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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY SHEET.

ages bacon on private terms To Rotterdam. per steam
500 bushels grain at about I'D To Ant"erp. per
900 tierces lard 3d. aud small lot q" hops Al saa
bark 90 tons. hence 10 Liverpool
with b 100 bhis petroleum and products ~ I'D.
Italian brig 213 tons. hence 10 Naples with 40 Dds ana
400 refined petroleum a. 3D. and re britisE
bark aat tons. hence 70 l!nvre OF pnhkhk.
81 bhs petroleum Al IA Oh
british bark 57a tons from Philadelphia the German
Hattie. with $500 bLls refined petroleum AZ So I'd an
tai bark, Jis LeRnorn with hentucky
tobacco private terms quoted al 35s 5Ts "a our-
ship iOii tons hence 80 Bremen with general cargo
lump laid she berth current rates:
Brit brig 800 tons. hence 10 outside spanish port
with general private terms. Norwegian park
from Philadelphia Cork ORDERS with 1000 quarters
gram. a. iVsd with $500 quarters no. fal tons)
thence voyage and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28
The closing prices were:-
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money to-day was easy at 2l per cent for call
loans and II closed the former hgure. The follow
ing were the rates of exchange on New York at the
aforementioned cities to-day Savannah buying A.
selling u; Charleston easier, - u n premium; st.
LOUIS, 100 premium; Cincinnati strong buying par
selling LILO; New Orleans commercial 9-32, bank a.
and Chicago. 60 premium. Sterling exchange was a
little irncr and active at unchanged prices
Primo asking rates l. s41s and 1868; selling
rates, 4S3I L. 81 and 4S5h "a SO. Rechmarks
PAX OAK and 95j4 951s. Cables, s6H 955s. Prime
Paris 5.l61s and 5144.
The Treasury has jest issued call for So OOo 900
Gvewcnty bonds So 500 600 coupons and $500 900
registered bonds, numbers follows --cou pons
$500, 4290l to 10000; coupons $1,000 l21. COL to
$4,000; registered, $780, 749l to 1900, all
inclusive Interest to cease June ~.
THE GOLD MARKEr.
Gold opened ut 1917 and declined to 104 the clos
ing price, which OF tho transactions Of the day
took place. The carrying rates were 1, u, 2 and ~
per cent Loans also made Hat
Gold ciearings at the National Bank OF the State of
New York.
Told balances. $3.50 O50
currency oaanccs. ...............'....... soyus4
uToss
PRODUCE EXPORTS
The exports of produce this port for the week
ending this date S. 952 l07 against 81 49, 173
for the corresponding week IN 1876 ana 81 10000 in
1870 the total exports OF produce from the port since
January l., this year, s62, 9lo,sls against
$40 ol22 49 for the corresponding period In 1876 and
$5S, zoos, 09O IN 1875.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were steady ana closed quiet
at the following quotations :--Cniiri states cur
rency skies, 1917 1881 do DO. ISL registered,
lllE lil%; do. do. do. coupon, ll-. ll2ls; do
do, 1860, registered 1854 l0sjs; 10, do,
pom, 1854 loss; do. do do. new, registered 10SA
los>s; do. do, do, coupon, 1854 a losn; do do
1867. registered, 1llh ny; do. do. do, coupon
lily nix; 40. do, 1868, registered l13 1l3k; do
do. do. do, coupon, liz 113 do ten-iortes regis.
tered l10k lloh do do, coupon 1l0k 1lll4 do.
do hves, 1881, registered, Ito ll0x do. do do,
coupon, ITO llo; do AXIS. 1891, registered 1867.
1904
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day wcre.............Sl750 600
Scstoms rcce'ptss. 4I5, 900
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Tie London advices report arm market for Gonsols
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28

MINING SHARES

The following werc tho opening quotations for min
ing stocks at San Francisco io-day:-Gould Curry,
Is; Savage, Q, Chollar Potosi So; Ophir Fl; Hale h
Norcross. ~; Crown Point, 8: Yellow Jacket, IL;
Belcher, Z, assessment paid; Imperial, III Virginia
Consolidated. ~; California a.; Overman, 81; Ray
mond Ely, s; Eureka G. w., 8; Best and Belcher, 2s
Kentuck, o; Union Consolidated, 81 Alpha, Is; Meadow
Valley, u; Sierra Nevada, 81 Mexican, Is; Caledonia,
8; Silver Hi 81 Eureka Consolidated, III Justice. IL
Julia Consolidated, L. The closing prices In San Fran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Tho following shows the advance and decline in the
closing prices OF the principal active stocks to-day
compared with those OF yesterday
Advancs-Western Union, r. Pacific Mail. u New
York Central Illinois Central, "a; Northwestern, Il
Island. u; ST. Paul, q; do preferred, u Ohio aud
Mississippi Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 2;
Hannibal ana ST. Joseph preferred, u; Atlantic and
Pacific. !; Delaware and Hudson. 2; Burlington
Quincy. u.
Decline-Erie, u; Lake Shore, Is Hannibal and St
Joseph, u; Morris and Essex, l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28

THE BOWERY HIGHWAYMEN.

Tho four men who assaulted and robbed Michaso
Harrington In front the vandyko House, on SUNDAY
morning last were up for examination In tho rombs
Police Court yesterday. Flynn and sullivan were
discharged, the identification being incomplete, buo
Dempsey and Taylor wcro committed wlthout bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28
INSURANCE NOTES.

Charles f. Appleby, tho receiver Of the Metropolitan
Insurance Company, has issued call for a meeting OF
the creditors be held at No 1877 Broadway on Mon.
day, May %, when all will be adjusted aud
the amount Of money in his hands declared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA March IT 1877.
Sugars firm. Spanish gold 226 a26s Exchange weak;
the United States. sixty days currency Ia "a dis
count short sight do, discount: sixty days gold
81 u premium short sight do, AZ a premium.
, 1877-04-15
PROF, TYNDAll'S WARNING.

In concluding an address to the students of
University College Nondon) Prof. Tynda1l,
who is unquestionably one Of the most indie
fatieab:e brain workers Of our century, said;
stake care Of your health Imagine Hercules
as oarsman in 4 rotten boat; what Tan he do
there but by the very folce Of his stroke expe-
dite the ruin of his craft Take care of the
timbers of your boat" Tho distinguished
scientists advice is equally valuable to all
toorkers. We are apt to devote all cur energies
to welding the oars, our strokes fall firm and
fast, but few Of us examine or even think Of the
condition Of our bouts until the broken or rot
ten timbcrs suddenly give way and VIC find our
selves the victims OF calamity which could
have been easily aToided by Il little forcthought.
What began with n slight fracture, or per-
haps even careless exposure to disorganizing
influences, ends In the complete wreck
OF the life-boat- The disease which
began with slight headache or an undue ex-
posure to cold terminates in death, unless its
progress be checked, and the disease remedied,
The first symptoms, the heralds Of disease, give
no indication Of the strength Of the on~coming
foe, and the victim trusts that his old ally.
Nature, will e1termioatc the invader But
Disease Is an old General, and accomplishes
his most important movements in the night
time, and some bright morning finds him In DOS
session Of one Of the strongest Notifications:
and when he has once gained stronghold in
the system Nature ignominiously turns traitor
and secretly delivers up the whole physical
armosy TO the invader. Like the willy poll
1i<aan, Nature is always on the strongest side,
ana the only way to insure her support is to
keepyour vital powers in the asceudcnt. Keen
your strongest forts-the stomach and
nver-well guarded. Do not let the
foe enter the arterial highways for he will steal
or destroy your richest merchandise and i'm
poverish your kingdom. To repu1se the attacks
OF the foe you can find no better ammunition
than Dr.. Pierce's Family Medicines. {Ful1 d.
rections accompany each package.) His Pleasant
Purgattve Pellets are especially effective in de-
Tending the stomach and liver. His Golden
Medical Discovery for purifying the blood and
arrcsting coughs and colds. II you wish to be-
come familiar with the most approved system
Of defense in this warfare, and the his
tory Of the foes method Of invasion,
together With complete instructions for keeping
your forces In martial order in time of peace,
you can fud no better manual of these tactics
than "The Peoples Common Sense Medical
ADVISER" by R. Y. Pierce, II. D., OF the Worlds
Olspensary, Buffalo, n. 7. Sent to anE address |
On receipt Of $l.50 It contains over eco pages,
Illustrated BY 22 engravings and coIored plates. |
ana elegantly bound In cloth and gill;
, 1877-04-15

500 pes 4O-inch All-wool Black Cash
mere at Soc, worth 75c.
800 pcs 40-inch Au-woo1 Black Cashmere
at zoe, worth 600.
800 pcs 40-inch Atwood Black Cashmere
at Soc. worth 81.
160 pcs 4o-inch All-wool Black Cashmere
at 81 others ask Sl.35. ..
400 pcs 60-inch A1l-woo1 Black Cashmere
at 500: cheap at ST.
30 pcs 36-inch Si!k-Warp Bombazine at
81, worth $1.50.
500 pcs Black Mohair A1pacas. 25c, soc,
$50, and 400; big bargains.
80 pcs Silk finished BrllGanteens at 65c,
worth 81.
400 pcs 4O-inch All-wool Cashneres (new
shades) at Csc ard Use, worth 8oc and
81.
10 pcs ,All-wool Circular Cloths at 9oc.
worth SIPS.
cheap at Csc.
SO PCS l-weol Mata1assa Cloths at csc.
15o pos Poplin Alpacas tnew shades) at
23c, worth $50.
SO pcs Pacific Cashmerea, 40 inches
wide, at 37Mc, worth SOC.
5 cases Fancy Plaidz at l2Ec.
100 pcs Snow Flake Dress Goods at Sc.
500 pcs Prints {good Styles at Sc.
10 cases best Prints at &c.
10 cases lancaster Ginghams at 100.
500 pairs White and Colored Corseta At
$50, 75c, and 81.
, 1877-04-15
SATURDAY, PRIL2l,
AT q 2, II

We are instructed by MIR. J. Taylor
Berry, Of Kentucky, to sell posi-
lively, without reserve, the follow
ing valuable stock:
No. l. One chestnut sorrel mare 1 years old, BY
Arabian Golddust, lst dan, by Ole Bull. he By
old Pilot. Drives either single double, and
No. e-One dark brown mare years old, very
handsome t4!5,; BY arabian Golddust, Lat dam by
Arabian t;oldlust, LIST dam by old Grey Eagle.
Is very stylish. :.
matched, very handsome show nne speed. They
+ are BY Arabian Golddust, out of Glencoe mares.
Nos. and 7:3paiE chestnut s9rrel mares. both By
the other out OF Bertram mare. Very stylish
tenn, and will make fast pole time.
No, s.-one DARK bay mare years old, by Car
old Golddust. Is very kind and gentle; a lady
can drive her; she shows dne bursts Of speed
Nos. and 10. One handsome bay team, close
marched, both BY Arabian Golddust and cur Of
Pilot mare, she out Of Hambletonan mare.
VII! make splendid carriage team.
Nos II and; 1S::., n:.one cream. M .colorea team by
Harry Hill, he by old Pilot. Will make fast
team.
yea1s old, close matched; drive Single or double.
Also, at same time and place, for
account Of Geo. M. Munger, Esq,
the three high-bred Trotting Stall
lions:
Isl. CLINTON Mahogany bay, S years old, 1e
hands high, bred by Z. s. Wsdaworth, Esq., got
By Mamorino Eclipse 1st dam by (she dam Of
Woodburn Pilot) alambrino CHIEF, I'd dam Of
Red For, fast PAGER.
od.-WAKKENEk- 4 years old, 15h hands,
bred by D. D. Warren, Esq, Springfield, Muss.,
got by Lakeland Abdallai,,- Eon Of Rysdyks
Hambetonian, Let dam by Zenobta, by Ethan
Allen, I'd dam BY Seeley's American Star, I'd
dam Iy Almack, son Of Mambrino.
3d:-PtINEYcBEown. n T; 15h hands, years old,
son son, Of f., kysayk's Hambetonian, u1st dam
I'd dam By Downfng'y Grey Messenger, Sd dam ;,
Romain's orphan Boy, 4th dam BY Bertrand, 5th
dam by Sir 4Archy.
The stations all sound and kind we'll broken.
drive either single DOUBLE and ate very desIra-
Bile for either road or track use, or for breeding.
All show good speed.
ELLISON, POMERoY 4 co.,
AuctiOneers
, 1877-04-15

tells its own story. "a Psychologist Museum of
Facts and Ready Made Encyclopedias Of the Cur
the World. No euch Lexicon Of Evolutionary
Knowledge WIS ever before Published. This Paper
is Electfotyped to be Published in Volumes ~ IN
Autobiography Of the Most Remarkable Man Living
or Dead All this. and still unbouaht, unknown,
unapprecfated; mostly confined to the leathcrn bag
Of I single man, and he unable to re8d. This, Of
course, only go far ~ benighted New York is con-
cerned. Nobody knows whit revolutions it may
be causing through circulation in its European
agencies, its Canadian and Australian agencies. or
even its South African, Turkish, or Southern Nile
agencies, wherever these may be- Il. G..
, 1877-04-15
Bankers, jewelers., Capitalists,
ATTENTION! +!

Read the following descriptions Of Burglar
Proof Safes, which will be Sold TOR Less
than the Locks on them are worth in Some
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-03
Election: Monday, May Z, 1877.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned Registry
Agent will receive objections to the right to vote the
part of any person registered the following list of
until o'clock NJ the fourth day previous to
the It'll day Of May D. 1877. All persons whose names
may be enormously entered in the list requested to
appear my Office and have such corrected. All
objections the right shall be made only by
qualified eector in writing, setting forth the ground of
objection disqualification and to, affirmed to-
his knowledge and belief Given under
hand the 9th day of April, 1877.
c. A. WITHERELL,
Registry Agent for Carson Precinct Ormsby County New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-03

SECOND WARD.
s Cheney, John E
81 Campbell, Edward B
40 Chedic, George w
50 Cheney, James'H
so Cotton, Chester F
81 Crow, Roger
122 Clarke, Willis G
1877 Grain, Peter NJ A
1862 Clark, George W
235 Cavell, John H
23S Corbett, Daniel G
246 Constantine, Philip
255 Cheever, Frank
266 Croson, Elijah T
2S4 Combs, John
295 Cross, Daniel w
800 C-abb, Robert
FIRST WARD.
IS DOron, Lewis
% David, Evan
70 Downer, Elijah H
100 Dale, George w
100 Dunning, Hilliard T
1874 Davis, John
229 Dunning, Amasa II
262 Davies, Tamerlane w w
293 Duffy, James
289 DOane, Jonathan
800 de Neuf, Albert
319 Davis, George T
$50 Decker, Henry
334 Davis, George H, Jr
344 Duffy, James W
SECOND WARD.
"a Duncan, Robert l.
AZ Dow, Moses B
50 Dunbar, Nicholas
101 Dague, Levi
1875 Dodge, Benjamin
III Day, Sylvester H
172 Dobbs, George R
233 De Leon, David
FIRST WARD.
20 Edwards, Theodore D
81 Edwards, Thomas J
40 Ellis, Adrian
1865 Edwards, Lafayette
1875 Elliott, Richard
PIT Elliot, William
225 Edgecomb, Ezekiel
22S Ehrhardt, John
264 Elstner, Milton r
$40 Epstine, Louis B
SECOND WARD.
9 Ecclec George A
At Elrod, Edward r
143 Ellsworth, Benjamin r
253 Ely, John B
FIRST WARD.
II Farrell, William B
1871 Farr, Ross w
1879 Farrell, James F
1876 Ferris, George W.
232 Fairbairn, William G
200 Friend, Charles w
27S Frisbie, Lyman A
357 Fryer, George D
SECOND WARD.
50 Finn, Forest l.
"A Ferris, James H
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-03

1874 OrcoulaW, LUXE .
30s Gaige, Mark NJ
329 Gallineau, Charles
367 ellison, George
SECOND WARD.
40 Gibson, George L
1873 Gallagher, James
las Guilfoyl, James
1877 Grow, Ambrose
227 Gels, John
276 Gregovich, Michael
800 Gore, John B
$50 Goddard, Judson s
FIRST WARD.
II Hessel, Francis B
80 Helm, Alfred
109 Harper, Edward
ia Harris, Charles
154 Henderson, Caleb
1870 Hall, William G
POP Harris, Benjamin
207 Hodgkinson, Samuel j
2o8 Herluison, Leon
271 Hentschel, Alfred F
312 Hodgkinson, Samuel FL
31s Hyde, Benjamin F
SECOND WARD.
us Hebberling, Augustus
l2S Howell, Charles w
144 Hodkins, Malcolm w
$50 Hansen, John
1913 Haynie, John "
239 Hawley, Thomas p
24S Hamstead, Joseph B
256 Henderson, Robert
1913 Hank, George
1852 Heritage, George
S62 Hill, Lloyd
81 Howell, William J
FIRST WARD.
12O Isaacs, Caesar
243 Ivancovich, Jerome
245 Ivancovich, Ned
SECOND WARD.
1856 Ingraham, William l.
345 Ingalls,, James H
FIRST WARD.
35 Johnson, John A
80 Jones, Richard J
80 Johnson, Benjamin f
81 Johnson, Jacob
1874 Jackson, George w
1879 tombstone, William C
236 Jenkins, Frank
SECOND WARD.
81 Jones, Charles H
1856 Jellersofs Noble M
2O3 johnson, Willie MN
FIRST WARD.
II Kittrell, John r
4S Keyser, William d
81 Knox, William D
80 Kirchner, Harmon H
1872 King, William w
L6O Kennedy, Frank B
1874 King, Fayette
Ie9 Kirgan, John F
1913 Kayser, William
SECOND WARD.
6 King, Samuel D
,06 Knapp, Edward c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-03

PA Leahigh, jerry
1913 Lynch, William
359 Leggett, John
SECOND WARD.
Al Lepert, Alexander
81 Laughton, Charles E
1O4 Logan, Robert
12J Lentz, David H
145 Lane, Benjamin
221 Leonard, Orville r
249 Loudon, Oberlin
FIRST WARD.
10 Merzbach, Felix II
So Mott, Charles s
20 May, Ananias
80 Mann, William B
116 Munckton, George
1873 Mcdonald, John K
ITO Martin, Charles
TIA Mills, Richard
1919 Muller, Jacob
206 Morgan, Guy
212 Nudge, Henry
231 Minor, William FL
240 Mack, John E
241 Meder, Llewellyn NJ
252 Moore, Edwin A
273 Moore, John Q
8l4 Mandlebaum, Louis
81 Moor, James II
336 Magee, William J
34S Mcconnell, Isaac
$40 Mills, Albert j
SECOND WARD.
40 Marshall, James H
"A Mason, Joseph r
46 Mason, Horatio S
SO Middlemiss, James A
rs Muckle, Thomas
70 Mcmahon, Reul B
1O3 McF,.-: N, George
1T Miller, William
l47 Musgrove, William r
159 Marshall, John B
1877 McCarty, Patrick
181 Mighels, Henry r
200 Mara, Eugene S
21S Mason, William w
254 Moody, Nickerson J
26S Moger, Abram
299 McLain, Benson l.
3O5 Mcdonald, Frank L
$50 Mcintosh, William P
500 McChain, Jasper F
FIRST WARD.
361 NEWMAN, John r
FIRST WARD.
219 O'Hare, Mike
237 Olcovich, Herman
SECOND WARD.
POI Ogden, John C
800 Osgood, Simeon P
FIRST WARD.
II Paroles, Emilio
81 Parkinson, Richard K
80 Phelps, Frederick FL
1855 Purcell, Michael j
1877 Parkinson, Edward
PSF Pearson, William
PIT Perovich, George
SECOND WARD,
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l21 Rice, Harry H
234 Rice, Philo w
| PAP Rose, Nathan IL
272 Rider, William
80, Rau, Joseph
SECOND WARD.
1877 Robert, Andrew
166 Risdon, John A
1872 Rodman, Richard S
21O Robert Henry
259 Roberts, James ID
291 Robson, William
80 Reed, Thornton A
316 Rozell, Charles
FIRST WARD.
l Stern, Leopold
9 Swift, Shubael II
10 Saf'eIl, Jonathan
"a st. Clair, James A
80 Sternberg, Job
"a Sharp, Robert b
SO Smith, Thomas l.
213 Sternberg, Lee
299 Stewart, Henry G.
1876 Savage, James 5
1913 Sargent, Frederick u
SECOND WARD.
26 Swartz, Michael
SO Stevens, William II
"a st. Armand, Hercule
1O5 Sutherlond, John
ll9 Starli orris w
142 Smith, James
173 Spargo, Peter
PAT Sancho. Stephen
261 Sturr, Daniel r
$50 Stocker, Walter w
292 Sims, Isaac
335 Sinclair, AlonzO
$50 Spurgeon, James w
FIRST WARD.
5 turner, FREQ ~
q Tobriner, Jacob
So fluffy, George
1913 Torreyson, William d
267 Tilden, Robert L
27O Trapp, John
81 Thompson, Henry
SECOND WARD.
17s Tobey, Walter d
1873 Taylor, Benjamin
223 Thorrington, William J
226 Turner, Joseph
275 Treadway, Aaron d
327 Tenant, Thomas J
342 Thompson, Caleb A
FIRST WARD.
SO Uhl, Fred
FIRST WARD.
pa Vucovich, SavO
SECOND WARD.
113 Vonderhyde, George f
2S2 Van Reed, Wallace A
364 Vogel, Charles A
FIRST WARD.
Is Wagner, Peter A
% Wright, Samuel c
IS Willard, Marshall
"a Waters, John w
1T Woodliff, William
1874 West, Isaac w
211 Winnie, Benjamin l.
220 Woodside, Joseph G
263 Wright, Andrew
265 Weber, Jacob
2s5 Willis, Ira l.
096 WillmOt. Edward
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-03

Registry Agent Precinct, Ormsby County New
FIRST WARD.
56 Alley, Zadock F
$50 Allen, Fernando B
SECOND WARD.
l41 Anderson, Morton
l9l Appelberg, Charles
244 Abel, Den
354 Adams, William H
FIRST WARD.
) Bordwell, Wallace w
IA Bence, Horace H
So Bryant, George W
70 Brown, Rufus R
76 Burlingame, Joseph A
II Bright, Jesse L
So Byrne, James
81 Bunker, Jacob c
SO Bigler, David
$50 Byrne, William F
14O Bryan, Charles H
149 Barnes, Edwin B
1872 Bostwick, Henry B
1853 Butts, William
1853 Berry, Glenn
222 Brader, Louis
2S7 Butts, Walter n
301 Baxter, James
3O7 Benton, James NJ
3l5 Brent, William B
31S Blattau, Frank j
332 Brummett, William B
sa7 Byrne, William s
$3.50 Black, John
SECOND WARD.
4 Bowker, Milo A
33 Beam, Jacob l.
80 Boskowitz, Frank
SO Beatty, William H
1902 Bryant, William H
126 Baker, Samuel
1919 Bollen, Robert w
200 Billings, Charles
25s Bray, Charles f
260 Bigler, James r
3O4 Breed, Elias
1921 Bicknell, Charles F
341 Blethen, Jonas l.
351 Bray, Judson
1868 Barber, Oscar T
FIRST WARD.
10 Coffin, Trenmor
20 Cowing, Joseph H
SO Cavanaugh, Peter, jr
81 Campbell, Morris 8
So Cults, Eugene B
SO Campbell, Fred A
10 Cowing, George B
146 Carpenter, Joseph w
175 Comstock, George L NJ
f79 Catlin, Alva p
1873 Cagwin, Hamden A
1876 Clouette, Henry F
1913 Connolly, Timothy
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-11-15

braideth not Yes ask God or any one ex-
cept an old Political bloat who is destitnte,
not only of conscientiousness but of all feel
ings of humanity; and only has the one OBJ
;ect iu view wiz that of self aggrandise-
ment, and if he does good act, it is only
prompted by some anticipated favor, away
with all SUCH
Our Fathers trusting in thy word reposed
their hopes in thee.
In thee protection found Oh Lord.
And life and Liberty.
Are we any better than they, Ah! have
we not departed from the God Of our fa-
thers? fear we have let us return as the
Prodigal of old, confess our sins and try
and get right as soon as possible before
their very bones shall cry out to US from
the gronnd in fearful warnings, do We not
now hear and see the warnings of our old
and experienced and whom every one ad-
mits TO be just and upright man. Peter
/, Cooper in his letter to the president now in
power warning him of his danger and the
great people whom he represents, these
dangers are now apparent to even one ~ho
will open his eyes and look through pure
glasses, but if the glasses are blurred OIL
colored by some old rctton prejudice o
course he fails to see nothing, new! the
citizens of Sodom failed to see, until the,
smelled birthstone and fear this will b,
the result with some of our old hard mon
ey men of the 10Th century. J. D.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-11-15
Blunt but True.

There is said to be young man in the
Missouri Penitentiary whose parents at
their death, left him fortune Of $4,000
there is where his parents made a fatal
mistake. If they had taken the precau-
tion to invest that sum in a small dog, and
shot him, and then simply left the young
man a jack-plaDe or wood saw, with prin-
ted instructions how to use it, the chances
are that, instead of being in the penitenti-
ary, he would Today have been gradually
but surely working his way up to hand
some competence and an honorable old age.
But every since the days of Adam and Eve,
parents have made it q point to toll and
struggle all their lives in order to realize a
sufficient sum of money to purchase, when
they are dead and gone, their sons each a
8rst class through ticket TO the devil, and
it is not much to be wondered at that SO
many oftheir sons, reared in the vice and
idleness, as too many of them often are
have no higher ambition than to invest
their inheritance in just that sort of trans
portation.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-11-15

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