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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-11

Unfermented Canadian barley malt and
fresh hop are tie ingredients OF Malt Bitter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-11

No remedy for kidney diseases here,ofot
discovered can be held for one moment IN
comparison with Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. 4. Harvey, ID. ID. WASH
In1fOn. d c.
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ANOTHER LIE NAILED.
square Denials of a Fusion Yarn.
No IxpucExENIs HELD OUI TO HARPER
ALLEN.

The Standard recently contained the afiida-
Wit of one Harper Alien, copied from the
Pine Tree State, charging that d. W. Ames
of Portland, and A. n. Greenwood tried to
hire him to remain away from the fusion leg
isiature of last winter The following letters
from these gentlemen stamp the whole story
as falsehood gotten up for political effect.
PORTLAND, Sept 6, 1850.
To the Editor of The Somerset Reporter:
notice in 1.-The Pine Tree State" of Sept.
9, 1880, an affidavit signed by Harper Al
len, in which il is stated that A. n. Green
wood and attempted to bride Mr.. Allen to
STAY away from the Legislature which was TO
meet the first Wednesday of January last, by
offering him ''six times as much as the salary
or pay would come TO-" The affidavit Is false.
Neither have I, or Mr.. Greenwood, to my
knowledge. ever offered Mr.. allen any sum OF
money to stay away from the Legislature.
The same paper IN commenting upon the am
davit saws that Mr. Greenwood aud went TO
Norridgewock and consulted with Mr. Lind
sey Tmeaning Stephen ID. Lindsey This
statement is also absolutely false. did NOT
see Mr. Lindsey during the months of Deem
Der and January last, TO have any conversa-
ton with him about the Legislature, or about
Harper Allen
am credibly informed by leading men,
Der Of abe Fusion party in Somerset county
that Mr.. Harper Allen was not intending to
go to Augusta to act under the fraudulent
certificate which he had received from the
Governor and Council as member of the
Legislature. and that ne was bribed to go by
members of the Fusion party, for given sum
nfy hn Al aim n
agreed upon, but had not paid him the bal
ance the first oflast July.
This attempt ofthe fusicnists to cover up
and excuse their own briberies and rascallty
by falsely accusing others of such things, Is
almost too contemplate for any notice to be
taken of it. Yours truly,
d. w. AMEs.
LARoNE, Sept. II, 1880
Editors Reporter
NJ attention has been called to statement
in the Maine Standard purpOrting to come
from Harper Allen of Smithfeld, in which
he charges either ID. W. Ames or myself,
it does not clearly appear which. with riding
with him in December last, Offering him
money to procure hin rejection of the CERT
fcate as a representative, issued to him by
Governor Garcelon, and on his refusal, re-
questing second meeting at his house the
same evening, and enjoined and requested
of him secrecy in regard to the matter.
So far as ! am concerned l never rode with
Mr.. Allen, never offered him money, never
requested to see him a second time, nor
asked him to keep anything secret, and
never heard Mr.. Ames offer, nor have any
knowledge that he ever did offer Mr.. Allen
anything for the purpose above stated.
should be glad to have any person after read
ing this statement, see and talk with Mr..
Allen and then judge for themselves what the
truth is A. N. GREENWOOD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-11

A vote for Davis is a vote
for honest elections and q fair
count.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-11

Editorial comments of the democratic
papers on the Vermont election: -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-11

Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure. The mos'
important medical discovery since vsce' ~
ton. An absolute Cure for Catarrh ny a sd
sorption. Sold by all Druggists, or de,se.s,.
BY D. B. Dewey & Co., No. 46 Dey sub
N. 7. Pamphlets with full explanations az
overwhelming proofs mailed free. 49,.
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pooR pfcksnIff puAIsfED!
The Soldier Boys Charging upon
Him.
AND 1T ISN'T 4 NULE STAMPEDE
THIS TINE!

Some of Pl:.isted's friends having conf
nlained of HONEST TRUTHS cruelty to the
valiant General" in reviewing the story
of his rapacity and cowardice as warrior
we have beenprevailed upon. much against
our will. to open the wounds again.
First. touching the notes extorted from
his band men in consideration for their DIS
charge. and the suit which Plaisted brought
against them thereon. we print the follow
ing aites,ed copies from the Court records
at Bangor:
Copy OF ONE OF THE NOTES.
For value received we promise II. NJ Plais-
ted to pay him or order two hundred and thirty
dollars on demand.
$3.50.
JuIy 4. 1862. j. W. Mcdonald,
b. W. Storer.
Samuel c. Chick.
NJ. ". Lawrence,
r. J. Robinson.
n. w. Pease.
j. NJ. Pease,
Geo B. Stafford.
Cory OF JUDGMENT AS RECORDED:
Harris w. Paisted VS.. .JameS W. Mcdonald
and ais.
Writ dated Dec. I. 1864.
Judgment for Defendants for their costs
tored at SS47I April Term, 1868.
Execution issued July rs. 1868.
A true copy of note and dates of writ and
Execu. founded on said note and suit, on file
Sup Jud Court. No. l2l April Term, 1865.
Attest: RUEL SMITH,
Clerk of Courts.
Cory OF SpECiFICATIoSs IN DEFENCE AGAINST
PLAISTED.
Supreme Judicial Court for the County OF
Penobscot.
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Vote the Straight Republican
Ticket.
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HUMAN BLoop.-On the purity and vital,
~ OF the blood depend the vigor and heal.a
OF the whole system. Disease of varloa.
Kinds Is often only the sign that nature
trying to remove the disturbing cause. .
remedy that gives life and vigor to the biooa,
eradicates scrofula and other impurities n9 n.
las Hoods Sarsaparilla undouoteu",
does, must be the means of preventing maD'
Sold by dealers. teodswlf
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ORVILLE D. BAKER, ESQ.,,
WILL Span As FOLLOWS;
IALLowrLL. Saturday, sept. II. 720P.M
GEN. GREEN B. RAUM,
of UfinOiS,

81 WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS.
SATURDAY, sept II, 80 L. NJ.
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J. II. Manley, Augusta; Z. T. Townsend
Litchfield Geo. ii. Ramscll, Vassalboru
+. w. Atwood, Gardiner; ID. X. Jewell
Hallowell, Republican County Committee
AUGUSTA, Sept. 10, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
RonREn BY A TRUSTED EMPLoYE.

Henry W. Shepard, president Of the Iron Clad
92S Flushng-ave Brooklyn, came to this city yes.
terday and drew 81 800 from bank. The money
was tied up in package, which Mr; Shepard placed
BroO oS accompanied BY James LAWN, who has
been in bis employ for three yeaES and was nImpliS
mess factory. mt jaw and Pymouth-sts, Brooklyn,
Where he had some business to transact, and went
into the Office, leaving his wagon IN charge
minntes and when he returned to the street be was
astonished to find that LAWN had disappeared. The
package of money was also missing On making
Adams-st., carrying q package. Mr.. Shepard hur-
ried to the York Street Police Station, and through
vos sent ont to all the stations and to this city.
LAWN is fortyfve years of age, five feet siT inches
fall. and wore dark overcoat, slough hat and
black and white check trousers. de has light
muatache,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
SUSPENSION IN THE GRAIN TRADE.

William blanchard, a dealer principally in gran
Yesterday suspended payment The liabilities arc
said to be small and his creditors have urged him
In resume business He has submitted plan of
settlement and all the creditors to whom it has
been shown expressed their willingness to accept It,
II is expected that Mr.. Blanchard will resume bust
sin ON the floor of the Produce Exchange, and it was
said that IL was used by some of the operators to
further their own purposes. 1t was generally I'M
dersfood that the suspension was of little conse-
auence. Mr. Blanchard was on the floor during o
part of the day.
Dodge. Potter g. Co. had not completed yesterday
the abatement of their affairs At the Office of the
arm II was said that It would be several days be-
fore H would be ready although all the clerks were
busy in making it up, On the Cotton, Exchange 1t
Ivas said flat The creditors undoubtedly needed the
funds locked mp in the hands Of the firms assignee,
bat that ito one was suffering hardship from the
delay,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
days with sugar and mOiases TO Dwight rst vessel 70

days with sugar and nOasses to Dwight Platt vessel 10
Bark zon @, Lopdon) Porine Calcutta l24 days With
ndse to 2 Moors Co vessel 70 senham E 20 al,
toorder: vessel to slocoyich q GO. - .,.s 81,
Bark vIgap Ans LagarOvch, cagari eo days with sal'
ssr Charleston (NOr svendsen Leh 81 days. in ballast
BARK Agnes tGer Hirder Bremen Feb 8; with mdss to
a Canals Oe t 81 HATTIE Pernanbuoo IS day
With Norwood Co; vessel tOJ Tucker Coz
Bark commsrzcnra.h ROdbertus Cosr schargberg sngs
Bark HYpa6a spencer Of and from Sunderland Feb II,
BARK VIM Cloves DiCSerson, Iyuns Point, ballast to
WITH iron and empty barrels to order scame BrS
iron B ana A dmSIR Sr e 70
Brig Francisco sDan Guiscafe Ponce "a days 10 oanas
Brig DaSmar Dan Petersen, Arracau SO days. with sugar
scST Stephen PinEham Of BOothbay s. KIT:
IL days with sugar and mOasses to Dwight FaE Vessei
@fNfDY@sunsst-As sandy HOOf. W w cloudy At City
Island strong, EWj cloudy.
CLEARED
barcelona g HacEST LonSO1 gTpcS ESys cS
City q ESnmSG6 B LGn YpT sem Seu and soussmp
tom osrcHs go MgTe SilfsyiG IamtSn p ont 1t
Pm FcrTOod CO; Carondele Heck galyestS3 and KEY
clark clark seamsni 6hal@etts Read New Orleans BCgsrt
MSTFs R sey y oSsnce saSore
Msrc1 Ps%SEs Geo SCys 6 ola nd DS%n1O9
Co. SaEG5 Gi GGN wallace PhadelpSa clyde Go
KngG R6sos @Sc HehSo JONES' vii
mington WIN Clyde Charleston, Berry. Charleston
Shin PTesress Nor, Bull Havre Funch Edye& Co.
aTks JOhanne Mort Scha1epberg, Hamburg Iooias q
Cos Ann Elizabeth Phelan, Havana, James W EiMe, Soi
Louis de eer (Swed Anderson, Honfenr Benham Pcker
ing Coz Condor tFrl Musseau Belle Isle IT SrsqenlS
orders Belham Pickering Coz Garden Island (Br Zealand
Brgs Harriet an) Lindfner Pernambuc0 EIncs p Goys
Canddazza Lano ta Feraro Malpas Seager Bros Ceta
(BrC Hansen. Belize, VIM Jex co; Cremhde CDanl "a
S iISSTm q 5ohn B. sSammet Bros;
schrR Kate Carleton (Brl. Thorndyke Ponce MONIES u
CO. Yeddo iBrl Goold, st John, N B, Scammen BROS.
DISASTERS.
NEw.YoRK April 17Schr Mary Haley (of Philadephial
Point al D. m 18th inst and is full Of water she also had
her head gear carried away BY Collision with str Title
sehr scud ot Trenton from ashCIs Sn nortn
str Rhode Island OF StonnRton Line anchored EaLons
of damages from collision with schr Eoen
Fisher ro,- ,oo,rs
LONDON April 17.Arr strs Cyprus (Br from New,Yorkl
Lisbon, RGlantine Br from Heworieans Tor hotter
LIVERPOOL April liar srs Isan, from BOstOnI MaSSa'
0I sailed str Bohemia tBr), for Boston.
QUEENSTOWN April 17-Ar str ohio' nom PnilaoepnA iOr
H1vRS, April 17,-sailsd suevia, Hamburg for New
LONDON April l7ssiled 18th inst Elizabeth osps Lock
ner 18th inst Adela Accam Colombia Carolina Edith cap'
ATT i3 Inst Northern star, Nushk 10Th Cavalier
SeBO; 18th inst; x6tfamo Archibald Fuller. ATdS9Ts2
eyea Carneee Ceres Cbre the latter Of Dover otL OF
Halifax David Law, Earl Derby Fortunate Catterna Nag
dasHa Malta Iha se Vas SSrp SS I'VE
inst ADgerOna Dochra CLINT Maria latter ~ Freoer0k
shawn. Starvation.
5Or Later SHIP EstOG V ann 80 EfsA FsaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
COLLISION ON THE SOUND.

Some excitement was CAUSED in the city yester-
Aav morning by the intelligence that the steamer
RSode leland. Of the Providence Line, had been
disabled by collision off Huntington, L. /. The
accident however was only SLIGHT one, Inc
steamer left pier No. 20 North River about p. M
Friday with $50 passengers and thirty horses. for
Providence, r. I. There was O dense fog OH the
Sonnd. and about 8 p. M. when the steamer was on
Hnnqfnoton i. l., an unknown schooner came IN
collision With it's port weel, bending several arms
in such manner that the wheel could not be re-
yoiyed without injury to the wheel-house. The
alarm of the passengers was promptly, Quoted by
Canfain Mott and the Rhode Island lay to until
and Transferred the passengers, landing them Of
stcpingfon Yesterday morning. hhs , disabled Sied
steamer was taken into hnnNngt%Wn n1rOOr' "niOn
Captain D. s. BabcOck. president OF the Prov
idence and Stonipgton Steamship COMPANY, SAID TO
a reporter of THE TRIBUNE yesterday a1ternoon
that the damage to the steamer wasslighI, amount;
ing probably TO about $500. and that she would would
arrive in the course of the evening az the repair
dnrks foot of East NIpth-st, where she would be
made ready to resume her trips in O few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
KELLY DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE.

ELMIRA, N. Y, April LITTLE Anti-Tilden
Convention OF Chcmung County to-day elected Stephen
T. Anot j. j. OCOnnOr and c1-speaker MCGUIRE as del
egates 10 the Syracuse Convention
CANAJonARIE, N. Y, April 17.-C. d. Freeman, Martin
scbepck and Daniel Read chosen delegates TO
svracuse by the AntTldeD Convention OF Montgomery
CSnnty today. Every town IN the county was repre-
scented In the Convention.
ROCHESTER, NJ Y, April 17.-Tho Kelly Convention
for the I'D District o! Monroe County elected the follow
ing delegates TO Syracuse to-day; William II. Bowman,
Dennis Leary and j. II. Howe.
WATKINS N. Y, April 1.-THE following are the dele
gates to the Anti!Tlden Convention from Schuyler
County: c. Van Allen, W. NJ Kingsbury and Nathan T.
Gulick,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18

road station on the ArnOux estate in tho village Oh
West Chester. has been begun.
HAsrrSes.-Dr Diapers cottage at Hastings was
entered by burgulars few evenings ago qua LGDPSa a
IF large nnantitv of lead pipe 10 obtain this the
robbers did great damage to the property
PEEKslILL--A vein Of iron ore, has Deen LIZ Gls-
near Peeksk on the line of the iron mine railr3an
almost within stones throw of Annsvile. A sllde
nf nnrth led To tln DISCOVERY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
pASSENG ERS ARRITED.
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRR......APRIL IA.


Str City Of Bristol (Br). Deamote, Liverpool April J. TO
str city Of Chester OBJ, BrOOKs, Liverpool April and
Str Rbein (GefJ FRANKIE Bremen April Southampton
Str Viola Br stephens Newcastle % days. with mdss
"a A a Il Meyer vessel to Seager Bros.
Sir Crescent City, Porter Aspinwan April q to Pacific
Mail IS Co -. ,.--,. go, 49,, -,
with coffee 20 Busk q Iev0na.
tr gatteraa Boar West Point 70 Old Dominion ss Co.
Srr WIN Lawrence. Aarah. Baltimore, 10 Geo II Glover
Ar Abemarle HulpheA LeGes DEL to Old dominion 50 Co.
shin Colchester Ot Halifax Henderson, London Feb 90
with mdse 10 Snow Burgess anchored on the Bar.
shin Helene (se Schmidt Bremen 80 days with old iron
and enpty barrels ORDER vessel 20 Hermann K0op Co,
ship Atlantic (der sohsener Bremen 80 Gays, With salt
BaTE At,ivo kus1 PSay Granville So days. in ballast to
SlOeOvoh q 60. 49,,
iron TO order; vessel % master
vim Eulphur order vessel 10 Funch, Edge q Co,
BARK Golden Freeze lof Barbadoes, Tmm, pemeTara z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
4 JUDGE TURNS BURGLAR.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 17,-F. r. Adams,
Couny Judge of Faulkner County and editor Of paper
was arrested for stealing $500 from the sheris Office
at Conway The Sheriff locked his Office ana started for
dinner Meeting some taxpayers he returned and
sanpd the door unlocked the safe open and the money
on Judge AoRma person MI Adans tried 20 buyt 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18

rounding house inhabited by recluse known f as
the Harlem Hermit" breaking the pa5ipttSS AZ Posf
once Inv wrcnchng the iron bars from rear WIN
dow They were frightened away by tne sp Jpn tSe
of an officer before they had Begun Morh sd On oo1f
rnng intended for use in moving the safe crow 3c
bar was picked mp in theadjOning yard sh9wlg no
manner of their escape. An attempt 10 ToD 0'a'iOn
L. Nrne made q year ARO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
HOME NEWS.


ST. James Rofel--Senator John p Jones' Oh Ne. Ne
vada and General W. W. BeIknap. OF Iowa. Fu!h Aren
0fsi-ChefJ udge SANFORD E. Church, aud mi
Charles Andrews Charles FOlger, George n an
Robert KARL Of the Court Of Appeals JOiet
Lord George Montagu OF ENGLAND and Professor 4V
nj Harvard COLLEGE, Nicholas Hotet-SehSIoL u II
Saunder Of Nebraska Breuoon Houge-Ihe on :tr n
Brewstor OF Philadelphia Gttsy HouSe-Sate "
Ivnde. Of HermOn, N. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
FLEEING rROM FAMINE.

Immigration is constantly increasing, and oil the
incoming steamships bring large loads OF steeTage pas
sengers from England and the Continent The follow
inc statement shows the arrivals this year Mt Castle
Garden compared with those for the corresponding
neriod for four preyiOuS years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18

The arrivals lsince April 10 I this year hay
amounted to 2956. OF those landed yesterday Oh
most Were from Ireland with q considerable numbf
from England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
ruP CITY,s WATER FROM.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners hsldga special
meeting yesterday and authorized tho lssllo OF
gS( tl(l6 block Department. bonds. Chauncey NJ:
1enew appeared on behalf Of the New-fork Central
ard Hudson River Railroad and presented plan OF
tns NJ yesrs The ieuses are to be for thirty years
with sle privilege Of three renewals the rent for
each rier TO be $500 per annum and $5OQ addi-
t;sai Tor each renewal Controller Kelly Thought
,jni fhe Dock Commissioners should be requested to
a,ar and explain 10 the Board the particulars OF
fis proposed grant. The Mayor CONCEDED Win
ili I,,,u,iesoIl should be requested to he present
ss the next meeting Of the Board on the 18th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
MEMORIAL FROM THE DEMOCRATIC UNION

At meeting Of the Democratic Union of
the CITY OF New-York yesterday, committee was ap
ponted TO present memorial TO the Democratic COu
yeuton at Syracuse The committee will leave this city
for syracuse at 1890 o. Monday. The memorial will
he pres nted to tho Convention By exudge Josiah suth
erlbnd MesSrs, r. Eery Anderson James q, Spencer.
Robert A. Van WyCk and George f. Laugbein will leaye
tonight 10 make ngements for the reception OF the
committee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
DRIVEN BARE-LEGGED INTO THE STREET

DRIVEN BARE-bEGGED lNIO IhE 81 MEL
Henry Ross and August Helms, two young Ger
mans for short time have been fellow.salesmen IN
the grocery store at No. 1888 In the build
ing tIey had room together. Late OIL Wednesday
night Ross suddenly entered the room, and waking
Helms from sound sleep, cried:
STll he if PIN going to have youNnear my
clothes any moro. Get up and take Off my stock
fngs--take 'em off this minute"
II haven't worn any of your clothes, anu you can
sec that haven't got your stockings on now SAID
Helms and suitng the action to the word he thrust
his feet from under the clothes
Notwithstanding this Ross, who had been drink
Ing. Bhrieked out; -
I'll eat your heart out. I'll have your Life and Ill
Law for YOU until get square,"
f'hereupon lie bounded out of the room, when an
other clerk advised Helms to hide. Helms, badly
frightened, sprapg from the bed and ran, clad In
single garment into the cellar. ither he was Pur,
sue1 by Ross, who was brandishing keen-edged
butcher-knife with blade two feet in length.
From the cellar Helms scrambled into the street,
when one of the other clerks threw bis trousers TO
him and he remained ont Of doors the remainder OF
the night. Meantime Ross, having PLACED the KNIFE
under his pillow, went to bed and slept soundly
until morning, when the proprietor, hearing OF the
trouble, discharged him. Ross was arrested ny
Court officer McSally the next day on warrant,
end admitted before Justice OtterboIrg ab the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, thag NO
had threatened Helms He was fined 80 and re-
ouired TO give $500 bail for his good beh2yor or to
stand committed six months on BlackweUs Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
An0uncementAl

AnouAcementAI
FROM SPEER's VINEYARD.
100000 twoyear old Concord and fey oRCrto Grape yne
as desired Apply TO sDeers Vino ONCE 81 Warren's' NIX
PATENT ELASTIC FELT Life: Saving MAJ.
tured Hair-nevef need repRkDg Have three unes tne
and Medical Department q y. B. Army Approved BY y
Bfeamboat fnspeotOrs Navy and 1nspecto repoI
yessefs usng the Felt Mattresses and Pillows and all other
Information urnished application to the sole manuec
PHYSICIANS FIND THAT WHEN THEIR
prescriptions havebeen prepared 80 RERs sos othsVe'
the medicines always have tho desired edeck
PYLE's o. K. SOAP is the thing for econom-
Icai hOusekeepers Al grOCeFs Depot 800 WashngonS1
WIHcHEsTER's HYPoPHosPHITEs
VIII sure Consumption Coughs. Bronohitis' Debility 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness,
IN iths organs Generation dc, speedily and rllolT
cured by WINOHEfTER6 SPECIFIC PILL Two, % uf
boxes are usually 50 scenk Proo perbox Blk DaxeI sL
9end foe circular pdraDared ~ WkNCHESTER q "a,
Chemists, 80 John. Evw.Xork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
.q-rFNpT ia ROB POST OFFICE STATION L.

I'll. roIiee Of the Twelfth Precinct reported 70 gu
,5.5,,tet,ei.t Mailing yesterday, that an attstngt
a..s s Northumberland twenty fourth-st. The
ss,lsSs X n the Harlem Bank building, and the
sss3Irs evidently hoped 70 gain access also 70 the
bank vault They went through 1ne Es0unus sst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
MARINE INTBLLIGENOE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
TO-DAY
Staan eats; 1888 Noon souths. 100 Moons age days
IN'N mon wATgR TODAY-A. ~
Candy HOOK 1:4T Gov. Island. 205 Hell Gate..... 1854
HI0H WATER To.DAY-P D.
Sandy Hook. 2:l3 Gov. Island. 1887 Uo Gato.... tq0