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The New York herald., 1876-07-11
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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ADVERTISENERrS AND SALKS OF PArERa-

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REAL ESTATE WANTED-lsr PAcx-6.h col
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UNFURNlsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
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WANTED 10 PURCHAsE-2p PAcE-Sd col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-121H PAGx-6th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
TO LET-lSr PAcx-Sth
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, kC-lOrH PAcE-6th COL
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DISEASES OF MEN.


The Importance Of the hesthiness Of the nervous
Estem cannot be overestimated: It's power life
and death and the direct bearing which It has
It's qualities and its powers; the of
Preservation its moderate the danger
rhether through thought. study intense application
b. mental investigation and research: whether by the
sbsorbng attention necessary the conduct Of compi
and business by the excc
i've indulgence the appetites popensties OF the
ystem All these proper subjects Tor consideration
Lro the knowledge Of what Is moderation what is excess
eeking advice from expert who. Tor long series Of
fes has devoted his whole time and attention study
pcrtan department TO accurately determine the deassd
eouittonr their and whether arising
" from Tue van. .. IT'S or Excess and Who
once the and promptly apply the remedy
thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling sher the truth
common TO the inexperienced and nnnoying Ia the
hent, who. naturally know without DELAY
shat Is the matter. the extent 81 the drrspgement
probabilities OF recuperstion aud the time required.
striking example the vslne experience aud practi
al observnon well tho usefulness Of the prompt
pcaton Of suitable remedies. is found In the pcrtant
lions not only nj home hut abroad that prpor
HON q" those who sner from mental disturbance and abso
ees'ment whn year after the hrst hsvr
the department the BRAN na. become
hausted by Intense mental son depving the
power of connected thought " only its
ystemac methcds is precisely In other de
psrtment whether OF appetite propensity pas each
isaurnx different remedy for It's different
means tor bringing them mp fron their ovorworked
hausted conditions The importsncc Of this branch
raj practice scarcely be cveraed Tor reaches
es peYpctuson OF family names the securing OF hereditary
titles retention ~ estates In the family
From long and large experience In this direction have
been able ly my the thankful apprec
alton Of rome Of the first families in the city and nation and
certainly communicate much cultivated minds In
sonnect"n with practical experience In what pertains TO
and the Of recovering their whether OF brain
appetite, propensity or passion
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A UcrION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARXEY.
n ITO AND ll2 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR ATH AN.

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that Is warranted sound Kind true
In harness. three days s given
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 -PxREs EMRRSoH Co
-. ksntucky state Lotteries. drawn daily
Sss:ssly siss: Sssssss Iss:ss ar..s 3sly 20, .s.s
address as above. 10 sfo.a"as .Iss room ma 60 ~
ID SMITHS KENTUCKY sFATR LOTTERIES.
H. 49, 'fs1 IS Is r. us S. ': S. 3. Is "a
IzsIucxY Glass $50 s:s 1879 =.
Al Al o.ss. :. "a ssa,ss: ss B. S sAraAs. 1871 81 Br.sa-., %
HAvANA L0rrERy.-NRxr DRAWING JULY Is,
Co. bsns ss 70 sss 1oss spanish
ssld Havana bank S' b'ashs .sd 'o'd df.f' ns
z -chRONIC oATARRH. DRAFNEss. IMPROVED
H. method d. 'f' s %
Y ENrUCKY STATE SINGLE NuNBKR LorrERY-
simmons drs:: .uy rs III syeIy 5s osS. f~,
X EyrUcKY STATE LOTTERIES DRAwN pAilY PAL
Kentucky sssss s,.. Grand ~ % d'..n July "a
whol' tickets $40; n.lss, 81 SssTssrsj ~ 80
Addrs:. . iii orders ior 'sS tickets 70
JACKSON CO., Bankers, 2o2 Broadway. Now Yort
NO. n-NorICE To. AARINKEs-wEsr COAST OF
oyrcs OF iH.sr L,onTs Dy.us. June u: 1879
.hsy have caused be erected @ timber % and .
:s: Sc: ss' si %
giving red .no ra's flashes % Il 60
pss.sa :seps tower .sS distant
s deg 81 min ~ sec W. Tho red sector viii also ~
az present over the stag RocsS BY order
NERVOUS ExIIAUsrION.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
~ comprising series Of lectures delivered at Kahns
Museum q anatomy New York, the and OF
Decline showing indsputably how Lost health
be regnined adordinx clear OF the impedi
marriage and the treatment OF and physi
cal debility being tho result of ~ years. Price
rs Addrcss the author Dr. L. j. KAHN. ONCE and
residence 81 East 10th ST. New York
n -OPPICIAL DRAWINGS KENTUCKY STATE LOT
". terics. SIMMONS DICKINSON. Managers.
KENTUCKY. 423-JULY 10. 1876,
KENTUCKY. Glass l24-suLY 10. 1915
rs, So 20 II. "a. 4, 81 rs. 20. a. e Sd
%. 2. 80, 49, 40 IS. II. -. 81 %.
ss a. 8. g. IS. ss. Is. es 81. 30
Pull information BY applying addressing j. CLUrB
CO.. 200 broadway rear room. first aoor.
~ -s3U0OOo IN PkIZES-EvERY OTHER TICKET
". Prixe-HIMMONs DICKINSON'S single Number
Kentucky State Distribution. be July 20. 1876;
$50 prises Of $4,000 tickets also ROYAL HsvAnS
be drawn July IS. 1875 J. CLUTE 4 Co. 2CU Broad
way, rear room, first floor.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTRRY.-seOO0OO WILL BE
IL drawn July U.s. Prises cashed: orders filled inor
nation turnhed hghest paid for Spanish bills
TXYi6R CO. Bankers. No. IL Wall st.. Now York.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
= by authority Of special Of the Legislature Of Ken
tucky the she First Grand Drawing OF
the
Kentucky
Cash Distribution Company,
gust 81 1875 which occasion they viii dissributs to
holders OF tickets The immense OF
S6QOOO0,
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HENRY A. DANIELS. N. d..


Ia Lexington av.. near 18th st
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

aOASES. CANIslAGxLS. &C.
wEpsESS1a SSS ySII ss 4 ySsSSS SSEoGK Sex
or III $aSI $s5$s ii SsSrEisS is sss.r
hOaSEs 81 hhSlas %ASosS sSJIb hbaEas aS
AMPLE TfaS ALLOSES s,IS$ SSs TRIAL AND ssAnIs-
Tho beautiful BLACK rrotting Mare. L.dy Thompson.
=: and sA s''sss 10:
s.n w hs H:sr sas .:sc ya. Ss o asa
high very pure GATED. booss when speeding:
drive: double. great sndursnes .Sprovsd
isS' S. :Ss s @ %s
very pleasant read mare Is warranted sound and kind
Elegant black 9eding. 0isan. raised by Goldsmith.
.'fs ~ sa% y c.
hafniie track beating Little Fred. Lady Bsckus and
the %
S1 ss n.s y'. AFRAID SFU%y.
thing I: good pole horse and pas In trsinnE
Besusfui bay Gsdins bay Harry sired by vermoas Al
a and "s xSi.S . S
h:: newer bean handed Tor speed he very ssSa S.sS
for any ordinary driver good pale horse and warranted
BY Harry Clay aysar isN hands h,xh been
~
style when in M harness, ha. hsh knee action Is mot Afraid
ken under saddle mile in 40 day Of sale And
Beautiia bay Mare, Belle OF lsxing,on; she is tho
raised q, Lexinyton Ny sired by Denmark dam by Cas-
sus Clay old l5A hands high: has taken fOur
premiums different fairs Kentucky is the finest broke
saddle m thar state guides by motion stylish
and for aiy ride drvc stands without tying
and mile In .43 day Of sale for Any beast
she b- and sound and kind
Elegant brown 9cldng. Defiance by Tntter dam by
Melbourno raised Paris KY trotted when purchased
at lie xinetsn In 37 and 35 since which time he has
been nseo on the road for which he
very syiish pleasant driver is no. afraid Of anything;
does not phil shy has and endurance
pull top wagon equal any the city
ranted sound and kind.
Beautiful buy Mare Nellie W. sired by Ethan Allen dam
by young Morrill, old. is hands high; trotted
Watsrtown. y. Y. In 3ah "a ami 2:36 beating Lady
Lghtford and several others she Is pleasant stylish
driver does pull shy safe for ordinary driver
and warranted sound and kind.
Very pretty saddle and harness Gcding Ralph Is hands
gh years ola Is perfectly broken the saddle
for lady ~ ride drive mile in unutes and
10 warranted sound and kind.
Ono extension top Park Phaeton top side bar road
Wagon one top nil spring Wagon one canopy top pony
Phaeton single and dvuble the
rNB..THE ABoyE STOCK MILL BE 0K tXHiBi
IMPORTATION CAN BE OBTAINED SALk POSI-
TIVE To TIL HIGHEST BIDDER.
BY ORDER OF
MARIE GORDON ExECUrRlx.
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HORSES, CAnnAAGEs. sc.


1 ccrioS HOUSE, OF xRua JOHNSTON
"A 10. II. - and rs 18th st..
q . sss HELP
EyEsT E6ss nonsz wAfaAsrsg vos sogSD vRox
THR OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RE-
LIABLE HoUsE IN THk CITY
THIS DAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT DARK BAY STALLION. .ir.d BY Daniel
Bay sas :: s n.ss :ss
, and tai; 10 worry handsome; Can trot to-day full
mile in 80 is iaA han nigh, . year. old; Is
very stylish: can Be- Ssndioa ~ aud driven BY sny
cns; - hrst CHASE roadster. and warranted sound
! SEy S nAkNESs made 10 order by Dalton,
foF RoAD WAGON. built TO oraer BY Brewstsr. Of
lyINE soKKEL COUPE HORSE. lehA.ds. 7 years
kind In all harness and saddle; free from
used in city and country =; . family horse. and 10
In every way reiiabls for any uss warranted
c2yPE IKVcE;AwAY. in good order, ~ Marsh.
oasaSr.a 1ssd .'f M kss.ass ss Is Gaa
cd: hind In all harness aud extra hns under sad
rs:pse. ar.. el.s: family road horse hi for any
Docroa's PHAETON. in good order. By PAonix Com
BEAUTIFUL BAY HAMBLRToNIAN MARE, ans full
name and tail; Is unn:a.y handscme WAS raised
and showy ha. never o.sa handed Tor speed can
pony SuS 40 na 10
Is every way roiAbe: hrst clSss roadster:
rautod sound.
TOP 5. y. load WAGON, nearly new. by Brannan.
ELEGANT wEsrCHESrEk ROCkAwAY, by J. q.
| Brewster.
BLACK ROAD HORSE, lax hands, years; kind In
all harness and under saddle: free IRON vice: Is
not AFRAID ot locomotive or anything else
trot y mile In 8 ao. is very snowy and stylish;
- nrsi class torse Tor any use Warranted sound
TOP B. u. ROAD WAGON. little used city built
MORTGAGE SALK.
lTEAx DARK BAY hUkSkS. Jack" and "Dick," 10
h~nas high. and years old kind in all harness;
tree from vice good free drivers; without fault
trick; IN every way reliable tor coach any
Also
tONk DkAB LINED CLARENCE
. ONE BLUE LINED CLAkENCE.
. UNE DRAB LINED COACH. ALL IN GOOD ORDER.
SIN SEAT ROCKAwAY. TWO BAROUCuES.
EX. 1uf PuAErON SIX PONY PuAkTONS,
THREE CLAkkNCkS d SEAT EX. TOR PHAETON
IELEGAAr COUPE, SIX TOP WAGONS.
TwENTY-ONE OTHER HORSES. description time Of
sale
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF every kind Of Carrisse,
Wagon, HsrEess. kc.. this day
ARCH. JOiiNSrUN'S Mars 10 te 70 18th st, Uni
veryity place. Weather interisres with our
BALES Al 10 O'CLOCK.
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/ rcrioX HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
"A 10. ~. - and rs 18th IT..
near University place.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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REGULAR SALE Of HORSES AND CARRIAGES
On every horse that Is warranted
In harness, three days given
CATALOGUE Oy THIS DAYS TUESDAY, SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
PRIVATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BROWN HORSES
~ hands high. Years old; kind an true in all har
ana action ss can 'rS n ~ Gss,hsr are p,Smp. and
saoi sS$S sS
PONY TuKSour-ELrGANr DArPLE BROWN PONY.
Is hands high. q years old kind true In ali har
ness; nne under saddle: vice or t,icK
for ladies' or sdsa &c ds or ."a
warranted sound
No 1@s T%r roTS WITH CANOPY AND RUM
TEAM nay hoissEs. 10 HANDS HIGH. 8 AND 7
M and and sss d =. s se from
very ssyisn fear nothing: have been used in private
Ianted sound - -"' "-'-
EIEGaNr rXKK PMAEroX. IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT
on 70 ~ ~ John & E LASrenee - us ,,c,,
OLD: Kind i and true IN eli harness: tree ftom vice;
ss T"S' a': s S. sssss .sa ss ss
Top ;SSSd; r%Sy M .;s rs Sc, :rpsss .;y ,.d NEW
soRkEL HORSE. isa HANDS HiGn YEARS OLD:
ana nSr vsf % q.
endurance can BE driven by aay one. and warranted
TOP sS%b wAGSs II GOD ORDER BUILT BY
SiHs%f ou AND YEARS
old kind harness: free from vice good
prompt drivers. have nne stvie aud action nrst
class team for family driving or gcaerHi also
double Harness aud
SIX SEAT PHAsroN. NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
soRREi' noMsf. ~. HANDS mIGm; q YEARS OLD;
kind and true In uli harness free from vice; first
roadster trois In three mautcs. fears nothing
TOP PONY PnAETON.
BAY HOHcE. l6is HANDS HIGH. y YEARS OLD.
kind and true in all harness. free nom vice. proupt
and pleasant driver; hrst class coupe carriage
horse. ana warrsnted sound; slso Harness. and
EXTENSION TOR PIiAETUN.
BkOWS MARE i5is HANDS uf6iI. YEARS OLD.
kind and true In all harness. from vice. good
eller fears nothing hrst class for family drv
ing aud warranted sound: alec set H.rnrss and
TOP WAGON. BuILi ny BREwsTkK 60.
SOkREL PONY. ~ HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD.
kind and true In all from vice: extra
hne and gsny driver: fast traveller: fears nothing:
has been driven by q lady and " In every way safe
and reliable: aleu- set Harness. and
No TOR fIAEION.
SEVERAL GUUD WORK HORSES; DESCRIPTION
time OF sale
Pax Phaeton. by Brewster Co
Coupe Roc Aways, top aud top.
Pony Phastous. Road Wsgona
Saddles and Brides sc
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THREE CHEAP H,RsRs. SOUND AND KIND;
~. suit truck sxpress. farming. &c l4j Madison st
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A PARTY. Overloaded WITH VACANT BgOoK.
"A yn Property. moderately encumbcred will exchange
improved cisy country Properly Addre kIN
box Harald aRaA -
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
&1s1S FOR HORSE TOP RxPkEss WAGON and
plA) Harness: three other Horses. from $50 SsO
sxcrilce- No. 4 7th
&COS WILL PURCHASE HANDSOME TURNOUT
PlAC IN complete order; suitable for lady; full
rsntes Eivea cost $500 last spring Address BARRY,
Herald ONCE
eEO0 CAsH.-sACRIPICR; PnAETON HORGR,
YCOU Hsrness. Whips. Saddle, Bride, Robes, shoets.
TO close entire rig. SHAW. 3S4 Brosdwa
SALES Az AUCTION.
4 -TCNI5 JOHNSON. AUCrIoNEER
IA. cid stand. 81 Nassau st.
The Trunks. Baggage. &c. Of tho National Hstsi viii
sold FIRST
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TNfSEASES OF MEN SPECIALITY
~ HENRY A. DANIELS n D.. IA Lexinston av
10Th st. Office hours from fea
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MARIE GORDON. ExECUrRlx
A H. NEkLlS EXECUTOR
A MAJOR CHAS. w. BARKER. AUCTIONEKR.
IA. Col. CONkELLY GUARANTEks AND SHOWS
THE SPEED REPRESENTED TO EVERYBODY
THAT WILL TAKE THE TROUBLE
TO CONE AND RIDE

MAJOR CnAs W BARKER AUcrIoNEKR
SG SSSS'
49,. BEFORE 4 boLI4e Is hID.
IT,. s.:s;' isE;,r TsciTfSs =. Sss
Ssy Aassisn Ss,. and New YORK r.:.ers.. eo.nss q
.s
KENTuSK3 EG,ns s also an pair
y =: ~ s.s'ss: :s$
The SPEED and driving ause. Of any Of the los before
Fl % or At : At sas or p
AT AUCTION. ON FRIDAY. JULY H.
By yAS IAssELL $ KEARxEy, Ase.isnsss,
1S hf' s1s o ssT hHsF
Eleven extra nu. LIsEfT unasfAsE sEAR5k h5ksss.
Esid sIHDSsEs sE s; SHlsi H
Ono Ono LAsr,s LANpAU 2 by 2ysMsY.
Ten sets Of single and double COACH HARNESS.
... nnss .s ..'s a ss.a sa ssIs Stable ss s h, I
ing, where they can be seen and tried
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIUNEER
Mortgages sale at Horse and Carriage Auction
Y Matt. ~ to 20 18th st, near University psscs.
alE THIS DAY rUEsDAY). July IL. .s 10 o'clock
= ono orap ineu clarence, one blus nneo Clarence.
lie ono rab lined Coach. one pair bay Horses known
= ack and Dick be sold auction this day
CTuesd sdsy), July H. at o'clock, ut the above Mart,
by order Of the mortgRgee.
AT AUCTION
twenty-five head Pottaw tonic Indian Ponies;
must sell;
WEDNESDAY MORNING. IL o'clock
l&S East 2&th
AUCTlON-22 HEAD INDIAN PONIES. not
n mustangs or Texas ponies, but we'll broken Indian
Ponies lss East 24th ST.. Wednesday. 81 II o'clock
A YOUNG BAY MARE. FAST. JUST IRON The
"A country worth 500: sold for $780,
W. H. DE GRAAF, 81 Bowcry.
4 PINE ROAD HORSE SIDE BAR TOP WAGON AND
n Harness for sale. hard for money;
cost 81 2SO reasonable offer refused Address &
box 46i3 Post office.
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ISAAC a. BOyCE. .G7 BROADWAY. LAWYER
IL Divorces obtained promptly without pnbicy dcssr
tcn inccmpntibiiity habitusl drunkenness nbdey.
human treatment conviction Of felony Passports ottacd
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Price Of Tickets, Sl2: Halves. SS; Quarters. s..
Tbs Kentucky Cash Dsribution Company have secured
the services Of Hon Thomas Porter late Governor OF the
grand old Commonwealth Of Kentucky TO act AS their
Agent and General Manager In the financial dar this
Grand GIFT Enterprise. Governor Porter Is well
almost In tho State Of kentucky and very
Of the ctissns Of other In the Union
Of tickets
will be thoroughly protested under able
Address all for Tickets 70 the East
ern Agents,
q. w. BARROW h CO.,
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ToRcH-LroHr PROCESSION AT LAScAs-
rER-The Democrats o, Garrard a.e wide
awake To the importance of the hour.
Tilden and Hendrick. Club. have been
organized in each precinct, and each man
has his shoulder TO the wheel with the
determination Of freeing the county from
Radical rule. Tie interchangeable chairman
IL the County Committee. Mat Walton, is
doing herculean service, realizing, Us he
does, that with the election rests the veal
or woe OF our party. Next Monday night,
there will lie grand torch-light procession
at Lancaster, glee club Of Young ladies
and speeches BY Col. Hill, Judge Durham,
J. Proctor Knott and Others. Let there be
a large turnout from Danville and Stanford
to join them. "a long pull, a strong pull
and pull together" and victory !. ours.
Iiurrah for the noble Democracy Of
Garrard
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LAM, srOtK AND c4OP ITEMS
Hogs arr selling in the market at ~ cts.

Hogs ar. selling in the market at 4! cts.
Mr.. J G. McAlister, Jr., shipped two car
loads Of fat cattle to Cincinnati, last week.
Mr.. J. Ow-ley Evans sold lot Of fine
cattle to Fayette county traders, at ~ cents.
Mr.. Levi Jones, Of this county. shipped
100 fin. >, fat New York cattle to that market
this week. ... .....
J. d. OWENS has an Alderny Bull which
he will farm out" at S. per COW, and al
low the farmer to breed to him until HE
COW has calf His animal is thorough
bred, and this breed is known as the best
milk and butter stock in the world. The
animal is convenient to town.
W. q. jacobs shipped from this point, on
Monday last. two car loads Of stock to Texas,
consisting Of 2 jacks rs head FLOODED
Young bulls and heifers, so head southdown
sheer, and a lot Of Red Berkshire pigs.
They were purchased at good prices from
Kenney, Cotton a Co., Of Boyle, and Dr. T.
b. Montgomery and John Baughman, Of
Lincoln.
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Aardsrare

The attention Of blacksmiths Is allied to
our new horse nail, the Sioux. Price per
box, 81 so. Il is a perfect nail, and Of
uniform size.
Our stock Of shelf hardware, tools, cut.
lsry, novelties, etc, will compare isvorably
with any stock in town as to extent, and
the cash-in-hand principle enables us to
make the very lowest prices. Mechanics
and builders are invited to examine and
price.
Blacksmiths will do we'll to get our prices
on Iron, Steele, Nails, Shoes, Plow NJ Iuld-
Bolts, Rasr-, etc.
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ONE Of the mammoth monopolics that
has fessted and fsttened upon the public
for half q century is the we'll known and
amply cursed Adams Express Company.
With it, enormous wealth !, patiently and
systematically crushed out all competition,
and though a great convenience to the bus
mess public, Is decidedly an expensive luz
ury. The business men Of Stanford pat
ronire the company largely and we re-
gret to see that Il shows q nisgardly spirit
In IL. dealings with acme at least Of Its en-
ployees here. For instance II rays but the
paltry sum Of SIS month to the city deliv.
erer Of the loads Of goods bat every day
pa. through his hands, and also requires
him 10 collect the charges on all goods he
delivers. This sum will hardly pay for the
responsibility attending the work, to say
nothing 81 the labor and cost a team.
Mr. Jim Ed. Bruce has had the position Tor
several ye ~, but we learn has resigned IL.
No nne can be found to take II for the mis-
cradle pitts,ce allowed by the Company,
aud the consequence Is that for several days
the Company has been reduced to the ne
ces.ary OF delivering the goods in a ~assi-
barowi "How have the mighty fallen2''
Old man Adams need not Aatter himself
that the business men Of Stanford will sub
nit 10 the delays attending wheelbarrow
navigation in these days Of feet horses,
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MARRIEp.-Miss Annie Miller McRob-
eri-, daughter Of J. NJ. McRoberts, Esq,
one Of our handsomest and most accom-
plished young ladies, was led to the altar on
wednesda, morning, last, by Mr.. Joseph
Mount, Of La(irange. The ceremony was
performed by Elder J. l.. Allen, Of Danville,
at an early hour, aud after an elegant
breakfast was enjoyed by a few invited
friends and relatives, the newly made
pair took the train for their future home.
The bride was Handsomely and becOmingly
dressed, and looked the embodiment OF
female loveliness. II is strange To us that
the young men around here should have
allowed Miss Annie 10 be taken of by a
stranger, but then, probably they couldn't
help themselves. Poor fellows, we are con
fdent that we saw several moist eyes as the
train bore her away, but il was too late
We congratulate Mr. Mount on the prize he
has secured, and wish him and his a life
time Of unalloyed happiness.
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To the Democracy Of the Eighth
Conversational District.

have been recently solicited to make
speeches in various portions Of the Eighth
Congressional District. As 1t will be i'm
possible for me to comply with these
Invitations, / desire through the columns Of
your paper TO impress upon the minds Of
the Democrats Of the District, and espe-
cially those who we're friendly to my
aspirations when was candidate for the
nomination, not only the importante, but
the absolute propriety Of giving to Judge
Durham a cordial and active support When
I became a candidate for the Democratic
mammalian for Congress. 1 favored a conven.
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C.s. II. R.-The track Ia laid from Gin
cinnati, Southwark, to the Kentuexy River
Bridge. from Shelby City Crossing North
t. DanyllIe, and from Shelby City Crossing
South to Fishing Creek in Pulaski, making
in all about lao miles. They do say II Is
likely that the trustees will need little
more money after that sale Of the last sir
millions Of bonds which We learn are moi
meeting with as ready sale Ms formerly
The completion o. the road Is nov fixed
fact however. as the City Of Cincinnati too
deep into II nov 10 do any "shinannigsn.