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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02
neZaZiynOSti

a natouklost zacpu pusobi. Kdyz ty
kapky odstrani latky, ktere tdzkosti ty
pisobi, vypudi take pfiznaky tlkazy ne
moce, ktera pramene toho vyprystla,
iako na pr. llolikove brsni bolesti nil
mani, iakoz boeni hlavy prsou, zavrat
tla6eni a pustotu hlave, un6ni mzka-
nj oCich a sklieenost prsni, obti1ne dy
chani. ktere Jest zvlast6 hypochondristam
(tezkomyslnym) casio osudne.
Proti: &c m boil lie t g IN, iez ZEN.
s k po b lavi tax zhnsta trapi.
PROT: plnokrevnosti,
| b d nsi CT
ttz komys lnosti,
uzkostl vosti
tezkostem zal deGni IN
IN dlo b q m,
bolesteln. hlayy a
i d. Il,
klepani srdce,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02
Verejnt dikHvZdani.
Sister Clara, o. S. v, Carrolton.

Sister Clara, O. S. v, Carrolton.
<t New Orleans, La.
Jelikoz vase ,,Hamburske kapky" ne
en- mne ale j .iinym dobfe poslouzily, ne.
nohn ncz vyieviti yam uznani svoje OBJ
jednayam pfi tom noyych dyacet lahvi.
Neslysel iisem nikdy jeste, ze by ide
tax dplne leky spokojeni byli, jake jsou
k ap k mi dra. Augusta Koe-
niga. Vsichni lide Sc tomu tesili, ze
jsem kapky dra. Augusta Koeniga me
ste zavedl. Tesf mne sameho, ze isem
takoveho neco vyvedl. Co lide 0 mich
prayi, dovite sc zevrubntii nektereho
pfilozenych listkd. V lcte
Andreas Wadl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02

X Koncert We prospech vdovy sirot-
XII po hndebnikn Blazkovi, ktery pred
kratkem zeinfel, hodlaii uspofadati ODE
ceske kapelly sini Peruna, jez Jim pry
k dceli tomu zdarma propdjeena bude.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02

Oheh. Dnes rano po pate hodine "a
hugely parni pisfaly olejnach Rookie
tellerovych tfikrate ma poplach. nebof ma
Iednom niste vypukl oheh, ktery ale vice
koufe nez skody spdsobil brzo pfemo.
zen byl. Spousty cerneho, desneho kou.
re byly nesmirne.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02

pres Southampton pc oblibenych
zeleznych parnikach postovnich
(250O = 1000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain ..
BERLIN, captain Petscher.
OHIO, captain Meyer.
LElPClG, captain Hoffman,
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. Unduetscb.
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger
Expedicni dnoye jsou ustanoveni:
Nuremberg eeryen 9. ece 3.
Braunschwe;g 30 "a.
Ohio Gee. IA srn
Leipzig rs 81
Nuremberg srp. II zaf. 4
Braunschweig 25 IS
dale pax kazdy tyden.
Tyto lode dopravuii cestovatele do
Bremen, Southampton, LondIna, Havru
a zp6t.
Ceny pfevozni do Is bfezna
4 Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta 500 zlate
mezipalubi 32 v pap.
Il Baltimore do Bremen, Southampto-
nu, Londyna Havru
kajuta s 90 zlate
mezipalubi 30v papir
Zpatecni listky:
mezlpalnbi S44.50v pap.
Deti od lilo let polovici, kojenci 80.
s Stran zasilek listk1 pfeplav
nYch obratte sc jednatelim:
A. Schuhrma cher Il Co.
8 Sonth Charles Str. Baltimore.
Charles Waiter,
IL pro Washington.
gt Martin krejci,
pro ty same lode, Cleveland, o. d
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02
Ufadovna mestskeho m6fiGe.
CITY Hall Nro. Z
Cleveland, O., ). srpna. 1875
n1n3,no,,s - l,,.4.ol..

Oznamenl pro kontraktory.
Uiice Forest, Hamilton Auburn.
Zapecetena nabidnuti pfiiimati Dude
rada pro opravy We svG uradovnt az do
2. zafi 1875, II hodin poledne, ma stupho
vani. pokladani kfemelem, obroubeni a
opraveni ulice Forest od Woodland Ave
az Ike Gardenstr; dale ma strpnovani sto-
kovani a opraveni ulice Hamilton cd Wa
son str. az ku Case Ave a ulice Auburn,
mezi Scranton Merchant Ave.
Plany specifikace mohou nahlednuty
IA IVORY obdrzeny byti ' 1fadovnG NEST.
ni6rice.
KazdC nabidnuti obsaE ovati musl pine
jmcno kontraktora provazeno bjti do
statecnou iistotou, ably padu pfijeti
smlouva uzavfena byti mohla.
Zadneho nabidnuti nebude poysimnu-
to, jez nebude vyhotoveno ma formulafi
cd NEST. mefite vydanem.
Mesto ponechava ST pravo. vsecky ia :
dosti pfiimouti nebo odmitnouti.
Jmenem rady
J. i. NJ rsse
mestsky mGfiG.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02

Pan j. W. S yksora ptibyl vcera
do Noveho Yorku a jest dnes vecer oceka.
van Cleyelandu po skoro tfimesicnem
vzdaleni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02

Cestf d clinic /. ktefi drive zame-
stnavani byli pfi cist6ni, uprayovani a
prorazeni ulic, stezuji 81, re posledni do
bon isou cd dfednikd do jichz oboru vec
ia spada, odstrkovani ze Sc yydavaii po-
ukazky ma praci skoro vyhradn6 ien Ir.
candm a N6mcdm, ac mnozi t6chto me-
ne nalehav6 vydelek potfebuji, nez chudi
a starr delnici ceske narodnosti. Bylo by
zahodno, aby politicke spolky cesk6 a
cesti 1fadnici vtc vysetfili a pax.
Ii tomu skutecne tax, iak Sc nam zdGluje,
We prosp6ch ceskych delnikd zakrocili.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02

j a k jest to vyhodne, kdyz ma elo-
vek n6kolik femesel. Pan Jan Vanek.
pfiruci mestskeho pisafe, jest femesla sve
no naterat. Ably neispise nepfisel ze
cviku, nabidl Sc ze, ovsem "a elusnou ma
hradu, pravi Sc ) denne. bude malovati
napisy cislice ma jednotlive kancelare v
novem radnim dome. = Doufame. ze
tato nova einost priruciho pisafe nebude
ma nimu svfdomitemu p.neni jeho 1fad-
mich povinnosti, nebot jinak bychom me-
pochcpoyali, k cemu by m6sto melo plati-
ii iedenact nebo dvanacte set Ifadnikovi,
ktery by mel tax malo ma praci, ze by
yedle lfadni cinnosti pohodlne jeste feme
slo provozovati mohl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02

Y y NGm &c u 0 1 roku | So 4
vyhldsene.
Go prostfedek prot nemocin, iako:
SoInaty tok. kozni vyra&eni-
ma, ostrost krve, pok azeny Ia
lud { K palcni "a Thy.
N Nejvy born6jsi lex proti ne.
"a ci IN ater. 5 leziny Z luce
Spolehlivy lex prot
boicni hfavy
yzeho druhu, dJchavitnosti zapachu Z
dst.
Osytddeny lex pr vsecl zenskych ne
mocech, blodui6ce, aloutenici, zkazene kr-
We a zaludkovych kfeci
Jisty presiFcdek proti zimnici rheu-
matsmu.
Uziyani iedne lahve AugsbnrgskycL
kapeE uSetfi yttSich yyloh IN Gky.
20 ctu, "a lahev aliob lahvi "a 800
k dostan kazde pofadne lekarn6 neb
pii zaslani obnosu, hlavniho skladn pro
Amerku cd
w. Ernst, Cleveland, d.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02
DySpeSii,

DSSptSll.
nebo obtiznemu zazivani boleni hlavy,
boleni zadech a plecich, stisntnosti pr
sou, kasf, kyselemu fihani, zayrati, Cd
pornosti Lstech, bolestem zluGnim, bole
stem ' okoli ledvin "A STUN iinych j.
nJch nemoci a jich Gkaz1m, yznikaiicim
re spatneho traveni.
Proti: neinOcen kOinim. Osu.
tinaIn, vfedim, nadorlm, bolavyIn
ocim, Cervence, svrabu, spatne barve pie
te jinym nemocem koznim Jedna jc-
dina lahev pfesv6dci toho neinedHvtrti-
veisiho.
ZachOvavejte krey svOji Ci-
stOu n dbeite zdravi svthO
dstrOji t6IesnthO.
l. u hev
.,HamburskyCh kapek'
stoji 80 ctd, = lahyi d Vi dolary, a
jest k dostani We vsech nemeckych lekar-
ach anebo po zaslani penGz
A. Vogeler & Co.
Baltimore, Nd.
Nara ind ri L lUzInnf
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02

pokud vznikaii re zaSlemovani, nahroma.
deni kruditetii a
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02

Prot: kataru slime ryine, kite
ra Sc zylaSte rychle vyleti, protoze kapky
ostry, zacpu pdsobici slem trhaii vym6
Sui.
Prot: zanetivGmu choronickemu
reumatizmu, proti dine (gicht) vse
hkym zlutniin, remittuiicim intermittu-
jicim zmnicim. proti nemocem krev
MIN. ledvin mechyfe Prot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15

CITY BOSTON. CITY HALL. 4
CocIIrrArE WAFER BoARn OFFICE
sealed nroposas win be received at ms once Tor four
separate contracts 10 be indorsea follows. Wiz
a. Proposal Tor building Section IL OF The sudhury
~ Proposal building Section 6 Of the sudbury
al Proposal for building Section II OF the Sudbury
AZ Proposal Tor building Section 10 OF the Sudbury
River Conduit
Those for the 18th and sections until ~ O'Clock VI a.
ih and s sections I'M ii Il oeoeS H. Of hasag he
81 day Of June 1919 az which place and tunes they viii
Bidder. sr required state in their proposals their
pTopo al i IN ali respects lair ana made Without COZ.
nection collision with any oaer person making pro.
each separate item Of the work BY which The bids WIN
Tie prices proposed must stated both writing and
IN figures and ali proposa containing bits not called
bd must be signed by the bidder an accompanied
ing his place OF business residence and conditioned
TO- tue execution OF the contract with satisfactory Sc
thus advertisements in case The BIZ be accepted; in
10 deposSca with said u alter Board -!
The person to whom the contract may be awarded
w DC required = appear al ihis oaiee with the securi
tour days hos nsinis sunday from iLe date Of non.
The WORK IS to commence within ten days after the
regularity unril its compilation, which completion
3 se'Yre s s.s III a. - Ausna iS.', 80 !,
neers' approximate esuuAc quantities o. work 10 Be
s sSe i " see Il / Sec s. ,Y Il &c. 10
7s0jJ O4uuj s4uU ,eW cubic yards or earth excaya
2o So 30 200 cubic y srGse q cara eaTSn exc.va
$500 800 LOO caS Sa V SSPGs s' a borrowed
earth
s ' aS SS cubic y ys: Ct e. i f8 asssPs
sss S 5 sa$5 g.4a :ss'i sasl nj.
% q 10 10, cutie yard, o. dry ruOblc.
ftone masonry and paving.
40 p cubic yards OF split stone
paving ~ mortar
masonry in mortar.
l60 10 ~ cubic yards OF dimension
stone masonry with cut
fac2s. In mortar.
100 10 10 90 cubic yards Of dimension
stone masonry and coping
quarry iacec, n mortar.
40M sM ion l5N feet B. n. Of spruce lumber
placed.
100 round spruce piles driven
aud prepared.
Specifications be obtained al the office OF the CtF
Enenaer tity HAL, boston, and pans may be ~
tic Engineers Office Of the Boston Water WOrks at
SOatl rramiughnm.
The amount Of security required will be such sum MS
may b. fixed by the alter Board amer tie proposals.
opened sa1 not 10 DO less than efOurtn
more than twOthirds OF the amount Of the contract
The water Board reserves the right 10 reject
al bids should deem Il 10 be for the interest Of the
cy OF Boston 80 70 do. THOMAS GOGfK.
President Cochituate Water Bord.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-mALEs.

IQY A FRENCNNAN-AS WAITER IN A PRIVATE
~ iam'iy g boarding hou Zen years experience
speaks Eng>hi FIRST cas-. city reference country pre-
ieriel Address p iANC Herald Uptown Branch otfce
l2Nl nrnaAMaY
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TRAvnLLNRs, eyIDa.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY

A A. 4
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
For New Brighton, Snug harbor West Sri;hoa AL
Port Richmond, boats leave watehlh '.rss~ l iooth
Broadway, daily. at6:f SAILS 9;j1 l1tS A. u. 80
2:i5, $50 4;3o, $50 ami . rs p NJ.
Sundays at half-past everv hour, rom o'D A. N.
Fare 10 cents
Aston House carsleave Vesay s:rseG,r cry Frs
Scents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15

TrIsH AND sCoTCH TOURS PASSENGERS VINO
i contemplate landing IN Ireland aud VINO wish 10
n all themselves u tie advantages offered by COOKS
TOURIST TICKETS must purchase them previous 70
sailing They be obtained bv every route 20 Lon
an. COOKS ENCu kSIONIsr. price ~ cents contains
n ogrammes fares and fun particulars OF over 100
european tours COOK, son JkAhiNS,
.Gl Broadway. New York
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pROPOSAGs.
SUDBURY RIVER CONDUIT
PRoPosALs TOR SECTIONS IS, i6. II AND 10

CRY OF BOSTON. CRY HALL,
Coo aIrrArR WAIER BoARn OrTIcE
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ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY lINE-Its siLAA
II AnMENIA Will, on aud after Nonlay' u Is ~ lea
New York on Mondays. Wednesdays an1 tfiaaNs rom
Very street pier 80 North River, AZ $50 r. NJ ana
Twenty ourth street AZ a. NJ landing &C VS. rnin,s
Ncwburg. Poughkeesie Rniaebeek, 'atN1I' "a n n
Daily passages viii be resumed ~ aug w ~
q whea the steamers e. NlBBA ~ anu DAs- - I'M"
will be VI iced upon the roata.
A TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES = PUNCH
II Slips or Trip Tickets printed cneaptr 1ld on ne'ir
board Ill the NJ q tKOPOLiiAN PRINTING r. AbLI, =
MENT Herald Building New York, than aaywnerc e.
lN1TIZENs, LINE or STEAMBOATS, FOR Troy COW
" Meeting Win al railway lines Aorsh aId Ws,t iasa
% cents deck; cabin passage. including pefta 81 En
gan steamboats, leave tally, saturday rArepleQ, az
NJ from pier ~ North Rver. loot u leroy str
Through tickets sold over ~ connectins ltnss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UP THE CREEK W CHAM
" plon aud Water nrett, diily Gun aTs excepted
from Canal street. 4. NJ. Fare 81 cents
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nPPosIr oN.-sLBANY AND TROY FROM FRANK
" i'm street. pier 81 Deck. 2ic cabin 81 with tern
Steamer SCHUYLER, Mondays, Wednesdays anu = II
days, O p M. }. Y. hANCOA
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Dre-s.naka.. -. :.sam..resss

81 Q-Q % AV-AS ENGLISH GIRL A. CgAN
~ - bermai4 Yeas T-iercnee,
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THE TRADES.

ElLE CUTTERS wANTRD-oN TAPERS MILLS AND
II fats Apply at Hack Diamond File Works Al Rich
m0nd street Phiiadclph
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SJ0l. WEST 2qTH sT. NEAR sra Av.-As GOOD
4 III plain cook, washer and irouer and wou'd 10
general homework in small private family good
city reference.
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IN sTEAMsHIP LINZ BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
C0mpanY's pier, foot OF Second street Hoboken
ODER ......... May = MUaEI June
NECkAk........... Nav ~ ."june IL
Rates - passage from New FORK TO southampton.
Havre bremen:-
first CABIN, gold Second cabin...ssj, goli
Steerage. So. CURRENCY.
Prepaid sfeerage certficates, So, currency
Return tc6ets@t reduced rates
oELRiGis, No Bowling Green.
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UvAvTgb-YoUNG MEN, IN NEW YORK BROOK
W sna aud Jersey CITY, To- take names ior dIreetory
salary VIZ week Send two stamps Tor canvasstrs
book instruction and working districts 70 q l. ALLEN
/ drawer Post ONCE. Camden, N. j.
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vs. at half-past cverv hour, rom so A. NJ. y
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Beginning eighty-seven
feet seven inches from
the corner Of Twenty
third street west and G
street north, thence run
ming east twelve feet,
thence north to the
north line Of said lot,
thence west twelve feet,
thence south to the be
-s-,4-
National Republican., 1875-06-09
To whom assessed.

eighth inches. thence
south ninety feet to the
beginning.
Terrell, Jane Z .---....-.
Beginning at q point on
Sixth street west forty
feet north from the
southwest corner Of
said lot. thence north
twenty feet, thence east
sixty-three feet, thence
south twenty feet,
thence west sixty-thrse
feet to the beginning.
rafe, John A .-..........
National Republican., 1875-06-09
THE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, WASHINGTON D. c. 1873
To whom assessed.
seven inches tnL. streef

seven inches to L street
thence east along L.
street two hundred and.
sixteen feet 10 begin
ming. Beginning for an
other part Of said square
twenty-five feet on.
TwentJ-hfth street two
hundred feet north of.
the corner Of Twenty
fifth and L streets,
thence north TO tn CO. ,
ner Of n street two hun.
dred and EiXty.nreeI
feet Ave inches, tlIencei
east along NJ street rEoI
hundred and fifteen feet
six inches, thence south
TO a point two hundred
and siXty-three fSer FIVE
inches from n stleet,
thIrce west two hon
dI ed and FIFTEEN feet six
inches to the beginning.
rsrhifaely, Frederick H..
Beginning thiItFGn feet
eleven inchUs from the
southeast corner of said
lot, running thence thir-
teen feet eleven and one.
half inches front along
: Renty-fourth street
west, extending back
that width one hundred
and nine feet eight
inches.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

- A-1AAsAAAA ~ ~ NeA
for constructing sswsi
on interest fIOm Nay a.
1871 .............S 81
Beginning sixteeD feet
cas-; from tie sOut5 Sest
corner Of said lot, theneeI
east four feet, thenteI
north sixty-six feet
thense west four feet,
thence south sixty six
feet to the beginning.
ITobriner JohAnnA ..-...
All instailments Of tax
for eurving AMI pavingI
foOtway IN interest from
Ju.y 20, l57l, assessed In
name Of E. r. Queen,
2l 15l
Tax for lighting streets
lSo6, Is67 assessed 10
name Of z. F. Queen.
". 81
Being the east twenty
Ave feet front Of saidl
lot By the depth thereof.
Taylor Joshua IT,. .......l
Beginning sixteen feet
six inches west from the
southeast corner Of saiC
lot. thence west sixteeI
feet six inches, thencF
north ninety.tbree feet
then, Q east IN the angh
direction Of aaid lot SIX
teen fert ten and ouI
National Republican., 1875-06-09

due east TO eastline Of
said lot, thence north
eastwaTdy with east
line of said lot TO spOint
due east Of the beginn-
ing to The beginning.
Turner, II. Fl.
Fourth installment Of
tax for curbing and paw
ing feOtway on interest
h0m October IS, 1870,
e6s. 50
A1O- A1O-----------.-..------- g.
FoErth installment of
tax for eUI bing and paw
ing fOotWay on interest
from October IS, 1870,
81. y
rurton, John B., trustee,
RObt. /. BOzzell, et aliOs.
Tax for year 1870. ESQ 81
All installments Of tax
for constructing Of
seSer. on Interest from
November Eis7o. s46. &C
Being the west forty-fye
feet two inches front Of
said lot on G. street
northwest by the depth
of fifty-two feet.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

alley.
j do. Do.--...............-.-..I
Tax for year ending
June 80, 1873 .Sla. p6.
Tax for year 1870 SI3 50
South twenty feet six
inches by the depth of
the lot 10 q ten-fOOt al
ley.
Beginning on the north
line Of Gaid lot at the dis
tance Of forty-five feet.
two ilohes aud two
tenths of an inch from
the northeast corner of
said lot, running thence
west twenty-five feet
i've and ene-tenth of an
inch, thence south TWEEN
ty seven feet one half
inch, thence east elevenI
feet six inches
tenths of an inch, |
thence south twenty-l
seven feet two inches,
thence east eleven feet
four inches and Eve
tenthS of an inch.
thence north fifty-fOuri
feet two and one-hAlf
inches TO the beginning.
TyrTell, Eliza. a.-.--..-.--.l
Being the west seven
teen feet front of said
lot on Pierce street.
by the depth.
Thomas, Eliza J J.........I
TaI for year 1855. SIS. OIL
Beginning at the south
west corner of said lot,
running thence east one
hundred and five feet
one ineh, thence north
twenty-five feet two
inches, thence west
twenty-five feet six and
one-hslf inches, thence
north three feet eight
inches, thencenOrth tweu-
ty-tve feet six and one
half inches, thence alOngI
the line of Fifth street !
east twenty-eight feet'
ten inches 10 the begun
ming.
National Republican., 1875-06-09
slq 3 1s
9 3oI @ 30

---''ss. y. " 9. 80
The daily gazette., 1875-12-13
WILMINGTON. DEL. DEC. IL. 1873

The New York Herald suggests that
the House Of Representatives should in
vestigate the whole affair Of the wv hisky
Ring" at St. Louis. 1t very properly
remarks that Grant is not the Govern
ment. That he did not pay Mr.. Hen
derson; that MIR. Henderson was en-
ployed to defend the Government and
the Government was his cliant. not
Grant. There is not particle OF doubt
that this is true, and that Grant over
stepped the bounds of propriety when he
orders Mr.. II. to be discharged. Had the
latter refused to give up his case, in its
then alf-fnished condition. he would
have been justified in his action by n
great portion of the people. 1t is folly
for Graut to say che is not on trial"
Henderson is right. Grant and every
high officer who has occupied the posi-
ton in the Interior Department that
brought them in connection with the
"Whisky Ring" is on trial. The conduct
Of that officer is on trial. Its former
Chief us well as Avery is responsible for
the present condition Of affairs and
Grant knew that the country was sus-
picious of these men years ago and yet
he kept them in office. He ought to
have known, and many people believe he
he did know that he was surrounded by
men who were swindling the govern
ment-indeed many men say shat the
President has been drinking whisky
furnished ly the Ring for years, and
that he knew he did not pay for his
whisky. 1t is supposed that it was q
part of Babcock's business to keep up n
good supply Of the crooked" stuff.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-13
A Religious War Not Possible.
From the rottsyille journal. Republican.

From the Pottsyille journal, Republican.
We do not believe that great religi-
GUS war is possible in America, even in
politics, and still less do we believe tn I
If such a war should arise victory is fore
ordained to perch upon the banners of
that party which makes Ulysses Grant
its leader. Bishop Haven is a strong man.
and occupies position of enormous IN
huence. We regret that he should use
it to the fomenting of agitation. IL we
must have a religions war. let 1t come;
but do not let it be precipitated BY the
action Of the Methodist Church.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-13
SHEhIrF7.S SALES,

S,EERIFF'S SALE.
= BY virtue of wri' Of vsnditioni Ex.
onas. 10 me directed will be exuosed to
Public Sale. at ths > ore OF N,tba 30 | No
III NJ .rket street Wiimindun. in New Cas-.
tie County, Del, On
MONDAY,
THE 20Tn DAY OF DECEMBER, lS15,
At 10 o'clock M,
The iolosing described personal property,
VIZ: A larae lot OF oYeIcoat, business coais.
loys' costs dress cOafs. men aud boys pants,
lot OF drawers, lot OF vests. shirls c,l ars
4 owes lot of summer gouds, fixtures of store
housebold and hi chel Furniture. lease OF
sto- 6c
scizcd and taken in execution RS the pro-
perty of Michael Boil. and To he sold BY
wN ". JAMESON, Sheriff.
Snorif-s piu,l New Ca-,le
Dec. :. A. ,. 1915 de, -2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-12-13

The DEATH-DEALISG ToApRDo. -
Referring to the explosion OF a torpedo
factory in New York on Friday, by
which one OF the workmen lost his life.
and several others were seriously in
jured. the New York Tribune re-
marks:
"As the toys called tor7edoes are
not of the slightest service or value.
and ARE fraught with danger all the
way from the first process of their
manufacture to their final explosion,
there seems to be no good reason why
their sale should not be prohibited
and their possession be punished by
hne. That would put stop to making
them"
The daily gazette., 1875-12-13
IMPRESSIONS AT THE CAPITOL

IMPRESSIONS AT THE CAPITOL.
Correspondence ofthe n. Y. World De-, IL.
The other day, when the organiza-
tion Of the House was in progress and
the rules lonient, | wandered around
the outer rim OF the House fisor and
met several interesting men. The
handsomest ono by far-almost but
not quite too handsomc-wase exGov-
ernor w slker, Of Virginia. A hand
some mans face needs good deal of
manly spirittc redeem it, to men from
the impression of effeminacy. The
steady eyes, broad shoulders, noble
figure and masculine address of Gov
erno. Walker succeed ia this redemp
ton; and perhaps the inside Of his
head may soon turn out somcthing
finer than his gistcning silver curls.
Then there was Senator BayaId, who
has grown larger and hearlicr than
when he first succeeded his father in
the other Chamber. His race and
greeting are always almost as beaming
as his speeches, which underneath
their brightness have a seriousness and
logic that invariably cocrcc the atten.
tion Of the Senate. With the South.
vcdly popular, Tor no man from the
North has lately done more service in
their cause. So little do most people
really think upon the issues of the day,
and especially upon the question
whether We are to have money or per.
ishable paper promises wherewith TO
do our business and marketing, that
the gallant Bayard's late letter to the
South WAS as gift ~ it from one of
the high Gods.
Senator McCreary, of Kentucky,
| (whosc famous speech on Louisiana
you recollecU disposed himself on u
sofa and talked cAeerfully OF his times.
He is dalk, bald upon the top of his
head, with intensely thick black hair
on each side, resembling crows wings.
He sonceais under an habitual re-
ticence and reluctance to fashion out
his ideas, the abilities Of three or -four
hundred modern American statesmen. n.