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New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

been identified with Gov Tlden IN this work, and are
committed TO its continuance. Their nomination Is
guarantee that Gov. Tden's policy will be carried out
under their administration. Mr. Robinson mas declared
himself 10 TINS effect Mr.. D0rshemer Is well known as
strong friend OF the canals. His powerful influence as
Chairman the Canal Board has always been thrown III
favor Both candidates deserve and should receive
the support of canal men without regard to party
And now The Albany Argus, Gov. Illden's
particular organ deprecates Mr. OCOnors recent attack
upon the Court Of Appeals 1t that the reputation
OF the court, both for integrity and ability, was un-
questioned at least up to the time when he first began
his attacks upon it," and adds 1T is far better that
those who have nOby devoted themselves to the re-
dress OF the great pepetrated by Tweed and his
associates should submit to the delays and trouble to
which they have been put than that judges should be
cOerced by fear Of accusations TO decide contrary
the conscientious convictions OF their judgment. No
one knows better than Mr.. OConOr the great evils that
will arise in state like Ours where so much depends
uDOn the popular respect for aud confidence in the
decisions of the court Of last resort, from i'll
oulcatng vague belief that its members corrupt
Mr. OConor shall succeed by the weight of his great
and by the power OF his distinguished ahlty ana
indOmtable will IN destroying the character OF the
Court Of Appeals without tangible proof OF c0rruptlon
and in overthrOwing the independence of courts making
bar ne will have inflicted great evil upon the country
Tus far Mr.. OCOnOrs appeal In behalf or Judge Earl
gets little support from the Democratic press is from
ReDubliCau,
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a.. and Hercsies,' and in which occurs that
s""nh,o picture Of John Calvin, ne said
- he returned 10 his home, Father, I've
I'D back another of the insults they heaped
,0op vou' He received only common-School ed
ppestpt was a prccOcious boy He was great reader
81 Ts favorte author Robert Burns He had com
msedb @ that II was from this fountain that he first i'm
RIed that glowing. fiery hate for tyranny ana e9nSep
~ Ma character. When Robert was still under age he
had studied law and been admitted to the bar In 500
phert was nominated for Congress against William Ke
cg lie conducted his part OF the campaign as If It were
huge frolc, aud yet on the stump he displayed quail
fjes that astonshed alike his friends ana MS enemies
Nc tore Judge KellOggs arguments in pieces w0Tsted
linn IN every debate, out-taked ana outaTgued mLn;
Running the Democratic ticket ne went iar peyOhd
Ia opponent In denOuneing slavery, and solemnly
ayowed that, rather than interfere between any hu
~ heipg in his efforts TO his liberty, would DC
Condemned be chained in the lowest depths OF hell
Rob was beaten and it was the last time he ever ran Tor
Sn IN 1862 he went to war as colonel of the l1th
Illinois Cavalry. In 1866 he was appointed Attorney =
ancrol of the State by GOV. Oglesby In 1868 he was
snoken Of Governor Since then he has been engaged
in the practice OF his profession IN HS wmGh .h ne
Cincinnati Convention drew HIM out ana ne
I'm 1862 he married Miss Eva Parker the daughter OF
farmer of GrOveland, Tazewell County ILL., rare woman
in any age An aheconate, tender, trGe,eardea, @ ana
needless genius into greatsonled, strongbraned yer
sahle aud purennded man Iwo uaugh'3iS are m Snr ne
suit tins union Few households equal TINS I'D sr9ns
but tender Affection manifested simply ana naIuraly
UithOut affectaOn ana without cOnccalmcnt NhtH he
goes ON any long tourney his family always accompany
made the campaign in Maine and NewYork. Nor is hers
he masculine intellect that partakes Of all his tnumph
snd drives him forward because she is ambitious Dress
and society and place and position thngs she cares
as little for he In. intellect she doesn't strive TO ne
his peer but in all WOmanly quaes III ueNolOh 10 u
in wifey regard the domestic virtues, she surpaSses
most women as much in masculine strength and Vig0r
he srpasses most men, and he repayS ths GutcOh W"
consancy a care and attention. delicate Difference 70
her wishes and loyal devotion to her that reveals the
ideal lover Of the romantic SCHOOL iheIe 49, Ho"0'0i "
ali tins no sentimentalitY and no gush."
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

result OF the extraction OF silver TO the value OF
S300OO0o francs In 1860 the entire production of sill
IN the Uard States DID not reach l,OO0OOO francs
In 1876 II amounted to more than 2250000OO francs,
out of the 4j0OOO,OOO francs which il the aggregate
product OF TIE whole world Mexico hitherto the chief
dncer Of silver has exceeded the annual yield or
15OOOOuOO francs Nor does appear rs II tile supplies
~ silver 10 be derived from the Andes show
pect OF dimnutiOn whole. There have, no doubt,
been alternative periods of more less lucrative VI Id
But Pot0s has been worked for three centuries.
The celebrated mines ~ McXc0thOse OF Zicatecas Of
GuanaNuaO, and Others-alsO offer examples of great
continuity OF wealth. The Spaniads bad mechanicans,
who have never been able 10 construct fairly practicable
roads and who paid heavy impOsts the revenue OF
tGcr mines have extracted silver tO the value OF seven
miards OF francs from the Hanks OF the Mountain OF
POtOs What amOunt not the Characteristic activity
ana high mechanical skill of the people OF the United
states draw from the loics OF Ncyadal Humboldt, to
whom the COmstOck lode unknown, bur who had
given much time the stud, Os Tie Andes. long since
declare that Europe would On/day be inundated by The
silver OF America The prediction Is In course OF unl-
uaaYtf
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
THE TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CHEAP, CONVENIENT, COMPREHENSIVE.

From The Neo YORK school Journal.
Every visitor to the Centennial Exhibition,
both those who have been there and those who intend Ia
60 will find HE NEwNoRK TRIBUNE Extra No 30
called "TTibunc Guide To the Exhibition" an exceed
ingy useful publication. It Ia cheap, convenient and
cOmprchebsive-Inuch better than an ordinary guide
book or catalogue this that IL treats of IN" really sig
nifcant, Instructive aud important features OF the ENL
bi,iOn and furn shes the visitor intelligent how
10 employ his time most usefuy ana satisfactorily The
contributors the Extra all writer's of special ana
recognized ability in the departments which they have
discussed and the names OF Ncssrs Taylor, Ilassard
smalley Wyckof, Cook, and Mrs. DAVIS are sufficient
guarantee that the work Is COMPETENT and nHsterly
1uE TgIBUNR's reports and sketches from the Worlds
Fair have long been recognized as the best published
The Extra is perhaps the best guide TO the Exhibition
There is well devise plan for three days II the visitor
has time to spare And there IS another equally
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these articles are well qualified for the work they have
undertaken aud experts the instruction they offer
Mr. Bayard Taylor has attended all The worlds airs'
and he bas written general survey OF the Exhibition,
which Is published in this Extra.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
TIE DECLINE ~ SILFER.
OPINION OF A FRENCH ECoNONIsT


NJ. CIuvAIIER on TIla PRESENT ASPECT oy TEE
SILVER PROBLEM-TIIH GREAT INCREASE IN PRO
DUCTION DEMONSTRATED.
from Tds ran HaU Gq,,ite .fpo. 2i
A paper on the depreciation of silver 10y VI.
Michel Chcyaer IN the KerHc des De HOHdcs deserves
attention. not only nom ia literary merit hut rs sln
Of NJ. Chevaiicr is not one which IS sary To ur IN
this country. as tx To dcmgnsratc that the use OF
double standard, regulated b, tlo fixed pro Oron Of
Toll ounces OF silver TO one ounse Of gold IA absolutely
learned, and carried into effect To the circulation of
the United Kingdom. But the chic interest Of the tg
ment of ~ Cneya!icr 10 England aud ifs dcDenlencrs
will he found the which he adduccs tJ show
the extreme inprobabiy Of the return o ho former re-
laon between the precious metals. and the contrary
the likelihood OF continued fail IA the value of silver.
In the four years terminating the 3ls of Dcctmhri
1879 the quantity by whicI the silver imported into
France exceeded the exports ot that metal amounted o
s37 600 900 francs During the preceding four years the
Xccss 900 900 francs and from S to 1sG7
the corresponding quantity was considerably ss. The
exact date Of the cUDmcnceme of the fall In the ynlu"
Of silver Is not stated by NJ. Cheyalicr; but In 1872 t
had become much per cent OF tbe legal proper
tion of l52 % l. The latest quotation of silver il H.
being fall Of o. ON the last previous quotation. Ihe
Bombay comes at Is Id for tine rupee, which IL
within fraction of loss Oi One-siXth to thc recipient OF
"A salary paid IN rupees Formerly India absorbed SIX
seven eight millions sterling In silver per an
num- last year 1t took only 9l,jO 200 This year II ~
shape Of loan In 1871 the Bank OF Francc held ~ IL
Golfers between 10000 900 francs and s0OOO0OO aGcs
an an aaan iRSSs Raa @ ' Ts s'' dss S oa
this large sum, according TO The present value
stock OF silver held by the Bank of France five years
ago. In Austria on the other hand, able appre-
cation of tne course Of monetary value has character
ized the management Of the Imperial Bank In 1871 the
silver held by mat institution amounted 10 "A value Of
90 O92 900 hOrins- At the close of 1873 IL only
60 900 OTnG-a dimnutiOn OF third. The stock
of gold during the period increased from 14,4O3OOO
Orns 10 81 Sol OeO fornsan Increase OF more than 90
per cent During this time the coinage Of silver did not
exceed the modest figure OF 2,0O00OO norns. being 1T
the rate of ,O00, 900 francs per annum
Among those facts which indicate the prospective
change In the value OF silver, the yield Of tho silver
mines in the United is the most formidable. The
greater part of the annual silver yield OF the United
States comes from one lode, that Of COmstOck This Is
Mr. Adolphe sutro completing nayigable tunnel for
the escape the suberranean and for tho eco
nonical transport OF minerals; and the result Of ths
cannot fa 10 increase to great extent the activity
OF the mining operations. AS II Is OF the companies
engaged In working the COmstOck lode divided 6OOOOOOO
francs among It's shareholders IN 1873, the economic
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
THE STATE CANVASS.

New-York is now the battlefield, and the
party which fights hardest and best will win.
Senator Herman cannot be charged again
with ignoring Gov. Tilden He has mentioned himand
predicted But he did both before he heard
from the West
The nomination of E. Kirke Hart for Con-
ress by the Democrats the Monroe District is said to
90 far to mitigate Republican dissatisfaction with Con-
gresham Davys renominaton and tho reelection OF the
latter IA now hoped for The wisdom OF the Democratic
party in improving an opportunity is monumental
In Albany they are engaged in controversy
the war record Of Col. Terence ]. Quinn, the
Democratic candidate for Congress Col Quinn went to
the front-but Washington and Norfolk it seems aud
did fighting. The Albany Argus resents these I'M
charitable structures and threatens examination into
"the record Of his opponent" Hamilton Harris. (which
may not be so pleasant"
Commenting upon the recent withdrawal of
Aregularly nominated candidate for Congress in tis
city, The Albany Journal says IL is this spiritevery
thing for the cause and nothing for sefwhch will, III
this canvass render the Republican party nyincpe In
but single other Congressional district in this state i
there any different spirit manifested; and VIC are not
without hope that that district the magnanimity shown
hyMr Spencer will be manifested before 1t is too late The
Lower Congress only be redeemed by union
and harmony 10 every district where the Republicans
nave right 10 hope for success
The Republicans evidently expect to derive
considerable profit from Mr.. oConor's declaration
against MI Danforth. The AtO0nV EIPFtSS Says W.
would not be greatly surprised il Mr. oConors unjust
attack helped our candidate more than 1t viii iDjure
him" The Rochester Democrat makes this demand :;
Republicans have desire TO attack candidate for
judicial honOrs but Judge Earl must explain whether
he prvy 10 the outrageous assault Of Charles OCOnor
upon George DanfOrih and the Court OF Appeals aud
while Judge Earl Is doing this he had better state oT
the benefit Democrats whether not he was elected
county Judge as a Know-Nothing"
Niles Case, prominent canal fOrwarder of
Buffalo, and Democrat makes an especial appeal to
canal men, without respect TO party, TO support the
Democratic State ticket He says he thinks IL In the
interest Of every who owns property or does bust
ness canals that that ticket should be elected He
adds It too much to say that owe the saliva
ton OF these canals TO Gov Tden His vigorous efforts
have stopped corruption and extravaganza, and with
those taxation for canal purposes The people OF the
State would have stood taxation for the manten
ance Of the canals through these Of hard times
the eanals had not been placed by Gov. Tden q self
sustaining bass they would have been practically aban
dOned Mr.. Robinson and Mr.. Dorsheimer have both
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
TIE TRIBUNE's HUXLEY extra"

From The American lVeSHygH' hHIde"te ~, J.
The enterprise of THE NEW-1ORK TRIBUNE
I'm publishing In cheap form such lectures and addresses
as national interest Is as valuable aS II s unique
Prof Huxley while in this country four or nNe weeks,
delivered five lectures at ~ 900 eacl Vow THE TRIBUNE
Extra steps forward with these tye lectures bound III
pamphlet form and asks II Will have them for p
cent-beng only five cents each All are given In fun,
and fOSe which will attract the most attention ana DIS
cllssnn the three in NewYOrk on the Direct Evidence
of Evolution are fully illustrated by drawings from the
diagrams the lectures The opportunity 10 near
Prof Huxley certainly rare, and could be improved
by comparatively few but THE TRIBUNE Extra, for the
small OF 10 cents In sheet or 20 cents III panphet
form. almost completely removes the dsadyantagc, ana
places the resident OF the humbest hamlet complete
equality with the OF the world far as knowledge
Of Prof Huxleys views aud the latest phases of the
theory OF Evolution concerned. 1he sale OF the
Extra has been remarkably large the demand keeping
constant pace with the supply.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

BosToN. Oct. 1.-THE parade of the Massachu-
ses Of the Grand Army Of the Republic to-day
made a magnificent display.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, oct. u.-Thc General Term
day calendar for Thur ay Oct T. IS as follows Nos o.
81 80.
TOEoNTO Ont, Oct. 1.-THE schooner George c.
Finnry which back Port CObOrnc last night reports
schooner Harvest QIoen ashore Peacock Point, above
GIaud River
CnEYENNE. w. r., Or.. IL" Jackv Monroe a
hrrr. employed by Trut = Ferris on their ranch ON Raw
Hide Greek ~ miles fg Fort Laramie WAS Killed by party
Oi leur Indians last ri
PORTLAND. Me-, Oct. ll.-lli1m SWEET of this
city with his Nfr and three cl.rcr, started for Cape Eliza
beth wc agD last SATURDAY Nothing h,s been heard
OF them. aud u Is supposed they have Deru lost
MACoN. Ca. Oct. 1.-THE Mayor of Brunswick
telegTaDhs TsgrJpb 0ad follows We
probably enough -upph ana money 4" rny us through
epidemic Thanks 10 Us friends Throughout the
Union"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

At special term 81 tc ~utvIIc Court ~ ~" state oi
New York hcid tire chambers m hir Ju.tir, Japr-,
IN o.. ci,burg Ou !hr iGjn day ui April IN thr l'a, "i
our Lord so. Present, thc Hon. Amalhh H. james.
Justice. Ia the matter of the Ogdru-hUrE and lttr
Champllin Railroad Company and ~ The trust lor the
second mortgage bond, of the HrttncH Railroad Com
pany.-On reading aud hUg ilc rcgoit AMI supple
mental report oi Eu@"ur H. Ludd ,hc referee ~ tii>
action aud motion OF MI Louis IIasbruOk. jr, tor r
petitioners, and Mr.. Dros McCWdy O coulsri opposed.
IL f. ordered that the said report including The supple
men a.. be aHi tho a things confirmed, ud
that William T. Wheeler aud william &. Brown br ald
they hereby relieved ud discharged nom all turin"
trust duty nid spushliy 49, tUhce, fur the lsls n,
Of the second ssc bonds Of the Northern E.roau
COMPANY IL II iurhrr aoihd2c tnat tlr account, Of
the ad William g. Brown balanced ~ iuii. bat that
there l., due to said William a. Wheeler the VI
SI2O l3 10 balance his account whcn bum Shupli b.
pad to MIN by tEe Osdcnsbufs and Lake thdmpain
Railroad Company.
Enter Tue above order. A. L. JAMES,
Justice SUPREME Court
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
THE TRIBUNE's EXHIBITION GUIDE.
From The Chiirch Uni0n.


THE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 80 pamphlet, %
centsl is happy illustration Of the always admirable
work done by this great paper under It's present ainls
trstion kfer the genius of the country had localized
itself upon the great Exhibition, and guide books with
out number had been most carefully prepared, THE
letters and the managers OF the Centennial discover that
II Is by best guide yet furnished, and reprint
this casual pamphlet There s prenxed "a map OF the
grounds and buildings and whoever invests 70 cents for
Ills pampnlet needs no other, he can find better
guide Through all tho grounds.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

. 4laan sho~ baom-tnc. this
Insa
ht ~ "a. bl-cncter TIE cu-i line In ess
direcfOn
curyci line Is entirely the l 0
ri
di-tGAoas ngfh-ss-y
Indicated
ofth fg-tlalns the Of the When
ruyef, or me- will fol-
low decent line from line l3Ol
weather while from
70 .soy. points . unntaksbiy to pleasant westherl
The continuous rise of the baromcric yesterday
was too great and rapid to be interpreted fayorabY
There is no present prospect OF long settled weather
Tcmpeature still remains somewhat low. though rising
There Il little humidity in the air The force OF the
wind is much abatcd. The conditions point toward q
distant storm likely TO reach this region toward the
close OF the week.
For this city and vicinity very COOL clear morning
will probably be followed by occasional cOudness and
slightly higher temperature Somewhat more marked
cOudincSS may be expected tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
LhIkSf NHIP NEU'S
ffor other SIM Nc'-, 81; scconq Poyc.I

or other sim Nci"S ,FerDJif PdJc.
ARRIVED
steamship AnT.aia nr ,a,oy. Liverpool Sept 81 and
fok. with 1i-g .i pass - on Dominion steamship co
'Iclu ip irIuor1 Johnson rortlin "i'H s" AMI pass
sIip iauropo tt ~; Iobu n BJ Harm, Liverpool Aug
narE l1sprr ~ iln ,iai"on aver Aug l. %iil mise
ScIr Ho H.. ~ ..rj6u D.n.rlrl D, dlys. with sugar
sclc Nty j. Wra'er Gath sherman. Baracoa ID days,
S.lr j. A. stuart Of ,uc.,.. Libby. Ansula II days.
SAILED
steamship, Rotlul for Liverpool Hincoo frr HUI
81 r ,, ,"f %, a." s ,n, IA r% ,"l x iImihrSa i i1ca
a. h'\ng, Sn' i ~ HHi, r iy,, ~" " or
ryito rata, .! lii oa 2 ,.. ior T.; ''s2oi rhiorya
p.h. for Hnw.rr-. E.gn' foi l.'ndol' Eliza Bhsa
sAlLEp uy WAY oF Lo>G is.A>p SOUND.
-c.r' >ory mr. aat J. ". s''ii !'. - p =; li LOUIS
w-is for -ai'n. john i'ard-I9I and Lac" Diamond for
WIND-sui-ct fr,.a. y. " clear
ME'lpENNbt.
snip Graulce. Jacobs. i.. .'I", d, Terra. arrived lot
af: iuch r,d o. he u, Ys' to"c ." thc eU ilih M
iOIIl,iN PuHI>.
IIVErool- oct u.--'''d steamship ONO, ioi thal'l
.,,o.l@. sept -. Ton at J,-o. ma it.i.cL
rONIlNiit lD'ir
Bo,1o>. oct II.-Ar.l,,a. lchr. II. W. Drew, Mahopey
irn Jack o"y.l '.uu. sr-n''ni v,., q m'n,y ~.
sf. D. H. rur,nsol ,,o.-i., LONDON ,bs. aft.c
y. 100, hAn., H. ii,h1fd' b. 10" 70 I"'ma' 'y,I il"t
SOW A,r.. N.B .rr -iIn .'.nl' na % D. h.A.'iriia
l a 4 I' " he-'' ''f h'''"'r' S""'' O''A' 800
'EA..>t.H ',i Il.-Arrvrl .tr,u.btp Iaeiuto ard
tc.s !uriaHtic., ,. u rr"-Iu- -".ir' s'edins"P q -
Gi.I.l,.r uoi. lI-Arus,1 steamship. H. ". Brunc
Fl-t.l, Sos. lo., ~, Ul LH .,oof tIr.-t 20 J"nn -
-hu'rr ".-d -.'.'pn'. i" $40 g, ',ta'lyI' l,, -
-Go5anriio, -.nf i',ai' l 10 j. '-n "tthl e H' man
aa.ct a,d -4,r re- o.. flr,tc, tl't.. tloirr' steam
hi- t-iia' 7. t''' 'H. %. "a -.' i''" H.n'5 q 2 80
'.. io4ne 49,. t.r.. -Ini'n. "i,''y'cii E.'in'io III
coo ,,.,. Niiui.. QtrrustoNu sa'. -t'aAa 30 iD'I
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

uIGGISs-SATTEHLY- the Mount Vernon "; j.
tlfr,., OCT 10 l-1G uy E.,. \. G.. HbNdBl idwaUl +
Irru, .ri IVA s.. eldest daughter OF JOAN g. 0'tlti'''
esq Ii"I MoIut Ntro., y. /.
.LsN'.ESCL. hTElttt il-uu W Wtlu,sdly, OCT H. al
'LuIta 81 tr hcir'ulrg, Nr'yN'b; 10y NC 'r. ~. -
.or,Id j. m.,l iaWitr,r ot New Nuik Ciy 10 Liza g.,
dauZIfrT rf JulI ". Waterbury,
POWLII-HAE,ITr-p "wednesday, sept "a al lhr
rrsi,r o .., LlF, pIlsIt- iI Hngu lr, iy ll" KY
11ts I,r,tL Matte \. Iiar1it Of larytown, y. " &"
Igi.u- IS. ptn,.l 20 nIo,slNn, y. \. No ciutis.
SftDl,-EsIuFr-Iu t4iscty oct 10 ty Ery. Dr, y. y
W,.Iur,, J. Morgan ,au 10 Laura a.. dausht r. Of james
i.L.utt.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

The funeral service of the late John +.
Cleveland wi take place mis- morning. at 10 o'clock at
rs late residence No. 233 West Twenty ysccondst The
Rev o. b. froihing iam will ofciatc. Tie remains will
be inferred In the Greeley family vault a. Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
COMMODORE VANDERBILT,

Commodore Vanderbilt was very cheerful
Yesterday. ana did not suffer any attacks Of pain
number of persons called at the house TO inquire after
,s condition He showed much interest in the elections
in Ohio and Indiana and had the different reports OF tho
votc read 10 INN by his attendants.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

suit himself on sentimental guerilla or ishnacite
principles liz has got to have party behind nun OF
faI" The people seem be determined that the parry
behind" IN. President shall not be the Democfa'c'-
Evening Post
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle States and AeW- Engtdnd rislnl
barometer, HOrtreSteriy widS IN me latter, ncrthnest
H0recSt inds in the Former, colder and clear cedther
rh hedry ostS succeeded IN the former by falling bar
oBcier and rindS shifting 10 rdrmer edSe1Iy or Souery
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
\. i. JAME@,
Justice supreme Court.

state Of Noir- Tor 81 laurence COUNTY, clerks O0icc
sal have compared the foregoing copy Win the UI-
ual order entered and NJ record This office aud
certify that II s true and correct copy Of the sr and
Uf the whole thereof In witness whereof have here
unto M hand ana seal of Office at Canton tni> l7th
day OF april, 1870 JOHS MILLER, Crrh.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

The Boston Post puts the whole question in
neat nutshell when l. quotes apprOyngy the following
sentence from The North American Repep: " NO Presi
dent n this country can carry on an administration 70
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

The recent blowing up of the last remaining
reefs In Hell Gate NrwIok arbO by TIE great engineer
Gen. Newton. JUSTLY D. pronounced crea triumph IN
GIN BIt siil triumph ha, recently
been achieved ~ chemical science, tie Invention OF an abHO
utey perfect toilet soap winch impurities not covered
up by fragrant odtr namely. H. T. BIbbttS Baby soap.