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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

Georgia AndT Extra aud FAMILY V. 80
Rye Flour active snd stronger ats OF 20 hbs we ot'i
~ Elonr V,,t.m "a l3a ~ IS RYE Flour, State and
euu YlyluiA - M IS 10
,o,n Nal opie, Init. bib We
Com Meat jersey 81 aeJ 80 Corn Meal Brest 20 U.s. y
Corn Meal tse 20 go Com Meal b. Du ~ ~ u ~ W
Corr Mesiwss,w. 3 rs d SO ~ ...,.-....o - q,
doll ADD sses OF state ~ ~ alo
Peuusylvana IS 40d IS 90 per leo ~
and rates ohenss Of have ruel tn Ia thafe
~ note only Moderate bun done without important ehatg N y
The eng.gnents To Liverpool b. steam 1000 eesh
Gram al Bacon III I'll DlJti 10 BIB PORK a. -
20 pLc Butter 100 bales Cotton At d. By sail loO0
bus6 Corn 40 Lsri 2ls ID and by deau to bdt 81
AZ 81 snd 20 tuns Of 3D. Tie charters British
bark hence Baltimore and thence 10 Corh for ORDER WIN O
ar, Gin Bnsh barb tnov IN New Yos ron
to lOJ toll. Flour at ~ Ter Dol
GRhIN-In there dong and pree are bgtef e a.
uand fair milling export ing a Tie close me
market active; The inquiry quite gentrs We
tas Luh 81 60 for Nc Chicago spnng ttoat 9
Chicago Spring fair quaty ~ store 81 cy~t W oT 70
MwAaIee Choice s1ost and 81 5i 10 seri IL 90 Tor No NIL
Genesee aloat Barley quiet bot firm Barley MAT
du buf steady COLL sBf elote g1 aad tne the
sse. arc ~ bush Otto hIed at s6a57c White 1d.e
BAk AZ 853ie, Groat aod heJ al Soc 10
store sra size and small lots Al Sc Rye eab
firm though oong quiet tie demand quite gtt
eTa bash Damp aud unound a. e kes Western
Med ate Taei and 757 sBes aid O5 Al bV.c ttoat
Western Yeilos st Soc
4I701 20 Retail LOTS Ca3Sc for fat Has aud ga ioT
Clover qet and unchanged 81 81 3gSl 20 o Long Ee
MOLAssHs Is soOi esnapd Portgb qas salts 90
Ill. NJ r.au sut4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
GRAIN. PROVISION. AND OTHER Markets
ICareful, reported for TIE TRIBUNE >,

FRIITS-The Foreign dali and without
new features Of 200 boxes layer a at
SO 3O Turkish Prune at & $50 cses qaarfr oies Ss
Valencia Ran ~ he; Loose hncate al ~
CiroD al SEE 7lc CuaLts &c. TagonA Almonds at
l8lc. and Languedoc do. at l9c -. q an
fISH-Dry limited demand and steady qnoie at 81 20
prices unchanged We quote
at s2aSI7 No 80 a0a Sll for No do ana t'@sI" 70"
No d. per Dbl Picked Herring quiet but Hssy az S4~
20a25c for
- -. -. = I'm. ka. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

chapter en half the dissppont
nsnt dBcay selling one ,roabe the ergtb Of time
fgkt express kspt way. Lots started for
Ne
ARMED he the 2sth There hxed
pnes drypeked turkeys sen Il lac others
have rae and stale chickens pedftr boys
old O receivers would be
The glut In ehieksns Nor
dong the city being fa it, and 3oco saddles
With such quantities
enc yson ons scarcely be sod al price Buffalo meat b
Kinds bls rabbits
% &c., and ca
w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
Financial.

CASS COUNTY, MO-, BONDS.
~ 10 per osai, semi annaa, Ia tbls oiy.
PRcg al ACCRUED srEAEsr.
Assessed Vsas Of property @lI1il5l ~
Actual cash yaine
Aso ether str.sty hfs,sas. aeeantes
FITCH ELLIS. BAnhsEs. IA PinssI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
Ipre.s, for ruE N. Y. TRIBUNE bv our own ReOort

Recepts 5 pkgs 6l than last week Cor
responding last ll29 pigs Shipments 40 pkgH ~
December including day IN s month
packages 81 943 packages For the present
began forward freely VIA from hpn
So M packages Same time last year 40 1g pa
ages Shipments Of the beginning middle OF Ju
entirely unchanged
during past week There lair Eastern demand oda ior me
chiefly Welsh tubs 28c for dae and 81 Tor h
better demand from packers Tor low grades oil western
gnll. Rolls generally selling at 9dle hn ohes SEEMING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

THE WEEK is made sp weekly fom the Of hoas 49,
a,asn and presents the best urTe1 opinion Polite
Fssoa Istersare Art Muse the Drama ard al ots -,
dscassed b. Its selections from tie nosi
pais American and European aad eommerds e 20 even "a
m. sr,t number Of THE WEEK published SATURDAY .
.s decided neeess from The start No paper has .
eora words from press and the cus, and " the
thai TB WRBK has important aad wsdsssd saai
-" WHAT THE PRESS SAYS OF IT.
"The ren page weekly With broad columns hd eef to s
III. Week Il The latest DO for the daily 0aaha -
eouptry what ttes Living Age has 90 long ind seec 4,
The aud review literature For country stcs
all Who having time read more than one e. pa
,.h 10 ace The dim opinion al elTrent topic
eeiye Of netting more ~ Neg lork rnbgns
The Week l. the tile Of paper wfh BIDS AZ B. tl
gsrYork journalism IL Sled With eefon OF he fst
artces Of he various daily EDITOR merely bsi ~
fo correspondence Thus gaaee the has'
Rad no leisure 10 than daily paper dlng NJ
rets the cream Of the entire newspaper literature rot W nf
only but Of other cities and TO extent Of ioga ea
IBrooklyn Eagle 49, H. Dill. 49,
'"THR WEEK the title Of paper vhoss hsa - is n
selections are well made and hope The Week vii and s
rOnsge."-l Independent - ..,,,.crr,,y,s
THRMs-+3 ysar single copy, eents Tnal sg.ngsi 10
id,e.s THE WEEK"
- n. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

ueel eoeponbg last year $50 pkgs Shipments ofsppes 80
hbs Appe rather local and shppng
Ohio Jobbe AZ Pc and 1000 state
qls PRICE q bbl State at 9le 100 10 tne cut Hey ~
Ib Southern sliced llc; lao bb Indiana lie and 100 bags
DO fine 7.e OF pesehes 600 unpeed halves sold at &C. 10
prime Virginia peeled 6e and tns North carolina az nc
bb use and 100 bbs bakbeies, lJc PEANUTS
one rath, rs good Virginia reported at 81 10
nhar.at A ID. We qaote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

RICH-Ths markst dul but steady sases " tes es'-
aie. and l5D bags RsEgcon sttfd7e .,c.u,a
sUGARSRar sugars not very .'ye ou soas 'oo5 seI
gTades; Refining qnoed az 99ste s., ~
1t5e for Cuba DemeraTs, private terms anu q"
s,ase Resned dull at l2ldi2sc for liards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

Total bags and 1880 2Os4o lHOH Io2O' "S''
coArAhATyz raIcIs ~ SEw- iosA, IAN o. ~.
fi...i5 Gis. lei0laie lslo re isEi',c.
iaS ..uld17r i Nlbe tIi '.'it{ orr
IsC1 ....I3 0l7!c al4io iahn'''D!@h!% 's"'"
tGOll.
FIOUR HBAIThe Flour martet again better al grades
- Ia ist IN, do not s freely Th,re chipping inquiry
msket - sr'vt anu
-. ,,des prder are better; bible We quoe
30, AZ mi - - 100 IS Ind. H. sup - va 30 -
~ - "a .Olio RsundhOop bI
Sn,.,sn, ...... $50 lShippDg.... asa ~
e.. q " Trade bros SD : 20
So ,Rs,e, Do -. : 05a q White Wheat Bgtrs
49, sl,n,Iny E.t Aa Il fO Ohio lad aud Micb 700 ~
Ey,rs, a5d 10 Double gVD 20
Coed choice SpnDg OF Losr shgH hs ~. a. M
Wheat EItraS.... tjH Eht Leu"
Amber lDdauE, o. LOUIS Inpis eh.'S 80
aud Mich. .... 700 3ienste iius pain W
Southern Flour held higher bu, u not ae'e We Hha ".
Al the close the oafAet hruef ana more ~'e 1 '
bbs We quote; -. 40, roc,
Rail Ale, and GEORGETOWN Coed suI. 81 200 - -
Bait AieI Georgetown. EItIs and Family i90 u 20
Richmond CouG.fy, Extra ........''..'.''''' OC
sW
Georgia and TeDuss.ee aud amlV....., 'Oa 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
FRUITS AND BERRIES,

geeng Baldwin apples will sell above
81 ~ Mixed lots Of Western iok fruit sell $4GStB The
California pears very slowly 81 sea IS y Cranheres
There kof
poor which baker, aud make their purro
a. they are sold low berries above quotations
Apple bliss C0aS3 20 CaDbenies hne bblS9 OyG $l0
10 state roo, IS Do, fair. 500 y 10
10 S.ltciops.. so Do crGtes, enc 0D 3 20
Grapes, common 10. z!@ q Do, do eomnon... @S 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05


PEATHERS-The market continues dull and prices are NOM
Prime AZ 5d 16c, and Mixed Al 1dF
HRMPhe market for Manila continues quiet but pnces are
steady lic gold Ju quiet but steady ~ 4Goc
gold y d. Jue Butts doll but prices are without cbange
HOPS-The grades CONTINUES moderate but pices
a drIh. ~, d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

Reepis week. 81 tat Arrivals for the season SINCE new
lots began 10 September for months 25O
s, sssins, a 6lg Arrivals Of A. bales foreign hops
are 0oI market confines quiet bat strong With
Few inIsaeions Of any hind We qnoe; $500.
state ehose e9ats issdirgs choice
Do .45aa5 Do common 70 ialT''iodso
Rs,ierb 1871 30d55 0ds, growth 1859 ..l0a2o
WsssIb growth Old Dds growth ls6s.. +d3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

IAATIyn PRICES IN FEv foRi
Cuba tuba -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15
List OF Patents.

The following patents were issued from the
l. 5. Patent Office TO citizens OF Illinois for the
~v week ending June 18th 1872 Reported for the
FREE TRADER by Alexander s. Mason, solici.
tors OF patents. Cos Seventh street, Washington.
d. c.:
Wiring mop-R. Hogate Wyoming.
,,c Provision press-F, Potter, Rushville
.EllLubrcatiny oompound.-C Reck Floraville
Car starter.-W NJ Watson. Tonica.
Washing nachine.-G. A. Ashworth, Arcola,
co. Weather strip. Haessel, Peoria.
&C., Corn stalk cutter.-H. Martin, Round Grove.
oG.t Corn planter.-W. q. Selby L. ]. Bowman.
oo'Princevile.
Leggns.-A. 7. Smith, Rock Falls
REISSUE.
;i'if' Wheel plow.-W. G. Crowsloy, Apple River.
... FREsco PAPER AND DECORATIONS Osmau
ia " b Hspcman have just received large variety
,srel feesco paper and decorations for churches
public buildings and private dwellings, Call
and see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

him at our head, we start to-day ON . new
march to victory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
TORFIGN NOTES.

Sir Charles Dixie recently went TO Paris.
The French Government have mistrust OF his ap
pearance In their capital they associate The Baronets
name with the Communists,
The Liberians were, on the 18th of Novem-
Der last still discussing the question Of deposng Pres
dent Rove apparently without being nearer solution OF
tI7f Si1sgIges Ian they were several months Prev
ousy. - 55-.e =
4 telegram from London to the Continental
papers says the represeptayes Of the English Govern
ent s0FoaG sSf % be IL the coan
tries where they are accredited
Mr.. John Bright continues to enjoy excel
lent health and the Improvement long ago announced
sim steadily maintained Unt0rtnnatoly however ne
MS family. he stopping al Landudpo his faVoilte
! watering place
The French Court of Revision has quashed
the sentence of three years Imprisonment and s2oo
fine on Louis UIbach, the editor Of the Ct0che II is
doubtful however whether this decision turns more
than points Of form Although The aqgment sPeRs OF
NJ Louis Ubach actually TO be tried again by another
| courtmarual
In consequence of the attitude of the italian
sentinels stationed Vatican, who threatened
10 fire on some persons in attendance the Pope who
had placed themselves at one io the windows OF the
vatican, SoAieeiii @ THIS ncdenf seems 70 in
eres very much those persons who watch the course OF
! Italian politics at Rome
! ghe London Telegraph of the 10th nit says {:
Washington that the British ard American Commission
has declined 10 admit the liability Of the United States
for debts con cted by the Confederates This decision
OF course shute claims advanced by the unfortu
nate holders Of The Confederate cotton bonds who have
long agitaed for something Ike recognition OF the lOan
Nothing else 10 bc expected II does not at all mat
ter whether the BOndhO.dCrs Committee right in
t1C suspicious which they expressed 10 Lord Granville
'rat the rejection OF their demands preaTTangcd
conclusion. the simple truth had better be frankly adj
United at once IL was absurd suppose that Americans
| would ever admit such claim"
| The Reg.erungSJok, St. Petersburg journal,
! OF Dec. a. reviewing the political situation il Europe
SAYS that by tradition Russia Prussia and Austria
united In friendly alliance II II the interest Of France
not 10 seek fresh opponents but alliance with Rus
Russia H independent ana free IN her actonE she
/ threatens no one, and fears ones threats. Rus
| Ella pursues policy OF peace, the enhancement
| OF her prosperity, and prepares only what ~
most necessary 10 provide for contingencies OF
the future. blending or siavOnic races under n Ru
heFemOny ia chimeI1ca dream. IL is neither IN
tho interest Of Russia OF tho Slaves to arouse
sioqs bring about collision. Russia Confers
scrvtde upon the Slaves by forming great military
Power She win continue her interior development, hut
viii not slrk combat II necessary. II Is IN the interest
OF Russia support the present peace policy OF Europe
| lFaIoreicq Cr'7espondShee 'se Second Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02

clared that he would whip Harris before he
left the vessel Harris replied in equally violent
language, and the three men attacked HIM Capt
Pitcher claims that he did his best 10 prevent the attack
but this IL denied by Harris who says that the
attacked him with clubs, and that he called 10 Capt
Pitcher and another man to help him, he would be
murdered. Harris says that, finding himself overpow
eTod and believing that his life In danger, he drew
his jack-knife against his assaants. Hasson was
stabbed in the left breast the blade passing directly
through the heart. He fell backward insensibe, and
died in three minutes. Bureigh received two cuts IN
the left side, both OF which dangerous. Ander-
who had not taken prominent part In the aac
the Others on seeing their fate turned and ned
kDife he and continuing his flight the Twenty
thrdst. ferry, one block below He there met Ohicer
Murphy and gave himself into custody, stating
what he had done, but declaring that II was
In sefdefense. He taken 10 the West
Twentiethst. police station, ALSO
the body Of the dead man, the wounded man. and the
witnesses OF the ARRAY. Harris was locked up Tine
witnesses also detained 10 await the result OF
CJroners investigation. The wounds Of Burlegh
dressed by Police surgeon, and he then removed
to Bellevue Hospital He very weak from the loss
OF blood and the attendant surgeons Of the opinion
that there little chance OF his recovery. The knife
used by Harris found where he had thrown 10.
Harris claims that he compelled TO tho knife
that the prisoner could have escaped from his
sailans, and that there necessity for using tpe
knife HassOn resident Of ROckland, Me-, age 20
and was a good seaman, and in general quiet young
Harris is TALL interruptions man, and his appear
uses the account Of him given by Capt Pitcher
His age is 80 and he resides IN ROekand, Me. Coroner
Keenan, will investigate the case to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
TFI.EGRAPHIC NOTES.

Thirteen robberies were perpetrated in Phila-
d<iyhia sunday nirh ard JesteruaJ
The Satisfaction HOnse known NJ The FARM
ntp.T Of Eighth Philadelphia, bufne yesterday
"A subscription has been started Tor ths
srou Of Of 6en hoks IN Gne$lb h-es
Ienbay his Bsii'r place
Charles II. Dingwall and Samuel c. Esgleston,
dr,Nbel ia poo -
Provss.Z ysstsFssy, ~ falling through tia re
Thomas T. Hughes Of Pawtueket fell through
vt irving reach shore from ess'' ps
A death befohs assistance arrived
"A negro named Howard has been arrested III
Reee..sr outrage htis fl Al attempt vas m' 70
iynch nssEn frustrated b, Me phe 1bs k " 40
thoasht fatally injured
go. The Church Of the Messiah, corner o. f"nrtn
and Yo ala Louisville almost destroyed y tre Jsssfvsl
ons az Al. the city and so- 800 u h'
bsen eoLap.ied oHly few Dobhs. aud sas insafsd s e
la the double murder ease at Harbor trace n.
~ Hatsn eoaSszse, THAI 6seh.s Isss'sa s IL ~
lss ssb-Iing With hSs' bed " nsp o.
i b,ber sayss HsisOs She 'be hspsd "'''r =" '
bca-s.
Emancipation Day was generally observed ny
ts solsAsd popa.ioa ChAeseH, n g. Jsssm.L pes.ys
,iiar lsop o. eAssTy .f~snt 81 n'Aatsl sss sr he %
,, poLis I'll ssre passed hfeSh Us "es "a
ossass sPs speeches -sTe ssb'''sa AID 's~' ''A ""
,sili
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
TIE KUKLUX TRIALS.

FLIGHT OF ONE OF THE ACCUsED-HIs BAIL
FORFEITED.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. AT the opening
OF the court for the trial Of the members
Of the Ku-Klux organization this morning,
Avery, defendant was found 10 bel absent.
The prosecution proceeded with the rebutng evidence
aud called attention 10 Avery's absence. Mr. Wilson,
counsel for the defense said Avery had gone 70 York
County to visit his family and IT was understood he
would return by the next train. Judge Bond wanted TO
know Of Mr. MacMaster, counsel for defendant, where
his client Mr. MacMaster said he hoped the Court
would excuse him from answering the question. Judge
Bond ordered Mr.. MacMsster 10 show cause why his
name should he stricken of the roll Of attorneys.
The Court signed order for the forfeiture OF Avery
bail and issued writ OF fdeias returnabe Wednes
day DlsrictAtt orney Corbn asked time 70 consider
whether should 90 to the jury in Averys alb
sence. The Court adjourned until tomorrow Averys
bondsnan IL j. LOwery OF York County TO the amount
Of 5000 The general impression Ia that Avery, oeey-
ING conviction inevitable, has absconded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
NEW YEAES DAY.
Company

GENERAL CELEBRATION MAKING CALLS
AMONG THE GERMANS.
Notwithstanding the damp and cloudy
weather yesterday. the opening Of the New Year was
generally observed in the manner that has been popular
since the primitive days Of the city. The custom Of de-
voting the TO making calls has sometimes sur
fered this detrseton did not lesser
the number OF carriages that ratified through the streets
throughout the day and lined the sidewalks OF the fash
ionable avenues. The hOrsecars we're well patronzfd'
and although rain seemed threaten pedestrians evil
IDENTIFY out for pleasure were numerous. The amusing
incidents which always crowded into holidays we're
frequent Several small bands OF ragged urchns parsded
the Bowery ostentatiously intimstng TO all whom 1t
might concern that they making New Years eas.
Roast turkey" aud roast goose" were In great de-
mand at restaurants and hotels and other signs Of
the warmth with which the day ,s regarded we're not
wanting.
In Brooklyn there was total suspension OF business
Yesterday the citizens deyOng the hours OF the day
and evening to the single duty OF making and receiving
calls The thoroughfares thronged with those who
were anxious 10 see old acquNoanees and To make new
Ones There few families whose homes were not
open to their friends. The sreetears were throngrd
throughout the day. and the livery stablekeepers did
reLnunerative business IN letting carriages
HMayor Kabeeseh received his friends at his Once N
the City Hall, during the morning, and Withdrew at
noon Mayor POweH taking his place They had numer-
ous visitors OF whom disappointed at not see
ing the customary sdetaoe with decanters Several OF
the prominent officials of the city paid their respects 10
exDistrctAttOrney horTis whom they presented WIN
old-headed cane. The Rev. Henry Ward BeecheT re
eeIyed his aud friends ut his residence
Columblast and the Rev. Dr Carroll at Gen James Is
Craig's residence, in Montague terrace. The Rev DR.
Cuyler the Rev. DR. Daryea. the Rev. DR. Iamaee and
other clergymen. ALEC entertained their friends.
The New Years festival was spent by tho Germans In
socal enjoyment. aud mutual congratulations ana con
rvha Or
existed the order OF the day The German places
OF anuse along the Bowery and in other ocaiites
were also largely patronized by German mechanics and
their families IN holiday attire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
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WASHINGTON
NEW YEARS AT THE CAPITALIZE CENTRAL
RAILROAD PAYS DIVIDEND.
lBi TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE

NEW YEARS AT THE CAPITAL-THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD PAYS DIVIDEND.
IBI TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Monday, Jan. !, 1874.
Despte the conspiracy Of the Weather and the Board
Of Public Works TO make the majority Of the streets OF
Washington absolutely impossible NewYears Day has
been very generally observed In this city The customary
programme OF formal receptions observed at the
white House and at the OF the members OF the
Cabinet and the number Of private citizens who have Kept
omen house is probably greater than on any previous
wear The efforts of press and the pulpit 10 Danish
wines and uquors from New Years tables have been
generally successful and the result has been that very
few intoxicated persons on the streets this even
ing In this respect the city presents pleasing contrast
with It's condition Christmas Day, when there was
more drunkenness than on any previous occasion.
The Eew-York Central Railroad scrip dividend case
which il will be remembered has been pending long
time and which Of the subjects OF dispute be-
tween Secretary Boutwell, and Gen. PleasOnton while
the latter was Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Ia to
be before the Treasury Department again within week
or two for final settlement. A Commission which was
appointed short times TO examine into the facts OF
the case and report the amount OF tax which the Rail
road Company ought to pay nearly ready to report
Mr. Ortop member Of this Commission, lately visited
Washington In connection with the matter. 1t has al
WAYS been the opinion Of leading revenue officers that
this tax be paid and that will doubtless be the de-
cision now. This was the belief Of Commissioner
Doglass year ago. and had It not been for the appoint
Ineut Of Pleasonon an order for its collection would
hive been issued before the 1st OF January 18Th That
change postponed the decision until June, when action
against the Company suspended by order OF oecre'
tary Boutwell, This s. the case II Will be remembered
in which Senator Carpenter the solicitation Of SICK
friend consented TO appear against the United States
and plead without pay the cause OF the unfortunate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-02
IRON THB Egv. yCES MOTT. Z. l..
Professor u UL.oD College seSs5es;a'y.

Its tl very ia' vhs slvsvs discharged
matte, Al. he O. TIE creates; aGnoysle,
Azkn scar ihe ober also diseased and
I'D discharged eov matter ve TToue and highly offensive
a. beams ven mud impaired sn1 tb discharge prOdaeeG
~ debility @, to1y and depress Of sprts applied ny
h1' Tbab other practitioners without deriving any benefit
~ dealst o. being restored health, when provaenna
gyGs Dr. LlGBTHLL Under be ny began
Erys and coHuoel Do until comparatively
tEs tOts ses The discharge removed NJ hearing
-'sd Al @ bar5 DE would te peTsDen' that tie
SsAss o. taIge long sutng gh. prove deuents
ny bes iar which Sat great many entertain regard
- u 'eu0'a q Discharge The Ny experience boveye ba
proved vey ,h tppretbsous entirely Eroubd,ss
10Th r'sIeet' M toh Wen and hearing good
psHi - he ea % treatment Ard The s'oppags cses7pe
ssaasd Of yrorag denuett bea.b gwen tie hgh.
ssa and body md syn,s 70, ,Ipsnvueo Tor
AAsRs tine DrevOes
as's uys'f 'ts opportunity o. sgss rubEelJ expressing Isy
sssViy t rr.t'aoe b. LICBTHiIL gHle-
--h--S u'a Of 'esles NbeH he pssd
JOES MOTT.