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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-04-04
L;ncOln's Sweetheart.

In NcNamer was buried last Sun
Eroar Petersburg, Menard County. A
while ago he was Assessor and
bsnrcr Of the County for several sue
IT, terms. Mr.. McNamer was an
/ settler in that section, and before
fFovn Of Petersburg was laid out was
hsincss at Ord Salem, a village that
ted many years ago two miles south
/ present site Petersburg. Lincoln
tben Postmaster of the place. It was
Etbat Annie RutIedge dwelt, and III
F grave Lincoln wrote that his
/ was buried.
The old story runs, the fair and
h. Annie was originally John Nc
s4r's sweetheart, but Abe took a
be 10 the young lady, and succeeded
kading off McNamer, and won her
HONS. But Annie Rutledge died,
hincoIn went to Springfield, where
Eomptime afterward married. It IS
Id that during the war lady be-
bng to q prominent Kentucky family
III Washington to beg for her sons
bn. who was in prison under sentence
hath for belonging to band OF
tHIas who had committed many MUIR
'5Aad outrages. With the mother was
laughter, a beautiful young lady, who
Rn accomplished musician.
/. Lincoln received the visitors in
sual manner, and their mother made
In the object Of her visit, accompany
5er rlea with tears and sobs and all
customary dramatic incidents. There
sbIv were extenuating circumstances
Eor of the young rebel prisoner, and,
/ the President seemed to be deeply
bring, the young lady moved to a
near by, and taking q seat, com
led 10 sing "Gentle ANNIE" very
and pathetic ballad, which before
lar was familiar song in almost
thousehold in the Union, and is not
Btirely forgotten, for that matter. 1t
be- prosuasod the young lady sang
song with more plaintiven7ss and
/ than old Abe had ever heard it in
Igfeld.
Iring its rendition he arose from his
crossed the room to a window in
eastward, through which be gazed
.reral minutes with that ''sad, far
| lock" which had been SO often
as one of his peouliarities. His
Dry, no doubt, went back to the days
shumble life on the banks Of the
Rmon, and, with visions Of old ha-
md its rustic people who once
bed in his primitive store, came a
ke of the "GentIe Annie" Of his
/ whose ashes had remained for
long years under the wild flowers
Iambles of the old burying ground.
Rt as it maH Mr.. Lincoln turned,
iced quickly to his desk, wrote a
Eotc, which he handed to the lady,
BoId her it was the pardon she
A-Tugjnja (M.) Enquirer.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-04-04
Theory Regarding Nammies'

Bing observed that Egyptian mum
couId be divided into two classes,
pbracing those bodies which had
Embalmed intact, aud the other in
lg those bodies which had been
kated, DR.. Gauselbach q Swedish
Bt of repute and professor in the
F8ity at Upsal, has formed the
in that the mummies of the first
bre not really dead, but are only in
hition of suspended animation ;
!, unfortunately for historians, the
lof bringing them again 10 life has
Pst. In support Of this theory he
Is the results Of his own researches
Eperiments, one Of which consists
hitting II snake to a process, the
of which are Of course kept secret,
petrides it.. In this condition it,
I'm laid aside for year or two at
! and is then restored to life by
Equally mysterious vivifying pro
gIhis has now been going On about
years, and the snake does not
70 dislike it. Or. Gauselbach is
have applied to the Swedish
fnent for leave to experiment On q
hned criminal, the understanding
Rhat if the experiment is successful
hminal shall receive . pardon,
+ Of the service thus rendered to
and, possibly, to humanity.
y Of Chemistry.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-04-04
8 1913 93
Outrageous Vandalism.

CONTINUED on THIRD PACE.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-04-04


to rise early: Resolve you will,
ioas breath, kick off the clothes,
Pike bound for the middle Of the
foId or no cold.- Chicago Joaanal.
ha \ who resolves on this subject is
/ ae only way is to quit thinking
fh off the cover Cincinnati Com,
| All wrong. The best way Is to
lGa that you can afford to remain
Aere.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-04-04
Forwarding and Commission

business Having the ONLY FIREPRooF BUILDING IN BENTON
storage purposes we offer superior inducements shippers Parties
any portion OF the Territory desiring ship goods via Fort Benton
houses We will eonet for shipments Ore Wool and Hides from
any @ loTh ID 70 the Territory part Of the United States buy
ana sell all KINDS OF Country Produce Buffalo Robes Fu etc.
The New York herald., 1879-09-09

0CL0CK 0C in THE, THE EyENING % ARE INSURED A
AMyssxENTsa rAos.s.h 3, and 9Th col.
snAkbERs HHNrEDaS raSES'H RSrsd sS and 9Th coli.
sRooRLYS RsAH EsTATE Fur
sgssTTSSEEss SSPrSETyE!rIEs SPrGy P.s,-ad col
eTx ssxL Es43FE FoR s1i1osa sAIED
cLESKs AND sALEsMEN-I2rn PAGE-2d col
C0AohMEN AND GxRDESERs-l2rH PAcE-sd and Sd
CoAsTwIsE srRAxsHIPs-l2ra PAcr-4sh and sth
coRIxSSXEnsH5Ps. PAox- I'D col
SScsa faSsfse f.ssa.A s0l COL
DENTisTRY-2D PAcE-eth col.
BSfs sIEPf d AND
RbsEa col col
ExSShsiossa.s sa Faa.ss.s g! and eth coils.
sSs sN% 70 LET
2p p4Gx--2d and Sd coils aglla fas
FHEScH fhssfss
H5Hss s:. e.. and
HoEsEs RJ5ss sssI4sf sfaons fs or .o
,.s,W WANTED-lsT I, A.sT 81 PAcx-s.h AGE 9Th col col
LOST SSp PSUNpTis1 r1S1sa ei
H1GBISEEExR HAEBEE ExS4Ls@sD fsesfs Pssss.A ssl col
aiIIiNERY aY AND Sss bREssss%AK1Na-lsr PAan-e.A COL
NEW PUBLICATIONS-7rH PAoR-6th col.
eIaSSsoakTks dkSaas sss SesrH p4ers.a COL
fRorEssIoNAI sirU ATOMS 'wANTED-rEMALEs-
PRoPERrY our Uf The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT--2D PAGE--lst col. ttff st a.f.
& kEE s. ess P.,i ''
REWARDS-isr PAGn-1st COL 4
SALES AT AUCfION-2D PACE-5th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALKS-lirH PAGE. and
12rH PACE-lst col. l..t NJ t,..l.f.t IT,
SITUATIONS SwANTED-NALES-12rH PAGE-2d COL
SPECIAL N0TICES-1sr PAcE-lst, ID Sd and 4th coils.
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING, &C.-isr PAGE-4th COZ.
SUMNER RESOkrS-2D PAGR-4th col. itfts.0
THE TRADES-l21H PAGK-3d and 4th coils. tll.ts
THE TURF-1ST PAGK-4th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-2D PAcE-2d
TRAvELLRRs' GuIDE-l2ru PAGx-ssh COL
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGE-3d col
WANTED TO pURcHAsE-2p PAcE-8th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGR-lst col.
YACHTS, STBAMBOATS. &C.-1OTH PACE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1879-09-09

A --ELECTRTC BELTS, SURE CURE FOR PRENA
A sture debility tho only reliab Send for circular
Dr. kARR. s;s2 broadway.
LII DISEASES. SKIN DISORDERS, NERVOUS DE.
Ability, 10 years Paris hospital experience; eectua
Dr. PllOrIN. "a bond az q
A --skifFUL TREATMENT FOR ALL COM.
"A .paints. DE-. aud Mme. sELDEN, 1s2 Lexington av
near 3lst st.
A rrgNTION i--rHiRTY YEARS PRUssIAN- AND
"A American practice; spccalties dlseasos of con.
suIta;Ion free. Dr. JACOBy iui Bleeckcr ~
A Lii DISEASES OF EITHER SIN WHATEVER THE
Acause speedily and permanently cured. DIR. cox. 2O2
hast 10th
A MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN, Mlks l.. N. MARSH,
A.i<3 East yoth g. Ring twice
The New York herald., 1879-09-09
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE = .
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday Sep
tember l3, lS79 will close this Office Tuesday,
GA NJ for Europe by Wisconsin via Queens
"Wednesday at 80 NJ. for Europe by steamer Gal
a via Queenstown correspondence for France must be
specially addressed and ut 10 A. M for France direct bv
Labrador via Hsvre; Thursday xt ~ M for
Ireland by city Of Montreal via Queenstown cor
raspondenee for Great Britain and the Continent must be
specially sddressod and vt IL M for Europe. by
Frsia via Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg Satur-
day at IL ~ A NJ for Germany &C. by steamer Oder via
Southampton ana Bremen correspond dence Tor Great
Britain and the Continent must be specially sdd5esssd
and at II NJ for Europe by German via Queens
for Germany and Scotland must BIO
specially addresscd and at II NJ Scotland direct By
sweden and Norway are dispatched BY Hamburg and
Bremen only The mails for Aspinwa and South
Pacific leave Now York September To- Tho mails for
Havana leave Nov York September IL. The mails for
Hayti. SAvana &c. Greytown and Port Lmon leave New
York September 49, Tho mails for Newfoundland leave
New York September H. The mails for the West Indies
aud Porto Rico leave New York Septembor IL The mails
Australia &c. leave San Francisco september - The
posr OYyIcE, NRw YORK. Sept. q, 1879 tflti'
THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1879-09-09
PART CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAN
SALE. AT o'clock.

SALE. AT 10 O'Clock.
ooLDsN soRREL COUPE HORSE IS hands high =.
a e ssS sfs fsD for and fs%y @s
harness. Coupe Harness. in use only three months ;
Sss ssats aA nssry Livery
LANpAtLET SATIN LINED. in fine condition; built by
THE %o.k Ss tho property of
BAY i. Sired by
sire OF Ausic out of thoroughbred mare i54 hands
sa sss
BLACK MARE BY IRON DIXIE by Hsm1lstonan .,s1 Is,a
warranted kind and true in all harness
GLASS EkoNr LANDAU. thoroughly oserhauisd, and
BAY PsTfifi wifi iFfsf TfsE LONG FULL TAIL
snS: aa old s In ss rosa IN Ds"s
sense of the word and is warranted sound and kind
BAY ' HxsDs HIGH old fearless of
ss ysss' ss S1Y:;
as as ss n a
sAs s?ss ss
oHEsTxgT Pony. ls HANDS HIGH, year. old: safe
pS sa z HIGH year. oa
!. in
perfect for road USE and warranted sound and kind
REMARKABLY y Il HAXDsoME HSSs GRAY GELDING. lss1
hands high year. old not afraid Of elevated rail.
ing and 10 warranted sound and kind and true in all
BLOCKY BUILT BAY GELDING. IS HANDS HIGH,
years old; has been used by lady for six months;
good driver; warranted sound and kind and truo In
all harness.
been used to u business wagon warranted kind and
true in all harness.
BAY MARE. 15a HANDS HIGH, years old: ono Of the
plexsantest and most reliable horses hooked; is
not afraid Of elevated railroad anything is an all
day roadster and Is warranted sound and kind and
true in all harness
BAY TROrTING MARE. SIRED BY VOLUNTEER I5H
hands high, y years old; handy, free and stylish
driver; trot so; IL extraordinary fne pole
and Is warranted sound and kind and true in
all harness. .
DAPPLE GRAY HORSE, l5}S HANDS HIGH. years
years old froe driver: has been used express
wagon; warranted sound and kind and true IN all
harness.
| PAIR BLACK HORSES, 15K HANDS HIGH 8 and 9
years old; good travellers fearless of elevated rail
road anything and excellent family team
rsnted kind and true In all harness; Double Har-
coupS ns's ,nsx End .w.v TN pxcrtrpxr .a.r ,,u.
Miner Stevens.
ALSO ls USEFUL FAMILY AND BUSINESS HORSES.
cTnr n pTrTT. cPRTyt, w cONS hv tho M wv
The New York herald., 1879-09-09
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KEARNEY.
IA ITO AND il2 EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR 4TH 4V

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that warranted sound kind aud true
in harness three days is given to test
The New York herald., 1879-09-09

1884 PRIZES. AMOUNTING
TICKETS. 81. ~
CLUB BATES UPON APPLICATION. iai"
80" CERTIFICATE AS TO
BOND FOR PAYMENT or PRIZES
BY conditons q the the required
to execute TO rHE STATE or KENTUCKY A BOND IN
THE PENAL SUN or ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. condittored for the prompt payment Of all
said This bond accordingly daily sxecutcd dc
vered accepted aud approved and properly fled With the
Cvk Of tho county Court Of said Horny county, will be
by the certificate Of SAID clerk bolov 81 out
dated respectively December ~ 1880 .nd Ssptember g.
signed exclusive operate and conduct the
drawing Of this Lottery by said set and spsesd
- '"' SIMMONS DICKINSON. Managers.
The New York herald., 1879-09-09
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. Ices BROADWAY.
OIRN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADvERTIsEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS AD.
VERTlSKMENTs PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
PROPER CLASSIfIC ALTON.
The New York herald., 1879-09-09

STATE OF KENrUCKY,l N9AAt at-tAN =
Henry county, fs0 ft -
CITY or NkWCASTLE, i4
l. W. w. Turner, Clerk Of the County Court In and for
said county and State. do hereby certify that
4fHg the bond the State Of Keutue6 IN the penal
r stli VI one hundred thousand dollars required
be filed by tho oct for the bsnsAt OF the Henry
.l.i Male Academy and Henry remale College,
passed by tho General Assembly OF said stass
and approved December Q, 1880 duly exc
u cutsd, delivered accepted and approved, and
shat said bond Is duly fisd In my ei6ee ~ Clerk
Witness my otiei ngnsture and soAi OF ONCE at Now
N,ay castle. Henry county. KY. this 18th day OF
w. TURNER
Seal County Clerk
t-|' Henry county, KY.
The New York herald., 1879-09-09

EONEY ISLAND
" JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS,
SEPTEMBER y. II AND l3 L.lL
THE PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND RAIL
ROAD Is THE ONLY ROAD RUNNING DIRECT TO
THE RACE COURSE.
Extra trains will be from the Brooklyn depot 9Th
goth ST. which bo rschcd by horse from all
tho ferries.
Extra trains will also be from Concy Island Point
and West brighton Beach. Meeting with steamboats,
from New York landing at the Point and the New West
end Pier also she Iron Pier.
Tho last namod the shortest and only direct
from New York AND THE ONLY ONE LANDING PAS
SENGERS AT THE GRAND STAND Ia
Admission tickets badges for the be
chased ON the boats and at tho Brooklyn depot
LNOR PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS DIRECT.
IL Races will commence at Up. n.
Take steamers ROSEDALE and IDLEwILD. (See daily
time table,
Specai--Steamer IDI lid will Path st. 1t
II NJ West 10th st. at II 10 franklin st. at II 20 aud pcr
at IL 80 A. connecting with Prospect Park and Coney
Island Railroad FOR tho track Direct without
of ears.
Tickets for tho track and grand stand be purchased
O hoRr tho hoa
The New York herald., 1879-09-09

JOCKEY CLUB RACESi
at
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
SEPTEMBER MEETING. 1879.
SATURDAY September q,
TUESDAY. September 9,
THURSDAY, September II,
SATURDAY. September Is.
COMMENCING PROMPTLY AT 2 O'CLOCK
Tho is directly opposite the Ocean Pier and
but distance Park Brighton
Beach Railroad All boats and railroads the islaad
therefore available going aud coming.
Members of the Jockey Club desiring 70 avail
themselves Of the concession made in their favor viii
receive badge application at the Jockey Club oSco
Madison and 27th LEONARD JEROAE, Prest
JOHN q. HncKscHEis, Sec'y.
The New York herald., 1879-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
TWELFTH POPULAR DRAWING AT MACAULEY'S
THEATRE IN THE CITY or LOUISVILLE. kY-

AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE SUSTAINED BY THE
COURTS AND LICENeED BY THE
fll CITY or LOUISVILLE
ANY TICKET HOLDER CAN CALL OUT HIS OF HkR
NUMBER AND SEE IT PLACED IN THE WHEkI.
$50 PRIZES Sll24O0 IN CASH; $4,000. $1,000.
e5 900, 10 OF 81 900. TICKETS. -; HALVES. xl Ad:
Building, Louisville Ky same 1t 16S Broadway. n y
The New York herald., 1879-09-09

ALSO l3 USEFUL FAMILY AND BUSINESS HORSES.
TOP SIDE BAR FULL SPRING WAGONS. by the BREW.
STERS and other good makers: extension top Phae-
TONS Rocksways, Pony Phsetons. Depot Wagons
top Business Wagon. Double and Single Horness, &c.
SALR COMMENCES AT TEN O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

z 3 ArchInnla. Idaho Elehara.on. cIenInego.. cubs

BowIinF Archibald idaho. Ichardson cenuegos cub'
X 4 Turk"r a co.
~ Jones fi'f fc. kilr port r.. ~ bailry y 90"
Niiim Phrus HHvf Irfr'Y -. Aqlin liaYii X rl,.Ir'
Cri cron IN Mckay Grcat Yarmouth En-, Geo bnlfy
-chfs Marv frl .fewarf. Naimru.h, y = \ Y HrifYi
John l. Fer no. Miller I0guqyia Uaeft, bowu'n r. 'Di
Marion = thlmp,in. Freeman falmouth ana hln1st'n'
Loayordft & 90.
DISASTERS.
ioSrog oct of-isllg Inu- Capt III Dfui, has 'u x
IN nav cotton Bay sOutwcst coast oi lr land lhe ere"
saved
CHAgLorrE Y. y oct pa large black vessel supposed
20 rho On. io1acy, oi uI-un loaded VIII iii4tail.'
missed her during westerly ge at 0co'k t- morn
ng trcd lerwgd. and s'nt 1 forty iro ~ water.
loboat has gone Iho reporie lost
FOREIGN PORTS.
IosDoy oct oi str Utopia from New lori9oT this port
has passed M. Lizard.
LfyEg.O0I. oct 24.-Arrs str AmOor from NewYork
LnNnrf, oci 1l.a aloi lHti u D N --f, mrr t'n ~
ho Tor Now-Nofk. IlfkiTa, foi Hampton Roads Nee "
stavauger Venice 5grcn y rlef Palermo the Sii,. Tor
4 ltitlpiia. ga s. -nlgafnr f0-f Ul nF ltp ifl-i
both Tor York. Concezone S. Tor Bacmo.e Fcacemaker
2itn INST Rhine.
Arr lDlh INST. Falmouth Gua 92d inst. Luxor, Ense
brrch Triumph. SrcptD Is, j Mfrfgr n. New CIV, KUN
Palmer Rcyeo Jatoh siam or "A TIE II caln nampi'
Governor. Johann lrrcrs, Clint; pa ns. Nc plus llta,
Genoa, Nunco aglede. -ohid Moa- Ncpinn cao IohaDn
gem Wm ~fara NDrhcip. Prince Louis Natlr Galhno l.
T. cam, Magpe Muller. Low wood Minnie Campbell, For
tunT Nepeu, -Idpr Fclnr 2ih Inst Giuseppe has,yne,
Transit Deutschland tlc Attcr oil Dover.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
SNIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW.YOgK.-......Ot
AERINE

AERiNED.
-ir A-a.ia Er craig London oct H. 10 ender-on Bros
sir Ceuc r dcadel iayeIpoDl oct ID ami Queenstown
10. X } toiu+ - .
~
aivrs tOrt aufrinoe IL. auG Kingston 10, 20
PIN Forwopd g. %.
Dallas, fr1wol. k~Ouvlle Bruus~ck Ga and
pnrf Hovai. 10 G. a Mallory = CO.
SIR If.rcnos -t,arrv. Philadelphia for Newhuryport
u.r. Ami.ta tSDil. RHimcrs Aberdeen days order
tark tAustI Matoos.ch BOatoA. LEg iSys. bal
last o. ~oguiicn GO.
brig fLi Llye.oOl, -. smith. BaI BADGES Il days
win moii.sf- o. II TuwDrdge's sons
fug Angel Cof Ghritar Ferry, Maracaibo sept 10. with
fus De- tHnrdcr vessel to master.
--r Irlur.s INen. CIusr- ~ Ioir y li = da-s. WITH
old rails o Rolling Mii Cos vessel toIod FRYE Co
wISD-~nu--i- Al sandy Hook fresh NV clear At Guy
Island iAc same
sir Australia iBr Warl London. HcndersOn Bros Slrirs
l,I ilenn. Liverpool Husk q Jevone Circassa tBrl.
ANonmoutl Buley; CITY Of Dallas. CTowe, Jack
Vile. = AiaIprv a 60. Nncsnd. Bowen. Baltimore =
in f.s. e. cus. Iilliett, hnstpn. ~ Dmock.
Ninrpo fnrl. MrMuriy Liverpool, HendeTgOn
Hr srtie Bis,lnW r Fergus Dunkirk hOyd IiInr-
lep Wi ran Law fir ~ ton, AutHcrF, BOyd HInoken;
T. Morse. Ame- lokaians Japan benhAm boycson. PICK.
eilng Co.
der-, Iunch l.iyc Cos Commentators IoneO (Au-D,
S,r's H. Bcnhau. Boyesrn, Pickering ~ co:
tItall MArscL Seville. Sp Lawrence Giles
N rn Norway (Norl. Norten-rn, bordeaux Tobias Co,
Island Belle (Bfl O'ieary, fsrnanbueo Via baltimore
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
THE REVIVAL OF BUSINESS.

TIE REVIVAL or BUSINESS
IMPLICATIONS OF TIE SUPERINTENDENT OF '"h
CTNsUS.
A TglBUNr reporter met on arailway train yester-
dav General Fraucs 4. Walker Superintendent oi
the Census lie is an independent in politics. lie
said he thought the revival in business wouid DC I"
very decided factor in polIt cs. He did MOI s'','
IN auy surprise at its coming he was surprised only
that it had not come before. ,
1T would hsye been here long ago." ne shc'
"hnt for the miserable financial performances In
CouCrcss last wear. which delayed II. lt ~ 2 nis
take 10 ,neer at confidence as seutlineh''l I'oI
with reicrenca Ia a business revival. ENeis ,hns s
els. was ready long ago, and business conn ~
only WIS needed 10 start things. But prosperity j
h,re now aud il il likely tO continue Tor some NtaS
y,ithout further check The delay of activity ailer
tbe country WAS ready for II NAV perhaps acc"uu.
for the extraordinary VigOr OF the movement ~
first aud il is possible that Wa are beginning WIN
TOO Great "a rush | should have preferred 10 SEE
more gradual commencement. There - some F',u,,
i'm an industrial fast, and purging of oVeicr"""eu
markets. But the fast has amounted aim"sI ~
siaryafl0n The excessive rise III iron, alter ~ iS
pcrnIciuus. and may possibly lead To ov'ipiuuuv-
tion Bu. fcrl sure of period of prosperity now
and of a future for our manufactured gooGs ; io",
We have a grip upon the markets OF the wor'u @ tn.
few realize. There Is no country IN Tue "'il 49,
the boGy oi the people have such mec.iihlV"i "ir
tudo as We have. II Is wonderful. ala Is hs u,'"4
cut at the worAman's bench as in the lnVehloi'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
roneCr,F, A posi- OFFICE.

# was ru .ior,d Iu jersey CITY list evening that
s,,r.al aseul. of th, United states Post Once De
ualfnuert had been investigating the accounts Of
Hcnr, A. Greene the postmast ot tie city, and
that they hal discovered deficit Of $4,000
reporter II InT TmBUNE called upon Air Greene
and the latter SAID that some OF hi
CLERKS began robbug him about year ago
while be WAS confined to lis house by illness. These
,oL.r-s continued afLfr hc recovered sufficiently
10 attend 10 hIs dates, aud although he Kept a
strict waicn lac mad been unable 10 detect the thiel
Iasf week the Department sent special Agents
IhibauIt and Parker 70 jersey City. and they
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
AGSENIC ~ COURE.
THE TRIAL At SANDY HILL. Ny.


SANDY HILL, y. y, Oct 2I.-ln the Barnes
case this morning Professor Perkins. o Union College
testified that he made chemical analysis OF tnc ston-
nch OF the deceased and found white arsenic which Dc
presented 10 he Court At lO:45 the people rested
their case and the defence recalled two three wit
nesses ana cross, xamned them unpOrtant points
Colonel Russell, In opening the defence This after-
noon, said lac would show that the sOn-iaw, Priest,
mace threats o take I. rncs's lf He would show tEc
Ickncss OF Barnes before the return OF Tie prisoner
after having purchased the The defence has
subpteaatd over a hundred " Illnesses.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
2. R. z.
Railways Ready Relief.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE ~ THE WOt.LD.


WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS Of EPL:
DENIES And CONrAGfOU- DISEASES tNAN ONE
HUNDRED DlLlAfiS EXPENDED FOR OTHER NED
ICINES OK MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
TIE MOMENr RAILWAYS READY RELIEF = AP.
Piled EXTERN ALLN-DR TAKEN N rEtNALLY AC.
COKDlNG To DiRECtlONS-PAIN. FkOA hAIENER
CAUSE, CEASE 20 EXIST
In all where scOmfOrt Il cNrfri ncf or
zed WIN Infeuza Dipithena role Throat. Iuups Bi
Cougus HOar-enes Bilious Ole, nnanuaon o te Bowels,
stomach. Lungs. Liver kdlcys0t With r1, uln~f, ever
and Ague. or with Ncirdu healache TIC oselN LoDih
Earachr M iumhtgo. Pin ln The @ ~ khcun-
st. with DsrfhUl Cholera Noftu- Nronferv or
Burns Scais. Bruises. or wa -ttli cramps, or
Npa-Ins the apYlic alton ol tADWAf'- READY RrLlt6
VIII ot lle these anmnaLn nOlI..
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

NrTo5l HotI-Cencg Joseph T.: JoanT. y, ynnn IN, o.
virginia ard Conarcssinan Iicudiick H. Nflfl s,,,,,
venia li,,finirscr gfnfsf- benson j. lo--h"' ~
itdce \. " Jerome 4. Pnmon er oi ii"l' "u
Nvr,fc., a. a ueinn,f y
Walter A. Woon, oi uoosick Fans y y ma y - o,crn
of IuuiSi,ua % ut ffafe-N tIhfh'N ,'i''' '.oo.,
ment Director az the Union Pfcihc fa'lio'n ~ c,,nd
. ''ee-JoscDr lickson, General Professor g.
Trunk Railway O' 'arfti . ~. |'"'N rlI.nr,
ar osl. cf Wcsi Point ~ 'if, ~, ~ A. fboiyick
Government ~ tae non aclc ~ she
et..e Vu.l-lne ifnn JOHN ~hf ffNHn ~, =, urccI
Tea .urv Allen Nuur0c II ~yfncue e ana Si'h ~ ,a.,
sfor Ii0uss- Ex-Governor William 'i''""' Va -
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
Az rFroRr TO SAVE THE BATTERY.

At a meeting Of the Park Commissioners Scs'vi-
dav President Wenman offered resolution that 'he
rocosssrv s,x months notice be given to the New
Work Elevated Railroad Company TO remove from
tbc Rotary V.rk its tracks piers and all other con
sfrllc,io,~. In the preamble MIR Nenman St'.'eu
that the company agreed not to keep us care "I o
,;s sa,,,,,,r ON the tracks and promised 10 pah'
the piers amt arches and tram vines atoh'" %tlsn. %
IA had violated the agreement IN niaNihE es'"siia
ana cleaning place for cars ana cueln-, anu 4" ~ %
lrcting 20 plant vines or j. lnt me siI''''', -
Commissioner Lane StrCuuously opposed INC NO
ZION. gorm,ss ouer Conoycr desired that It should
lio over Uu. there SHOULD be 4 ia Hee.ihs "a Tic
board Nit. Netiuofe beng aDseut.