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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-22
RAILROADS,
Union Pacific RailrGad
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS WILL
leave and arrive at Ogden daily, as follow
az :. a.-Daiiy express, $50 a. M; mixed
o;oO p. m; freight, 10 80 a. m,
ARRIvE.-Daily express, $40 u. IN. miYed
p m; freight, $40 a. m.
DAILY connections made at Ogden With A.
C,ah central Railroad from Salt Lake civ 4
vi points In southern Utah.
A.Dryah' with stages for the Sweetvnter mines,
AT cheyenne, with Denver Pacific R.i1roa5
tor Denver, Central City, Georpetowr and al,
points in Colorado and New MeIfco "ii" "''
AT omaha, with Chicago and Nortbvos,.rr.
chicago, Rock Island and Pacific: Rnr,ina,a,,,
and Missouri River; Kansas City 81. Joe sna
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri riyer ,i,'a
OF steamers, for all points east and soutb. -'e
Tickets for sale to all points east at Office n,
Wells, Fargo d Co., East Temple street and nj
the Office of the Utah Central Railroad in s.it
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket office, in Ogden at which office bertbs IN
sleeptng-cars can be secured
Arrangements have been m sde whereby n.s-
sengers desiring to visit Denver on thei wav
East, can avail themselves of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, at greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars and all information In regard
TO passage, apply at the ticket Offices
Passengers should be careful to secure their
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves Of
although sleeping car, comfortable accommoda,
tions and quick time.
THOs. L. KIMBAII,.
General Ticket Agent.
T. E. SICKLES,
au23-tf Chief Engineer and Superintendent
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$1,000 REWARD !!

0HE0 REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE
DLCU and conviction Of each OF the three
men who robbed the Salt Lake stage on Satur.
day, the oath day OF October.
0HSO REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE
DLCO and conviction OF each of the three
men who robte the Phoebe and Hamilton stage
on the 26th day of October, 1874.
oc2S-u WELLS, FARGO h co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
THE COTRTS.
RING COMMISSIONERS SUED.

ACTIONS BEGUN AGAINST THOMAS CONAN AND T. =.
Wish FOR CONSPfRNG WITH OTHERS TO PRO-
CURE THE PAYMENT OF FRAUDULENT BILLS RI
LATINO To THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGAINST
EACH FOR $462, S4S 30.
The people of the State have begun two
SUITS g.lnst Thomas Conan the other against j. ].
Walsh for their alleged dealings Commissioners O the
County Courthouse. In $40 Thomas Conan, Michael
Norton James II. IngersOi, and John j. Walsh ap
pointed Commissioners To complete the County Court
house with power to approve bills for the work to he
doue The complaints set out nc length the statutes
under which these Commissioners acted and then charge
that each Commissioner eonsIir1ng combining with
persons unknown, procureda false fraudulent and fcti
ous bill to he paid The charges repeated - times
in each complaint with slight variations in phriseoog.
In all the complaints allege that the defendants Conan
aud Walsh approved $i62.sis 50 Of fraudulent acti
tous bills aud claim the whole amount against each on
Saturday last exAttorney Genera, Barlow, on behalf Of
General Pratt. obtained from Judge Brady in
supreme Court Chambers orders OF attachment against
the property of the defendants These orders were OBJ
tanned on the afiid,vts used the Tweed suit. OF
n9esc Garvey and others, which have been published
already IN, on Gen. Barlows own affidavit.
Gen. Barows affidavit in the salt against Conan.
which is the same the suit against Walsh. the
only being changed after setting cut the rsht of the
pcope To sue the appointment Of the defendant with
Norton. Ingersol and Walsh Commissioners for the
completion Of County Courthouse, and their
power 10 approve D' 10 ne pau ny 'hc 'ohliuier OH
stock be- Issued, that the defendant. consIng
with the other Commissioners and Others, and the per
sons named in the Bills except when such persons were
fictitious procured certain bills to be made out, pretend
ing that materials had been furnished and work done,
approved them writing. and that ia consequence OF
said approval they presented to tie Controller
and paid and that he Ia informed and believes the
Commissioners received 70 their use the whole or
part the money obtained He further declares
that an said bills false, fraudulent, and fictitious,
sbQft IA laI al
sas ever actually furnished and that the Commissioners
anew IT, The following the list OF the bulls alleged 10
be fraudulent with designation Of whether the person
IA, whose name they made cut real or dcti-
olIa
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pjSSrVCFPy .fPPTCED.

FROM SANTA MARTHA. &s.-Ha steamship Ti'rfb,f,
Jrns = Mrs Mccormack aud children W. ie~"-,
Alexander Grant Valentine Fals. Rev Richard H. B"hy.
WIFE and child Ellen MtneIne2, Ms Rosa Aentnce
Hrs Mary D. Moore. Charlotte JObnson LIS L. Haine
PROM ASPINWALI.--Ia steamship F0t0n. June l3-MT.
prnknHu Joan FernaiirZ Edward Fuller, George Howe,
Wrs Wolff Thnma. Henry v Hpps', Mr. Clark John Don
nrr wife and Mr.. kun1, He AMI children, MIA
Holman LOuls J. a." saba and capt y. Il.
Dem su can't j. McR. COX tn Ross Alemns Mr..
St Aand and ant, Lyman iitADuD, H. al Teee Ei. Ia
bc. j. H. IaserfTh, ssrsaut and children, Mrs. j.
P,n-o Mr.. Matt and WIFE, J. Lndonh0a, Edwar
Vlienas Mrs. smith, Charles Prank. Miss Mary
suffer, II. b. frost, G. w. JanPa; brother ane sister, \
Marx Z. b. Burr, L.rHt. Debinnty L. :. W g. X.
Fthordc. r. Hrnry, +. ". Essenlein, W. T. Abetcombie
T. H. n.rk-, J. r. DegeE A. B hennins, Fret Mayer X.
L. karknry. Ellen Hugh, u Fiyag d. Thompson and vile.
Ts tn.er. Payd.r, John Flflpafck Abe SrhOier,
H. r. Whitehall, y Brigan. Miss T. j. Joyce, l. Heilnian,
chan Downing Thos uar,so0 Frank Phelps VIVA Bradley,
g. T. D.epa, II. Goeinne. Chas tshbaeser, r. Mesier.
Frp.ing A. X GENTRY. Davhl MahGey. Nm Haisey. A. r.
Perry L. Fanags, Mrs American and two daughters Rev
Geo -oan Johnson, Mira Eie saba and chlai ". Won
-sllng J. H. Springer {. r. Eyre Hugn r0ant, j. H. Cape
IT, ST. Jansen, Le'vis, Win. Holman. Caharne WEIGH
John Maxim John Ainon, w. j. Moansln, j. ". siehuss
" T. Gerard DR. j. Hepburn Nrs r. IT, West, Mlss y Perry
ID. X Muica. r. ". Sshnrnan, A NJ. lennng Thomas kro
VIII Johanna Conway, rhOs Hilton john Mitchell J. H.
BAKER Hunt, A. FLYING. q. Reynolds, W. A. Cole, T. n
Barry. Jail.s kr-kiIls, Charles SCheyer.
FROM IIVEkpODi.-fa s'ergHshsp Cify or Rsr'in-Juns
l3-Alex Stowcl, Mrs. Stowel, :. IL. sshocken. Miss
schockrn Webs~r Mrs j. 9. Bates and cni. Mrs
De- tluuirs, J 4. Murphy, Washmore L. VI. Idiings Mr.
otthsfnrr. g. seaman, Master William Packard, Joseph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
TIE ECROPEIV EXODUS.

DEPARTURES BY SATURDAYS STEAMERS.
As tie season advances the number CT
European pi.u-rrsrekers is increased and On the sail
g day. the wharf e are groups OF friends
and 81 the travellers wishing them ase voyage
and pleasant stay Europe. On Saturday the steamers
took GST cabin and IO30 steergc passengers. The
freight list heavy and S2500D0O Ia specie Was car
rird ont. Among the prominent persons who sailed
were Count Alexander Mrefosch N tie Noble Guard Of
the pope, ex-iov Edward Solomon, Gen j. G.. Hazard
Prof c. L. Hotz. tie Rev {. W. Leingsc Howard PAIL
lie Hon. c. Is. seigye.i and family, the Rev. Albert
Erickson, the Rev. VIM. Mclean the Rev t. c. Palmer
JUDGE Eliot the Rev. the Row Francis Me-
Gurr, the Rev. n. Burnside, Dr. FOTdyce Barker. DR.
B,. nj reth, Jenkins Van schaca the Rev f. y. Etscl
mann, the Rev Theo. saIderman, the Rev A. NJ Baret
aud \. EutgeraZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
DrPARrURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
MONDAY, JUNE Ii.

No steamship Halls - 49,
For Aspnyai Panama. the Central American at south
palc ports. steamship Coon, mails close az 10 A.
M S,Inplrnintary Nal is closed at N. Steamship
sails at II Ill. from Pier No. ~ North River
"WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ii.
For Europe CueensOvn and Liverpool nv the sreanl
shin Algeria close at ll:3p supplementary Mail
lao Steamship sails at 21O " H. nom ula4i
~ THU RSDAY. JUNE IT.
For Europe Plymouth CAerb0nrg AMI Hamburg b. the
sfeans lp Gelert, mails close at 1870 H. supple
neuasy clnsr at lO steamship sails at D. III,
frOIn PIER 81 foot OF rhirlsf. Hob0k1n.
close ID . D. supplementary hal = closed at : 70 p M
.l- from Per No. b. NORTH tiH"r
For RrI1na stcam-hp city ~ Houston, mills close AZ :
,ils Il q. from Pier No. H. North river
This steamship may De DC aimed %
FRIDAY. JUNE is.
u,ps cor Newfoundland close 1t York Post OGco
,iy az l3o M.
Mall Cor Halifax, " T., Is Chased at the New IorA Post
Once every day At q p m. 49, -. $3.50
England. Wales. Ircl', and France VIA queenstown
,ad Livprro by steamship city Of Berlin mails close AZ
~ m supplementary Mai j. closed AT 80 D. M steamship
sas at D. m from Pier No -. North River.
only, by the steamship Victoria mails close NJ
Mall ia closed nj l. 80 m steamship
sal, AZ z H. M. from Pier 20. North River.
Main ma IL clone at lJ0 supplement AIRY Mall ~
closed At D. steamship sails at D. Ill., from ler loot
Of ThifdSr. Hoboken.
For Nassau Kingston Jamaica. Cartagei. Santa VI. rtba,
tla steamship Cli1irl mails CLOSE al ~
Si.amsIp AL. from Pier 81 North river At IL a M
Mails for key te steamship si.e ct Texas close az
m Steamship sails AZ ? n H. Pier 20 RIVER
SUNDAY. JUNE 70
All Mails close ne ii OcDek ~ n Inc fosCphl'e ~ "h"h
fruul a.. w.. IA Ii o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
CIVIL NOTES.

In tie Supreme Court Special Term, Judge
Donohue has given Judgment absolute in favor Of Albert
Goettmann against the Mayor G0cttIBann was nterpre
Tor the Sixth District for the month of January
So. and the Controller refused IL paw him su"d The
cit The only defense ~ the rrv at in that month
Goettmann accepted the osiiln of Inspector OF Flee
ticIs office " honor. trrst and eniOumoDt. aud
Thereby under section III Of tie charter Of l- vacated
his office ~ Interpreter.
In the snit Of James SuOdcrass agt. Easimcr
Ercnkle Judge Donohuc in supreme Court Special
Term holds that under the Code bond given hy the de-
PENDANT another pain'i in another suit without
words of ?r-gnnen may VET he ~ie'i On ~ tile Derson
who the real plaintiff n Interest IN that snit. lie
The defendant denrrs fh" ground that the
undertaking to pay the plaintiff In the original silt
without adding his assigns. suit viii h. in the
OK present plaintiff Tins IN practice. IL ~
the Code intended ~ abolish and leave the acton IA be
brought in the NJ the real pknlK II seems TO
the cOmpailf substantially complies with the Code, and
that the grounds of demurrer insufficient"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
DECIsIONs-JrNE II.

Supreme Copyf-C hdmbsrs-Rv JUDGE Bradv.-
Haen
granted ettn aside and vac ting Judgment. enc act
The flavor order prnt,d. Sorac agt. ~orlkeNiit
produce toiHrlgin SChtlly ag DlchlDrer setls Brad
lev Chr1-t.nsn- ndant entitled O nncr. Haas art
Me- aocIs mot Granted 81 FIR ~ dec,rr that the
defend is entitled Ia he aln Tie action well ~ upon
gpa that. satisfactory settriif-
should dschdr bail Enter ORDER 20 this effect a
SUPERIOR C0ip't-SDofiGi TTm-Ry Judge DOnolirG.
-Iohnson Brcwn.tintngs ani decree sgrrL. Earle
NeGlrru order vt reference gTenle- Citizens nsir
Company Harris et NJ when rafu nj roll u
sneh The insngs viii De ,nrd. circuit art. tonp.rIGdg
for Plaintiff on dem'rr r. "uinon ''oHtiran ist
sc utsi1sH pIlrttn drnIiiTtr
lliltW HriHt.
Nco's Nuss auuJugnent for IL Zen anti uIin on
Common Pie,s-NpeciH Jerm-}v Judge Locw.-
rtu 1T; Pon-T iuk that unlr all The cprir stances
II h' . o. rri1nf must e f. cnri r. h waived iry
irrc.ilas ia tire ice ~ Che Summons I've nnpn
~" ed th0ut Gusts. Moran AIT Nora1ie ease
~ AEON at Watson 81 How" 2u1J IL decision ot this ip,
pyfiO
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90 h1hom it man Gontern.
MISSING.

MISSING 400 REWARD
Missing since SlrIriny morning. lane j. ~ ga M y DIX.
" ELL THO pSON Boston. MASS 80 v'rs higit
fet inches had rather light amDlr Aion liHh, hnis eys
rather prominent nose thin face dimple IN chm DARK brown
hair and moustche full sit u yellow brdwl tsee
roud ton black It hat, sth b1n, white. COLLAR wu low IN
and girpr SHOES: ht III Tvs rev"
ssion omen gold watcliFr0.slm mak'r-ntfAea On
outer edge with his name IN mn IN roman ettrIs 80 -o,
with bunch Of aryDvs plain grhiflf nht
watrh cbnir buttOrs left No ~ West 1enti-
pointnlent Long Branch boat, Pier y ~ K, nms
f.i.i 10 do No. Heart 0f at 4 Il NJ a. Pier ~,
FAN River staamhnat h. note ~ c1bman 10
he .verd at co West r~cDtiehst saying that re NJ
tended 10 90 Fail River that evening There ar no FnyS
a. i'm, since mat tine Five hundred dollars re~ar vih 10
49,, or rho -srovry Of such
the discover ot hs WHEREABOUTS II ~ ue
had been u, and was Dat partially eoS"tea al "e VI as
appearance. ..- ~. ,ropcr nEv.rpp q.
r. x prI,-er ~, New York: Mcssrs. IHDMP-pN q
TWOMBIY "a Fteralst. Boston; or to the Police Head
quarters Of eifser city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

In the EqUity Term of the Court of Common
Pleas Chief Justice Daily has deci,esI in the Of
Ravens against Klein thai in the owner Of
property cannot put IN 1t which interferes
with his neighbours windows. III this both defend
ants derived nth from the md The plaintiffs
building WIZ erected when the defendant bought biz
property. The LOT OF the plaintiff back To the
part ~ de'endan's lot and the back windows OF the
plaintiffs bnildna which covered biz whole lot looked
the warrant portion Of defendants lot. 1fr de-
PENDANT undertaking build boarding along the line ~
bis Tot witch would sIt of fhe light from PLAINTIFF
windows. this sut brought for injunction, and
Judge DAILY grants the Judgment asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
EXEMPTION OF PROPERTY FROM TIE TWEED
SUIT
On the application of Fernando Wood and the

On the Application OF Fernando Wood and me
consent of the AtorneyGencral, sJmi-e Eray granted
order on saturday relieving the premises ut Fourth
and Cre-hundred which about l3o
feet The street and half the block In dcDth from the
Is penens In The Tweed ~it. In his PETITION Mr. Wool
declares that he purchased the property in April, ls1J
frOm William y. scranton and has actually paid ever
81 900 n, besides $1,000 - 600 foe e. AMI
that there is secret lien on ia favor OF Tweed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

sun rises. IS san %etA- - loon '"'-. 10
THIS DAY. " -.
sanity Hook 3j1 COWS saD - 40 sit o. feffJ' "<S
MA wtIE1 TINS DtY-P. " -,
Sandy Hook f22 Cows izDd-- 593 Hen ~ S.'sJ oS1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
tflarble a,,6 Slate Mlntfis.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-itn exc
I 4 teusy. stock OF MARBI.E MARBIII/ED NAN
rEfs and all other Hlrbs WORK Marbie Turning for the
Trade A. KLABER. l3l East EghteentlsI, nrar Inifasa
GASONT 4 ISOLA,
u STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
l46 to ..j2 4tti- IT., broadway
MonIoents ,fautss Affairs, cling, WuuscJnS.
&c Importer~ manufacturers IN Iasy OF marble
0f every descriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

The aggregate amount Of the bills Is Si6S SIS 3D. Which,
with interest, the amount demanded IN tsls sit The
aida,s states that kno wlcde Of the details Ia DE-
rived 10y Gen. Barlow from statements bah. W nm W
Andrew }. Garvey, John II Keyser, Jonn Me H. David
cales. The bonds the issuing or the attschihents
against Walsh and Conan are signed by Oswld Otteh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
5alss b. aasticn.

A. NRgwfS Aucfioneer.
DY RANGS MERWI\ \ CO.. b16 broadway,
near Bond st.-Sales IL io'Ss, WORKS ef An sancy
COMBS. -. 4, - ,,..-,
relating a, .ii IfSrAiiire.
INA. flV ha,rSrue ng urrf.*t esFictinI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
Corporation Notices.

EARTH FOR HARLEM FLATS.-The COM
H % Public WORKS. desires clean earth To eovsr
c-rfaa part Harlem Flats Parties having ash aesrial
hauling distance which thew sfs willing o
give the ant abating naa-sst Y
with tie af Publlr Wsrxs &C hns
sice iai 'cailrs rha City eosN tapisa
n,r sails az No. = City RAN
CEALED PROPOSALS for making repairs
- piers OF 2t AMI l2)thsG, North lsivos
and No River will al Al The o'hce OF tho
Department II O'Clock IA. of bnly, juno
IL, 1873.
fn Information, city scord cniss h'r S.n Al Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

RIGHT TO UNRESTRICTED LIGHT.

dorfer and Controller Green. and In the amount Of
$500, each security swearing that lie is worth 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
DRlVArE LIBRARY.

FINN a Il
collection ~ WORKS m
the vari,s Departments Of TIER rrr RI msy kusRafA
works la line bn,fngS; art Variable .
mo v'hnle 10 sold nv Adri"1 IoND.Af AMI ItrS-
nay EVENINGS June Il aud -. ~ The CLINTON sa SAFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

NeyrRiL ,ssioNsiI ,cKEfr Recorder Frnnk Williams,
robbery Henry swift. bur,aFv aus tu"cck trlaaiJus
a.~ault and battery: William sherman Thomas Hairu. WI.
liam ckoN John kennrfty. Cla~ Rnrrt Nathan Tame.
Thomas CLARK Frns l.,nor. patrck NdE-ha grand
nv Robert Brazil assault and artery Henry MASSEY
e.n.illiag CiaS. T. Nelson. f'' II larceny.
TEYNINE DAvis, J-AliDe.h MunIier, houli.
eide gi.orsr Ray, perjury
BgOOKIYN CALENDARS.
CITY COrRT-pAsr N1S %. 10 y. IGi ~ 81 9S. IS -
iui los H. Ia. a. 81, 10, 10, ID H. 10, H. o. 10
a.
CIgcIIr CorRr-Nos = % 40 a. ~, ~ 81, %,
CO. -, 81. ~, 6iS 10. 6S 81. Il. -. - ~.
L. = DISTRICT torgI-Gn A'Dil3lty.-N0s. IL, %, g.
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Ore CREAM.
1Ilscell

miscellaneous
ELEVATORS -Efand Elevators for Ware
IL houses Strs Factories Hon.s. Dwellings Can bo
s.en Cry NJ II. l. a. StiaIrs Ware
houses Bosie iy, Henry Wri-s Aes.r Neral C9n
ca Waterbury Closk Co; HaSiiaA NJ
B.llterr, AMI others. >end cIr diar and
pr.eeIist JAMES BArEs Patsntee. No. PrsssdsnSst,
baltimore Mi.
Il ono MADE in Wall-sr. from Slo6 in
y (JtbV vested Put on Erie s2j too laws prpor
uone In If stoek o"ugiis dtlssis az oa
Pamphlet tree. SIMPSON,. DARRAoH 4 CO.. DaitAeis
AMI BROKERS' 81 Broadway, corner WaisG, New'f"ra r. o.
Box Jl76
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WI -
1881 Glenn agf. Null.
27.O Gre u AIT. The Mayor.
3l23. Kaliy agt. Eidrrdge.
S23. Levi am anO. AIT. Nor
risaIls :. II. GO.
1850. .WOoi agi. The Mayor,
Nr.
.2I Emerson act. Hdcll.
1913. Plat. a-s'er, agt. Van
y Inrr, iinp'd.
1919. schiller ri al. ast.
Drummer.
3O0i Ferguson agL Fe7s1i-
sou.
7-5. Norman, NC, ast. Deg
nau, - AZ.
$40 .BliNen 81 al. AT. Nal
iory.
j29 Liliienthal. EXT, &c. ,agt.
Ocean Nat. Bank.
So. GRAY and ano. AT. Cen
iFal Il. X. Co. Of New
Jersey.
1888. .Ahsbat = AIT. CLINTON
f1ft ms. 10.
30Ol .Morangc agt Hymes
~ al.
1893 Frennd - al. AIT. Imp.
and Traders NaL
Bank.
a35. Bowman agt. Matthew's.
500. All-r;on agt. " aithe.ws.
21l9 iIalard AIT. COiikl a.
iaD3 -. Bal,ari ACT. Doniy and
ang.
1882. .McGuinness agt Ho-
taling.
G13 Nichols agt.Sieecl IT al:
70l lACOnklin agt.W ais1 ana
ana
1917. Nc Kee act. Cben1y.
lIJl. DurfO. sur., agt. JOr'!an.
iulpfd.
TEI- HaI 9Uf pobhtUe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14

srpfr-.g rRr-CH,MrsRs-DEAnY. T.
- Thu Wcchawscn Docks 90 rurnss at. Turniss
at Tia. rrie Kill. 1ty y Cen e n r. II.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-28

a WHOLESOME STIMuLANT, THAT Is AD-
soLUTELY PURE--Physicians throughout
the world agree as to the necessity for
dlffuslve stimulnnts in medical practice,
but complain, and with good reason, Of
the impossibility of obtaining them pure.
The difficulty here presented would be n
serious one indeed, if the class of agents
was limited to the adulterated LIQUORS
and wines of trnde. 1t kanishes, how
ever, when the absolute purity and ex-
traordlnary restorative properties of
Hostetter's Bitters are taken into con-
slderation. AS n stimulant the article is
absolutely free from everything objec-
tionable; but this if only one Of it's re-
Communications. If it were nothing
more than an excitant its effects would
be fieeting. 1t might refresh and revive
the system for few minutes, but could
produce no permanent benefit. The
stimulating elements of the Bitters Is O
means, not nm end. The tonic, anti
bilious, depurative and aperient vegeta-
bic juices combined in the preparation
are the agents that impart vigor and
regularity to the weakened and disor-
dered organization, the spirituous princi-
pie being chiefly useful in diffusing their
influence through the system and other
wise facilitating their operation. Alco-
hol, even in its purest form, is not SO
much medicine as O motive power, by
which the specifics of tho vegetable
kingdom may bo brought to bear upon
the debilitatod and disordered organs
that require renovating and regulating;
and it is in this way that the pure es
sence of rye Incorporated in Hostetter's
Bitters increases the efficiency of the
purely medical ingredients. M28t3E1
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sTHn Gorros WoaM. --Atheory has been;

,net'AHB SOTIoNs W o1SM. IA tn0Ory ms Deen
recently advanced in regard to the cot
ton worm, that it is an immigrant from
more Southern. .latitudess It comes upon
the young plants just intheir most sue
culent state and if met with vigorous
and concerted opposition, can be- pre-
vented from doing any great amount Of
harm. The kind of treatment to which
they should be subjected, is not OK
planned with any minutenoss by the
writer CDR. Grote) who puts forward the
theory. But he dwells upon the fact
that tho eggs cannot come to maturity
here. The worm dies out every year
with it's foodplnnt. Whatever steps are
taken to prevent its ravages, are in their
application limited to short period.
Thore may be specific preventatives,
such as Paris green and the like; but
perhaps the most etfectunl would be laws
duly enforced which protect inscctive-
rous birds, and the introduction of the
English sparrow, whose rorncity and
courage muy be relied on to do IL great
deal.
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IlNis truly wonderful, the variety and
ingenuity of tho conyeniences for the
desk and office-pens of varied patterns,
inkstahds possessing unmberless ad-
vantages, letter files, each one the best,
envelopes Of size and qualities infinite.
1t is almost bewildcring to enter the
large Broad street store of Walker,
Evans g. Cogswell, in Charleston, and
see the number of these attrnctions.
Here you find the largest stationery
stock South of Baltimore, and you only
have two first, sufficient cash !;
and, second, tho difficulty in deciding
among the many things offered, each
equally suitable to your wants. NIT
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Too Much Massachusetts.

The Philadelphia Times makes COM
plant of the centennial commission for
giving an undue share of the honorary
positions in the great centennial exhibi-
ton to Massachusetts,. Charles Francis
Adams has been named rs the orator,
Mr. Longfellow the poet and Mr.. Emer-
son the reader of the Declaration of In
dependence The selection of NIr.
Adams could not be improved upon.
He is the grandson of John Adams and
the son of John Quincy Adams, and in
herlts the talents and accomplishments
OF his family. AS n statesman and orator
he stands without Is superior. But the
Times thinks that Mr.. Lopgfe]low ;s less
fit, rs poet, less American and yirile than
Mr. W. c. Bryant; and that the appoint
ment of Mr.. r. w. Emerson as reader. is
oven more inappropriate. Virginia
should have been called upon for some
one. to read the declaration which her
Jefferson wrote. The other appoint
ments are respectable and appropriate.
MIR. Lamar will do very well, and Gene
rails Sherman and Joe Johnston,
for the military part, make capital
team. What the Times dislikes, is
that Massachusetts, should be supposed
TO have made corner in brains.