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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24
Good Health Makes Earth a Heaven.

Remember that DIR. Guysott's yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla has proven itself
to he the best blood purifier ever discoy-
cred, and is a positive cue for Scrofula
and all Syphilitic disorders, Weakness
of the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders
and Debility, all Urinary and Digestive
troubles, etc. Price of large quart bot
ties with full directions, Sl.00. A single
bottle will prove to you its merits as a
health-renewer, for it acts like charm,
relieving both physical and mental dis
tress, driving out of the human system
the many ills that flesh and blood is heir
to, and restoring the natural vigor to
both. mind and body, exhausted by dis,
ease and suffering. 1t makes the old
feel young and buoyant. 1t makes the
young feel gay. Laughlin Bros. x Co.
and Logan, List Il Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling; West & Gilmore, Agents for
Bridgeport, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24
County Convention.

The Democratic voters Of the several districts
OF Ohio county are requested Ia assemble al the
places hereinafter mentioned, ON saturday, June
IL IssO between the hours % and O'Clock 2.
NJ, and elect three delegates Ia the County Con-
yentiOn which will meet at the Court House OF
said county on Monday, June H. 1850, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Oi nominating
candidates for the different county Offices and
for members Of the House OF Delegates.
The following places aud Judges have been
selected for the purpose Ot holding said election;
Washington District city precincD Nigilant
Hose ilouse-Jndges, J. I. Carpenter ana Hans
". Phillips.
Fulton Precinct Fulton school Ilouse-Judges
John ZOecklcT aud Michael Stein.
Madison District, Market iiOuse-JuiscS, Dan
lei Schambra aud J. Is. sheppard.
clay District Court llOuSe-Judgcs, Frank
Hildreth and Michael Reilly.
Union District, Atlantic Engine House
Judges, Casper Hell and John Boring.
Centre District, Hose lluuse-Judges, l.. W.
Stephens and Thos. sweeney.
Webster District United Engine House
Judges J. NJ Todd aud Charles Rice.
Richie District, Hose House-Judges, Charles
Otto and william Toner.
Triadelphia District Heirs HOtel-Judges, ".
J. Brown and James Creighton,
Richand District, RichlAnd School Honse-
Judges, Peter Deaplain and W. McColloch.
Liberty District, Centre school House-Judge,
Vincent Nanmetrc.
The Judges are required To make O return pro
perly certified, Of the books, papers and ballots
used at said election precincts, TO the number OF
votes cast for each particular candidate for dele
gate together with the names OF delegates cleo
ted Ia the Convention. which meets on Monday,
the ltlh day OF June. 1850.
The nomination Of all county district officers,
and the selection Of delegates "a the state Con
yentiOn which meets In the City OF Marlinsburg
on the 18th Of July, aud the Congressional Con.
vention which meets I'm the City Of Wheeling on
the Ilth day OF August, $50, Is postponed To a
future time, as well. also, AS conierees Ia the
Judicial and Senatorial Conventions hereafter To
be called. W. a. HANDLAN, Prest
]. III. GOOD, Secretary. malOi
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Woman Mayer Think I!

Ii the Grabbed old bachelor who utter
ell this sentiment could but witness the
intense thought, deep study and
thorough Investigation OF women in de-
termining the best medicines TO keep
their families we'll, and would note their
ssgscity and wisdom in selecting Hop
BiIters as the best, and demonstrating It
by keeping their families in perpetual
health, at a mere nominal expense, he
Wsuld be forced to acknowledge that
such sentiments are baseless and false
IaHghlin Bros. & Co, Wholesale AGENTS,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

JACoB b. JACKSON will be the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, and any
ami all men who are sincere in their de-
sir, Tor the honor and interest ot West
Virginia, can conscientiously vote Tor
him. a. the first choice of the Demo-
cratic party, as we'll ON account OF his
high capabilities, as that he is and al
WAYS will be a consistent Democrat
K1satrha GasfttS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

Hos. BES WILSON has been receiving
a great many complimentary notices
through the press for his energy in look.
ing alter the interests Of the soldiers OF
the district. The Colonel doesn. Z wait
10 inquireabout mans politics before
doing him A favor. W,i,d Messenger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24
Gard

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
49,, will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE 90 CHAksk This great rene
DIV vas discovered by q missionary in
South Afsi~L send Q sslf-addrssssd en-
yelope % ths Rev. joseph I. InmAn,
Station d, New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

The mystery has been solved at last;
Our teeth no longer need decay,
All troubles OF the mouth are past,
By SOZODONT they're swept away
And Young ami old may smile secure
With Inns and teeth SO bright and pure.
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Proposals for Medicines.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMM sIoNERs,
WHEELING. May 8, 1850. !
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until Wednesday May 10th, noon, for furnishing
Medicines upon the prescription OF county ply.
stefan for the city poor and county prisoners for
one year from June |, 1850.
maH CHAS. III. DEITEh5 CLERK,
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TRAVEI.ERS' GUIDE.
The following guide is made up on wheeling
time:
psyAKrUkK OF TRANS

sTriaaieiphia AUcpmmO,atiOn-lhtst rain only
runs between Wheeling and rriatelphia.
tDaily except sunday Newark AocommOds'
ton.
tSteuhsnyiilG AcCOmmOtauUn-lh THIS Train
dnriug the dsy psSses baCkward snt forward he
tween Nartiu's Ferry and kCllalre, stopping
when required at Shermtn House, ktnavilis,
Ma.I Whaling and GrANRl Hill
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WALLACE HOUSE,
MoRGAETOwN. W. VA.
J. q. WALLACE, Proprietor
The WHEELING DAILY REaIsTER Ii kept on al,
this house, for the benefit OF travellers. apl+
To the Democratic Voters Of
Ohio County.
DY ORDER OF THE OHIO COUNTY DEMO
ID cratic Executive Committee.
CIarksbIrg Convention.

by order of the Committee all Democratic
credited rs delegates Ia the Congressional Demo.
cratic Convention, which meets in the town Of
Clarksburg. on Thursday, the 10th day OF June,
1850 Any Democrat desiring 10 attend said Con-
yentiOn can procure his certificate a. de legate
by applying 10 the Secretary uf this Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24
HENRYS
CARB0LIC SALvE!

The Most Powerful Heallnk
Agent Ever Discoverea.
Henry's CarbOlic Saive cures
the worst sores,
Henry's CarbOlic Salve aiiays
the pain Of burns
Henry = CarbOitc SalSecures AL
eruptiOns.
Henry's Carb0Iic Salve heals
ptmples and blOtclies. go
Henry's CarbOlic Naive Will
cure cuts and bruises.
Ask for Hsnp's. and lake No Other.
s~BRwARR OF COUSTERfEIIs-Ss
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To Nervous suHssn-The Great fvrspssa
Rsmsdy-Dr J. 3. simpsons
& sfihf Medi6ine.

Dr. 4. D. Simpson, sJ~sise Medicine 70 pspI.
dive e,i NJ tar et<rmsOnkss. ImpSssnsl. wsah.
NJ. saf ali dissssss resulting frpm sell busa,
q Serog. DstiliY. Iril.1iliy .hssAl Ansisty,
IAngr,af, IAsiiB3c, bspfo>sgDa ~ rpifis aud
f,nr,Ion.l a. ranrs rnellts ~ the Nervous - - q
.-..-m. I.In. On ~. Pack nI 49, 90 Of
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Friand,. Remember.


that DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher
~ has proven itselito be a positive cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Lung diseases. 1t has saved the
lives of many even after the doctors had
said there was no hope. Every one
declares that i. goes right to the right
spot" soothing and healing as ii by ma
gic all soreness of throat and lungs. A
single dose taken at bed time will gen
thy warm the blood, cause refreshing
slumber, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will be gone. None gen.
uine without signature of Sanford &
Park. Large pint bottles sl.OO. Keep
a bottle always on hand, it will save you
many doctor bill BE sure your drug
gist gets the genuine for you. Laughlin
Bros. Il Co., and Logan, List K CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West 4
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport, D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

81 SUFFERED for long time with
goitre, cake or swelled Liver, indiges-
ton and general bad health, and after
trying many other remedies, nothing
done me so much gooi as Simmons
Liver Regulator 1t cured me, and now
| have not to take any medicine. for
am we'll; but shall always keep 1t in
the house Ia cure any one else OF the
family that have anything the matter.
IL is good for nearly everything,
NJ. |. Villa,
Clinton, Ga"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

Last Monday afternoon the Demo
Gratis OF kanawhs county met ia con-
ventiOn at the Opera House, and chose
delegates To the State Congressional and
Huntington Conventions. One hun
bred delegates will he sent To each con-
yention. The meeting was one OF the
most harmonious that il has ever been
my pleasure tn attend, and conspicuous
among the gray haired Democracy were
noticeable a goodly number of young
men who have cast their political fate
with that party. A very cOmmendable
feature of the meeting was the
fact that the most humble dele
gate Was readily recognized
by the chairman, James +. Brown, who,
BY the way, is a young Democrat. The
delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton were virtually instructed to vote for
the denomination of Hon. John T..
Kenna To succeed himself as Congress
man from this district. No other IN
structions were asked, and the conven-
ton adjourned in the best OF humor,
each man apparently satisfied that he
had lone his duty TO his party.
Candidates for office are looming up
and Charleston only lays claim to those
gentlemen who would divide the AttOr-
ney Generalship among themselves.
The candidates, who are r.
Willis Wilson, q. q. Watts and
Colonel 4. l.. Brown, are all
we'll known gentlemen, either OF whom
would take with him-should an cleo
ton of either OF the three he a posslblli.
ty--a fine mind stored with legal and
classical lore.
MIR. j. ID. Baines ID Just now the most
formidable candidate for the nomination
oi Superintendent OF Public Schools.
Mr.. Baines il a graduate, u | mistake
not, of the University OF Virginia, and
has been a very successful professor Tor
A number of wears, and | am confident
in saving that should he get the nomi-
nation he seeks he would carry this
district far ahead OF his party vote.
lie is a staunch Democrat and wOuldrun
better than any candidate in this Sec
ton OF the State.
Some of Hon. Vim. A. Quarters
friends are trying to boom him for the
United States Senate. Mr.. Quarter is
A gentleman well.known To the Democ-
racy of the State, having served one
term in the State Legislature, and were
he To be- So lucky as to obtain the prize
that his friends desire securing for him,
he would most certainly be good sery-
ant.
/ find there is general feeling
throughout this section for Jake Jack
SON for Governor, and from what | can
learn, il he will bee a candidate, he can
get the undivided vote OF the delegates
1rnm the Thiri district. FRS.
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CHARLESTON.

The Tripartite Turmoil In the
Third Distriet-Eusion and
Confusion---Coalition Conun-
drums-The Democratic Con-
yention United and Harmo-
pious-The County and State
Candidates-JacksOn for Gov
ernor.
Correspondents Of the Register.
CHARLESTON, May ~.
Well, l am here amidst the turmoil,
might say, of three political parties,
each OF which is striving for position
and emolumsnt, and instead Of cooling
of some shat after the late lamented Re-
publican funeral in your city, the fac
tons are becoming decidedly warmer
each day. The
srALwARr REPUBLICANS
cry death to fusion and those bold, bad
men who even 90 so far as TO intimate
such thing-I have heard from amen
Der of the stalwsrts, who says it is out OF
all question for them to so far forget
their principles as to fuse with any party
or set OF men whose sole object is to gain
official distinction. Some OF the leading
Greenbackers are ayerse to iusing, as it
il feared that the Republicans only de-
sire to use them in the national cam-
paign and then forever iorsake them.
And this is my belief. The Greenback-
srs have a striking example in their
OHIO brethren who, since the last cam.
paign in that State, have become thing
of the past, which has gone glimmering
like a school boys dream. The Green
back party OF that State was made tool
OF and then cast aside. such a fate
awaits members OF the same party Of
West Virginia. The party is yet in its
infancy, and unless carefully nursed
will die ere it reaches its yOuth-hoOd,
leaving its propOgatOrs to mourn for its
untimely demise.
Already a breach has been opened in
the Greenback party, and il is gap
that will not be closed, for the leaders
OF each faction have become bit
ter enemies-pOlitically, | mean
and like BancO's ghost, they
will not down. That there will be
q warm and exciting time at the Fusion
Convention, which is booked TO come
off i'm this city next "Wednesday, is a
fixed fact, for both factions OF the party
are making strenuous efforts TO carry
their points. One party OF the Green
hackers want to fuse, while the other
part are bitterly opposed to it, and say
they wish to carry the district by fair
means and with their own exertiOns. |
favor the honest declaration OF the lat
ter half. Should the party fuse with the
Republicans and thus enable the Re-
publicans to win, there is no question
but that the Greenbackers woull, in the
end. be wOrsted by the fusion. To
prove my assertion, it has been de.
termined by the Republicans to require
the Greenbackers to aid in electing
a Republican Governor, Treasurer of
State, and member OF the Supreme
bench, while they, the Republicans.
are willing, so they say, To aid the Green
hackers in electing the three remaining
State officers. Fusion is muzzle and a
gay unworthy of honorable men.
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Memory. Pr
mature Old so
and disease
th at lesd y
Consumption
fnanity "a
90 Aiyu gar
of both n.
On sttsf hos
knsi<r-l th'
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Ays,em mar g. fToa sI0sssss 90 al 1lse,'
skott coarr Of tia nsd.csss vIli fvssrs The l1H.
funetions and procure Health snf BAvpsnsn.
vh<rs L<foss q despohtfssy and EioDm. Tks
spsr4As hsdriBs 10 bsissg used sttk vcDassfel
Pr. ss..ihs go 80 p.csss. or aI yset
s<ss ios RQ SiI " sssiby nAil % soip Of
"'~' ar siniScSs xHDIcIxKco.,
goa 10 4 ts Main o.. bufsis. y Y
fnds sspylssd ~ Lssshlin sns Go. Nhse..
ing. ". Va a0estss
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STOP In

APRIL 6. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
SNIP NEUS.
PORT or NEW.YORh......MAY ?.

str city Of Berlin r Kennedy Liverpool April % and
Str aih Cy (I,r, Weiss. Iyno 10 days. with pig iron
10 order; vessel ArRG Tns Co. ,o- % ,,-o,.cro %
Campeltho ~ progre'o ~ and Havana - {" Alex
ctr wyanokc Couch, Richmond city Point aud Norfolk! to
Str matcra, Boaz Point. Va, and Norfolk, to old
STR Hncric, cros.man Haumorc Tor New Haven
sim Arklow of Windgor - Curry, London II DAYS
snip rhor <or ZaclIiscn. Shields March % with m'c
Bi jacns ionanrcs Dutch. JorE'n.cn Batavia l07
daya with coGto 10 order: Vrssrl 70 fuurL Live o.
viii sugar 70 Wiirtt & iIanlni vcs, 10 Wright & co.
ro S5' to ORDER oi:' vessel 10 FGnen l!dyo
Bark Frcdig tNor. Berg Lcghorn % lays with misc TO
H"rk Ranta XGl a,nay.cn. LDau 90 days with iron
eG.osInd !sw From .r M3G ,o - days with sugar
EarS MuSsn Clor, riinA Bust" aays with scrap
iron empty barrels 10 "rir vessel 10 tnnc Edy. o.
70 order vessel 10 scammcl Bros
Bark rgcG Sing oi llone Kcac MqTsal Trinidad II
Park Re coca C4runa Johns'n sagna IA ,ranio days
Rir John IIasDrouck cobb, Bargor with tee fr rougl
BIG Xuovo san Pasquac Gtan. saba GlrGenn 10 day'
Brig China ot liverpool Tibhts - Kits laws wit,
noa-ses 10 brown Ir'h q Co. ys; TO II IS !iaicy q co.
iron 10 Order. vessel to 1opas Is co.
n! GT r. CO.. a vcc n5ya 9 %F WIN '''''' 10
isr2 Stlcono tAgs, rng, Naples 81 days, with raga.
lirr Iva Johnson, Allen. 81 John, n b. II days, with
Hii Saf api Emma Monroe, st Jaco Gays. with sugar
D.lnr VptsrI % SWAN * ron.
Gclr Tam D'-Jrr. IC uU. BITacOl day., win fruit TO
Come G prirsll; / X ~taplcs.
sclir Hart, llari, Cardcnas Says with
70 order vessel TO James w Elwcll IS 60.
q Nar. -mi iarIcuI II day, with irIlt to
COUcZ Irarsill vessel 10 u ! Nrui'r., e. 90.
Srhr Mcclellan. bihb-r Haa-ud 10 days with fruit 10
Come FcartL!: vessel TO ii W Loud a. CO..
VyINDSunsri-hi -aniv !Io1f ligt -; cloudy. thick
on shore. At City Island. : cc1r
FDHEIGN PORTS.
HAVE MAY 2.-Arr SIR - faur nj. from NcW York.
PtYMouTn May"-Arron Suihy, str Lcsrug. fiom New
York Hamburg
CGRvsros, siy Arr str sasl. MAN. from baltimore for
AXfwEer, Say Str Ncdcrl,ud, outward bopud has
passed Flushing.
lor Ltsr SUN "tg'. '77y g.. fTRe pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
UPTOWN WORK AMONG YOUNG MEN.

The first of the regular Sunday afternoon Tosp '
Mems Christian Association was held YESTERDAY at
Parepa Hall, Eghty-sixthst. and Third-ave line dno
association is old one, having I0rnieiy Men'a
ChPistia n, ASSOCIATION Owing to a Withdrawal Of
support by the parent Organization the forHyi d,
Branch was disbanded and the members nav noT
The meeting Yesterday afternoon the large hall was
filed in every part Gospel hymns were ere sung nd pn3
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. 1t was
announced that business meeting OF the new or
ganiz0tion would be Held tonight. -, i,
The Harlem Branch Young Mems Christian AS
socjatiOp, held the opening services IN It's new
rooms, Observation-Disclosures near
Fourth-ave., Yesterday afternoon. Addresses were
made by the Rev. Isaac Pryor, OF Kansas auu
others,
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RAISING A CHURCH DEBT.

Tie Rev. William Arthur, delegate from the
British Wesleyan Conference, preached Yesterday
morning in the Sixty-frst Street Methodist Eplsco-
nal Church. AT the conclusion OF tho sermon the
ppSstor uDroled before the congregation the Meth
odst flag" consisting of rough outline Of Ola map i
Iiaerent stations where Methodist churches had
been erected during the asst two wears through the
AGENCY of the Board of Church Extension. Refer
n debt of S4S 600, which would have to be reduced
TO $780, 600. A building corporation mad promised
them the sum of 50, 600 if $1,000 should be raised
nrSng The congregation to remain until 1t was col
iected The people generously resDoqded aG Snd N
S So;;SSodfweve persons subscribing $500 each SIX
$3.50 each, and the remainder sums OF from 50 to
800
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all it's cloaks lot Of books and other articles inc
Mayor will offer reward for the apprehension VI
the thieves. , ,,,rs,,1,
ORAYGF.-Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell was ONT
driving with q lady friend on Saturday atternOOn,
and upon reaching her home AT Gci4Ch maS
cOsted by a strange man, who aske9 LOT inI0IIldi
ton about certain street. While MIS- black Woii
was endeaYOTiug to answer the man ne ePplOacueuu
her and suddenly snatched from her sue snlall
reticule, with which he made OIL Ihe nag COLI
tanned about $50 in money
LONG ISLAND.
BRooKHAvEN.-The recent forest fires at BROOK
haven burned over most of the woodland IN the
northern part Of the town, Cccaslonnga loss Vi o'e
$4,000.
OLD FIFID-A schooner with three men on board
was seen to sink suddenly about 63O D. Ill. ON April
il i'm the Sound off Old Field, and nothing was
saved frOn the wreck but black dog, Whlch was
nickCd ND bv boat from the schooner Telegraph
The dog has since been identified as having been on
hoard the schooner j. NJ. Nissan, OF Newark, y. -
where her owner and commander Captain Joseph
Names resided. Tho schooner had been at POrt
Jefferson for repairs.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMOND.-Tho Richmond County Circuit Court
and Court of Over and Termincr Will convene TINS
morning Mt Richmond, with Justice Gilbert pre-
siding. The civil business to come before the COulG
il heavy. The most important cases on the GRIM,
inal calendar are that of Adam Climber, cX -School
Collector of SOutbield, indicted for embeZ2lement
that of Joseph Johnson, indicted for assault WITH
intent to kill John Lt2enbcrR,r, salO0n-kGeper OF
StapletOn and that Of Michael Lyman and MIchae
Wheelihan eX-TOwn Collectors Of SOuthflrld, pom
indicted for embezZlement. Colder, about
seventy years old was discharged from the Richmond
County Jail Yesterday she said she lost the use OF
her RIGHT arm in the war aud did not know what
would become OF hcr The old woman lett the jail
crying,
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HYDROGR4PHIC REPORT

uypn0GRAPHIC OFFICE. CHANT DEP tRrI7yL
WAsHINGTON. May l. 1880.
Tho following "a the report OF Tao Unt@t Sltcl Yaro'
oraIl,c Once for the week rn,inG May l. lHND:
CHARTS TEMPORARILY WITHDRAWN prEING THE WEEK
40 Of Chart 1913 Tc Mouths - parna ana Trnm'y
Rivers sheet cause, later survsys requiring extensive
CuIrtVtiDfN. 49,, ,....-...,.
Rivers, sheet - same causr
CHARTS CORRECTED nrEfyG THE WEEK.
so OF Chart H. Title South Pacific Ocrln ~hrCt J. Cor
rrcton !oni-oada Archipelago discovered islaEd"
reel i'm lat Oy 81 and lon. 1913" ~ rs Coral ScA Pock'
ii, gion Ref: Friendly Illauds. Jupiter Rect
Nn OF chart, 81 iUr, samoan or Na'lgators lS'ahds'
Correction. AlbatrOs Reef
30 Of cart So Title. Cpolu samoan Group. Same cor
rectiOI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03

LETTER FROM DIR. ISAAC l. HAYES, TIE DISTIS-
GtI-HEp ARrI. EArioGlI
STATE OF %Ew.YogH, Assr,mY cmANnEE

NTI-LO NTI- "" TNIIV1'-I.
STATE OF %EW.Y OGK. AssrTuLY CHAMBER,
AlDsNl, April -. 1850.
Hon g. =. BRASpRiIr, ITr-hic.t:
NY DEAR sir: BHtSDEErns PILE think most val
uab and safe cahatc, with remarkable purifying pow
Some weeks ngo in very miserable condition fu Of
lassituic bilious c)stiyc, and yellow s1nr, perfectly
able work tried yagOus remedies without avail when
BBANpfErHs Pills suggested. night
ing and felt better dly continued taking them in good
doses for five nights The effect wonderful my con-
plexon cleared slept well. appetite returned with fgl
vgor and body would have given thousand dol
lars to have known OF them bcfOic and recommend
them OF the best antbOus remedies ana blood puri
1crs In existence.
Very truly,
l. [. II AYES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03

sermon mainly to beginners in the Christian ne e.
and exhorted those about to join the churcn noG 70
be content with low and meagre Christt an com
rience. After the reception OF meuDeIS Uho NoiA
muniOn WAS administered.
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HOME NE Tvs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth .4renve HOfel-A. J. Drexel. of Philadelphia,
Judge Dwight Foster Of Boston GSh Ho
Duncan s. Kenner of New.Orleans zee. HOFFMAN, HOUSE
Colonel e, c. BOudinOt of the Indian Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
Nrw ,,EMBERs OF PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

The first Sunday in May always MARKS the acces-
,;dn ~ a LARGE number of new members to Plymouth
CSnrcb. aud has come TO be known as the favorite
time for joining the church. although members are
received on the first sunday Oh eaSn ROn'G Ia AlS
.;Sttssdmeir6teen by letter and thrtyye upon pro-
fession Of faith The church was filled to its utmost
capacity, and number Of people went away unable
Sowers about the pulpit. Mr.. BeeCher addressed his