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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
JnsfrntiloN.
For BOYS and Young Men-City.


t'ANN-A'D - sO5 BROADWAY.
udy s its Processes are Hed1sed ce9tsge ns mr.
passed course Of instruction addresses sen 20 lS
essential to the best sttanmens IN life the best time 10
best time is NOW For Iu particulars send for College
Tel T1 .soud BE- IN sTsy faS 81 PXSK&k
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No:
4s Broadway n G6h 2f LKN yrSePa
For Both sexes-Citv.
FRIENDS SEMINARY, East 16th,st. ar and
L Ruiherfordplace- BENZ SMITH, NJ Principal
Art schools-New-York City.
MRS, LOUISA b. CULVER
WIN receive pupils in painting Landscape flowers SIN ie
china and decoaiionL at herstudo The boa NO. &c h'''
26thsi corner 4th.aye., beginning October |. ~.
References Mr. d. Huntington, MI William Hart MI
James NJ Hart MI A r. Belo"a
For Bows and Young Men-country.
A HOMELIKE SCHOOL for BOYS under Is.
"A L. KINDS, \. NJ, Hampstead Long Is anu
A lcxander Institute Military Boarding SchSoI'
~ White Plains. \. y Principal, o. X WILLIS IN y
DOYS and Young men admitted at any time
dspns F s%Irh f91! harvard grad
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
I'D SC s S GGRdS1sG T%s Ss
IM1IIyEtylAI ana NONlM LlA'lhI< i't1
- TI-TF New Haven Conn. General Russe!IA SCnooi.
Preparatory college scientific schools or business Ih
Ough phy seal training by military drllng gihasuSN &c
Ample opportunity Tor athletic games, rowing &c --
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor-
1 1 cester, Mass. c. b. METCALF. A. NJ superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
4 CHESTER. Penn ,., $1,000.
coS,f1Trad Colonel IHEO. HYATT, Prcs'L
For Young Ladies-Country.
y English, French and German Boarding
a and paw school young ladies, West End institute
NcwIIaven, O. Mrs :. l. Cady. 'rin send Tor cncmhl.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young Ia
" dies Bridgeport. Conn. Adircss Miss EMILY NE,DN,
GROVE HALL, Ncw-iIaven, Conn.-Mlss
" MONTFORI's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
NgAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
term $50 Revs. c. V. SPEAR and r. EANhl1, PrheP4'
MT. HOLYOKE SEMiNARI.-FOnr years
vi course for women special courses in French 1en1
Greek laboratories, cabinets an ar gleiF Iu ~,
10000 vo me- board aud tuition S1 year Address MISS
WARD Principal South Hadey, Mass
For Both SeXes-Countrv.
PRIL 12.-Quarter oDensa ClavcIack on )
~ College II H. Inst Rev. Alonzo FlacK Pm d. Pres
NTAPLFWOOD INSTITUTE-FOr both sexes;
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NOR SALE.-A very desirable place IN me
Village Of stockbraee Mass Hoase ioomy, best repal
convenience bathroom ana closet Eo ana
cold water box sas) and about TWO acres OF Isn
WV n.n e 81 II EE sTnCKRRInGE SWINGS BANk.
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J0N ACRE FARM for sale one hour 10y
HUI Bound Brook and Philadelphia Railroad near tho
depot land fertile handsomely located very productive
can remain mortgage this Of the best farms ~
Jersey and a decided bargain. rutland WHlIINO'o
Beeknan ST.
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KIDNEY -ANp-CIvER- CURE.
10 the Readers of the Intelliaencer.

known that hot weather brings sickness and that the greatest
care necessary prevent disorders the those most healthy
What there disease certainly be
known but cholera dyentey debility aud vertigo and other
sudden and dangerous mads and suffering
and thousands of deaths Few people through the Summer without
symptoms The mouth becomes dry and arced the tongue
trred with white the the head yerh the body cramped
and swollen and tired Ladies especially with their natural dely
and tendency female troubles the hot weather almost unbeab
while little Children dying from exhaustion and because
Parents neglect precauon and prominent and well known ply
en ofNew York positive belief that than threeurths
OF all s0cled Summer complaints arise from dodered secreions and
THAI these secteona which, by being of order much
trouble the kidneys and liver The brain controls the life but the
lower part Of the body rules the health.
There only known vegetable absolutely regulate
and control the Kidneys Liver all times and thus prevent the
dangers the Summer That vegetable West India a used as the
basis Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure 1t pleasant the
taste absolutely certain results keeps those who ntegeny
use perfect health and those whose eons deanged For
all unary complaints Of either 1t Is nib For all bilious troubles
it certain For the hot invaluable and
and intelligence should not fail keep Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure hand and use the approach the slightest symptoms
life that Of en will certainly prevent
much suffering 1t for sale by druggists all parts Of the worlds 10
careful and take other. "a word the wise Is sufficient"
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AooInENr on 4 ToWnoAI.
george Anshutz Has Both Legs Broker
BY the blowing nut Of . Cylinder.


George Anshuiz Has Both Legs Broken
BY the Blowing nut ofa Cylinder.
Yesterday afternoon as the towboat B.
b. Wood was coming down the river with
a tow Of coal, when at a point opposite the
head of Pike Island, she iran through
herself" in river parlance; that Is, the
head Of one Of the cylinders other engine
was blown of. 1t struck the head
engineer, George Anshutz, across the
legs, Just below the knees, and he
sustained o compound fracture Of the
bones OF both limbs. The Wood's.
tow was landed ut the foot Of
Pike Island, and the Hornbrook, which
happened to be passing at the time, was
signaled to. She took the wounded man
on board and brought him to this city,
aud be was conveyed in an ambulance to
the Marine Hospital in North Wheeling,
where his injuries were properly attended
to by the surgeons. The injury sustained
is very severe one, and from Its compile
Gated nature will require long period In
healing. Mr.. Aushutz is resident OF Al
legheny City, where he has vile, but no
children. ..s5.i
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''THR CHILDREN OF THE 0uTLAw."-We
bad q pleasant call yesterday from Ru.
dolph LeonhRrt, editor Of the Allegheny
Sunday Messenger, and author Of several
historical romances. Mr.. Leonhart is Q
bfother.in-law Of Mr.. Edmund Booking,
the druggist. He has recently Published
new story, 1.-THE Children OF the Out
law which Is having run OF popularity
Just now. He is here for the purpose Of
Introducing 1t to our citizens, and any per-
son who may desire to see him in refer
ence TO 1t or any other Of his works can
with him through Mr.. Book.
ing. The illustrations, Of which there are
several full page ones, in Mr.. Leonhart's
latest work, are from the authors own
drawings. ~
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IT is a mistake to attribute malaria and
similar illnesses to.the bad effects Of the
climate. Sir Henry Thompson, in Lon
don, in a recent letter To the Times, says,
"Impure drinking water, not the climate, is
the cause" Instead OF spending large
sums on wines and other luxuries, he coun-
sells 10 invest a fraction OF such expendi.
ture on pure natural mineral water for
everyday's use 1t gives safety, and It's eff
fervescence makes 1t extremely pleasant.
TIL .t
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ALL the evil consequences OF a deranged
liver so seriously affected me that during
the year 1875, could scarcely drag my.
self along. used many medicines, but
without any material or lasting results.
The piles also troubled me greatly, and /
deFpaired OF ever getting well again, when
MI o, Adams told me about Hamburg
Drops, and what It had done for him. /
purchased some at once. The lirs. bottle
produced an effect on my system with
difficulty, for It had already become ac-
cuslomed to many kinds otmedlciue; but
continuing It's use grew better daily, and
ever since been thankful TO Mr.. Adams
foi his invaluable Information regarding
the Hamburg Drops, and whenever hear
OF similar cases, ! cheeriully put In q word
for 90 useful an article. JGooH HISS,
NormdnpiIls, Rans.
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CRRNPlcArE OF 1NcoRPoRArIoS.-Secre.
tary Of State Brady, yesterday, issued a
certificate OF incorporation 10 the Charles:
tom Coal Company for the purpose Of
mining, selling coal and Of making and
shipping and selling coke for general
merchandising and all other purposes.
The principal office shallhe at Charleston
and this certificate shall expire May LIST,
1900. Three thousand dollars have been
subscribed for the purpose OF incorpora'
ton, Of which $1,000 have been paid IN !
the privilege Of increasing 70 81, 900 In all
was granted. The capital Is divided into
shares OF 500 each, OF which L. +. Dom
nelly holds ten shares, w. Z. Truslow i've
shares, O. Hedrick three shares, T. H..
Noyes two shares and James H. Fry ten
shares, all Of Charleston.
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asun,ne,. oln,ment nna plll..n
THE GREATEST REMEDIES TIE WORLD HAS
,,yVp KyHnVN lH

EVER KNOWN.
Curing the most inyeterate cases Of skin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head Barber's Itch, Sores, all crusty, scaly,
itching skin eruption, and that distress:
ing complaint, Itching Plies. Az a blood
purifier and liver regulator, "swayne's
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" are excellent.
Cure sick and Nervous Headache, Dys;.
pepsia, Indigestion, ward off Malariai
Feyers, cleansing the system and bowels Of
all impurities, restoring to healthy activity
all the organs ofthe human body. Price %
cents box, five boxesSl. Ointment SO
cents, three boxes 81 %. Can be sent by mail
to any address on receipt Of price in cur.
rency or cent postage stamps. Address
all letters DR.. Swayne 4 Son, $50 North
Sixth street. Philadelphia, Sold by all
leading druggists. TThs4w
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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. It corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves Wind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diarhoa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
Is cei,iS q bollle. D&w
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The Wheeling Female College will open
It's Fall Term September LIST with full
corps OF able and experienced Instructors.
Miss Lille S. @. Cook, Of Albany, N. Y,
has been engaged for the conseratorie de
We clip the following from the Albany
Sunday Morning Pres:
Musicdl.-Miss Lille S. O. Cook, of this
city, has engaged to take charge Of the
musical Departmental the Female College
at Wheeling, West Virginia. She will en-.
ter on her duties September LIST. Miss
Cook stands high as musician, and the
Wheeling College is to be congratulated
on securing her services.
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Pot,r1cAI MEEriXo..To accommodate
those desiring to attend the meeting in
Wheeling, Saturday August 2sth, 70 be
addressed by Hon. Stewart L. Woodtord,
Of New York, and Hon. Geo. o. sturgiss,
Of West Virginia, the P. O, & 81. L. Ry..
Company viii sell excursion tickets from
and intermediate points, and
will return the excusionists by special
train leaving Wheeling abopt10:SOP.M q
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ONLY A PossrBLE DEMONSTRATING has
been heard for some time in regard to the
efforts Of the West Virginia authorities TO
arrest the principals in the Ryan.Goss
prize fight. The reason for the sudden
collapse Of the official interest in the mat
ter Is alleged TO be because the plugilists
have skillfully bestowed certain sums Of
money where they thought 1t would do
the most good PiltsJtr0h Telegraph.
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FoRrnY the body against disease. This
is readily done by purifying all the fluids
OF the system with DR.. TUFTS Pills. Then
there need be no fear OF epidemics, Chills
and Fever, Bilious attacks, Rheumatism,
Skin Diseases. or Nervous Debility. Buoy
ant health and elasticity Of spirits will be
the result.
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GRAND Excursion TO THE sRA SHORE
The r., U. & ST. L. R'y Pan Handle route)
and Pennsylvania Railroad announce the
sale Of cheap excursion tickets to Cape
May, Atlantic City and Long Branch, for
all trains Wednesday, August 10Th. Tick:
cts will be COED for return passage until
September list, inclusive Fare Tor round
trip to each OF the above points will be
Sli so from Wheeling. For tickets, In.
formation, etc., apply to ]! NJ. Belleville,
Agent p, @. 4 st. L. R'y, foot OF Eleventh
street, Wheeling. \
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SINGING LRssoNs,-Mrs. Annie NJ. sheib
will resume her course Of vocal instruction
on the 9th Of September. Application may
be made at her rooms, lll2 Main street, I'd
floor, between now and then, l
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EoR SALE.
JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
81 MOItknSVIIE

5000 .pple Trees, two, three, four md su,.,
5000 Peach, one (lrom budl year.
5000 PIums, one and two yelrS.
5000 Ounces, two and three yeas
5000 Cherries, one Snd two yean
Silver Maple, Mountain Ash aad POPlr trs
quantity.
5000 Eyergreens, mostly Juniper, ltOm one 1, IN
feet. The above are thrifty and In god Coaailal
pondence solicited. Address, SAMUEL NllIII
Moundsyille. Nursery l. one quarter nile ID 4
MoundSYillo Depot. EoW.nT
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1
PERSONAL PoINrs-Miss Blanche Hun
ter otthe Seventh ward, Is visiting friends
In the eastern end OF the county.
Major ]. Wiley Mulholland, OF Phila.
delphia, who has been In this neighbor-
hood for some time, left for home yester.
day.
ander. was at the New Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. ]. B. Quarter, Of the County Com,
missioners' oifioe, arrived home Sunday
night from Chicago, nearly recovered from
his sunstroke.
Mrs. s. E. Porter, mother ]. NJ. Por.
ter, Is lying dangerously III at the resi-.
dence OF her son corner OF Chapline and
Eleventh streets. II Mrs. Porter should
survive until the sth Of September, she
will reach her S0th year.
Mr.. William II. Sherwood, Of Bellaire.
the veteran baggage checker OF the B. 4 o.
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Sherwood
has been in the service OF the Company
for twenty years, checking baggage on all
passenger trains, both East and West, and
begins TO look little the worse for the
wear, but with all, Is the same genial kind
hearted gentleman Of yore.
Prof. Hamilton Todd, DR.. I. NJ. Todd
and Miss Emma Todd, OF this county, left
for San Franclsco yesterday.
George w. Laishley, Esq, Of Mononga.
lie county, is visiting his brother, John NJ.
Laishley, on the Island.
DR.. T. B. Campbell went out the Gem
trail Ohio road last night on business
Kris. Dora Weaver, Of Morgantovu, is
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"woRrn It's v sight in gold" for Wounds,
SpraIns, Bruises, Rheumatism, &C., Nc.
Lains' Good Intent Liniment is the best
thing ever used. Good for man or beast,
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WANTEO.-A Flrst.class Mlllinsr can
hear Of a good situation by calling on
Spsysr Bros. to-day.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause 1t is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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MUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
House Sample Rooms.
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like it.
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CnlEF ToBAcoo is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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pUBLIosALE INVALUABLE Farm

pUBLICsALE OF VALUABLE Farm
and Garden Lands, and Pen0pal Property o
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1854, | vll ara
public sale (if not sold at private Ille bttt III
date,) my Fine Farm and RoSidencs, htRst,l "a v
National Road. two miles west Of Bddr.poH ~
mont County, Ohio. Said farm elttalbs AHsak
valuable bottom and pasture LAND, SBlhblSiS: ~
oning, The residence Il considered tho hti isER
mont County, and contains twelve roCiaL tVt III
and bathroom, With good dry cellar BpIS "
whole house. The grolpdl coEtlln bne IhrsAsT
and an orchard Of choIVe iru.t jIoinI he raA.sSl
Said farm Ill be sold Is whole Or 10 pirti h n
purchaser. Also al ne ame time viii Il tssa
for sale, live stock. farming utensils and OIAf y
sonal property. Terms will b. inside iao!l . ~
oi sale, JN0 T. BATES
nav P.O, RrIdgtpor, Oh
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JURY LI6T.-UnlteQ states jury Suul
Messrs. Jasper Y. Moore ant
Andrew Wilson, have drawn the following
list OF grand and petit Jurors 10 serve 9
Tie term OF the United States Court, be
Wednesday, September LIST, 1850
GRAND JURORS.
T. II. Logan, Ohio county.
Us. Rhodes, Ohio county, ~
Manuel Gutman, Ohio county.
R, A, McCabe, Ohio county.
Robert Nesbitt, Ohio county,
r. NJ. Delaplaine, Ohio county.
Henry P. Hornbrook, Marshall county
v. L Cockayne, Marshall county.
B. NJ. Eoff, Marshall county.
]. r. Leckman, Pleasants county.
L. M. Starkey, Marion county.
Nelson Chancellor, Wood county.
Farris Hervey, Brooke county.
Alfred Chapman, Hancock county.
D. d. Chadwick, Monongalia county.
John @. McCay, Tyler county.
James Cochran, Wetzel county.
PETIT JURORS.
Peter Delaplaine, Ohio county.
VIM. Myles, Ohio county.
Frank Hoge, Ohio county.
R. B. Woods, Ohio county.
Samuel Jennings, Ohio county.
]. L. Maxwell, Ohio county.
G. w. Phillips, Ohio county.
B. F. McMechen, Ohio county.
A. Q. Eoff, Ohio county. ~
Thomas Massell, Monongalia county.
7. W. Anderson, Monongalia county.
w. s. Campbell, Hancock county.
g. B. Crawford, Brooke county.
Marion Gallon, Hancock county.
John Queen Hancock county.
Henry g. Evins, Tyler county.
]. Z. Parkinson, Marshall county.
Washington snodgrass, Wetzel county.
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II you want the finest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco.
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SILVER TABLEWARE.--Rare Bargains al
the lswelry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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voT E3 y!

For whom you please you Fintcas Well
Made and Elegantly Mems Boys Chdrens
which weshunk sewed Rip
circumstances purchasing your
interest to buy from the largest line of best Clothing
this city all manufacture prices which purchas
Ing Quality Style GetUp consideration Go
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CHIEF TOBACCO is the "boss." II you
try 1t you will use no other.
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GENERAL NoT1mos".

MONEY TO LoAN.-FRoN' 49,.
~ % 1900, In lumI not ls,, thsS a. $1,000
insemoeTed real estate security. II ~, % q.
G STpy, "; "a ieE one OF mole ys " h on
AH 49, aio BoNR General BSIns,. helOli
1:.s4se Agent ISIS MARKET aleot, CraSS,', - Es
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NOTICE
Thereby 0H'r myself as pcapdlda,. "a, ~. =.
publican rules. 'aS'essGA
ROBERT cor.
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EoR RENT. wApppo,,
= and DWELLIEG. No, lIlS Main ,tSS..ntUUSR
enpiea, " ny! MSsafs' Q. Kraui Bro. ~. hayR
As as ~ t''V' HES M q 4 IlsI' 'a
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Tsv Advertisement.

A Good Boy Wanted-0. o. Genther.
Fifty Girls Wanted-Bloch Bros,
Coal Miners Wanted-A. ]. Bags.
Stockholders MeeLlng-W. ii. Wood
ward.
Piles Piles!-Dr. j. Z. Grant.
New Goods-G. Mendel d Co.
Kentucky State Lottery.
Stephen Mccullough Carpenter and
Builder.
THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed Of sGhnept'g drug store, Opera
House corner:
1873. 1850.
70 90 81 10 Is s. 50 81
WEATHER INDICATIONS,
WARRINGTON, August 24.-1 a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary
barometer and temperature, south winds,
partly cloudy weather and possibly local
rains.
For Lower Lakes, stationary OF lower
barometer, stationary temperature, winds
mostly east 10 south, clear or partly
cloudy weather, followed by increasing
cloudIness and possibly local rains.
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FOR RENT.

F9SRI. s. RENT s,S.r SHOEMAKER ~
=. hareer stAnd 10 RInaViiIS, Bsil%os, n AND
lnqGnea John Ulrieh's ErOeery, R,SSS;I!V u, Oh
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MISERABLE PROPERTY AT AUG.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT AVG
- TON.
The subscriber will sell al auction on iAt pals
on SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1850, At 26sAd
P. NJ, lot No. Q, block No !, ttnIOusttte, BsliRo
On lot is substantial two story brirt, ihHrA
building, containing two desirable business 10 ~
bakery aud Two dwellings. 1hsre Is also o.. M
sald 10. good one story frame dselllaE hiab
corner lot and on the bSt bu.ines, Nrti ilA
cty. Atpresent, rents whict are low, iipJiES
per cent Cd $1,000 Sic positive Tile FhA
Terms made known 20 cay Of sale
rrnAs W. Il. FERRY, AUstIse.
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Observation-Disclosures Pm
70 SO 81 70 ! s IS 80 ~
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,igated the Credit Mobilier, and wrote the
greater part of the report OF the committee
known as the Wilson Committee. There
was nothing in the transaction which in
the least gave me reason 10 distrust Gen.
oral Garfeld's absolute integrity. ex'
pressed my opinion OF the absolute honor
and integrity Of General Garfield in this
matter years ago. No man, Democrat or
Republican. who ever served: with Gar.
field, does, think, doubt that he isabso.
lutely incorruptibie. He has been for
years on the Committees OF Appropriation
and Wages and Means, controlling the
expenditure OF millions upon millions,
and policies that make and unmake great
business interests"
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REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
lfonton, Huntington, Portsmouth, Mays. ~ ~
VILE Cincinnati and LouisVill0- hzM2l-1lA