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New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
" NEARLY eue,y Intelligent reader, especially

" NEARLY every Intelligent reader, especially
~ 1h'n book Of f1eaa tra has aHrdtd hS attes
ton dtn d1aite conception Of Uhas has
accomplished and Of hat repans 10 be accomplished n M
@doverp imposdb' for fnstane, for any one to 9rap he
really important ae Dr. SehveirNs DOrk IN Lag
recently published Journals ,ou kaooing asthov far the
therein reoorad supplement those Of other e1poers and
they bear the erin9 body Of geographical and
sinooraphdi knovkdg. To ppy such Information 70 the object
prssent vork u ts execution eorrponds h i plan the
reader viii find hs record Of explorations IN africa from tie time
of Pheneans the deah Of rLiogston> comprehensive sDngh 10
him posoH of all the ESSENTIAL facts and suocssre sep IN
opening that myrous continent and at The tine dttad
enough N. him asr conception Of he cork performed by eaA Of
the more prominent ,ndrtdusl explorers" Preface.
Ts voIvm oontasas S qnntessenes Of uho library.
Wat nakes peculiarly eauab is tts combination
material ~Moh ssaesbs TO aH general readtr ho put
posssso~ BY 0s Of east amount Of entainng
tormaton 7As ereess map, saoon1 Of
leading erporrs and ne tasratioa the
and Interest Of the took"-t Boston Globe.
surrey OF ne vAo suect Of African trape and ep0raton
tnpaiEabk dnd such commend all
become aoqualad pitb s iassss Of
tA age 4 fSex Haven Palladium.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
y S. BUSSING, jr.. No; 2o4 Montague, st; It

u S. BUSSING, jr.. No: 2O4 Montaguee,,sHt;
IAs Noutiuen Bungl. Booklrn BROKER In REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES has for sale Brooklyn Hghis residences on
Peepon Montague Willow, Hicks AMI Henrysta and on west
Clark aud Perrepontsts the latter
overlooking the East River and New York; excellent opooa
to
basement bro~n-stone front eci mouse
finished in eabuetwork, Eew-iort C STYLE iScshon
the finished
adjacent eIch'tge for other property, ana
brick house the Park Tor oOV
In South Brooklyn Chnton baeAet mon
Dean ud loys AMI elsewhere great Bargains IN tne puene
through the advertiser In the vlcn o
houses Of yasus deserpton, az prices
$4,000 to S5UOO esch OF them worthy OF tue
early attention OF Also houses OF cheaper grades all parts oil
the city, $500 $500 each Vscso lots for sale the
fsxt
Monsgust and two on Remsenst-6 best
exchange Fam within 100 es Of HewYork and few we'll
Parties
property contemplating m purchase hnd 1t 70
their communicate with the advertiser The negotiation
of MORTGAGES carefully attended and capitalists Wish
ng security learn without charge Of favorable
opportunities, on application 10
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

.s/NOOD LlVINGn THE SCIENCE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q history OF Nueac md Of wheaton
Dread Crackers Gems and make hahf bread
Ao Sunlight Health Agent; De'sr in Dart Rooms; WHAT
KNOW OF 1OCTORNG :" Buaness Means Batias New Dress
Women Springs Of Arkansas Voices To correspondent
etc Best Health MsgaInc 2Oe SO
'on TrAihs year 81. Address WELLS 3s9 Broadway,
-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

tlorses. CARRIAGES. tlarness. ST.
EEED MEN, DEALERS and BUYERS of
.FEEDBAGS for HORSES. invited ersmine FEED
BAG free ventilation supplies the feed BY grsyty does not
many its Orders solicited
J. H. BEARDsLEY
ll9 Nsssau-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
Gouutrp Real Gstatf tor 5Gle

Gountrp Real Gstate tor Sale
noo>oootD0ooDO>oo(OcO~~N~oc
no! FOR MARYLANDl! so page FARM
CATALOGUE tree; map with road river school,
church. &c, 20 cents j. p. MANCHA, Esston, Nd
ONLY $1,000 down, and long time for
" bslanee perfect suburban DWELLING at Flush.
ing tine Dretiest little city Amencl with excellent schools
Apply HIrChCOCKS REAL ESTATE
ERs Twenty between
and IL q. m.
"rTHIRTY MINUTES STEAM FROM
4 TOWN"-A desirable double HOUSE; modern improve
ment 20 of land well fUited good water mile
Hework and Harlem and and Newhsveu Railroad
epots Mt Vernon INQUIRE PEMBERT0N. MI GE0.
LELAND Surtevsnt House. n. u sLADB BRUNDAGE CO.,
81 Union square C. c. ORCUTr 81 Cedar-sh Az daily
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
EARL RUSSELL's CREED.

EARL RUSSELLs CREED.
"T< sprt oJnp ChrSHdn religion be found dogma
but % God, and lOet Of our nei9.bOr."
Russes "Reeoeeor" confined entirely
political sflrs. He is theoogD Dtyehehss he takes
hearty shrink from record
log his convictions
Price, s3.
Sold by ell bookseller, Mailed postpaid b the publishers
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
Do Uhom II man 0onrern

ITO MANUFACTURERS firm about going
into Business Phlade pha would take
ch4rse the fscass manufacturer that
References exchanged Address A. H. Spencer Po,t0hce Phis
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
AFRICA.

AFRICA.
THE HISTORY OF EXPLORATION AND ADVENTURE, AS
GIVEN IN THE LEADING AUTHORITIES PROM HRRODoTUs
TO LIVINGSTONE BY Charles H. With Maps Ilustrs-
s. Where copies
postpaid
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Nrm Dubllfdtions.


NOW READY, in monthly parts Dr.
IN KBNBALYS BNGLISiMAS-Cusen of Am.icA ssaa Nv h
ony paper thai sssV Of the Bnsh p~s. and he
ysn, ase al Ensaod IL b. obtained all News CoroDlnies
hroughou Ia, states and d WILMER Re9BfS New
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
Hlurule auo DidIe Mldntels.

Hlurule auo bldIe ffldntels.
A GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
Marbercd Mntes all kinds Of Floor Thing Monuments Head
Plumbers Cabetake offered at g. kLA
BBR Co.'S Marble Works Nos 2l7 223 West Fapt
At. near Broadway.
JASON & ISOLA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
l46to l52 West 4Otb ST., u Broadway
Monuments Mantels Aas Figures. TiBg WanscotHy Ge I'm
Italy marble work ofeyerv description
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
STONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and

day, Tharsasv. and snaris,a .ssi sroSSGTOS Gssac.
wsdnesdss Frdays freu Pier IS North River 6st Just
arriving Of an bses reies ft sss -
all pseps railroad ones sssasa d As eAsss
wseot kIprrss Co.. snd a. 3i9 Broadway. . -.
A DE yEAU Freight AssaI w. fILKINs. Gsal Pas< Ags&
D. 8 BABCOCK- rrssceak
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6teamboaia an0 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and ssssataek Railroads Fare 81 DRlD1kPoBr
hsvs Cssssnss sDp q ll:so ass Bhasspsa II =
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

"A bbQfS DoAi'DiNS Re-, 3TT , @Sck5rF FansS.
A HOME, with suitable care land and obstruction instr
a BOARDING SCHOOL, tor H. s3. Boys: gDs,., Nv
p0YS BOARDING SCHOOL.-9125 from
ID Feb No For peues and references, ad
dIes, HIRAM II. POST, Sing Sing, n. Y
Olaverack College 81 Hud. Rlv. Inst, at CLAW
~ crack NY Pupils receiver at an' TINT. Aooio fses rh
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
a. FOR eSlrs .Idre,s PREDBRlCK sEDGwCK A NJ PracpaL
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Tarrytown:
AaM4GSAc G9ciiai3IIS5Ss'Ra ROVE pdsep'. seI
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, N. Y, of
s the sccum1ated eucatoaal ale Of "sny successful
xoi1,n study 'ne1s select any three
.tIn,s,; .G1 c,s joS t5ss'Is. T. KING, D. D. '.'Yl
TX IAKSAkGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS, North
IN COnwa 1.-THE next half eaT viii commence
c JUNE 90 Foreaaogues or sdnson address fREphNE
MILITARY BOARDNG:sCH0OL, White
Ii1 Plains N. Y. Principal. o. r. wlLLl& Ph. D.
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY.
New and complete Gymaasum 800 per aanum Send for CIR
Caugerties Institute.-ThOse seeking superior
Choo should addes'A Wigsn Pnn saugerte, Ulster NY
WEST JERSEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
sso homo loUa AS5T. S Careful i's aGS a go'l 'i'
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
BENJAMIN dASOS. Boz NJ e5i Yoni.rs NY.
For Young Ladies-Country.
DISHOPTHORPE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Tie school year will February j.
1879 Address Miss f. j. WALSH, Principal Bethlehem Penn
DORDENTOWN. ND FEMALE COLLEGE.
Pupils For catao &c,
Address Rev JOHN II. BRAKELEY. ph. d. President
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, N Y.
eal.r '''-' 0'''''' GEO. c; SMITH, A. NJ
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens its next
IL session Feb This colt Of the hlghet class and With
moderate charges Address Rev. W. CoWLES, ID. ID, Pres
Emirs, n Y
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
" Bridgeport. Conn. Address MISS RMILf NELSON
HOME INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y.-For
Young L.de, and Chen combining home aod thorough
MISS BULKLEY's BOARDING and DAY
WI SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES, TsrytOwu-On-the Hudson
MAPLEWOOD Young Ladies' Institute,
Nl Pittsseld Mass-Rev. c. v. SPEAR PnucpaL semi
opea, l6 1875 Facilities location widely known
fINARRYTOWN Young Ladies' Seminary offers
superior Advantages Address Rev w. H. Ktgsbury TanyrnNf
Miscellaneous-Countrv.
A VACANCY for pupil, who would earn by
N copying half Address LADIES SEMINARY, TaTy
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8teamboais ano Railroads:

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
AELsSI4wS .d sdss To The csIa.. !. ssms'su .
Brssss jan;Ioo vic 6. Lac. .t A. ws e.
bsh karo.d Dreet line y s.;gss % r,.'SasA and ~'
ws also os''; %sTss R1i;S'i1i .s MsSs. '
siS s.' r Tsis sr F.sas s
Aleu.o~n, h,uch Chunk. Tsm'qu' rsnanesd' "n's''''
sSS. .n-wy Tna sr P,.,..'S s.,,,., x.,.s cs-s willis.
n N c % S i ~:
ss. nMssss' I.ss sa';s' 2 ;ss;
E.':s :; s;s m,s;s @ es.1 6.ss SS s
a:.s istS Sis, e ss:; i;;; e
sS S.:'ss G.''''aa'' ''d Ds'@'r'
L.s1 M: .:1 w we; s.a.t..s
TrsI Sr rna a, for E., Allen .o-, x..h
chSna, %iS.rrs To@,ad, Rsaa a,n'barL PiS'sasA Cal
$50 n-wv Train for son.r,ile
$500 tEs,Iss.SlFsG srw:S 1E.Ts sos a'1 s'H''"'
s:iSp wy Train for soneyIle
For foOR Riaseh It BIB g. sIs $40 77Is:ssas $50.
ais aosoi i5osi5 5l5 80 s:45 65. $40 7.IS S,s
0;l'' VIZ i"'0 -i''' g. T. KICKER Sept and Ess
ERIE RAILWAY. >. ,.,.
S'ss csS. s .' EtSr b.1s re- ass
isR''s 'isi s5r ssn Fans Sleeping
7pm-fDsy Paisc Express to the West Sleeping CeAeses
taought Baf, Eagars Pss cndnhaa 81 LoaA Detroit aas
CALcago without change
Port jeTi" Tso 1880 .sI5 and lo:4s NJ tso $3.50,
ana II m Mddeown T. 80 ts:3O . t9l5, and l03b NJ
S;45 4:3O 30 Il The .. l045 m anu 4iSo "a
Kingston IS 80, and $3.50 a0,ssS 80 .s:t5 aSyi
1880 o. s9lb lO:45 m, $3.50, 3ii5. 43O 1850 saa
o. m. W,rwck 1880 I045 ssi 4:SO IN Hs.ssitss'
fS3O o. AMI l045 a m; 3s?o and 430 su1ern, ot.S
$50 ns..sss s1' Hssss: "a s4i
5s s. OIL: ,lls lS4s s..s a. stS 80 $40 tsis
.9l6 TO- lo45 li;sos m ~ .2os; Is to 1880 .ii:so n
and IL O'Clock SATURDAY sgbt. onV Nes,rt 4o o'o" ~
To- 5 and IL 80 a m; 3l5 4l5 6:l3 and t6:3o n, ,ss
10 sstu.y nshts only Cresst 6:3 To- w. and g5O n
lao 3I5 4l5 $3.50 $3.50 asd As NJ snd ;S satar9y
nights oaiJ. Raheruri Park and P.sc 63, :5V SSg ZIP
10 a. m IL noon sI:45. 3. 3:45 4i59 PIP g. $50 SAG
ana $3.50 n 1880 3: 10 Al5 4:45 oi5O $50 snd 7;4o M
aud 80 Saturday nights on Pemon' snd hyes o3O w. sa
g;3O a m 80 3i5 4;45. 6:3p $3.50 snd $40 D. n, AID
II Saturday sgh only spnns vssT o3O and $50 u sad
Eors|rrns leaving Chambe-t sTsn or half hou, leave
above tues ira sAung Cham
her. on quarter 2t thirty nas eansr Aooas
leaves 23dst 6:4j 1880 eonneetnr WITH ns.s
Lbsmbersst lsme bouE iae 0'0V = M HsAA 'NS
Ho% a' n,..re ana for apartments Dn.ing Room and 5sec
ire Coaches can be spd orders for toe aeenSg
RS.~s 80 h. e A. the ConpsuTs ohee 24l oZo and S57
BROOKLYN and a. toe Con0au's pepotA
Fnr.,. ,ns fro N the IN hs"'fors a. io NJ Ifo
and 755 pI, ,sune,y, ou.y
D"h JNo. n. ABBOTT General Pa,ssuser Asept
nor NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c
Peckso for ewIiaveH at Trains N0rh
and Es't at II p m
LIALL RIVER LINE
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Gre Cream.
Gtatloilern.
GouarInfrsnlp NoIlres.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, do mutually
w agree that the COPARTNESIP eIstng between
the same beby DISSOLVED BY mutual DATED HewYorE
Feb. 4, 1870. LOUIS BORCHARUT,
WItaess, NATHAN LEWIS. ISAAC sTEARN
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
New publications.

A Ii FOR ONE DOLLAR.
l2l BE This our PIE. Hymn for Lent
1872. The Dear Little Shamrock Song. Cherry
III. Ls Tmblle dArgent. Opera BOufe.
ia II Tahsmsuo waltz For Violin and Pisno. Operauc
l75 La Pnncesse de Trebzonde LapcerS Never.
III. La File de Madame Lanccrs. Never.
l7s. The Shoemaker. Quartet Refrain.) Henrco.
1SU You Never Miss the Water. Howard.
1Sl Speak 10 Me. Soug CanpanS
1872. Celebrated PolOlsse Opera MignOn.
The above beautifully printed full sheet music paper and
ordered news1eser The United States
Also receipt Of Dollar Inc full
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, Publisher.
New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
Il CRNTRAL kAlLROAD CoMPANI

short routs BsSyios Bsysh0r np ssyvls and PssheSsA
Leave Hunters Point TOO u.-Babvsp
Leave Hunsrs Psiss $3.50 n-PstsAssss uA uss sih pAss
attached
Leave Hunter Point 900 p n--rsebosss vsy ssia
Leave Hunters PeAs IL 80 -PaseaogSs Train stn ~
lor attached -
For bls sad sast tustsoiss Ahs Tor tF.n
yruasdsi osaws Psrt Hycs Psrs Basisls sad se
sinutss esd ecs ksa river 10 psIss
sD Hssssrs PeaA rshss ssh ssd teges
.Aselsa q a.. Mv :sssA ss:s.I y. ss.s
ss< !. stsasss . ESQ = I'D 500 Fer hs.Aae Css
loo =. - lee. Ala koo. 60 : ID SiSTot -
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

ffliscellaneotB.
brushes of every description at the brush
- factory 33o Pearlst a. srtss the lowest pss JOHN
HoPPEL, Manufacturer and lmporteT>A
EERTILIZERS.- offer for sale high grade
Amnoniated phosphate
Csrohls State Grnss PekIer Qukv guaranteed By Maanaeta
Combustion once 100 Prontst, GR0 e. WHITx
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

HENRY HOLT l. Co. Neu.Yorh.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
Brooklpn propsr!p DO fet.

pARLOR FLOOR of No. 109 Pineapple-st.;
suitable omce shop being but two
Fultonst w. r. COOK, 235 Washing ct, Beeklyn
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

II
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY.
SUNDAYS EyCEPTEDl AT 4pm
From Pier 2S North River. foot Of MariYst,
Steamers NEWPORT AND OLD COLOSY
Capt A. @. sIMMOSS Capt D. NJ SIMMONS
The Taunton MddIeboro PJnouts, New
Bedford Mshss vilevsrJ Eantueiet Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS all points New England and the Prov
For Tickets StseOons sgpy az 24l and o29 Bo.dwyb
Broadway TWeoyhrl Tbiave and oae-handrsd and
0hees ga Broadway sud 10 Court
BROOKLYN oce en~the Pier all principal hotso
IN Ticket 0hess the eiy.
BORDEN LOWELL Agents
GEORGE l. CONS0R, General PASSENGER lsnt
O. &, Il. Company
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

NEW-YORK AND PORTLAND EXPRESS
~ LIMB ALL RAIL Worcester Nishui ssd RochesteIfo
shortest quickest ami direct tor bGNness.
LEAVE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, HEW.YoRK, 500. 10 N,
3 anu $40
The S05 10 trains close worcester
ia With through trains for Portland arriving Portland a.
1O:45 D.. m.
The anu $40 trains eOuseet at Worcester with the
for POraui, B,ngOr sai ~ JOGns.
Through Tickets Baggage checked through important point
Through Trains between Worcester and Portland
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

THO LET, furnished or unfurnished, for one
yesn sOacious MAN,IoN. situated in Flushing L.
all IS Of gUu0d
lawn bOhouse grspey sabns aud requisite Of hclsss
suburban residence. Adore. H.. Boz S72 PorOhoe N. Y.
y NEAT COTTAGES, o rooms, large lots,
- eghborhood hne dpo school, chnrchea
RENT good Address HOMESTEAD Trbuue Onee
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

DHILADELPHIA, VIA LUNT BKANCH a
i the EEW.jERSBY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare from New.iOrk w PHILADELPHIA onlY So %.
MONDAY o. 10 1874 the stauncb, snd
modous JANE MOSELY and DAY STAR connecting
SANDY Hook with all trains, will
Leave EeS.York from Pier 8 n r., foot of Reciot-st -
sa6 m-Fer Phi!sdelpha Long Branch, Toms RIVER !"
town. 1uckerton. viResud sni Bridgetou.
400 D. m-Por Long Branch. Toms Rve, wsretosn Barne
aud Tuckerton
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

OF their knowledge and their great Ignorance.
The competition in reading books for schools
~ the keenest in tue book publishing business. The
compiler OF the Wilson series, issued by Harper
Brothers the sales Of which outnumber those OF any
seves ap annual from his copyrights that prob
ably exceeds Of any other aEthOr The chief rival
Of the Wilson been the McGuhsy series. pub
character Of school books, and especi
ally in the illustrations, in ShedOns readers pub
bshed serlDnsr. Wexford Armstrong, have caused
she Cincinnati house TO determine TO issue new series.
hcGuffey series about May l. The following artists
furnished drawings for the books: Darey Gibson
Beard Frederleks Sheppard Davis Farny Moran, Miss
HailOck and Mrs.. Rerris The drawings now being
engraved. scribner Go. will soon add TO their series
Manual tOr Teachers" by Prof Sheldon of the Nor
NAL School at Oswego
Prof Hitchcock's Geological Survey of New
Hampshire 4" is announced by E. q. Eastman OF Con
cord, N H. as ia press and nearly ready. He and his
assistants have devoted their long college vacations for
several years TO thorough geological aud nineralog
survey Of this interesting State. and the results
will be gives Ia royal volumes OF 600 pages
each, With Illustrations IN heliotype Dthograph, wood
engraving STEEL aud relief metal plates and en Aas
climatology, topography. results Of the riapgus-
non, and autobiography OF the State, ilustraing with
maps tue distribution OF animals trees. and soils,
vings physical history OF the State with theory OF
ee vatlone OF mountains and including history Of
explorations and sketch OF the White Mountains.
SaYenty fu page plates and maps be feature of
tps volume. The second will include descriptions OF all
tue rocks forests aud minerals, and will give some
strycnre OF rocks that will form the frat
publication on tRis subject In the country. y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
Mr., Beecher'S Oath.

Mr. Beecher's reference Of swearing by
the uplifted hand instead Of on the Holy
Scriptures seems to be- regarded rs some
what singular, as it Is understood by many
t. be only the choice of those who DO not
concede the Divine inspiration Of tn"
Bible. 1t is, however, common IN New
England, though it would have been more
satisfactory if Mr.. Becchcr had been call
ed upon tc state what wa, the nature OF
his conscientious Scruplcs. Mr.. kvarts :,
explanation of the New England custom
, swearing by the uplitrd hand instead
of on the Bible suggests 10 the New York
Times the period when New England
Courts were the greatest -ticklrrs for the
old England formula. 1t was one of the
chef points of accusation against Roger
Williams by the General Court of the
Massachusetts, Colony that he not only
,'outly maintained the right Of the citizen
to refuse to be sworn ON the Scriptures,
but denied that the magistrate ought
10 tender an oath to an unregenerHte
man.
OF course. whatever the form of the
oath. those who take it subject them.
selves to the legal penalties which are in
hictcd on perjury if they speak falsely.
In both England and the United States
those who from conscientious motives are
unwilling to take an oath are permitted
O make instead their solemn aitrma-
ton, subject of course, 10 the penalties Of
perjury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

at heart, the people of the Union were
in favor of all the iniqulty that had been
perpetrated,
But what is the result?
Last year Governor lSGERsoL
was elected by majority over both Re
publican and Prohibition candidates of
only 2,034; this year his majority over
all is placed at $500, avictory so decisive
as to crush out all hope of Radical sue
cess in 1876, and to convince President
GRANT, that he and his party nave
completely destroyed themselves oE
their revolutionary and vindictlVe Poilcy'
And that his entire prestige, together with
al! the assistance he can expect from MS
$4,000 office holder, and powerful
family connections. will not be able TO
save him and them from political death
and future obscurity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
TiIE CONNECTICUT ELECTION

The news which We published ycstcr-
dav. i fully confirmed this morning
The Democracy have gained sweep
ing victory, electing the GovernoF
and completely reversing the stu
tls of the State legation to the
sowcr Housc OF Congress. This stood
in the l%rd Congress three Repub-
leans 10 enc Democrat. Now it is three
Democrats to one Rcpubican--ac clear gain
of two. But that it is a sweeping victory
!, not all to be considered. The admin
istratiou had put forth it, every energy
towards carrying the State. Money and
orators were freely forwarded, and this to
such an extent that even the most cnthu-
,aS,i, Democrats feared lest they would
not be- able to hold their own
and had begun to talk about being
satisfied with success, even if attended
with losses on the vote of last year.
GRANT mad stakcd his all on this. last
desperate venture, for it was plain and
defiant challenge to the Democracy to
meet him on the issue Of his policy. His
candidate for Governor was man. who
had proclaimed 10 the country through
the mouths Of an hundred cannon that
he endorsed the President IN toto. and
has election would have been hailed As
prominent evidence that the tidal wave
had been successfully arrested, and that,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
III I'D.

ANBERN-TueSIay morning, April
9TH at ; o'clock, Mrs poRCAS g., wife OF the
late job Stanbcry, IN the Soth year OF her
age.
Funeral from the Cathedral Thursday
morning. April Sth, at 10 o'clock.
SHANLEN-At o'clock Tuesday even
ing, the 9TH inst, capt. W. ii. STANLEY, al
his residence, corner of Seventeenth ana
EOf streets, aged ~ years.
Funeral will take place from his resi-
dence on Thursday, at o'clock T.. NJ.
Friends of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend.
TTLETON-Monday morning, April
9TH, 1875, EDWARD PAYSOS NETTLETOS, son
oi George IL. and.Augusta NettIcton, aged
, years and months.
Funeral from the residence OF VIM. l.,
Hcarn, corner Twenty-tlrSt and Main
streets. at o'clock this afternoon.
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NorwITHsrANDING that when the coll
orcd puddlers arrived in Pittsburgh it
wa, made public that they would not be
molc-;"d by the old hands there, at pre-
sent ON 81 strike the reverse has hap
prucd. There were very few who
could not restrain themselves, and tour
vi them have been arrested, charged with
as,aulting with intent to kill. two OF the
coIorcd men. They had preliminary
hearing. and were held TO bail in $1,000.
Attacks Of thi, kind are, in the highest
degree, criminal, and demand
strict Justice. 1t Is gratifying,
though, that so few Of the
large number on the strike have
given way to their yindictive feel
ing, and the whole body OF puddlers
should not be- held responsible for the
seton of only tour or five of their num-
Der.
The two colored men, HENRY JOHN
son and MELVIN GAINES, have entered
civil suit against one Of their alleged as
-ai,ants, JouN DEMPSEY, for damages.
JOHNSON is said to be an old man sixty
three years Of age, and to have been so
badly injured Us to be unable TO work and
provide for his family
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l. the largest and altogether the most
conn Iele news and family paper printed III
West Virginia. IL Will be sent 10 any ad-
dress one year FOR 500. Valuable premi-
uIus 10 ciuu agents and 10 subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
Dissolution OF CoDartnerShip,

rpHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Existing under the firm name OF
Brentlinger & Derry, in the Drug business;
consent, W. T. Derry retiring. All per-
sons indebted to the late firm, will please
settle their accounts without delay, either
by callinr upon W. 7. Derry. AT his Drug
Store. No. l2lS Market street, or upon r. A.
Rr.nfIinper. at the old stand. apla
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
X afP. Funeral Notice.

TaE MEMBERS OF BALTIMORE
Lodge, No. 8, knights of PythlaS, are
hereby notified TO meet al their Oastie
Hall this "wednesday afternoon, at Il?
o'clock, for the purpose of paying the last
tribute OF respect 10 our deceased Brother,
John Mann Members OF sister Lodges ana
visitors are invited 70 participate.
WM. MEADOWS, {.
GEO MATTHEW'S, X. of II. & :.
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NEW ADVERTISE ENTS
n OF Funeral Notice.

u,HE MEMBERS OF NIRGlNlCS|,
Lodge No.2, /. o. o. f.. are, reg ., le e.!
TO meet at the lodge room. at 9, clock r.
NJ. the nth inst, to attend the iumeE% rh %.
their deceased Brother Jen IN M, Nam CIV are
.ratarTaIIV invited 70 participate in the
Al JOHN II. STAMP, y. &.
ce TTGGTIS 'E1AprTS. Sec'v. APP