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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30

NEW TRIAL FOR DUNCAN D. TEMPLETON.
THE JUDGMENT OF TIE COURT OF GENERAL SIS
sIoNs REVERSED By THE SUPREME COURT
GENERAL TERM.
Among the decisions Of the General Term OF
the Supreme Court rendered yesterday one in re-
gard TO the wenknown case OF Ddncan ID. Tempeton
who shot wife the neck and was sentenced IN the
Court OF General Sessions to years Imprisonment
for assault with intent to kill The preparation OF the
act was substantially conceded hut the prisoners coun
sci set up the plea OF insanity at the moment OF
shooting the peculiar form OF II being delusOn' one
of the important witnesses for the prisoner was
Dr Meredith Clymer who testified, an expert, that
there was unsOundness Of mnd, in bis opinion In cAare
ing the Jury Recorder Hacket stated 10 them that he
placed 10 reliance whatever upon Dr. Clymers test
inony except what is due 10 the testimony or
sensible and honest gentleman; but have equal re-
pect for the opinions OF yOu gentlemen. who as men OF
,he world having attained mature age and seen LIE
IN many Of phases quite as competent perhaps
10 pass upon this testimony as experts "a is Dr'
Cymer" This expression OF opinion formed the ground
work of an appeal by the prisoners counsel, who
claimed that il constituted positive direction TO the
irry 10 gard the evidence a. Dr. Cymer They eX-
cpIed stating their point 90 be thai heJudge c0uld not
direct the jury 10 put no reliance on the testimony Oh
tIs wines but Recorder III 4cket, who had not yet
done so, immediately responded Inere Is no more re-
lance TO be placed upon II thau upon the testimony oI
In the opinion Of J1dge Daniels, concurred in by
Chief Justice Davis, the former says generally that
mere expression opinion to the weight or effect OF
the evidence which still allows the jury 10 he guided
bv their own convictions forms proper ground for an
exception and holds that the first expression OF the
Judge was positive direction TO the jury 10 olsre-
gard the testimony although pretty decided opinion
TO that eff ct nut the second paragraph Judge Daniels
declares was than mere comment, and equivalent
20 a direction to the jury disregard the evidence by
giving IL no weight haever That IL erroneous
IS the language s TOO clear for doubt; for under the
we-sctted rules Of law the effect q competent evil
dence is matter 20 be disposed by the jury under all
the circumstance ahd probabilities Of the case This Is
non l4FfV rftaw
charges where the question Of guilt exclusively to he
decldod by them" The Court docs not consider the ex
ceptions IN the case but declares this sufficient ana
reverses the Judgment the Court OF General Sessions
aud orders a trial.
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Ocean Steamers

EAGLE LINE.
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
TO PLYMOUTH CIlERBO JRG, AND HAMBURG
TIE elesaut will sail from Ne" loT 0oES
GOETHE Capt v tlson. FcJrlau D.
KLOPEIOCK Cap. Pscher. i.lulrr 10
from agle Tiae Per. foot 81 Frst Sc. nouOztI.
PNTES or PASSAGE ~
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. GNi'bOJ re. AND HANBCEf;
CABIN int slool 500 gold; stoor $50 s'--rage
S24 ourrenev Prepaid steeTaee hurl "a currency
FOR fire gAt apply u PUNCH, EilE Coz ~ -ia William s.
Tor passage apply to KNhlIn, NACAoD, h'hAh
General Agert. - Broadway.
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co1rRT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
DFCIsIONs-JAs. %.

ALBANY, Jan. 29.-Court Of Appeals Day Calendar
for honda Fe5 l. 1875 Nos 5 20 26 49, go So lOl lO2
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EALL RIVER LINE

FoK BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED AT I'm
From Pier 2s North River. 100; 0 Mur4y.st.
Steamers NhWPORT AND OLD COLON,
Cont A. G. SIMMONS Capt B. ~ SIMMONS
Tic Taunton Mddleboo, Plymouth, New
Bedford M.rhas vineyarI. Nantucket Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS and all pnsdpa points in HewRngnt anil the Prov
and SaierOomS apply at BAL aud 529 Bii~
rotvay coper TWenythni Tliri AMI 0uehundredanj
yerah.s DolIs Express OGee ga Broadway and 10 Court
Office Pier, aud all principal Hotels
tld Ticket Caices tie -
-4 $780, BORDEN L LOWELL, AGENTS
GEORGE l.. CONNUE Gelersl Passen ger A eat,
o. G.. y b. Comp1uy
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flrnlIurr.

~ G.. SELLEW,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE.
No los Fu'ton-st
klhk GlLlApEh IESkA
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
CviA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING TIE L. S. MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AID GREAT WESTERN STEAM CJIPiNY
Will dispsa one frcl.. fall poser ion saalpi
FROM PIER No 40. y. R., EVERY ESDAY,
II follows;
WYOMING Caot. GrARD........Tehruarv st 300 p d.
WISCONSIN. Capt FaEEIAS...f ;brlarY 10 - 200 T. n
CABIN passage, $50, s,ii
Storage passage ,Omco No. 20 Broiiway at Io@ rates
For freight o cabin passage apply
WILLIAMS L GUGON. No. 63 w''-s.
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p.rAntsESr u Dock, $40 Asp 3t8 BkolDwrr,i
SgS NoRK Dan. u. 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS Tor FURNISHING
y ENDLiaH FOkILAAD Gem sNT.-Pmpoah Tor furnishing
800 0at,. F.,,a s4,ld tugh PoaHJ CEMENT w be re
OAt # 3D.. Usu4ra no VI uc.s unul \, ucnc e. Of
guNDAY Feh 1870 fo Ui niOuaiuou The Cas- Reeod
eouss lor sslo No. = Llg liza.
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COSTS AGAINST THE CITY CONFIRMED.

In the case of Thomas W. Pittman and an
other against City the General Term of the Supreme
Court have confirmed judgment against the CITY, The
and tenth-st Their bill of costs larger
than the statutory allowance but before their report
was confirmed their costs were regularly taxed and
included in the report which was presented by the
Corporation Counsel for confirmation and duly
nrmed Not receiving their costs, the Commissioners
sued the city for them The city put in answer
alleging the costs too large, and setting up
a cOunte reclaim that part Of the money was paid 10
George II. Pnrser, against whom the city had large
claim. The answer was struck out at Special Term
frivolous ana Judgment entered against the city, aud
the city appealed
The Geheral Term Judge Daniels giving the opinion
and Judges Davis aud Brady cODcurrng hold that The
objection 70 the costs should have been taken ~ the
time OF confirming The report or by direct proceeding
for the readusfmeut OF the amounts allowed IL il now
too ate the taxation Of tic costs Judicial pro
the cOunterclSlm set up good Mr.. Purser not
party 10 Tue acou and cOuntcrraims can only be set
W on SalIhs against plain H. nor was II properly
PLEADED 10 aVa as on. The judgment IL therefore
ahrmed with costs. Edward. PerrcpOuC for plain tls
James NJ Smlth Tor defendants
IA DECISION OF TIE SURROGATE REVERSED
The suit of George II. Thompson against A.
r. seastedt IN the Supreme Court General Term Is an
appeal from the decision Of Surrogate Hotcbing deny
Ing probate 70 the wilt OF Eliza Seastedt nv tbe Will
al her property left TO Thompson trust for her
husband for his life. aud his DEATH 20 Thompson
absolutely Judge Daniels delivering tho opinion OF
the General Term, holds view OF al the PROOF that
this proper and natural deposition Of her prop
srtY and according TO Der Intentions. aud hst tAtFc
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VHE FLUSHING, NOKTH SHORE, ano
Coruoratlcn Notices.

SEALED PROPOSALS for making REPAIRS
- ptrdgc received tue ohce OF l Depart
mort II Duct, rlul - o'clock of THURSDAY, February IL
nI5 For m Information 1Le Cn kecod copies lot sale a.
~. uai
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5teambcata ano Railroads.

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c
Steamers Peck-sO Tor Newlayeu at Trains North
=. NJ l.
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GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
VI NEWA ORR 10 BRISTOL (Bng )-DlRbCf
Taking goods paagers r London Cif Newport Gog eter
al ports Bristol Cha1uel
follows:
AERAGON
CORNNALL St4mD3r ..........oA lbhDAI fc'fnAT' ~
CABIN $40 Intermediate so currency see1g
send ior their friends Obtain
pa al ard upEard@ For freight Or passage
suply ". D. MORGAN Agent No 10 Souhsi hHw-i"rs
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REAL RUSSIAN SEAL SKIN

Can be supplied with London Clothing
Rnles. IN our New Fashion Book, wh
order. ss arrangements have been mad
IN uni Of invoice, together wi.h forwa
cOnducting 4 very extensive American
The New Illustrated Book of Fash
from all rar h and parties. Each Port
attire for Gentlcme7's Yonths', and u,
Messrs. SAMUEL BROTHERS =,
SANEIE9 HsdROi
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STEAMBOATS, am RAILROADS..

bridgeport, and all points on Housatonic
~ and NaI-aigk Ralroai. rare 81 steamer BklDGhPORT
caves CatnaHne sip 1t ll:3O and Brd,ppor; at II p
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CTONlNGTON LINE for BOSTON and

y
The .t.urch and HARRiGANnElT Tues
SIONlNGION. MONDAYS.
Wipesys and FRIDAYS 33 North River Of Jyst at
m arriving Of ali other lines Tickets for sale
All prncpsl railroad oes aud secured at the Offices Of
We. Oft frorp and AZ 3l9 BoadSay.
A. Do yEAU, Feg4i AGENT L. W FlLhNS Cent Pass Agent
n u p-c..lr
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

sons will each have pastor selected from among toe
students Of the Drew Theological seminary THESE WIN
cover the aed now attempted to be cared for by ono
CITY missionary. great Increase OF good work Is
oniicinaed nv this arrangement Tle Initiative IN tlls
direction has already been taken IN the lth Market
Street Church A regular meeting or the Common
CnnnciI waa hod at the CITY Hall last night. Tde gal
ery aud loDbies crowded II being understood tha
the Tax Receiver aud members of the Police Depart
msut wond he appointed. The Mayor submitted
message relative TO the finances OF the city, which en-
braced the pons rou gh out In the Controllers annual
report SYNOPSIS OF which appeared In Tue TRIBUNE at
IN. time A petitiOn received from the Presidents
OF the eycrl street companies, lsking permission
10 charge an additional cont for fares ;heir roads, or
four tickets for 25 cents.
NEW BRUNswICK.-The following Is n llst Of the ora
fora from the class OF ~ OF Ringers College whO are
announced TO enter the contest for prize speaking
which will take place Feb q: Mossrs. Beoanlu'
Brinkcrhon Haldridge, POnemus, snyder, Veghte, Van
Derpoc and Van Derveer. ...JOhu Moore engineer III
charge OF the hcalng ARRANGEMENTS at the Theological
Seminary fell on Thursday apd brOhe OF his legs be-
tween the knee and ankle.
PATHRsoN-The adjourned sae OF land for unpaid
taxes of 1872 Is announced b. a place at CITY II m to-
av at D. m Tue sale for arrears 0f taxcs ~ 1913 u set
down for March a. Taxes received this week, $1,000
-. Nine deaths reported during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06


NETWORK HOUSES
VARIOUS BRANCHES OF TRADE.
JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS,
TIFFANY & CO.,
UNION SQUARE
W. & J. SLOANE,
6i9-665 BROADWAY.
sTEINWAY 81 SONS
PoURTEESTn.STREEr.
TOWN CARRIAGES ROAD WAdoN0'
BREWSTER & Co.
OF BRooMEsrREBr
SILKS AMERICAN)
CHENEY BROTHERS..
ART FURNITURE.
HERTER BROTHERS,
SIT BROADWAY.
GUNS AND MILITARY GOODS.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY 81 GRAHAM,
10 MAIDEN-LANB
IrATrrERS
DUNLAP & Co.,
ia FIFrH.AyBNUB, AND $50 BROADWAY.
GROCERS,
PARK & TIIFORD,
BRoADwAY AND TwEETYFIRsrsT
WHITE LEAD,
ROBERT COLGATE & Co.,
PEARL AND BEEKnANsTs
GOODYEAR RUBBER Co.,
NOS. 800 AND 307 BROADWAY
MANUFACTURERS OF RUBBER CLOTHING OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
AMERICAN WALTIAM WATCHES,
BLACK. STARR & FROST,
Successors to Ball, Black & CO..
nos 500 AND 567 BROADWAY.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, &C.,
SYPHER & Co.,
NO 5o3 BROADWAY.
NO 5Is BROADWAY.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
UNION ADAMS 81 Co,
NO 9is BROADWAY
FAIRBANKS & Co.,
NO. 81 BROADWAY
dor determining exact weight according to the new
postal regulatIonsl
FAIRBANKS & Co..
NO. 81 BROADWAY
FINE TOILET ARTICLES.
COLGATE & Co,
NETWORK.
CABINET AND PARLOR ORGANS,
MASON 81 HAMLlN ORGAN Co.,
NO % UNION SQUARE.
SEWING. MACHINES,
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFG Co,
NO A PoURrBgNTHsTRBET.
MASONIC GOODS.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
NO 10 MAIDEN LANE.
STRAW GOODS,
VYSE s. Co.,
b37 BROADWAY.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
NICOL COWLLSlIAW x Co.,
7i5 BROADWAY
HARDWARE.
RUSSELL & ERWIN MANUFG Co.,
45 CHAMBERS ST.
DRUGGISTS.
CASWELL, HAZARD & Co,
UNDER FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
TIFFANY & Co,
UNION SQUARE
CUSTOM.MADE CLOTUIERS.
CRONEY & LENT,
703 BROADWAY.
| UMBRELLAS.
ISAAC SMITH. SON & Co.,
405 BROADWAY.
SHOEMAKERS,
GLAZE & SON,
lsO FsFrHAvB.
GAS FIXTURES,
MITCHELL, VANCE & Co.
NO 5s7 BROADWAY
GOUPIL,
NO. ITO FIFTH AVENUE.
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH
PERIODICALS AND NEWSPAPERS.
BRENIANO,
NO. 33 UYIoYSoUARg
PHOTOGRAPHER.
w. KURTZ.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
POLICE NOTES.

Joln NJ. Cilchrist died at Bellevue Hospital yes
tcd,y injuries received By falling from alson River RiFos
in liudson-h
Sebastian Merick. age 73 Of No 337 West Thirty
orh,h found dead in the yd Of be d"ehHs Yesterday
I9ouing, apparently from old axe.
George McNultv, child Of four years, residing at
No % rou-st oie yse1ly rom so received by npssnns
u Kettle Of boiling water VI en- binselL
Cordelia Powell, age one year, was burned .os to
vs clothes sAS IRE from 'he 'oe dannS the absence 0 h
James Ansa lad Of 79 f29r years who . WAS s rim rim
r-e o. the cart boy was arr sd at hs time G0' 'ao'''
At the Tomhs Police Court yesterday, James Clare
Of No 50 berryt beating his wife the heat with
iO9s so ~ fo@ sao asad G,r R-rs in saloon
Cishaa-st bee fnes arer OF 80 i"5 pysonsL on-'
AID Tos r. TAYLOR 80 45 Chhimst, held Ia 500 bail
each for keeping lottery oa'e'
| At the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Tomas held in 81 BOO bail Tor having entered he h.ae
occupied Philip Hebueg st No. @I5 wet IhIr'y Oh
p ram Ls Trunk II No 53 Woosiers. neht OF Feb A.
n %8.e ara c,5 10 900 Sa John Kely wa. b-oug
up on charge preferred by james p Aie OF having atempe TO
No sol the night Of Feb lie VA he'd IN $loVo
bail
In the Conrt Of General Sessions yesterday Robert
Ct AK Nd & c,y to End ,rc.ny ami was sentenced BY Record
HacLe T. 5 i Years in he Prison Mana Mccormc wio
ae stolen gools conag Of three watches, p1rloln'd
Herman Stse Of No 45 CaeI' on zen - -, a. t au1 ~
he and il cad not be proven either h'i sac hal
T,.o R5@sn nceI VII ,w5 oihsrs or Glc.ag N,Ncss
J Ior sofe ~ CotgeIlace anl BeecEest acquitted
! At the YOrkvlc Police Court yesterday John
Kennedy husnt p on elSfxe o. H MD ~ s,
T in TNenty secodt Judge Fammer hell hin for examination
mn @TIrs Ado OF No AZ Wot Fcry6Gh., and Michael
-; y @ t -, rfI g rucsas,l esc,neorL Iuee cases
to b. made t ouahty Of the Boiler act Ihtas
Fox w commit Coroner Croker on THURSDAY last TO sSsit e
lu, Of arc; ld by lin on AGGai t9y, - Srs "I \ % t
I ~ pole bring FOI before him. but that O'd has 10'
| ye: been coIp"el MA.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
NEW.YORK HERALD ALMANAC.
E-TTIE HERALD ALMANAC - 80 .,
| enc FlNANCIAL, OhhERClAL AND POLITICAL
REGIS ~ FOR
1875

sfs AND FINAECI4L tOMHERCIAL AND POLITICAL
REGIS ~ FOR
NOW READY
The most popular snd perfect oi %, Kind
the matter OF the sosyed
smanac well be enumerated within the mr of
adyert semcDt
OF the heads OF hs spec1es al1 OF us rlse'-
Ereoas 7raclrs VIII suffice 90,
10, election ret rus published from ofG souc's onv TIE
nst poganl e,c safe lfe
riacnd parallel column Total ad mai,y votes peseIted hT
prompt ana reliable reference.
lis naa tables supply desicr1 Change sni n the trade
and felt the HERALD ALMANAC statistics benz
now recognized standard authority all fnsncal transactions i
ea' past Iear. . =.
Government Scurits-Daig quotations. Lou
RAILWAY s.ocl-Dair quotations 10 the Eswlork and Londcn
on.ols-Daily quotations for 1874.
God-Pncss Of each dIY In the
Coton-Dsiig quotations q an tie principal brands
Political Record embrace all TIE departments Of the Government
Un1rr this head viii .e found
G Fr fourth esses date Uaite STATES Ministers aud Con
sus Governors and LeGsa;ufe., Ac
Custom lhOu-S Sub-Geasurv sni Naval officers.
Foreign ernments Rulers. Capitals, Populations &e
Astronomical and Mean Time Tables
Chonoouca Neurological and Foreign Record, complete
Law Depanent-Jniges Of Ccut sId Special Terms, 1c
Uoted States District Atorus's AMI har'hA'.
Aunya nj Oiicers d4trs Oi appplitnsnt, Gc
emoor International kae COniest-Dhgram 6c
GmieThe sun, DecBauon, Equation Of Tune, Tide
Table, kc
Missing FIRST publication NeS Lists &c important aud
exclusive.
The ilersB Almanae-lS75
Eow READY
Psenty sve cents. postsgo free
Address HERALD ALMASAC, New York City
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
SILVER
BRIDAL GIFTS.
The Gorham Company,
Designers and Workers in Silver
ADVERTISING
THAT PAYS.

The following extracts Of recent letters from
FIRMS each of which expend many thousand dol
lars every year for advertising, will show tho
opinion entertained by shrewd and experienced
advertisers of the lists of cooperative newspa-
pers as advertising mediums. The Lists now
include such large proportion of the news
papers Of the country t1at no advertising can
be general and complete without them The
plan smplifes advertising and greatly econo-
mizes its cost, hence its great and increasing
popularity among general advertisers.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
fhnnOuocemenlsI
fAnnoupoemens-I
BURNETr's Flavoring Extracts sold everywhere.

LAMPLOUGH'S PYRETIC SALINE Is the cure ior
vers asue,s .n uov 7ni oth SJras s4
Supr.er tpcus CIensts thou nI t@ Uoili aIl IN
Maker l0iJOlhi, London, LAgini. lse no su2tl'e
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
ASSETS.

Cash q Trust Co, ia bank, ard on
h,ud......s ..s..................sl.75llS3 1873 IS
Inyeste, 10 U1'ted States EewYork
City. and sLer stocks (market
value S5J% 3O26 5Ol.......... 497O,l3o 95
Real Estate. ..................... 1769,l74 IA
Bonls and 5ortgages tseeured By
real estate Falued al than
douule loaned,
buildings thereon insured for
SljI932.l and the policies
Ssgued u 4e Company as sddi-
no. al eol,'eraI security. ..... ..lG G82S,955 IL
o eIsiug Dolces tthe re-
serve he'd by the Company
T'Gces amounts 10
S3.9lS,53i 6I)................ 9lOiO45 IA
Quarterly snd seo-snEual premiums
due sabseq ,ent to Jan l. 1870. oll,l92 AZ
Premiums u exiting pOieie: in
Of transmission and cOlec
uon ESTIMATED reserve on thtse
policies SO 7OOOO. iscuaed in la
bh,es) ....................... ls9,G23 7s
,noants dae frou asents.......... 2glO9 30
I,.ee accrued To Jan / ls7O.... lS7,4O2 SO
'Hs''' ''>'''' " ''' - 27II5,777 5l
ADD
Excess Of market valne seouriues
o,er ............................. 2O2ss9 81
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hnaVn1 y0pE
IHDUsTRIALBXIH BITI0SCQMPAN1QfNib,wm'YY YosH YYnsa
IEDUsTRfA LRXHI TIONCOdPANY0FkBN-Iohs
INDUsTR LRXIIIB BlTTONC ONCOMPANYORNBW.1Okh.
IEnTsT TpIsIEYIIIBI ZION COMP OPNBW.YOR
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN PENNSYLVANIA
HARRISBURG, Feb 5.-Seyen unknown men
last night attacked Adam Grove, living at Ncksburr'
Union County, beating hin badly and robbing him o
81 900 ard a bay horse reward OF 500 is offered t"i
tIe recovery VI the properly.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06


When n merchant desires to secure tho ser
vices of a buyer for an important branch Of his
business, 1t is readily understood that the COM
pensaton of such a buyer will depend almost
entirely on his capacity, skill. and experience,
and he may be dear at 5000 and cheap az $1,000
per year. according ~ no Is experienced aud
capable.
Newspaper advertising may be compared to q Wig
liant and watchful salesman, who not only in
vites business relations. but goes after the pub
lie into its private walksand ways and its effect
iveness must depend largely on the skill em-'
poyed in presenting the merits Of any article to
the public eye 80 AS to produce the best results.
Newspaper advertising il art. 1t is not enough
alone to advertise. 1t is necessary, in order 10
win success, to advertise in the most effective
manner, and to employ the best skill, as being
both the best aud by many times the cheapest.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS OF EVERY Description
PREPARED AND INSERTED ~ ALL PIRsrCLAss NEWS.
PAPERS PROMPTLY SYSTEMATICALLY, AND ISTELLI.
GENTLY, AND ON THE MOST FAVORABLE CONDITIONS.
Por an other fes. address
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

rRRasoMsrKR. YEsTKRDAr, AT aUpNUrs IN sSoAo"A 'oe
e,m-1lo soOu-l5' So M-2o' MeuisSt-ls''
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

From tA. Hnio orq'a Co. NeSYorl. Bo"OO' 'Od
CnicsgOl
pfoporon to Circulation w6 which We experience
(From l. W England. Publisher Of the SewrOrk SUM-
say win the cO0peraa,e n'; oo b"
and believe tbe service ~orL al It cost"
CFron Hanes Bios, PiaaofOrsc Manuicurers Ee"'YOrh)
results been quite good a. rot Ter an those a
rived from any other mtdun shich We have ever used"
From the National Publishing Co. Phladephia.)
The Lists cf fCo0oea1e sewspapers a. indispensable
:'s.." :aSs5'''' ''' "'' - '- ''' people ''-'' '-
From Ju Brown so. Proprtorof Brown, Bronchial TrOche'
B,st0nJ
ave are ,n.fei the C,0peav us Of EeTaPen As s'01
ls nno he best OF, ,E. 5'em Of ad'er's1s
(Prom BurIee Smith Publisher o s@iAs iurhei ra''e'e
know o. no method general advertising simple and 50 ehe'
Prom Geo. General AdTertsns Agents Ne"iofH
have gse good satsfaeaou az any onsr 40
vertiang mediums th mean exactly "has 80 say
and ma Il o exceptions
(Prom NJ Peteng Co.. General Advertising Agents Ne"'fo
Our experience IS give rood satisfaction 70 advertiser
a. any class Of newspapers the country I tue aoil' p"A
From Tanart & Co.. Wholesale Draggisis Nes-ioH1
cbesp and systematic mode Of reaching 'hs brge middle elsa
who rear oc papers, We coade ln tie 0s'' me-
dunn now of,tel to aiyertserL"
The which Inserted hos paid ne several ne. oy ens''s
me h hGu.red i'eF aad resulting large Ss
Der VI profitable sales"
tFrom ualp, SAFE ana Lock Co.. chienso)
consider that n7estent' IN them have brorsl; fooa
.s.no, Is b a bs. w Jy there nothing better m
tsE or br nSs better the than your Ls
(From J. W. GOolspeed Bible Publisher Cheagol
Having advertised in your Of Papers hos for sveril
done good Tor me SINE nou-' "
money than any otber med um have tried"
(Prom Wilson. Peirce Co.. hanu'sstur-rs Chieago)
We regard It cheapest and best Of reaching the eoOi-
trade yet devised"
THE LISTS.
Ney-York Newspaper Union List. 300 Newspeperss
KeIloag's Chicago List."............37J
Chicago Newspaper Union List.....3j0
Milwaukee Newspaper Union List..1I5
KelIogg's ST. Louis List..............273
Aiken's Newspaper Union List (Cin-
Southern Newspaper Union List
Nashvlel el...............
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information furnished on application to the
undersigned, at the NewYOr& Office of the
Lists.
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l4s AID 80 wORrB-sT, NETWORK
New-York tribune., 1875-02-06

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