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The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-25
New blacksmith Shop.

The undersigned has fitted up Black
smith Shop in Maryville, near the Hannum
(Stone) mill, where he is fully prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line at the most
reasonable rates. The public are invited to
give me call.
April 10, 1874. Abner Farr.
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The MYSTERIOUS ISLAND,

In which, not content with the old stor-
les of "Robnson Crusoe" and the "Swiss
Family Robinson" the writer undertakes to
show how party of men cast upon mys-
tcrious and desert Island, may live by Their
scientific resources alone, without the aid OF
any wreck to draw upon for the materials
of life and comfort.
The party are Americans who set out
from Richmond, Va, during the scigc, in
balloon. NJ. Jules Verne unitcs with all
accurate scientific knowledge n cNuheranc,
of inventive genius that has fascinated the
world.
The theme of the present story afford.
the author the finest opportunity for TIC
display of his peculiar gifts. The story u
profuscly illustrated, and is begun in the
April Number.
For sale by all News Dealers or Book.
sellers. Price "a Year, 80 cents d
Number.
,,s,e q SCRIBNER & co,
654 Broadway, n. Y
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-25

Question for a Debating Society.
Pie editor Of the Danbury Ne,oS
asks;
"Can the watermelon be successful
" cultivated on sandy soil, in a rural
town of four thousand inhabitants,
and Il theological institute near by
containing one hundred and twenty
Students studying for the ministry ?
Our ,Maryville Debating Societies
|would do we'll to discuss the above
question, modifying it SO as to read
"a rural town of 800 inhabitants.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Circuit Court Clerk.

We are authorized and requested to an
noilnce the name of VIII. A, Meier as a
candidate ror reelection to the Office Of
Circuit Court Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-25
Oliver 81 Baker

Still keep full stock Of CONNECTIONS and
family supplies on hand, at THAR store near
the McKmzie House. They make the hest
article of Bakers Bread, which they keep
constantly on hand On public days our
country folks who are in town and want
nice, warm victuals, can be accommodated
nv calling ON Mcssrs. Oliver & Baker.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-25
For County Court Clerk.

We are authorized 10 announce the
name OF j. A. Greer as candidate for
County COURT Clerk.
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To Candidates.

To Candidates.
Announcements will be charged for
at the following rates: County
officers, SIS 90, State, $500; United
States, $1,000. The cash mustNe
paid IN Advance.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-25
professional Cards.
DIR. John BlanItiaSl,ip.

Practicing Physician and Surgeon, Mary.
vile. Tenn.
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| good Recommendation.

Mr.. John Currier, Mail Agent on
the Knoxville and Charleston Rail
road, informs us that not single
employee on thai. Road uses profane
language, and three of them are
ministers all but two are professors
of religion. This includes even the
section hands. We can add to the
above, that the employees-officialG
and laborers-of this Road are polite,
accommodating and civil.
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@. RAYrKR. @. W. NJ. NICHOLS.
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DOings i'm other Counties.

Principal FrieRdsville Institute
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

sssTRSISSyISssoosSp f.sEnThiid s"amr. ''''AA'
BoARDERs wANTED-sEcOsD PAoE-Fourth and nth
BOARD AM. LODGING wANrED-sncosD PAex-Finh
sRo6RlYS W.T. kEaI ffhn EsrArE FOR sALE-xsrH PAGE
ssyssssE
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NIsTH PIcE-First
CLERK sSiSl AND sALEsxEN-rwrLprH pAcr-rhira col.
SS59sH%$Sz ssH
ooAsT%iSE Sq''a p.ou-rnira and
eef%sss tSasis ssssa!ss-E,onru sIlsaPs PAGE
Ssa s4fpIs.sh sSc%a sSamp
pENTlSTkY-ElcHrH PAGE-Sixth column
UsEs % E fSq% us
FuKNIsHED-sEcosD PAcE-First and second
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-Nmru PAor-second and
egRSPE..EiHsr PAcr-Fifsh column
ExcHksioNsNSSsr1p fP4s1sh SoSm sSIs%n.
EINANCIAL-EIoHTa PAGE
ssA;S RCoas M ssrRH TO
ssEF Rsss-yr.. and
aELf W&STGD@MALEs-rwx ffD@si pAor-yourth and
aoRsEasS sS,u@a, S@RsiAoEs 4oFa.r r4orrnrd fourth
i wasasSs.so.. sSs9
NDUsrKTXL EXHIBITION CoMPANY-FIssr PAe.-
lNSIkUCTION-EiGHTH PACE-Stxth column.
LECTURE SEA ON-EIGarH PAcK-Sixh column
LOST AND FOUND-FiRsr PAGE-Frst column
AssE cI'S% column
HEDiCAl=sEcoNp rAGE-rh,rd column.
hiLLlNEKY AND DRESsMAkIN0-FIRsr PAcs-Ssc.
AlscELLxSEous ADvERrrsEMENrs-TrsrH rAor-
MUsICAL.NlHrM PAcr-Fourth column.
okdANs aGHaru r4cr-sz.h
rosr rSeSHI SFFIoE NorIcE-P,a.r pAcr-second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS sWANTEDMFEMALEs-
TWELFTH PA0K-tirst column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-NNTH PAcE-First and second columns.
8EAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-NINrH PAGE-Second
sEAL ESTATE wANTED-NNrH PAo.-secoud col.
tEWAKDs-FIRsr PAG.-Fir st column.
ALES AT AUCTION-TwELTTn PAGE-Fifth and sixth
MUTATIONS WANTED -FEMALEs-ELEvxNrH PAcr-
First, second third fourth NTH and sixth columns;
, and fwkLrIH PA0E-First column.
uTuATlONS TED--MALES-- TWELFTH PAcx-Second
and third columns
SPECIAL MOTTO Es-FiRsr PAGx-second column
sPoRTiNG-DOGs. BIRDS &c.-FIRsr PAoE-Third
sTORxGE-EIcHru PAcE-sixth column
SUMMER RESORTS-SEcoND PAoE-sixth column.
TIE TURP.FRsI PAGE-Third column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-sxcoND PAox-
TRAyELIEks1 aUIDE-N1srH PAor-Fourth column,
UNFURNlsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
SECOND PAGE-Ihird column
WANTED TO OPURCHAsE-EIonfH PAoE-Sixth column.
TACH4S. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsr PAoE-Second
column
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A SPEED SPEED SPEED.
IA. SPECIAL SALE OF TRoTrING STOCK


A. SPECIAL Il f4tf fHafis &c IkSHnSe aHGaI6S STOCK
the special M st,entop Of gentlemen called to the Inn
known fine rrotng Stock formerly the property OF the
H. W HoYT. ESQ, DECEASED.
rsmSvea e .a sS his M elegant country en- and stock
Sdas Ss . hey w be od e
% n sisS & ssv
a. b Patehen the sire OF hopeini and other fine
oI has seetss rsseSed ,we sSSaa
Sas s s sns s o
portion. with and amisbe disposition; prompt and
s 1sss tfSs :a Sa
ns ss9!tst ySf BY 'S'
Lsxinqsoa This raised BY his lae
framed ey John %nso apS isss alI when tram:
Of ysra E, l. dozen M
sn ELEGANT aTiysr pure and nsndSomsiy xai!ed
w NJ bs e sns s rOng aSss
,S road horse and e ne driver
trace 2 very reliable rotng horse warranted sound
No 4.EFine young and extra promising bay Horse,
by by
owner for his private driving horse double and single
@ S ASH
perfect road horse and warranted souuQ and kind.
No. h-Handsome tast and genteel young Trotting
Horse, sired by Old Hambietonian dam by LINEN Allen,
about i5A high. years old has trotted in public a
stylish driver, finely gaed and well behaved either
single or double; tr0t In rs and warranted sound
and kind. This colt and No. catalogue make fine
team and can beat 2: 40 together.
No. "a tpe Kentucky bred and finely broken
Saddle and Driving Horse l5 high, years old has
superior Tor style and elegance fine traveller and war
ranted sound and kind.
N bah these horses are finely colored ard highly
bred and hardy. rugged and acclinatzed and
very promising In point of speed they have not
been strained trained; their late owner did not
Also two elegant Brewester Wagons one top Pony
Phaeton double and single Harness, English riding and
side saddle, Dress Blankets. &c Also one Landau
sale positive, rain or shine
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A must BE SOLD: rHE PRoPeRry OF 4 GkS.
city made shifting leather loo hde bar Road Wagons 70
the city. with pole and shafts with double ana single
new Tor half prse sso one bushes, cop wMgSn nna
knd / very stylish e250 Cali a. private stable NO
East Eighteenth AresI one door ees Of FGn Avsnoe.
A kARoAik.3 3rITt peEwsrER s!pE 9AE ToI
e. xsssS xssSa . SnsSs s aH ~ ,s = = :SSs tsS5
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THE TURF.

A A-FLEETwOOD ASSOCIATION OFFERS THE FOf.-
"A. lowing purses to be trot,ed for at their tall meet
FIRST DAY-MONDAY. SEPTEMBER @
ar,t ssso 70 second sis5 70 third d'' ~
pusSE No ss 500 for hor es that have never beaten
49,
PUEsE No $50 500 tor horses that have never beaten
2:A $4UU to first $3.50 to second. $3.50 TO third.
fUnSE No. A. O00 for horses have never beaten
2:s4 Ssig e hrst ss9o 70 second $50 g third
PURSE No. 6-$60 for horses that have never beaten
2:so $500 to first, 500 to second, 500 10 third.
PURSE No 6-xL. .60O Tree Tor all, barring Goldsmith
AAo 70 nr'' t;S GoXDT9Ss' Is Jaw 10 'n'ra
All of the above mile heats best three In
Ave- In harness and win be governed by the rules OF the
horses start the distance will be 50 yards Entries will
close on Tuesday. september 8, at O'Clock NJ, at
Yor m 80 be aar
a =. xAS Sor at above ad
N'S'N JAMES DArER, President
WILLIAM H. VAN Corr, superintendent
FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION. $1,000 PURSE,
"A: to be- trotted September a. free for all. closed
with the following entres-
Budd Doble enters br. g. Goster.
Ifcl Micnok enters snssrs Uh s Ja%Sri jane Fullerton
SAME DAYSParss $1,000, Isl class. closed with the
ID. Mace enters g. m. Heatherbloom.
4. Bradbury enters Dr. T.. Berkshire Be- HIi Boy.
Mr.. Peterson enters gr III. Cora r.
John Chambers enters b. III. MOlsey.
II. Casey enters br. s. VIM. TurnbIll.
John Murphy eaters b. m. Lady Dahlman.
h1a" MOVE eNss WI. H. vAS p coTf ess superintendent
A FRENCH POOL OPEN AT JOHNSON'S POOL
"A Room, corner Twenty eighth street and Broadway,
on the 2:2A race ut Boston.
II AMILION fAhkh ,,,r ,.r,,r
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EUROPE.
ON THE RHINE. NEAR COBLENTz.

ON THE RHINE, NEAR COBLENTZ
~ Messrs HAkDS, VAUGHAN 4 JENKINsON are
instructed by the resident proprietor sell BY private
IN tine loveies part the Rhine district near Ober
Lahnstein, within easy access by rail- OF Paris brusses
Icr i,s historic associations recently restored pqrr
the reception OF prince or nobeman or gentlemen o.
position. The castle ands on wooded cminenfr; Sy
M own Sy sSSmysis',ns ,n n. snesn
Gothic chapel winch contains sonie rare amo
stained glass there are In ne caste see os usnscd IN
the medieva style the rare and n1'MSae M s rurnIe ~ &
work, articles q vrn wn wep % srs Sse
NAV he obtained al the ottces Of Messrs HAkpS.
VAUGiAk / JENKfNSON, ~ MoorgaW street, London,
&c where photograph rs may be secn.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

A FINE SECOND HAND DOUBLE GUN-MADE BY
"a Moore Harris. London: also second hand Joseph
Henry Greener muzzle loader.
II. c. SQCIRES, No. Cortlandt street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

THE LATE FRANCIS BUTLER'S VALUABLE STOCK
o. Dogs are selling alta sacrifice Corner Prospect
Cure tor sale at JOSEF BAGOTS, 81 Fulton street,
New York.
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DOR SALE CHEAP-A iGBORE PIN FIRE GUN.
with leather and Implements complete price.
So5, worth S2u0. Call on GEORGE HAYDEN. l3 Fulton
street
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van TasselD.


10 To Mar Z uNivE1siTY THIHIEESTI PLSGE STREET.
PARTIAL CATALOGUk OF THIS DAYS
sA+f boSY n Il e1Scf Ks hand.
ers OF great endurance excellent workers. good tam.
Hsfi in good order by Wood
D ELEGANT BAY COUPE HORSE, ls hands, five years
traveller is not afraid Of anythingi warranted sound
bkkk sGGa sE sea b. e Pilot
l6s hands, years. kind in all harness. free vice
not AFRAID OF anything; first class roadster; warranted
TOP ROAD WAGON. in good order, by Dusenbury
sPIENDID IRON GRAY COUPE HORSE, IT hands,
traveller; quick walker; excellent horse for any
SRiaHT BAY MARE. ns1 hands years; kind in all
een ridden aud driven by lady past year in every
sHHa SseEn ~
yss 4o % IN
has no iau or blemish - every respect nrst class
ToF SIDE BAR ROAD wXGoN. nearly new. by D.
B1X HAMBLEroNIAS, MA MARE is hands years.
three Is hne free stylish driver, not afraid
a1S Typ SFns SIDE BAR ROAD % WAGON. nearly new, by
SExSk COUPE HORSE 1s hands ye.ss kind IN
tree drtver first class family horse every way right
"ccouPE R0CKiwAY, in good order, by Quimbv.
BAY HORSE, 10 hands. years; kind in all harness
free from vices IN every way nrst class family horse
S$SSs HssEs RssylS G,Hrts
OF CARRIAGE, WAGON, PHAETON AND HARNEs!
! 10 70 rs THiRTEENTH STREET
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

frHE QUEENS HOTEL QUEkNsFOWN
This well known hrst class ho-eL having recently
changed proprstorA Will nov ps ouna ono o. the most
"a ts Sndsns staGsA and railway depot WAN ee toun
m8s{ eouventsnt - American Nns0o eeuvtea ~ ~
saVASsI StAA0uA
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

DOOLS SOLD THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
L at Johnsons, 1,ls7 Broadway, corner OF Twenty
eishth street. the trots nt Boston. T. b. JOHNSON.
DOSTERS FOR HORSE RACES, MEETINGS, &C.,
i promptly and cheapy done at the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 2l8 Broadway Herald
Building
COCIETY OF AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE
- OF Westche ster county.
Annual tall meeting, september 10, 1874
In consequence OF the 2:H class not having filed the
fOllowi nv purse Is offered -
i0OO so cIass-S5OO to the first S2lO to the second
4l6O to the third. 500 TO the fourth
Conditions same as in advertisement entries that
closed August l3 Entries close at Orawaupum Hotel
White Plains, Tuesday, september 1874, at 9P. NJ.
and must be addressed to
~'N J. o. MILLER Sec retary.
TIME GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING PARK OF THE
counties of Passaic and Bergen will offer $1,000
premiums to be irotted for the 2st, ed and 2 Of
October next their the old course
Paterson, n. j. Particulars In this column Thurs.
day next
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THIRD FALL MEETING.


FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER a.
PURSE No. l-eoM for horses that have never beaten
$500; $500 to drst $3.50 10 second aud e6Oto third.
PUksk No 2-SS1 for horses that have never beatsn
2S3; $3.50 to rst $3.50 70 second and 500 to third
SECOND DAY-WkDNESoAY, OCTOBER -
@ n f9s or tnsf & nsye never r beaten
PURSE No ISL 0U for horses tnet have never beaten
= THiRD DAY-THU RSDAY, OCTO cER 90
PURSE No o.$;W for double teams; $500 to first, $50
to second and S5U to third.
PUR E No. 6-Sl ,OOC for horses tnat nave never
beaten 2s0 rs $3.50 second and 500 third
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80
PURSE No. 7-S6W, for horses that have ever beaten
240 $3.50 rst, Sl5U to second and 500 TO third.
PURSE No. s-$2U0. for horses that have never
beaten 2s20 LOCO TO hrs $3.50 to second and SEQ to
third.
CONDITIONS-AM the above races to be mile heats,
best three In Ave- In harness except double team and
colt raceS, and will be governed by the rules OF the
National Association. In heats where eight or
horses start, the distance win be lso yards
Entries tor all three meetings Will close Tuesday.
September l. at O'Clock p. NJ, at T. b. Johnson's, cor
ner of Twenty.eghth street and Broadway, New York
Address all communications 10 George W. Oakley.
superintendent at above address, or at ls9 Montague
street. Brooklyn. 4. o. READ, President
GEO. W. OAKLEY, superintendent
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DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
S2I, ,OCO IN PREMIUMS.
FIRST FALL MEETING.

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY. SEPTEMBER 22
PURSE No. $500, tor horses that have beaten
minutes: $500 to first $5J to second ana $50 to third
PURSE NO. 2-S6eO for horses that have never beaten
2:3 $45O to first, $3.50 to second and 500 to third.
SECOND DAYmWEDNEsDAY, SEPTEMBER u
PURSE No. $500, for horses thBt have beaten
2.SS; $3.50 first, $3.50 to second and 500 third
PURSE No. 4-$luN for horses that have beaten
2:24; $3.50 to first, $3O to second and 3iU to thr.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, SEPTEMBER "a.
PURSE No. $500. all double teams $500 to hrst
$50 to second and $50 TO third.
PURSE No. g. LOO for horses that have never beaten
2N; $3.50 to rst, $3.50 10 second and S00 to third.
FOUkTH DAY-FR!DAY. sEPTEMBER rs
PURSE No. 7-4600 for horses that have beaten
245; $3.50 to hrst $50 TO second and $lW to third
PURSE No. 600 for horses that have never beaten
20; 200 to rst S75U to second and $3.50 to third.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

AuS7SS TSsshH EnIs nAx kXAsynr sy AuorosnHss
10
''' 40 AM - FoGRl FOUR Il HvESGE '"A : "''
SsAE sFE S hoFsss sb syR SRS4
Twenty tour to ortyeght hours given to purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF I'll fills S4i5ssss pHYs TUESDAY, SALE
Ag 0gs yss4 4EfHHffSS$AS$ 81 ASzEAssssGa,
sUpEKIoR. TEAM HORSES, BAY AND BROWN lsx
hand, high years Gd Kind and true in al harness,
nothing; poth superior for family driving single aud
wT SsS SHAFTS
0ycassTSur 0ycsaHaNT'SSur rEorr1Yo HORSE, DAN. 10 HANDS
high, u years old kind and true in all harness; tres
sS and can beat minutes any Gsy wsrrsutsS s .oaua;
also Tnr SCI R,n,, Harnes; s. AsimN snd
sso%S AoEsE HANDS HIGH @ s,y YEARS 4 ;s,s OLD
at traveller superior horse for general use and war
six:sEST ,koccsKAwAy, n SooD ORDER,
superior horse iOr family diving and wssrsnssd
ssGNc sSAT A5xsE M xsps 3
OLD kind and true in all harness tree from yce very
nS s @ g ss saR aasas.. sss
HAp sGACK AossE kAsEb qoD n HVHEERMoxr x
VICE; close TO minuses free and handy driver
#S%sE{JSiHs sEAsIY szAs M SfE ExxDs HIGH
years old Kind true In all harness tree from vice;
trots in ) minutes and Is free and pleasant driver
SoS toGFE II osss SS4D e RASDs HIGH
En- sS$ ~:
rof DEPOT WAGONS
BAY MARE il HANDS HIaH YEARS OLD; K1ND
and in ali harness free from vice nrN class cart
truck mare, and warranted sound ...x,
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTIONS TINE
OF sale.
: Rockawsys. Phae,ons. Road wagons TOP and 90 TOP
Depot wagons, Harness, &C.
SALE COMMENCES AT il O'CLOCK.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NoTIoB.-rHE MAILS FOR EUROPE
sSss Cs the e, wssk zee Ss sSsns n SsSrdA
n. on wedne:dsy; as ~ and lih A: NJ on Tharsday,
T. l.. JAMES. Postmaster
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

FIRST DAY-TUESDAY, OCTOBER g.
PURSE No. $500 for horses that have never beaten
PURSE No $500 for horses that have never beaten
229 $3.50 to hrst $lbJ 10 second, and $u0 70 third
SECOND DAY-WEDNkSDAY, OCT.
PURSE No. $500 horses that have never beaten
PURSE No. 4-slOOO, horses that never beaten
Ia $3.50 to first $500 to second. and $3.50 to third
ThIRD DAY-THURSDAY. OCT. g. t.E
PURSE No s-$500 for double teams; $50 to rst $50
to second, and $50 to third
PURSE No. 6-Sl O, horses that have beaten
2:26 $3.50 to first $3.50 to second and 500 10 third
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, OCT g.
PURSE No. 7-S60O horses that have never beaten
2.l2; $3.50 to nrst $50 to second. and S00 to third
PURSE No 8-S2,OW for horses that have never
beaen 220 $1,000 10 nrst $50 to second and $50 70
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.
NOR sALE-A NEW TUG BOAT; ENGINE, l6Xl6
II Apply to +. i j. Baker CO., Norfolk Va
II Jesse HoyL Long Branch Plymouth ROCK and Is
eort; also two iron aaewnee boats Iron steamship X
tons: several sdewhecl and propeller steamshpA
Metropolis nttod 70 transport railroad
Apply to FRED. c. SCHMIDT. No south William ct
INoR sALR--A LIaHT DRAU0HT STERN WHEEL
steamboat, 10 good order, suitable for Southern
river navigation; Will sell cneAp.
GEORGE Y. pLyMER, Sc south street
LNoR sALE-A Is FoOr JIB MAINsAtL YAOHT
hunt OF cedar; 10 but two vears old. handsome
ast and in perfect order; price Siza Address OSCAR
Herald oihce
r,uk sALE-THE Al STEAM Tuo OYSTER BOY, III
nrsy rate order engine aud bols rae9d ~ new Ius
SsevkaSlsd And pilnteai Abprsoatsa wRSh tesA A6Dr
= ". e WLAAuN. eoah e9oet
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

HAMILTON PARK,
sSOOO FOR TROTTTNG
WILL BIZ OFFERED
October H. IA, Is
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.


AT AUCTION THIS DAY. BY
n VAN TASSKLL KEARNEY. AUCTIONEERS
successors 10 Johnston 4 Van Tassell.
HORSE AND CARRiAGE AUCTION MART
llQ liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAL
FOURTH AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

TRY GOODS CIRCULARS, WRAPPERS, &C., FUR.
H. nished at low rates by the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-09-01
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.
fCHE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY op
NEW YORK

Notice is hereby given that the first premium allot
the premium bonds issued according toa specta
act of the Legislature the STATE OF New YORK VIII oe
held publicly Monday, september T. 1874, at O'Clock
T. NJ
The New York herald., 1874-09-01

PARIS AGENCY OF THE. NEW YORK
f.w HERALD.
Ar EssRs KREMRR 4 CO.. AMERICAN REGISTER
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
Nkw YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL.
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-17

TREATING THE WRONG DISEASE.-Many times
women call upsn their family rhysicians-one with
dyspepsia, another with palpitation, another with
trouble of the breast. another with paiu here and
there, and In this way they all present alike to
themselves and their asy.gOing and indifferent
doctors separate and distinct diseases, for which
he prescribes his pills and potons, assuming them
10 be such, when, In reality they all symptoms
caused by some uterine disorder; and while they
are thus only able perhaps to palliate for time,
they are ignorant Of the cause and encourage their
practice until large bills made, when The suffer
Ing patients are no better In the end, but probably
worse for the delay, treatment, and other compli-
cations made, AMI which a proper medicine d..
rected to the cause would have entirely removed,
Thereby instituting health and comfort instead of
prolonged misery.
From Miss LoRINDA E. ST. CLAIR, Shade, Athens
county, Ohio, October IA, 1879:
OT. r. y. Pierce, Buffalo, " Y-Your Favor
Ae prescription Is working almost like a miracle
ON me. lam better already than have been for
over two years."
From ELLA A. sHAFEK, GAINESVILLE, Ind. August
3,ls72: -AN'' aug '''
'Dr. Pisrcc,-I received the medicine Won s.,,
me and began using 1t Immediately. suresuIt Of
the treatment feel better than have for three
years"
From Mrs. JOHN K, HAMLIN, Odell, ILL.,, March
1a,1S72: " ha0,-
pr. Pieroe,-The Favorite Prescription has
done me good, which am very thankful for"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-17
se. Pstraek's Day.
yY THE LATE BISHOP ENGLAND
kr. "The Irishmdn."

~, ,wh, that has not wandered Tar
ot Erorn where le first drew vital air.
rsn tell how bright the visions are
Thst still surround his fancy tnets ,r.
For OH, tits sweet round memory ,xay
When time and distance gi he 20 saI foSn.
~ S CA y iI them e'cr on latrick's DaT.
rh,uoh distant from our native shore,
tx hound by fortunes stern aecree
To tread our native land no meres
Still, Erin, We must thiDk 4t luee'
Ii there o heart OF irl3n uou ,,v
THAT does not own tho magic sway
That te,npts the generous patriOl'S Soul
10 celebrate our Patrick's UaYf
No nation since the dawn Of time
Has sacrificed more lights than WEI
Our FLOOD hos f{owei in every CLINE
That raised the shout Of Liberty
Rut, oh, will Freedom never smile,
Nor shed one bright, one glorious ray,
To cheer our own ioVro ua,,G , i.,p nav
And raise our hopes on Patricks LAY!
Yes, Erin, raise thy dropping brow.
And w-eath IL with The shamrock green;
20 tell thy prour. thy naughty foe,
That she's no longer Oceans queen. ~
Coumbia's banners wave on high,
Her eagle seizes on Its prey;
Then, Erin. wipe thy fearful eye.
Aud raise thy hopes on Patricks Day
Thy Gallant sons have nobly bought
(;oiumbia's gratitude for thee;
In freedoms cause they bravely fought,
And shed their blood for liberty.
Then, boys, I'LL up your glasses all
Let tyrants grunlbie as they may, :,
The toast we drink will throw no pail
On hrin's Joy this Patrick's Day.