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, 1875-01-28
KIDNEY & RlARnsR cnMPiAIRIs

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Disbetes
Dropsy. Stnpiage of v ter. Inconrlnence o.
Urine, Hrights Disease, Albuminuria. and in al
cases where there are brick dust deposits, o,
the water is thick. cloudy. mixed with substan
".s like the white of an egg. or threads lik1
.hite silk or there is morbid. dark bilious up
,earanct. and whit bone dust deposits. an,
when there is pricki"g. burning sensation.
when passing water, and pain in .he Small oi
the Back and along the Lcins. Pric. 81 90
WO,r rns.-Thc only known and sure kcmed,
for Wo,ms-Pin. Tape etc.
ZuW0y. of IL 1e1rr' GyoVfh Cured 81
Railways ResO vent.
BEVERLY. Mass. July Is. 1859
DIR. R.DwAY:-I have had Ovarian Tumor il.
the ovaries and bowels. All the Doctors sai,l
= there was no help for it . tried every thing
that was recommended, but nothing helped me
I saw ur Kesylvent, and thought would tr.
it: but had no faith in it, because had st,tf,ret:
for twelve years. took six bottles of the -.
solv,st. and one box of Railways Pills, and TN
bottles of your Pcady Relief: and there is not
sign of tun,or to be E, en- or felt, and feel bet
ter. smarer.a happier than have for twelve
years. The worst tumor was ia the left side of
the bowels, ov, iht groin write this to you
r the benefit of others You can publish it il
you choose. HANNAH KNAPP.
, 1875-01-28
So R. ABRAMS ~
LIVERY !, TABLE,

Cor. Commercial and Washington SITS
SEATTLE, ". 7.
This Livery Stable is in the centre o
the city. ard to persons desirous G
having Buggies, Carriages. and spirited
saddle animals, can fn6 them at this
stable.
Horses boarded the day or week.
x. ABRAMS
, 1875-01-28
SUMMONS.

In the Disiric; C.turt If thr Third Judicial Dis
iricr of the Territory OF Washington. ho'diug
Terms AT th. City OF seattle. in "nd tor the
Counties of King, kitsap and Suhohish.
SILAS Ii. FOS kR
, 1875-01-28

HNOR RENT-Two sma c ttagce. on th'
H' hill. adjnining The r, sid. nee of Eeriaf
Brown Inquire ut this ,ffice. or of
n n 5. SMITH.
ov. 10, 1872. t... .f,
, 1875-01-28
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY a4
NO. 81 MONTGOMERY BLOCK,
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.

NV II AIKEN. ATrORNEY-ATLAW AND
w . Commander Of the Grand Army of
the hepnblic in California and Nevada, will give
prompt attention to the collection of Addition
al Travel Pay, now due Californis and Nevada
Volunteers discharged more thln three hundred
miles from home. Soldiers can depend on fair
dealing Information given free of charge. When
writing enclose stamp for retly and state COM
pany. Congress has extended the time for MI z
claims for additional Bounty under Act of July
2s. 1866 to January. 1875, SO all such claims
must b. mad, before that time. Original Boun-
tv of $i'0 has been allowed all volunteers who
enlisted before July 22d. 1851 for three yers if
moi paid the same when discharged. Land War
rants can be obtained for services rendered he
re 1855. but not for services in the laie war
Pensions for late war and war of 1872 obtained
and Increased when allowed for l.ss than di-a-
b liry warrants. bur no p nsions are allowed to
dexican and Florida war soldiers. State of
Texas has granted Pensions to surviving veter
uns of TIL. Texas Revolution. New Orleans and
Mobile Prize Money lis now due and being "ald.
". H. aiken also attends to Gem raj Law and
Collection BUSINESS. sug kim
, 1875-01-28
HEALTH BEAUTY !!

Strong and Pure Ri,"h Blood lpcrer { Of Flies
and Weight- Clear Skin and beautiful Con
plexion secured to all.
, 1875-01-28
1Hs CRstT B. nND PURIFIER.

Every drop of the SARSAPAR1LLIAN RE-
SOLVENT Communicates throu-;h the Blood
Sweat Urint and oiiier 1l,ids and juices of The
system the visor of life, for it rep;irs tine wastes
OF the bYdy with new and sound material, Srrof
MIA, Syphilis Consumption. Glandu!ar '.iseas,
Ulcers in ,h. Throat Mouth. Tuinnrs. Nod 5 il
the Glands and otht parts of the system. SJr
E~es. Strumous Discharges from the Ears, M,
the worst forms of Skin dis. a>es, Eruptions
Fever Sores. Scaid Head Ring Worm. Sal
nn4un. Erysipelas, Acne, Black Spots. Worms
il, the flesh. Tumora. Cancers in the Nomb. als
III weakening and painful discharges, NIGH
Sweats. Loss of Sperm and all wastes of lif
principle are within the curative range of thi
wonder OF Modern Chemistry, ind u few days
Use will prove to aay p. rson using it fer eithei
of tfa-se forms OF disease its potent power L,
cure them.
If the patient. daily becomes reduced by tn,
wastes and decomposition that is continual,
proGress,ng succeed in arresting rhes- wastes
and r. pairs the same with new material !nad
from hcalty blood-and this the SAfiS4,PARii
LIAM will and does secure.
Not only does the Sarsaparillian Reso!ven'
excel all Lnown remedial agents in the cure OF
Chronic ScrofuIcus, Constitutional, and SkiI
disease: but it is the only positive cure for
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inieress she Lad in her sex wM In its general

IL regard to Til.on's ntAtsmnnt that "Elixn-
beth WAS slvays n stckIer for the honor of tha
Hex," which Mr. EvnrtH read from the testimony,
the witness admitted that i,o made that atato-
mont have made roveral statements In re-
gard to thtH controversy. and have appeared be-
fore cosntnlttos My memory of datea Ia 1ath-
or below the average. 1 rcmombef many thtnga
u p,cturcs- ahould rcmember this ecena, Which
] am not wtncsssng: rather by picture than BY
date; hcncc, shall remembcr i better
by picture than By date. / have not
suffered nng change OF sympathetic and religious
orinsana between me and my wife. I should
rather cay have rejocod in the change. Ny
early ideas OF reiigon were Of tho strongest Cal
yinastic stamp. During ny later yeara ny views
haso undergone considerable modification under
Beeeherh preachiug. don't accept the theory
ot Gln"ts tn asisy1-ot chriat - Jehovah
e hs sGla Thsa btsas ssan0nsd ess1 essn'f IL
plymouth Church. This change In my
opinion broke tho CONCURRENCE OF views
hctwcen my wife and fno in regard to religious
views. This change produced in my wifea mind
i'll one scnse great deal Of unhappineee. She
wanted me 70 believe ~ ahe did wanted my views
| to larmenite with hsrF. I think Bhe grew at
! last to abandon tile milton Of he'll. Her regret
| was that my professional career had not boen
| 1870 when my views Of clergyman changed.
| During the ant-siavery agitation the great
oRponc.n1. m. to c.' our work in o, freeing dayea W
I early stages OIL the shnti-eiaTeFY movement
that tho clergy, }iko Erasmus nf old, were
cowardty. think when any great reform starts.
! tho lnat to help it arc tho old conservative
organizations called churches. Those views
| wc1e taught in Plymouth Church. / beheved it,
| and my wifo haI,cyed 1t. We both waro thero
tanght to dcspiao. slsve-ho1dinb Christianity Of
that day. When made 3 speech In Plymouth
| Church. At that time Beeoher CAME to me after
wards and sa,d, " Theodore, Tn proud OF YOU"
There wAs no herious political difference between
! me aud Deachet until about 1s60, whcu 10
preached sermon declaring military onaancips-
| lion to be impossible.
]
, 1875-02-04
THE TESTIMONY M DETAIL.

LIE A4lENbAHA = h+AAH@s
NRW YoNg. Feb. 3,--Tha heavy fa'n.storn did
not prevent tho usual crowd from attendiuE tue
Brooklyn City Court. whore tho Tilto''-aeecl4er
srial is in progress. Mrs. Ilton. s1sB. Field,
Mrs. Tubbs, and Mira. SbearmAn were present.
TILToN'B NARRATIVE 'coAr1SUEH.
Promptly at the appointed hour tae Court was
formally opeued. aud Mr. Tllton continued his
Story 11e sald: tirst heard Of tho promised
Council Of the Church, think In The early part
OF November. 1873-fron Mr. Deocher, In Mr.
MDulton's house. 1fo told me trouble had arisen
out Of my speech In the church aud tho Publah.
luz Of card BY Halliday h the New York pspsss.
NJ told ms esstdn papsss hAd been seut him ip
, 1875-02-04

Its Opening Proceedings Mt charlcs-
tan, ". C.

Its Opening Proceedings Mt Chnrlcse
tan, Y. c.
CnAnLKaros, S. e., Feb. 3.-Tho National
Grange met in this city at noon, Master Adams
of lows III the chair. All OF tho officers present,
making with dolegatca, over coo members.
The order Of bussnena used ut the
eeycptll annual session was adopted
Master Adams then delivered an address, in
strength gained during tha past year. only few
Htates uot being organized, and they will 5000 no
ou the way. such an uprising aud oEEanizatso'a
Of Ercat and scattered interest is without raE-
elle u history.
Aftcs the delivery OF tue adJrassoa Tho report
Of tho Treasurer Has read anu Standing COM
nlittecs appointed. Tonight public mset'ng
OF wolcomo wnH held md npcechcs dellSescd by
promineot citizens and delegatca
, 1875-02-04
LOVERS PERJURiES.
Though Jove Laughs at
Them. the Law
Doesn't,
So Mr. Tilton Presses Hard upon
the Plymouth Pastor.
His Direct Testimony at Last
Concluded.
Mr.. Evarts 1scgins tho
Er0ss-ExanainntloHf.
The 'Love-Letters Introduced
and Read.
4 Brief History Of tho Tiitons' Mar
ried Life.
How the Changes in His Religious
Views Took Place.
Court-Room Scenes--. The Crowd DImln-
| ished by Bad Weather.
4 Brief History Of tho Tiltons' Mar
ried Life.
How the Changes in His Religious
Views Took Place.
Court.Foom Scenes-.-The Crowd DImln-
ished by Bad Weather.
COURTROOM SCENES.
Mofsr uNrLEAeANr BODIES.


speetal Dispateh 10 7as catfaoo 7rdaans.
DnooKLy4 N. Y, Fob 3--1he streets to-day
we're purified BY tremendous fall Of rain, which
flushed sewers, cleaned CUTTERS md loaned
down tho streets like mountain tor1onts Per-
1aps this csuse had its effect In tho diminished
attendance Of Peris At tho cato OF
the City-Court Paradise. Tho falling on
waH very manifest. and the few ssoaminE
creatures who filed the corridors with
ghoatly aud unwholesons vapors hung about
tho entrance liko cripples at the door Of IN hos
pital. But, though the attendance outside WAS
much suaaller, tho congregation within tho per-
spIring walls ot tho courtroom quite eqnaled
tile abnormal attendance of yesterday. FiAsorlsi'
suggestions Of wot ginghAma and india-rub-
hor overshoos told with mute eloquenco Of
the climate and ita condition. Tho consequences
WAS q marked hcerbity on the part Of the officers,
general ill-humor among the lawyers, grunnoaa
IN tho bearing OF the learned Judge, aud an ILL
rcprcsod tendency to sneoze among the
audience.
TIE EFFECT or T1LToN's TESTIMONY ON 1af
COMMUNITY.
Tilton's remarkable Testimony yesterday was
tile theme OF universal comment. Such q horri-
bio story a. he Ind to tell had never
been told before 50 painfully and with such
distress. It borders on the impossible, while 1T
is certainly without tho boundH Of however ysg-
orous--howevor deyilish--an invention Tho
rugged pashos With which 1t waa told, the awfu
Nrepchtug OF heart-strings which 1t demonstrate
I'D, the deathly palo. Of Ti1ton, tho crimaon faeo
Of Deecher the apathy Of tho wivos. and the TO-
! vulsion Of tbs appalled, audionca from a soene
too terrible ever to forget ipressed itself With
awful distnctness uron all who Witnessed 1t.
Even tho Judge shuddered On the honch, and
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duct waa over a1hihttad BY nc towards her.
ISlown paper.] think showed this rcport
aud another to Con. Tracy. l put both OF thcna
In tue hands Of 0lr. Moulton. l prepared this
~ !he susgsstoo sf Gen. aG Gen.
cernsug 1t !; that 1lrs. 1tlton ha:l eons down to
tho Committee flom Mrs. 0Vingtun's house i;
that Previous to tile assembling Of tue Commit
tee ho {ticn. Tracy had
INSTRUCTED HER WHAT TO SAY.
and hon to say il !: that he had put thu questions
to Ler that sha might make no bluudetH that
sla cstuo before tho Committee to deuy every
thing; tina. there had been no wrong bet~ecsi
l,orsoIf ku1 Mr., Dceehos, and thst there bud
been no r1npobision 0& wrong towards her. md
that there vAs no foundation whatever for tho
scandal aud Gen, Tracy. III makiug t.iis nara.
two, wept, sntl he said: "Now, 1t you take tho
,sht assDtss Ss s IT, s1 aos e a
Rsf'qey R satsxex 9' wass spPss'as &c asspsr. said 'a
NO made = great impression OH my mind and
aaid: VT tlIuro is chanco OF saving Elizabeth.
mysslf Of it" aud told hui would allow bin
TO explain the method Of procedure, I sa!d !;
Hero are plumber OF gentlemen, and they cao
aumn,au whom tbey choose md the Colnultteo
will DO bound TO make report otl tho bAstn OF
what there people choose to put down before
tho Quantities TO the advantage Of all larleB."' "
That wAa Gen. Tlacy'a theory, aud toll him I
would cooperate With that Gen Tracy then
asked me what sort OF report would sAtiafy me.
aud told him would stand BY sny report y hicl.
would DO mo 40 injustice aud rolnatata Eltza-
beth. lie saId, "iou may make any kind Of =
report you cAooao which docs not charge Mr..
l}eeclur With adultery OF crime: that would keep
hnl fsom maintaining Ats position IN tho pnl.
pt." aud he offered to procure tho passage OF
such report. in accordance with thia pre-
pared two reports-A short md long one-hnd !
presented both to Moulton, and said would be
pleased with either. lIrs. Iilsou waH best
| plqased with the long one
CONTROVERSY ABOUT CERTAIN LxrTKn4.
lii, Eykrtg asid be did not propose 10 CROSS
, 1875-02-04
1ELEGRAPHE BREYITlES.

One hundred packs Of Australian mail WILL pAas
through Omaha from tho West to-day.
Tho I4adtas' Local Board Of Charitlss 10 NIL
va,1kto hayv adopted bill to bo presented to
tho IogiaIsturo Tor an industrial school for chill
eIcu, modelled On Easteru institutions Of tts
kut.
Tho bands Of tho composlpR-room Of tie Mil
ynpkeo Sentinel Office ttr1ck work yestetday
because the management refused Ut thetf ~
ton to discharge The asaiAtAut to1emAn, {ks
paper will ba got out n u&uAl.
, 1875-02-04
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
bYEpPTICAt,,

Special Dispoteh to Tbs chteaoo Tribune.
Ne" YoaK, Feb. 3'-To-day Was ono or the
uost interesting days OF the great trial ID Brook
1yn, and WAS In striking contrast with tho pro-
vious two days OF Mr- Tllton's examination.
The witness testifiod to hia aottun regarding the
Bacon letter. and toward tho Plymouth Church
Investigating Committee. A 70" Of tho letters
which passed between bfr. Tilton and Ills milo
tofore the alleged commission Of tho crime we're
Introduced to influence tho jury in tho question
Of damages. The cross~e1anlnAsion thon began.
h1r. Eyarta conducting 1t, and by him tho
religious views of tile witness vero drawn out
and made to compare with tloso Of bis wife and
Mr. Deeehor. Tho esoss- animation wlll be
continued tomorrow,
rur An1n,so ,srrarsr.
min and ttnnporoua walking had no efYect to-
;,.v ,,hon ,hosa who.o ,ntarcst In III. Trim, bna
hser a4cItoa u .,o utmost nttol. md who ot-
, 1875-02-04

Observer, md my wife resided At No. 4s Living
etnn street "ith her mother. who Whs Then q
widow anu had no other employment than ns
ried wien 20. Mrs. Tilton was one or
two years elder. ! became acquainted
With her When she waa 10 years Of ago. Na
wele familiar With each other but was more
familiar with her brother. who was my SCHOOL,
Is, 30 xas we'll acquainted With her when l
married. Up to tho tilns size leIt ME our 'hleF-
course was as Gloss ani iutisnata as rotslble IN
human affairs. I tll.k my wife had more than
cou,mou brain. was abnus to say that she
had moro than an ordinary education.
shs wws educated Al Fucker Institute. NeKn1l-
sng Htefat.,e, ETC., ell8 MA always font Of
books uan the constant patro1s, aud fond Of
poetry ard 1nusic. Hor opportun!tlen during
murriel lifo ~crs many. people Of cultivation
md charitable dssposstio.s., Ny career VIA that
Of, q journalist and public speaker. Ny "lso
participated In my labors, acting as asuan-
uenas4 for me. She knew al ny
.i ii hsr Thoughts. Mor domestic sair. ao.o10ei
her time and attention. Tho was . very liberal
Rood-leaited and lovely woman. Wo Hora both
monbers Of Plymouth Church, tl'e Jo'nlas ~
1851 and in 1858. We were saniftd III 1850. ~
tho eallior yosrs NO entertained tho sano sen-
oral religious convictions. ho woEo hafA teach,
ore in tlo Sabbath school. bha WAS connected
with the Bethel sctnol In llymonnh thnrel,.
Had mothers clsss il tho ssnlo. THIS e1to''u"
cd over period OF Horora! years. she was thera
Tor sorics Of years, but ! cannot say 10"
many year,; 'hnasa nos 1asn hks nan,os 70 IT, Ha
soaclng m Ing, was W r.ven SUNDAY, but she E.yo mora
time BY way of preparatlon Occasionally some
Of ncr clu4s would call and see her. She wys
very notably Of ~ aiIecsionato and sympathetio
nature. Regarding Aor opinions concerning;
fsmiuins chastity, I thiuk sla toyea eyerysLiug
good, and hatea everything bad. believe to-
aaY sLe il good wouuau. ! have never blamod
leg, but her betrsycr I have said aae was .
thst IL Included II dignity and purity. Ths
, 1875-02-04

.,t.tr. .,,xo..L.ti hi,, ard }nfd hin, that tS |
s'se, ..1 .,th nonv ,oomn
s',..a IT,, H., ~. com,otttoa would
p'.as.'' IT, .a.in.t 1,ssch.r c1cent ana so
se.ss $500 =. n't - 1,ass y ,mnos,blo for him ever
:, rn.,,,a.r l., flvmo,,tb mint. This,
As.,. II. Tn.an 1,on, noocho,e rocoen,zcj
sa". ,s,1 ;nvo,v,a, tts committoo Of r,oacner's
Hs's' s.aa.;.a @ g.,
49, ;, ~ r,,~ ro,,pr WRIT AyA,rvr,r.
..t t,,.n d,rooto1 At, Avn. NJ th,. enfnontdyino.
1,aso,,or sid nj bc,r III, ncrutinv without lis.
,,,s. r. r.n lila fno.rs thronph hjs
III ,na . vava NJ hlood rolled IN
~ 81, rrovn ~ III. hand. Far eome
ra.uo., t,,o .u,,fcrcs ,nrc.rcd tn dec)ino tho
,,...,1 ~ ,,otiov,n, thot tracy vop. hut tho
arava. c,,,roo that IL doa,rcd Triton to modify
h,s .mtto'l,v true ntatcnont merely TO make it
,osuihIo for r,aecncr 10 romatn In BROOKLYN,
s.rno,, +no to,ser, =, r,vmouth with such
,n e.,thou,k, ,boek that theY reel.
cl, Rim ,,onr Of rcccss fairly
tirc,ed With TIM f1itcu,,,on Of thjs craye state.
1nent Trocv'a proy,ou. oporatlous as a conf.
deui,a1 aoart f,r naecber Ind boon o1poscd by
nfor1,on ,,d woodrrY. Nh hositatnn, tlero.
fo,c waa c1nreaacd IN The nonutar .cccptanco of
, 1875-02-04

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 3.-1n tho hoepltsi
drawing tonight s, l04 l1,76s. aud o.316 dFew
e3,O0Q, fa90U, aud $t, 600, In thu order named.
, 1875-02-04

IIAnynE, Fob. 3.--6tesmshiP Francs, from
Now York, has arrived.
PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. misunderstanding
Manitoba, from Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1875-01-19

inusEMENrs-szcosp PAeE-Fourth. nttn and sixth
BoXR6EEs w4NrED-sEcosD P4e.-secoud and
BOARD ?'io SSS sSSm1a 1naoDcISc wAsrED-srcoso PAGE
SaSR ssGsfs FOR 1SHsee..
sUs1SSsssss sts5 ,,nn
CITY REAL EsrATE FOR s4LE~sIeosD fHcs~Flrss
CLEkks AND sALEsMAN-rvrt'ru PAes-rourtA
4sp
coAsT%Isk I sas siiH r4cr-sxh column.
BBAES aGsss fo IF Gs
fsGfP s3S and
r.ssgns ss,s% ssS~n
ssisHE5E ES5a Ss5 zFs1sfaHsas ssqR3 TO LET
slcoEp PAcE-second column.
sEES s1a"P
HELP FSSTFa p4o.-rnh COL
HoR rs. CARRIAGES, Ac-Frasr PAcs-sseoud. third
ESHss sSS$s T. #SsaED@s..v..,. sfas1 PAGE.
sasEs1,s sSsSs sslsTq c,7, AND
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
lsc!GsE sEHsoS@SscoxD SSuSs p4oz-rour.n column
osF column Column
MACHINERY LEvENrH PACg-Sixth column.
MARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-kifth column.
NEDICAL-1wELErH PAGE-sixth column.
nISCELLANEOUS ADVER PAGH-
Sixth column.
nUSICAL-SEcoNp PAcE-Fourth column.
EEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Stxth column.
Shd3s
oGT Of THE G FOR SALE OR TO
REAL TS
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoNp PAcE-First column.
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Sixth column.
REWARDS-FIRs1 PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-TwELFrH PAGE-Fifth and sixth
sITUAfIUNS wANTED-FEMALEs-TwEL PAGE
First second and third columns.
NTUA IONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL NoIIcEs-FIRsr PAcE-First and second
SPORTING. DOCS. BIRDS, &c.-FInsr PAeE-sscond
The TKApEs-TwEIrrH PAeE-Fifth column.
The 1UHF-FIRsT PAGE-SecOnd column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOScS-SECoNp PAGE
second column.
TRAvELLERS, GUIDE-FIRsr PAcE-slxth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NECoND PAGE-Second column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-ELEvENru PACE-Sixth col.
umn.
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUEsDAD SALE AT
IL O'CLOCK.

II O'CLOCK.
TEAM BAY HORSES IS HANDS HIGH sAND YEARS
nS sood ana tree IN az ana %
EEEdxS4 EFT FSSSF2sszssHS ALBANY SLEIGH
TEAM sRSWS ASsE Ts RSf M SaHb h1oH
years old warganted Kind and true p all n..
sad
sSEsES SoSsE $sSSs sisS YEARS o.D
stvlish IN every way; safe and reliable family or
RPSH a5JE RyItT sHD TGoP S2 D1sa ss2
webster, dam an Abdalah mare; l5]s hands high,
% aSa o
day; has great endurance and is warranted kind
sEE H$RSSsS Sh$SHS SEy; AND
is hands high aud years 9ld have been used y.s
saS AND IL
RSx SkR S1SIH S b. WIN HTsps 0 HiaS SHE1s 4EHas otp
very stylish free from vice trick: has been useo
fH s W E spa s kHq ~ saa
TEAM BAY HORSES, ;l5X HANDS HIGH, AND 8
fs have ana asd
j SSs. Fl SfSbs sSf
arsi class coupe or family carriage horse and war
COUPE ROCKAWAY, IN PERFECT ORDER.
GRAY COLT, l5is HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vice in
sssNS SSS:S ) HSSSs SfsE rrAas onD
kind and true in all harness; tree from vice. good
traveller; tree and stylish driver and warranted
sound Also set Harness; and
TOP WAGON, SOLD 10 PAY ADVANCES.
~ Kind and true 's IN ali harness hes been used IN
sSod wcs and Ssn FINE
OF sale; Robes Blankets Harness. &c.
Ga IL nulnae at
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
j. and Fall River The steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave % North River Of Murray street
daily Sundays excepted) at p. NJ Through ticKeS
sold at all principal hotels in the CITY.
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, l875-TRIPLE SHEET
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A SPEED. STYLE AND ELEGANCE
a. SPEED WARRANTED AND GAIT SHOWN

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makes no mistakes ana has extra ne powers Of endur
ance; was formerly owned by Harry Genet; 10 l515
high years old last spring is warranted to beat 2o
handiy Is an every and any day rotter.
Also the celebrated hgh bred ana fast chestnut tro
ting horse fEARLEss ~ high years old next June;
has record of third heat in 81 N has since been used
exclusively tor private ana not allowed to
IN pubic is extra fast roadster pleasant and agree
able driver, vices Is warranted heat
2ss and convince any Judge Of speed that be beat
ESQ hand y; warranted sound and kind; Is seldom II
ever beaten on road with equal weight
Also extra fine blood bav Kentucky bred trotting
and genteman's road Horse i51 high, years old
SPRING stylish and pleasant driver; pure and strong
warranted sound and kind.
One Cart Dy Brewster. one top side. bar Wagon
and open trotting Wagon botn by Brewster;
double and single Harness by Dunseomb black bear and
seal skin Robes kcrsey dress and stable Blankets &c
N. b.-Gentlemen wishing to urchase really hne and
desirable stock which will be fully warranted repre-
sented should attend this sale they show Tor them
selves and will positively be sold to highest bidder irre
sDecve OF cost or value and regardless of weather.
JOHN l.. L.-VANDEWATER, Auctioneer.