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DRILLIANT PRosPECTUsl
I'D FOURTH YEAR OF THE
COSMOPOLTTAN ARTASSOCIATTON
Ian rnannla

COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATTON
The famous
DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS
Purchased at a cost Of SlsO,00O
And Poiccr's ioorh renowned Statute Of the
GREEK SLAVEll
Repurchascd for sir thousand doar with several hun.
Bronzes, comprise the Premiums to be awarded to the
subscribers Of the
COSMOPOLTTdN ART ASSOCIATION,
who subscribe before the 2sh Of January 1855 which
time the awards will take place
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber Of three dollars is entitled to
copy Of the large and splendid Steel Engraving, en-
titled MANIFEST DESTINY also TO
A copy Of the COSMOPOLITAN ART Journal one
year, also 20
A Certificate in the Award Of Premiums, also
free admission to the Dusseldorf and Cosmopolitan
Galleries.
Thus It is that for every three dollars paid, the
subscriber not only receives
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVING
but, also, the beautifully illustrated
TWO DOLLAR ART JOURNAL, ONE YEAR.
Each subscriber is also presented with a Certificate in
the Awards u Premiums, by which valuable work Of
Art, in Painting Sculpture, may be received in add-
ton thus giving to every subscriber equivalent the
value of hrc dollars, and a Certificate traits.
Any Of the leading SO Magazines is furnished in
stead Of Engraving and Art Journal, If desired.
No person is restricted to single share. Those tax
ing five memberships. RENTING SIS are entitled TO an
extra Engraving, and six tickets.
Fun particulars uf the Association given in the Art
journal, which contains sixty splendid Engayings
price mn cents per- mnbcr Specimen copies will he
sent to all persons who desire to subcrbe receipt Of
five postage stamps, Us cents.)
Address o. l.. DERBY, Actuary c. A. A.,
6i8 BrOudtr1g, Ner York.
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lumber, sc.

| UMBER LUMBER !! The Subscriber
~ manufactures and has constantly on hand for sale
Spruce, Hcmlock, Birch, Maple, Ash and Eastwood.
Also Floor Boards planned and ointed finished for nse
Fence stuff and an kinds Of Job Work done IN ordo.
snort notice, Gig Saving, Nc.
Also he purchases Butt Naples Birch also sh Bass
and Spruce in the log and sawed when done by hs d.
Teetion Any wishing buy sell will we'll to give
him call.
Cash paid for Cherry and Buucnut, sawed or in the
log. A w Wi MN
Montpelier, April /, 1856 sir
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! TR@ A PHYSICIANS LEGACY TO
w. "A YONNG MEN.
"lhe glory of young man
U Is lis STR ,frtbfs

from ne Sunday D'WatcA, Noo York, Any. .. 1897
uur readers are aware that we seldom, il ever rec
ommend any medicinal publication, II not endorsed N,
e very highest authority. As such an instance We ma
no nnoh ~ OtLVhRwELL's now publication on Neyro,s
He,uy ana other realnses The result Of carly inds
elengn II Is small bun valuable Pamphlet lis pre-.
Pa.auons me "Hsgenerator' and "Acrtiac" arc now
for the complaints referred TO-" 4''
u IN crLvEnwELl's sEMIsEL REoESRRAroR ASn
NLgNlNh, the sovereign remedies for Seminal
weakness, Sexual Debility, Impotency Inyoluntar
missions, iies @e are for sale by most OF the leading
lor the cure OF SpermatoTrhea, &e can be had in n go
+, ,ured envelope by enclosing stamp to Dr. CHAs il
ilINL rs, Avenue corner Of 10Th Street, NEW
YORK, POST BOX No 1886 assn
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Mroiral.
A MEDICAL REVOLUTIONI
THE WORLD UNANINorst
i OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT,


HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. - THE
IL GREAT COUNTER RRITANTfi-ri,.i ~
rus Of disease often makes It's way to the internal o
through nc pores Of the skin. This penetrating 0nt
mcni, melting under the hand It Is rubbed in ia AZ
soIbed through the channels, and reaching the seat or
infamaiion promptly and invariably suhducs H. vlcth
located In the kidneys the liver the lungs or any Other
important organ. II pcnctfatcs the surface 10 the mt
nor, through Che countless tubes that communicate viii
ne skim as summer rain passes into the fcycred earth
diitushg It's cool and rcgcncrutng influence.
Skin DISEASES AND GLANDuLAn SwnttrNos
Every species Of Exterior irritation is quickly reduced
py me anti-inhamnatory action Of this Ointment AM
IHrrEl HNowoRN, Scam HEAp, NHrrfr RAsp'
ScAhiEs, (or lrcHl &C. die out to return no more mo-,
Ie a Us 5ppnoalop Hospital experience in all parts Of
ne world proves its nalblity in diseases Of the skin
ULCERS, SORES AND rUMORs.
The effect Of this uuriyallcd external remedy ,,n
Scroula and other vimlcnt ulcers and sores n aio
miraculous. IL first discharges tho poson whfb r,,
duccs suppcation and proud flesh and thus The c,c.
which s healing properties afterwards complete afe ss.
as well as permanent.
wouNDs, BRuisEs, BuRNs, AND Seams
In cases Of the fracture Of the bones injuries r,p,d
by steam explosions BnuIsEs BURNS, Seams, RIM.
NArisM, STIFFNESS or THE JoNrs, and contraction ~
the .incw' u Is employed and warmly recommended by
the faculty This marvellous remedy has been introdnc
cd by rs inventor To- person into all the loadnp Hosni
tails Of Europe and private household should be Win
out il.
UNDDNIABLE TESTIMONY.
The Medical stan Of the French and English Armies
in the Cnmca officially signed thcir approval Of iloo.
cuts. stabs, and gun-shot wounds II De- also used m M
surgeons Of the Allied Nayies
BON ne Ointment oad is sAovfd Be used in the fol-
iOieiHg coses'
nunions, Rheumatism, Sorcihroats,
burns, Riugwom, Sores of I'm Lind.
Chnpped Hands, Salt Rhcun, Sprains
Chilhlains, Sealds. slid Joini.
III az skin Diseases letter,
CON, Swcllcd Glands Ulcer,
lufnhaeo SORE Legs, Ntuoftll gote.
Mn3rcunal hrupt Sore breasts Wounds, pll lind.
Piles, sore Heads.
~ CAUTION None are genuine unlrs, the vo,,
"HoiOray. Nco loik and London. are diccrnuic M.
a icafcrnark In every leaf Of the book OF dirr,,rs
around each pot OF box the same may be plainly sr
by holding the ieat 10 the Aglk handsome reward Viii
be given TO amy rendering such information as insy
lead 70 the detection III any party parties counterfeit
ing the medicines vending the same knowing hrp IN
be- spurious
"a Sold az the mandatory OF Professor Holloway
80 Maiden Lane, Nov York, andhy on respectable Duc-
gists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the yniSd
states and the civilized world n Pots 2j cents %
ccuts, and 81 90 each.
There j. considerable saving by king thc larger sizes
n 3D. Directions for the guidance Of patients I'M every
disorder affixed o. each box. aG.con,
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Scots & Shuts.

EALL CONE,
@ SSu4a,A L -.sD-
pCS<, SD II e II r. l @ *
80 PA q II
Have large stock Of
Boots and S II ocs,
ofevery description.
Their Mems BOYS aud Youths Work consists Of every
grade Of stout doublosolc
THICK and CALF BOOTS,
Light Fine Sewed, Pegged, Patent and Common and
French Caf Boots and Shoes,
the choicest stock and work. Also, all descriptions Of
OMEN'S WORK.
Fine all cloth and French Lasting
CONGRESS- AND LACE GAIT Frs
Kid Jenny Lind and Congress, both double and
single sole, Of the best custom work
aud warranted
Our department Of MISSES AND CmnpnES's 'woRK
cannot be beat, and comprises every thing, from
INFANTS SOFT SOLE SHOES
MISS ES' LONG BOOTS
Our Rubber Stock Of Mems, Womens BOYS,
Misses and Youths
II u Is Il T. r. ID Q Q II =
From the best manufacturers. Also,
RUBBER SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
To Merchants the above kinds and many others will be
sold at the lowest market price by the case dozen as
we are manufacturing very extensively think
compete with any other House in the same quality
~ Please call and examine before purchasing.
REMEMBER AT rHB OLD STAND.
(Formerly occupied By N. Harvey COZ
NO l6 STATE STREET. MONTPELIER VT
It AIDES SNOW BOOTS !
IL At .sNr HERRlcR & PAGES
No l6 State street.
VOU can get Stout Double soed Calf
Il BOOTS at HERRlCK & PAGES.
I AIDES can get those Wide Shoes and
II Bootees at HERRICK x PAGES
ii ERRICK q PAGE manufacture the best
L Il kind Of THICK BOOTS
HERRICK & PAGE manufacture every
IL thing in the shape Of BOOTS SHOES.
MERCHANTS can get supplied with
WI BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS at the lowest
Sept p, 1857 HERRiCK & PAGE
i Stand formerly occupied by n. HARVEY & CO..
Is State street
Doors q SHOES FOR MEN & BOYS,
Montpelier, May Is. 1851
ITO CASH BUYERS ONLY.
a GRO. G. Wales
VIII close out his stock Of BOOTS & SHOES,
At rcry iow prices fer cash.
Send your orders 10
6i2m % Pearl Street. BOSTON
ID E A l. c U S T o NJ NJ A ID l. d..
IA HENS, BOYS ami YOUTHS
DO UBLE-SOLE co Wilde BOOTS.
Also, a fun stock Of RETAILING
$ n q 4 4 " u q q D y RS
For sale Low. for CASH by
GEORGE c. WALES
5j:3m % Pearl Street, Boston
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Mtoiral.
ONCE KNOWN NEVER FORGOTTEN.

ONCE KNOWN NEVER FORGOTTEN.
If our readers would have positive luxu-
ry for the Toilette use BLoDaErr's "PER-
SIAN BALM For Cleansing the Teeth, Sha-
wing, Champooing, Bathing, Identifying the
Complexion, removing Tan, Pimpes, Freck-
les, Sun Marks, and all disagreeable appear
ances from the Skin, it has no equal. Sold
by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
S. S. BLODGETT q CO., PROJECTORS, Og-
dcnsburgh n. Y.
J. NJ HENRY, Waterbury, VI, General Agent for
Vermont to whom all orders should be address 59m6
TRY THIS GREAT HOME LUXURY.
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MroiraI.
NIApAM LUCY A. cooKE.

Nj ADAM Lucy A. COOK f ,
WI TUE WELL KNOWN AND CELEBRATED
OLAF VOY A n +,
who has practced as Caoyant for the past IL years,
in the description and cure Of some Of the most difficult
diseases, which have balcd the skill Of Physicians aud
has been pronounced by them ncurahle induced by her
success she informs The afflicted Of Montpelier and Vi
cinity, that she has taken Rooms at the Burnham's
Hotel on Main Street, where she will be pleased 10 at
tend TO all who may favor her with call.
Persons at distance who cannot attend in person. can
be examined by communication, only requiring the name
age and complexion
TO THE LADIES'
Madam c. has made their diseases her study for many
years. she is therefore, prepared treat successfully
this class Of diseases, whether Of public private
ture. Madam Cooke intends 10 make Montpelier her
permanent location. All communications by mail OF 9TH
crwisc promptly attended to.
4l:3m l. A. PRIEST, Agt
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n H. DOWNS ELIXIR is acknowledge
= . Cd by an 10 be thc bc., medicine 'or Coraf..
Colds, Group, SC, in market
be sure and gee the genuine which hes - ID Dovu,'
name in bic own hand writing ON The wrappc.
beware of J. Curtiss' counterfeit
have appointed j. NJ HENRY, waterbury w. nv
General gent, 90 whom al orjcrs SHOULD be- addressed
j. I. HENtN, waterbury, W., retail agent
OILY \. DOWNS.
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w f WILL PAY BACK THE MONEY
w H you buy bottle OF ROCK ROSE aud 10 does
no good 10 purifying The blood, Tor t surely b. ho best
blood pun4cr n The market, and VIII give you good
appetite.
Our General Agent for Vermont is j. NJ HENRY
waterbury, To- whom on orders should De- addressed
j. T. HENRY, Waterbury. W., retail aucnt. Slly
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VHE BOYS will find at French S, Spencers,
"A Goats, Pants and Vest, Boots Hats, Caps Gloves
Mittens' &o-Montpelier Oct 9, 1851
DUBBER BOOTS, of the best in market.
y for 500 Rubber Shoes in proportion, at
THE best GLOVES and MITTENs are
L to be found at FRENCHS
Montpelier, Oct 0, 1851.
nVERCOATS can be found at Frenchs
~ Of the reyy best Kinds, aed at the hest prices.
Montpelier, Oct 9, 1851.
S4,OO d F9R a. q good hP PEsS OVER
Montpelier. Oct. 1857.
Hinder SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
- Of all kinds and qualities at FRENCHs.
Montpelier, Oct o, 1857.
HATS AND CAPS, GLOVES. NIT
Il TENS, Umbrellas, Shirts, Crayats Collars, sus-
penders Bosoms, searfs, &C., at FRENCHS.
Montpelier, Oct 9, 1851
q UTTA ERCHA GOODS,
~ at FnESoHs, such as Goats, Pants, Hats, sc.
II d f w Ely q co :,
IL No STATE ST., MONTPELIER. VT,
Have just returned from New York and Boston with the
best stock Of
LADIES FURS, HATS, CAPS,
Nib
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
ever offered in this State, consisting in part of
Beebe, Leary, aud other style Of Mole Hats Wool Hats
from 90 cents to ~ 90; Fur Hats at all prices from
Sl,OO to 500. Fillmore, Plantation, and other
new styles Musk, Nutra, and other Caps,
cheap enough for the quality.
MOHAIR, PLUSH AND pETERSHAM CAPS,
sold at retail as low they usually bought in Boston
GOOD ASSORTMENT or FUR COLLARS.
Buffalo, Seal, Reversible Lama, Coon and Nura Coats
FUR GAUNTLEIS
at low prices faT Ladies and Gentlemen.
rich assortment Of
l. A ID L S f URS
at any price you may wish.
THE LINE or
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
keep better Goods than usually found in the country
In short, you will find larger and better stock Of
Goods by calling upon than be described in an adj
vertisement
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
No. 5 State Street, IPest SIDE.
Il. DEWEY & CO.
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4 DAMS PATENT FINGER CORN
"a SHELLER,
Manufactured for and sold by
HYDE, BRADSHAW MEACHAM,
Hydc,ilc, Rutland Co., Vermont,
Sole Proprieor Of the right Of Using and Vending said
Machines in the State Of Vermont.
This machine being arranged 20 wor, the FIN
ger principle readily adapts itself 10 any and all kinds
Of Of Smelling at the time and as we'll
from the smallest the largest parts of any ear without
breaking either the kernel cob, and the same time
separating the corn from the cob.
This Machine took tho first premium at the State Fair
held at Montpelier, Sept 1851 and is undoubtedly the
best machine Of the kind ever got up 80 3ns
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'VNHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
Il IN THE World!
Is the Patent SofGcncratng

4
Particularly adapted to Churches Hotels, Halls. Fac
tories Stores, Parlors, Families, &c.
SOME OF ITS GOOD QUALITIES.
1t is perfectly safe. No chance for explosion.
It is not extnguished by any ordinary wind
II requires rcNickng only once in six months
1t will not get out Of order.
child may take of it.
II is unequalled for reading sewing
The light is not injurious to the eyes.
For economy, cleanliness and comfort Il defes COM
petition, and is the best light in the world.
The material used in these Lamps Is common Burning
Fluid All Fluid and Oil Lamps be altered into Gas
Lamps
The Gas Lamp is intended for common family use and
sells from 81 20 TO $500 according style also for
Stares Churches Hotels, &c
This Lamp will give the amount Of light as three
Stcarne Sandcs for half cent an hour and the light
Of one foot gas burner for l cent an hour
This Lamp, which is pronounced by all to be far supe-
nor TO any Lamp before offered the inspection of
the public, is now exhibition at
u. q. RiRERS, State Street, Montpelier, w..
Who owns the right for Washington County, and will
sell Lamps or Town Rights.
during the day or evening.
Montpelier, Sept. 10, 1857. 5Itf
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pOOTS IL SHOES FOR MEN & BOYS.
1D New styles. j. 6. FRENCH.
Montpelier, May is. 1857.
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TO c A II B U YERS ONLY
a Gro. G. WALES
VIII close ont his stock Of BOOTS & SHOES,
At rery ior prices for cash.
Send your orders 10
6l2m % Pelgl Sllef. BONYON
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ERRICK & PAGE manufacture every
Il Il thing in the shape Of BOOTS 4 SHOES.
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AIDES can get those Wide Shoes and
H Bootecs at HEHRICK x PAGES
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ERRICK q PAGE manufacture the best
L Il kind Of THICK BOOTS.
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THE FRENCH ESPERoR's LETTER on FRANcE.-
We published, couple of days ago, letter
from the French Emperor, calling upon the
people TO keep up their spirits. and not on any
account to allow themselves TO be caught by the
panic. His Majesty was severe and sarcastic ON
people who lost their presence Of mind on such
occasions He was positive that no danger
menaced the bank or public credit.
Napoleon does not enjoy much reputation as
linancier. If he did this letter would he
likely to shake il. For the ink will hardly have
been dry before the Directors Of the Bank must
have seen the paramount necessity of either
sIspending specie payments, or taking some
equivalent step; and in all probability panic
will have begun in France compared to which
the American and English panics were gentle
hreczes.
Look out for stirring news from France.
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ARRIVAL OF TIKI GRANADA sTIFF GALE on THE
rAssAGE-DEARTB OF Sgws-ISAUGuRATIos OF
QUEEN IsABgLLA's sTATUg-TRADE AND ExcH ANGIE.
The United States mail steamship Granada, Captain
Griffin, which left Havana the afternoon OF the Odd
inst, has arrived nj this port.
The Granada left New Orleans the 10th inst and
rived at Havana on the 23d inst. at sunrise.
When on Charleston she experienced heavy blow
from the nortbward lasting twenty -four hours, with which
exception the weather from New Orleans has been
usually fair Tor the
There was nothing at Havana.
Tie ever faithful had just recovered from the excite
attendant upon the Inauguration Of the queen fsa
bena's statue.
We have accounts Of tho opera season commenced
by the Maretzek company at tho Tacon. Tho nrst
opera Lucreza Borga," With Gazzaniga, Brgnol,
Amodo and Miss A. Phillips the second the " rgia del
Regsirneno,' with Ra.os, Brigno and Tsgissco and
the third Linda d ,n~w~ns,' with Roncon Gazzani
ga Bottard, Miss Phillips Assoni and oanso Ronconi
made his dea in Havana Astono. The seats not taken
by subscribers sold al auction al high premium.
The steamer babel from Charleston, Mt anchor in
the harbor, 10 leave next morning on return trip.
The prices Of staple products tend lower and business
isduli
Exchange on New York. short sNln Ga 70 |; per cen,
drcouni; 30 days, az 70 Q per cen, discount
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, 1861
NE sayorany Contest in Men York and the Administrators
arrangements for the Winter in Wash,ngfot-A t,av
Season Anticpa,ed-7he Ven rork Members If Conpcss
Hand, dr.
The prcsen, noticeable position &c political matters in
your grea, city has attracted little attention in Washing
ton and the theme Of very general The
OF toc quasi democrats who have recently consorted
with the Know Nohings and the black republicans do
feat the regular democratic nominee for Mayor meets
from individual members Of the administration and demo-
Gratis generally, with strong disapprova The division
affords another opportunity for the many politicians here,
who are jealous Of New York aud her commanding in
huenoe 10 at the unrelabiy Of the democratic or
ganization OF the state and city.
Is idle for the democrats who Join in this piebad op-
position to urge Mr.. Woods bad private character
reason for his defeat any and all hazards because,
true, As II is not, precisely the same charges
made by the Niger iod and the free love TJun, two
years since and we're Of course well known TO the hon
1onh nchsn ana ht yirtuous compccrs, VINO then sup
ported aud voted for Wood The fact patent here how
VINO 50 bitterly oppose Mr.. Wood do 80 solely aud
simr0 on personal grounds and because N their anxiety
iur inc place ~ the affections and tho leadership Of tho
democratic party, occupied by him These gentlemen
should beware that in attempting the political destruction
Of Mayor Wood they do not destroy the democratic temple
and themselves gnobly perish beneath lis ruins should
their act Of political reachery not only 10 Mayor Wood
as thc standard bearer Of the democratic party but Ia
that party itself be successful the dntegraon ana ~,
liberalization will stretch their baleful influence Ia in
the future The Opposition of every type are zeaous In
the cause because they in II the only chance Of over
coming the great democratic majority.
Mr. surveyor lhrt and other federal ofsceholters
should bear mind that they have vet 10 pass HE scsl
OF "a democratic Senate. -
L. generally admitted that tho democratic n,enber
from New York can unite upon man FOR Doorkeeper
ana urge ms claims they will succeed but al prcscat
seems impossibie The members from the city and vi
entity are divided nearly equally between two New
forkc~s, and Hatch of Erie and Corning OF Albany are
including Col. Phillips late sixth Auditor
Your members seem DESTROYS of showing ths good
people Of ths city and their fellow members thai Nev
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at Detroit the ice was thawing so rapidly that a
large number Of vessels detained in the river would
be able to get into Lake Erie by Monday. AT Chica
60 and Oswego the weather was of the same character
The following are the assurances at Rochester, NJ
L., at the recent fire. The total insurance amounts
to $40 900, yiz:-Harmony, n. Y, 900; Hanover,
n. u, $500; Etna, N. Y, $500; Home, N. Y.
$4,000; City Fire, Hartford, $4,500 North Western
Oswego, So 900; Hamden IS 900; Conway, IS 90;
Providence companies, 81 0oO Charter Oak, 81 500;
Western, Mass, 5000; other assurances SO 500 Hart
ford, 5000.
From the report of the City Inspector it appears
that there were 4O4 deaths in the city last weekan
increase of 81 compared with the mortality of the
week previous and decrease of six as compared
with the same month last year. The following table
exhibits the number of deaths during the last two
weeks among adults and children, distinguishing the
sexes
Men, Women Boys Girls Total
Week ending Nov. FL. .3 So Ioa 81 500
Week ending Nov. 2S......l0 80 $50 l01 40i
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing