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Liver Complaints,
AND ALL SICKNESS AND DISEASE
DIR. Inns
TEMPERANCE LLF'E-BITTERS
AND
CHINESE BLOOD-PILLS.
IT,, o-,.o1,JooI Coc,-of IScco1.o,.o6 :

Il
rge-purge-purge-has been the cry for the
last few years. This has been efectually tried, and
yet sufferers have multPisd-and died and why
Not because purSiDg not necessary, but to-
much had been done-without the tonic 10 follow,
and sustain the system. Purge, you must ! The
sIckly humors Of the blood must be carried off
The accumulation of them prevented. Prevent ths'
The growth of such humoIs
Why do the Chinese live to such immense age
and still retain the powers of youth or middle age
Because they purify the blood. The CHIMES
Blood Pills-so called because they work upon and
cleanse the Blood-are the standard remedy These
pills will do it; and the Temperance Bitters, taken
as directed, will strengthen the system and prevent
the accumulation Of base humors which infest The
blood, and which only increases by Purges, unes
the bl,ters are taken after. Buy, then, these pills
and bitters. Take weekly the pills, and daily the
bitters, and you have been invalds for days
weeks, months, or years, you will find the sickl
humor drawn off, and prevented from a return, and
the saow yeIlo,c hue of sickness change rapidly 10
the full blooming gIOtc of health and yOuthful buoy
ancy.
There arc cases so numerous Of these brilliant ei-
fects, that time and space forbid attempt to P''
them down. Buy ami use these medicines, and use
no other, and health and strength shall be yours sec
wrapper and directions that come with them.
FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS
WIN be attempted. Buy remedy Of the kInd un
less it have my name-O. c. LIN, M. Don Inc
Wrapper, and also the notice as follows:
Entered according TO Act of Congress, a: ~
ISL, by Thos. Conne, in the Clerks Office OF lps
District Court of the United States for the SoulneD
District Of New York
Warranted the only genuine. H.
Messrs. CoMsrocK s Co., New York, arc ~, ,po
heigh'onng counties ,o.,v
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icine has the following wording the sides of the
)oXcs:
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
(Indian PIrgatireJ
OF THE NoRTH AMERICAN COLLEGE Of HRALTu.
And also around the border of the lahel, will lie
found in small tyIe: Entered according 10 lie at
IF Congress in he gear 1870, By VIM. WRIGHT, ia
the Clerks office, ofthe District Court Of te EGstesH
district OF PeRHSy Ir0,liG."
1t will further be observed that the printed dircc
lions for using the medicine which accompanies caca
aoy, also entered according to Act OF Congress
md the same io:m will be found at the bottom Of The
irst page.
The Slightest attention TO The above few particulars
will serve 10 protect the purchaser from h1u, and
the lives of lhosa who may Otherwise DC tnsn-
sered b. using counterfeit medicine.
The public will a so UIAer hat all whe s,!l th1
genuine Indian Vegetable Pins are provided w.'h
certificate of Agcnry, signed Ivy
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Pee PrCSid7.t
cfkhe North -7aeyicasi College IF Health
and That peilars IN any case allowed TO sall
Tho genuine Medicine. All travelling agents will be
provided with certificate Of agency above deScIi
cd and those who cannot show one v:il be kEO5n
base imDostoIs.
Q1j-Ail letters relative 10 the Pills must he addn-s
an. Z. OFFICE N. \ COLLEGE OF HE Nth,
I9S fremont street. Boston, .fa.s"
e3-AGENTS have been appointed for the sale o,
'ne flliS III cNcil Town in New Eng !SDu
i @ HtS.
Middlebury, Gyo'ge n Fish; Bennington
Jonathan tiaugLton; 'VilliamAville. Charles W
Joy; Bloomington, C Haswell; Rutlard, VII
liam Fay; Woodstocb Haskell Il Palmer; Do
yer. Hi'am Baldwin Brtttebmo' Bige
Bracelet; Waterford. Ii Cutting * Co; New
bury. Preu'iss Knight; Bethel, Samuel Austin j.
Spring feld, George Washburn; Procersvile
Proctor & RnbiusoD Londonderry, Smith u
Glazie7; Bfif.ewa,cr. Thomas Soutlcate t.ts-
ter Phleas o Ssrgeaut; Wi dsor s y Tub
bard Eu'li g,on. A Z idsmaid; Easl PouItn'y
Hickos & Mears; Cornwall, Sani;el Eyertss
Wilmington A B Childs; Stowe, Albert Comp:
Post Mills, Jere ~ ali W iltno; st Johnsbury La-
ther Jeweil; Weston, John Wilder; WaerSur,
Persons Lyons; Montpelier, William Glars
Ludlow. John Duub.r 6, Co; Reading, Woods
Merrill Hartford, J Strong & Co; Norw'ch'
Baxter & Newton; Barna-- P DanioT'b;
Bethel, Lorenzo Hitchcock Rochester. ChaTts
Dodd; Springfield, Russell; Cavendish, Gl0-
con & son; Guilford, Philip Martin; Haliaz
c Stone & Co; Westminster, Aaron hitch
cock; Mortified, Murdoch & Alexander; "eata-
rsfeld, Barley Bartlett; Hart land, Gotten
BIamble Fairfax, Ham. ton LoTewood. 70 w. +
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NOTICE.
Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, for Mid
dlebury and vicinity, and will receive proposals for
insuring property against loss or damage by Fire.
The long established reputation Of this company,
and the prompness with which all their transactions
have been characterised render il unnecessary TO say
anything in its favor. Allbussincss connected with
the Office intrusted TO him will be faithfully and
Punctuay transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR
MidIlebury, Feb. 26, 1912 42;y Agent.
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LOUDER !

= TIE subscriber has long had notice in
this paper. calling upon ALL who have
accounts with him, 10 attend Immediately 10
their adjustment at his brick store. seconj
door from the Vermont Hotel. Very few
have needed the request. lie now positively
assures all, that his accounts which remain un.
settled on the first day of June next, will be
left with an attorney for collection. No mis-
take J. AlNNRiGflT.
April Isl, 1912.
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NOTICE

Inc 81 subscriber having made new arrange.
nieht oil his business, by connection with his
son' must have asettlement of all his previous
concerns. He therefore desires all those who
arc owing MN to pay, or call and settle. At.
tch'oh 10 tins notice by those concerned NAV
dlsappoint the lawyers. A. Cu.pm.N
MIDDLEBURY, Jan. 3Oth, 1912.
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Garden Seeds.
A Message for the Afflicted.

A Message for the Afflicted.
FOR coughs, consumption. asthma splitting of
blood, Group, whooping-cough, bronchites, diff
Guilty of breathing and all diseases Of the pulmonary
organs, nothing is found better than
DR.. Jayne's Indian Expectorant.
For jaundice, Liyer-complaints, costiveness, dys-
pepsia, and for all purposes for which family cataI-
tic is necessary, purchase
Jayne's Sanative Pills.
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
for the presevon, growth and beauty ofthe HAIR and
which will positively bring in new hair bald heads.
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge,
certain and pleasant remedy for Worms.
Also, Jayne's Examination Balsam.
4 certain cure for bowel and summer complaints
diarrhGa, dysenary, choc cramps, sick and nervous
headacb be- sour stomach, cholera morbus and all de
rangements OF the stomach ard bowels
DIR JAY.NE received his education at one of the
best Medical Colleges in the United States and is
regular practitioner in thecity of Philadelphia From
experience and diversified practice for more than q
years, the above rendered to the public, will
an assurance that his medicines have saved hundred.
from an untimely grave.
gc5- Constantly on hand and for sale by S. MOODY
Midulebury Dec. 20, 1871. 3I6m
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Estate of Erastus r. Bin

Estate OF ETaSLuS r. Dill
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for the District of Addison, Commission
70 receive, exansne and adjust all claims and de-
,nynds of all persons against the estate o!
ERASTUS E. BIN,
late of shoreham in said District, deceased represen-
led ipsolvent, and also ALL claims! and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; And six months from
me I'd day of may being allowed ~ said court
hat we will attend to the business Of cur said ap-
poptment at the dwelling house of the widow of the
diseased in shoreham on the Sd Mondays of June
October next from nine O'Clock, A NJ. until four o.
clock. p NJ on each of said days.
IspH.1 SMITH. JOHN THoMA AS & JOHN T. Rich,
commissioners.
Dated at Shorebam this I'd day May 1912.
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ADDISON COUNTY
TIE MPERANCE HOUSE,


g. ~ II l. subscriber would in.
.l.;i;Ea 4 form the public, that he las
s:sssS2 taken the stand recently occu-
pied by Paul Read south of the Court House
in Middlebury. The house and out houses are
now undergoing thorough repair, and will
afford every accommodation TO customers
which their comfort and convenience can re.
quire. 1t will be kept upon strict temperance
principles, and he hopes by perseverance in
this plan. 10 receive the patronage of all friend
ly 10 the objects the great temperance reform.
Having fer years been convcrsant with public
houses both in country and city. he thinks he
knows the duties of landlord, and how to
supply the wants of the traveller and he promi.
ses that no effort on has part will be wanting
10 give entire satisfaction 10 the public.
BE NJ. B. BROWN.
MIddlebury Feb 1912. 40:tf
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AT his old stand in ShoTeham, near Rich's
Mills. He will manufacture wool OH shares or
BY the yard. at the option of,ho owner
The subscriber is solicitous OF obtaining bu-
siness, and feels certain that his experience
and knowledge in cloth manufacturing and
dressing, and the finished apparatus and ma
chinery which he has provided, vii; enable him
10 give entire satisfaction TO all who employ
him. He invites the public 10 call and exam
lie specimens OF his work, which he believes
will Justify all expectations which he holds out
10 his customers. A. kfLBORN.
Shoreham. (Rich's Nils April l, 1912 40
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"ERDS GRASS Clover. an Red top
= Il Seed for sale by JOHN WOOD.
FEB. 8, 1912
EboMEsTICs.--satineits, American pin.
D., oneeti1gs, Shirtings, Tickinss, wickings
6a''Ings' and Taylors Trimmings, bv
A. CHAPMAN& SON.
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c. i U ITO N.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

The public will please observe that the genuine med
icine has the following wording on the sides Of the
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A fine assortment of silver Table and Tea spoons 5;
Gold Beads; silver Thmbles; silver Spectaces; Cog
giles; GOLD AVID SILVER PENCILS; Wallets; Purses;
Gold Chains Seals and Keys; fine assortment OF
Finger-rings; Tweezers; Combs; beautiful Razors,
Pen-knives and Scissors; Earrings; Breast-pins;
Snuif-boxes Pocket PistoIs-arge and small Tea
toni and common Flutes : Music-boxes; Violin and
Bass Viol Strings; Flies; Canonets Flagolels
Tuning forks LOOKING GLASSES; Thermometers
together with various other articles usually kept in
Jewellers shop, comprising better assortment than
ever offered in this place teore Together with
large assortment of
Brass, Alarm, and Wooden Clocks,
which he and win sell CHEAP any one.
lS;- Clocks and Watches FAITHFULLY RE-
PAIRED at the shortest notice, and no pains spared
to give satisfaction.
Middlebury, Oct. II, 1871. 23H
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Commission.
G. e. Il u RILL
AS just received, to sell on Commission good
6~~e

Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Silver Spoons, Thimblcs, Pencil cases. Watch CO.
Establishments, Steel Pens, Perfumery. Hair OIL
Cloth, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Shaving and Fsncv
Soaps, Beads. Scissors, Pen-knives, silycr.bowcd
sPcctacics, Wallets, Card cases, &c which will be
sold very cheap for cash. Those who arc in wan,
of any of the above named articles, will de we'll
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
December 9Th, lS4l. IS
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CERTIFICATES.

(From DR.. Thomas Broxn)
Messrs. Lowe & Reed, Gent-The Vegetable Pull
monary Balsan has been extensively used in the sec
ton of country where reside, for several years past
and has justly acquired high reputation in consump-
tive complaints. So far my knowledge extends, it
has never disappointed the reasonable expectation of
those who have used it. THOMAS Brown, MD.
Concord, n H., May II, 1881.
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1912.
THE CANAL PACKET
]. ,SEI EEl N AN ,
n

WILL commence her Trips on the 30 day Of Nay,
beiW cen the city of VergenDe ard Bnfalo,run>
ming DAY and NIGHT, as follows E.
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same That pri>ohcr dropped the silver and BIS r push
ed part OF % In the closet. Tic ot-er then afIsrn "
Of them Theplan ol HIlhcr. Abrah'ms snd iapnaei ~
catch Ho.nan lsi heiofr the robbery O.. nr l',-
h-usc silver stolen from Ollie persons and by tkrn oid
90 a. .,ner y, :, r,ro,.r., rqr, NJ Raphael and SIN
con Abrams TIE .i,e-, siso. Wa iodLd on ho"au
premise. Smeou AorahHms confirmed ne ,'a', I'Sns
lHhker regard 90 the pan r. G'iect hoifnAn anu e.
hat IN pursusn-e Of liz he had advanced MONEY s
II times the NJ Raphael ior STORM srer ne han
purchased of Rsdrlan Nr. Bowie and Mr luIht, "t'
,os. 60 having been robbed of ,'ar ~lei "a" ~
recovered through others, a. he wa. informed om
The prisoner wss def nded by VI fh'hp' @Hu VI
Russell and tie J1-y found tue pf -oner guilty.
Pisa or GUiLTy.-Iiannah John-or. delicate l'ohn'
young woman. pleaded gully g. ranl is9ey, IL =.
ing clothing and money worth >l ron Ne ou'e q" "
Greer No - Chsrestrect, property Of Mr Greer III u
Gutter ard Issheis Bailey On tie iih Juno ast f'a re-
ceiyed and TIE prisoner sctenced 10 TIC sfie IrSH o'
sEN1Excr-Ioseq hinc Merry. coore girl convicted Of
gr.ud larceny IN Monday in ,ies ne god rngs, worth
$40 from Ms Evan. Tho1hili, No. ia 4t sucsi' Va"
sentenced to tie saie Pnson Tor years
The Court aiourned 90 II O'Clock Thursday n'rning
SPECIAL Ssssto,s-Bcferc Judge NoAH and
Aldcrmes LFoS.RD AMI GFpSEY Bridget Ms-psl was
tried for stealing u,edie-Workei collar worth u from
vii amJ Msrran. adiudged gully and cert 70 he Cy
Prison ior " day. James Harrington, assault ard battery
on julia O'Neil guilty P-EtenaTy % dave jams Cur
ran assault AMI battery Michael Herman acquitted
Richard Moran a.sault ant battery on FairirA Corey
u v i1i cement suspended and Dc discharged on c'nd
oa Of c nng tie Temperance Society. several pe'.o'
charged Win assault anI battery ther wives wer d.
charged for want OF evidence, ana me toui' aOu'"'N "
Friday next, . o'clock \. VI
CoRoSFR's OFFIcE.--AccIpESTAL DRorS-
ixc-The Coroner. on Tuc,d.y evening held inlue~
al the Aims Hose IN the PaIk, the body ci Jsne Ma
zee native Of Ireland aged about 80 years Trr de-
ceased was painter by trade, boarding Mt No 80 Green
wcli-street and Saturday night ai, midnight va,seen
The OF King and liud,oniree' IN 'Iae OF IoN
cson and ai,,r a heard to toll Of the loch
the OF ~pfiug-see where the body ~ deera,td
found on Tuesday morning anoaL VERDICT acciHth
tally drowned.
POLICE OrFlcr.--STEAIrSG CuRPoRATIoS
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Pussengers Arrived

In th4 Csleisnii from Lyfrpoo va H'IIdN'.rpI b"'-
ts--Nr. Ferguson Mr. white, Miss Jaudon, Mr George
wales Sir and Mr., Bird Mr James BroadDeni, Mr Patt-
son Mr. Jordan Mr. Fisher. Mr. seldsn Mr Harr, Captain
sand, Mr. " = Mitchell, Mr. Bouomley, Mr. Boomy, ",
Nr SETH Lynde Mr Mann Mr : labsy. VI
James VI LAWSON. Mr. Henry >aber, hr Russell, NJ
Crocker. Mr Adams, Mr and Ms Autram ana boy NI
M.ntvomerv Mr. J 4 Gib.on Mr. Wilson Air Thoms,
Wright M- George Lea, Mis- Robinson For Halii.x-
Mr.. X nnear sister and Children Mr and irs Peters Nj
Turner NJ Z; Odel, Lieut. Barring, Mr. ThOmd; job VT
Kyn,,an Mr. George Fills, Mr. Ross, Rev Matthew vii
.o1 NJ, Wil~,r Sir Bason Mr. Barton, Mr. Merritt, Geo
sbnteworth Mr. De Leslie and Lieut. Barngs seryan's.-
From HaiaI-Mrs Livingston, Miss hearney, Lawson,
Mrs Mckenzie, DR. Prescott 49,
In ih. British ,chr Morning Star, from Eleuihera-Mss
Randolph Mi.. Randolph, Ms, Fisher, Miss Thorn
a. and Capt Roe.
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RnuIxrtIuts-.guIy =.

Hugh McCOrquodaa, mc'c amt \ Y
William W. Campbell, attorney aud counsellor, N. Y
Au9uI4
PaulO i. Figueira. n I.-Scptembcr Is.
Lucus 81 low, date firm Gaul Gglow Co, lurrlers,
y. N.--Aueu>t4.
Harris Bronson, clerk, n. Y.-Scptcnhsr Is.
George Moore, clerk, n. N-AuguH4 4.
JuLY G-N w. Badeau. druggist, n. Y.-August6.
Richard II. Fury, steamboat captain, n Aug. b.
John Appleton n. Y.-Sept l.
T. LiverHiore, tGfm W. 4 /. iycrmore, and Whi;moTe
Livcrmor, Co chair mann iacturcrs. y. N.-Au2. s.
Isaac ". Bcchcc. merchant Gate firm SatleTee, Mas
ter Z Bceh.c.) \. y Aug. o..
n Wnhercli Jr date firm Wihcrcll. ARcs Co.. ~
Y and Eackus lhfr, II. Albsny0 Aug.
Sylvester EmmOD.. date firm kmmons, Plume Col
mere han,, N.-Aug T.
Benjamin g. Ru>h,on, tlae firm Lawrence Rushon)
An
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The SHOE BEcINs To PINCH.-1he Statesman
has nearly two columns to prove that the Farmers
d. n~t need "a Tariff 1t has already proved they
do Tot need Banks. 1t nav write til doomsday,
bu; there tro facts staring every farmer of Ohio
ia the face. which lie will remember when Ire has
frgOitsn ths Sta'esman: lst, That the Tariff has
been uniformity diminished by iar Siace Dccem-
Der /, 1888; and ID That his produce la. not in
ten gearS said So lOs as II toes HOw.
These two facts. volumes canno, answer. We
leave the controversy TO the Statesman and the
farmers: have produce - sell. Suppose
the Farmer determines IN his own mnd that it Is
not the want of Tariff but the want Of money,
that makes the difficulty: is the Statesman any
better off, Who chartered banks in 1888 A. , ?
And who are uow destroying them as -windling
corporations Wh"arc the hard money ed faction
Who have ground the faces Of the people ill half
TIN workshops are deserted Who have brough,
Wheat down from 90 TO - ceRt, per bu,hcl! We
leave it to the Farmers and WorkingAlcn to an
sNer. Cincinnati Chronicle.
A CoLIoQvY -" How do you do, Mr.. Smith ~
" DO VITA, " 81 How do you find yeursclfl 81
never lose myself - " How do you feel " 81 ret-
~ smooth, gues.-ftel me. and see" Good
morning Mr. Smith" 1T 5 rather bad one
wet and nasty"
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II Doctor Lnrdncr,. Lccturc..-The secon

edition OF Doctor Lardnes Corre 81 Lectures delivered
Nblo just published an' Tor sale al th' oihcc- rnce'
) cents Tie subject, embraced IN the Lectures are
Fecricity-The Sun--Calvani,in-1he Fixed >lars-Mag
nciic heeilc-Laitude and Notwithstanding, Tan
nin.-Popuar Falacies-Lislt-Falng Siafs-Ieinporary
S,ss-I sorcal Sketch OF Astronomy Dew-scence aid
ID 10y Ar-Scenuho ie-Sound-Nhraions 81 the
Retina.Noia.c BaiterySledrn Engines 81 Great Britain
sad America.
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Jiv 6, Lucy Spicr. ycungeE child Of jams H. 'u ~
llleth r raue aged r. months. - 49,,
III, 3 MSg,lsiae CHRISTIE, we q David } Dem're,i'
ia b., 6'th year.
Jrv ,. Bridget smith. 81.
Jpv Mr,. Ann Gribbou. DO her 3ith year
Ju.y s. NJ. Mary Berry, ~.
JAW D. Eiz, Crsslcr. vile Of John Bod Cruser IN her
ih,thoau, y. J.. July , Rev. John Taylor Hal
s.v boz . I. vi
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LARD OtL.-We are glad to find that the man.
uacturc =" this Article = beginning to attract pub
inc attention. We have ia oar CITY three mantrac-
tories ior making this oil and on inquiry we learn
that they ate una'le 40 supply the demand for II.
H. W Lee \ Ga. snapped last week fifty barrel.
ot 1t (avcCasiug 1000 gatons) to Newly ork, and
Snother firm Informs Us that they cannot iii their
Eastern o.ders.
This ncw manufacture is destined We think. to
exert very scnciicaI influence upon In. West.
Ii has already enhanced the price of lard and
must hereafter increase the value Of swine. \
reference 10 u few facts will best illustrate these
facts, aud show The great importance IF this man
uiacturc Il our city.
H. W. Ice & Go. use every twen,y-isur hours
sixteen bG,rcis OF hard at their Lard Oil Esl.b-
h,hmcnt. 1t requires portions ot lwo hogs to
make 4 hcg Of lard. aud portions Of five hogs to
make a barrel We killed last yoar about one
hundred and eight thousand of these animals in
tie ci.y. auG tie calculation D, that about the Same
number are X lied out ol il 50 that VIC may put
down the number of them brought TO our market
AT two hundred ard sNtorn Thousand. From these
dl,a II viii bee seen ia, one rIanuactory use. up
lie lard Of 100 hogs every twcniyiou nour-, or
l,l20 "a week, %: 1900 a month, OF 49, 400 year
SO that few manufactures Of this kind would
consume portions of ali the swine that the farmer,
in o0r ne'ehborhoed could raise
Sperm oil ha, heretofore commanded a good
price, and found ready sale. la 1910. accord
iDg TO the returns, the quantity Of sperm and
whale oil exported was about i've millions of gal
Ions, while the consumption at home amounted 10
about six aud a quarter millions. But from "a
statement IN the Journal Of Commerce, we find
that this trade has almost ceased, owing TO the
fact that the hog. have run the whales fairly out
of market Nor j. there any reason - doubt.
from the quantity 81 swine which the West has ~
can RAISE that lnrd oil can be made 10 take the
place Of the sperm and whale oil both at home
and abroad. If So what new and wide field OF
wealth is opened 10 our asrcultmist'.
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1.-The July No. of the Southern lifcrn
ry Messenger received AMI Tor sais ID is on'1e'
tpepls supplied. Single numbers 30 cents


II Grcnt .Dubilcr.-1he Manager OF the American
Museum would state that the lh 81 July over twelve
thousand persons visited his establishment not one OF whom
wa. intox Gated and the most perfect order prevsisd
hrougou, the dav and evening not single breach OF de-
corun having been committed. Thu fact he believes =
mainly attributable the great aud GLORIOUS TEMPER
ANCE REFORM, which Is making such giant siIaes
throug land carrying pleasure aod prosperity where
misery disease and death long had rtigned ne therefore
hereby tenders bencst "a tie Washington Temperance
Benevolent Society take place at the American Museum
on WEDNESDAY next, 18Th July, on which occasion me
greatest as b, variety Of performances ever offered at one
establishments IN America, will he Produced For paFtcu
lars of which the public respectfully reierrcu TO hure
bills and Advertisements All friends OF this holy reform
ae invited to come ward and blend their oymen
with assisting one the nostcharlablc ard worthy insults
tons ever founded IA our land.
TICKETS FOR SALE 49,.
Al fla, Offices of tic American temperance Union, Clinton
Hall; Wa>naionian ~ fuiton-sIrcc; Organ, corner OF
Asn and NassaustrcetS New Era - street. Crystal
Founi corner Chambers and Centre streets; al the Hail.
corner OF White and Centre es Hope Hail. corner OF
Broadway and Craud-sreet Dr. Covers, l35 Nassau Il ;
Alexander welsh. 81 Broadway AFFORDS News Ofhce,
loo Bowery; j. W Kellogg, 1872 CsnaLsueet; H. "tsher
corner of Centre Market Place and BroOmrsirect Hugh
Panson correr Ann and Nassau street; Freeman Hunt
oicc Of the Merchants Magazine, li2 Fupnsireci; or Of
the Presidents oil tie Temperance Societies IN tbs
city.
As the Parent Society will derive It's benefit from
the tickets .0d the above places end there only Tie
trend. solicited to purchase ther ticket,
there. The ready. 7. l. bAhNi VI ~