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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-17
'UIu IUI IU'LuUIIUW JaChVI'
GovERNMRNTs-Dull and steady.
ATE BoNDs-Firm with moderte bust.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm with mode
ale business.

ale business.
sToCKs-Opened strong .aud higher
and soon advanced from / to Il per
cent, the principal advance being in
Northwestern, St. Paul and Rock Island.
The advance continued almost without
interruption throughout the day. the
market closing strong at an advance oil
from ! to "a per cent from the opening
prices. The greatest strength and &C.
tivity was in the stocks mentioned above.
The Directors OF the Adams Express
Company, in addition to the regular cash
dividend Of 2 per cent, have declared a
20 per cent scrip dividend. This in.
creases the capital stock from 100000
to Sl2 100000.
The failure Of E. s. Brown, grain re-
ceiver, has been announced.
The stock sales to-day were 100000
shares, Of which $4,000 we're Western
Union, $4,000 Pacific Mail, 1000 New
York Central, 1000 Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, $1,000 Union Pacific, As 900 North
western common, $4,000 Rock Island
10000 St. Paul common, 10000 Wabash
| nm nAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-17
scHEHcK's PUEHoMo srRUP, FOR TIE CURE or
CONsunprION COuRua. AnD IOLpa

scHEHoK's PULHoMo sTRUP, FOR TIE CURE or
CoSsUuPTioN, CoueHs, AsD COLDS.
Tho great virtue OF this medicine is that II
rlpens the matter and throws It ont OF the tys.
TEN, puriaes the blood, and thus effects euro.
scHEScK's sEA wEED Tonic, ron IHE CURE OF
DTIrEPsIA, INDIoEsrION, DC.
The Tonic produces healthy action oil tho
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chylc,
and curing tho most obstinate cases Of 1ndiges.
ton.
ScuEHcK's MANDRAKE Pills, ron The CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, 90.
ThtEe Pills are alternative, and pfodueeA healthy
action Of the liver, without the lest danger, as
they are FREQ from calOmG, and yet more etlcA
clous In restoring healthy Gcion Of the liver,
These remedies arc n certain cure for Con-
sumption, a. tho Pulmonic syrup Tlpena the
matter and purides tho blood. Tho Mandrake
Pills act upon tho liver, create healthy bile,
and remove all diseases OF the liver, Often
eauGo OF Consumption. Tho Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength 70 tho stomach, makes q
good digestion, and enables tho organs 10 form
good blood and thus creates healthy cIrcula.
tlon OF healthy Mood. Tho combined action Of
these medicines. as thus explained, will cure
every cafe OF Consumption, II taken in umo,
and tho use OF the medicines perseyefod In,
| DR.. schenck Ia professionally at his ptineipal
ONCE, corner sIIrH and ARCH STs., PhilAdeI.
phia, every Monday, where all letters for advice
must be addressed. eodGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-17

PITTSBURGH, November 16-Wheat-
Quiet, prices unchanged. Corn-New
ear 6Sa70c; shelled 70a7Sc; old shClled 80
aS2c. Petroleum-Crude 72tc at Park.
er's; refined 10ssl0tc, Philadelphia de.
livpFv
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
TIE VICKSBURG RIOTS.
FIGHTING RENEWED.

ANOTHER FIGHT TEN MILES PROM THE CITY-THE
NEGROES ROUTED WITH A LOSS OF FOUR KILLED
AND THREE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by GOV.
AMEs ORDERING RIOTERS TO DIsPERsE.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9-The TsmeSs Vicksburg dis
patches say the fight was renewed at Snyder's Bluff
10 miles from the city, last evening between sew
eral hundred negroes and 40 whites. A courier was
sent to Vicksburg tor re6nforcements. which were
sent out without delay and after short skirmish,
four negroes were killed and three wounded, where
upon the negroes retreated.
Last night the negroes drove in the white pickets
from Fort Hil and it is said have intrenched them
selves there. They have received large reinforce
ments from other counties. At last accounts they
were marching on the city up the OssaQuena road.
driving the whites before them. They fired into
funeral procession yesterday. wounding one white
The tire was returned, and three negroes were
killed.
Gov. Ames this morning issued proclamation Of
which the following is the conclusion:
Rhereas The State courts In full force and vgor,
and competent to punish any of such officials II dis
honest until said courts paralyzed by the action
Of such unlawful assemblage and
Whereas As such threats and intmidatons have been
directed exclusively against colOred officials and
Whereas 1t Is satisfactorily presented TO me that the
object OF said riotOus and dsordery action Is to de-
prve the colored Of their civil, and political rights
because Of their color; and
Whereas, 1t is provided by the Constitution and laws
Of the United States that the protection Of the law
shall not be denied to any citizen because Of race or
color; and
Whereas II is the duty OF the Governor Of the State to
all his power the laws and suppress riots
and Instructions provided IN the State Constitutions
Now, therefore. l. Adebert Ames, Governor of the
State OF Mississippi do hereby make proclamation and
command said rioters aud dsoriery persons to disperse
and retire peaceaby to their respective abodes, and
hereafter submit to the legally constituted authorities
Of the Stae and invoke the aid and corporation OF
all good citizens to uphold the laws and preserve the
peace. ADELBERT AMEs, Gov ern0r.
JAMES HILL, Secretary OF state.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPHING.

THE WESTERN UNION sTOCK-JoBBING, AND THE
OPPOSITION TO THE EXPERIMENTAL TELEGRAPH
SCHEME.
TO ne Editor Of The Trf6une.
SIR: ! desire to protest against the temper
with which you treat the proposed construction by the
Government, OF an experimental line OF telegraph be-
tween Boston and Washington to be under the control
Of the Post-Oce Department. and to be used as the
means Of testing the practcabty Of Postal Telegraphy
In this country. believe In cheap teegraphing, aud
believe only be obtained by Government interfer
ence know, what you know, that the Western Union
is gigantic monopoly, never managed III
the interests Of the people, and rarely In the
interests Of anybody excepting the Wall-st. specu
lators. At present q gang OF them are engaged
In an effort to put up the stock In the face
Of the steady and apparently Inevitable decline In
those and most other secondrate securities In these
hard times. Toe stock market Is largely hanging on
their frantic efforts to hold Western Union steady
hence the whenever the Government prop0ses
10 do ANYTHING IN favor OF cheap teeRraphy. l am
sure THE TRIBUNE does not mean To play Into tneir
hands But why should you, whose interests are larger
than those OF any individual, any hundred ind
yduas In getting the cheapest teleRrapbc service pos
sibe object TO having the Government try tue exper
mentf Yours AUTOMATIC.
Nep- York. Dec. Q. 1874.
I'VE object to it simply because we don't believe
in the Governments undertaking the business OF
private individuals corporations 1t has more
to manage now than it can manage decently.-EdI
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
A REMARKABLE TRIAL AND TRIUMPH.
The triumph of WHEELER g. WILSON, at the


American Institute, New-YorG, with their NEW NO.
6 Sewing machine, remarkable in many respects.
powcrfu influence brought TO bear against favor
able award Additional judges were ordered OF known
for machines Extraordinary ana re-
heated examinations were made. one lasting from 10
o'clock a. m until o'clock p. M The parts OF SIX ma
chimes were ordered from the mandatory, and ma
chine WAS Of parts selected by the JUDGES
which WAS then tested all kinds OF work. from gauze
70 heavy harness. by foot aud steam power. The gen.
eral quality OF the CoWpany's workmanship was ascer-
taiued by an examination OF machines In their ware
houses and the testimony Of many disinterested users
f The machines and near was procured to ascertain
their practical working.
The I've Judges in conclusion, unanimously reported
,he Wheeler & Wilson NEW No. 6sewingmachine :" as
machine which, by the proof submitted, We are satisfied
must eventually suporsede all others now known with
WHICH it comes in competition" And they "recom-
mend for the highest award which 1t Is IN the power
of the Institute TO brstow"
Tho Board OF Mana unanimously approved the
renort and recommended for this machine the Gold
Medal of the Institute.
Tho Board OF Direction unanimously approved this
recommendation and awarded the Gold Medal 10
Wheeler a Wilson, the only gold medal awarded Tor
se W M machine by the American Institute for many
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10

BAScEoyrA Rockford near wninron Delaware 90 M''a.'-
Friend. q no ases,ss funcr, r,.
pes ~ at m Canase' s'i se "a ~ ".,-s a. .as SsXsa
5 % E.; ' r FsfGs q % HssssP S A'''
The saSe s s ii on .. aO .n. & a S ." - are
s. l. tss.s sss ss' he G p .. De s 1874 N
The rsa'ss M and Of Gs M , L. S a s 20
ave. FRIDAY afternoon December IL. at 4 OcOcs.
GRBGORY-n jersey City on Tuesday afternoon Dec 2 1874 s
lingering Illness Dudley s. Gregory aged "a years ~ mon rs an~
PuseraI service, for the family and relatives at bis ate nce 9i
public services Jersey City Tabernacle 3OelOcS y
a:. % I'dsc tn. .n II % s ' 81 lis on w'''d Dec
The ends Of The tamil, are invited to steni Le nis ~ A. s"
a IL o'c.ock, without iurber notice
IRELAND In this Tuesday 9Th inst AnOnieiie Ireland 'sei %
friends invited attend her funeral from her hs
ss 1sSeace % Of r, asT .oI1S 10 aaas rSs S st q r
Geld, n. j. Train leaves at I240
JESSNGs-A NewJesy Dec s. 1874. Maris wdo" -
Funeral om the residence S Of her Io ;oupr d %% g.
viii waiting the d,po, on arrival iva Of ,se $40 'rIa s
Br.nch Christopher AID Brcs ferries returning leave Boons
Reiorel Datch church OF brooklyn in toe ooh e@
His Trends clergy Brooklyn respectfully invited 70 s<
biz ales the F:t P'byTeTitn Leen Sssoafsp a. & n
u. VI. R aSH aod iaii a. eSSS n S''s ''''
KTZUn TUESDAY Of dphhers Josie, the twn dsughter
the late Eramu, A. klts aged wears ana nonua
respectfully hv " 4ess
her 1haFy Dec lO, at O'Clock, at III Deaas@
Brooklyn.
LOCKwO0D-suidenr Tuesday. Dec g. Aiob H. Lockwood n
Relatives and friends family invited to attend the hssa
sey cs residence No 27l ustoa-4Se near aht
siIthst., FRIDAY, Dec IL. at III a m
MORGAN-Dec painful illness Edward Morgan oil TIE
firm Of H. I. Morgan Co.. the S9h wear Of bis
al
Thurs iay 3a The relatives 81 h' she Is nor<is
and Of hs une e. H. T. MOrsaa aad the Late Psnss
Morgan generally invited without ur'-er noace 70
attend his funeral
POrTgR-ID Bokyn Dec g. in the 9Oh wear Of his age losps
Potter. 80 -
rom hs e res, eDce No G97 Baler.st Wash snd
Clssson avea 90 Frday. Dec IL, at o'clocA p m
srURGBsSuden diphhers Wednesday evening Dea "
Pmy Man ees daughter OF feIencs and Mary Reel o'ags
the OF her
l0am
TRRHUSE-At Lodi. N j. Wednesday. Dec. g. 1874 Jobs
Terhune, aged ~ ypsrs -,
Relatives and friends the family respectfully invited TO atsd
the residence oi iltler L|i ~ D. on
Dec ii, at III O'Clock q.
WHITFIELD Brookn Tuesday. Dec g. Horace White aged A.
Tau Dec 10 at from "a n asss-
BrookyD. and friends esecsiu AVitcs siend
wYLIE-On wslneuy the oh inst. Elizabeth WIDOW OF DirS
wyie, aged 81 Yeas
Relatives Of the family nved to heni her fanert
the 1h in ocock from her late resi
deuce. No 237 Wsss Sixisertas. without urhef notice
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
GOVERNMENT WEA THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHIyGToN ID. c.. Thursday, Dec. 10 1874 a. Ill. }
nn,isE Ear he IA nISL lr1IIklfOn hOurS


WAsUIyGToN ID. c.. Thursday, Dec 10 1874 i a. III.
Synopsis for tte Dist tceHtu-four hours.
Clear weather continues in the Southern
States with xut soaiheriy winds aud no decided chauge
in temperature. Partly clOu ly weather and north
westerly winds prevail In New-Engand and the Middle
safes where the temperature - above frecZi0g.
The barometer has and the tcmpera ure Is above
frpezing la the lower lake region. Generally cloudy
weotner aud westerly winds have prevailed n the lake
region with lignt snow near Likes O1tsrio. Ee. aud
superior Tho barometer continues high ana tne te.
nerIure IL below ireeziug In the north wes' Generally
clear weather mas prevailed IN tue Upper Mississippi
Valley and light snow Is reported from the Missouri
Valley. 80 o,, D....,,..
Probabilities.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern CUR States clear
and cool weather will continue, with light or gentle
winds and hgh barometer
For The Neu England and Middle States, cool ana gen.
erau clear ,ceaer southeast TO norh pest r.nds ana
rsug barometer; cloudy wealter ana Hg"t so~ ~" pre-
For and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy and
cooler weather, northeast to northwest WINDS and
rising barometer. . ,.
FJr tue lake region, generally cloudy and colder
weather to northwest WINDS rising Darome
ter east of Michigan light Lakes ontario
and Huron. ,,,... an, .,o..
Fur the Northwest, increasing coudness and areas
NJ snow north OF Missouri, with northery wnhs shir
ing to easery and south eastery SLOWLY rislnX tempcr
ature and high but falling barometer
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10

a.s.sA, ss.sA c.,l.a S.saa cAs,'ss oss T. uA es'@
Steamship Cssspesks BRAGG Portland wa d's aad 'ssa v =
Ca.mplin (cf Bo'son Merrill caleass Aas I'D sa'S
Bsrl Csn.d. tof Wnds n ST. Wood zsrse 50 daya viii -
Barb Samuel spins fof PorlAnd Small BoesN Are 0e 3
and hontevideo 18th. With hdes w. ,-.x. IN a..
Brig (of Boston Cooke Port Spa ThuiNd W ds
asd IL days from East Habor. r. L. with sais .
Bra Tariffs, Brown. Salt KEY T. l., IL fsys With .it 40
Brig Pearl lof Newaven Brg 81. Pee AAt' 10 WV w
sehr Crssi. Wright CI,rt Rorusudua 10 day with lumber
scer Emms Aerr. Aerv. Georveoun ID a.
Sehr Guidnz Star tB Elliott Copuah IL days with paseG
samships Algeria for Lverpo W. Htier for Eorfok &c
Pmladelha; Helene pool.
fof 30 Johns. n r. f.; scbr NJ. Ksores for sssaA
WlSD-Sans.t moder te. W., cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Dec 9-Anived steamships ssiyshpy
Ater, Ns.Yok: America. from ore; iossvssda frpa
p sdephis; Seminole Boston, ship q. fr,u
pes schr Mott Beds Turks IssDd Sailed nsansp Leo
New YORK
PoRr RsrAI, c. Dec 9-ss.d steamship velsbars for h.v>
York.
orEEsrowS Dee 9-The White star Ijoe steashp Gseac vss
SELL from New YORK Nor. 20 tor Liverpool sre At 0>k
this
MoyILLE 9-The Allan Line steamship sca,do.uss. snv
fom Baltimore Nov %. and 81 Johns " f. Dec s. ., veps.
arrived here to-day.
LrvERPoo 9Tbc National steamship Qsa Brss
nom NeSior Nov 30 or this port OF FaRe; Light H-
today.
LONDON. Dee 0-Sad the Uned States, Pstsniss nsA
wave Ne Plus Ultra and Bsanngen AyeI the I'm nl
Chrstopher Columbus and ~
inst Saya Chasea Gracs and snam Also arrived out xos
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
TIE EPISCOPAL BISHOPRIC OFIOWA.

ruE REV. DR. H. c. POTTER OF NEw-YoRK UNANI-
MoUsLY ELECTED ON THE SECOND BALLOT
DAyENPoRT, Dec. 9.-The Protestant Episco-
pal Convention Of the Diocese OF Iowa met In Grace
Cnurcb In this city at 10 o'clock this morning. There
r. o. clerical and IS lay delegates present The Rev.
q Judd of Trinity Church Of Iowa City preached an
.,ooueot memorial sermon the late Bishop Lee, and
alter the administration Of the sacrament, recess
was taken TIL O'Clock. On reassemons'
. motion to proceed to the election OF Bishop
for the diocese was agreed TO and number OF nomns
ttous were made the most prominent OF wnca "er0
D. nr w Huntington of Worcester. Mass. the
psv a NJ Potter of Union College. Schenectady tho
1eey IL C. Potter of Grace Church. New-Yorki ana tno
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
THE KANSAS PACIFIC TRAIN ROBBERY.

EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS CITY OVER THE AFFAIR
NO CLEw TO THE ROBBERS FoUND-THE CoUS-
TRY BEING SECURED IN ALL DIRECTIONS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 9.-Thc city has
been state OF great excitement all day. ana niue
talked of but the robbery OF the Kansas Pacific train
Yesterday afternoon horse belonging to one OF the
band was brought to the city ts afternoon by farmer
named Steele who by the men the KAN
sas border aud compelled to take IL In return for his own
The robbers passed the night on farm near this city
built fire. and by It's light divided the spoils small
nugget Of god q 50 currency. several express pack
ages inclosure papers, aud scarf mask we're picKed
mn near their encampment There appears TO be no
question % TO thsis naYng gone soath Int kAnsas
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
Rev. C. II. Seymour Of Dubuque. Iowa. IN. nr,, pslo,

Rev. C. H. Seymour OF Dubuque. Iowa Tho nrst ballot
resulted as follows.
y Clerical ycte-Huntnston. II H. @. Potter, 9; E. NJ
Lay yoe-Huntingon.s H. c. Potter. .: K. N. Potter
- o. II. Seymour, 9; scatterIng.0 O.
Be,'re another ballot was reached the Convention
adjourned ELL evening.
DIR. II. c. Poster was elected Bishop on the second
formal ballot, the vote standing: Clerical 49, and
laymen 25. In the total vote the clergy stood "a
and laymen a. DIR Huntington received 10
clerical aud eight lay votes, and f. u Potter one cer
icst and one lay voie. The election thon made
unanimous, and a committee appointed to inform
Dr. Potter OF his election The Convention adjourned
till O'Clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE CARLIST WAR.
SEVERE DEFEAT OF GEN. Iona.

SEVERE DEFEAT OF GEN. Iona.
LONDON. Thursday. Dec 1880 a. m.
The Daily News has a special dispatch from Hen
daye. which says the object of Gen. Lomas attack
on the Carist lines was to force his way to Tolosa
As q result of his first attempt he was driven
from Urnietta to Ernani after three hours
fighting with his troops in a thoroughly
disorganized condition He renewed the at
tack on Tuesday with his whole force
of 5000 men and four guns. The Carlists meanwhile
had been reinforced. and after an engagement last
ing all day Iona was compelled to retreat.
The Carlists admit loss of 200. 1t is believed the
Republican loss was much greater.
Carlst dispatch says Marshal Serrano has
arrived at Logroo. The Carlists deny the detection
of the Bishop of Urgel.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
DESTRUCTIVE GALES III EUROPE.

LONDON, Thursday. Dec 10. 1874
The storm of yesterday was very disastrous
TO sh,pping dozen vessels ashore at Wnitby aud
one is reported have sunk with all on board Sim
liar accounts are received from points a around the
coast.
Tue mails from France were several hours behind
time The packet for Ostend compelled to return
TO Dover. Heavy damage done to works In the
harbors OF Jersey. Two hundred yards OF pier were
swept away Blocks Of concrete weighing several tons
were displaced and broken.
Tho storm was very severe the Continent The tee
graph lines between Italy, Switzerland and Paris are
down and communica alton interrupted.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
SUCCESSFUL OBSERVATIONS IN ASIA.

SUCCESSFUL OBSERVATIONS IN ASIA.
SUCCESSFUL OBSERVATIONS IN INDIA, CAIRO. sUIx,
AND TuEBES-CLOUDY WEATHER AT SHANGHAI.
LONDON. Wednesday, Dec. 0, 1874
kilograms we're received at the Greenwich
Observatory this afternoon from India announcing that
the observations OF tho transit OF Venus have been
cessful. Over hundred photographs were taken.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-rhe Transit Commission has
received telegram from Greenwich, through tho
Smithsonian Institution stating that detailed teegrams
Of telescope and micrometrca observations Cairo
and Sdez and Of Photographic observations at Thebcs
Of the transit Of Venus have been received Ali were
perfectly successful.
NAGAsAKI Japan, "Wednesday. Dec. 0. 1874.
The observations Of the transit Of Venus ut this point
have been completely successful
LONDON. Wednesday, Dec. o, 1874
Observations Of the transit Of Venus were taken at
Cairo and suez. The Photographic observations a,
Thebes perfectly successful. At Shanghai the
weather and the obscured.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
ORGANIZATION OF A NEW AND INDEPENDENT
COLORED SOCIETY.

the various coorei societies this city have organized
society called the Knights Brotherhood and Monu-
mental Association the objects OF wnieh are SET forth ~
long address to the colored people, published this
morning These are to discard all political ties. ana
cutlyate and permanent pc ace win the whe
nenne of the Soul with the dying words
~ Tnomas swan late President OF the Pole Bearers.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
EoRGERs CONVICTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-The trial of VIM.
ID. Halfuan and Charles Ripley. alias Canter, alias
Olsender &c. was concluded to-day. The jury. after
deliberating for one hour and half, returned a.
O'Clock Tonight and found Hafman guilty OF altering
tho raised ccrutcates, and Ripley guty VI to'Seiy'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
20 SITS q IPT.
$3.50 A. M.
THE TRANSIT or YEN US.
OBSERVATIONS IN TASMANIA.

OBSERVATIONS IN TASMANIA.
PDor. nARKNEss OF TIE UNITED STATES NAVAL
OBSERVATORY REPORTS THE OBSERVATIONS Ex-
CBRDINGLT SUCCESSFUL MANY PHOTOGRAPHS
TAKEN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNAL
HoBARr Town. TASMANIA. Wednesday, Dee. Q. 1874
Although the weather was bad, our observations
asthe time OF the transit were particularly success
full We succeeded in taking one hundred arai thir-
teen photographs sf Venus during her passags over
the disk of the son.. WILLIAM HARKNTTs7
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10

That f*-y wero not the James and Younser .'y' was
eoncusire'y shown by she character Of ths ho. 'os
ridden and sher conduct generally Mssy belevs Them
70 nave been green hands at the business. Gov. Wood
son OF this State has tciegrsphed Sheriff Of this
county to hunt the ut the expense a Missouri.
Large posses securing Ia ali directions,
but ~ yet without success.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
KU-KLUX TRIALS.

MEMPHIS, Dec. "a motion was made in
Tho ned States District Court here to-day by counsel
FOR the Gibson County KuKux to quash the indictment
ON the ground Of want OF jurisdiction. the prisoners
having been already indicted under the State laws The
motion will be argued Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10

Nearly One Thousand Copies Of Thg rsIBvSEs Cheap
and popular Mr. Glsaooes famous Pamphlet we're oA
over the counter between ek seaoen- boar Of e0es'
e.lsa-snd da.t usy s.,srisy THs TRIBUNE edusn III
shspe., BY far The compss pab'sse sheas nj" soA
sides Of dssssaon u be sen postpsd sp sSevs ~
Uuse sssssa for 10 osaS 10 shss''n' .. 70 esa.a
Address FhA tHtoV' !" SsrD
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
GREAT BRITAIN TO BE REPRESENTED AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION.
LONDON. Wednes1ay, Dec. 9. 1S7t.

.,
Col. Forney announces that he has official
information to the effect the British Government
consents to ynze The Centennial celebration at Phil
anelphia and has resolved to appoint Commissioner to
the exhibition there
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10

Metal Springs, the Piiilcss Iron Finger Pads, asl
wire springs sggaEate Rupture, eBrgng
gradually cafel bY the BLAsr0 rRrs. O55 broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
PASSENG ERS ARRIVED.
LATEST SHIP NEWS

FROM CARDIPF-En skamsap 0qamorgan Dec e-f"" 1A''
erbrook Henry q. Taylor. Joha Pf1agat,a