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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
NEW-LONDON NAVAL STATION
IMPORTANT FACTS IN Irs FAyoR-INTEKEsliSe
LETTERS.

To the Edftor Of me Tribune.
SIR: A writer in your paper of Feb. "a al
udes to the fact that the OF the Thames River on
which the New-IOndon NayyYard IS situated. Is mix
tuTe salt and fresh In about equal proportions, CON-
pound which science ant experiment has shown 10 10
the best for the preservation Of timber am IN posses
sion Of some letters practical Of hSh standins
confirming the views or your correspondent, aud which
herewith forward you. The following from letter Of
Donald Mckay, dated Boston, Mass Dec 10, 1863, may
be regarded as authority on the sutject
A to the quality Of water best adapted to the dochns
and seasoning OF mbsr, will state the practice o. NC
French Government. whose docKyards and arseusis 1
have lately visited. and who are IN advance OF e1ey
other nation IN tle application ~ scientific knoNieds
naval matters The stock OF timber kept Oh huud ~ mo
French arseuals very large aud OF the finest qualify
At ToulOn alone ABOUT $4,000 tons OF the choicest oak
timber is kept in salt mixed With fresh about han
aGd half Tine fresh l. brought INTO the uclOsed docks
from reservoirs in the adjacent mountains.
give below another letter. which is also valuable On
this point:
DEAR SIR Your letter OF the 29tb inst, asking fog IN
formation the condition OF the sectional DRY dock
recently sold by che Government il received IL ves
great pleasure to answer your inquiries IN regard 10
the preserving qualities OF the water OF your hanor
When we commenced 20 raise the dock We had grave
doubts whether they not all eaten mp by worms,
aud whether they were worth repairing. We 0und ten
in excellent condition in every respect All the worms
tuat mad got In tuem at the Brooklyn Navy ara we're
dcadnDt living worm In the dock We sso fouud the
ronwoIk, consisting OF bolts, nuts she ana Plates 70
be III perfect STATE OF pieserVatloD not damaged " An
by cOrfOslO We were SURPRISED 10 una VIC u"ch I'D so
ia every part botI OF wood aud IRON We iuftheF pAs
the liberty say that II had vessel That wanted
lay up any great length OF time, II would pay
to transport her from New-Nork the Thames River,
where there are few aud the water ~ clear
and free from the filth and sewage OF great city. and
where repairs Of every kind be well and cheapy
done. Yours very truly, SAMPSON & GOODWIN.
Owners the DRY Dock
To Commodore d. NJ. Fairfax, Naval station, New
London.
In addition to this II may be said that the water OF tbs
Thames not favorable to the growth of either salt or
fresh water nuisances being OF quality not well suited
to them which is porant in the laying of vessels
gentleman just from Port Royal who nas mad an oppor
tuniy examine the fleet lying there Says that they ara
ucrsted with spurs oysters and other shell and sss
from seven inches two feet in dep and that osis
connected with the squadron stated that they could not
steam three miles hour The Dictator, which fur
merly lay the Thames, at Port Royal in that con
dition
Ne,c- York, June IS, 1877.
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A DEMOCRAT PLEASED.

TO me EdttOr OF The Trtbuhe.
SIR Meeting one OF the leading as well az
able men in the Democratic party N is Sta.e short
time since, inquired OF him how be liked tho policy az
the new Administration. He Informed me he was mnch
pleased with IT, him IL went far 10 compensate for
the disappointment be with ms party forced To
submit to IN consequence OF The events after
momcntous question had been gwen the appointed ri-
bunal 10 dispose or lie further said his modification
was 80 great VIXEN the result finally made known
that,he would not mach condescend 10 read tie
inaugural message when first pGb he'd OBSERVER
Philadelphia, PENN, June %, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30

10 fhf IdIfOr OF Inc IrtDU
SIR: Reading the article on 3" The WORKOUT
Currency" ia The TkBUNE recalls the fact that
during recent nine weeks residence in the central part
OF North Carolina did receive single silver coin OF
any denomination, In making change for any purchases
or expenditures Even i've cent "nlckels"
and copper coin The circulation below the
dollar reenback is entirely confined TO dirty, greasy.
diapidated fractional notes, winch burning shame
and disgrace to wealthy and prosperous nation like
ours K place all that trash yet III circulation BY silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
NOT MR.. GEDNEY OF THE GRAND JURY

TO the Edttor 81 me Trt6Hne.
SIR write TO correct what | believe to bo
AN erroron yoar part D0unS, hinkApr last the Grand
Jury OF this county WIS houorcd In having for their fore
man citizen uamed W. A. Gelney who resides IN Grove
st. and is a member Of the firm OF Myers Gcdney llme
aud brick dealers doing business al tLD looI Vi i"enS
Linth-s st., Norm River. 49,.
The error alluded to Is that IN comphmehtng ina, per-
II has become quite annoying 10 n!s, anu Nl.bus IN
any further illusions that jury Will You nave tne i-
ness To omit my name connection tLercwltht Yours
very respectfully ". G ~
Aer lvTk, June 10, 1877. NJ. " n0S~So -
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currency and give tie whole people an o1por
tnnity TO pocket a clean piece OF coin Instead .
am In years nearly three score and ten bnl Dps
TO live long enough 10 the day when every 1een.
back, and every bank note below tie denomination OF
five dollars viii bc reduced 20 dust aud asncs aDa
good sound clean currency OF gold and silVer-sns
ONLY aud constitutional representative OF yalue-sobs
tuted. w. w. y.
Lancaster, Penn, June II, 1877.
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70 ~ Tattor OF me TrtbHHe
sm have uo a2 to giud-am an observer
vho si a. H position ln uo as urift fr., from ll. BOO
prjmil, lali,. .ilarc thc state o. iuDUc SEMI
m'nf 'hih ~ Ht. to t grade t.s l,a property OF us
country in elevate us o.II.nl} to au uHdus rAiout.
chat no lHlD af .uItn,. Ior property can noa hc
maie an Hii i. fHuHhr a..t. rncucaf, tht tuItu,y.
o. iaf st a tthHu.e nr t property concerned b. at
pIfui u an 100 o luN HrI cent Inus taD foundations
a. ffni frl inn M If0 ss Ni lhf people decay UE
o. tHihf iI convince Goo journalistic OF tIf lHuHiI
thaf hnHtfff imlulHUi fne commercial uisftsfs are
.f "H NinpflN WirIts ale FftnleI, $50 lrsst the
Mimfi lHNl lN NftHi measure Zoe prosperity aud ac
uu1 ufan ihf THRIVING condition ~ tns laiteff l.
AeicafH. =. d, June DO. ls44
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-03-23
VEGETlNE
Purilies the Blood, KeDOvates
and Inv ig"raies the
Whole system.
ITS MEDICINAL PRoPEkT. 3 ARE
Alterdfice, Tonic. S0trent
and Dinrefic.

VE6ETINE is made exclusively from the juices
Of care!u ~ selected barks roots and herbs and SO
strongly concentrated, that it will eeetualy er1di-
cate ir IN The 81 evefy taint o. scro ua Scroll
uIOus Humor, TumUIs, Cancer, Cancer Us Humor,
Erysipel9s. salt Rheum, ~ philtic Diseases, Gan
kerr Fsintness ut tn Stomach and all Diseases that
a &c from impure hood. ecistica. II hammat"ry
and Chronic rheumatism, Neura gia, Gout and
and Spinal Complaints can only be tfecuaily
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Disc: srs OF the Skin,
Pustules Puppies, Blotches. bolls. letter, Sea d.
head and Rim gworm, VtGETINE has never failed
to effect pit rmaneut cure.
For Pains in the Back Kidney Complaints. Drop
sy, Female Weakness, LsucOrrhea, arising irom
internal liberation and Uterine diseases and Gen.
eral Debility, vtGETINE acts directly upon the
causes of there complaints. Ii invigorates and
strengthens the whole ~ STEM sets upon the secre-
tive orgsns, lays inf animation, cures liberation
and regulates the bowels.
For Usiarrh Dyspepsia, HsbitLal Costiveness,
ness General PrOstIatinn ui the Nervous sy EN-.
medic ne has given such perfect satisiactlon as
the VkbETlNE. II purihes the blood, cleanses III
the organs, and possesses controlling power over
the nervous system.
The remarkable cures Effected by VFGET1AE
have induced many physicians AID apothecsnes
whom we know 10 prescribe aud use It in their own
families.
In fact vFGETINE is the hest remedy yet dis
covered Tor the b0ve diseases and Is the oniy re-
liab c BLOOD PuhItlER yet placed before the
bubble
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SMisreIlanfous.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

/, JOHN HANNAS. being Blacksmith by trade,
had often felt the want OF scmo means whereby
l could soften IRON at the forge, 60 that could
work it at better advantage. This induced me to
make many experiments with different substances
which offered the best prospects of success 1t was
on one o! these occasions tina: discovered the won
derful effects of Electro Silicon upon the HUMAN
SYSTEM.
had defect in three ofmy fingers, which were
bent or shut up in M hand in such manner by
the CONTRACTION OF THE CHORDS, that they were
very troublesome 10 me in my daily ayocatlon. |
could not handle my tools as | wished, and often
thought that would have them cut of to get them
out OF the way. had used everything that offered
any hope of relief, but all effect. Well, say,
l was working with Electro Silicon at the forge and
Of course could not prevent its coming in contact
with my hands.
took no notice o: the effect 1t had produced,
til one day wishing to a heavy hammer,
srasped it with my crooked hand. and much to my
surprise found my crooked fingers Strengthened
out, and had as much use Of them as ever. could
hardly believe my eyes. | showed my hand to my
wife and family, and a general rejoicing was the
result.
The question now was, what had produced this
wonderful effect; every act recalled, and after
long and careful stisation, l at last madeu
| my mind that my good fortune had been caused by
ELECTRO SILICON. BY next step was to discOv-
| er some means by which could combine this won
derful substance so that every body could use it.
made diligent search through every book that
| thought would throw any light upon the subject,
and at last in very old medical book, / found
way by which could do it. The result was perfectly
satisfactory, and was able to make iHimsHf, the
like the world has before. now neZnn
TO look about me for to try the effect OF it
others.
| had a neishbor living about mile from my
| shop who had lame knee, caused by the chords
| being contracted by rheumatism. | sent him
bottle Of Electro Silicon Liniment, and told him to
| use it thoroughly. lie did so, and at the end OF
| three months he abls to throw aside his cane
| and walk to my shop apparently as well as ever.
| 1t had worked Just as it did in my case-producng
perfect cure. | gave it to other Of my mel shbors
| and friends (iOr miles around) who were suffering
| from swelled limbs, rheumatism. Neuralgia, Stiff
Joints, Burns, &c., all of which it cured without
any trouble Finding that the Electro Silicon Lini-
ment would penetrate the skin of man further than
any other substance it occurred to that il must
be good for the horse, and it has proved itself
Of the very beat applications in all external dis
| eases occurring in that noble animal.
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Continued in the 2nd page

The announcement of the death of K. p.
B. Hewitt, Esq. of this city was received
with sad surprise by many Of his friends
and acquaintance. lie had been sick about
week with pneumonia. and died Of con-
gestion Of the lungs. Friday morning. Mr..
Hewitt was Charlotte boy, and had push
ed himself forward from very humble be-
ginnings to a creditable position as q
lawyer. lie was States Attorney of Chit
tenden County in 1875 and &c.
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JUDGE II. Ii. WHEELER is now holding a
term of court in Rutland. His appoint
ment as United States Judge was an entire
surprise to him. He had not solicited the
appointment or known that his name had
been mentioned in connection with it. lie
received numerous congratulations from
the members of the Bar and others, yester-
day, and no doubt is expressed of his ac-
ceptlnce of the office. Judge Wheeler was
born in Chesterfield, N. H., Aug. 3O;h.
1898. He was admitted to the bar in
Windham county, in 1859, and practiced ten
years in Jamaica. lie represented that
town in the Legislature. in 1867. and was
Senator from Windham county the next
two years.
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Gaia RRH.

From Geo ". Shattuck, Esq, Late Foreign Entry
Clerk. Boston Custom House.
G.nfitmsn-l have been troubled with Catarrh
for several Yeas. but by the Of your remedy II
has been crafty relieved. This summer have
been entirely nee IRON il. l mske use OF II IN my
family for colds in the head find 1t an efectuai
remedy. ! can confidently recommend IL to all who
are smIarl' afflicted. Truly truly Your.
Oct. 10, 1874 GEO. W. SHATTuCk.
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Catarb in its extent and destructive force stands
10 Consumption and closely allied TO IT. ior
in certain constitutions the Transition from one Ia
the other is only question Of time: II Is theTsore
a singular thing that those afflicted with II shoalh
not make II the ohc Of their lives 10 nd them
selves OF it, Asns lie bottle Of any remedy cannot
in the chronic STAGE, effect cure nor even hrn the
system under It's iuiu.nc iully. In many such
cases the homes and Cart OF the nose are eaten
away the organs Of hearing, Of seeing and of tast
ing so affected to be rendered useless the uVua
so e Ons ated and innamed as To produces constant
and dlstre>sin. cough The return to health must
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cumstances when so seriously afflicted; but as the
evidence OF ITS great value daiy Comes to hand we
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exist a ca e,f Catarrh that cannot he cured by a
judicious and persistent use of sASFoRDs RADICAL
I UHE FOR CA1ARRH The relief IN every case Oh
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under its influence.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE Is sold by all
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United stater Price, 81 ".
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sEL DISEASES or yIE BLOOD.
II IFGt1. Ne vii relieve pain cleanse, puriiy
anu cure -uch diseases. restoring the patient 10
perfect iealih alter trJ Ing different ply sciaDs
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BLOOD PURIFIER. The great source Of disease
OTl =, utes IA the blood, and medicine that does
NOT at directly upon it, 10 purify and renoyate,
has any lust ella m upon public attention.
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CATARRH.

Helped Her the Most of any Medicine She Ever
Used.
SUs.- Enclosed please find three dollars, for
which send me three bottles Of San FORD'S RhDl-
CAL CURE FOR CArAREH The last helped
me the mUst ui sny medicine ever used.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. LORA \. CHASE,
July ). ls:j. uardwich, Mass.
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Collins VoltaicP lasterS
Afford the most grateful relief
tn all affections Of the
hest ana Lungs.
CHRONIC PLtURI.Y CURED

CHRONIC PLtURIsY CURED
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GeEttmen Having for many months past SUI
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orla,si, Me-, April 81, ls;6.
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RECON- END 1T HEARTILY

sourH p sTuS, Feb 7. 1870.
Ma ETEvFEss Dear Sri have taken several
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can heartily Recommend II 10 all suffering from
the above complaints. Yours respectfully,
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACIIEON.

A slight sO-called cold will Oftimes lead to
serious cough, which. uncared for badly treated,
must have but Tesult-it must eventuate IN a
settled Case of BRONCHITIS .r what is worse the
deadly CUNsl MP1lON. To ali suffering from
harassiug cough ard expeetoratOn, TRACHEON
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to expel that terribly sep ic deposit, which, If lett
without judlciuus treatment. must Communicate its
poison To the yesicU substance OF the lung. de-
generating and destIoyInz that most essential O!
organs, anf ulrimat-s only in an early and untime
ly death. TrAU ilEUH has hO equal. much less q
superior, and It's will not only remove the de-
post thereby afOrdng great relief, but heals the
membrane and leaves the patient IN possession Of
healthy lung tissue
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-03-23

THROUGH TIE lcE.-As Daniel ROwley, Of
WlllsborO, was crossing the lake Thursday,
on his way home from this city, while on
the Shelburn Harbor road, his team broke
through the ice. Mr.. Rowley succeeded in
keeping the heads Of his horses above the
water until some gentlemen from Shelburn
came 10 his assistance. and the animals
were rescued after being in the water about
an hour. ard in so exhausted g state that
they had commenced to bleed at the nose
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u Y S p E p S | A .
GASTRON.

GASTROS is safe, speedy, and positive cure for
that most depressing OF ailments and ; bTei course
Of treatment will restore the digestive organs to
their prestine strength. ana promote the healthy
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irritability Of literary and all persons pursuing
sedentary life, Is speedily removed by this agent.
The is restored TO health and the Key note
OF the system will once more respond in tine per-
Torrance OI labor.
Price, vne Dollar. in large BEETLE or six bottles
Tor s..
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mh- II. ~ oIEN Ems.
Dear Sir We have .Ood reason for regsrdn ing your
NtGETlhE mtoic NE Of the Greatest va uu. Ne
feel assured that IL has been the means OF saving
our sons Lie. lie is now seventeen ears OF age;
Tor the last two years he has suffered Tom necrosis
OF his leG causrd b, scrUiuous affection, and was
lar Iedue,d that near oil ~hu raw HIM thought
his recovery ImpUssibie cOui ell of able phy So
ans c,ui1 give hut the ainIest hop. Oh his ever
rallyins, two If the buBb,r d-car ny that he - as
bcS ond the reach OF human REMEDIES, that even
amp ton could not save hl.n be had not vlsor
enuu h 10 endure the ,prratiuD. Just then We c. IN
nenced Civ ~ him ttGtTlNF, and from III
time L. the lT-stnt he has been continually im-
proving. lie has lately resumed studies. thrown
away his clutches aid cane aLu walks about cheer
iully and string
Though there is still some discharge from the
opening where his limb lauctd, we have the
fullest conhGeuc- that in little time he will be
perfectly cured.
lie has tA,.n about three dozen hotties Of VEGE-
TN T., hut lately used but littIe he declarea he
Is too W Il tu &c TAXING medicine
respectfully yUuIs.
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MRS. Z. =. BEST.
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LYDIA +. PIENUlM's
Y BILE COMPOUND.
An Invaluable Remedy

Messr5. Underh Il kittred re. Druggists. @. IN
cord, n. II. writes a. follows I'VE are selling
your VEGETABLE CoNPUu NJ with the INST
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increasing Please send Us another supply At once"
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A Medical Success /!

Dr. J. NJ. GroSvcnor. Of New York, SAYS i au
happy TO say that all my customers speak IN the
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ElAB"E COMPOUND. and con -rltulaIe YOU up
on what appears TO be a yeiitabe medical aud
Commercial sucress.r
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Veterinary Science.

THE UNIVERSITY COURSE OF VETERINARY
LECTURES BY PROF. CREssY, AT THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
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Prepared by
II. IL. sTEVENs, Boston, Mass.
Vereftne Is Sold by MI Druggists.
March ", dAwtf
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PERSEVERE

In the use Of this remedy until cured. 1t contains
the great healing elements of plants in their
essential form as obtained by distillation.
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Best Preparation KNOWN.

LEWISTON, Ne, Dec Is,5.
Mrs. LYDIA +. PISkHAN:
Your VEGETABLE COMPOUND is giving uni
versal satisfaction. Every one speaks o. It IN the
hls hest terms. Several very stuhhOrn cases have
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10 say that IL is the bot preparation ever knew
Tor female diseases. Yours truly,
u. ". WIGGIN.
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev. f. & Best. Pastor Of
the NJ. L. thutch, Natck, Mass. will bc rean with
interest hy man, phys cans, also those suffering
from the same disease rs afflicted the son oil the
Rev. l.. s. Best. No person can doubt this testi-
nOny, there is doubt about the curative power
OF vEoEIlSE.
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SANFORD's RADICAL CURE,

MfSsrs. Weeks & Potter: Gsnflsmen,- Please allow
me 10 'estiiy to the great merits of SANFORDS
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. For six years
nave suffered greatly, particularly VIII 10 tr"uhied
with cold The accumul atiun of mucus in my held
and throat kept me constantly hawking and spit
ting, rendering my presence in COMPANY extremely
embarrassing TO my self aud friends SIX months
ago was induced to try SANFORD'S RAD Al
CURE. After using two bottles | find myself
nearly, if not quite, permanently cured. have
since recommended over one hundred bottles with
the greatest success. Respectfully yours
WM W. ARMSTRONG,
Dec. p. lSsl Is9 Harrison Avenue, Boston.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
And Others Of like occupations.
ANIMAL PREMIUMS.
For each $1,000 and IS Weekly In
demnity. S6.15
For each $4,000 and SOS Weekly In
demnity, S33.15
Other Rates according to Consultations of ocu-
pations.
EF Parties applyin in person at the Office Of
GRISWOLD l. FRISSELL,
Agents.
For their Insurance, will he literally dealt with.
Feb. 7-dAwtt Burlington, Vt.