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II vegetine will relieve pain, cleanse, purify
and cure such diseases restoring the patient TO
many remedies, suffering for years, is It not
conclusive proof, II you are a sufferer, you can
be cured7 Why is this medicine performing
such great cures7 IL works In the blood, In
the circulating fluid. IT can truly be called the
Great Blood Purifier. The great source OF dis
ease originates In the blood. and no medicine
renovate, has any just claim upon public atten.
'tioD. vi "a
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Gained Fifteen Pounds of Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. L, 1s12
ii. r. STEVENS Dear Sr-I have had dy spep-
sia In its worst form for the last ten years, and
have taken hundreds OF dollars worth OF medi-
cine without obtaining any relief In Septem-
Der last / commenced taking the Negetine,
since which time my health has steadily i'm.
proved. Ny food digests well, and have gained
fifteen pounds OF flesh. There are several 9TH
ers in this place taking the Vegetine, all have
obtained relief. Yours truly,
THOMAS 4. MOORE,
Overseer Of card room, Portsmouth Co.'S Mills.
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Educational.
pARRE ACADEMY.

THE FALL TERN
will begin on Thursday, August 10th. For
catalogues address
j. S. sPAULDING, Principal,
jySOd&w3w Barre, Vermont.
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CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL, RAN
- DOLPH, Vermont. ABEL K. LKAvKN-
WORTH, A. NJ, Principal. assisted by four ca
NAL schools OF Vermont, Massachusetts and
New York. Model school and Preparatory de-
partments added. Capacity OF building doubled.
Fall Term opens fourth Tuesday in August.
Spring Term, second Tuesday in February.
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CINCINNATI; Nov. 26, 1872.
NJ. II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir-1he two bottles
OF vegetine furnished me by your agent my
wife has used with great benefit. For long
time she has been troubled with dizziness and
cOstlveness; these troubles are now entirely
removed by the use OF vegetine.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia and
general debility, and has been greatly bene-
fitted -
THOMAS GILMORE.
2294 Walnut Street,
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What l Know About Vegetine.

SOUTH BOSTON, May Q, 1870.
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ.,: Dear Sir-I have had
considerable experience with the vegetine. For
dyspepsia, general debility and impure blood,
the Vegetine is superior to anything which l
have ever used. commenced taking Vegetine
about the middle Of last winter, and. after u.s.
ing few bottles, 1t entirely cured me OF dys-
pepsia, and my blood was never in SO good con-
diLion as at the present time. IL will AFFORD me
pleasure to give any further particulars rela-
tive to what know about this good medicine
to any one who will call or address me at my
residence, 1856 Athens street. Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
3S6 Athens street.
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Books, Stationery, &c.

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APPRECIATION,
CHARLEsTowS, Mass, March 10, 1869.
II. r. STEVENS This Is to certify that have
used your BLOOD Preparation Vegetine), IN
my family for several years, and think thai, ior
scrofula or cankerous humors or rheumatic
affections, II cannot BIO excelled; ana as a
blood purifier and spring medicine II Is the best
thing ever used; and have used almost
everything. can chez ia recommend IL 10
any one In need OF such L sdicine.
Yours respectfully, -
Mrs. A. A. DINSMORE.
julyl6d&wlm 10 russell street,
Vegetine Is So " al Druggists.
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Crooked whisky at indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December IA
The entire session OF Judge Gresham's
court to-day was occupied in hearing the
argument in the Hill case. Hon, Nelson
Truesler and General Brown for the
Government, and Hons. A. G. Porter and
w. P. Fishback for the defence.
James Dean, fireman on the Indianap-
oils, Cincinnati & Lafayette Railroad,
was knocked from the top Of q car while
passing under bridge last night and in
stantly killed.
The annual National Convention Of
Locomotive Firemen commenced this
afternoon at the Senate Chember In this
city, and was formally opened with
prayer by Grand Chaplain Geo. TyneF.
Mayor CaVen delivered the welcoming
address TO the delegates and was apprO-
priately responded to by Grand Master
James A. Leach. The public exercises
closed with prayer by Rev. Mr., Walker,
and the Convention took a recess until
tomorrow morning. The Grand Officers
present are j. A. Leach, Grand Master,
Port JerviS, N. Y; II, W, PlupmeF,
Grand Vice Master, HornellsVille; VIM,
N. Sayre, Grand Secretary and Treasu.
rer, Gallon, o., and Geo. Tyner, Grand
Chaplain, indianapolis. About sixty
delegates are in attendance from every
section Of the United States. The object
OF the order IL the mutual improvement
Of its members, The brotherhood repre-
sents thirty.lwO lodges. The Convention
will continue in session during the week,
The indianapolis Brass and Supply
Company, doing business on South Della.
ware street, made an assignment to-day
for the benefit Of their creditors. Assets,
$4,000; liabilities, $4,000. The fail.
ure was occasioned by their inability to
make collections. About one hundred
men are thrown out Of employment.
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New YORK, December 14.-Professor
Wells, who made speech before Bishop
Haven, at the now famous Boston
preachers meeting, and TO whom was at.
tributed the language "Thut Grant was
the Savor Of his country and the people
could not dispense with lis services
writes a card TO say: "The truth Is never
alluded to Gen. Grant In any way, shape
or manner whatever, and In tile whole
course Of my remarks | had not the most
distant thought or allusion concerning
what followed. Indeed ! do mol believe a
single individual came there with the
slightest anticipation OF what would be
said by the Bishop. The whole tenor Of
my speech, from beginning to end, was
n censure Of ecclesiastical interference
with the civil government in Europe and
as such the logical sequence could scarce
ly be the intermeddling Of the Methodist
Church with national politics.
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Temperance people hold State
Convention in Wheeling to-day they will
naturally want to know "lhe latest thing
out in their line. II Is that the State Of
Minnesota has adopted the plan Of assess
Ing the cost Of her State 1nebriate Asy.
Inm upon the licensed liquor dealers At
the last session Of the Legislature such a
law was adopted, and after long contest
in the courts its constitutionality was Af
hrmed by the Court Of Appeals. The
Governor Of Minnesota has now appoint.
ed Board to superintend the erection Of
the Asylum, and the work upon 1t is 10 be
commenced al once. The collections from
the liquor sellers already amount to
nearly $4,000, aud under the law they
are expected to aggregate about $4,000
by The lat Of January, which will be
quite sufficient for the starting Of the ASy-
lum.
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ST. LOUIS, December 14.-A dispatch
from Attorney General pierrepont tC
District Attorney Dyer says that The
commission Of Col. James A. Brodhead
as special counsel in the whisky prosecu'
tions has been forwarded, with retainer
Of $1,000.
Another dispatch says the President de,
sires ex.Gov. Reynolds TO be engaged tc
assist Colonel Brodhead. Mr.. Reynoldl
has been proHered the appointment and
has declined.
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THE principal line, Of railroad con.
verging at Philadelphia are making 81.
ganticprepnrations to meet the exgencies
Of the great exposition. Most OF the
roads OF this country are Of uniform
gangeso ns TO render transfer Of ireights
unnecessary, but where this Is not the
case, ample facilities will be In readiness
at railroad termini TO substitute trucks
OF the requisite width under the loaded
boxes The unloading Of heavy articles
at Machinery Hall will be performed by
means oil three ton cranes connected with
two powerful traction engines. Machin.
cry thus handled will be deposited in
Qnadrangular spaces arranged and mum.
Oered in the most methOdiCal manner.
The laying Of double tracks, extra
switches, and tho manufacture OF large
numbers OF new cars and engines, also
lorm part Of the transportation pro.
s'amme. Reduced fare on all roads
leading to Philadelphia will be charged
and "a many extra trains run as the
wants Of travel require. The PennSyl.
yania road will be prepared to transport
$4,000 persons daily to and from the
metropolis.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY


BREMEN, December 1.-THE INessI
Zsitua9 asserts that a passenger named
Thomas confessed to his intention Of dc
stroying the steamship Mosel for the
sake Of the insuranCes he held, and I'M
plicated others in the plot, The report
requires confirmation.
The man Thomas who Is supposed tc
have owned the case Of Dynamite, which
exploded at Bremen Haven, Is an Ameri'
can. He has been residing for some
months atStrehlen, Saxony.
DRESDEN, December l4,--The police
made a visit to the abode Of Thomas, in
Strahlin, but failed to discover anything
throwing light upon the terrible crime IN
which the man is implicated. His wife
has gone to Bremen Haier.
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VOLUME XXIV----NUMBER 81.

special request for prayer that their sons.
in-law might experience a change Of
heart.
A notice in Boston street cars reads !:
Counterfeit money not taken for fare"
And now those who want to get rid Of the
bogus stuff are compelled to either go to
church and put 1t on the collection plate,
OFgiye it to the street beggars.
Have'yOu heard the new salutationl It
has become customary Of late, among the
patrons otliquor stores, when desirouS Of
inviting friend to partake OF social
glass, to say; "Let's 60 and catch TWeedg
-NcO York Commercial.
A Duluth girl married young man
because he lifted his hat so beautifully as
he passed her. She got divorce because
he lifted the table 80 beautifully when the
dinner didn't suit him,
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Weather Report,
WAR DRPARrMRNT,
ORPcE or TIR CIIIEH SIGNAL OPRICRR,
WARRINGTON. D. G., Dec l6-l AN.

OPYIcE or TIIE CIIIET SIGXAL OFYIcRR,
WASIIlNGTON,. D. G., Dec l6-l AN,
PROBABILITIES,
For Wednesday in the South Atlantic
States, stationary barometer and TEN
perature, southwest winds and cleal
weather.
For the Gulf States, falling barometer
warmer, southerly winds, partly CLOUDY
and hazy weather, followed In Texas byr
severe nOrther.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
the Upper Lakes, falling barometer, in
creasing south winds, warmer weather
and possibly snow.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower
Missouri Valleys, falling baromeSer, war
mer southeast winds aud possibly light
snow or rain, followed suddenly by cold
northerly winds and clearing weather.
For the Lower Lakes q rising followed
by falling barometer, warmer, Souther'
y winds, cloudy weather, and rain OIL
snow.
For the Middle and Eastern States q
stationary or rising barometer, northwest
to southwest winds, cooler and clear fol
lowed by warmer and hazy weather.
The Ohio and Mississippi will continue
to fall slowly.
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ALI NOItTN.

The expense Of running The four Bell
aire street cars are about 500 per day
Thus far The enterprise has paid expenses
and something more.
How true IL Is that prosperity makes
friends, but adversely tries them. But
yesterday the word Of the iron men might
have stood against thsS Id. And now
John slagle (well.Ly to the iron men
Of WheeIihg) say ne attended meet
ing the other day where an assignee wa.
to be appointed, and where one Of the cred
itotS arose and said he should object to
the appointment Of any man "who was
eoniamiadled with iron"
And a. II the above was not enough
the Troy TteW adds insult to injury by
the following: "A teacher in one Of out
prominent female seminaries on the Hud
son, on being asked by a young lady o
her class what pig iron iS, replied, 'Iror
given in exchange for swine"
That must have been a beautiful sigh
at The Moody and sankey meeting wher
four mothers.in.laW arose to presen
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IL the lion. Henry G. Davis knows
himself he is not going to be supplanted
IN the affections Of the Third District oI
West Virginia by the late bid Of the Hon
Charles James Faulkner, as will be seer
by his Introduction Of a bill yesterday
into the U. s. Senate providing for an,
other appropriation to the KanawhS
river OF course II Is easy to introduce
aOiIl Of that kinl, and We presume that
Mt, Faulkner will Immediately 90 hii
competitor one better by introducing 4
bill into the House providing for twice
the amount named In the Senator'S bill.
1t will be interesting to watch the ma
noenyers Of these two patriots this scs.
sion oil Congress. II necessary they will
Introduce enough bills to bankrupt the
United States II thereby they can make
any political capital at home.
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The river continues to fall. At6 o'clock
last evening the marks at the wharf In
dicated 0 feet 7 inches.
The Salt Valley passed down yesterday
at 7 A. NJ.
The Emma Graham passed up yester'
day.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at noon.
The Carrie Brooks, Pittsburgh to
Zanesville, was expected down last night,
The Market Boy will leave for Pitts.
burgh this morning at 8 o'clock.
The Granite State, en- route from Ports.
mouth to Pittsburgh, Is due here at noon
to-day.
The Express will depart for Parkers.
burg at the usual hour.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati
yesterday ut p. NJ, with good trip.
The local packets james Rees, AbnGr
O'Neal and Star Of the West are running
on time.
The G. ". Hornbrook left for Pitts.
burgh yesterday, and will return to Min.
go, and thence to Pittsburgh nguin.
Capt. Davis, Of the Star Of the West, il
contracting with the Dock Company to
have an extension Of 80 feet made to his
boat, which will make her the complet-
est little craft on the Upper Ohio
tBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, Pa, December l4-River
Q feet 8 inches and falling; weather clear
and cold. Arrived-Market Boy, from
Wheeling. Departed-Carrie Brooks,
for Zanesville, and Market Boy, for
Wheeling.
MEMPHIS, December 14.-River rising
slowly. Arrived-Rosa Miller, Arkan.
sas river; 81. Francis Belle, White river;
Maude, New Orleans. Departed-EIla,
White river; Turner, Cherokee, Cincin.
natl; Chester, 81. Louis; Colorado, VickS-
burg.
EVANSVILLE, December l4.-WeaLher
clear during the day, but now II is cloudy;
mercury 80 to 400. River 10 feet and
rising. Up-Arkansas Belle, Iron Noun.
tain, Barnard and tow, and Florence Lee.
Down-Rover, Tarascan.
The 1dlewild leaves tomorrow for
Memphis, and IL ia understood that Capt.
Stack Lee has bought onC.hali interest
In her at the rate Of $4,000 for the boat.
She will run in the Memphis and Chicot
city trade In connection with the Phil.
Allen.
ST. LOUIS, December l4.-Arriyed.-
Atlantic and barges, New Orleans; Gil.
more, Ohio river. Departed-Tidal
Wave, VickSburg. River risen 2 inches,
with D feet water 10 Cairo, and tho upper
streams are swelling. Clear and mild.
CAIRO, December 14.-Arrived-Clin-
ton and Andy Baum, 81. Louis; Charles
Morgan, Cincinnati; Hickory, 81. Louis;
City Of Alton and Lizzie Gardiner, New
Orleans; Fannie Lewis, Memphis. De.
parted-Ilickory, Tennessee river; Liz.
zie Gardiner, Ohio river. River 10 feet
4 inches and stationary; weather cloudy;
mercury 400.
LOUISVILLE, December l4.-Wenther
cool and clear. Arfived--Vint Shinkle,
Memphis; Nashville, Madison. Depart.
ed--Vint shinkle, Cincinnati; Nashville,
Tennessee river. River falling with 10
feet 8 inches in the canal aud 8 feet 8
inches on the falls.
NASHVILLE, December i4.--Arrived--
silverthorne, Evansville; llillman, Cairo.
Departed - Little Condor, Cincinnati;
silverthornc, Evansville.
CINCINNATI, December l4.-River &c
feet l inch and falling. Weather clear
to-day but clouding up tonight and cold.
Arfived-John L. RhoadS, Pittsburgh;
Mary Houston, New Orleans. Departed
Exchange, Pittsburgh; Susie Silver,
New Orleans; Hudson, Wheeling.
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Died.

CLEVELAND, December AL. s. Var
Valkcnburg, editor Of The Sydney Demo
crut, formerly Of the Fremont Messenger
died at his residence In Sydney, o., yes.
terday. Deceased was a member Of The
last Constitutional Convention Of Ohio.
The Jury In the case Of James Canon,
charged with the murder Of a half idiot
son by starvation, last spring, retired al
II o'clock to-day, and have not yet re-
turned verdict.
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ObIecling 10 the Programme.

CoNsTANTENoPLE, December l4.-The
Austrian Ambassador asked the Grand
Vizier on Saturday to suspend hostilities
and open negotiations In the insurgent
districts. Some OF the Ministers are
urging the Sultan to reject the pro.
gramme Of reform emanaling from the
Northern powers, and in justification Of
such rejection to refer them to u plan Of
reform which the Porte itself intends to
promulgate Tomorrow,
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LOUISVILLE, December l4-At Lexing.
ton, KY, To-day q young man purpOrting
TO be the son Of Hon. NJ. II, Golfer, Judge
Of the Kentucky Court Of Appeals, en-.
deayored to commit suicide by taking
laudanum. The attempt was unsuCCess.
full and the prospects Of his ultimate re-
Covery are considered very good.
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FIRE RECORD

BREDaEPoRT, CONN, December a.
The cabinet shops Of the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine Company were
destroyed by fire tonight, The fire de-
partment was nearly powerless on nc
count Of the insufficient supply Of water
Loss $500,0OO. Insurance 100000.
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NoYel NAV ol i,ntlnr Dehis,

LOUISVILLE, KYs December 14.-,A
novel way Of paying debts has been de,
veloped In this city since the recent elec.
tion. Losers Of wagers, by the terms ol
the bets, are compelled TO walk several
miles along public thotoughiateS playing
hand organ, singing and collecting
money, which Ii handed over to The or.
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ChpgntelIiqetreer,
The chesapeake and Ohio Road.

The chesapeake and Ohio Road,
w, have before US a COPY of the state.
m,,I, out recently under the an.
I't"' . n ,be Receiver of this road and
T. obIi.bed for tho benefit Of ipterest.
wv I'l,If,. II seems that there are two
" ~, a, to what tho roud bas cost
L,;n, tcnt ,t Richmond and the other
'p, w., york These two accounts difIsr
,,,,i,IIy 1, 10 the extent of several mil.
g', a., n tbc cost of the road and its
"'",' i,nont According to the Richmond
.4' ,,pnt ,he amount is about twenty-five
4, a,ian, and rbo interest since 1878, Ae.
",jioy 10 the New York account it ia
' ,, torty.liye millions, II explained
t,,evcr that the latter account includes
a,llions of stook that was oirn to
g"o,in,,on, w. & Co., the builders of the
I wSicb ,bov have included AZ er.
'o
F ~ .hoo,d iudve that somebody had
,I, ,ood tLiDv outof the building Of
rb.,oncoko 4 Ohio. In the matter
W. y, a,,nJ Iomouosp alone We notice that
,,,rov wos maid three times over
II.m,,o. '. botween Charleston and the
or,' ,y ,iycr than nm all the rest Of the
I l Thi. .,rikes ia IA singular but
,,L,n, II /. susceptible of explanation.
F'I I.., ,h.ro /. No little uossip ailoat ma
.'L.n, I ,ho country in and around linn.
',.,,,n ,,,s bouybt nm in advance by in.
W ',I,,,,,;o. and "A 10 how good fat dam.
.,,,, WV, ,,o,o nrob,bly maid. unwittinplv, no
I',L, IN ,ho.o nortics for tho ripht NJ
~,y
i,.,,ikr.u.ihat IL would bo mighty In.
,,,o,,io, ,ooIirvu 10 the bond holders
wbo oro nav seeking relief in
,Lo II = Courn. to know iust how
",,h had hoor made in the wnv
ot .nscolnlion along tho line of the
,o,d hv par,te. who knew n thing
,'ro in advance as. for instance, n, 10
~. location of ,ho mountain slones n.
Hinton & . nnd o.io the termination NJ
,ha,.,I a, Ilnn,inr,on inslend NJ nj ,ho
'oan,h w., of s,nIv ns tho contract called
m,
~, III, oro,oo, .,,,n. of ,ho Cbe.onookO
T. oIt., .o,onII,, ,ho, n ,bo Nor,horr
N n,.,ss M .,i,sa,I L,, hoon h,,;I, t.nn,
',,r, ,,r,.., -, ~, ',,,,o.o -, IN o,Lo, wo.,l.
I.,~ ~ pi,LnnnI - IInr,in,,or Inc, n'
,to to', vo.,Ia,n p,aiGc w., heiIt from nm.
,,l,' ,n, ,'o ,o ~" W,i Diva. ~ ,ho Nor,h AMI
,uIn ,, W Wv '',' han, ".om, - L.yo "nI,
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SECRETARY STANTON had mighty curt
way Of doing things and a desire to attain
his ends by the shortest possible roads.
Hence doubtless his fondncss for mono.
syllables. Ex.Gov. 1etcher, Of Virginia,
astaken prisoner during the war and put
in Jail In Washington. Aftertwo months
and haltofimptisonment, he managed to
get released on parole, and this was
stantons characteristic order and the
whole Of IL:
WAsntSaroS, y. G., July 25, 1885,
John I.elcher Is hereby paroled. He will
10 home by the same road he came here,
and will stay there and keep quiet.
EDwiN NJ. STANTON.
Twenty.one words in all, besides the
proper names and date, and eighteen oI
them monosyllableS.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, December l4.-Thc French Geo.
graphical Society has elected General
Andrew A, Humphreys, Chief Of the En-.
gineeF Corps, U. S. Army, correspond
ing member,
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NEW YoRK, December l4.-Adolph
Levinger, attorney for the lately failed
German up town savings bank, has been
arrested, charged with failing to account
for collections to the amount Of $3S, 900.
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viii Tnkc a Holiday.

WAsHtNuroN, D. C., December A.
II il said 10 be The intention Of Speaker
Kerr 10 announce the standing commit
tees on Tuesday, 2lSt, and that thereafter
the two Houses will take their usual hOl.
iday recess,
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THEusury BILLS again before the House
Of Delegates, motion to reconsider hsv.
ing prevailed yesterday evening.
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SAN rEGNc1sCo, Dec. i4.-Timothy
Harrington, a member Of The New York
police, visiting this coast for his health,
dropped dead on the street this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-15

Mr.. PRtrcHARp spoIN yesterday as II
the rate for money out in bis part Of the
State was from Is to 100 per cent.