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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
Goeal Alattcrs.
BELLOWS FALLS. MAY 20, 1859
ApvrarIsrNe.-A French Editor gives

ApvgRrIsINa.-A French Editor gives
the following amusing and philosophical
description of the effort of an advertise
ment:
The first time man sees an advertise
ment he takes no notice of it; the second
time he looks at the name, the third time he
looks at the price the fourth time he reads
IL the fifth time he speaks of it to his
wife; the sixth time he buys.
THE BAND OF HoPe.-The meeting of
the Band of Hope was held AT the School
ii ause Tuesday Evening, and we wrie
quito pleased TO see SO full attendance.
Albert Derby is Superintendent and is en-
titled to much credit for the interest he
takes in their behalf. Prof Merrill assists
them in singing, and most of the members
seem to feel an interest in their association.
At the meeting Tuesday evening twelve
young misses spoke dialogue on " Virtues
and Graces." Each were dressed in white
and wore wreath Of flowers on their heads.
They made beautiful appearance and
spoke their parts well, They adjourned TO
meet again in three weeks which will be
Tuesday Evening June It'll. We sincere
" wish every boy and girl in the village
would become members.
We stepped into Mr.. Monroe's garden
the other day He has got the largest and
handsomest lot of tomato plants we have
ever seen, and is selling them off in large
quantities. Other things are IN advance OF
tile season as usual.
The business of E. Brown on Canal
street will hereafter BE- done under the firm
Of j. NJ. Brown & Co. They have JUS
received fine lot of groceries and are Of
fering special inducements on sugars, OF
which they have a superior lot. They have
also splendid lot Of picked trout as nice
as any we have ever seen. You will
always find an article of first quality at this
store.
sI. E. Conference.-The shall publish
lie appointments Of this Conference, which
was recently in session at Barton, as soon
as we can ind correct list. Rev Mr..
Wight, formerly OF Brauleboro, has been
Stationed at this place.
At the meeting Of the Guards last Sat-
nrday evening, Eight new members were
aided to the company. They meet again
to-lnorrow evening at o'clock.
AccIDENT IL JAcKsoNyuLE.-As Mr.
r.. Parker MAS passing the streets on Sai.
urday last, with horse and wagon the
whifilelree came off and the horse ran
tIlrowing Mrs. p, out with much force
She was taken up insensblc and remained
50 for nearly two hours mheR she partially
recovered her senses. On Sunday she
could hardly move and complains much o
her head and back. She was very serious
ii injured but hopes we're entertained .
her recovery.
THASxs - tIr. Hiram Nuting. Of West
Minister, has Sent u, a fine lot OF Aspaa
grass. for which he will accept our g.aIeto
Acknowledgements. With as it was III
iirsa of the season, and keeniy relished' an
he kind rememberance IS appreciated.
IIouoR AGrNrs.-We understand tina
the following persons have been appointe'
hanor agents for the Towns named ia
mail, EDenezer Sabia rownshend, {
"A. Wilkinson; Athens, David A. Edwa d.
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IN ervousness,

noppss NERNINE hrs 40 equal - ;,a,..s
mite a refreshing seep, aud equaiizs tue citeuiaon -
Inc Nervous tnid. 1t contains 10 Vp'u VI O'''e
No irur but is ulwaJ surs and niila ,.,,. , ~
- M Ne.sVOUS AtF cCiluNa -aebiily' spassi VI
49, sssitss Of mind and body II II uhe9 uallesl
~ ii, knngru ftct that Constipation o. Cosuseless
atts,s the use vi ait Nerve Iouies-
- 6,, yalefian &e-but the use Of poads Netes'
s : ,ia,s irritation, Fsstsessnvss and spasAioiC ~
~ ,,s 4 STEM also induces uniform aetI9h q W
% ~ nj IN. seeretfse organs Both IN private pfaese
and III popular use, the N'rSine Is s'SP'e'i " N-
L a
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Dodd's Nervine !!

Bottles Enlnrsed.---Priee as before.
NJ. sale and universal which this great
s, ,y has everywhere met with, warrant tue Pto-
ts IN enarrng the size bottle, wittout increasing
the price. For AL affections Of the Nervous = se' s
,pd.r tae general term Of
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nervous sufferers

.,,. ,.l,i.e,l n aflndon the use OF Opium m aul
49, ch must inevitably iujure the . stem, anu y
,,,b rse If the Nsryine, not merely palil'e 49,
e1-e 6at rumove It By indueiug natuia' Se''''' ~
iziug tue circulation. .1v
II ID Ter bottle. sold b Druggists geneIa .ns "a
WILSON. fAIabANks = CO. BOSTON, o''' a
OH ME- g. GOODWIN. Wholesale Agent for Nes England
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MARRIAGES.

In Greenheld April 30, Mr. THOMAS II. WARREN, and
Mis- ZYLPHA MERIT both OF Jacksonville
In Jacksonville, May 3, by rev j. Gilto a. Mr. EDWARD
l.. RoBERrs and Miss MALyA A. BROWN, both Of Jack
sonyille.
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= : FINCLNNFss IA. juno =. Ic33.
PROF o. J. WOODS: A. you about 70 Manufacture
ami xua vor recently disc Hair Resfurate will
state for omsoever IL that have used titan
known others useihat. have, forsevrlal years. been
T. 40 sri Of using other fair Restorative and that
a yours vastly superior toaux other know IT entirely
nses head Of dandraif and with months proper
~. VII restore. any persons hair soutbfnl
color and giving bealthy soft glossy appear
, and ali this Without disco oring hsiss that apply
Il or tie dress on which Ii drops would. therefore, rec
ornrnd toeTery DESTROYS of having color
and texture to hair. Respectful ~ yours,
WILSON KING.
o w0oDN co. .Froprietors 3i2 Broadway n y lin
tberreat Wire Railing stablishmen 4 ia Mark
street st Louis. And sold by all good druggists
49, Beware Of articles purpoTting TO produce ESULTS
SIMILAR as only aborativs attempts palm
miserable article the popularity this
name None genuine without the signature G. Wood.
Price 81 land IS per battle. 40
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MASONIC s. NOTICE.

rhe regnar eomtnu nicatons Ning Sofomon's Lodge
nsIioss falls viii be reid odd Fellows HAL On frua9
vangs on or proceeding the full of the moon IN eael
6oath. fhh opUNN.
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Porter aud Ale.

-,,os,, 7u.r WANT PORTER AID ALE FOR NE
dcire. pGrps=ee, slA I1- e-- O. + PEASE.
psl,o.s PALS, Nay y, 1889.
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Ready Made Clothing,
Wantel.

so1y Gool Shingles 1000 boz good Palm Leaf Hats
inter Cheese Maple Sugar app Grain Of an kinds
F-,s le,iis and hags tue, are clean For which TIT
sst sash price viii be paid IN foods at my store.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
Ladies and Gentlemen of Jamaica

M its vicinity | st happy 9 inform you that ]
am just eccjytg dreei ifom Market. nay seeond up
m Of New tols adapted t. the wants Of the season al
cons ting arg varied AMI desirable assortment as
,tu o. cuid in this COUNT without exception, viz:
BlA AND tNCY DRESS sILKs. vALENCIAS,
,uALLlES, MoHAIgs, GtNGuaMs. DeLAlNEs, LAWNS,
81 c ors AZ 10 per yard PRINTS o. all kinds fast
nlor.l NADER PtJNTr al ets per YARD.
y large iuyues pO1iEsfICS Of all kinds from the
best heavy Etnnde Sneeting a d ets per ard down TO
Pg.El LINEN HANDk LRs Hl Ills az CTS eaeii.
~ GOOD MATCH sp.aNG skirt Fuh Sl.25-=CQ
sfAwLs,s sHAwls.! An immense stock selling at
NrrN S fgures.
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To Let and For Sale /!

TWO Good renemens pleasantly situated In the Village
of Bellows Fas one Of them suitable for two smal
families the other story House, very convenient ior
one family aud almost Also, Tor sale on reasonable
terms Materials for Song house already TO put toeth-
er such as Coyeing Window Frames aud other trimmings
W,son sno,s ~ wM. STONE
Bellows Falls May 8, 1859 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20

neutrality-suspicious. of the
, performs its functions we'll,
FULLY developed The stom-
pendent on the healthy ac-
proper performance Of its
lach Is at fault, the hewels
; system suffers in eonse-
ILiyer-having ceased to do
: of that organ, one Of the
study, in a practice o
find some remedy Nheref
many arrangements to
dy is at last found any per-
Complaint, in any Of its
tleanlconyictioui scertnin,
morbid or bad matter from
their place a healthy flow
stomach, causing food to
blood. giving tone and
ehinery .remoyingthecause
; radical cure
! ed. and, what's better, pre-
, use Of the liyerInvigorator
uf1lcient TO relieve the
food from rising and sour
Z firing prevents Night
7 niget, loosens the bowels
: ness.
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
> Iteaspoonfuls will Away i
4 male obstruction removes
: and makes a perfect cure.
Z lly re ieYes Cholic. while
is a sure cure for Cholera
Of Cholera.
needed t. throw outof the
Z cine after a long sickness.
.Jgundiee removes all sal,
from ihe skin.
y time before eating gives
= makes took digest well
:. cures Chronic Diarrhoea in
( mer and Bowel complaints
= dose.
, attaekscaused by Wormi
tsurer safer, orspeedierrem
81 or fails
'Dropsy, by exciting tbs
= ommeuding this medicine
= and Ague, Chill Fever, an,
i 1t operates with certainty
to testify to its wonderful
sir unanimous testimony IN q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20

The Liver is one Of the
human body aud when 1t ,
movers ofthesystem are |
ach is almost entirely de-
ton OF the Liver for the !
functions. when the stom-
are at fault, and the whole
ouenee Of one organ-the
~ duty, For the diseases
proprietor has made it his
more than twenty years to :
wich to counterfeit the ,
which tits liable :
10 prove that this rene y
son treub cd with Liver
forms. has butt try a bot I
These Gums remove all
the system, supplying in >
III hi,e, iuvigora'iug the
digest we'll. purifying the !
healtn to the whole ma
III the iisease-eifccting a !
Bilious attacks are cur
vented. By the occasional
One dose after eating is
( stomach and prevent the
ing
Only one dose before re-
mare.
only one dose taken att
gently. and cures Costiye-f
One dose taken after each
no. One dose of two
relieve Sick headache. {
one bottle token for fe-i
+ the cause Of the disease,
Only ouedosc immediate
One dose often repeated
Morbus, and a preventive
~ Only one bottle is
+ system the effects Of medi-
IL One bottle taken for
( lowness or unaturai color
One dose taken u short
yiepr to the appetite, and
One dose oftea repeated
its worst forms, while sum
Yield almost TO the first
One or two doses cures
in Chi dreu there Is no
edY in the world, as it new
g. A few bottles cures
absorhents.
We take pleasuse in rec
as a preventive for Fever
al Fevers ofa Bilious Type
and thousands are willing
virtues.
Az rho use 10 re gtrtEs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20

STATE OF YER MONT, The Hon. Probate Court
nfsr or WESTMINSTER s for sid District To all
persons interested in the Estate OF ISAAC 0Bk late Of
Rockingham, deceased Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the allowance second account Of john Wiley ID a
uinistrator of said estate and make assignment aud us
trihuton Of said the widow and persons entitled
thereto at the session thereof TO be held at Nders Inn 10
Roet nram in said district the first Wednesday IN June
1859 when where you be heard In the prenl-
ises n yo,, sse ft BENZ. ". DEAN. Regr.
Grafton May O. 1853. 1871
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
The Liver Invigorator

Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and is da,
working cures almost too great believe IL If b.
magic even the rst giving benefit and seldom mon
than one bottle is any kind of Liver Com
plant from the worst auudice Dyspepsia TO common
headache ali which are result off Diseased Liver.
PRICK ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
Dr. SANFORD. Proprietor 3A5 Broadway, New York.
Refailed BY all Druggists Z9-zS-ly
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p. III. ROBBINS,
Prof. M a p es'
Super PhOsphalcs of Lime = T!

SUPERIOR TO PERUVIAN GUANo for Corn, Potatoes,
- Grain all other crops 10 be applied at any hoing
or blowing
TESTIMONIALS PROM HUNDREDS WHO HAVE USED
IL FOX TEN YEARS,
Made Of Cacned Zones Peruvtn Guano. Sulphure Acid
Sulpiate Of Ammonia aud Driri Blood No variation in
quait, In strong ~ sacks, 100 lbs each.
lbs Of te Nitugvi1ed wi equal in effect and hsng
power lS5 lbs. NJ l Peruvian Guano.
Per bag 200 lbs
Vtrogenized er-phosphate Of lime S4o9 S100
Mspes' super phosphate Of ime I'D 40VO
ostou aud tobacco super-phosphate Of lime $40 ~
Potash super phosphate Of lime 2eD dooo
NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
Judge French Of Exeter aud one the Eitors Of the
above wen known Journal under date Of April TO- 1852.
ne have tried every variety Of fertilizer and have more
Eth Mape super-phosphate than in auyother manu-
featured article Of the Kind.
Extract from n. c. PLANTER March 4, 1853
have experimental some with guauo upon grain crops
and found It's ierun Of ammonia gave most
xaritnt growth the plant, but II did not supply the
minerals equal to the demands Il the gain Hence my
wheat crp grown upon gtuo weighed but % ibs WI e
grown upon Mapes phosphate Of lime weighed ~ to
81 per bush
Can eoHiaiping ip for experiment, Circulars with
directions be had free Of expense on apph
cation TO
P II ROBBINS, Agent, CHESTER, vi.
D.aor in Hard Ware. House Builders Tools and Trim
airgs Iron an steel Flour Meal Grair salt and Grocer
les Teas and Tobaeco will not fail TO please 20
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Dissolution.
AND HAPPINESS SECURED.

HEALTH AND HAPPINESS SECURED.
YOUNG MEN who suffering from the e5ieets o. ~
- ca he surely ana permanently restored by using the
CamrcntraIed Cure or Aqua tElac, a REM y q
great aud certain power. This remedy Is put W tas'
80 can he sent by mail to any address. trial viii sa
TJse ii for week and you will experience great cement
circ lar consuming part cuars sent ttieel on apper
g., prirp yer bottle One bottle will last month
N n This remedy is suitable for either
" Address X CRUGEl. Medical Agent
7Y9z 142 broadway, New York.
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RuFuspRATT.
panADrLPHra, Sept ., 1856

PauADELPHIA, Sept Q, 1885,
p.op Weou-Dear Sir: Your Hair restorative Is proving
itself ben.aealto me The front also part
nv head nost It's coyerngn fsetBALd Ihaveus,d
bt two M tSut bott Of your Restorative the
IN If my head is we'll studded with promising crop Of
Young hair and front is also receiving its benefit.
S fsa other preparations withontany benefit
tbnk from my personal recommen ia ton in
ipee mar I Others to try it. Yours respectfully.
D. X. THOMAS. NJ d.
No 464 Vine Street.
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II. HYDE,
TIE LIVER
INVIGORATOR !!
PREPARED BY DIR SANFORD,
t,ompounded entirely from GUMS,

rsoVEOF rHg BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER MEDI-
INEs nov before the public that acts Cathartc
- ,ilsr and more efectual than any other medicine
II il not only a Cathartio, buta Liver remedy act
t on the Liver eject its morbid matter, then the
toh and bowe to carry off that matter, thus accom-
NO purposes efectually, without any ofhe painful
expereuced operations Of most Cathartics 1t
I shen taken daily IN moderate doses, wstrength
ts,;,l II mn with unusual rapidly.
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One-sHorse Harvester,

has nt last been found 10 this Patent and proved itself
nGet triumph The Machines both aud two horse are
much improved this and viii tell their own story
when put 20 the test
Prom past success the established reputation OF these
Machines am eturing large number the present
season with the hope IL measure their demand
A. y. CLAR k.
Bellows Falls Vt. Is
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Liquor Age ncy.
Shoes.

GOOD stock Of Ladies and Misses shoes at the subcr-
hers store in Pierces building Bridge Street. Reows
Fails tlel CHARLES r fhAsh
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AZ rlo stcs tetu HHuHifHots IeSItIDHy = u
firor $3.50.
Stpallotc both together.
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NJ reavep vye th-Sir: have been troubled with dam
Avn or srurf ON my for than year my hair be-
a ri come out seurf and hair together. in New
ii ,.,er aiout Woods iair Restorative AS aeure.
d AZ lo sore on the LIST of April last. purchased
~ hottIe 70 try IL found satsactionit the
ti II the scurf and hair began grow it
s two or three ches in length tehre all eff.
baxa great filth in It, wish you send bottles
- T., Nv POST the bearer Of this. don't know as any
~ .be find is used in this place. may for
| many bottles after it is known here
| Yours with respect RuFUSPRATT.
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10Y 10 TIE ADMIRERS OF FINE HEAD OF
Rich Glossy Hair /!

rEyALK Of beauty IL cannot exist whouta fine head Of
hair then read following, andif you ask more, see
,i7suiar arorp q each battle. and doubt
PROFESSOR MOODS HAIR KksToRhTlNE-We call
the attention Of old aud Dung 10 This wonderful prepar
alton which turns back its original color gray harcov
ers tie head Of the bald with uxurent growth-remoyes
~ dorlrH itching and all cutaneous eruptonscauses
tinuaI How Of natural uids and hence If used as
REGULAR dressing the hair will preserve color and keep
Il m, falling 70 Old in all its natural beauty
We cl then upon bald the gray or diseased in scalp
n se it and surely the will not as they value the
flowing locks the witehing curl ever be wlthoutlt lS
( ,,raise{s upon the tongue OF thousands.
The Agent for Woods Hair kestoratiYen New Hh
received the following letter in regarGto the Restorative
a few weeks since. -.
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REcIPRooIrY TnEATy.--Thc Buffalo az ~ Commercial
Adcattser, oppositlon) in commenting letter adj
dressed to it by Hon. VIM. Hamilton Merritt, of Canada,
says
The distinguished of this communication enti-
ties il to careful consideration. We not surprised
that the advantages of the reciprocity treaty should be
fully understood by Canadian neighbors. 1t is our
endeavor however TO represent mainly the interests of
Buffalo and American commerce, and must be par
doned if we look first to household We have
the satisfaction of knowing that position which MIR
Merritt thus deplores is fully sustained by the
cal sentiment of Buffalo and other lake ports doing bust
ness with Canada. In Oswego as here, cordial dislike
to the treaty has grown up and begins to be under
stood that it originally urged by shrewd and loyal
Canadian statesmen of satisfying and check
ing the growing feeling of Canada for annexation this
country. We have ample authority for asserting that
during the negotiations Mr. Lafontaine, then in the min
iBtry, assigned that reason while he did not
cea his belief that the treaty altogether favor
able to Cailada than to the United States.
The statistics adduced by Mr. Merritt date back beyond
the recent Canadian tariff 1t is that which has more
particularly called the attention Of the people to the evils
of reciprocity large trade which this city has enjoyed
with Canada for many past is entirely destroyed
by the tariff of 1858 The motive of that tariff whether
designed for for protection, Is not ut issue
The fact is sufficient Neither does the former beraty
of the imperial and colonel governments modify in any
degree the effect of the present existing policy.
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THE THIRTY MILLION FUND.

Urom the Albany IN W Atlas and Argus, January 1911
The proposition to place thirty millions of dollars in
the hands of President Buchanan to enable him to nego-
ate for the purchase of Cuba from Spain is likely to he
reported to both houses OF Congress by the Committees
Foreign Affairs and to receive the approval of the
democrats OF the Senate and of the House Resolution
nsructng our representatives in both bodies to favor
such an appropriation introduced yesterday by
democratic senator in State Legislature as expressive
OF the sentiment of this great State upon this important
subject.
The Iepose of this extraordinary trust in President Blu
chanan great as it seem, is justified not only by
ample precedents and by the prudent and sagacous char
acer OF the executive officer but may be absolutely ne
cessay for the solution of the diplomatic question in
volved 1t would be but just to the presidential Office
for Congress to meet requirement like this with prompt
itude and generous confidence. But when IL Il made Inv
one whose diplomatic and long official experience
give extraordinary weight TO his recommendations and
furnish ample guarantees of his discretion we confess
that surprised at the partisan spirit which has re-
sponded to IL in terms of denuncaton and by manifesto
tions of dstrust and hostility which, il they always dom
mated In the legislative department. would render the
Executive nullity In the diplomacy of the world
Inc thirty millions which to he inrusted to Mr.
Buchanan are 10 be given not to purchase the island of
ouo but to open and control the opportunities Of nego.
tiaton
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COMMUNICATED,

EDITORS or THE UNION In the recent debates upon the
Pacific railroad BILL that great region of our country w.
ing westerly of Minnesota, Iowa, and Missouri and
known as the Plains, has been repeatedly char
lied as desert have been astonshed not only at the
frequency of this assumption, but especially that so
grave should have remained uncontradiced To
me 1t Is unaccountably strange that territory in the
heart oour continent whose known resources with fair
development would sustain population equal that of
the British islands, should have been doomed to the so
tude of eternal stety by the current parance of body
SO distinguished as the Senate of the United States Why
even now, while millions being annually avished in
the diversion of travel and traffic to the rasits of Cen
trail America the great of actual settlement is ad
vancing upon these Pains at average velocity of
thirty miles per and the child is now living who
will witness in that abused region powerful and flourish
ing Commonwealths NORTHWEST
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d II Al GC 4 A. L..
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and Icih he aduice aud consent Of the Scnate.
James b. Bown, of Missouri commissioner of the
United States to Paraguay.
John 2. Brown, of Ohio secretary and dragoman of
the legation of the United States at Constantinople
Carey w. Ryckman, of California, secretary of the
legation of the United States in Chile
Demosthenes Walker, of Mississippi consul of the
United States at Genoa.
Robert Bowling of Iowa. consul of the United States
at Cork.
Joseph W. Livingston, of New York, consul of the
United States at La Union, San Salvador
Albert Matthew, of New York consul of the United
States at Carthagena, New Granada
Charles A. Leas, of Maryland, consul of the United
States Mt Revel
Henry Anthem, ir, of New York. consul Of the United
States at Batavia
George T. Ingraham, of Name consul of the United
States at Iaguna, Yucatan
Edward Z. Peters, of New York. consul of the United
States at Irebizonde, Asatic Turkey