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\ Boy CHARITY - Well, my son. said
a Detroit father to kis eight y ear-old sou
the other night, . what have you done to-
day that may be set down as good deed ~
Gave poor boy five cents, - replied the
hopeful.
'Ah, ha that was charity, and charity
Is always right. lie was an orphan boy,
was he ~
- l didn't stop to ash - replied the bay
" gave him the none tor licking a boy
who spit in my dinner basket !''-.Detroit
Free Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-05

Walt Whitman has begun to sing about
the cold weather Warbleth Walt
l hosi a whOop.
And with tho nov Inent of the ~hoop yip awp,
And with million ehiil-hetlnsi ed veins bow me
70 ihe winters sovereignty;
O bitesome breeze U quakesorne waves ard all
eorx,omerate elements Of gelid things!
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-05

Nearly every day SOM thing THAI shocks
the moral sense of the c 0mmunity turns up
in the Beecher trial. tt other day II broth
er coolly goes on the star d to brand his sister
as an adulteress, and her children as ille giti-
mate. Yesterday, Mouls On, to prove thai he
is a man Of truth, drags his vile to the wit
ness stand, and makes her confess to the
world that she consen zee to take to he-
house women of notorious and bad repute.
and associate with them that he obliged
her to visit a house kn OWN to the police and
neighborhood as place of ill-iame, and
that she visited this rotorious house at one
time with Theodore Tilton, and at another
with her child. This man Moulton can have
no moral sense, no re gard for the sanc;ity
and sacredness Of vii e, home, and children
". !. COMMERCIAL.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-05

doubt. The rest of the numerous cast was
mainly pictorial. The triumph was spec
tacular one purely.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-05

AZ ArroWiroV MAN.-1he attention of
she medical profession in France has recent
iv heen called TO very remarkable case. A
young man during the late German war, re
ceiNci cunshot wound by which portion
OF the right parietal bone was carried away
to the extent Of nearly three inches. ! pa
ralysis Of the right side was the consequence
oi this wound By degrees, however. the
paralysis disappeared and the Use Of the
linus was restored but the mind remained
-!ngulariv affected The man WIS by pro-
lc--iuu public singer. lie has since his
restoration from bodily paralysis been sub
isct to fr-. or crises, lasting from twenty
!our % fort y-eight hours, during which his
condition presents some extraordinary phe-
n1mena. lie seems, in fine, to he verita-
b.c automnton. lie walks continually,
mumblirg without cessation, and appearing
10 he wholly unconscious of persons or OBJ
iects by which nc Is surrounded. lie walks
straightforward, never speaking n word.
When be encounters any obstacle, he stops,
feels with his hand, and seeks a way Of
avoiding Or gong around It, without giving
the least IN Of intelligence, a. it he were
IN q state OF sOmnambullsn. lie Is abs ute
Is without feeling. Pins may be stuck into
lbs flesh without producing the slightest SEN
satl1n and violent electrical shocks fail 10
move lin in the least degree This state Is
not. however, that Of entire unconsciousnc>s,
Il is shown by the remarkable fact that if a
pen il put into his hand he Immediately
seeks for ink and paper, and upon Obtaining
them writes letter, in which he speaks cor
rec;.y and intel,igently Of various matters
which concern him. 50, also, if a piece of
ciguettc uaper is placed in his hand, he i'm
mediately takes tobacco from his pocket,
rolls a cigarette, lights it with match, from
his box, and smokes it, If one extinguishes
the match before it reaches the cigarette, he
takes another from his pocket and lights it as
before. refusing absolutely 10 take one which
may be offered him already lighted. lie will
allow his mustache to be burned without ap-
caring to notice il; but will not take a
lighted match which may be offered him. Ii
chopped lint be substituted for the tobacco
contained in his pouch, he makes his ciga-
1ettc of it and smokes it without appearing
70 notice the difference of taste Among the
experiments of Dr. Mesnet upon this singu-
lar SUBJECT, is one which Is particularly curl
GUS lie places in the hands Of the man.
vino, as has been said, had been public
singer, pair OF kid gloves The man im-
mediately puts them on and seeks for his
sheet of music. \ roll is given him, like a
piece of music, upon which he assumes the
attitude of a public performer and begins 10
sing. When the crisis is passed, he becomes
perfectly reasonable, but has not the slight
tst recollection Of what has occurred. The
case presents an interesting subject Of inyesti-
CATION ior physicians and pyscologists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-05

How Mn. LIYeoLN FoRCAvE ilm The ell
itor Of a weekly paper, published in little
village in Missouri, called at tie " hite
House one day, and was admitted to Mr..
Lincoln's presence. He told Mr.. Ln;oln
that he.was the man who first suggested tis
name for the Presidency, and pulling from
his pocket an old, worn, defaced copy Of his
paper, exhibited an item on the subject
" Do you really think, - said Mr.. Lincoln ,
that announcement was the occasion of N :
nomination ?"
. Certainly" said the editor. the sug-
gestion was 50 opportune that it was taken
up by other papers, apd the result was YOUR
nomination and election.
" All well, said Mr. Lincoln with sigt
and assuming a rather gloomy counienance,
- | am glad to see you and 10 know this,
but you will have TO excuse Inc; | am Just
going to the War Department to sec Mr.
Stanton
"Well, >" said the editor, II viii walk
over with you
The President, with tina apt good nature
50 characteristic of him, t ,ok up his Lat and
said, - Come along
When they reached tn door oi the Secre-
tary's office, Mr.. Lincoln turned to his com
paniOn and said, " shs il have 10 see Mr..
Stanton alone, and you must excuse me,
and taking him by the hand he continued
% Good bye. hope You will feel perfectly
easy about having nomir ated me- don't he
troubled about it; forgive you. - Wash
.agtOa Chronicle.
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MEy We DoS'r VAST 20 MEe The
man who grunts and gabs as he gob,'icS up
his soup, and a. every other moutAiII seems
threatened with a choking ii,
The man who, having by au ACCIDENT been
thrown once in Your company. makes hoi 1 %
haWl YOUR name out, and 10 shake vvur
hand profasely when Won TasS hin iu Tie
street
The man VINO, pleading oil scAao. lei. wv
-n.p, winch YOU have quite forgotten, never
meets you without trying to eztort @ ate
pounl note.
The man who volunteers his criticism on
your new play or picture aud POINT out is
worst faults IN the presence OF your vile.
The man who arttully provoke You To play
game Of billiards with him, and though BE
feign- t. be a novice. producc- bis own
chalk
The man who can't 1t at Your table on
any set occasion without getting On hi, leg
10 propose some stupid toast
The man who, thinking Yea ale musical.
hores YOU with the notions Of the mrsic of
the future, OF which You know as i tic us
the music Of the spheres
The man who wears white hat in wintor,
and smokes apipe when walking, and aaco~t-
you as" old fellow just as you are hoping
TO make GOOD impression on ~lrc well
dressed lady friend
The man who, with look ot.grgout bu-i-
ness, when you are il 4 hurry, takes you By
the button hole to tell you had ke
The man who. sitting Just behind you at
the opera, destroys half your enjoyment by
hummins all the airs.
The man who makes remarks ON your per-
sonal adornment, asks You where You buy
your wai>tcoat-, and what you paid for YOUR
dress boots.
THE man who lards his talk with l,;ie
scraps Of French and German after hi, r.
turn from a continental tour.
The man who spoils your pleasure in see
ing new play by appaud.ng in wrong
places and muttering in stage whispers bis
comments on the plot,
And, to finish, the man who, when you
draw back slightly to appreciate q picture,
coolly comes and stands in front of you, AID
then rcceding also, tread- upon your toes
Punch
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ART NOTES.

The serenity and s.eadfastness with which
Mr.. Page continues his Shakespearian la
bors tempts a paraphrase of Horace's ia
nous ode
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.

DREECH AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT GUNS A,
ID auction made by the most celebrated Makers atul
JERE JOHNSON, Jr, 81 Nassau street.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-TwELFru PAGE-Fourth anh and sixth
AsTRoLOGY-- SECOND PAGH-sxth column.
sn1h6ns Er5ossnn eqamn and third
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-TwELrru PAGE
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sncOsD
ggsENEss oPFoRTTS TSirIEs-E;.cnrn PAGE; P. .o,um.
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoED PAcn-Firsi
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwHLrrn PAcr-First col
S59GHSas Hsb ss%
coAsTWfsE sPlSn srEAMsnIPs-srcosD PAsn-Fifh and
GoySTNy rAssThEs sSa%n ssam0
DENTISTRY-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column
BSY orsEs RS AND
n column
EuRopE-SlsJm PAcEnsxth column.
SSS sSdSs 1Sp SPHRPMEsrs TO
srcoNp PAGE-second and third columns.
HELp WANTED -MALEs-TwELrru PAcr-First and sec
HORSES, eGcnRRfAGEs, &c-Fmsr pAcn-rhird fourth
HoTEIS@TwEIrTa PAcE-Third column
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, WANTED-sEco PAcE-Fourth
Y 1SoPSy 81 nsSN II
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAGE
LOST AXp ToUND-Frnsr PAcE-second column.
MASBTE9xSFsE MASIE fssrs psesss. eGq%n column
MfLIfShY XSD DREssMaRfSGmFn fS'GI rAGr-sxh
MrscELLASEous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
MrscsEnANEoG akin SSis%n Gs-rrnsr pAor-sixh column
NV NgSlGAgsT "a sG'q% Pss column
PERSONAI-FIRsT PAGE-Second column
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-SEcoSD PAGE-Fourth
POLITICAI,-FIRsT PAcE-Sxth couu n.
PROPOS AIS-FInsT PAGE-Fifth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
pRoPERTY OUT or rnE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoND PAGE-First column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoHD PAGE-First
REAL ESTATE wANTED-srcoSp PAan-First column
RESTA u ANTS-TwELFTiI PAcE-Thlrd column
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGI.-Second column
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-EL PAGE
First, second third fourth, fifth and sixth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-ELEvENTH PAGE-Sixth
column and TWELFTH PAGE-First column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FRsT PAGE-Sccond and third col
sPoRTISG-DoGs BIRDS, &C.-FrRsr pAcr-Thrd col.
STORAGE-NSTn PAGE-Sxth column.
THE TRADES-TwRLFTH PAGE-Second column.
THE TuRF-FIRsr PAGK-rhird column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-sEcoSp PAGE
First and second columns.
TRAVELLERS, GuIDE-sEcoxp PAGE--sixth column
CNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO RENT
SKcoSD PAGE-Third column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-NINTH PAcR-Sixth column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcogp PAGE-First column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TKSTM PAGE-sixth col
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CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS FRIDAY's) SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK
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GEsTLENAN's TURNoUT-BRowN TRoTTING
s rea horse % and nmIare sired BY full oooded Nor
high old tx ns Psfnsa nna ae alH % hs
ess, lree from wee trick or fault superior roadsers
than 20 together; are free and pleasant drivers and
one o the hnest teams for gentiomens driving that
FINE SET DOUBLE HARNESS, NEARLY NEW; MADE
TOP NAcoS, EExRLY NEW BUILT BY FLAN-
BAY HORSE, SIRED BY HIGHLAND ROY, DAM A
s%0InD r. mare out q Lady shannon BY ismbeto
al harness, free o@ vice, very stylish and Handsome
in IS 20 '' Is 0s free AMI and mile n az sd
SET CITY MADE AID Hassss ssnd
ROAD WlGoS, NEARLY NEW; HAS POLE AND
ELEGANT rEHM S BRSwy MY SSiaFs 15 HANDS HIGH
Sss. S" Ssss yss .s :i.% %s.%s
SET T@ESTEFP$@ ."9 ism
true uss N mesHe al = @ sa9ds high Years old kind and
s ae ssa s sas dvs ioS.s @ ns1
SET FlSE Fdsd ii sPS Tey;apssd Ns iep8d Aso
Tor aSAD w1GoS, SE1hiY h' SEW, AHS BUILT BYR. NJ
ELEGANT TEAM BROWN HORSES 10 HANDS high
an ana tro years year old kind and true in all haress
ana pleasant drivers and sold only account Of owner
SET SILVER MOUNTED HARNESS AND
skoMN TEoTFs9 r S9o9 M.E Ru hy pyTN
years old; Kind and true in All harness vice
superior roafstor can trot better than minutes
has great endurance and be driven by any ono !;
SET PINE HARNESS, IN GOOD ORDER. AND
TOP Road WAGON, BUILT BY j. B. BREWSTER 4
BAY MARE FREDoNIA BY CHIEFTAIN. son Of Nam.
primo cnei nrst dam BY Pilot Jr, second dam by i'm
ana and 1Ti T. @ a s.nG free from yse
iscty gentle and warranted sound also set Harness
TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY coRBETr
THE 81 SnSHn LyrpE ~ nosgSsrE SOLD
cRoss-MArcHED TEAM GRAY AND BLACK HORSES,
io1a hands high and years old; true in ali
SET bopsIE beSpfiI En- nSGSSEss SGiSSSS SSsss:s %SD
GLASS. CHARTERED COACH FRENcH STYLE, BUILT
10 years old; kind and true in all harness. free from
ExrESsI sGs SSSe s TGsIEs p also set Harness and
BAY HORSE DANDY, l5il HANDS HIGH, years old
kind and true in AL harness, ana excellent family
TOE WAGON TWO sLEIGiis. ROBES, Harness. &c.
ONE BLACK MARE
TEAM BROWN HoRsEs Is sss n%Sps hsM and
years old kind and true in all harness and nrst class
yASSSETTE sSNf ri WITH POLE AsD SHAFTS
and true in all harness free from vice has been driven
TOR X s FaEroS 1da also set Harness and
BAY TkgSSlS AdK hoEsHs e HANDS
l0years old kind and true in all harness and rs class
~, w workers; , also set Harness and
BAY TRUCK HORSE 10 HANDS high, u years old kind
and true in all harness and good worker
BAY HORSE, 10 HANDS HIGH 0 YEARS old; kind and
true in all harness and good worker also set Harness
gSfE EsgRE4 4 Sga RF MINER STEVENS
Clarences Rockaways top and no top Wagons Harness.
SALE coMSiENCEs AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
MORTGAGE SALE
~. or $4,000 WORTH OF VALUABLE TROTrING
HORSES
BY VIRTUE or cHArrEL MORTGAGE AND BILL
OF sale directed will
EAPoSH IN oSt, ,r FoR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION

HORSES
BY VIRTUE OF CifATrEL MORTGAGE AND BILL
- Of sale directed, will
EAPOSE FOX SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
TOMORROW SATURDAY., OCTOBER 80
AT II O'CLOCK NOON PROMPT
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE or r. M GEARY ESQ
AT NO. 32i8 WEST FORTY FOURTH STREET -
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES
AND ONE BLOCK FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
the following valuable Trotng Horses Carriages and Road
Wagons elegant Seal Fur and Plush Robes superior Ker
sey blankets, single and double Harness. Haters SUR
cingies Bits Boots Whips also quantity Of Hay Straw
and Feed,
Including the sorrel Geding Caste I5IS hands high
old got by Legal Tender dam by Stockbrdge Chief
can trot mile track in 35 aud repeat Is driver
and alday roadster and warranted sound and kind.
. Also gray Mare Celeste got BY Edwin Forrest dam Lady
Hill by American starr is l51s hands high. old
trot track road than y .35 gamy and
pleasant driver and warranted sound and Kind.
Also black Marc CARRIE BAKER, got by Ericsson
by Esty's Black Hawk; boat ~ and handsome
roadster be produced she Is 1s hands high
old, and is warranted sound and kind.
Also the bay Trotting Geldng LANCE, got by Ashland
dam by imported Trustee d. by Abdalah; beat 20
kind
Also the sorrel Trong Gelding LODI. got by Mambrno
Pilot dam by liers Boston, bred in kentucky rOt in
20; can show 20 gait. and Is fine and handsome
driver stands In New York; he 1J2 2i hands high
years old and warranted sound and kind.
The above stock will be positively sold the highest bid
der on above day and permit examine stock be had
80 . CORNELIUS FARLEY.
City Marshal and Attorney for Mortgagee offices Nassau
street and seventh District Civil Court Fy.sevenh
and Third avenue, OF NJ. II. MOORE MORTGAGEE
lOoth street and Third avenue 295 Mercer
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LyIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR SALEM
quire at No. SIS Eleventh avenue for particulars
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Personal.

DLACK EYES-EIGITH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY
I'D fourth gentleman turned TO find you ooking
where 4 you agains Address note to MUTUAL
Herald office.
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MISS HARRIS PIANIsTE) FROM LONDON ESTAB-
M ished In New York 1870 teacher of panoorte
Is receiving pupils moderate terms Al Fityseccnd
street, First avenue
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HERALD PARIS BUREAU.
;RALD PARIS BUREAU.

HERALD PARIS BUREAU,
81 AVENUE DE L'OPERA.
The following is list of the papers on le in the NEW
YORK HERALD READING ROOM, 81 Avenue dc ropcra,
Paris far their have been communicated to the
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY,
n ITO aud ll2 EAST TIlIRTEENTH STREET.
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE
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nor sALE-A RESTAURANT AND CUSTER HOUSE
in the business of the city and in good order
dress HOFFMAN LuTIG, Photographers, 292 Bleecker
street, corner Of Carminc street.
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Auction HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
N date Johnston Van TassclD.
TO- 81, % and % THIRTEENTH STREET,
near University place.
v SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HE'LL
: EVERY TUESDAY AID FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
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REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that is warranted sound kind and
true In harness. from 70 three duys given test
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INSTRUCTION

Gf FOR TEN WEEKS BOARD AND INSTRUC-
tD-fC tion In English branches no extras; pleasant
home thorough instruction long standing Languages and
Music. ABEL WHlTLOCK South Wilton, Conn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
| IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CASES
specially HENRY A; DANIELS NJ D.. ~ Le xingion
r $4,000 CASH GIFTS
Kentucky State Single Number Lottery, phAn
''asa O''10'' tAHss ESERso% Co.
sFrs x
40 rSs4uesr @ Ss s st.ss IS 40 2 20 I 49, s -
So - 80 = 8 - u is MI o.
'''ts sf 4 s,'.s ss.': ro s.aSsSs:ss !
- ~ - sifaMdss,b 3 bIcRrSs6S X ~ a Co. g Manager S
II FOR IMPORTATION IN THE ABOVE ADDRESS
N. =. cLUTE, 200 Broadway or Post onlee box 49oe:
z KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
to be drawn OssSsS siSsoss n DICKINSON co. Managers
$500, 900 in prizes.
All prizes paid in full without deduction.
Royal Havana OF Cuba, drawn November q 3 ,,rr 49,.
200 Broadway Post Office box 4,oeo.
II CHRONIC cArARRT. DEAFNESS; GREAT DIS
N. covery; improved hod instantaneous relief
9s. Dr. sT6DDAsb No. wess FOartoenS stres
II -KEsryoRy STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT
Der 80 1873. For information address r, Is. KkAFFT,
RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. $4,000 DRAWN
cashed circulars Of information hrnIshed highest rates
TAYLoE Co. Banfers No. cif II Wall street New York.
poYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
LII Royal Saxon Government Lottery.
Post Office box s,sie IS and II Nassau street
PoyAL HAVANA. NOVEMBER 5, CAPITAL PRIZE
c,oSe M R bsae sts,e single 1a@sss NJ % as9ston
BATES CO., General Agents 1906 Broadway
CrAMMERING.-uNIrEp STATES srAMMERING IN,
eminent clergymen physicians and others pay until per-
foctly cured Call or send for circular
THE Pug5EG ARE nEREay SoTIFEEp THAT
AuroRIzED OFFICES FOR FOR rnE n!' hEoEfpf M pN or
A9yEETIsENENTs AND suBscRipTroNs FOR THE
BROADWAY CORNER ANN STREET.
5SS 5seo sIxTn BH2ADWAY' SyAXuE
IS SHTa % lS5 fEH GoE 5FHHnEs HhSox
t1 Observation-Disclosures
& INFESTED this day N might gye I y9n Wyoming
prize 5000; tickets ST. $5 Havana draws Nevem,
ber s $4,000 70 be dstribused grand prize 100000;
mailed ee Address POST @ office box ss New York
$275OOO ssax s and SraTE m every %oais
noW osawp%g p1.' address y ma hs ss
PATrEE. Laramie City. Wyoming.
100000 s.ss csF dess4 pSzss Is Ksaa.Eg RE sa P.s
JosEPn BATES Co. aoa Brosdway. Now York, Post
$1.O00.0O0. b1sSs Ssss.i sgtTE 3 LOTTERY
$4,000 capital prize
10000 cash siltsI
Tickets $40; halves S.; quarters s. SO; oghhs 81 25.
30 Liberty street, New York
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ON EVERY HORSE wARR ANTED SOUND
FROM "a HOURS TO DAYS FOR TRIAL

ii
FROM q HotRs 10 " DAYS ron TRIAL
, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELI
ABLE HOUSE IN THE CITY.
FAMILY sA5E Al qShoSS Say no,,
@ q IL Ii ey aa
country not afraid of locomotive or anything
,sl else IVA, waranted st sound
SET DOUBLE HAIRLESS, made to order; Blankets,
! ELEGANT BAY CoCPE HORSE, Ie,& hands. 7 years;
Gss ~" r1sp Tspo anS ss s'lad Sysh free high
thing and in every respect of tho finest horses
~ 7, In the The city waTrantsd r., rs, sound
aEam SRanr LAY MrS SEsr
l54 hands and years. kind in all harness
anything; good free, stylish easy drivers; have
been been used in city and country; are Thoroughly
ELEGANT LANDAU, nearly now, by Brewster, Of
CHESTNUT HAMBLEToNIAN HORSE, 10 hands, q
!: years kind In all harness; FREQ from vice; has
tying; does not Shy or pull; Is In every way Grst
a n ors y
no y BTsSTs PSPs sIrsst u,r. ,s< ,
from vice; is not afraid of anything; does not shy
orpcn; has good, free open gait first class road
TOP s. B. ROAD WAGON, in good order by Brewster,
SET Ella MAESEss rs esq made sS4 70 STssr BY Korhn
Mare, ST. Lawrence and Morgan stock, trained by
Carl Burr, I59i hands years. kind in all harness
has not fault vice tick; of tho purcst and
best gated horses In the country; has trotted in
:3s; guaranteed to trot 10 8 minutes no sale
, | warranted sound
TOP 3 b. ROAD WAGON, nearly new, by L. A. Sea-
| SET HARNESS. made to order, by Coemane
PONY TURNOUT-Bay Pony Horse, IA hands
years kind In all harness anI under saddle; free
from vice; has been used In city and coun-
try family pony by ladies aud children; is every
way desirable warranted sound.
; TOP PONY PHAET0N, In good order by Ellis Null
kay.
FULL. CLARENCE, in good order, by Corbet &
Scharch.
FOUR HORSES, PROPERTY OF A CONTRA CToR r ;
to be sold for account of whom 1t may concern.
TWENTY OTHER HORSES; description time Of sale,
this day, at
ARCH. JonNsoN'S Mart, 10 to p Thirteenth street,
near University plase. Weather never interfercs
with trade.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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PROPOSALS.

THE ATTENTION OF RAILROAD IRON MANUFAcT.
urers respectfully asked Railroad now In process
Of construction In southeastern Illinois We 90o tons
Of Iron aud necessary fscnngs 1000 be delivered
by December 18th prox and the balance delivered in
side Of from date Tho FIRST 1000 tons to be do
vered six months papor with collateral security
inside Of Parties desiring inform alton viii pie ase
PRINCIPALS need annlT.
The New York herald., 1875-10-29

DOR SAIE-FOuR BRASS FINISHERS LATHEa
with Counter, Shafts &c to be sold q sacrifice. Ap.
ply TO F. b. NiCOL CO, 1896 Broadway.
, 1875-08-26

Evcy drop OF tho sarpapnrlisu ne,n,,eot oo,,r,,+
eaet n ,h."ush tho llo .yoat urine all Oh II I4I
H. Hees u ~ ssste tha rlxur Of No. It zepAs
Si'toss Is tao 'yPus q xadasx dse,o
ntner pats of the ssstem oref stfuusosphs d..
81 y N tho esEs And tie W,rst rtns oi akia d.
,n'n,. r9aa sty,D.!*t Aso hl.ak sps: a.s
painful dhc.rEes, night axrAl . tss of 1usrr1 mi ii
Wa*tes % tn, ts prtncnla within It's ousatss ra1ss
Q! 5s "nnaDr of IAodoru cbans&ry, 4l fay Issa u,s
m Stooo :" any natso uainx It fos etdor dsa., IL
Il IN, racnt, dAy bsconInx rctsaoos by tho r.,,es
ana droa.pIs!t.on that IL connual1y progressing iut.
.ith new atorfa1 uado fEnn healthy ths III
2Ashaparillt4n Mitl snd doss seourr.A u osaist
lor "aca o9co this FoGl{ jta rDtk t pud1
e. Ss.". 4oa,1, Hnd In ,n'q ,eds T. aan!.hns he
fe~t htmsrlf growing bttof aud atrEer the food d.
kassnx bvtter sppntlto Improving A5ah Aud xerai
Mt only d1cs ths H'rsan,rlIlsn ne.ossns c1ee. II
knnHn rnnclEa aC.pts III lAp 1t l4,nIc c,oiu7uI
Constitutional and Skin diseases but /. i ts unS os
, 1875-08-26

LorIsvlItE, H., Aug. os.-A Shelby City. Ky.,
special to tho Courier-}ouraal sayv Mhry
Pointer Was arrestod shero to day for mur,lc, AT
Point Lick ytstctday. lIoF nioller and iodte
woman, named Hcarboro, lived toRetbcr.
Mrs. bcarboto nbltAet Mary by beat
!ng her md othorwtBo mnitrca' iuo
hor. htary escaped. but ca:ne lack nssnoJ, Ihs
shb SAYS Bl,p intcuue.t to kill Mrs, *tsrburi' aud
dnoa not dcny tho lae, S|io had 4 .ichct for
Lon'nSllc, IL good luoking, aud shons 10 ro-
tnOrBo.