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New-York tribune., 1875-05-14
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MRS. ANN s. STEPHENS NEW BOOK.

RERTUAs ENGAGEMENT New Society Novel by
Mrs Ann stephens An should read 1t IL Is full oi love-
exciting and is creating great sensation .o'"p'e'o ~ w..
, I,oh h,u gi,t hack Price, 81 75 Ii for sale this
dav bv all Book sellers everywhere. and published by
' - b. PETERSON & BROTHERS.
3O6 Chestnutst Philadelphia
,, = o., any o,e on remtng price TO the Publishers
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Uountru Real &state for Gale.

EOR SALE or TO LET Iowa fine new cot
Il tage with all conveDiebces, Clifton ~ Y; lot 76x
IOs parOr dining, bath, and four bedrooms Inquire o
JOHN BISSELI, 46 East 21stst
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Thursday, MI

NEw-YORK. Thursday, May 13, 1875.
At the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day legal
sales we're conducted by A. J. Bleeckcr Son ana f. H.
Ludlow Co. Full details OF these transactions Will
be found below.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14
c,cUJ IEMANN,s TROJAN DISCOVERIES

CCULIEMANN" TROJAN DISCOVERIES
- Ullustrated).
Bayard Tayors account Of the Explorations of Dr. sce
mann ON the Field OF Ancient Troy published in TRIBUNE
EyTRA No H. Price postpaid 20 cents. Seven Tribune
Extra pamphlets to any the United States for u
s,-,d tor circulars Address TIE TRIBUNE, NewYork.
.rJ,WO ORPHANS" WALTZ;-Great sue
ceos of thts charming waltz. played nightly In the
"Two Orphans and embeished with elegant and and correct
m onossos 81 Wiss Miss Blanchard The sensa
& , she %ay price rs cents Written by Henry tssing
,m .u, VI otnhshsd by O. III DITSON Co., III broadway
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Qeatbrrs.

AS PRINCIPAL-A gentleman, thoroughly
n qualified desires position fol neAt year. Address T.,
Tribune Office
4 LADY living in a delightful country home
on the River having several children Of her own
10 educate will receive her family limited number of
pupils who equally every advantage provided for
her besi teachers employed For pItci
Iars address a. B. C., Box ll2 Tribune Office
XNANTED-A position to TEACH little chill
w dren ENGLISH BRANCHES and MUSIC. by young
lady taught the kindergarten system. Address
f., Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14

AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE
Bv A. j. Bieeeker. Son & o.
VaSek prS1 m and So Johas ar alIeS 9osso
St nS a,c 9ret ot asa 2o2so
VSen ils'i a. lot ac,se nn 'o 40 loOo
Of Kr o,iek s lot f;S,s 25sssS snS o Dol 10000
sof Wass st lot asa sa l2lOO
By H. H. LudlOD 4 20.
s. Su s4i Waief IT. IT." ia Il Of ST. 1900
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Ntw- Jrrscn Real gstats for 5ale.

4 BEAUTIFUL HOME Of 10 acres for SALE,
~ CHEAP at Bound Brook house well shaded, II rooms all
fruits one hour New York Ciy. Address W. NJ. L. o.
Box III. SOmeryilr, Nj.
A GENTLEMAN's COUNTRY RESIDENCE
~ FOR SALE or 10 LET-lu N3wJcrsci 80 miles from
New.York and from MorstoHn For particulars inquire
oI addrts T. o. NJ, Tribune Oiice.
r Orange (spccialty)-Will rent, privilege
~ purchase elegant Mansion spacious grounds. sta
bes greenhouse Mountain side al dining Noun
lain House; every mprole lement excellent n,lglboioOd
rent low. Apply TO HAMlLTON WILLS 80 FINEST
LNOR SALE or to LET, MOrristOwn, y. j.
HOUSE, with six bedrooms, bath. etc. excellent stable,
garden and orchard high gUnnd depot free rom ma
lra and mosquitoes J. SMITH DODGE, ID West 10th 81.
THEO AYRES, Morristown
nRANGE. y. j., SPECIALTY.-Grca variety
~ PROPERTY for SALE and RENT. Once hours ! to
D. m l. IA. GERRY. 80 Nassau ST., and Orange opposite
depot.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


NFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
ssoS n kNE F2 %f = ss.
q. With M 5GS W.T. r"f e. e. Fl n%p.Sn eth %s
and S'dn snaaehannan @ Division also rn valley Rairoad
p5sG me 70 an sS the ' t"
80 SPRING ARIA NGLMENYT r., ,ouo
SG55fc,ns S5 AS Tna1 ri of Ea.on t,s9sa .,S Alien
sSrn ,Sn MaH'h Chunk TA"'aA ra"aHF"H
WY !fsi" Ea.ton, SeiyeTe xa%cS cn,g...
WsesbaIIe Pittson Maanoy Cty NJ Carmel Haas,1n
with Del, LAX: and West II: r.
Esson HneniSwn Harrisburg % aaG ,s West consed. 4,
S :. st;sS'" .c o M1 With ,"as
70 Danvie Wlnamsport &C.
sis11y e. g EssSn Es ss
Scranton Kesdins Columbia Lancaster EprA' p't'V
2so nway Train for Easton Catasauqua Belydere
$40 p m.-%sy Train for PIalnaeld. .-..- -, ,,..,
chnSE ccnnscts At % Junction with bel Tses r.
m%ay m%ay Tram Tram Tor for rns and l'm''s'a
Manch Chunk, Wkesbare, Towanda Reading, HaTnsouIs
wy -%T Tram Tram for for ss%ss ss%sIyIs
sSS sSS :. 2 mn m:-FSr fo% sp1nsT1fIIa. Poi91fIG
is sfs %Way %k%lFanf fnain fof sonsrse nsi'an
For fEH Elizabeth at si5. 8, $40. $40 1870, ,ssa5 2es3
!GS sGSo $50 ala a. Sl5 80 & si5 s. SIS $50 1885,
"'0 'SO 'i'' i0'0' 'ii0 K + Kicker, supt and Eng
LIKE HALLWAY. 49,
II spRISo AaRAxGRMFSr Of Trains in effect May 1915
From Chambersst Depot For Twenty trd ST. see note be
Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. DIasnsroom
" mEpass nag Ms Sr so - and Nasa Pals
Sleeping Coach TO Suspension Bridge. .
Up m-(Daily). Pacific Express TO the West sleepfng
Coaches through Buffalo, Nagsra Fails, Cincinnati, II.
Louis, Detroit, and Chicago without change.
Port Jervis 7:3O 1880, o. '9l6. lO45 a. m. 4so ie3o
y D. IN, Mddetown. 73o $50, ~ ,el5 iot5 a N,
s 4So sSS yoT Tse .DS rs iSS .ssss Nj saaaS tSS Ran &
read. Rondout and Kingston, - 80, to $50 p
Goshen s545 73O 1880 9. .9l5, l04j a. $50 346 80
t6.3o = M Warwsk, 7:5o, lo45 a. m, 4So p m Ne.'
70 li$S 80 p oI M Ridsew"a hoSckus Allenda., and
Rsmseys i545 6ij 7:3O. 80. -9lJ. l045 345 5,
q, t630, 'll30 m. Paterson, '5i5, G45 13o $50,
q 1915: 10 lo4j 1880 Y moor. 'ia5 s. PA 80
IL o'clock saturday nights only Newark > ~ 4 $50 ~
lO45. ll3O a. m, 3lJ 445, 6;l5, t6$o m, Il
saturday nights only .re.sstl. z SO, 49, y5o m.
Rutherfu Park and passaic 64j 80 $3.50 'yl5,
10 II 'l45 B. 3 a. 43O. 5lj $50 10, 1870,
'll30 III. Engewood aud sparkIl, Z 80. ~ $50 m,
only IL Piemont and NyacK7 80 49, 930 m. IL 80,
245 4i5 515 $780, i7lJ 49, and saturday nights only,
ll3O D. m. Spring Valley: I. s:3O $50 a m, 4 10 p m
NorR Train (hainb st on OF
earlier than above time trains
leaving Chambers quarter hours aye 25d ~ thirty
earlier boat leaves 23d ST. at 40 a. M and ii 20
p. connecting with trains leaving Chambersst as sane
hour. ,,,- 49,,
Tickets passage for apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders ior TIE checking
transfer Of Baggage be left at tho Company oc.s
~ l. 529 yJ1 Broadway
Express trains om the arrive in NewYork at 30
a. H., / 40 and 7 80 p.
NO Y ARBOTT General PasSen Agent
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Ciip propcrtn Go Get.


L'OR 6 MONTHS or lOnger-cheapcr than IL
hat-A completely furnished 3s0Ty iiignsiOop Brown
stone HOUSE; all modern Improvements very desirable
neighlporhood. Inquire Of owner, 3l9 East l3tlst.
HARLEM.-TO RENT, the detached COT
TAGE 3O4 East 1881 ST. rst house east OF Secondave
having under cellar nine rooms al ali improvements eA
cept hot water. Apply to GEORGE WILSON, l7s 1ave
vJNO LET-FURNISHED- small HOUSE,
with every convenience. in Cottage place rent ~ 200
Apply to NS CAkh No Cottage-Iiace
vJNO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox50,
building facing city Hall Park the rooms well
adapted class billiard having high ceiling De
light and easy Apply 10 ]. y WlchOFF Co, II
Park
rVO LEASE-Tbc elegant OFFICES Nos. 100
and IO2 BrOadway vacated by the Universal Life Ins Co.
O their 10 Nos II and 10 Naieus also
independent No Park place also offices IN the
North Life ns building; also offices Of the
Guardian Life. 2Ji Broadwsy X r. PAGE ;i3 Parkrow
To LErT rnr ssronY BRICK BUILDING
No FrankfOrt.st. second door from Chathimsi.
Apply TO
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE y. y. TRIBUNE
)s(n EAST BROADWAY.--TO LET-ParlOr
SsJO and basement stories with mirrors chandeliers 81,
Inquire 228 dOor. Rent low TO good tenant.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
ci%s Ss e. Ma.on Gaa .vs s 8 q ss
RS aS 6 sdsass 81 sy' lSSs.s1
1s%nsss ssts: :sI6Pl ts's @
sssicS sS@sy ssilss shs9 oaSt ii6a!a assss
s q ~, y s. c6 hS siH e
OKely 6i3, 24O int taxes and assess 20, ooo
cana 1si,s st. s. 81 II OF Elm st. about 2Jloi75 irregu
lar caseLod G ~ iSJ Rsc MeSSS s near Branch 'OO'
Il, 40xljO MOrrisania, Dykman, referee, tos ,oo
Frank s Nos Jos ISL, 5721 about 10; ~ ooo
Gtg7h We Dixon Sa to Howe $4,000
MNrTny aH =. sns lNe ssn, ISH Wisderm 2O5OO
Ella a. ;nnins chs ham one Nth part 1900
Ipmap 10 F1nny1 wife Of Cohen ....... 10000
2Gt6 81, rs Of istave 25Aoso oBren II ooo
4Gas, and Go peissSn saave 1675O
45Ssi sasIs M i5o # Of 9Th ave- 25xioo5 Mary 90
%irm T. !, Julia wife ss S asa,2 sass % $4,000
Sa ss y 1. IL SaSs"TTs = %Tssa
way I along Broadway $o1 1w7s' s'1nwloi'x =, 600
s6Ss SO a T'' II of G ldavs Of "a 254i"22
$50 # eof lOthavc, 2oxlo2. 2; j. p ONeii ref ,ooo
loldst' 20 ~ s. 100 Of boulevard 5ori2oi ooo
ow y: Iso S,on Oh 1000
Pns 81, ccsop zcp1 m 70 MaTraret McKeaehne $4,000
l3st 100 II " Of Morris ave, 1bxlOo lDtns,'n
H. $50 Il " Of MOrrisaye, 1J&lOO; lIpsi, ss, 20 IL
Morris ave, runs 7jX stO hgiI water marx on NJ
OF the kills TO line drawn from place Of D'gih
n,t n',g Eaat u to pesiDnine " - 10000
l32isf n 21J G OF 9TH ave, 7Jx99 IL lt3d st ss,
ig Boi6e IL oi '' ave. 'oh''ii d $4,000
Strongs ave : W corner Uni0nayc, 30Oy 20 Strongs
ave, u W corner Union ave, 3DNl2O; lrospeCtaNc,
to- Sto,s tSsts e5Sg 'ap sG75o
llth n csuncr & nth st. runs l12.x W ~ ~ 10
original high atcr line, and to point 2Opft
llth-aye los II u i0th st, los II To 4Otli
200 n Ot-st, - 10 IT W ave, runs W l5o IT
original high water line, and =, following cur.
yes Of wnor line to II 39tlst, at point 3l7 II W 0f
lltIaVr, 81, J~.9. L q J2f.il Y n 9So lhe
National Stock Yard Company 10 l. Appleby hah . 40
same property A VI and u AlertoD and j Il Butcher
To L Appieby, half part A3'ooo
Nrrravst yo 20 vears Der .............. 1000
III ave ko 1lg sor, yc 90 yeaIs per Loo
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Gonntrp propertp 60 Get.


4 FURNISHED HOUSE 10 RENT in Sing
~ Sing in desirable location Apply TO 81 BARLo",
Croton Landing, y. y.
4 COMFORTABLE HOUSE, large lot, 40
~ minutes from city drp0is. schools ehnrohrs, &c
low TO good tenant Address HOMESTEAD, Tribune
Office.
COOPERSTOWN, Otseg0 CO.-Gentlcman'S
~ furnished residence rent with stable filled. =
garden aud lawn, boating and nshng Rufus McaIs
1885 broadway.
FURNISHED aud UNFINISHED HOMES
NOrwal DaiieB aud vicinity that truly beautiful aud
heathfu Eon county situaiel sound aud
Raai secured by lease on
able teIms Apply TO Melville Mead soui NOrwak Conn
EOR RENT for the Summer, or for six
L OnthsTbe elegant Itcory Of Trinity Church. ,ien-ys
n " situated Nam fronting the Park
Lake n contains eight rooms basement and
attic hot and cold wafer modern mproyr
The well furnished. Immediate
given. Address ~. y. RICHA RDsON. Geneva N. Y
I .ARGE HOUSE, wide view. spring gallons
minute swift brook. lawn grove. fi, furnished
Box II, Soniervie n. J.
TO LET-FURNlSllED. at BLOOMFIELD,
n. j. for three months from about TO- HOUSE II
rSoms 81 modern imp,oy.mcns. Yiasnas lawn and fruit
Midland depot Near churches and public green Ptysts
family only Apply ~ the owner. T. o. WARD. S3l Washing
t0D st.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14

W.pptxGToN.s NANTAI. Dy WULIlN :. RoEINsO:.
IsnO pp 81. Ise 4 shtpsId
The principles OF parliamentary law, as appll-
cable 20 legislative and other dciiberaiive assemblies ~
sbis country are laid down with earncss aud precision
IN this concise and convenient nannfi Nh t"hiit"h
has had large xperencc in the Ione - Ma,dt huscis
segisIation, and his opinion may lee regarded ~ authority
On questions which not h.lly dele ninrd h ih"ce
dent His little book has beeu prcp.rd ~ e theory
that sJ fb~ IDSpl~Jy Of d@iberajNr ned! at On ~
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14

FOR PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT AID boston, ys
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, III E-DAls
TIL L RSDAYS and SATU URDAYS, and NARRAGAN-ElI II
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, leave l1.r 5S
y. r., foot Of Jay. ST. al > D. m.
Through tickets 10 all principal points IN ew-tngHd an
the may be obtained at Ra roa Depo- ana ot
Ticket Offices Staerooms be secured IN adv al 10
nces Mst.ott EXpress Company and at 3lV bIONd d!
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14
PROVIDENCE LINE,

VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
The stannch and powerful steamships ELEtTRA. MO
DAYS WEpNESDANss and FRIDAYS, and GALAiE
II ES DAYS, THU RSDAYS and SAfU RDAlS, leave ~
Of y r. foot of Robinson ST.. at p H. Direct route
Worcester and all North, IN points wa Worcester
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates ,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14
DrookInn Real CstGic for sale.

EOR SALE lin Broohlyn).
y 3 story AID basement BlICk HOUSE. No 2i Iahyr
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14
Gtcnmbo ats an0 RAILROADS.

ALBANY AND TROY by DAY LINE.-Thc
~ steamer ARMENIA will on and after hONDAY' May
leave York MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, anu
FIIDAYS from Nesry.st Pier S:3j and Twenty
q landing at Nest
kccIsie, Rhincbcck, Catshl, and Hudson.
v passlges win resumed and after June T. when
l..r..
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14


The vast amount of litigation attendant upon
The constructions operation and financial management Of
RAILWAYS and the importance Of railway interests suggest
the necessity ~ such 4 compilation that before
Mr. Lacey states that ii his original intention 20
make digest Of American Railway Law bat he has. how
-ver included in his work all the reported American
rases IN which y railway has heeD party whether any
principle OF railway Law has been involved o. not He
would perhaps have wrought more wisely and more Ia
the satisfaction of those who have occasion work
f this character if he had adhered his gna inten
lion multiplication OF pages and topics the doubt
ful advantages oi the change. For instance the su
vision COntagOu Disc only the duty OF
Of dsordeied horses toward his neighbor in
the heading continuance" the intelligence is
conveyed thai the fact Of "A having been pending
for four years I. why it should be longer
continued and another subdivision states the rule Of
evidence applicable to declarations touching The ieg
macy Of children. II s difficult 10 see for what reason
these cases and others foreign the general subject
should have been admitted Their presence adds nothing
a., value and impedcs consultation. These blemishes
are however greatly ont weighed by decdcd merits the
.bief Of which mcthodical, even minute hut
rent arrangement of topics. without multiplicity Of
cross references The duties of railway corporations to
their servants patrons stockholders aud creditors, the
rights and Obligation. Of subscribers for the stock
zion OF property and the rgh, 0 eminent domain
are important iicr under which are grouped very
numerous authorities. The decided points are stated
sufficient flnCrs, and UNUSUAL clfafbcss alii
accuracy A table uf ovenuled cascs adds nmch T."
1be practical value OF the bOO%
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-12

This was, of course, an estimate on paper SUBJ
Ject to changes by various causes, and was about
equal to the deficiency estimated by the Ssere-
tary Of the Treasury.
1t remained, he said, for the House to say
whether 1t would accept the recommendation OF
the committee, or seek some other mode of meet
ing the demands Of the Treasury. He urged that
no attempt Of . general revision of the tariff be
attempted, for such an attempt wOuld prove fatal
to the passage Of any bill. If the House saw
proper to raise the amount from other subjects Of
taxation It could do So but he appealed to men,
bers to act upon the bill before them without at
tempting to remodel the general tariff. He urged
the Republican side
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-12
MATRIMONIAL.

Last night the Fifteenth-street Presbyterian
church was crowded with the friends OF the par
ties who had assembled to witness the nuptials
Of Mr.. ]. b. q. Marshall and Miss Eva G. Thomp-
SOD, daughter Of Mr.. Robert Thompson, who IN
der the old regime served as a member of the
Common Council from the First ward.
1.-THE church arrangements were perfect; the in
vited guests receiving prompt attention from
the duties Of ushers with urbanity and dignity.
Precisely as the clock pointed to the hour, the
organ, presided over by the organist, Mr.. Bellini
Fleet, pealed out Strauss beautiful wedding
march, and the procession. led by the father and
mother, moved up the aisle in the following Or
der: Third bridesmaid, Miss Jennie E. Chase, OF
Washington, accompanied by Mr.. Judd Maloin,
OF Cleveland, Ohio; second bridesmaid, Miss
Dislike Jackson, Of Washington, attended by Mr..
Truman ]. Shsdd. The first attendant, Miss
Virginia Estel Auter, Of Philadelphia, accom-
panied by Mr. Samuel Lecount Cook. Next came
the bride leaning on the arm Of her father, and
in the rear was the groom escortinR Mrs. Thomp-
son. The ceremony was performed by Rev. VIM.
H. Warning, and at its conclusion q reception was
held at the residence Of the BRIDES parents
Eighteenth street, near K. at which bountiful
collation., prepared by Wormley, was partaken
of. The dresses Of the ladies were handsome,
rich and appropriate to the occasion. The bride
was the recipient Of numerous presents, and both
she and the groom, If the expressed good wishes
Of their friends avail, can safely rely upon
happy and pleasant life.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-12
Produce Exchange.

At the regular meeting of the Produce Ex-
change last evening A. b. Cropley & Co., Of
Georgetown, were made members.
Messrs. J. q. Irving & 20. and johnson Bros
were placed in nomination. Referred to the com
mittee on nominations, to report at the next
regular meeting for the action Of the Exchange
Mr.. J. F. Saum, on behalf of the arbitration
committee reported favorabIy on the membership
Of Mr.. Anderson; but the president decided sd.
versely.
On motion of Mr.. Janney, his name was again
offered and referred to the committee on mem
bersbip, to report at the next meeting.
The financial committee reported that the
weather prevented the completion Of their hall
The transportation committee made its report
and produced letter from Mr.. J. NJ. Drill OF
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, saying that
the request Of the Exchange previously printed
in THE REPUBLICAN, should be granted: that
the agents had been instructed on the subject
and II the entries at any time should not be made
he would like to be advised.
The report OF the quotation committee was re-
ceived, and after an animated discussion and
some changes was adopted.
The special committee on the revision Of the
constitution made its report; and submitted the
constitution; which was adopted.
There will be special meeting Of the Exchange
next Tuesday.
The meeting adjourned at o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-12
The Grasshoppers.

To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: Among all the statements concerning the
present suffering in Nebraska and Kansas one
Very important fact seems to have been omitted.
The pest destroyed the entire corn crep, and
Eastern minds can readily comprehend the misery
anu StarVdllon when food is beyond reach, but
you 10 not knew perhaps that the average
NeDIaSAAn FARMER depends upon his corn for fuel,
along the margins Of the rivers ana then in
varieties which are Of little use while the fires
which semi-annually sweep over the nrairies de-
stroy the young trees, which TouId ,TrovT had
they any protection. The ''hOmesteadarSN Tbaf's
NebTaskan Ternacular-cannOt afford IN b1T me
wood he needs for fuel, but corn makes an All.
mirable substitute, throwing out an Intense neat
and many families burn nothing else. The dried
stalks and husks serve for kindlings then The
great golden ears are heaped upsn this and tha
farmers vile enjoys better and more beautiful
IRE than the richer neighbor who can bum Snod
or coal. II seems to you like wicked waste but
during the winter spent upon a Nebraska prai.
ne corn was only fifteen cents a bushel and three
bushels would keep my IRE all day long,
The rRVaRes Of the grasshoppers are not ex-
aggerated. i was there in August when the air
was dark with the sWarmtlg myriads; when our
carriage wheels crushed them by thousands and
when saw great eorn-helds that 10 the morning
were green with the splendid promise OF autumn
wealth showing at evening only the bare, ghostly
stalks. Thsre were thousands Of emigrants who
went there last spring depending only upon their
coming crops for this winters subsistence and
they must suffer horribly in their poor dwellings,
so fly fitted TO exclude that dreadful cold about
which you know nothing in this climate.
Respectfully, ANNA SD.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 10,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-12
Modern Women,


1t is sad commentary upon our boosted civil
izatiOn that the women Of our times have degen-
Grated in health and physique until they are lit
orally q race of inyalids-pale, nervous, feeble
and back-achy, with only here and there few
noble exceptions in the persons Of the robust,
buxom ladies characteristic Of the sex In days
gone BY. By very large experience, covering
period Of years, and embracing the treatment Of
many thousands OF cases Of the ailments peeu-
liar 10 women, Dr.. Pierce Of the Worlds Dtspen-
safy, Buffalo, N. Y, has perfected, by the combi-
nation Of certain vegetable extracts, q natural
specific, which he does not extol as cure-al, but
one which admirably fultills singleness Of pur-
pose, being o most positive and reliable remedy
for those weaknesses and complaints that afiict
the women Of the present day. This natural spe-
cfc compound is called Dr. Pierce's FaVorite Pre-
scription. The following are among those dis
eases in which this wonderful medicine has worked
cures as II by magic, and with q certainty never
before attained by any medicines: Weak back
nervous and general debility. falling and other
displacemeRts Of internal organs resulting from
debility and lack OF strength in natural supports,
internal fever congestion, Inflammation and Ill
ration, and very many other chronic diseases
incident TO women, not proper to mention here, 10
which, as well as in the cases that have been emu
merated, the Favorite Prescription effects cures
the marvel Of the world. 1t will not do harm in
any state or condition Of the system, and by
adopting its use the invalid lady may avoid that
severest Of ordeals-the consulting Of family
physician. Favorite Prescription Is sold by deal
ers In medicines generally.