o.
$40 $40 40. $50 80 b40 o. o;lO $50 olO ~ p m
and II n.sht Sandav 5:2O. sDj $40 .. IN.
For Woodbridge Perth Bmboy and sou!h Anboy 'nd 10 m
W., Nv ymu,yes 90 and 500 a ~ m 2 3l0 400
BOO & 10 7 0. 10 and ~ night Sunday. $40 D. m
For ts't ai'tone 800 a M ~ d ecSn ana 4;Sc Pm
Ior lambertylie AND flsmlngton Y;av %. and " p m
Accom- Burlington AMI Camden ''-O aud 93o
n. 1880, o $40, 4, and STOP n
For Fsmingis . Squsn, 1920 m and D. ~
For Pemberton and Camden a. m; and $50 Pm 100.
7:35 m daily; IL daily Mon1Ar From Washing.
ton and baltimore sos 5:l5 AID lQ:2l ~ SUNDAY ooo
il g ',a ~ 5 Els Cos s:44 1927 p m sGnd,, S32
eos 6 80 IL J5.. m and 1927
526 435' 27l and e44 BIoass; NO asSr hsn'e
Baery.piace A. J. CASSAfI, General Msnsssr
B. n BOYD, jr., Cen Pas. AgeH.
CTONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA
- PROVIDENCE
dsvs and kARRAGASsErT Mcndys Wsnesis ud
FRIDAYS from River Of Jsys daily Except Sau
Ticket, for At al principal Railroad Onces and s,,.eroon Sc
T. w FILKISs S. BABCOCk. President
f.up sss lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
OFFICE OF THH
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company,

The Trustees conformity 70 IN. charter Of the COMPANY 'oo
M, ovsg t.ment lie the 3lst Of December 1879
Premiums or Marine IHsks from LIST January, -
1873 10 December, 1S73........''''' soollia 20
P.uw, On Policies not January 1873 22l2lGO 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

Total Amonnt OF %
Six per cent interest outstanding certificates OF profits viii be
paid TO the holders legal representatives, on ano as
TUESDAY the 80 Of February merit
The outstanding the issue OF 1870 will be redeemed and
, to the holders thereof legal representatives and after
TUESDAY Sd Of February from which date all interest thereon
will cease. The certificates produced the Of payment and
certificates which issued for gold pm0n o'
p,ymeut Of interest and redemption will be in gold
dividend Of 40 per declared the earned premiums OF
the COMPANY for year ending l December 1873 for which GER
cat.s will be TUESDAY the 7b Of April next
Nv oni.t Of III, Board j. II. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
Gteamboaia ano Railroads

DRIIGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
ID md Ens,tnet Railroad. Pare 81 LAURA deon-
tnnd 10 night and day boat em bnoge
RRIDgEPORT a. before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYIN0 THk
CORPORATION Notices

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING TEN u0)
i DRKD0IN0 MACHINE hUD-sC0WS Sealed Proposals .sr
Building Machine Mud ssovs win Do
enee Of the DsVart.sas 81 peess sau ~ ss'ss s"ss 10
1874 q.
Ctr Mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
Gieamboate ano Railroads.

NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HARI'
~ rom RtIIROAD-NewYorks and New Haven Diylaon.
WISTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING NOV u. 1919
Station IN York Grand Central Depot Entrance oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

RHMITTANCRS need not sscs~sr nj '
accompany the order, as arraassmsats
have been made that The Hor-arhsS
CON psnies' Agent shah al the tire Of
d. hysry. collect the amosnt of Invoice,
together with forssrcing shsrtss sac
Custom dnes.
This mole ~ eolleetion And dslv,ry
hiss BEEN found Of sreat service ~ soa-
doe IA. our extensive American Esds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
d. whom II man dontsrn
cSOCIITION FOR IMPROVING IdE
A SSONlh II t.UDsnrrtoN or THB POOR

,.t erc,ees, the city for The rsh o. y. o.' s.sD,
$3.50 - he sHferpS Rat While pnch detail Eytn 70 n
$3.50 nd spees, relief the statements sboro no ~
Al he existing distribution OF aid smong the Respectable
-, "a whose this Association specifically devoted To supple
80 ,h gsenev emphatic than language we
,ns Of relief and expenditure 'be
.srsrsl Ssni Of daring the last two months;
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04


n. Walisck 70 happy announce thai
Mr. John GILBERT,
having snirsly lines rssppsss
SATURDAY EVENING, March 7,
IN 81 his popular ehsraeers
TIKI COMEDY sERlRs
10 ninssea ~ be prsdsstes Coz
nan fns play, -
"THB HBIR AT LAW"
the occasion Of Mr. Gilberts appearance
BOX BOOK OPEN THRkB WEEKS IN ApvAHCk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

A LADY of education and refinement will de-
N evenings COPYIsT, READER SEWING indeed
ANYTHING family Of 6rt specsbtY and standing for
Partial BOARD and ROOM. Call any hour after At l39
West 20th-st
OFFICE and HOUSECLEANING done on
a respectable reliable with eroeleut
references FAMILIES WASHING done Call address Mrs
COYLR, 423 East l2,h-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
OreGn Cleaners.

WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING Thu
UNITED STATES MAIL.
EEW AND PULL~POWRRKD SrbAMSHIPA
esEnF SATURDAYS from Liverpool THURS
DAYS, eallnr ., Corb Hsrbor each
ADRlATIC SATURDAY March Z. 81 800
BALTIC sATURDAY. March IA. al 200
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. March 81 300
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. March 2S AZ 200 p n
CELTIC. SATURDAY.. April 4, at 700 m
Prom White Stsi Docs. Pavoua Psrrr. Jerev Ctv
tor all elsssesl unryad combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons state smoking bathrooms m mldshio NO
son whore ieas, motion felt Surgeons s seundssses ACCOMPANY
s<amsrA =. -.
KATEs-saloon $40 Return Tehss, $40, rom nee.se.
40 friends CID County
ear Obtain see1ss prepaid certificates $50. eurrcnev
Passenger nooheo from America f1s nanoer
Norway, Bweden. India. Australia China &c
Drafts from FL apwar.
plans and other Information apply the Conpanys
s6esA No ~ Brssdwav. hsv-lorf. j. COhIls, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
WEDNESDAY, MARCH A, 1874.
Board ano Rooms.
Rooms Wanted.

WANTED = BY a gentleman and bis wife,
w On UFFURNIsHED SECOND FLOOR Of four suitable
Tor hight housekeeping hou with modern and
occupied BY American family Situation anywhere between Beoond
and sevepthsycs Fifteenth Poehs satisfactory 0cenpa
Non desired BY the LIST Of April Rent not TO exceed $40 month
Address stating terms, BUCKLIN. Tribune Office
Country Board ...
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
~ Anhar, Mas for treatment Of Paralysis ia all forms Spinal
DSses Ceaetsd Cords and Limbs Crsosed Fest and Han In
Asyed joints WY Ssst d. vss Dance all Dsentiss Lsneness
and Nervous Diseases Diseases Hsat and Langs Hytss
he T. W. RHODES n. d.. Medical Director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04

fedurts and Aleetinss.
ECTURE.-The Second Lecture in tho
IL GREAT LEADERS AND IkAChkR IN rhn
CHURCH will be Rev JOHN COTTON SMITH.
D. D.. rhave ard rsssA
THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON ct $50 osesh
ssbect. ST. ANBaosE AND TnE0DoSiua PRUSslA AND
Plus lx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
6elp mantso--M alts.

6elu mantso-- Malts.
GENCIES WANTED.-A Brokerage House
"A 100 years standing wants AGENCIES IN THs GROCERY
LINZ; prominent stand warehouse for storage
capital desired and intimate scaaantsnce With the
Address Box zoos, Boston, Mass
4 GENTS WANTED-TO sell CHATTERBOX
n and SUNDAY READING Retail 81 80 each The best and
cheapest for children published Handsomely boand
cloth ilustrsuous page Inducements rood i've
ss,n Send for e,culars SUBSCRIPTION DEPAkT
MINT THB AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY IL
VTHE BECKWITH SEWlNG-MACHINE Co.
want genera .od local agents Of ther $40 PORTABLE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE sells for cash ssad UNDERWOOD
and universally h Liberal dseooo' sgsas and eIelus,e eoatrel
TERRITORY fer circular and mpes Address 500 Broad
Hew-York,
UPHOLSTERY SALESMAN.-A first-clsss
man boroosy acquainted CURTAIN UPHOLSTERY. Apoy
BY letter W. hUhFORD 800 and 392 Puons., Brsoiys.
WANTED-A strictly first class COAT
w CUTTER abilities and experiences for tn.elass trade
may p.mspen, engagement. liberal wass BY Addressing
C.. Boz ALAG Postonee. \. r.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-08-03
HelnIsold,s Fan.

1t is evident that Helmbolds
failure was due TO great vanity. 1t
is about four years since he was
making his greatest dash, and then
his career certainly was a remark
able one. He had only been three
years in trade in New York, and
during that time had made his
remedies famous and had become
rich. His income was $4,000 per
year, and all that was required was
a continued attention to the bust
ness which he had established. In
stead of this, however, he became
ambitious of political distinction,
When Grant was nominated for the
Presidency A. I. Stewart advanced
$4,000 toward an electioneering
fund. Hefmbeld, who had the folly
to believe in Seymour's chances. de
termined to Guido. Stewart, and con
sequently advanced $4,000 to his
party. Forty thousand dollars is a
large sum of money. 1t has gener-
ally been considered a capital suffi-
Gent for many kinds of business.
That any man should deliberately
throw such a sum away can only be
explained by the proud desire to
out-riyal Stewart. Helmbold, it is
true, expected to make money rapid
~, but pride was continually in the
way of enduring success. Having beat
Stewart in the political fund, deter
mined to distance the Belmonts and
Commodore Vanderbilt's equestrian
style, and hence his equipage at
Long Branch was the grandest ever
seen there, with the single excep-
ton of that displayed by Jim Fisk.
There was an incessant rivalry be-
tween this brace of fools; but in the
long run, Fisk came out ahead.
which might have been expected
from his unbridled ambition and
vast resources. Helmbold changed
his team every day in the week, but
still Fisk eXcelled him. They have
both reaped the reward of their folly,
the one lying in a dishonored grave,
while the other is a wanderer in a
foreign land.
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No French or English women of
cultivation nowadays wears her gar
tiers below her knees. The princi-
pal vein of the leg sinks there be-
meath the muscles; and varicose
veins, cold feet and even palpitatien
of the heart may be brought on by
a tight garter in the wrong place
When it is fastened above the knee
all this pain and deformity may be
avoided. Try BRowN's.
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Tilton first shows the committee
that Elizabeth is a pnre, virtuous,
christian woman, an uneommonly
well bleached soul, then proceeds to
detail circumstance after ciTeum-
stance showing how this spotless,
white-souled piece of femininity be-
meaned herself precisely like the
sly, wicked jade he has been doing
his best to prove her.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Take a r. 3. train 70 eateh 4 cd.

A bright child: MA, when COWS
die do they go to the milky way'Y'
The Alabama Democracy has no
minated Hon. Geo. S. Houston for
Governor.
The little Tiltons are: Florence
aged is; Alice, IA; Carroll, IL; and
frankie, 5.
+. Troye, the well known animal
painter, died near Georgetown, KY,
last Saturday.
The feet that are covered with
bunions may not be stylish, but
they are certainly nobby
There is a time for ali things
The time for boy to hide out from
school and go fishing is when the
folks have company to tea.
The difference between muz ling
and muslin is, that when dogs are
dressed in muzzling men feel safe:
when women are dressed in muslin
men go mad.
1t is astonishing how rapidly a
young mans emotion will change
when a lady relieves her waist from
his encircling arm by inserting an
inch of hairpin ia it,
Dried tongue, is what minister
answered q man who asked him as
he was starting for an appointment
what he had in his capet-bag. 1t
contained seven sermons.
'Brownlow denies that he came
near being struch by lightning.''-
We are glad that he does. We ha-
ted not little to hear that he came
so near it and failed.-C.-J.
Two ST. Louis women were refus-
ed places as street car drivers osten-
sibly because they could not govern
mules. This was frivolous. They
had both been married two years.
A good way to restore a man APP
parently drowned is to dry him out
thoroughly and then clap a speak
ingitrumpet to his ear and inform
him that his mother-in-law is dead.
Susan B. Anthony's story of Mrs.
Tilton's confession to her while oc-
cupying the same room in the lat
ter's house turns out to be lie, and
very indecent one. Both Tilton
and his wife deny it.-Banner.
It is said that the late meteor fell
and bursted half a mile south of
Franklin. KY, on the pike, and was
witnessed by a negro-the same one
that stood on his head during the
cholera excitement last year.
Horace B. Clafin lives in Brook
lyn and attends Plymouth church,
where he pays $40 week rew rent.
This is a larger sum than many a
faithful preacher receives for his en-
tire salary, but when you are going
TO make up $4,000 for Mr.. Beecher
heavy figures are required at once.
Mr.. Beecher's committee expects
to finish its labors this week, and
the libel suit brought against Til
ton viii come up to-day. The
Brooklyn Eagle, one of Beecher's
friends, treats us to the information
that the great preacher has written
a letter urging Moulton to 90 be-
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BEN BUTLER's OPINION.

The thing is as plain as the nose on
your face,
And, without any doubt, pronounce it
a 'tcase."
But on this opinion we cannot rely,
For old Butler has always a cock in his
eye.
Don't tell an editor how to run a
newspaper. Let the poor fool find
it out himself.
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