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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia! Dyspep.,a /,

Dyspepsia is the most perpleylng OF all human
ailments. It's symptoms are allnt st infinite IN their
variety. ami the foriorn and despOnient victims Of
the ii-ase often fancy themselves the prey In turn
NJ every known maiaiy. tn IL due, In part 10 the
close sympathy which exists between the stomach
and III" brain AMI In part also TO the fact that any
disturbance Of the digestive function necessarily
Disorders the liver the bowels and the nervous sys.
TEN AID Affects 10 some extent, the quality of the
blood.
4. Y. kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron sure cure
This Is not new preparation 10 he tined and found
wanting II has been PR -crheI daily Tor many
yeers IN he practice of eminent physicians with
unparal Fl success; is not tA pected OF Intended
Ia cure all the diseases ~ ich the human family
most oiHtinae form. hunkels Bitter " iIie OF Iron
never ials To cure. syiupt ms Of Dyspepsia are
loss OF appetite wind aud rising Of The food dryness
OF lDe nuutn, heartburn dlstens on OF the stomach
and bowels constipation, heAftar az, dizziness, Sit ep
le-aness and low spirits. Try the great remedy
M. be convinced OF It's merits Get the GEE uine
Take only kunk"ls which Ii put only in u bottles
Depot. z5g North Ninth St Phadelphl Pa 1t
never falH For sale BY al Druggists and dealers
everywhere.
TAPE WORM
Removed IN few hours. No Zee aekud until the
entire worm, with heal, Is expelled. Medicine
harnl +, being purely vegetable. .onsultation
stree', Phi adelphla Pa seat Pm and Stomac1
WORMS also removed, Advice free. Seui Tor On
rulhr 90 10 Your druggist and asa for kuSKLLs
MoEh sYkrr. Price, Il per bottle The worm
Syrup never fails,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27

~ SsreOla D'biity.-A depressed, irritable state
Of mimi weak, nervous exhausted feeling; no
energy or animation, confused head, weak mem
DRY. Inc consequence or excesses, or mental over
work. This N.r0OiLs Lebfity hnds a sovereign cure
IN Hunphffys Hoot9pahie Specific. No IS II
tones up the SYSTEM dlspels the mental gloom and
j. siDndency, and reuyenates the entire system 1t
u Ierfecty harmless ana alwa'a efficient. Price
81 Tor package of bve boxes and large ~ Vial OF
or 81 per single box Sold by nil ,iruyvists or sem
py mai on receipt Of price, Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. tdz Broad
way, N. Y. feb25,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
Suftiut, SaIes.
Personal. PROPERTY AND nS,,
ESTATE.
The subscriber will offer at Pul!lc Sac
On Saturday, May 9Th, 1875

81 hls stables on Orange street between sec mo s,,
hlrd streets. the following desirable properiy
no. ], flne turnout con isting OF one nslr ~,
tnoioneh-preo pay mares, fifteen and d nall mu,,.
hlgh, ana years old, travel together lnsI'le ~
minutes, warranted sousd and gentle wo,Ls,.
double or single, fearesss of locomotives, one ~,
travel her nile In nlnutes. set Of ilphi hama
made by acey A Phillips one two sesied H.
nearly new, made by Gregg 4 Eowe A rare shsi,.'
No Z, one pair dark brown horses years Old
good drivers anh WORKERS. double or SINGH. $685.
10 3. One bay horse, years cid a s0ad trtti. a.,
driver. '''' "
No. 4, gray horse, years oil, a goa w,ta, IN.
double or sirgle harness. ."
No ., gray mare, years old, bod driver
no T. Gay uare, years d, good work hos.
No. I, new open front Jeany Lind wagon
No. S. secoud hand Jenny Lind wagon
10. 9, IrotttDg sulkey. nearly new also tvo ...
sinKe riTfage harness, several good go lars f.,I
chest. harness. closet, saddle and bride. rn.,,,
box, anu o her articles not here eniInerat,i AIl.5
The personal property 10 sold, the ga lir Mon,
VIII be offered Tor sale ''NF'
No. !, stlhe property on Orange stree, between
SECOND and Third streets, los 4! feet a. lnrhr,
front. running back 30 feet Itrh deep Win Itie,
and frame stable suitable 10 hod i2 head OF horse
fer Club, Private or Livery Stables the attention. NJ
horsemen il invited 10 this sale. "
No. 2, Ny, private tesldenc'. No. sos sh.r!p,
street. ol "a feet front by l04 fee II inches urq'
with feet wide alley running through 10 oIlnlt
street the building IA double brick house. 10 fr,
deep WIN u rooms, with ali the modern mnroy,
mem, including heater range, hot amt cold Ws,a,
ga, Ac IT is one OF the peasantest Iesljenc a II,
the CITY,
No. 8, Two 3 story brick houses. :. r ,o,n.,
Ninth ana wilson Gets, lot Is feet front Is lei
deep, main building 2S feet deep, With room ht1
frame kitchen. These houses are We'll worth lie
attention of persons seeking inv stments.
No. 4, one 10 OF ground on Harrison and s,r.
more streets, West wilmington, adjoining the Gotta
yes bnllt by Chm tlana nIy, r Improvement 60 ~
feet front by 20 feet deep. This IS most desrabe
lot, having three fronts.
Terms ht sale. DAVID lEVON
Thos. VI. OdLE Auct'r. spr.,.ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27

ARRIVALS, Cr TO THIS MORNING
James b Mead, Middletown.
John Cochran, "
l.. X Eddy, Phila.
NJ Q Steele, New Yofk.
A i Morris, 4 VT, New Jeisey
J F Bnzby, Baltimore
Mrs d 7 Buzby, " ...
Mrs $ X McCay, Phila.
0eo NJ Copeland, y. Y.
Harry L &c. Clair, Plnla.
s Prettyman. Milford
" II Churchman, Del
Isaac Lloyd, "
III N Robbins, Conn
" Horace Soper, Baltic
j L Willard, Washington
II II y Hopes. Phila.
@ NJ Greene, Rome, n. i
J Badgley. "
Jno r lMcSciIle, Phiia
W c Gates, New York cltS
@ Il Grimes, Saratoga.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27

~ Correspondent, whiting from Athens, cor
iously ~ ais the mixtures to he fuutd there OF
ancient and modern civilizations Railroad. spin
their trains amid the temples Of three thou ana
years steamers dash their swells upon the Pireus
and tue scream OF their whistles resound from
Ahos, p ntellcus and Cytheron TO Olympus and
the heavens beyond their gods. DR.. Ayers world
nowned medicines, those cOnsummations OF modern
science. are posted on The Acropolls The Parthenon
the Areopagus and Thpsion. while the modest cards
Z Cherry fectora Ayers Sarsaparia, Ague Cure
and i1s look iron the windows OF the shops In the
streets OF Athens, where they are sold..i Y. Gote
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
8nAr6ina.

BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
II ladies, Pleasant rooms Also, table toaiders
can be accommodated. at
sprf-ff NO. 10t MARKET STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
II ladies' with desirable MONS. ct
msrsi-lm NO. sOi SBIPLEY STREET.
DOAkDIkG FOR GENTLEMEN.
ID Apply jan2if sl2 KING.
OARDING WITH DESIRABLE
- rooms st iy1-u sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27

~ Egg tor Hdtching.-The usual price ioT Brown
Le.horn pgs for matching with poultry breeders
Is y per setting These eggs, warranted fresh are
now being sold AZ only 81, ami the breed pure. For
the table Brown eghprns are good fowl, and for
aging qualities a.'y haze no equal. Apply at AZ
Market street. nlarL.-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
Corporation alptirfs.

NEW CASTLE Il FRENCHTOWN
IN TURNPIKE 4 RAJ ROAD COMP NY.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of this
company and Gn election OF irectors will take
place at the Office Of the COMPANY In New astle on
Thursday tue, l4th day of May next a. Il \ NJ.
no -NER,
Ap.2,2.sw 3W Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
Nery truly yours.
ilLn IL WI TING

Mrs. X. II. DAILY. Metropolis, ILL.,, writes:
"Dr. X. V. Pierce-My sister is using the Fasolile
Prescription with great benefit
MARY ANN FRISBiE Lehman, Pa, write:
abr. V. ri ,rce-What l have taken Of your
medicine has zen OF more heuent 10 me than ali
others and hundreds OF doctor, Bills"
DT. PieTce'- Favorite Prescription Is sold b. dea-
iers In medicines generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
Enst and .fonnd.


II OST.-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN
l. 4 pup. with long ears and tai. Answers 20 the
name Of 'sFriia.n The Under viii be rewarded II
left al apr2f-st Cos FRENCH ST.
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- =
T AMES W. QUEEN u CO.,
OPTICIANS,

OPTICIANS,
NJ. We. ciihslAur STREET, Philadelphia
NO. On BROADWAY. Hew rorE
sLANUFAClUKEhS w
sfE,rfAuLEs, srY GLASSES, OPERA CLASSICS
MICROSCOPES, MAGIC LANrEtNa,
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS,
THERMOMETERS, BARON ErEns.
And every variety OF OPTICAL. MATHEMATICAL
AND PHILOSOPHICAL. INSTRUMENTS.
H-,atalOgues lU cents each. uuyistf
rlNHE COM MERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES of PRINTING kX kouTED
Legal Blanks OF Ali Kinds,
Bonds, Mortgages, Su,uIDonses,
Notices To quit, Executions,
Deeds for Cemetery l.ots
Flank Note Books
Magistrates toDyeyaneers. and all other Legal oi
Business Blanks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
2artusrship getiers.

-
fINHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD Pc
L specctfuily inform heir friends and the public
gcoerally that they have formed c.,-partnershiD
under the lrn name OF Wise a Neldin. fof the
transaction OF he wholesale ami tetal umber bust
ness Having take The q i stand formerly occupied
by us at the south side OF Market street bridge
propose keeping constantly On nj full assori-
nent Of seasoned lumber, 10 which We inyi'e your
attention and solicit your patronage.
JOHN WISE,
apr21-lm c. WESLEY WIKI niS
NO1lCE OF CO.PARTNERSHIP.
The nHn OF Garrett Brothers, aTtlsis ADD pnotu-
g-aphy. sls Arch Street, Philadelphia was dissolved
ny InItua consent, ami withdrawal VI Thomas 4.
Garrett, on slst DAY Of January, 1915.
&. \. GARRETT,
THUS. r. GAkhkQT
The business uf The late urn VIII be cOutinued
and conducted under he same name ami style OF
tarrett Brothers. at 5Y3 Arch Street. Philaieph
and under the name snd stJ lie OF M. W Garrett
~ Market street, Wilmington, Del.
c. A. GARRETT.
N GAKRsTf.
inarl5-u ". GARRETT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
7--a------'------=--- -
Let the People speak.


II. V. FIERCE, Bufelo. n y:
Dear Sir-iou' Fayorite Prescription has done
my wife q world OF good he has taken neary TWO
bottles and mas felt better the past two ks than
AT any time III the past lwo years. No pefodl-
cu pains hone OF that aching back dragging
sensation Ia her stomach she has been accustomed
TO for several years. have ~ much confidence III
Il that would BE- perfectly vii Ing TO warrant 10
certain customers Of urs who YOU'D lie glad TO get
mold OF relief ut any expense | have tried many
Patent Medicines, bat never had any On TO
cStol ore before.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
CITY ITEM s.

~ her Name 10 Legion" may be applied To
those who die annually OF Consumption, although
science has Of late years sensbiy dimished their
humber. II 10 gratifying 10 know that The general
use Of DR.. Wistars Rdledn u Wild chsrry isiarge-
ly instrumental In attaining this end. 81 CTS. and 81
L bottle, large bo ties much the cheaper,
gN Charles Lamb, Prsayi5t denounced AL spiritu-
ous liquors al Wet Damnatlon" Poor fellow he
knew whereof he spake. ~ rad experience. and II
living, would apply the same to Alcoholic kxcitants.
advertised as Cnrealls. But there lis one Tonic and
Alternative 10 eXistencetne best the world has ever
knOwn-which contains no alcohol 1t Is Dr. Walk
ers California Vinegar Bitters upr5iw
fs-Lo0Ri LOOK! LOOK
kALLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE uh ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
IL viii care Dyspepsia Sour Stomach and Heart
burn.
1t will make you strong and give yun new NE
It will act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
ton.
II is pleasant 10 take and perfectly harmless.
II Will do all that tonic will do without liquor TO
stimulate. 1t Ii Dot Wine OF Iron Try IL. Doctors
prescribe II. Ci.-gy recommend II. Thousands
hAv, been cured with II. Suffer no longer. Send
and get circular. See what IL has done.
For sale by Smith Painter, T. Bringhurst a Co.,
Y. McInal. Jr., and Druggists generally. apr2-lim
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27

CITY ITEM s.

IN .s.sta, Harden seeds, all Kinds, fIeah sr0cI,
bOwInaD's, knd AMI King streets. uar2.Itf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
dFantfd.


A DRESS MAKER WISHES ENGAGE
"A ments by the day week, anf will do plfin
sewing. besitence, Delaware Avenue an Rooney
streets nsfSt tDor To Crape. zprr',lt'
XTANTED-lMM >, : GOOD
w furniture nnisbers, at
aor2s II 2e0 MARX II sr.
NXTANTED-TO SELL. ON ACCOUNT
w OF parties leaving the STATE. guoi hu, in IS.
centrally heated, good city aud country trade. For
particulars apply to d. NJ. CLOUD co.
apr26.tf No. 4. East Cd street.
NNTANI ED-EVERl BODY TO CALL
w at Mrs. N. <. Carilses dry g,Aods and trim
ming store, at the N. Il. cornsr Of fiith snd Madi-
son streets. and purchase iheir dry goods.
apri6lH
WANTED. = AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w coored man, who has had horses and car
risPes Ia charge and furnish satisfactory refer
ence., may mai desii able situation by addressing
maI3pif W. y. H. through the Post once.
=. S-Enclose references IN application.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27

The Arctic Ice Go. has Just received Two new
wagons from Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
u EGlsrNY BuKEAU NOVICE
Proposals.


ICE HAkBOR PIER AT NEW CASTLE,
l. DEL.
u. y ENdIAKERS OFFICE,
1875 CHESTNUT 81, PHILADELPHIA,
April ~, 1876
SEALED PROPOSALS Will he received at this
office until IL clock NJ, OF To EsDAY the 2Tth day
OF ApI. 1870 for The construction of tins pier Of crib
aud stone WORK FOR forms proposals. and further
Information apply at This Oiice.
apr U VI j. II. kUkTZ. ~. Col. OF Engineers.
DkOPOSALS FOR FLAG STONES
seaied pT0posals will be resolved by the street
committee. d, The ONCE OF the Street Commission
er, until
THURSDAY, Anil 2srH, 1875 AT = O'CLOCK
r. Nj,
For furnishing flag stone AMI gutter stone Tor the
ose Of the city for The year 1915 To lie dclvef,
directed by and subIte, to the approval OF tbs street
Commissioner
The Conm.ttee reserve the right 70 reject any
and ali bids
1hs nag stGa" 10 be not less Than feet long aud
70 inches @iie. and properly taken out ui wini.
The gutter stone 10 be not less than ~ inches long
and 1U Inches Wide.
No bid viii lie accepted unless II he from Il Tt
spnnsihl parts.
:Z- Bids must he endorsed propotals for tagging
ani gutter stone.
Nm. CANBY
apr2i- st Chairman OF the Street Committee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
The Temperature, To-day.


Az REarsTEkkD AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
LtsA A. H.. ga Att P. NJ. c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
MIL PROPERTY FOR SALE


THE SASH, BLIND AND PLANNING MILL,
Known as the Perry Packard MEL, at Camden, y.
j., situate near The Vine street Ferry, corner OF
Front and Kim streets The lot Is about $50 feet
square with substantial three story brick building
liO By IL feet aud TWO brick tenant houses, stables
etc. The mil alone hes ahont 25 900 square feet of
nOor, steam engine AMI boiler, 100 horse power
pactty with "a fuil complement OF modern machine
~ for sash, II, OF AND pan'ng mil. ami all In com
pete order suitable for carriage furniture, door and
bind factory, or hny manufacture requiring steam
power with large space. The taxes in Camden he
Ing much less than Il Philadelphia. more than pays
the ferry expenses. II Is really nearer Philadelphia
business centres than uptown faciorles-as TO pass
IRON Philadelphia side 10 the factory only requires
ten rcnutes Also, the lot opposite with Office,
Sheds etc. suitable for lumber Yard about 100 feet
square, "ill he sold with MILL II desired. II will be
sold at very much less than value, easy terms of
EDWIN NJ. LEWIS, pres Farms d Mech's y. Bank
nor >ALE-A THOROUGH BRED
L. tl1erney bnll. two years old. Also, about t rec
tons OF Hungarian grass excellent horse feed. APP
ply TO A, X. TATNALL,
SyTORE FIXTURES FOR SALE.-SO
- feet first class shelving, Is feet first class coun-
tiers, at s0l Market street.
nar25-tt JOHN WAINWRIGHT.
II O II SALE = BROWN LEGHURN
IL eggs for Matching. setting, sl.O0 Warranted
mai24,tt Hardware store rs Mar Has Street
DROPERTY FOR SAIL. ON MAR
i ket street Causeway, between A and Street,
ttour minu es walk from Front ami Market streets
80 feet fTant. a-a feet deep improvements are
main building, one story frame l2U X 80 with story
frame i,hnNiO, Uron'i ing Oh the cause wayl and 2so
ry bflck tanlolning back OF main huildlngl 30X3u;
l story frame nilice, ziXl2 urOnti on the cause
J. In the back portion Of the lot are one-story
frame, ltnX2D Il two-sOy frame stable 20X2D, ami
water lhns ~ ieet diameter feet deep. The main
pulthhe Is now u4td US carriage factory, and Ia
titen up with steam power circular and fig saws
3D. and steam heating pl q. Price moderate. Terms
''' " - '1'' " " j. NJ. pusEY,
tuarl6-tf ill6 King Street.
NOR SA'.E = PERSONS WANTING
rrst-cas ~ Fellines are invited 10 look at houses
Nos els, 6l1 uesi street. and 4OG West Seventh
street, as tlty VIII he sold very cheap.
SAMUEL McCLARY, JR.,
mari ,2tmar9 tfend "a West Seventh Street.
FoR SALE
100 nhls line Old Rye whiskey
10 " New Eng and Rum
10 Apple Brandy.
3 a. Old Irish and Scotch wlsAey.
wholesale or retail by
FRANCIS KELLEY,
Doyl+-ly ln3 Market Street
kNOR SAiiE OR RENT = HOUSE NO.
proveInenta, with a sOlendiu stable rear OF lot
Terms ot saie easy. tor rent from one 10 TIRES
| years. Apply 70
NJ. NJ. CHILD 4 co.
No. w. Tth Street.
lai4-2awi Wilmington, Del.
| NOR SALE ONE DUMP WAGON
Il and two Carts oil In good condition. Address
GEORGE y. KELLEY,
Au2e-1 Wilmington Del.
.far Rgnt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-27
EDGING AND INSERTING.

Those wishing cambria edg.ng and Inserting
would do well 10 call at
MRS. PEtRY'S, 901 EAST EIGHTH STREET
where will be found ali klnds OF the latest styles
rating from q hts To tl.oo. apr-1,ot'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-28
A.MAr1ER oF SIMPLE JUSTICE

We print this morning the memorial of
certain District creditors, introduced into
the House recently by Hon. Lyman X.
Bass, and referred to the Committee on the
District, asking Congress to increase the
rate of interest on the bonds authorized by
the act of Goth of June last to four per
cent. in gold, and to perfect the guarantee
clause, now deficient from verbal inaccu-
racy. The District Commissioners, and
also the sinking fund commissioners, in
their regular reports, submitted recOmmen-
cations Of a similar character, except that
the rate OF interest recommended by them
was 3.65 per cent gold instead of currency,
as now. But we particularly desire to call
attention to the facts of the case, as present
ed in this memorial Members of Congress
cannot afford, in justice to the future pecu-
mary welfare of this District, to overlook
the considerations the1e presented. The
memorial is signed by some thirty credit
Ors OF the District, some Of whom are resi-
dents of distant States all of whom re-
ceived their evidences of Indebtedness for
materials furnished and work done. They
represent upward of two millions of bonds
and certificates in first hands, and there is
an equally large amount in other first hands
who have not had an opportunity to sign
this paper. The points made in the me-
mortal are very strong and very significant
They are briefly these That, in accord
ance with the law of Congress re-
curing a re-audit of their evidences of il
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-28

AFTER ALL we are sorry to hear the
dignity and privileges Of tine House are not
to be indicated in the immaculate person
of Whitelaw Reid. 1t was reported yester-
day that while the committee are of opinion
that witnesses should be granted safe con-
duct when necessary, and that the law
should be made broader than it is at pres.
ent, yet they decline to consider Mr. White
law Reds case within their jurisdiction,
especially as he has not claimed the pro-
lection of the privileges of the House. Of
course Mr.. Reid will never do that, Like
a valiant knight of the quill, who always
throws mud from a safe distance, he will,
of course, meet Governor Shepherd in the
courts, where he is so fond of inviting his
opponents, through the columns of the
Tribune, to take their grievances. "Priv-
ileges of the House" for Mr. Whitelaw
Reid, forsooth! Why he would disdain to
accept such a crumb-except, perhaps. from
the Speakers table.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-28
TRUTH ToNGUE.TIED,

1t is, perhaps, hopeless now to expect
any information as to the pearls thrown by
StOckwcn and Irwin before Sam. Wards
fifty-two swine. The committee seem
more intent on airing and reYenging their
personal grievances against those jour
nalists who have cauterized their sores
than sincere in their endeavor to unearth
a great scandal. Perhaps, if no informa-
ton can be derived from or about the fifty
two pigs, q battle among the bulls and
bears Of Wall and Broad streets might be
productive of happier results. Greenbacks
pass and leave no trace, except pcrcnance
in the swelled bank account of the recipient,
could such evidence be reached but
brokers' hooks must give some indication
Of what class of business he transacted and
for whom he transacted it. 1t is not to be
supposed that the fifty-two pigs and their
affaLle swineherd had things all their own
way. The very necessity Of thus fattening
and appeasing the fifty-two indicated the
existence Of q vigorous opposition. Posi-
lily, then, an inquiry on the part of the
committee into the books of some of the
ICdNlu5 uOuStS Vi NGh L III h-SdNB IOL III
stance, such old-estaJlished firms as CaprOn
& Co., Harvey & Searle, Lockwood & Co.,
Osborn & Cammack, JoCclyn, Bates & Co.,
Robinson, Chase & CO.-might establish
which and how many of our statesmen
went ''short' OF Pacific Mail, and how
much margin, if any, they put up on the
amount Of stock carried for them by one or
the other of the brokers above named
Now, gentlemen of the committee, if you
are really in quest of information, do as we
have suggested. Leave the Dom Piatts
and the Don Wetmores in peace. If they
'lobbied" or published baseless rumors,
they were not guilty of crimes. They
violated no solemn oath, nor did they be-
tray a sacred trust reposed in them by the
people. And were they ten times guilty
the blood of all the correspondents in the
land would not wash out the sins of Con-
gress should a genuine investigation prove
that body, or any portion of it, to be cor
rupt. We speak with earnestness, because
our suspicious almost amount TO convictions,
and because we believe in dealing fairly
dealing justice without mercy-upon the
infamous wretches who pretend to assert
that the corruption of Congress was solely
on the Republican side of the House. Let
us unearth half a dozen more Democrats.