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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-02
POST OFFICE.
Time Of Arriva and Departure Of Mails.
Mobile, Ala, and Lake

Mobile, Ala, and Lake
Coast. Observation-Disclosures.
Mobile, Ala. .........
| New York city, Boston
Mass, Philadelphia, Pa.
Baltimore and Washing
ton, D. O., Maryland
Virginia, North Carolina
South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Florida, East
ern Mississippi, Della.
ware, Eastern Pennsyl'
vania, New Jersey, East
ern New York and New
England States, via Mo
bile, Ala. ...............
| Key West, Fla, semi
weekly.
New York city, Boston,
Mass, Philadelphia, Pa,
Baltimore, Md, Cincin'
natl, O., West Virginia
Shreveport, La, and
Northern Texas, Jack.
son, Miss, Canton, Miss,
Vicksburg, Miss, Mem.
phis, Tenn, Buffalo, N.
Y, Pittsburg, Pa, and
ali Northern, Eastern
and Western States and
Territories, Canada East
and West, via jackson
route. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New Orleans and Cairo
Railway Post Office
South, West and North
Mississippi, Shreveport,
La, Monroe, La, North
ern Texas, Northern Lou.
isana, Arkansas, Ten
nessee, West New York,
West Pennsylvania, and
Western States and Ter
ritories. Eastern and
Northern mail. dropped
in the Post Office after
4:45 P. NJ, Canada East
and West. .....
Galveston, Tex, East
ern and Western Texas,
and Shreveport, La,
Closes daily, except Mon
day. -.........
Arrives daily, except
Sunday.
Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas Railroad
Supplying parishes Of
Calcasieu, Iberia. Lafay-
cite, Lafourche, st. Lam
dry, st. Martin, st. Mary,
Terrebonne, Vermilion,
and Cameron; also, Jas
per, Newton and Orange
counties in Texas. ......
Red River, supplying
Alexandria and Natchi-
toches, La, Red River
parishes and Burkeville,
Newton county, Texas.
Covington, Vaudeville
and MadIsonville-
Monday and Thursday.
Saturday ...............
Arrives Monday.
Arrives Tuesday and
Friday.
Vicksburg Packet Coast
to yicksburg-
Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday .............
Arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
Bayou Sara Packet,
Coast to st. Francis
vile, La
Monday and Friday.
Arrives Monday and
Thursday.
Buras and Lower Coast,
Plaquemines parish
MOnuay, wednesday, anu
Friday.
Arrives Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday.
Donaldsonville, La, and
marshes Of st. John,
st. James and Assump..
ton -. $3.50.
Oarrollton, La.
Carrollton, La. .........
st. Bernard parish
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. ........
Algiers, LaA ..........
Grand Isle%eekly 80.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-02

Timely lotice will be given on the bulletin
board of departure 'or Brownsville, Texas, Ha-
vana, Cuba and Bra tSantiago.)
Mails on Sundays will be closed the same rs
~ @. W. RINGGoLD, Postmaster.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-02

There was nothing in the dispatches to
have any marked influence, except the de-
cline in gold at New York, causing a falling
of of 40 per cent in Sterling here, but the
market was dull and dropping and there az
peared to be continued tendency to easier
rates, without resulting in any greater decline
than We indicate above.
Among the crop letters received to-day was
one from Major Frank Hawkins dated at
Winona, Miss, Aug. 81, (relating to the coun.
try between tire railroad and the Tallahatchie
river,) in which he says: "If the rains con-
tinue much longer in this region the crop
will be cut off at least fifty per cent. Rust,
rot and boll-worm have already damaged it
materially"
The amount on shipboard NOT cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
vt down ct the opening this morning at
1000 bales embracing 1900 for Liverpool,
and 500 for the North, which, when de-
Quoted from the stock on hand by our
running statement on yesterday evening,
laves 5000 bales to represent the guam
ity at the landing and in presses unsold
Or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales IT'S bales,
including SO after 8 P. NJ. yesterday. Market
Irregular" Its quotations for Low Middling
and Middling are reduced sc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1875. 800. 1916
Arrived since our last statement 80
10,056
Exported t6-day ............ 679
Stock on hand and on shipboard 9,377
Stock on hand same time last
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-02
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN +,
Wednesday Evening, Sept. !. 1873.

Weesuay Evening, sept. ], 1876. I
CoTToN-The sales to-day mot Including
any additional yesterday were confined to
l25 bales, at easier prices, requiring no
change in our quotations except q reduction
Of to on the outside figures for Low Middiino
and Middling. We give also the figures ana
report of the Exchange, in full as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General ExchanOA
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-02
THE NEW 0RLEANs BULLETIN THURSDAY, sEpTRlBER 1875

LARD-Only a job trade at 144c for refined
IN nerce; key is quoted at 15@l54c % fb. A
lot OF 81 kegs kettle rendered sold at l5c 70 ID.
WHIsKY-Small stock and fair demand in
q JOB way. Louisiana rectifed is selling At
81 70, and Western at 81 23@1 Is - gallon.
CORN IN BULK None on hand. "A car
load OF $50 bushels came in this morning in
transitu for Alabama.
WHEAT IN BuLK-The supplies are exclu-
sively from Texas, and are sold as received, at
% zol9l ~ u bushel, taken for Liverpool
and New York.
The year has opened with the following
stocks Of provisions on hand:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-02
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r"r~
n Fl r. RnTIETIN
100 Cr.v;or Street
customers that he now possesses superior fAoil-
best style and at the lowest rates, all kinds of
--~---~--
sno.
PRICE CURRENTS,
m10onAN1S oanooAAn''
PRoMlSsohY NorEs'
''''l0. .nco,,,r safes
LABELS,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

families of nj these consist OF four he ccnSns 1870
fays hvcj-two atultS and two chdreii--wuuii give
$lO0 the average amount which each ndlvidlai oi mo
class ~ cfrd TO produces, and ilso the auonnt to when
each such individual must be restricted IN consumption
for u D. clear that can consume riprc han nc
prOdlors in'csS h way obtain the iWiur.
oi other m;us labor without giving uu cgul'ntht
for II. =,
We are led to cucclusion, that notwithstanding INC
wonderful extent .ich have ID ir riHbvd 10 IL"
and con rol the forces ~ nature for the pu l,Sc Z" NJ
crca sin tie power of produrtiOn the umc M, h't E'
come " irn sOrigiy IN lie United rta"S can hlah'
such a decree of absolute abundance ~ 10 JueiH "uu
warrant alY class indy idu1l, Tiri OF poor "ni -
" nr those who dopcil "n tho prodnct O' Nirp ~
labor 10 meet each ,y'- need III doug al, thinE Mi'h
can ia AN, Nay Ina 10 diminish abundance anu "a
tbrt1nnrr flat tha agency of law. cNf u u ""fkcn
10 tne iulk II eNtcut in compelling 'li-t1inii"n
m,,st lc eNceeini-y limited IN tts operations
LII IN worlingfBun ~ fhe United Hia =, IN we! W.
tinp demand and strive IL bo viii Tor The iti'.t pos.
bic share uf the JOINT products OF labor "id cipiid ih
right 81 every one Ia seek ll oJiH 'b'
Lat " Lch be las 10 =, IL ii' II " -
,ojug n restricts production, AM 80 diiiIh rsS """
dance. ho Gucs il at ds ri. nly Ia" IH aho'o an!
legislative ,aiiDi in!iurncr- atrNrl III re td9 r'
civ rot 0, Increases Toe necessity but nnlSher t
reward of Labor street eesiuns mdrchsS il'i us
and patiutir mnfto.> cYei II lrld every 'aE III ''e
week viii never change thc conditions ".eh h|i'.," 49,
prol,lc. ION and cOup-ns4.i.u IdleicrT pi" u'','
nnibiu: hat weeds and such inducts are bn' E''h'4
abic anywhere though society oittn pn!T l"f ~, i,i
dearly Mr Wells then di-cusSed ~ some 'l~' 'no i,
tnlc ~ the printpal c-iIcles wb'ti, w III, '@p @ -,
stand in the way of The attainment OF grea,r ,'
abgndaucc aud q more citI.aDie ui''"V"''0" " ~
n lftI
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
CRY TAXATION OF TACTIC NAIL.
,iDUNlNr ON APPEAL OF HE COIPANY FROM
THE ASSESSMENT OF 1873.

,tnINI.Nr ON APPEAL OF HE CoIPANY FROM
THE ASSESSMENT OF 1875.
The appeal of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Coany irum The assessment Of its property for tax
a,;on IN this stale and city for lS7i yesterday
gilci in the General Term of the Supreme Court Tie
Tax Comnis lirs took the no;n value Of the
Company stock $2O,O0O0o0 "a, the basis Ot hc .S~es
neni On he appeal and statement Of Enius Ilaich-
fhe figures which have been already given in lIIf
rHIBlsE-the miss cu, down the value OF the
ar>,ssablo properly rJ7i9JlS. MI Hatch claimed
that al that could be assessed the tangible property
IN New York and the steamers registered Ia
and plying to tis port, III nll 'nlitd nj
abont 81 800 o0O He then claimed that certain stock OF
the ,ali'orna Dry Dock Company, valued by the Com
missioner ~ SlOi2jO; The money they Ia lid on tAe
,cs,r!s blihilns tor Ia" CLlJaiy Un tAa Delaware.
$1ii1 OJJ AMI all tIcr ldCHt cOd9i steam - should bc
c,riupt; al SSIoncG, rr'E~ al 10 mIN' these
uciuns. the Company appealed ~ VIII oi c.ll0rir
The request n deduction OF to va.ne of Pacific coast
,t.aIncis practically abandoned on The argument,
o Court Of Appeals having decided tGai their value
was properly incudcd but "a tire other two Items,
the appellants insisted that the property Was not
within iIe protection Of the stale, taxes slOid be
levied H. The Court reserved lis dec'.i"l. NORRIS
Tiur, < Gard no treI for the ap.lli nts james
{. CARER 1Or the rcrpJndcut
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
An ALLEGED CONTRACT DECLARED VOID.

A case was argued by r. +. Marbury, III the
Superior Court Part H. yesterday. before Judge SpI"r
the decision which bears upon the proper meilod Of
making contracts. The plaintiffs II. Il. ThuIber, h. L.
Timber ana others claimed to have purchased IN No
ycnbcr, 1872, through Iawksworth Ducios 1900
haboxcs OF Valencia raisIus al hSe cents per pound
in bond, owned by James 4. MeAndrew, the dc
frndant IT WAS claimed that. owing 10 the non
delivery of these r;lrSins. the plaintiffs should
r,roy ar their luss IL stated in the testimony that
un the day vl the purchase Nr McAnlrews told DJcos
that he was not able to deliver goods unless the
amount yet remained unsOld samples having been srnt
10 Clnlda. Dlclos accoru y sent note. which the
plaintiffs claim contract which stated that 1000 half
buxc. or about thai number would be delivered. but,
the lolc thing in doubt the contract would be sent
next day.
Mr. VI rbury moved 10 dismiss making the point that
The contract IN irscf bcran contrary 10
The statute Frauds stating TIE whole OF The
conic AMI II contract IT mast Ia void for not stating
the cnsii, of the cIe, 90 days. Nelson Smith opposed
i' ,ton, bui the Cuur held thtt No had been
made out aud dismissed tlo complaint.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
A LESSON OF TIE SCHILLER DISASTER.

SIR: Can you inform mo why steamer,
nearing dangerous coast and finding itself In fog,
could not "ay to- reverse Its conrsef Is There
any why this miS, not bc done, nnd should not
bc except the necessity felt by the officers 10 "o
'On tine," aud 10 mnkc - quick voyage Ill whatever
riski rope 80 10 Europe somo day. and would Ger
talny prefer line which should advertise itself as slow
and safe" "Ths line does not carry the Unrd States
mails" "Olr vessels do not 20 ahead In fog ana
Sarly hrs!-siccd aftrrwarL" Perhaps a sIcaii'hl'
company with suc old fashioned princiIlos might nOt
take tie of business IL whom time Is money Odt
would rather cosSn 10 II our wives AMI cidrrn
the aged aud the hcipcaS B'iicr wcck's delay an
safe an quick Voyage ana tue Ciianccs al a
iaic Ike the AtlIntic's or the SohilleTs A.. l..
LT00kiy,i. MtJ- 10, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
NEWyORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY IL,

however he srd Rome vet IN direct s'rugg'e WIN
Prussia makes simply hcadwoy: u beae agais, W. W.
agans shore wall Of mountain rock wIib hH ny ~
rush ard thuui,ruus ebock tliat sec' i"f y ,,sDn ~
crush an bc.oc then set over ~ ir bihhhG -i"E
fails tha rock firm -a'c s there an-hnhcn ~ - ~,
glnnn how which has broken W 'u'y III III ~, ,', IN,
h,v r.,s. "a, hop. fiat the ba rict VIII ~ Wv 'eh
when fhe ri, -T,,nousne Tempest shall have """n hsr'
an an, that . I'm IA Nbich ~ W ~ i''
nro,r n "a holic religion aTd the li"iN ~ n'
laion ~ inI s way anl d. - WnIs W''l,, :. %
icriug al every sen file "'f''"s
III. IiIIniIt,.'
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
tiHII. MOTIFS.


IN the United States District Court, yesterday.
tie following goo suppnsod to have boon sDiSg.od.
we're con i.1nncd BY Gcf'ut NJ claimant app'a'ine:
trunk containing lci ~ SIX trs-ro and en"pu9, ana
J!G yards OF sa: D.O cigars. a1d $40 ieois of cigar
In the suit Of james M. Boyd against Lewis
Sucssing ger brought tO cancel TIE record OF c0nirirt
property fLe ground alIat snch record
+. cloud tie. title of the property. Judge Van Brnf
i lpIrue Court, icciB Term, hl- rn-sed ihe rph-
plaint On the ground HAT ibc Court vi APp'.'s Dayc
intlngi' thar such r5irsrt ~ not rlO9i u0n ilic
f.'": lft - fat Cont 4 ,es not se"m 'p iulgn Van
Brnut 10 have dHly c,usi tno effect oi tat ruuDS
upon tides ne disu.ssr- tie compliant wh"rt costs
In Part l., OF the Superior COaTt, before
Judge Cuifis b. B. owen recovered verdict -! SDs
from the Adams Express COnpdny, yo-i'rliv for the
loss q" baggage AbpHi two yss bcf"re start hg Tor
CaismDia, the plIDii,n, who J.. "a blind Hin got hS
trunks checked Detroit from NJ. iG Kus-t- on the
the Grand Central Dcppf with the frhs the driver
layng hs wagon at the door On MS f"rnrD from ne
hOusc tHo pllBii'- trunk mi~sng The irtrrstn
feature ~ tno ,n ntufs claim Tor hi *
peiics in returning ra orHia =" look aiicr ID" bag
gage. Judy Cur, ruied this ont on tIe ground 'ha III
the plaintiff could possibly hD,d the Company liable Tor
the cont nts o. the trunk Chimney Sha1"r a@
peicd for paiutR; LukJ Lockwood Tor t1e defend
aut
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHINGION, May I1.-Fir,t Lieut.. JAS. A. Tn-
cianaA lith Infantry Secnad iutA iIcnry Eeei -
Artillery ani Jane, Allen. 3d Cavalry, to
report u Tue CLic signal Oiof
sa SIa,ioo H. ibluI iGi isia'lry. Acting Assistant r
efihAs, s been orlcIOi 10 fei-y, IL. a. 2i
ian.I oi the oiIge OF Iu NaosAI
and hnO1 lIe. Jaaaessoa
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
nOTIONs IN TIE TWEED SUIT ADJOURNED.
The nOiiOns in the suit of The People against

Tweed for SG.OOOoOo which were To have been argued
yesterday nenin adjourned :" May IL by consent
tie defendants time to beng cxtoDdcd 10 iive
dal- nftcr tIn urNinlrnt-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
erErET RAILROADS IN CONFLICT.

In the Supreme Court, Special Term, Judge
Van Ernn has dismissed ihc complaint Of the Christie
pher and Tenth Street Railroad Company against the
Central Cross Town Road. The suit brought to pre-,
vent tho defendants from running their tracks across
WcSi-st to the present entrance 10 the Chri-Opfcis
Ferry. The CLAIM of the plaintiffs Was based On the
worLns oi tie chartrrng net. winch dc ,rl~s te de-
f.ndaits' tracks a. running along WCstst 10 CstO-
ph"Tst al The foot of Chrsophcrst North River, rr-
tuinn- thcncc hy Christ"lhci 81, &c An injunction
granted Ia tie plauiins at Chambcls, but Judge
Van rnt ho s that the of the words AT the foot o
CIIisopher- North kvor." wonid bc mere suIplnSagc
II The railroad only 10 w sts Ia get into Christie
phcrat The act Designating the plaintiffs route ~ 10
the Christie ihciSt Ferry them greater rights
complaint.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

rrstrnnng performances in the Lyceun Theaier until
cen,e Ia PAID with the usual order NJ show cause wny
the Injunction be not made pefmaneuf.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

MARIsH cofHT-TEIAL TEnM-PARr f--GRoss ,.
22lG Fta art J@nlnschor 23 % Ilnhi Creainsr
40 >. itoss aet Bfnan. % 80 HOldD ~ agt Hickey
- ! Il Oyl axt. DalDn. 23gD. Ny g. ! 'hDs0n
2I39 Chase and Sa0 agt. 1851 Al,l al. Vincent
Webr. 2G-O IuDdt syi. Doellner
IJiI frng aki. MciOyrrn 23JS Nc hndlo-s ef al oct
AHsO RI at. sill rk. Harvey.
islo Toiii agt Buste>d and 23N Koneman act rrrDsu
2JBj Srtr, nYi. >.
Pact fI-JOACHYsgr
2'f2 Carroll art. TlrsT 2liG Msf7c-r a-t. e. g. ard
2lIf Warner {. = o. rgICe. y. feiIy |. p.f q
- Hoax AT. B0"e q al 90 !3bHs agL Marshall IA
"y|S GVtd AT. HutfOL, &c. auO
3nt7 Lrrv ri al Bern. 3SSi. Am Soc fr N q
sciD. 10 u. AT JiGII Il al
2HND iicr ~ at stevens 2s0O hen SoTtIy ard ana
S1Jl Leaiy agt. Ryan ard - sgt- hrCartiy.
2iOi .poAcr. at. rhren.
y - Ni-rp,n ngt Reilly. Zloj. .HItie syi. nrpssE
.! J..s>aue AT. same.
PAgT III-ALKTR T.
a ~ .S0utiiiri agt. Rod 2j12 CJughl u "a cushins
- = H. -. N.D- q al 1J23 la al
8: C..r-fl iirhloTt etsi
SIj..Iis5 at. Garl. 3sa3 Dis,. at. Daiy
.JlG Maior =. Conner 61i friei Il AZ Hove
3JG2 st Li-r"r. @tiG N~y~r Wolff M
- - Meyer HB- Milo jr, "l9 Barnes sgt Wal nuit
- -. J.I-B, Aus ayt. Ninsb or
3pji norton AIT. SmOBsOD fif, lns Co.
GRNFiAL -R-sOV fiE AS). J.-rhDpas nv, stephen
H. rl1 ~: ia i,- rlry BJcairy, JOh1 SfI.n.
slJ1iJIs snd bifcry: tJari- 'srI. y, u
E0flH, limo hy lluicf, lHDJ. JaU.S Jpgltsl e
len r.. Dlo'ai. Simon : it %, ElN Tl spDe 7L
buf4lITy, bIOIsO IO.H.i Jos-pA BIS, Patrick -
'hrr nr fIg, Henry Bos.DSur grand arc"ny Joseph
NvDkh1g bur -J4ro tOos
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

TEMPORARY INJUNCTION AGAINST THE LY
CLUM 1HEA7ER.
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Conrt, Cham
bcrs yesterday. the instance OF tho Society for tho
Reformation ~ Jsvene Denquenls. granted a tempo
Ia Injunction aaiast Maurice GIau and A. ChiL1oln
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
nIGIETON- nay II.

Suprrms C0Yrf Chanbc.S-By Judge LAwrcnc". -
Dyckman ag .ioIt-i.in $50 Il, Dyckuan a@t. "oifteD
tsu- seaman CHI aI1 Northern fa1 &
larDid Cciupan,, We'll ai irrch"r Ter; at ss'Din
Cra..t Mann & WiOughDj.- Notion .sT 8 inin mcii O
q rrtnoG and G,Or@r H. NWnTl- hppo al ~
s.CI reel settl,d two +I = iQicr Nam
WilDuo1 by. }rfcrr era tee Moran . Po!uoh-
clam Whc the i,i spirts allgr fhH' roy nave
AGAINST tie pd utu having t ~ purCiiAid Dy tbrh ~ f e
this action entered cinnp e SCI on VI us
having existed la favor Oi dri'ndd H asdSt ui-
,l4i tn tinr The uOn W.s commenced u wOntl Dn ut
~ y RI ute No ground iru2rnngt r rt'aib
Los.dirani"i 80 't-ts 10 an"e ~"
event. et,l ag TiGeu.-Ihc amended answer was rfh
me- tink at the nio'ln for c"iir @ anH
-ay should b, .riue irasnuch ~! materially oi iherl
trn,c of suiiri utli rh"wi Tie MINIS
sfr vithUt stay otherwise m"non felta NJ
costs % either party Harris AIT vi coH-G rsited ~
Spec,n ISy Judge Van Brunt-Si"iir ag' Iha W.
or Faulkner agt. Sanr oupihhiS d5nisTuu opi"i
ag. Siulrr.-J,ap1n-Di ioI liainilh SEQ oplnl"l ,
.NHyji0r con, u,f-SpP'dt Term -IiV Jud tc Van |"I>i
B lirris ri a. ag bcSulty.-N0tce q" m"1on ." Vaci
order ~ aad 81 rinsIte clse o ~ eIa ta ' 81
H., ionrt gwen to the Ot.tr sldt kbc to at tl
Notion for ~ the ofG,r ~ Teii"''ee granted
ent, fSiirlOns Ne ~ 0"''i
P,ii liar .rnt"m lint -"lld ~ Inaie more
l.in Atg tho pr agreed 80 In rnid Tor llr services
as IN .a.ttl r-,I MOri0u.-OiIi'T gflu'ei.
l lnlfr Winthrop agt. LesIneer Judgment toi
plaiIiin tDplHn'hL
f'opeloo Tlraa-SpeciG1 Trrp JI'lsr l.arre-
mprrIhr Pe0; =" tc Finn "A nl pros s1oul' rsi ~"
entered 1ho rr'i &c. at AcAHsy-Paris" on tr,l "p, IL
cal, r,ist p"Opr &C. ast MCCanh--Ab
minutes -. cOul showing dih siafse
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
rs INCELLENCE AS 4 NEWS JOURNAL.
Fr,1n 7he raj ruin ~ y, EsgiAt,r ti1dl

The NEW YORK TRIBUNE celebrated its
tril If birthday S.tiuidy 10y taking POSSESSION a..
it, grand building. appearing also IN new iyIT Gnd
printed prc-s Of improved llit lion The bulu nS
which ui.s ~ new qitfirrs II nf stOfi,S III
hight brrr sn,cllar and nto, and Is crowned with
D,ycr the top which Is 2GO trt from The side Walk
la the eighth story l. tc editorial room. and in the Hnlh
the composing the bIsne>s oticu Dcns an ING
iri floor There Is for diversity of opinion 10
tic airhcr ual Il, ct OF tho huge pie. bu tan be
question 10 It's strength ana s'nity ana these are
the MAN requirements such structure. Further
more, be d'uA. entertained IN reference 10
the Increasing prosperity of THK TEIBUsk, and It's
excellence As a news jOIi iial.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

'sss
GENERAL TRRA-DAY, Oh j.,
50...sp Imam CT al. agt
Nca.s.
~. Havilsad ot al sgt.
" nlilr.
4l..liuilur ~ al. agt
A.hlo
s6I Coh'mdnn ani ano. agt.
nacns. linpi'd. 40
SO. Berligan agi. 'lne May
Of, 40.
4. DAVIS ot al. agt Am.
society TOR FRA Oi
4. Ia A.
- .kunast and an0. aS'.
llustod "a al.
IC... DDlln agl ha.emyor.
10 zoe agL Cassidy. s1rV.
3J..IiufTing. sur,., %c. ~
MOit.iurr. a.. "a
~
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
ALMOST Az IDEAL NEWSPAPER.

We congratulate our Dcigbpor over the WHY,
THE Nh"> OH 1iIrh. "n IT. ic'iinva 10 its IA ia r
tiers though its toWcTins structure docs cNchl" ilc
sunlight from editorial san 'tum No one Of oT 'c II
lar changes. VIII not oven except ne HihcSi. gives
Cyidurr 81 h.Lcr mere d1rnct mO'l purpose iliaD
ruE Htw-YoKK TIiHf'>E rs oc,IsiuLl iciicl"ds AZ
tires nave genuine Cir siidn ~ th"n nIi ~ its
iq.rrt the ,,r,.ni <i,iic md intellectual JNcfrn
IN tEiS country ana no per
IN iu~saHl. IL unconscious parsaSip ~ lol.e II
t- g~ra..st detect II il could only harD 10 couhinr
judicial inntrtiIlity witl il mora CrCs ticss, Ii WoLd
~ LII l1nul ILi.AEannih.L.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
IT. GGEAT ABILITY AND USEFULSE5S.
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SOUTHERN GRATITUDE.
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THE Nctr- OrlcGps P.c1yaac di;cOlrscs pleas
aiiti, over t.r good IOrtue IHE ,EVIJEh i ~ NJ
N HE ,1s, s>oH u. pd!i hoD AM SAYS truly tDI
we ui The south In TElD. debt 1f glai!tnLu
rs profound as the La red bore II, WAN II
an "a Wh such Persistence ail prove. the crli-
against VITA uA-iirp tss1 CdTnrstnrss AMI d-
.ut slci bruthcrnJ0l the old chciny Las bccOnr ol
,iauucsl irru an gOn into battle !Or Tie AOLthcrn
oplc again Il the party wncI AGp-I into power. and
its warfare been wac"d win tAe same crsstcuce
and prnwcss which gIisLcl its abolition t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-17
AFAAOUs MEDICAL INSTITUTION.


ANa% ss4N NsANeAalN AAtAAA
"The name OF DR.. R. V. Pierce, Of BuiIa.
10, n. y, has become as familiar to the peO-
pie all over the country as household
words His wonderful remedies, his
pamphlets and books, and his large medi.
ical experience, have brought him into
prominence and given him a solid reputa-
ton. The Iimcs, in the present issue, pre-
scnts wh0le'page communication from Dr.
Pierce, aud cur readers may gain from it
some idea Of the vast proportions OF his
business and the merits Of his medicines.
He has at Buffalo mammoth establishment,
appropriately named fThe Worlds DiSpen'
sary, where patients are treated, and the
remedies compounded. Here nearly u
hundred persons are employed in the sew
eral departments, anda corps OF able and
skilled physicians stand ready to alleviate
the suiIerings OF humanity by the most ap'
proved methods. These physicians are in
frequent consultation with DR.. Pierce, and
their combined experience is brought to
bear on the successful treatment Of obstinate
cases. The Doctor is man Of large medical
experience, and his extensive knowledge OF
materia medica has been acknowledged by
presentations OF degrees from two Of the
first Medical Colleges in the land"
Ii you would patrOnize Medicines, scien'
tiiically prepared by u skilled Physician
and Chemist, use DR., PierCes Family Mcdi.
cines. Golden Medical Discovery is nutri.
tiOus, tonic, Alternative, and blOOd.cleansing
and an unequalled cough remedy; Pleas.
ant Purgative Pellets, scarcely larger than
mustard seeds, constitute an agreeable and
reliable physic; FavOrite Prescription, II
remedy Tor debilitated females Extract OF
Smart-Weed, q magical remedy for Pain,
Bowel Complaints, and IN unequalled
Liniment for both human and horse.llesh;
while his DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is
known the world over as the greatest spe.
citC for the Catarrh and "COld in the
Head" ever given to the public. They are
sold by Druggists. eOd,Sw&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-17
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