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TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF
sEXEhTH sTREET ROAD AND POMEROY
STREET, IN TIE COUNTY: AND on RHODE
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srEvIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF MEN


The Importance Of the healthness OF the nervous
system cannot be overestimated: its power over life
anu uestn enu 80 Deasf ~ ~
its qualities and its the importance oft heathul
its moderate the danger Of overAxing it,
in mental investigation and research whether by the
absorbing attention necessary TO the conduct Of comp
Gated aud momentous business interests by the exces-
indulgence of the appees and propensties Of the
All these subjects Tor consideration
also the knowledge OF what Is moderation what
and when these exist the absolute necessity OF promptly
seeking advice from expert who for long series OF
has devoted his whole time and attention the study
portant department. TO accurately determine the diseased
conditions their nature. and origin whether arising
from bis experience and practice has learned to
the arrangement and promptly apply the remedy
thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling AFTER the truth,
tient. who, vsry naturally. know without delay
what Is the matter the extent OF the dersngement the
probabilities Of recuporaton and the time required.
striking example of the value OF experience and praoti
cal observation well the usefulness of the prompt
pcaton of suitable remedies found in the important
statement coming from but public tnstitu-
ons not only at home but abroad that large propos
tion Of those who suffer from mental disturbance and abso-
treatment within year after the first symptoms have mani
tested themselves.
hsusted by intense mental appcation deprvng It of tho
power thought only its strength
by being properly fed and nourshed BY the use OF certain
systematic methods 1t precisely In other de-
partment wheher OF Appetite propensity passion each
recurring remedy for its recuperation and different
for bringing them from their overworked ano
hausted conditions The Importance of this branch Of medi
practice scarcely be overrated for reaches
the perpeuaton of family names the securing Of hereditary
From and large experience In this direction have
been able to command by success the thankful appec
certainly communicate much to cultivated minds in
connection with practical experience in what pertains to
the of department of the system
and the means recovering their powers whether of BRAIN
appetite, propensity or passion.
The New York herald., 1876-03-21
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsENENTs-llrH PAcE-4th and 5ih coils
ASTRoLOGY-2D PAGE-6th col.
Bo1RDERs wANTED-2p Plex-4th col.
BBRRoooRLYN BOARD IN PAcs-4th col.
BRooiLYN REAL ESTATE FOR s1LE-2D PAcE-lss
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PAGE.
SY Real ET4Ts FGR sAdh!a sAnEap f9 Plcrl COL
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-l2rH PAGE-5th and 9th coils
S5GchNES zSp sARpsSERsa P4on7issh col
CQPARTNEasHIPs-9r PAGE;
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EURoPEAY sTEAMsHIPs-IsT PACE-sth and 9th coils
EfH. EnHRoPE1Ilra .NGi .p PAes@sd Ssc col.
EEINE FINE ARTs-lsr PAcE-eth column.
FTRNIsHEp Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-2D
HEEF EfSo and Sh
HORSES. cARRIAaEs, 1o.-isr FAGr-ad, 4th and Sth
#SgE s4Ev ss6 s
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POST OFFICE NOTICE-1sr PAGE-2d col.
PROFESSIO IONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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WINES. LIQUORS. &C.-l2TH PAGE-6th col:
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-10rH PAGE-6th col
The New York herald., 1876-03-21

A Ill.
n 10, II. % and IS 18th ST.,
near University PLACE.
OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE IN THE
CITY
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
"a hours 10 three days trial horses warranted sound
The Oldest and most reliable house in the city.
PARTIAL CATALOGUE Of THIS DAYS salo at 10
3 ELEGANT soRREL HoSsE. G'5lssf lsx hand. years;
sS ssS 10 sv al harness Hg and Sder saddle nai been
family horse has fault Vice or trick Of any
Z kind; Is good, showy stylish driver; very free Of
g horse; not afraid Of locomotive or anything ese
s'
: ExrESssioN. TOP cABR1oLEr, in good order, by
:. ELEGANT CLARENCE, good as now, by LOoce 4
I TEAM TIp'%sPPipLE Ip'%sPPipLE GRAY HORSES, full name. and
and under saddle; free from visc, spirited, but
= anything else be driven by any used o
horses; will stand without tying, an excellent
SET OF DoUBLk n%RSRss orcdo mounting iU" Nearly
: GLASS QUARTER COACH, in good order, by Wood
z BAY aHRE is1 hands, years; kind In all harness
free from vice has not vice, fault trick of
kind has been used in the city and country was
6oss horses in the country; is thorough & good q,
= anything aud an excellent horse for any use; war
: ToP SIDE BAH ROAD WAGON, nearly new, by W. j.
q pocToRs PHAEToN, in good ORDER by J. McNally
soRRBL HORSE, 10 hands, years kind in al har; ;
tive or anything else; viii stand without tying;
IN sood sa eumb
Fs9S
Kind in all harness; free from vice is not aiiad Of
. anything; any drive him n thoroughly good
4 family horse; without fault or trick Of any kind
warEanted pI t;Sd SOUND; ou,.. w., p..,,...
6EPSg Io7 wxSoN
for account OF whom II may concern to pay charges
rwESTY,sIxe SIX OTHER HORSES; description time of
ARCH y6HNsT6S's mart. 10 to 25 18th st., near Uni
paSf At o6Iock never n''r''''' win
A MAJOR CIIAs. W. BARKER, AUCTIoNEER.
a. LAST LAST SHASeE SHASGE to-day today to to rid: rid:
BEHIND coLoNEh 6NIh 7. IN J, coNNELLY's
SPEED TTo.MMosRoW' To.MosRoW' WARRANTED
TOMORROW wEpNEsDA2S, March 22, at IL O'Clock, a.
BARKER & SONS City Auction Mart and New York Tat
s queen sns
unprecedented sale ofthe fastest GREEN TRoT
nedns s IN n 'aS rs aod hs
from
@ got J. S RSy sGS S ssi SEA BE
matched most ex!aofdnary gsntlemans superb troiting
S rome oe Se% nOf'S
rich appearance style and action stock all warranted
sound and kind and all Of the best Kentucky rotng blood
REMEMBER, THE sale takes place tomorrow, at ii
already embraced the opportunity of riding are earnestly
requested by Colonel Connolly to como TO-DAY, WITH
OUT FAIL snow rain shine and do behind and TEST
Tie SPEED and driving qualities OF any OF the lot BE-
FORE BIDDING
CATALOGUES, with extended pedigrees, descriptions.
&C. ut tho Spirit oco at the Mart Sale without
postponement.
REMEMBER, NO HIP SALVE.
NO CAT IN BAG.
THE SPEED WARRANTED
AND TINE SHOWN
BEFORE YOU BID.
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sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS, &C.

A FOR SALB-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
n. Birds &c Medicines for all diseases Prepared Foo
for mocking birds, at b. c. DOvEYs. No Greene st.
Canal
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A PUBLIC AUCTION; -
OF SHIUABIs M LIZ AND III nfdI lib BRED @ ROAD % AND FAM
ELEGANT CITY Built wAGoNs. FINE HARNESS,
EHS as Ex4g4 Sakb yEqES s RskEn
ALL OF WHICH MUST BE SOLD TO HIGHEST
REGARDLESS OF COST sIppEE Or VALUE. on THIS DAY.
At $hH&$ shs SsSS j. $S6H u s Eisr
NEXT P9SR TO fSE EFiSeSFAh See Al cTyggRcH,
INcLUDING BEAUTIFUL TEAM MAREs USED FOR
a% '9s esS ss1s 's % ali f's
ness raised by Mr. Hammond Scott county SsentGehy; Ken
%s Gsy s. iey
l'0''0 T%SbsoSE iI SON HnS sAT eELDNo, CHAMPION
Sy ns
sS i s % es I'd
can show 30 gal. to-day and Is s5ssht i S sys
is wen behaved n company s excellent pole horse and
sGTTaf FIX sf rgp s SPnf aY t9q ss LADY
Dexter years old isI hands high raised in Orange
y aana
an wf sTossn al
yss fast and IN as @ gated 0sed on Goshen Track her S
side of 40 to road wagon she is warranted sound and
THE STYLISH AND FAST BAY IoELpING Young
Ethan years old 15< hands finely made showing all the
gborn Sy imported Glencoe raised by Mr. PEREZ at Lex
ingon KY. where he took premium at old as the
handsomest and fastest 4yearod in the State showed
three heats in 36 80 aud :27s trotted last July
Prospect Park in 26 he Is remarkable fine driver, and
warranted sound and kind
N B-The above horses all represented they have
been selected by the best Judges and purchased for
regardless of cost They all bought and brought here
this breeders They have been used
fully and in any way There be finer stock
found In any gentlemap's stable Any horse which will not
wfbe taken back and money refunded
they all aceimated and the dstemper and ready
for every day use.
Wagons consist of elegant extension top Phaeton
pole and shafts, four full spring top
Wagon, pole and shafts side-bar top Wagon.
One top Pony Phaeton fine double and single Harness. by
Dunscomb kersey sweat dress and stable Bankets fine
Robes, &c.
All OF which positively be sold without limit
sriction.
Rain shine mo postponcmcnt.
All invited to call and examine the stock and ride be-
hind any of the horses Speed shown and warantee given
A UCTION HOUSE, OF VAN TASSELL 4 KRARNEY,
N ITO and ll2 EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR 4TH AV.
The New York herald., 1876-03-21

FLEETWOOD PARk.-THE LEASE, FRANCHISES
and Property Of the Fleetwood Association, comprising
the Track Club House. stand Sheds and the entire
property belonging the Association for sale exchange
TO lease liberal terms possession April 1876 Apply
TO PHILIP DATER, % Broad ST. New York
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THE TURF.

DIGEON SHOOTING AT DEERFOoT PARK. TUES
l. day, March II, at 30 r. NJ. sweeps open 70 all
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nORsEs. cARRIAGEs. sc.

A UCTION HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON,
N 10 n. % and % 18th ST.,
near University place.
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wANTEp no PuRcmAsE.
FINE ARTS.

EoB sALE-A SMALL COLLECTION or OIL rAISr-
ngs kngravings audi hrumos among others. washing
ton - kneepece after stewart "MaGonna Mtdsr Dolo-
rosa- amer Benedetu Ludli; Madonna" altarp.ecc,
Augsbwg To from 1,6 t ~ o'clock 7. ~ Al leo
West 18th 40. Call for week
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
MOODY AND SANKEY,

M HIPPODROME BUILDING.
NOON SERVICE from IL to O'Clock EVERY DAY.
Womens meeting from to :45 in Fourth Avenue Hall.
Afternoon service at o'clock, Tuesday Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Tickets for afternoon free upon application The addresses
OF the afternoon will be repeated same evening.
Every night o'clock in Madison Avenue Hall. and
overflow meeting ut same hour in Fourth Avenue Hail
Young mems meeting Fourth Avenue Hall every night at
o'clock and Saturday night meeting at Association Hail.
23d st. and 4th av. at O'Clock.
Monday night service will be conducted by Mr.. Sankey.
Mr. Moody will meet young converts and nqurers only in
Association II all every Monday night at 3 o'clock.
No services at the Hippodrome Saturday and
meeting on Sunday.
The New York herald., 1876-03-21

NEORGAN,S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
M for New Orleans and Texas
will sail Saturday to New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there Morgan Louisiana and Texas Railroad for
Morgan City per Morgan line Of 10 Texas
ports
The ALGIERS will sail from pier 81 North River New
York Saturday March % at T. NJ, for New Orleans
direct
Through bills OF adng signed Mobile Galveston and to
all points on the Galveston Harrisburg and Antonio
Houston and e Central International and Great North
ern Texas Pacific and Trans railroads. and
TO Indianoa and Antonio, and all points the Cuff
Western PACIFIC Railway Brazos Santiago Corpus
Christi, 10 o,kport ST. Mays and Fulton.
Freight for ST. Marys and Fulton landed at Rockport.
Lgorage aud Channel dues at either Corpus Christi
Brnzos Santiago the expense and lisk OF consignee
Through rates to Brownsville, via Rio Grandc Railroad.
be effected under policy OF g. A. Whit
ncy Co, New Orleans From New York to New Orleans
a per from New York TO all Texas ports via New Or
leans. n per
'" "F''' CHARLES A. WHITNEY & CO. Agents,
Pier 80 Moth River.
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HORsEs. CAKKlAGEs. &c,

VITANTED-SECOND HAND LANDAU VERY CHEAP
w Address LANDAU, Herald Brooklyn Branch oniee.
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sIILLINERY AND DREssMAK1NG

&11S EACH WORTH saJo-FIvE BEAUTIFUL
West 10Th
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STORAGE.
0ftAGLE'' STORAGE COMPANY-FOR FURNITURE,
"a baggage Ae 1o3 TO io7 West 33d st., one door west
OF 9th
CToRAGE FOR FURNITURE. vARRIAGEs AND MIR
- chandIse SMITH stills, Propretors,
$50 and 752 sab and 2f7 West 46th u.
The New York herald., 1876-03-21

TDosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THK FOREIGN MAILS FOR
the week ending March .. 1876 will close at this
onco on Tuesday IL 30 NJ for Europe per Wis
consin via Queen stown Wednesday, at IL A. NJ, per
steamer Abyssinnia, via Qucenstown; Thursday. at
III 80 A NJ for Europe per Lessng via Plymouth.
Cherbourg and Hamburg Saturday at II 30 A. NJ for
the Continent Of Europe, per steamer Mosel via South
France per Adratic via Queenstown; and at IL
~ for Scotland direct must be specially addressod),
ccr steamer AnchOria via Glasgow The malls for China
fsnan 6c will leave Francisco April The dire CT
T. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
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A PUBLIC AUCTION.
n GREAT AND IMPORTANT BANKRUPT SALE
OF VALUABLE AND HIGH-BRED ROAD AND FAM
lily HORSES,
ELEGANT CITY BUILT WAGONS. FINE HARNESS,
The New York herald., 1876-03-21

IN,novovAx ROssA STEAMSHIP PASSAGE or.
" steamers every day. Cork. Liverpool, GLASGOW.
Derry: Railroad Tickets DrhtS payable oVerVwaere
The New York herald., 1876-03-21

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that warranted sound kind and
in harness from to three daysis given to test
tee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-25
THE OHIO CONVENTION,

Outside of Ohio Allen has no strength
whatever. Senator Thurman, backed by
a united delegation from his own state
and standing on a sound platform, would
have had some prominence as candi-
date for the nomination for the Presiden-
cy. With only scattering support in
Ohio, however, and with declaration on
the part Of the state convention utterly
antagonistic to the principles which he
has ably championed, Senator Thurman
drops at onceIand completely out of sight.
While we, Of course, regret that the
Ohio Democracy has not proved true to
the sound and time honored principles
of the Democratic party as national
organization, the resurrection of Bill AL
len and the declaration for soft money
and the sos bonds will not be without
some good results. Allen, though de-
feated at the election in Ohio last year,
polled an enormous vote. His vote would
have been smaller by tens of thousands
if he had not received the support of
Democrats who were opposed to the
platform upon which he vas nominated,
but who voted for him in spite of that
platform, rather than assist in turning
over the state to the Republicans, He
was choice Of evils to thousands upon
thousands of fvoters in his own state. The
experiment in Ohio with him as candi-
date on a soft money platform failed dis
astrously. The National Democracy
will not commit the egregious folly of
repeating it on the broader field of the
nation. They will let Ohio have its Bill
Allen and its soft money, and let it make
the battle as it pleases there. The condi-
tions are peculiarly favorable for admin
istering sharp rebuke to the Ohio Bill
Allenites. Ohio in the pasthas been noted
for the disturbing element it has sent to
Democratic national conventions. 1t
has sought to control nominations and
platforms-and it has succeeded-on the
ground that such a candidate or such
platform was necessary to carry Ohio;
but at no Presidential election for twenty
four years have Democratic electors been
chosen in the state. The fact, then, that
it comes forward this year with Bill Allen
and soft money-that it puts forward
candidate who was unable year since
to carry his own state, on platform which
must be repudiated by the national Dem
ocracy-ought to and will constitute a
sufficient reason for turning deaf ear to
its entreaties and appeals. The Demo-
cracy can win this year without Ohio; it
cannot win with Ohio burdened with Bill
Allen and a soft money platform; and
the party will move along much more
easily and accomplish much more by let
ting the Bill Allenites of Ohio fight their
own battles.-Detr0tt Free Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-25

The Constitution of the United States
is the original, Interchangeable Democratic
platform. Its object is "to form a more
perfect Union, establish justice, secure
domestic tranquility, provide fDr the
common defense, promote the general
welfare, and secure the blessings of lib
erty." Jefferson's test question for offic-
ial qualification was-"Is he honest, is
he capable, is he faithful to the Constitu-
tionP"
1t will be observed, the question is not
els he faithful, " and obsequiously docile
to a narrow, contemplate bit of platform,
tricked and forced through convention
by a combination of unholy elements,
and that by bare majority. No Demo-
crat can be committed to a platform
unconstitutional in its demands, and
wholly defective in its omissions to re-
quire a restoration of just rule and econ
omy of administration. We might say
more on this point, were it not for the
fact that the Democratic platform will, in a
few weeks, be adopted at st. Louis, by del
egates assembled from every State in the
Union. The declaration of principles
there agreed upon will, without doubt,
be worthy of the cause, and cover the
whole ground. The Constitution will be
fully recognized, investigation by Con-
gress approved, reform demanded, and
retrenchment proclaimed; the past his
tory of the Democratic party referred to
as assurance and pledge of good faith in
the future. With such a platform, and
with worthy candidates, victory may be
assured, and good government once again
be soon restored to the country.
We must be permitted to say, in all
kindness, to our INSCRIPTIONS, self-willed
and active friends who have succeeded
after hard struggle, in leading the Ohio
Democracy into the same line of folly
that brought us defeat last year, that they
cannot successfully run the Democracy
of this State counter to the Constitution,
and in antagonism to the Democracy of
the other States of the Union. This be-
ing the Presidential year, we may see in
few weeks where we are, and how RI
diCulous we appear.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-05-25
OUR PLA TFORM.

The resolutions constituting platform,
claimed to have been passed at our State
convention, are not in accord with those
adopted by our county convention on the
9th. The report Of the majority of the
committee on resolutions, however, in
our State convention rere in full accord
with those adopted in our county con-
vention.
Now, we are in a dilemma and we
never like a dilemma. We cannot go
back upon Stark county and her true and
tried Democracy, and the Stark county
Democratic platform suits u.s. Our four
teen delegates were instructed for it, but
eleven of them, with heirreverend lead.
er, Professor Daniel Worley, trampled
our county platform under foot, and vo-
ted for the Enqlirer-Allen affair. 1t is
sad.
But again: The Enquirer platform of
the State convention has not one kind
word for the Democratic House of Con-
gress that is doing such a noble work at
investigating corruption, and bringing to
light the infamy of the Radical leaders
We are surprised that General Morgan,
an old member; or somebody, did not
get in one kind, approving word. Why,
there is not even one word in the plat
form against the corruptions of the party
in power
There are some good things in the
platform, of course. 1t proclaims against
the Republican Resumption act against
"forced initiation" and "forced contrac-
tion," prefers legal tenders to National
bank notes; but the majority platform, as
does our county convention platform, ex-
press all these full as well, and approves
the exposures of corruption by the Lower
House of Congress.
The Kelly interconvertible 1865 bond
scheme, as we understand it, would only
make the Government a vast United
States paper money bank and would en-
danger the equilibrium of all values We
take no stock as a citizen, in these bub-
BILE schemes, and shall oppose them,
"Come from what quarter they may"
In few weeks our National Conven-
ton will give us platform worthy of
full consideration, up with the times, in
full agreement with the Constitution, and
acceptable to all good citizens through
out the Uniol. On the whole, we shall
not go wild on platform till after the st,
Louis Convention. In the meantime we
shall remain steadfast on the Stark coun-
ty Democratic platform. tits very plain,
50 plain that we can understand it, does
not commit us to any new tangled
schemes. We want platform that rec
ognizes the Constitution of the United
States, and we desire candidates also,
that will do so.
Our State ticket is good one, we are
glad to say, worthy the full regard and
cordial support of every good citizen of
the State.