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, 1876-06-17
RATIFICATION
CINCINNATI.

C,sstssAr,, ,rune IA vrnn;, rat,ocotton
mcn,inr sas bc1a % to.nlglt M at MY ptta's as nnnra
House. Tho Committee Vi tho nrlstow Club,
OF this city, waited upon tic IIayos Committees
nnd ,nvftrii them n tobc noaeeasion NJ ths nnor"
eapav anS aS Is % a M ns.sss ws G a to It's ot1ss
cr!vcd viii the utmost enthusiasm. Tic meet
Ing was called to order by john Carlisle who
said Tint tic Club ouca ioown M tho Dr,stow
Club, but now tho Hayea Club. had rendered.
the USE Of the hall for Erad ratification meet
Ing. lie introduced ....
who smoke ae follows:
Nm ru,,uv.x .mn ovvr, r,r,x,-no,r, ,r,, a,
vomr door ,rh"n tl;S ns,S 49, it W.. funs r.
~ @ IT, 1oaa ~. II
s @e s1aa III
81 y e1 ~ J.. ho gf h a., y'
%hch sat un a nrt to eonpeto m rsnar,a sna nav
WI ws drs qtg 'Ghuy 10 TT. au 70 rest IT, swsety S
nnu rse"san''s' ece@aso can say @ha1 oh sno "noe
"0"'' rxcnun,sa,r wr,, a.r,ap,rn
ssy ss: ,s sasd ss e Is yoy
yon taan - sa!a ,t5ank II tas ceaysat!on
tSS ,hSe sx v cs oaf IT, eyes 70 me Scs
tsn ea1 stao sde op pe
.te.. -. - 1t~et * -" No'ot'' tta'
,@ausS @ W91e nnny WIN nnre " Ieah o!sSatlblaston
M WMo Maa n!t " MARY tuofs weIo IN IN unsatsaea
III III , ~ conulnh. VI eoalse %hen party
III M nevn VI poMGt sor siAteen yIals y nas cuMms-
wv AuEo ~ tGsa ulunuats' inosat4ut5 u hh1 Waae
S.tps ~ hpp9htHants " ~! Inc natAlla nt alfhIn-
1eua,a,iaa tnHestan!y n y has ma"s nsaxss ~
iheHss'a''9ni WE II, iho ~1sest men coan! nafaly
a1'n,9 nay9 cdaIicd ,. TO-, 90 th's, w meyer M
aiat viii nandrc, IT, H. ,otr. =, 'f nua1tn atM, ~
r2not' III r. t,so aha..e y. .hs ~
1f* thnt Il Eia i'y @ ,'nnae., ,; w nnmy VI y
wn. Wh,tnwa. th rsao u.n" hta.s fha ii tIn
*" ~, NV. ~ toasolt, "9a!esoE tAs lnl!oto-
hyf MI, ~" aaup Mow ~ p"t MI 1nesg Yssots,
an nprnatnf, l TEJ INV "oua sc.tany "
It'll mi II I. ~, IT, tas! , va ~. tAa1 ."s1
, dhs sHiaa Rs9fal1eo throughout !ae
country an 'ntere"t !onethg 20
'nFr ut rARfY POLITICS
10 highes Llen9 a. far aa possible, to end theac
errors, TO mike all poaslble apology II y0u chposu
70 Call u 80, ~ tle American people for our
shottcomihes oy 9H1ns thcIn new pledges, and
the stroh9ast ~ our nuWor, for better fnlurs.
IApplsusa. u lInpnss1hln Tor any man In tha
unfeu htatss % hn DtonEnt lnto poEaonal contact
p!ause unstH .s.in. ~ tnn . nan rafe oomnhaoh
,acns.. ". sn ngSa t"s1ass IeaaIn,
.a! Maken ~, 5putE ne, " tHHS H 9a sa11W oiu
M Rna hs @ " ~ - .sau5 ISL 5, ~ I 49, h'ulon IT. neea
i.ut ns se'n - ] .n N,GG nGua H. tns horueta "
ina!aaA l.pitn"ik H. i,kt -; ~ , ~ ,11 h.ua ~
neAsfn AMoMs ny usp' ~ H. ~ k'%sstunH % tais coantty
oWes , 70 iliat man W. ~ 'Haahn,aae h,n, courage
s1. Tn "h!fm ~ 'o,su sisn sepoh nn1s u sas
, 1876-06-17
PHILADELPHIA.
THE " PRESS"

dERc'o1 1H4p1Ith 70 1ae 1Ft63A
pH1LApELrI1A, June tG-Col, Forney's
J,r.xx ,phich bus hcen strorn,r nI,tn. In sor,,.
.t' ,un Nst - A"a a usun t1i n'snI G ~ sou.f
incnt, WI, to-moF3o" !uol1sh at ca!toflal III
dorsing Hayes, from which the following is un
cstract,
..,.. .,.,,, ...,.,u
:, ,,ti nS1 tnn .Host eaG1t!ns s..uRsiG "tnos'sa IN
~ s.1fv ~ nc o!!tn os
nominated BY THO dominant o,sanl.atlou 81 AmsH-
TSa @ po.iIGs toI tne Lieh.uency o. Wy Hspnnile-
w. vi eoaa9amy FeesIt LII nna,ina."n. uns naSa
~. pIuieftne5. ~ ~ osAsse Gst ot Mt1psly OF
, 1876-06-17

BosToN. luna 16.-1n regard to tho Cincin-
natl nominations, the Adsertiser Tomorrow In
its lcndct, will any:
The nominations wilt be accepted by the Re.
publican party without teaerso, and with lively
feelings Of at(.fActlon. and The whole party cai,
work together hafmpniousiy and accomplish snc-
cers. Willie toy. Hayes Ii by no ncnns Tho leading
representative Of Republican prhrpaae, the ctr.
cnInntanceE under which thn Convention met rem.
dered The choice of either ut the leading candidates
iinpohffbtc. Whnt has been duno has been well
done. and tho choice made J.. every way excellent:
and predcta that tho ticket will curry th!s and
every other Republican stato.
TIE JOURNAL.
Tho Journal says the Convention has done lis
work nobly, and given ticket every Rcpul,-
lcan can support with pride, md l'cnrtilcss.
The ticket Is clean and pure, free from all rings,
combinations, and things needing explanation,
and Inns cuinc to the front Spontaneously,
cnlNlying the best TINT could be aDtg
under the circumstances to meet tho demands
81 the best sentiment of the Republican mnsses
II 's not only satisfactory to every tfuc Repub-
ltcnn, but must command tho cun!.
dcnec and support of every friend Of reform,
Of official purity and sound administration,
ELBKHnAKH.
Reports from the various cities and towns Of
New England indicate that tho nominations nro
rocetytd with favur. At Portland, Bangor,
11i1defors1 and other plnrcs, salutea ,scrc fred
Tilu fccllng of disappointment at tho lefeat Of
Bluiue u giving why to the acceptance Of what
was undoubtedly best under the circumstances.
, 1876-06-17

The Republican party hna found lis Lincoln IN
lead u nm e rl;tory. 'ihr torcinas ot candidates
!s n man Ut ptain ltHnl,f,tpyr n,nnnera l,n!n.
pcnchablc honr-sy, kecn intelligence, mud tobnst
common. rense. The srcunh p1acu un thu
tiSkSt t... hon brrn ,gtscn 10 o.,o whoro
Influence N elear-hcAdcd, fsr.rcotng statesman,
nrc worthy nf the nohlcet era hf nnr history md
the htghoat standards Of 0nf public ire, Tho
Convention has given The Republican p,rty ticket
and platform On wh!ci, II can and maat win. Tho
Wheeler arc amply sufficient gusranteea that tho
party hA" shaken IN tho in1ncneba which threatened
to pa,ay1s IT. that hns Icpnd.atcd tho corruption
to stain Its record aud mako Is honest members
hang thelr heads for shame. A campaign Under
such leadorshlp Will be an nEgReaF aFive enshnslasc,
and un'ted one. Tho nominations Ate such
a. ought to command tho spptoYal
NJ every independent In politics
who Isalncsrely detirouA Of nlerating thu ions Of
nur public life, and Of every Liberal who t,aa bern
honeatiy dfssattshcd with the hlctn.lon Of Office.
holden Q. The abuse OF tho political inf!usnce of
tho hdmlnIstratlon.
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the oREATsUccgss or rnE SEASON.
MIR. Richnrd Grnnt WHITE among British
Mobiles aud Iittcrntcurs.

From me ErcnfpO POST
A. follows:
Few Americans see England "a Mr. Richard
tiers aud IN all ranks Of s0ricty from the high-
est down. for one hears Of him IN all.
ne was the guest OF peers and county families
IN various prts Of the country; at oxford md
cambridge he was received with marked alton
ton The Shakespcareans made much Of him,
ana ne was made AN honorary member Of the
Garrick Gun. lie W thought to resemble
highly cultivated Engshman rather than the
usual tuei Of an American. Alexander Elis,
to President Of the Pathological society,
whose great work on English pronunci ton
has made him the chief authority on That
subject, Il reported to have said OF him
that his Enesh could not he told from that ~ a
university bred Englishman "a compliment the
greater because ~ Mr.. Elis's well known severe
criticism of the speech Of one or two American
literary notabilites); aud one ~ the weekly
papers described him az speaking Ike an oxford
man and looking like a Ruatdsman.' IL was OBJ
served as remarkable that he shared with the
venerable Collier and the deceased Dyce, the
most distinguished Shakespearean scholars OF
the day In England, the physical distinction OF
ana accomplishments. no less than his shakes
pearean aud linguistic studies, brought him into
additional sympathy with Ellis and Max Muller,
Doth OF whom are musicians the former having
Just Translated and enriched with valuable notes
helmeoltz's great work on musical sound, or
Die Lehre Won den observation-disclosures
But Whatever Grant Mites musical discus
siQns aud perforpances here among the great
critic-. none could have given greater pleasure
than some Of which have heard, ia which his
audience was composed only Of llawthVrnes
grandchildren. He visited his friend Julia IIaw-
thutne, who lives at Iwickennam on the
thames, which even American readers will re-
member as the site ~ POpe's villa; and while
thoie. having his violOncellO, he used to 20 into
the nursery and play for the little llawthurnes,
TO their great delight. When lie went away one
~ them asked her mother II he would ever
come again. Mrs. Hawthorne said she hoDed
he would. o that's nice, was the reply. for
he's better than the organ man; he makes the
music and you don't hiv' to give him IA penny
Father "a doubtful compliment In return for
the lufty musIciIn's good nature. But Grant
White II dliug to the grandrhildren II Ndthn-
let iawthufnc Is not "A bad picture. lie must
be with YOU ere this, with health restored, as
many friends aud admirers IN England hope"
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Another Ineligible.

tLfNroN, ~, Dec. 2i-Thcrr j, consider
AL excitement IA tbs rifY over the discovery
ihai tie non. u. Douahuc. the HAYES elecior
ir ma tits Congressional district. Is an Irishman,
amt h never taken out hi- naturalization
I. per-. lie refuses to make any eNIlanatlgu.
neltDrr DENYING nor ainrmlng the fact, ant saw
II h. TOO late now to make any fuss about H., a.
hp mas cast bis vote.
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Prom the scranton Republican.
A Hyde Park woman prides herself on
the feat Of having hatcued i've chickens IN her
bosom. She had set "A hen upon the eggs in the
usual manner some few days ago. but the hen
died. aud the woman, not to Toe outdone. placed
the eggs in her bosom. where Incubation took
place, ana five hardy chicks weTe Matched. We
learn that the birds are doing well. rs is also the
a
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An Outrage Committed by Ladies.

WON Nf HIIUVDI1n NUfIfyf.
ono night last week Mrs. Dpdl Emcns,
NJ d., physician and surgeon. lee ured IN Svra-
cuse Ito women only" and when she was about
half through the shfill alarm was given, Man
in the rOOm!" and Mrs Mary Walker. NJ. D.,
was clutched by the indignant females and
bounced out OF the rooms, and down stairs,
with her hat Jimmed down over her ewes. and
her claw hammer coat riDped from collar to
hustle. The Doctor picked herself up and
called hack, and "a she climbed In she was
heard to remark, Another victim to circum-
slant ial a. Nileuca"
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III. Professors Of Anatomy aud sci n inc men are
~ respectfully invited tu Inspect tln oLd,r ~ the
AGO N SIS btiui ST. turn orchard, GA t.r -Nil AID
.Hlh uf December. 1875
ATLNNCuL'-, 7.3 BROADWAY. uud,r Sew Nor,
"a llltr Closing eut suic of tNr ErLllut ulAnlunl
and jew Try store 3'NcAr. esiahh. ri.
( IlOiCt butter in tubs ana pans cprap Ar ~.
100 hammers =. l.. lRlf T..
hINORCE> legally ana uui''y obtained for 10.
1 cuIrht hl ltY, a. rr-ilrur' u.uHre--lr.. Fee
at .tr t'l4rt d y ans exp o.. ucf. 4 ttODl,lCI
Mtyat-Lt". i-i Dearborn IT,. l.'Ag'. %
q \ ~Cn,DE'- c,ke bla.ry si3 uc.c,,r It.
VI near tlruiur -. Largest variety ~ frulf and
luuu1 cak"., F'ccuts pee p'And
posi- oFFlVh >OrlrE.-lnc foreign mans
l fui the wees ending ~l'uiu.N. i'r. $50. 1876. Viii
close at TINS on'" ON II. shay a. 10 A. VI. tor In.
r'p" ny .t'tu,uiu Wyoming wa Queenstown, on
A1Nr-'un wat Queenstown un IhIr .dN nd ll.iu a VI
tNr luruUp, uN -friu-nlp funttl Iuil, wa FNmuut.
Ohtrhlurs tud llimhurH, uu ~NfuritN. % 1880 A. NJ,
fur q tmuuN, ~ steam -hln hrln llilf. wa south
and France. TO We Forwarded hY inns Gamer mu.t b.
specially addressed, lud At 1880 IS, VI. for scotland
dlrrrL ~ steamship Bnufla, wa ih-EoW. tui 40 -
NJ. for Europe. nN steamship t'Ur VA Queenstown.
dressed amt az H. VI for Fran ,.rrci hi snip
Labrador, wa lNrr The steamships NtnWiug Aols-
slud and tluc Nll, not takc mails for ptuulrN sWr-
lay NcN 1or" pee Is. lN'h, lhru'H,l r NE west
lW mails for CHINA, &C. MA leave san Francisco
lWl
lhr mln; for AutruG, Nc. WI cly, san Fran.
cltcJJAn + l.. ANiS Postmaster.
Ir-E Harbour. Hi,n Flax utcll uNu saul the
ltst
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NS i"'ve 'hclr hyors fpr ! ir fvS a. th, only
XIX IL lp own Nrrt.s' 10 700 offices,
,ns.tS hr" '"N, 'r. rot .l.t s'..u - \. ant
bu~ 'i -.i fi, opp. NIlNt DNHrl tlnI. D., AMI
~ 1"O "b v,'p Nor i,,l u4fuNr "
NnrNrlrrlr'r
l<Rnnk HOARD -lI5 Futoust.c.mf.rll
ID ht furnished rlOin- II Wt,A upelrl h AMI A. ,i,
srcdi convenient o. f,irit@
l|lK,r FLOOR and fira..n,d room TO 1T nj 80
{ .nOD boar and nicely '.t i,.dup.iu-. So, for
~ gents lees for od", lns tii, iiur-. 'Itn a.
NtlIN iuui-hul fto't rorn. f.rhOu.r. ms
~ = ''AH1 ~ per wees ir'Ito .ou-r. So rpan- T.
VEIL, furnished tro room tor .pcctahlr married
w eVu''e ioI hVuse''t ne cheap! - Alien II.
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ste Guam.

III'~~ELIi~ ICk CREAM. a,c. per quart 20
j Churcurs and ltrsn pLrtlt-.
Charlotte 'uss' t,c. pr dozen, deYrrvd or 10 boxes
10 carry home
l.Rl.o llIu-'
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IHILER'~ wONDtn rntNrnt.
Mtttlnos.

4 NFETI>t: ~ the taxpayer. on the inr II thc gfh
~ " 10 1c hc At ialAus'- Hotel. a. pfl tl-
evening, at uc.uca, Busincss VI Apuftancc Viii be
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t0st mo f0On0,

- IA REV ARD, Lost. De 81. a ldir.' cola
Gov bunting t4-c watch, 81 "a Wluu'r Nachrtou
ilh, 80 l-li-f, Nlih iurtul~' NDil raln lil 20
" Chp ms marked inside, g. Is. trom rtAuil,ih o,
Sent o. 1870 Above reward VIII t lat At 1j fast 1at
street.
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$uultlons tllantco.

A PRINTER, tholong llY competent VIII WORK Ion
~ very low va 'rs. Address
tlrCt M,rAhtfs, box 1a2 sun ONO,
II'O HOS BAkER-, ~ Iuircl ~ a respectable
I AouNg Eugl,llmau tsOld W0rhmul, A t.'uiti"u;
~ ullerupn u touutrY. Address y. y. l., a 49,,
sun ollie.
fI'O Ho~~ MAKERS Wanted, ~ atfrni} Young
I man, situation As SECOND or una hand GA hicli
aud cake AduTe,s for 3 day., V, H., box loo, sun
once.
fI'O BAkERS.-A STRONG hoy, who has worked
Il ltArh at the Trade, want WORK IN rlty ar country
Address BAkLk, 2l3 last 25tl It,, rvo.u 20
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tluJit tloilccs.
tTIO<
L ny SAMUEL J. TlLDEN, GOVERNOR


L 6I SAMUEL j. TlLDEN. GOVERNOR
WHEREAS sNrHEIY. IL. WHOSE TrnN OF
mic 49, gprcfni y" - ,"I5re'- r~m r. s.ycmg
tNpifei "a the fourth day u March 1877, ha-
AND WHERE ~ tho Constitution Of tho United
- ties proyiles mat when vacancies happcn IN the
thereof shan issuc wrlts OF election to ell such
SOW; TlnElnEroRE, / SAMUEL TlLpEN, GOV.
c. & Of tne Gn,cd M ne vacancy caused
seventh oon.re,sionii Distrci Of SAIL ate n Tue..
daN Janu y second 49, -Aii election O. De- a.i lui
CONDUCT Ell 10 the u uutr pr scle ~ Jaw for Zoe rlcc
iion ~ Kcprc- Native. % C'ns'
ANA ai.xci Inc lriW ~caiof tic .tt.e, lti6c i.,i
i T I T ,,., i. r sN l,N oi '
us SAMUEL rMDLN
Cn,s srrmnN> Private Secretary.
STATE or NEw YonN. once oftae ,rcury of state.
5oss ei +, l,i pfecg ai o'a oTsgn frqSc
counter. lS,1. mo a. d.. r'h, r riiy taf b.. .rr ia
Wita,,s ~ baud Inl ~ .,, Il uiic %. t, ser tar,
q 500. a. t-c cry % Aotay, tA' eleventh DIS ii
lLsJ join mGflow secretary Of state.
,uralrr'- orricF.
certify that me furt- ns Of tur Pro
hnauon received b, Ar Ills day ir,l. tny secretary
s.r,.,, ,... wiLLlAMc. ,CoNNER.
sh'rh ~ me CIV ana County ~ ~" Nors
Is rIKrtANCt Of an oragr ma Dos tlc Ion
Court Il Common III a-ot the cry ana county ~ NDN
betenoc'rr.' is7 ntiee ierf6, sti ,,a crs NJ
ors ani per;og; 1avln- claims AGAIN. Ndopn scn"lcr
ani unt, Ncw Nork uid,r tc rrn niuc II
iiS GIN % hc @ ERE f i4t 4
n rs 9 n, 'an, TIN ne w appointed as-uee IF
nrn-r' "t t ir credit - n Of 6u-lncs. ~. OS
SMgr.h 'iie. nne ciy q Sew lorA, or oe.oic "a,
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NCNOR line. :. MAI STE AMtll3
eAll ~ kf al inhN.
ilNDfl.soN hsofiri.s. R,alits Grecn
nltL' ~ Ip fH -, VIA fym llh
i,r.. " ~, ~ 3',.'i Ely M, r'
u>u,<Il>r- v,II srF,Vtr.
l fu'. 81 ti\ SLOWS NND iVIppDOT
ClTY uF Bil.IIN Wcin s'fat, DC =. ai2PN
cay OF R'HNnEEp 81, 'iu,ia3 l1n. 49, II 81. NJ
c,rr, a.. 81. ,ll'r -, ~ D rNrr 80 .
a6r I'm. slEEIAGE, ~ cutrcacy n.it, a,ioS
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Saoinos smnrs.

V'NtEI-iOR SAVINGS BANK,
IL Corner @3i 81. aud ith Nv, Sew lrk.
~lNIEENIH niNiurNp.
on 40 amer Muu4tNt n 49, 49,. CO. r" vi Pc pld
io t'positurs stmlAlnull interest 1Nilrnd at the
rate q
TX PER CENT. PER ANNINf ON ALI. srN-
Of I've du ilr- AMI up"Hrd Wiicl stli hay nc.n de
posted ~ lrn-t one month ll r 90 JAN. ], ISL.
Interest not withdraw VIII cft llf"l rrlurirll
nruo-t. maae Q. t laitG than jan 80 N draw 4uttr.
t.f from Jan.
HAZARD President.
a *. lHI RRFB. Vice Pr, -idcut.
~ l. - I.-- -.
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EMERSON AND q. MEX.
DlLEHANrY AND HENGLER
MISS MATTE WILSON.
and an the great Company.
MATINEE FRIDAY.


: NNANU II q rs ~ IlN IUI,ILLINN INAMA,
CORlilNlA.
Mr.. j H. SIT DIZZY .............sAN MARCO
Miss VI AZ HIATT ...... A. ....... COl.i.l STA.
INT NDEIs or APR AUSE IKDN fNIHt SlAsTlC
AUDIENCES NIGHTLY.
Orchestra chair.. Ell genera admission, 90 cents;
family circle. - cents.
MATINEE : ATURDAY At lLPM
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IRVING SAVINGS I>-rIrl I0>.

p1 ARHkN ST. NEW YORK.
Money ~ltrl u r before January lraws nter-
tsl rom January l.
WALTER ". CONt KILN. President
4. u. HEArpN. secr,tnrt.
NORrn nIttK SAVINGS BANK. corner
piNiDn ND.-lu Trustees have i.ciarc :. oit ~ the
ctriu-. 90 the p1st * months. -Hf annual tivi-
dt az the rA'c ~ TX pr- Gems. per
Of . ana upward pl' ALL ON aud after January H.
In crcst uo' Withdrawn will teaIicdt, priucp, and
draw interest from ID u.
Deposits made before Jan 10 VAL draw interest
ia K opcn daily from 10 \. Mto3P VI. al.o on
Monday. Ncincsdly als STURDY ey ming. r. 'u 10
socllcS II. u. liANNEl. Nlcc-Prcsi lcut.
" r. STAFF np secretary
SINPEN>N SAVINGS BtNh. BROADWAY aui
= Astor place. EsiaH lsacd 30 lSti Bans oltu daily
from H. \. VI tpNf Five cent. To s5u.o received.
fVuiE NATiO\Ai. HA\h OF ruE KEpl B-
Lie. NrW lohh, lHc. 49, go. the capital - illis
hHnk having been reduced fruu IS Thousand Go ~.
teen thousand share. II one hurr dui tlrn the
stuchhn der- are rrIuv-td to turn their torIhcls
and receive new ONES. w1ich VII Dee ready for dr4Nrrj
on the Torn of Jluutr, urDN.
llc transfer h0'6 VIII ue cnsri from 2nth instant
t. Jan. 10 proN H. ". FORD. ta,ii'r.
\NE~r SIDE SAVINGS BAN<,
w l1idih aN. httWr 70 llth and ltfl SIS
Tho usual annual interest ~ per cent. per an
and VII b. nal on AMI after NpNpAN, JANUARY
- 1877. on ~ sums entitled ihcfrt1.
piNidrnds Il drawn viii bear interest same As de-
posiL
draw interest from the Let Jinu4r lsi1.
by order Of tue trustees.
JOINS II llrpsoS, secretary.
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\ NTlUNNI IN --Ff1u l'-r, q ~ d \ ..
4 FOR inNpON.
Grrrcn.... .... NriH,- Jay Jan. .. ~ \. N
luN Qt It\-luNN .ANU LIVERPOOL
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-17
DR.. LANCAsTER'S

0ISPENSARY lO4h Filth st., near n Mar
NlHIS DISPENSARY has been established ~
il years in the same office. The Doctor Is
regular graduate of medidine; has had a larger
In America. 0oDorrhea, elect, Structure, Vari'
cocle, Syphilis, Scrofula, Skin 'and Blood DIS
esses cured in half the time and at halt the ex-
pense required by others. Female Diseases
Ieucorrhea Whites, Falling OF the Womb, lr-
regulates, Suppression or the Menses, etc.
treated with eminent success. Spermatorrhea,
Sexual Debility and Impotency. as the result OF
self-abuse in you b, or Sexual Exsesses in ma
turer wears, rendering marriage Improper OF
Unhappy, permanently cured. Medicines fur.
nished, saving patients more than our whole
charges. No mercury or mineral Poisons used
free Patients treated by mail or express
Charges reasonable. Call personally, or address
as above. Consultation free and cOT7espon-
dence STRICTLY confidential. Hours: A. N. &c
SPIN. Sundays 8 to IL IN.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-17
CROSS'S CROoKEDNESs.

STAMP STEALING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL COMES TO GRIEF.
A petty steal has been going on at the
Evansville postoffice for some time, which,
while it is just large enough to show how
contemplate thief can become under a
republican administration, also demon
strates the fact that no possible opportunity
to swindle can escape the avsrice-sharpened
eyes of the cormorants who have fed at
the government crib for the past
fifteen years. The law requires
that printed and other miscellaneous
matter, when insufficiently stamped, shall
be held one month to give the sender Oppor-
tunity to call and pay the balance OF post
age. At the end of that time the stamp
must be cancelled and the paper sold for the
benefit of the government. Ben. Cross, a
former employe at the Evansville postof1ce,
feeling that this course resulted in q clear
waste of stamps, and having an eye to bust
ness and his own interest, instead of cancel
ing the stamps, was in the habit of removing
and selling them on private account. Mr..
Cross was in all other respects so efficient
that he recently received the appointment
of postal clerk on the limited mail
train from Columbus to Cincinnati,
and, fearing less his successor might not
properly work the little bonanza which
he was turning over to him, he ex-
iul successor Immediately no flied the de-
partment of the affair and Special Agent
Bringhurst was instructed to follow the trail
Cross WAS arrested at Cincinnati, taken be-
fore Commissioner Hooper, and sent here
| for trial. The proper affidavit was filed
here, the prisoner gave bond for his appear
ance in the United States Circuit Court a
Evansville, in April, and now revels IN
| the comforts of his own luxurious home
if he has one. The penalty tor the offense is
fine OF not more than 500 OIL
imprisonment for not more than si1
months. A reasonable estimate of the
wealth Mr.. Cross realized inthis venture
would be six cents q week which, for foul
years, would amount to Si2 4S he wa
formerly an assistant postmaster at Pa
ducsh. for the last four years an attacDe o
| the Evansville Office, and more recently {
postal clerk in responsible position. ID
will probably retire to private lie ant
spend the remeinder # his DAYS In the en-
ioyment of what is lett OF that sl2 80 ate
paying attorneys fees, costs aud fine.