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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26
First Dose On q Boston Police officer.
BOsTON. Nov. III. 1811

,s BOSTON, NOV. 10, 1871.
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ; Dear Sir = In che
sufing of 1869 was stricken down with fever,
which had a long and almost hopeless run.
The best medical advice being in attendance,
was taken Unrough the fever; but it left me
terribly reduced and weak, with excrdciatlng
pains In my siue, back and hips. 1 was com
pieteiy prostfated with fdney compliant, and
No medicine seemed to reach my case.
IN this conditIon was persuaded to try Veg
etine by friend whom 1t cured Of tine same
disease, and it seemed as though Could feel
the effect or the Hrst dose through my whole
system; ana from that moment l began to
mend, gradually growing better from day to
day: ana followed on with the Vegetine un-
iii IL completely restored me to health, since
which time rave been able to perform my
d6 tres as a police oficer, enjoying good heaith
ana there rs no doubt aDout the great value OF
Vegetine in Kidney Complaint and similar
diseases, .4..., 4 am, 81, respectfully,
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
ap25-2tW&S
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

by the Committee. They are more ac-
customed to sympathetic pleadings than
to stern commands from parties &C.
cused. And when Bristow tells them
that they not only may but shall inyesti.
gate, they wonder what manner of man
he is of,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

Plymouth Church to raise a commission
OF i've out of twenty men named in the
record, to receive and examine all
charges against MIR. Beecher, which that
Committee may regard as not already
tried and determined. But this record
provided, however,
'That this commission shall not be constituted
unless formal charges against the pastor shall
be brought before the church or it's Examining g
Committee W thin sixty days after the dissolu-
tion OF this Council by party or parties max
ing themselves responsible for the truth and
proof of the same, unless within the same
time 1T shall be judged expedlent by the Tx
amininS CommIttee of the Church and tue
Committee Of Three that important testimony
not previously given, which might throw light
upon charges which have hitherto been tried,
| should be heard by this Committee"
Under this proviso no parties have
appeared bringing charges in any form
against Mr.. Beecher; and the limit oi
sixty days has now expired
But, under the last clause of the pro.
yiso touching the powers Of the Exam.
lining Committee, the "Scandal Commits
sion" will nevertheless be formed, under
the record of the Advisory Council, &c
hear such "testimony not previously
given, as may throw light upon the
charges which have hitherto been tried.'
| This has been done at the instance oil
Plymouth Church itself, in order to give
Beecher's accusers ample time and op.
portunity to come forward with charges.
And falling TO do SO, it may well be
said to them--'iorever after, hold your
peaceW O.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

SENATOR SHARON, after remaining in
his seat as Senator at Washington, has
left the place in disgust, and returned
probably not make much difference to
the Senate, but then how are the pretty
'Countesses" of the Treasury Depart.
ment to exist without the ir silyer-headed
rose Of Sharon?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

Mr.. BLAINE'S retutation of the charges
impeaching his integrity, set on foot
from indianapolis, is conceded, even
by his political opponents, to be COM
plete and conclusive. Some people are
now intimating that some of Mr.. NOR
TONS political adherents in Indianapolis
should now rise and explain how they
came to start the stories against Blaine.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

ADvIcEs from Washington indicate
great activity among Bristow men to se-
cure his nomination. Their threats that
they will force the Republican Conven-
tion to nominate him, willing or unwill-
ing, will not serve to help his chances OF
success in any great degree. The threat
that they will make him candidate by
an Independent nomination, II the Re.
publicans refuse to take him, does not
sound as though Bristow's hackers were
blessed with either good taste or good
sense. Many a good candidate has been
slaughtered by oyer-zealous and silly
advisers under just such circumstances.
The prayer Of Bristow should be-"De-
liver me from nay friendsp 1t would be
better for him to fall among the Mil
waukes whisky thieves than among such
Hfriendsv
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Pain andDisease,

Can we expect to enjoy good health when
bad or corrupt humofs circulate wlJhlIie bl00d,
causing pain and disease, aud these hilmors
being deposited through the entire body, pro-
duce pimples, erupGiohfs, ulcers, indigestion,
costlyeness, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism
aud numerous other complaints. Remove the
cause ny taking Yegetine, the most reliable
remedy for cleansing and purifying the blood.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26
The Policeman's Statement.

The above statement is true. procured the
Vegetine for MN, and carefully observed his
conaition from the time he commenced to use
1t until Ire was cured. W nj. b. HILb,
Police officer, Station a, Boston, Atass.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

THE BEEcHER s'Scandal Commission"
30 called, is to be appointed; but at the
request OF the Examining Committee Of
plymouth Church itself.
I; When the late Advisory Council ad-
Iourned, 1t left q record advising
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

Theodore Thomas is training eight
hundred voices not to commence TOO
quick OF hang on too long in The grand
cnerus which is to open the Centennial.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

THE DAVENPORT FRAUDS which were
proclaimed with such uDcLion, as drain
ing the United States Treasury, and as
duplicating the President in an unlaw-
tul and corrupt use of the Secret Ser
vice fund, turn out to be rather unsatis-
factory to the people who threatened
the public with Forthcoming thunder.
The '1rauds" now developed involve
political managers in the fraudulent
elections in New York City, ana the
Testimony shows that the money was
well and wisely spent in putting stop
ito such scoundrelly infringements on the
ibsflot!box in that city. Consequently
the thunder is likely to strike other par
tiles than tire ones accused; and some OF
the Committee thought they had better
send the evidence" But others insisted
ION hearing all, and SO it all comes out.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

The last fish story comes from ancient
Nantucket, where fisherman caught
seventy five pound codhsh, which, when
opened, was found to conlail two ducks.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

The corn crop of Kansas last year was
81, ,OoO, 900 bushels, against 46,OOo,OO0 the
wear before. The wheat crop Was 49,
0oo 900 bushels, 100000 more than in
1874.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26

A Western farmer asserts that hogs
which have an abundance of water 10
drink and wailow in at pleasure never
have hog-cnolera.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26
vEGEPINE.
1T WAS
O Il O H R O
vEGEPINE

who said that "Nen were never SO like the
Gods as when bringing health to their fellow
men,"
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.

GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Depot Fifth and Hoadly. Time, ininates FAST
Grand Rapids Mail 7:8OA.M. sAePsA, q,5oP.M
Grand and hss hNspids @ Es aosr.m. sssA.m, s.4OA.N
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
sr1Ia,s AssoRTMENr on FANCY GOODS.

A selig. No. s13 Broadway, has Christmas
,t in tle pretty croquemetaine baskets shaped like
-, IN which the ogre carried of the children for his
IN the picture Lately shown at the Academy Of
80 These are trimmed with CAV ribbons and hung
~. wa n for spOols letters cards They cost 81 %
.rmmed; with trimming of scarlet or blue ribbon
" - Scrap bags OF gray linen, Ornameuted with com
S ss of hariequins and imps are 90 Scrap baskets
eal vSries and offices trimmed with ribbons, Wool
or ls or with TuTRish tOweltg on which are gayy
ois.S erifns serpents, dragons. Halrpin baskets
eoee1 1oTnneopa shapes. Combination boxes for hold
81 and cuffs Of russet leather, with places tor
ing y az the ton; the price Is 50 80 flushed; with
clTodery they are So so; separate coaT-DoXeS
0ut e poxes Tor haTpns for jewels ana other small
or ~ are in the same style. Hat brushes have medal
aruces5 smhrodery On the back. jewel caskets are
Hons To-, ~ oniside with blue satin Innings, cushioned
hne sfS The oldest little watch poe cts are OF gray
ard ti,t er{ionne dgVres of Raphaes cherubs, and
pnt ,c,ffoes Embroidered pieces fCf DahneLsefeeiis
VA ths aTe and for suaer e eeesns are a & S5own ~
iof &rsefv The slipper stOVL Obprlses an tie mover
geo veet perforated leathr and cloth E9r ser
vessee gifts warm zephyr Weo 5d,r nobng to me-
FeoT ~ the figure that whne auouhs hOsHine ." 'ne
snlsss snss99h 9hsy insure much comfort
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
pvJ.F,s O. K. SOAP.

70 cleanliness is next TO godiiness, james Pyie
be conceded TO exert a remarkable moral innuehee'
ne K. soap is everywhere found dong "Seiui wolA
ID w c to IL properties the value OF Wnleh ne r.
% W v established by the constant increase III s hs
krass and by the testimonials he receives ioi u'i
soropt
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n.oopNo ERS ARRLRED.

,-ro,, rTvERPOOI,-Ia se0Mship HyoIaina Dec IL -
1asn FIantfcrt Leon HGoey James Mo9sGn son oS &
IsIoad Mrs flancey and daughters Dr. M
dskis oney Mise e. BynsO Miss Moor MlsS % M ~ WI vi
fsn,s h Eingbam, Jos FIRE iman H. Ffledihai Z" SS"'
sa5nl' Cspt. J. g. Brown, Miss Jane ODrlsAeA'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22

Insuranee dialogue: "Jamie, WIZ, 40 you not not
sse, the eetting the life Of YOU insured s. an IN Wy
,sond r NV honey ." All indade taat t aeI hIs ann
dead and gone, you may be SURF "a "NO4
sss,epee for yourself and family"
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LTNF.-FsrTy stations m New York,
foot u Liberty and foot Of CiarksOn town Freight
Commencing oct p is7G-Loave NewYork foot Of Lib
$40 a m-MAm TRAIs for EastoD Belytdere Bethlehem
Bath. Allentown hauch Chunk, 1ainaneud. Nilkesbarre
scranton CsrDondae &C. oonuects at Junction with D. l.
& v. X. X.
7I5Am.-For sOmeFyille and Pennington.
$40 m-MOENNG ENPEg.s. daily texCrut Sundnyr) Tor
High i.idge blach, EasiOn AlentOWn. HarrlruFg ano
the West Connects az fas0u for AHucl chunk IamInA
TowHnda NEesbarre scranton, Deuyiie, WiamSpoTt, &c
'laOp m.-ENPEfhs for Pennington, Easton. AllentOwn
Mauch chunk, Wis ARE, lstOn, 1anaqua MalaOoy
cav. BszeiOD hsa'hng, Columbia Lancaster, Ephrats
P0ttrylIe Harrisburg. sc.
400 D. ID-For Hlsh bridge Branch. Eason. BclSdere,
Allentown and MaUch ChunE connects at Junction WITH
Del. AK. " ct raj ra4G.
$3.50 y. m.-F0r Somcrviro aud Pennington
S.l5 nj 81 q Dd BIosS. ,,,,,--
J:u H-EyESAG ENrEIte, daily tot Easi0n. BclEdcre,
Allentown Msuch Chunk. Wlikesbarre Towanda Heading
Harrisburg. and I" - est
-S..Gp. tu.-E1r E1stJn. -. 90, oo, 1.D
n5 IOO5 1885 q. m. i-.j. ljU 800, 40 90 b;z"
Cornscton is adc by Cllrksonst Ferry at Jersey C'
F"T ~ irans 10 Iocai points timetable a, stations
KEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NENNoth, lS,N1
BRANCH. OCIAN GEoNE SLA GlkI an, HQO ~.
Tune abe oi yay p, ~ rams leave New OK nun
t6t Of iIpsrtysI North River SlJ HAS q. H. $40.
- Ty.5, ~ - loot Of CiafKs0n.st. nl liSj q.
STAGE 10 ana iIyn Ftypgt connect az AaaNan sAiloA
with al trains.
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PART III.-RonEsoE. ].

PART Iu.-RoHNsog, J.
o..aau-08S. Agate agt Lowenben. no Day Calendar.
rs.Rr.g CoURT-TBaAL TERM-PART L-SHEA. O. J.
6ass 0n-49O2. Ross egt flaan. No Day Calendar.
PART III.-GoEPP. ].
Peterson agt Foley. - Alarcon egt kOerner.
o-vp.t SESSIONS - PART I.-sUTHBRLAND, IL Daniel
sc1IS%qYTI DEEsIEEyE J-wm O. ArchesOn and ano,
eslse pTefeneek
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
eIsSFNGERS SAILED.

pop 1oNpON-In steamship Canada, Dee 2lmI3olnss is
,,s Mss HarrisOn Miss X. b. Johnson, Miss s S,ts
bny, silas Whifaey Mrs Whitney, children An" A
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
,11N1ArnRE ALMANAC.

s,..os 7Si I san seis. 4:S6 Neon sets....-. Ills
SUI HIGH WATER THls DAY-A n -, ~,
island 1919 ies u tc4hg'- 50
ee'~' HIGH WATER THIS DAY-R -. a.o,
c.aav HOOK COWS isana i249 he u fo'b'- @"a
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
forses. Carriages, harness, &r.
Go Dbom it dlan Concern

DUSINESS.-A person with business already
I'D established ~ l0siug Eastern capital on farm property
in Illinois ard would Ike 10 make business c0hneth
with parties ia NewY0I CITY aud state who can SUPPLY
FUNDS effect the sale real estate ssCufltes has charter
r crportoa desirable satisfactory Eastern references
Address Box l57, BloOLhng gtoa III.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
nnrNn nIninSnk IiS ROUTE.

HOUND
FOH TN IpN AND IHILabtIPhlA.
Leave New -iork foot G 4leriysi atOi1 iil'eIJ Nd"
1880, ., $50 y. IA. - al, - ,azo
i.2u, Cs2J a.. -. ..t...ut, nail
Leave Phiadolphia station NorthPenns lIAna IA.
6.iO .. m. ...,-,,.. g.. AK and
Puiuan DrawIng Room Cars ara sacheI 10 inc tD anu
gib a. trains from NCwN ofE aEu - tTihs 'sa'ihs A
and ErTkssIs. az aud Gi.0 D. lD. -, r--...,
Leave Tr,uion !nr NcwH0rk $40 Slj. iU2d o. nj 2l1
345, j;45 72O p - . -, ,,,,,,,, -.,, D.. .,.,t
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
Gote!5.

"A PIERRE HOUSE,
ror BROAD and CHEsTNUT SITS, PHILADELPHIA, PA
Bastocatbn in The ci;yi greatly enlarged and improved
aft rooms cn suite " BATH hot and cold water passenger
elevator and modern improvements hted up III elegant
STYLE; frst.class in al its appointments
r,s 50 30 10 - per day according To location Of rooms
for one day upward
special rates to families and commercial men,
j. B. BUTTEEWoETH, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
5a!es bn AufElon
Gituatlons rUanteo--9enaIes.

Giiuatlons tUaHteo-- females.
COOK, WASHER, and IRONER.-An active,
~ tidy ynung woman good washer, and irOneT
cellent city reference Ca or addrtys S25 7thaye
HOOK, WASHER, and IR0NER.-A Protest
~ ant widow wishes situation V gooc cook wss3er and
ploycr. CAL or address 20 Mcst I3tlist, rear.
nRESSMAKING.-Mi BARBER will make
1su in the latest 81 yc al home ladies residences 10
6tnaye
EET your first-class cOlorcd Cooks, Lam
NJ dresses, ChambCnnads, Nurses, Waitr~se- General
sIAMs SELECT AGENCY, No. 543 Gsave.. near Syst.
HOUSEk EEPER.-A lady of refinement be-
longing 20 the Society Of Freios, who practical, eer
g,tc ana economical as housekeeper or companion con
satlOn much Of an object a. pleasant home Aess
"FIEND D. Tribune Uptown phice, LIS broadway,
/ AUNDRESS-By an English Protestant girl;
Is rstclss aUnGTess: understands hutng and pafjng
aid u onug - o.. s Danch would also 90 sSin3 chaI -
GUMS BUREAU, oO2 6th-aye.
NURSE-By a respectable Partisan French
n girl take full charge of and growing chl
dr,n excellent eeamstress understands all Amos OF
nrecwCrk; is very willing ara OBJ gg; 20 objection 70 ue
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS-By a respecta-
~ BILE German .rl; is wei educated speaks French
aud German correctly nueny; is exceedingly good %
children, and very willing and obhgng is hrs rate seam.
GUMS BUREAU COZ siTth.aye.
WAITRESS.-A frst-elaSs waitress, under
w stands all kinds of salads ~ silver; take mans
place; best city reference Can at 4sS 7tlaye
WANTED
w by person Of unquestiouabe respectabihty, ard
n ITIDN IN priyatp family wOnld
make useful agreeable 10 lay wishing s0iae 99e
70 live WIN her salary not az much an ohect as oehaoo
P'"'' Wv, Box 2s Tribune Office.
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II. p BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.

L. WINTER ARRANGEMENT Of Trsin- in eject DC
A. -otsncnnati aud Chicago Day Expr'ss. Drawing
l,loTa Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension liii'i;r
lOlb a. IN Express Mail lOg Buffalo win secphg O"A'"os
attached. - . ,. o.. ,t. W., Srcenips
CGathes rDu.h 10 Rochester, Buffalo Nlalra IaI1
uau and Chicago without ohaAgei also lio''' D'A'"s ~
TRAINS leave Chamber street Depot, n; W for
$50 lOi6 . -, 3.!"' anu !, 70 y w.
and y midnight, SATURDAY nights only suhuVS Vl' NJ
E1hsfurd PARK ana Passaie, q, 7i5 10 a. M ~ neos
I4S 49, 40 % G5S u - " rshd l' - y I,ninsif
aGliiGl i5 y Vis 4s (. S, g. e'i5 C3o l. p and AZ
midnight sundays $50, Sl5, 10 a. n, Lao O''" y -
ih snrsrn 9, 7:i5. Io:lj a. ID, $780, 490, p M ~
uidDight sundays, u, $50, 10 a. m l41, o'oo j. "' ~
- CoTp%ali 3 a. In 800 1902 IA. sundays $50 a. m
warwick lO:I5 m. $50 J.. IA. -. O. an
NeWburgh, y, lOij a. n, $50, 4;JV T. III ouu"'S 90"
d. Kingston A. m $50 D. m. Sundays $50 m ,...
Goshen g. 7:i5, 3. l046 a. M, $3.50, 45O J. ILL., 7unuA9@
oNStilr,oTn 545 i6i5 a m, 4:3O p Sundays $3.50
M a n, 7 p m Tie a IN. and 43O p NJ iaihs Cvhno0'
uth Now. YorE OsWcgO MlGlana kalO'u ~ PAN "a IN
port Jervis 81 lO45 a. M 4.3O p M SuhhhyA DO" ~
" w. T leaving Chambersst even or hall honTs
l n lr 81 ntren minutes earlier than aOOsc loi
trains leaving Chambersst on quarter noiis T,, "a
ihrdAt thirty minutes earlier toats taNe ss,,
- ID and 10 - D. m connecting with trains leaving NAu
bsTs st AT 10 D. ami IL midnight . l., ,,r,-,- rooro
ckcig for passage and for Apai tnen1 an DaN'E 49,
,d sseuns Coaches obtained aud orders iOr INC
ana Transfers u baggage may De III ~ ' r
JSrs Sog 23p 4Dl A2J and 057 Broadway ~" OOWEs'
Rrnoklyu end nc tie Company Del1ts- -. -, 81, 10.
Trains rom The West in Newl ork at i;zo
a. m. 2:lO and 100 p H.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEWJERsEI;
EngIfwOOd ClIstCT, fiefhl'h anu
g.I5 m l. g. l. 4:l3, $50, $50 1880 r. M snd
F.l1 aud n. Z. ID
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22

nHU ADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
Il The NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN RAlLkoAD;;-rssfpe
iowsr tlan bv spy other Commencing NoyemSl lS
s76 leave NewYork from Pier Horth River loot OF rec
Il a. m for Philadelphia Long Branch Toms Rver and
M for Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River Ware
soWn. aud IuekeIIon W. D s-'IS~@' S'A
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
Gelp manteo

pUSINESS.-A young man of education and
ID ability wanted 10 canvass for rs;elass scholarly family
weekly Apply publisher OF 1.-THE Inquirer" Park Bank
building, IA Broadway, n. \.
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stfamooais dno Rallroaos.

BRIDGEPORT, aud all points on Iousatonlc
I'D KsllrOAds. Pare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT CathaIinesp az 1880 and bridgeport At
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22

AEW-HANEN, HARIfOhD, SC., iaicy "a
~ Steamers Pecksp for Ne"-hA'en ~ A - PT
connecting with The railroad.
NrFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Com meneng Deo H. h7'o'
through trains viii leave Grand Central Delot' ,,,
7I5 a M Western and Northern Express Win uIA"ins-
3 9o a M special Chicago ard ST. louis Express win
roo ears 10 Rochester and Buffalo, also Through Car
20 ST. Louis. , - j, ,,,....-, r,x,-os.
ag0 n IN special Albany, Troy, and western EAptess
srrives Buffalo, 7:l0 a. M A., ,y.,.-.or-u ga
s,s.oy8 alma kso for Mont cal via Plattsburgh.
80 m Pacific Express daily, win seePngesrs er
Roebeser Niagara Falls Buffalo Cleveland and
alsa for Chicago both l. s and NJ O. haoaoS @na W
iioo D. M Express with sleepingears for Albany ana
Troy =, r...o ,atl.. Tictets for aale A
oso Sei and BroadWay and at Westeott Express
onles No paTk-pace 1S5 and 942 Broadway, Ne"fofk
and 933 WaslingtOn.sL, Brooklyn. -, o... -,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22

MARIE TILMANN of Paris invites special
vi attention her fine assortment Of Paris dress
BoNSETs, uniquely elegant AIS 6thaye1 near 26thsI
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
4 EVIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 EHlGH VALLEY RAlInOAD. r,-., -, IN
\ A ARA NGENFNT OF PASSENGER TRAlNS Api" ~
Leave drpos loot Of Cortlandt and
ma for asIon Bethlrhem Allentown, Mhhch
UazefOn Beaver Meadow, Mahanoy CITY Hht hiI.
CansI Shanokin Mlkesbarre, Pitstoni SN si,s ~
cannerilng with trains for ithaca, Auburn HoenoSoi' ~
faO Niagara Falls ami the West ,,-., ,fa,cb Cbuuk
uslefon Mahanoy city Shenapdoah NkesD9IIe
&c, making close connections ior hoA'lns' 0'''''''
Harrisburg ,,, ,u.r,,,,n and Naueh
CHUNK stopping AZ all stations -, p,,II.hem Al
GO H. M Nght Express daily for Haston Beihiehfm ai "a
Mauch Chunk WDEesbaIre Ii,t1l fba
Itbara Aubufn Rochester, Buffalo, NhgarA f@'7' All" s
"c'" iu' HoBrT IA. SAIRE, Sup,L ana Engr
General Eastern Office, corner Oh ThgNR W. ,I
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22

u thrOp place lone block from NewYOrk University
ins its 40h year sept l. Classical Comm rcia and Primary
departments NJ NJ. HOBBY B. s. LASSITER Principals.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
Dantlus 1taoemies.

I1DUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union square;
~ ngaeemens made for Teachers No charge ana
ta1,,ies ANNA RANDALL DIEHL, Manager.
AARS. ANNA RANDALL DIEHL, teacher OF
Nv iteading and Dramatic Action 80 UnionSqnaIe.
AIRS LOUISA B. CULVER. Teacher OF
wi psDting 6andscape flowers, &e.) studio NO. Asso-
-, I1iidinR Iafcrences. Mr. ID. Huntington, MI "n
HAT M James II. Hart.
AIRS. MITCHELL supplies schools and M taml- u
NI Hes witbou charge with egmgelent "a famss y
fescI,ers Bureau, Ga West S5tos once hours ~ VA
ACHERS, AGENCY, 1,707 Chestnut-st,
teachers (inale and ieinalel ior
fver& branch Of instruction
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

IDAHO BULLIoN. Wells Fargo .SCo.
brought down from Silver City yester-
day, two bars of bullion of the assayed
value of Sll. 42l IS. E. b. Tags, the
messenger. informs ~ that several of
the Silver City mining companies have
compromised with their creditors. and
paid out to miners and Others consid-
cradle Lloney within the last week, aud
there is now n fair prospect of work
being resumed in many Of the miae.
which have been lying idle daiing the
winter This will insure an increase
in the bullion product OF the camp aud
hopes are entertuined that ere long
'here will be daily shipments OF silver
bars.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-03

Two 81 my neighbocs. writes Il
correspondent in South Cafolua, are
Col. H. y Howard and Toly, formerly
his slavs, who now goes by tlls name
of 4 II Howard. Both are members
of oar Legislature. where both SIT with
perfect equality, making laws. The
former, OF coarse, il II Democrat, aud
the Latter Radical. After adjourn
ments, the Colonel supt r.ntends bis
farm, and fony wogks for him as 4
carpenter, taking his meals in tho
Kitchen with the cook "
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-03

\ BIG SC;r- ii. Z. Briscoe. by his
attorney Ii. X, Mitchell, has brought
ault in the Fourth District Court against
}. Il. Wilmington. of White Pine. for
the sum of $2i,2i IN United
States gold coin, alleged to be due
plaintiff on certain proinissory notes
held by him against defendant. The
complaint alleges that the notes We're
secured by lien on the cattle range
and |, 300 head of cattle, more or less
OF defendants ia this county.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-03

SAIL Ho.-Captain Il. l.. Powers
with a picked crew, went on IA cruise
down the river yesterday in sail boat.
Shortly after they LETT port gale arose,
the craft bee .me unmapageable, and
Was driven against mud bank 10y the
wiud. The crew disenbarked aud
tied the vessel to clump OF willo rs,
aud the jolly tars had tbs pleasure of
walking back 10 town Their story
differs from this however.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-03
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Notice is hereby given thot the
annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Humboldt District Agricultural.
Mining and Mechanical society, will bs
held IN Winnemuccs ii; tie entenniai
Hall at 10 o'clock a u ou TIE 9Th day
of May next. All Shareholders viii
please be present, without faIi as by
the laws Of the Society, no business
can be transacted unless majority Of
the paid up capital stock ofalEe Society
Is represented Mt SAD meeting
A. WIst President.
G. CHENoWtTH Secretary.