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Pine COMPOUND
Tha white Pine. Gomnound.

at was early In the spring Of 80 that this
family was afflicted with an irritation OF the
throat attended with diSagreeable cough.
9Rhs Us Sss hGS Eng
bark OF white pine might be SO compounded
as be very useful in diseases Of the throat
alluded TO, I compounded a small quantity
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and in doses i Ths Fe fa
days the Irritation OF the throat was remov'
ed, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
O lady in Londonderry, N. H., who had been
suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
~ itb n sbe snon fonnd
relief and sent for more She took about
ten ounces OF Il, and got well. :: IL. Clarke,
made a trial OF the same preparation in the
case OF q severe cold and was cured tmmedi.
a1ey and ae y 30 ny is
sales, II placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me to give 1t a name, and
November, 1855, frst advertised 1t under
the name OF White Pine Compound. In two
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where It took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market and It still
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
son for this; It Is very soothing and healing
In It's nature; iswarIning to the stomach and
pleasant withal to the taste. and is exceed
.:As remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivaled. 1t
was not Originated for that purpose; but a
person In using II for q cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured of a
kidney dif1culty OF ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured" - 4
The above was written by DR.. Poland. I'm
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead of
for the eureof Kidney difficuities, n every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States.
This remedy il as safe and pleasant to tPke
mn In affaefnal
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CoRPoRATIoSs.-ChA have lately
been issued from the office of the Sec
rotary of the State to the following
companies, of which no note has yet
been made in these columns:
West Virginia Mining Company-fol
mining silver ore; principal office at
Clarksburg; $500 subscribed and paid
IN: names ofcorporators, Jas. NJ. Mines,
E. L. Stealey, f. A. Robinson, =. II.
Good win and W. r. Alexander.
Parkersburg Building Association
principal office at Parkersburg; $1,000
subscribed and $50 paid in; names OF
corporators: E. L. Drahosh, II. Hess,
Thos. Singleton, Vim. Kramer and
Louis Hechner.
Central Salt and Coal Company OF
West Columbia-office at West Column
bia, Mason county; 100000 subscribed
and $50, 600 paid in.
National Building ASSocidLi0n-office
in Wheeling; $500 subscribed and $50
paid in; right reserved TO increase
capital to $50. 600; names of corporators:
j. NJ. Bickel, r. F. Crisswell. ]. b.
Sheppard, Jno. Morgan, Jr., and 81. G.
Morgan.
Hope Manufacturing and Coal Com
pany-oGlice at the town of Mason, Ma
son county: SIC, 500 subscribed, SlSlS so
paid in, right reserved to increase CAPT.
tai TO 100000.
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EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR.
Boreman has recently made the fol-
lowing appointments:
Francis Heermans, of Kingwood Nc
tary Public for Preston county.
Joseph Haldeman, OF Marunsburg,
Notary Public for Berkeley county.
Jonn S. Patton, Notary Public for
Rich Ie county.
DR.. VIM. Mairs, Notary Public for
kanawha county.
James c. McGrew, Esq, Commits
sioner OF the Covington d Ohio Rail-
road, in place of Harrison Hagans, de-
ceased.
WIN. Flemming Robb, of Pittsburg,
Commissioner OF Deeds, &C., for Penn
sylvania.
Joshua Butcher, of New York City,
Commissioner for the State of New
York.
victor Abram, OF Cincinnati, COM
missioner for Ohio.
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For Sale

west virginia GLASS Works For sale.
DY ORDER OF THE STOCKHOLDERS.
ing the Real Estate, Moulds and Tools. Pots.
stock OF Glass. Rafea and everything belonging
TO said company, excepting the book &C
thirty days, 'on reasonable terms. II not sold
in that time the whole concern will be offer
ed for sale by public auction and sold 70 the
highest bidder. &c.. -.. d -ttII. - 4u-.- u-.
This is an excellent opportunity for q COM
pany OF practical workmen to make money,
as everything IA in excellent condit on and
good working order.
By order OF the Committee on Sale.
Mr.. Ripley will be on the premises con-
tions that may be asked. Jun7-f
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HARIEM SPRINGS,

CAhkOLII NOUNIl' OL140s
liz, ,be RnTal SEMINARY Buildings Will
~ oINsned for visitors on the INST or July. It
jS MOI Intended rs a place OF fashionable re-
Sort but n place emluentlN suIting the de-
m mas OF tfo@s, ing quiet, henlthtul, re-
iiTTsi. ana inexpensive retreat, nee from
smoke aud dust. a lie groves are dense, the
SS+neFy pCcuIiiAfly beautiful, aud the locality
aud mineral waters noted for health ImEaaEt-
ing QualItlss. Nisltons nom Pittsburgh,
SIsutSenVlIIe, Wheeling and Cincinnati will
IS,ns Oy the Pittsburgh, Columbus, and Gin
CiuuAti Il. Il. to New Market Station, dis
tant by hack two or three hours.
4. d. LEE, Harlem Springs. o.
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Transportation
IAITTWORE 8 OHIO RR, COMP'Y
SUMMER SCHEDULE.


SUMMER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
5, 1857.
Leave wheeling Leave Baltimore"
daily at 0p.m. daily at--...5:0 pm.
Arrive Washington.-.1;3O
Grafton...... 1000 Arrives
Parkersburg $50 6. m. Harpers Fy $50 "
Cumberland 300 :" Cumberland 245 m.
Harpers Ferry 7;l5 = iGrafton......-. $40 ="
Baltimore ...l075O - WheehnB.'...lO'lO
WaSh'n CITY ll:35 "1ncluding Sundays.
%Including Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves WheelIngs Leaves Baltimore"
daily at.L--.. 1855 am 4daily) at:- G49 p m.
Arrives WaSh'n City-a:45
ParEersburg 10 aarper's Fly. l:Sl am.
Cumberland. 7:25 Cumberland...l:40
Harpers F,yl2:S am. Grafton ........ 1908 Pm.
Baltimore 43l wheeling. oUo
Washn City. $50 Except Sundays.
Except Sundays.
NAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore"
daily at...-9:l0 pm. daily at. s:45 g. m.
Arrives Wash'n Ctty.-7:45 ="
Grafton go am. Arrives
Cumberiand-7:IO HarpeT's F'y..lO0 pm,
Rarperss F,yl2.I0 I. m. iCumberlRnd.-6:50 :"
Winchester-.2;5O Giratton.-.-...ll:SO "
Baltimore 800 Wheeling-...-4:i0 q. m.
Wash'n CIty.-5:5O Except Saturdays.
Except Saturdays.
BEHWOOD AOCOMMODAT1ON.
To connect with O. o. Il. r. Division.
Leaves Wheeling at.....- S:40a. m. 400 p. m.
Tickets to all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest can be procured at the
Company Office. 10
JOHN l.. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
r. T. DEVR1ES
my7 &C.,. General Agent, Wheeling.
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Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is from samuel p, Wheeler TO me, dated
Aug. 9th. 1886, and OF record in the Recorders
Deed Book No, so, folio is6, l shall ron Tues
day, the 10th DAY OF ] ULf, 1857, at 10 O'Clock.
a. In, at the ONCE OF A. B. Caldwell, on the
Wheeling, proceed 10 sell At public auction 20
tho highest bidder, the Library OF the RaId
Miscellaneous Books,
TERMS OF SALR-All sums under so cash,
and a credit OF four months for all So ms
"'o' 'D''' a. q. ROBINSON. Trustee:
wHEELIN0, June Is, 1887. Sod
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r e m Q, " g dI
JOHN L. RICE,
MERCHANT TAILOR

GENTS, FURNISHING STORE,
TAS REMOVED TO NO. SO MONROE
III ST., where he would be pleased to gee
his old customers and tho public generally.
Spring and Summer stock of Cloths, CASH.
meres and Vestings, and a complete line OF
Gents Furnishing Goods, he feels confident
he can please all who may favor him with q
call, .Hr.NIaI H." .f aprl6
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DIPLOMA hangs In his once
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estab-
nsnment within the last twenty years. and
performed by DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters of The StrI and many other papers
notices of which have appeared again and
again before The public, besides his standing
as gentleman OF character and respects.
bility isa sufficient guara ntee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-19

MENTALLY.-The fearful effects on tha
mind are much to be dreaded. Los OF Mem
DRY, Confusion of Ideas, D epressIon OF SpITits
Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society seI
DtstEuSt, Love OF Solitude TLnaldItv e. ave
some or the evils produced.
thousands OF persons OF all ages can now
Judge what Is the cause OF their DECLINING
health, losing their vigor, becoming seal
pale, nervous and emaciated, having IN slngu.
lar appearance about the eyes, Consh and
Symptoms OF CONSUMPTION
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF sEw.YoRK.. .sur u.
ILEARED.

CLEARED.
s:s:s T.S S sss.s. c: wood
Steamship Pioneer orb Snow, Cow Bay Psrasse Brss
sss:%:sP ss::%:sS ssss, ss:
stesmshp Gen Sedswci MaasOn Key West and Galveston IT,
sses;a.hc Tybes Davidson Galveston sposord ron
Ship Boresis. q adson, London Lindsay ~ x,n,c
s ss i y Es lin lin $ G"efES.% ByS iss9is d
Bark WiRessnis iOi wnSrsl, Rotterdam, Funsh NslsAs
"isSl SsIi Albert Emerson. Cults, por:sePrse
sY % ;sA as w wss.,
Bais chi.ra .s J..5ao Mal for orders, slossheA Smith
Bns Ansa OBI Deu Bristol CEasJ via wniDstou. C., rs
Brig Ccly Helen CBr TsyIOr, Nassau River Green coHie
Rs h.%ssi, LS @ b cIsMs ss"D hiIs Hsn IL D. wn4
sSi ssSi 6's,I & sts:G g.Tsif: s:bs: s.s@ssa stamford
So! S:.E.!:a ISIS sssItss
sesr esr Aes .'S sBr Besa 81 John n B. sntArr Co.
seSl s . 8 pi'se ss. ks% es sas % Cruz Co.
sssI ysns Perry IsSs51, Mil. s.s.I sss,sa
Slip iSis n.s Lis: MslS@arne, MsIer Lord sne..dr
s.! Ss Ss +: r,."..
sebr Mary Collins colirs. BarbadOes Moss Ward
s..m.s, Moro Castle. Adams Hap.n. tsA u ss ad. ard
Steamship Grsns Crowel Charleston 60 hours with m4se ard
psf Steamship aier.. Couch Norfolk City Psn. and sAnord ,
IuCse M paSst
Bng Csawba ehs Lngau, b. days with coal teJ W. R~-
ell & Go.
bourne The days Of with hsAs sB 'Sds
Brs Grace worhinetOu [Br oppemanu Belize days uaS
Bng j. H. Counce. Billings Rondout for Salem
schr Fire Aen Baraeoa days with fruit 70 b Wertes
sch Richard Law York Eabehport for Eastern pert spdJrS
ceedet
seLr Franklin Bell, Breaster, Beaufort -f' 'f' g.
Sebr Harry Randall. Widen. Georgetown, d. C.
schr R h. stockton Lsper. virgIaia-
Scbr Mcmeuto, Collins Virginia
sshr Palestine Anderson, ,Virgials. -
Schr. WIn Hone, Ldehum: Virginia
schr Henry Cole Decker Virginia '' t
Henry r. Wood, Curss. Virginia.
Sch Campbell. TaTry. Richmond Va
schr Herscbe, Brdssn, Georgetown, D. G. -lss sscrs
Schr 4 Morgan, DayeY, Georgetown, ID {.
ssS ssS5 MAXI RsI r,Sas Psss,.n sssa' RSssps % salem
Schr Caroline Grant, Rondoat for salem
Sehr Martha Parker. Rondout for sa!eA
..t |- SPOKEN.
Mary s,s,,Oab.rs from Hasana for Ssw.Yerl Ish h a.
a. NOTICE TO MARINERS. ~
Complaints forwarded that the buoys on Beaufort
Of them absent and oaers oat of Ae sno ss<th
bound in frequently ground in consequence -.-tr
.-f DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Sept lAiyd ship Csnmstore Grocer L,srtools
Bsyrout; schrs (Br Port hay Il Waller Wright
CsSe Heytien; HAYWOOD. ew-oriesns :
FoSrnsss MesRos Sept l6OvBs stormy weather outside and
strong several days large feet Of psine
py coal vessels from Bsaors and Georsowu - C. bound Sers
Norfolk Barbadoes j. Brown BalinoE nor Boston
Balfs NswYork for Geeget0wu d. CT bark Thsnas DLs s
Sailed bark, Adds Dsete Norfolk for Boston cnsou ssass ss
The Save arrived q, Sot Brg MnneasAs
Adyen r do sch Albert F~ds pu philadelphia 0csas we've
The Magnos from Newyork perts having encountered ~
blow ~ the iAh inst but suffered nc d.nsss
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
gsrt -WarSin's gotifs.
INTERESTING TO TEMPERANCE VOTERS.
One EichofIe, o bar-keceper, having been ar

rested at No as washingt6nst Tuesday for selling
LIQUOR to boy about years Of age, was taken before
Justice Dolng The Justice the 20 Pro
comply his Honor refused TO postpone the hearing anu
ordered the prisoner Back TO the
ton The officer having, In obedience 10 the summons
~ the Justice, taken Eichofe back 10 .S xon'
ard-st, went In search of tho boys an mosns1. s
whom ne produced In Court later IN tue aie,hoon W
eether with his captive. The mother made amaa' ,rs
She had given her order TO purenase duo, an
substance of her Testimony having been s s 10
legal forn she was about to swear 70 H. wnen ,ne pie
oner drew from his pocket what nc syerrso 80 10
Judge who after glancng at It, called ior tnc Mss Va
and tore it to strips bidding the officer bs ou oSsr
should again take the prisoner back TO the t h
and as the closed before me oIy S nrsanSs
over ght The prisoner discharged yesteInay ny
ing Comment may be suggested by ths saent % " & .'
section OF the Excise law which prohibits tne sac u
liquors 10 minors.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
auttiun Sails of Zeal Gstait.

ID AUCTJONBERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No Of kAsslusr., oR. CEDARsT, Nkw.foRL
uop. Stores Io Couuy Seats Farms bought sold rented
changed Loans negotiated Auction Furniture ads &c
CORPORATION SALE of REAL ESTATE
AT ACTOy notiees hereby given that the Commission
e. Of the Sinking Fund will offer f SALE public aue,Sn 90 no
several pieces or parcels improved and uIinoved REAL
ESTATE belonging the Mayor Aldermen and CommonAy e Ae
Of New York 4,
Description Of property together with the ter and conditions o.
application at this Once where WIZ De iofhleo
on and after Il 1867 Of the property TO be sold
Wsrrantee deeds will be given TO all purchases - -,
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Controller.
New fork Sept 6 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

MINIATURE ALMANAC e-l 49,.
Sun 600 Moon Rssa p -
.-........... wArEk THIS Ds1
Sandy Hook .l;ls Govs Issrd Ev 81 Ksn 0asss'' 10"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
PASsENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL Sept Isln steamship Psra-Jese CcrAIa
DO Havanai M and Mrs. ~ Cobarn children and UT.spt d.
Btch Miss Boyer, Masters and Cnpad Mrs ss bcs$'
Mr. and Mrs @. Grow r. Richmond New York md na W.
Fields and servant, h.,ls,on Pa Msr'a sss's ~, =
adepha Wilson, Cncnns Mr. and Mrs A unge New ltntJs
Rev Ereman
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

The late Abner Battrick of Lowell, Mass.,
bequested 10000 to Harvard Sonege' " "e "~
estiDs y0uns mon for the ministry
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
Yoasts mtb farms @IantfS.

WANTED TO PURCHASE at a reasonable
w price furnished tstcass HOUSE the
vicinity Of Msdi.onaye Baptist Church orneT Thirty hs) Call
on or Y EVANS No. q East 3ltst stating street. number
and price,
NTANTED TO LEASE-For two or three
years BRICK DWELLING modern fittings six bed rooms
upper NewYok Brookyp wond buy part furniture Aaaress
House Boz No. 235 New; York Post-once
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
7 "A Boarding.
gaw Schools.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW-YQRK, Law De-
~ partmentThe annual opns Oct The fol ecursels
Gentlemen properly enter the Second year
admitted members Of the Bar For further
apply tho subseber University washington
N. Y. City. JOHN NohioN fohhhoi Dean &C
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
pASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM HAVANA Sept la-In steamship Moro Css-C Fer.
family NJ solnon de Rond Carhe Pedro Orssa.
W W. Ssddler ~ Smith stephen Belsa f. de Tore kSnes
Miranda vere de Cabelos A. eeia ducrrs hdms j. Hos-
me- and p. Chapman and servants a. -.. nd
FROM CHARLESTON Sept lsrn steamship GrsnadsP Ranard
II Stelng Kssock j. IT. Hempster, h. Ohapiu and vi hrs
Pnagsnd and children; D. Briggs and son, Miss k.nvs ~
child and A. and Heins sad etdes WiaA
Roach q. Moore, william Purcell
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
6bantfs for Snsintss glm.

Hay and FEED BUSINESS, with room for
tive posoe harg large bun and bukbead foot Of Twenty
bdt Easi LEASE for SALE BY s. COCKCRoFr, No III
L. - H.-.-nA No
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
grOskIpH gsal Gstats for SuIt.
6onniu BtaI Gsiatt for SaIt.


A SUPERIOR FARM of 73 acres, n miles
IA from Bsnrt large double H5hss large bae IN good
fenbgj wei watefed by running stream plenty Hu
$1,000 OF eL0ce ans
good locations from ~ " $50
SMITH HARDgYDgRGH, No. is1 BroadyEy, basement
A MAGNIFICENT FARM OF G3 acres; splcn-
IN did sAG better he oand large odeTn brick House
IoOm' sbuna.p 0uibghHpl complete osder eysy sssy y
half mile depot VilAgei
Etock Crop Sl5Og; win take house IN erchange
n l. q FERGUsOS Co.. No 70 Hassaest, Room No "a
A NICE FARM of 90 acres, two miles beyond
"A HeDar n G With good buildings. mpensns DC, for
sALE @ ExcHAsGEf CITY P'.yenS pSs Ps,s1.n sPpy
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
A. J. BLKEcKKk, Anetioneer
- NAIvCERTIES LEAD AND PAINT WORKS

A. -. -, !.
CAUGERTIES LEAD AND PAINT WORKS
- AT AUCTIoS.-By order Of Trustees BLEECKER SON
TUESDAY October at IL O'Clock at the
Exchange seoO No. Ill Broadway SewYort the above valuable
the Hudson River 100 miles from New York
City Consists Of large eesory Stone n 2l5I40 four Wooden
Buildings formerly used boarding houesne 50I3o two 1878 and
Warehouse 9I Bk Carpenter Shop 2ir22 Stone
building 5erls sd oommoous Stone Dwelling House with good
de The Mill has falling ws,erpows driving eversho
wheel Of required size The mill equally well adapted for cotton
WOODEN paper other manufacture The whole property embraces
about snd egby located having daily "a the
civ by Hud-n River Railroad and steamboat direct from ssugere
For particulars apply to the Auconeers No II CedaT 10 VIM
H. RAYEOR, No. Pne-st ..-I
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

called the BEST INSTRUMENT MApk by all tbs leading ma
,,n this city and elsewhere pronounced by the National fA
no Porte aer their with the a manuse
tar Of this country emnens BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and
u,d by tic Conservatory Music and other high mcsc schools ao
sehsr Of their immense power equality sweetness anu '
sney sftsns elastic touch. aud great durability.
WARBROONs, No. <1s Brosnsst. near Brsstsa'
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5iR. JOHSs5S IS temporarily I'd Of
Secretary Stanton, bGt NOT permanent
IL. Jules the Senate coucars in Ihss3f-
lciency Of his reasons fox Suspension.
TIE Law provides that If the Senate
stall concur II suca suspension, and
snail advise and consent 10 the removal
ofzuch o:Hcsr," than the President may
remove him and nominate another.
.sBatiiILs senate zhzI refuse to concur
II such suspension. such oaesr 20 sus-
9endsd shall forthwith resDme the func
lions Of hi- o8oz, and the powers OF The
person 20 performing II IN his stead
stall es-se.''
- tnzt tie Enal status Of sir. Stanton
depends entirely o. she action Q: the
ssustz. Nj. Johnson will need TO
make ont "a strong case against the Sec
. rs,ary IN order 70 sscare the concurrence
oflbst body. II l. hardly probs be that
&c viii succeed il securing such con-
car.znee. Then What: Why Mr.. Stan
& Ton gO-s back agziu right into the cabi-
net councils, and becomes once more
/ the haunting and hated vIs-a-vis OF his
. Aec!dsncy. VIII tlat hnality not be
Z gall and NORWOOD TO tue latter I'm
aEine The b-spectacled and impertuTba-
Die Secretary confronting the yengeful
johnson a. an inevitable antagonist in
every utterance, The latter feeling that
he Is hopelessly Powerlsss TO obtain
+ any longer even temporary relief.
! We do not say that the position
Of the restored Secretary under
such circumstances Will be euvia-
I Die. An extremely sensitive organ
/ izztiou would naturally shrink from an
association OF the kind. But Mr.. Stan
I ton i more remarkable for some other
traits than for shrinking sensitiveness.
/ 1t would NOT be out Of Chisj character for
/ him 10 resume the place for the mere
l delight OF aniagonIzihg Johnson at his
( very fireside, And this possibility the
latter should have duly weighed before
: proceeding TO eztremiIies, for as mat
I iers are likely to stand in TWO or three
I months from now, he will not appear 10
Z advantage Ia the public eye with Stan
ton restored and triumphant. His po-
sitIOu Will be that of the family man
( whom neither his wife. his boy. nor his
dog, looked . to. y man stripped OF
all political power and without any
moral reserve to fall back upon, be-
comes an object OF contempt in the
public eztimation-a sort of figure
head provocative of fieers and jeers.
Before the expiration of the year it
may turn out that no one can be found
poor enough to do the unfortunate
| johnson serious reverence.
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POLITICAL

"A London paper, abiding to the
Hon. Gerrit Smith, describes him as
formerly Governor OF New York."
The St. Louis Republican having
declared that Secretary Stanton will
find nosymPathy except from class
Of fawners who are in debt to him for
mvors." The Missouri Democrat re-
spends "Very true, for the whole
country is in debt 10 him for favors
greater than have been rendered by any
other man living"
The Newark Journal, Democratic,
says it has lost 500 by publishing po-
lnical advertisements on trust, and
says it must have cash down in future.
Noting the controversy that has
arisen concerning the political position
Of General Grant, since he succeeded
Secretary stanton, the Cincinnati Com
D.eTctaG thinks 1.-THE state of affairs is
decidedly favorable 10 the nomination
Of Salmon =. Chase as the Rapu blicanr
and George II, Pendleion as the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency.
Tie President is pressed to remove
Secretary McCulloch, on the ground
that '.he persists in keeping in office
men whose hostility to the President is
not doubted.
Gen. sherman, at st. Paul recent
ly. denied that ne was a Democrat. He
said mo, sir, l am not, and never
was. am soldier"
"A correspondent OF the Boston
TateAman and Reflector was surprised
at the guess Liverpool newsboy made
of his politics, as he shouted out to
him Paper. sir-latest news from
America, sir-suicide of Andy johnson,
sir
The Swiss hold their elections on
Sunday. Imagine the thing in Amer
lea.
a co,emporary calls attention to
the fact that Hindman is one of the
fos emost men OF the South in recon
Etruction, and Early one OF the latest.
The Christian Recorder, organ of
the African Methodist Church, opposes
Wendell Phillips proposal that the col
ored electors demand that the Republi-
cans nominate one OF their number for
Nice-President.