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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-07-10
HAMPTON AND BUTLER.
Thel Opinions and vorIt-A Radical Con-
spiracy-Itivcr Surveys-Ab bSentccisni and
Its Consequences.
Correspondence Of The Neu, ad C.n,i.,

C"rcspon'c'icc Of the Neus and Conrir
WAsHINGToN, July 2.
or the general rpsults of the session
it IL not necessary that | should say very
much. To this may be added that the
Democratic members of Congress are all
well pleased with what has been accom-
rlished, rs they have abundant reason to
be in view of the formidable opposition
which they encountered at every step of
their prOgrcs3.
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FINED. zade Woods keeps a wills.
key boat on the Ohio river opposite
this place. On Monday evening he
was arrested by Marshal Blake upon
a warrant sworn out BY a citizen Of
this town. He gave bail for his ap.
pearance before Recorder Wiley,
Tuesday morning, who after hearing
the case, fined Woods $50 and costs,
fora violation Of the laws Of this
town and State. He refused to pay
the fine and was sent to Jail. 1t is
claimed that this State has jurisdic.
tion over boats afioat in the river,
and every time he sells a drink Of
liquor he not only violates the State
law, but the ordinances Of this town
as well. The matter will probably
not rest here. There is a good deal
of diversity of opinion IN regard to
the matter, some holding that the
Recorder had no right to fine because
no law was violated, and others
claim that he was justified in his ac-
ton. This matter ofboundary lines
between Ohio and West Virginia, we
do not understand and therefore give
no opinion.
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A Bit of.History.

Many years ago, there resided in Ports
mouth, Ohio, DR.. Patello, a physician OF
large practice; and Mr.. McVay, at that
time the leading druggist About the same
time time DR. Sellers placed his celebrated
Lirer Pills before the public, for the cure of
Liter Compliant, Aytte aud Ferer, and all bill
lious disorders. The name the Pills tbe-
ing the first so-called in the U. 81 attract
ed the attention OF Dr. Patello, and he at
once commenced the use OF them in his
practice. McVay having confdencei in DR..
p, began the sale of the sellers Lirer Pill.
atid having occasion to use them, was SO
much benefited that he never left home
without taking q box in his pocket. These
worthless are gone, but the demand for the
Pills still exist, and are sold largely by
Druggists. july 2-tf,
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Flesh Eaten on.

Nlessrs. Ralston & Son, of Indiana Sta
ton, report, for the benefit or those suffer-
ing with Boils, Ptmples, Scrgtt.iq, Sore Eyes,
and all Blood Diseases, that they can be
cured by the use ofDr. Iindsey's Blood
searcher. A friend of ours was cured OF
scrofula that.had been coming on for five
years. The flesh was eaten OF i,rr arm, so
that you could see the sine&s WORKING
The new flesh is now growing on rapidly.
Lindsey's Blood Sedrchcr is sold by all drug
gists, July 2-tf.
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Notice

Having determined to change my
location, / am compelled to notify all
persons in my debt to call at my
Office within the next (4o) forty days
and settle their accounts. 1t will be
gerry much to the interest Of every one to
be prompt in response to this notice.
LIE. CAMPBELL.
July CIV.
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thv pSisV'lui wis oettleJ dk mana.
wha Falls, a few days ago, was cap,
lthred at Parkersburg, Saturday, and
passed here Monday night in charge
Of officers, on his way to. Fayette
county jail. This negro, Mot Lee,
had been aiseryapt in the family of
Mr-I, J. Settle for several years, and
the family placed greatconfdence in
him, and never dreamed Of his be-
ing capable Of such a heinous crime.
On the night Of the outrage the fam
lsily retired at the usual hour, the
husband being away from home at
the time. About 2 O'clock in the
morning Mrs. Settle was awakened
by feeling the hands Of some one up
on her throat, and recognized the
PRISON tc'be a negro by the peculiar
Iodor. She called Lee by name but
he made no answer, but compressed
her 'throat and chokea her into in.
sensibility. When she revived she
wasilying upon the floor, with her
throat terribly lacerated, her shout
der.blade and right shoulder broken,
some Of herteeth knocked out, and
her back and hips terribly bruised.
She recovered sufficiently TO make
her way to her brothers. house, and
told the story of her wrongs. Soon
the alarm was given and a vigorous
search made for the villain, who had
several hours start. The husband,
father, brother and officers were here
Thursday night, had cards printed
and sent up and down the river, of.
fcring reward Of $500 for his cap
ture, and he was spotted at Parkers.
burg as above stated. When arrest
ed he acknowledged himself to be
the man. The excitement in Fay
cite is very high, and We would not
be surprised TO hear that the negro
was strung up on his arrival ut ka-
nawha Falls.
PIC NIc-Last Friday, in compa-
ny with Col. Smith and son, We at
tended the picnic ut Mr.. Bob Connel-
ley's, about eleven miles from town,
on the Lctart road. We arrived at
8 O'Clock in the morning and found
the grounds covered with a happy
people. The number present was es.
'imated at fully eighthundrcd. Col.
Smith, Maj. Greer and Il gentleman
named Taylor furnished the music.
The stric.est order was maintained
throughout the day, and not the
ms oca,s;en nnr - :, !. :, . Wv J' =
the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Con.
1T - n ~ ~
or The tabla ~ ths f s , n;ll
w;tnes., md .,hs .s,nns n,,,. 10 ss;a
Of him. s renort Of ,bs nroceedi II :.
Iof this pie.nis will b. found II III.
psper'
| GRrlMs LASpryG.-No candidates
thave been around yet but when they
do come we lok ior good deal Of
Misunderstanding. We say come.
Now YOU can hear the hummine Of
y IT.
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The Wilson Brothers raised steam
at their work shop, Tuesday after
loon, They are now prepared to do
any kind Of work in the carpenter
line. They are good workmen and
are deserving Of she confidence Of the
,.,il,.
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The / Weekly Register
LOCAL MA TIERS.
Foar:ie advancing
2 Blackberries are ripe.
Look out for mad-dogs.
New wheat III market.

4NCW " $500 80 49, : =. =. y
Cut yonrsermons short,
Choice cigars at .Tippett's
Spring chickens. are scarce.
send US heighborhoOd news.
County Court Monday week.
The best cigars, at Iippett's,
.The town is still improving.
The Odor from hog pens is awful.
An eighteen inch rise in the Ohio.
The Fourth was not observed in
this place.
The Marshal yankediu a drunken
man Saturday night,
THE atsharycst is about over
in this county.
Many farmers arenoybusy thresh-
ing wheat. .3
Bring IN your job printing; We'll
dot neat and cheap.
scarletina lis prevailing among
children in this county.
The docks are now at the foot Of
Main street.
Whoswill comprise our Board Of
education?
A good, solid rain would be accept.
able now.
: We enjoyed a drive into the coun.
Try las, Friday.
a good deal Of spread.casle talk
last Friday.
We now enter upon the 10Th
year of our independence.
Three children were ehristencd ut
Christ Church, last Sunday.
These hot days are bad on corner
loaicrs.
1t has been intensely hot since
the Fourth. Z
Cut the dog-fentel out Of the gut
ters. 1t looks bad.
No license in town-yet we have
plenty of drunken people.
Gibbs hus just finished burning .
kiln Of 100000 brick.
Notwithstanding tlcsevcro drouth
corn promises ~, abundant yield.
An additional room should lie bmilt
to the school house, in town.
Give eight months school this
year,
DR.. W, $ Hoy has been appointed
Surgeon of the Masun ltiflemen.
Alarge stock Of new goods at j. b.
Tippett's.
A rock crossing isbeing put down
OF the corner of STRAND Wand sts
Attention is called to the local
card Of Dr. Campbell, in this paper.
New curling Is being pitt in on the
east side of Main street, from 4th to
9th street.
Quite Il number Of lots have been
disposed Of in the new town Of Hen
derson,
Preaching at the NJ. i. Church,
South, next Sunday morhiug, by the
Pastor, Rev. Vaught.
The Board Of Health should have
the piles Of manure removed from
the streets.
Green corn, cucumbers, tomatoes,
beans, beets and new potatoes are the
luxuries now.
The boards of education in en-
ploying teachers should give tho
preference to our home teachers.
The Surveyors on the Letart road
might find employmenton many por.
tons OF said road.
The new Granite State passed
down Saturday evening, She is a
beautiful craft.
The strect.spr;nkler was demolish-
CT Monday morning, blythe horse at.
'ached to it, running off.
The steamer Boone is upon the
Docks at this place, and is to have
fifteen feet added to her length,
The Meigs County Agricultural
society offer premium of s15 for
she best display of rat tails,
Tho Board Of oyerseers Of the
ioor met at the Court House Mon.
day morning.
The town Council was in session
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-07-09

HARTSoRD Cry ITEMS. New pota.
toes are getting plenty and are sell
ling ats and 80 cents a peck in this
4 market.
The officers elected by Liberty
4 Lodge No. 81, |. o. o. f., for the term
commencing July LIST, 1879, are N. G.,
James Holt; v. g., G. Edwards; Sec
|retary, W. W. Harper; Treasurer, ].
W. Hanna The Lodgeis increasing
some at present.
We had q little speck of domestic
war ia our little village, on the morn
Ling Of the 9th. One Of our citizens
\ @ho is very pcaceable good fellow
usually, from some cause or other,
yentured to lay violent hands on; his
wife. He was arrested and brought
before Mayor Hanna, whobound him
lover to Court. A want of religious
federation is said to have led to the
difficulty, with considerable degree
IEof interference from a certain rela-
tive on the wife's side, known as
mother:in-law.
The glorious 4th was quite day
here, Our Band got up a grand ball
lin the Company's Salt Sheds, which
brought together a great many young.
and old, who came toparticipate and
enjoy themselves. Every one SEEM
ed to be happy. Yourcorrespondent
having received an invitation to de-
liver an address, met the New Haven
Sabbath School in beautiful grove,
on the hill back of town. Here we
had the pleasure Of meeting DR..
Hensley, R. Yeager, Esq, Hanna,
Esq, Bumgarner, O. B. Smith, and a
host Of other friends too numerous to
name. Every thing passed off pleas
antly. We always enjoy the 4th of
July, and hope we ever shall-the
birthday of American Indcpend.
,be arandos, p@anl,,s - ~. :. -
NJ n q uo,nald .a,,,.o,, So.
cincinnati on tba An mhara ~ III
49, g.. ~, w W. ~ ''"u
!, ,,a.,n y l, .oiotrs
IT,, ~, -, =
49, /; ~, NV Japan
$50 :" ~ CUNT we i'se no
N'io"ieuse u 'he case only ny near
say, and this Is not always very re-
liable.
Mr.. sarp has had 4 very sick
child, out We hear 1t Is improving
William Burgess died on Tuesday
the lSt, ana was buried on Wednes-
oay. me Key' Mr.. falkner preach
cd 'he funeral sermon we layed
MN down to rest on the brow oil the
nlii, where his body must again pass
mo lts elementary condition, but
'he spirit mas gone to that mysteri-
Gus realm known only to the dead,
we understand the property in
! winch the Snhnn Coal ('on,nnnv Aid
business, sold on the 5,h inst for
$4,000 This is n wonderful dnnro
citation in real estate. This nroner.
.I,v never cost less than = thnl,sand
dollars.
There is to be n discussion next
=, aao nIo n INC 9T'ck school moo, house
1 or not. Come and Laar aIl 0u
LOCAL MARkE = >, quote prl-.
CO ees 'hls @eekas follows; Wheat from
w cents 10 81 per 0ushel; Corn 40 to
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he ensuing two years.

MARRlED.-on Wednesday, July
End, 1879, at the residence of the
brides parents, Gallipolis, Ohio, by
Rev. Mr.. Dillon, Oliver Bradbury,
Esq, of Pomeroy, Ohio, and Miss NJ.
C. Comstock.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-07-09

There win be a meeting Of the 70.
tiers of Lewis District, next satur.
day at 3 p. m., at the Court House,
for the purpose of selecting a Presi.
dent and four Commissioners to
serve as Board Of Education for
the ensuing two wears.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-07-09

MEErING.-We are requested tc
announce that there will BIZ meet.
ing of the Democratic and Conserva-
tive Executive Committee of Mason
county, at the Court House, Monday,
July Dist.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-07-09

The pound-master is doing a good
business in taking up COWS, found
roaming at large in violation Of the
ordinance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-07-09

The boy who left piece of ice in
the sun to warm up was no more
foolish than the man who opened
store and expected people to hunt
him out and buy his goods.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-07-09

F.A. Guthrie, ESQ., had D sun
stroke Monday morning, near the
old Presbyterian church ,iand had to
30 conveyed home in buggy.
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REMEaDER-In short time, eve.
ry person who is indebted to this Of,
fee will receive a statement of their
account, and we expect prompt set.
Element, as we are greatly in need Of
money. We are in debt and must
meet our obligations, or fare worse.
We have plenty. due us, to put US en-.
tircly out Of debt, and now weask all
whom we have Accommodated to.give us
a lift.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-07-09

The Clarksburg Fair begins Sep.
TENDER 25th. The Secretary has our
thanks for copy of the premium
list.
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Fast driving in the town limits
should be prohibited, and the law
enforced.
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Tho best 5 cent cigar in town at
Tippett's.
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suor.--At Clarksburg on the 9Th,
Ben Borgess. shot Louis Catico, a
young farmer, in a teu.pin alley, and
dangerously, if not fatally wounding
him.
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Farmers in this county should or
ganize a Protective Union" to put
down the petty stealing going on in
the county and provide means for
capturing the thieves and turning
them over to the civil authorities.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-07-09

a New Orleans Physician says
that he thinks the yellow fever will
spread farther North this year than
it did last year. There is probably
no special foundation for this opin-
ion, but it may remind various mu-
nicipsl authorities that cleanliness
is an excellent preventive in that
and most other epidemics.-Ea..
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HORSE THIEF CApruRED.-Thu
day morning, party from Ohio,
passed through this place with a
horse thief they had captured up at
Buffalo. The horse was also recov-
cred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

.ta. than adourned to meet nc the call OF the presi-
dent The schedule OF games 10 be played WI" po pio
sented at the next meeting -
Delegates from the Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth. p.own'
Amherst aud Princeton College Clubs met al the massa
soft House In Springfield. Macs. TO organize the Amer,
can College Base Ball Association Inc playing ru,es
OF the National Association were adopted except rs To
CARDS the bound catches Each club Ia to play TWO
games with every other club. Colegians are NOT 10 os
allowed TO play with college mines while members OF
professional cubs. with the exception OF Rcnmond anu
winsor. who play with the Brown College Ciun. i hne
The Judiciary Committee Is TO decide disputes as 10
what games shall be counted. Each club Is 10 pay ~,
annual fee OF So part OF which Will be used 10 purchase
pennant. to be held by the champion CLUB. Inc iol,
loving gentlemen were elected as Officers mowai -,
Townsend of Harvard, president; William :. stuart oi
Amherst and L. Warren. OF Princeton vice-presiaens
J. f. shepy, OF Yale, secretary and treasnie i1s
annual meeting will pe held In December, 1880 CLINTON
and Estertrook who played with the proiesnona'
Jersey City Club last season, and Muldoon Oh tne ~
Bedford Club have agreed 10 play with the new team 10
be organized at Springfield. Care, OF the Cnicagos,
seems 20 be Improving in his batting IN recent game
at San Francisco, he made TWO three-base nts anu
home run against Noan's curve pitching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

HYDROGRAPHIC REPORT.

HYDRoGRAPmc OFFICE. CHART DETACHMENT
WASHINGTON. Dec 49, 1879
The following the Of the United states Hydro
graphic Otfce for the week ending December H. 1879
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING THE WEEK.
No Chart 31S Title Arctic Ocean, etc Correction
hbitiOn HeslsJ0er Light and visibility Of Gopen
Light, Norway, west coast.
90 Of Chart 300 Title North Sea- Sheet ]. Correction
hal Dor hight al Minden Zuvder Zee.
No OF Chart 29i Title The Skagerrack. Correct dis
continuance Walder6bod fog signal coast OF Sweden
of Title, France West Coast, sheet IL
Correction buoyage dangers west coast France.
Chart, 7f. Title. France West Coast. Sheet ~
Same correction.
No Of Chart 739 Title, France. West Coast Sheet IL
Correction. buoy Men de Fall Forest bay.
Chart. 66S Title Northwest Coast France Sheet l.
Correction bell buOys ~. Naiery sur Scmme.
80 6s3 Title Northwest Coast France Sheet H.
Correction seepe Maupcrus leading beacops for
ward end Channel Islands Adeny Harbor.
No. OF Chart, 75s. Title Frame, West Coast sheet
Correction windmill on point Ar Gador, Ssle de Sem.
No. OF Chart 7S9 Tile. France, West Coast Sheet L.
Same correction. - -
No of char 2s2 Title Mediterranean Sea- Sheet IL
Correction lights Limgallia, AdIiac sea Italy.
SIC. Tte south Pacific, Caledonia, etc
Correction barbor lights at Port Noumea New-Caedonia
rou,h coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
BASE BALL ASSOCIATIONS.

LEAGUE MEETING AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE
CONSTITUTION AND PLAYING RULES ELECTION
OF oFFIcxRs-A COLLEGE ASSOCIATION ORGAN
IzED.
The recent annual meeting of League base
bali clubs in Buffalo was largely at
tended by base ball representatives,. The fol-
loving delegates present Messrs. Hubert ana
spauding Chicago Club; Sage and Smith. Buffalo Club
Earl and DE Forrest Troy CluD: soden and Wright.
Boston Club; Henry T. Root, Providence Club
Mr. j. F. Evans. Cleveland Club. The Providence Club.
by winning the largest number OF games played was
awarded the championship pennan Of 1879 The appli-
cation OF the newly organized Cincinnati Star Club for
membership OF the association was agreed TO by a
unanimous vote The membership Of the Syracuse star
Club was declared forfeited by their failure play
out the schedule list of games. The schedule
game between the Chicago aud Cincinnati Clubs
for August 10 forfeited to the Chicago
An the race for the pennant The applications OF Will
lam NC craTer and Alexander McKnnoh were considered
by the directors McknBon was expelled nv the Troy
Club and Craver by, the Louisville Club. Thci..
petitions were denied. Mr. n T. Robinson. Of
Washington. unanimously reelected secre-
tary OF the association. The election for officers
for next year resulted IN the choice 81
Chicago, president; A II. soden. OF Boston; John Is.
o. Buffalo j. y Evans e 81 Sevea a spS Sns
ton was allowed TO withdraw i;s application To- ad-
mission 70 the league Msssr soden and anIer were
season Of 1880 The same bsl as that used last season
N
Guided 10 the present price OF admission To
games the playing rules and constitution were Sim
plined by few amendments eight balls instead
Of ten will be ciiied hsreafter; the foui-bonnd
sftl remains IN force. The round bat IL also
fined III the side the ha. in the ninth innings
cures the winning the game Is 10 be called without
puttlpg out three heretofore Any League
Club may play with clubs outside of the League
sious o the opening OF the League schedule games
NeW-York was named the place for holding the
next annual meeting The president Is authorized to
convene the meeting previous 70 1850. ,ooo
The umIires were chosen Tor the season OF 1880.
but their names will not be made pnblic until they ac-
Cent Further changes In the constitution were made.
ns follows: Giving each club the right 10 suspend
player for drunkenness characterization for period
or p,rt OF season aud the folio sing during
which time he shall not be allowed to play IN or against
The League; giving the home club power 10 enforce lite
ground rules against visiting clubs; compelling club
10 remain and play of postponed games. provided
II does detn them from fulfilling the series al other
pjaces and allowing League club to play non-L League
clubs which are more than four miles beyond tine cor
formerly ave miles. aud the rule was made 70 aecons
MEDIATE Albany and Troy. Inc playing rnies were
changed 90 as compel sfhe catcher to catch the third
atike on the a., the bound being abolished Tue dele
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

carrich last two on tho lizard; 18th int Florence sn'
fsirhsrd Al Rrsto: Suez Plymouth: Florence
Flash Light sultana Heinrich. iensox Grace mn
sour Owenee smith Ploug st george safah OsSu
Hawthorn Resoiute (Capt Lawrencel Ihompson lou"
nst, Matchless. -. ,r..-xyo.. 90, Ham,
burg has been signallcd of the Lizard $500, &c.,.
New-York. - ,-.-yo.h
HAvHr Dec l4.-saled. str Hercer for Nes'iora
MoviIIT nee a Arr str Circassian, from baltimore
lfor Later ship Ners. see rim Pas~i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

Did you ever notice the fact, that tramp
who claims he has trade but get no work at IT, IN
the Winter Is hrckmaker ana in inc Summer iunl-
herman ice sawyer i-tLockport Union.
THE LINE OF Athletic: Don't
you bicycle I" E>thetc: "Er-no. Ii develops the
calves OF the legs sol Makes 'em stick OUT you Kno"
So coarse Positive deformty r"-lPunch.
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fAnouncementsJ

WINcHFsrER's HYPoPHosPHrTEs
win cure Consumption Coughs Bronchitis. beoity. no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
SANITARY INTERESTS DISCUSSED.

TRENTON, N. j., Dec. 14.-The New Jersey
Sanitary Association Friday. lac subject discussed
was 1.-The Relation of the Soil and Drainage 10 the Death
Rate IA Jersey City, Hob0kcn and Paterson Ihe ses-
sion will be continued Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
HOME NEWS.
epnxrNRNr ARRIVALS

Grand Central Hoiel-The Hon. Milton SayleI, OF
Ohio Everett fx Governor John " hIv"n " nr
SesSee Ssfrtcranf Rouss--John MSCullough $3.50.
a. r. Macdonald OF the Post once Drpsr,userrS
81 vicheias Roisl-The Hon. George Brown OF 10
Cana ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

James b. Lowering, esq. Jersey City,. says
Have complaint fifteen years.
FORM eight The HOLMAN LIVER fAp w. liza ns
many friends"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY
eun r,... III sun sets asa Clock slow. An. SIS
Moon sets TIA Moan sonths xii MD0as age. days,
Hf;u fO-nAf-A. Al
sandy Hook gyf Gov Island $3.50 He'll Cato ll2o
WATER r0-DAl' n. go
sandy Hook. o34 Gov Island. 1907 eb S'ss .-.-loo