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New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
Corrorailcn Notices.

nOCKS AND SLIPS TO RENT The Comp
ttor of the Cy OF Ncs will receive proposals until MON
Day Iuue 2. IGs O'Clock B. for a,ng ant hsy ito one
hall m Pier, 49, l9 aud % last River Information respecting
tho .afle MAJ be bad on application A. this Office
Ry order ci the Commss naris ni tie siukhg funi n
- '' RICHARD h. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
ns......, - poapre Cnmp,roler's Ofce june 49, ln1
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professional Notices.

NUARI,ES NETTLET0N. No III Broadway
PiEsi FLOOR C0kAIsstosSR Tor sIur state saa gNsetf
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fYsne,ofguarantors)I

I'm any or the contracts awarded the successful bidders WI he
required With at sign the contract ana uoa fg
,ma m ng pfcUosai r,i De- ne ~ s IpetCH ana any
, thn genuine DID, perfect good faith VIII subject the
per.n guautors 20 the extreme penalty he law
opv OF this bs attached 70 each proposal
al h name. given venAbe and sufficient suees n the sum o
ave dollars The Government reserves the ns !" se' '
IA Nhieh dlsads anita % H.
HtOhhy th currency Oi VS. ,t't"' ~
.oou A. fuudsa the purpose.
'''" 80 n , CLARKE. Brevet Msi0r-Gen A e. O. ;.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises Sun - Moon ...3@
Sandy HOOK san5 5iT Hell Gate
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Proposals.

Ogricg oF Ass,rAvr GENERAL or SUBssTENcE
No SrArK.st. New-YoRK, June u, 1907. )
A RMY SUPPLlES.-SEALEDP PROPOSALS
n lin dupci,ei received until u O'Clock on WLDNEs
DAY June IL. 1855. hl 80.
ir Lieu, VI Lcahy. Byt Capt 4 G. :. Port Schuyler.
is- Lieut.. J. l.. sherman. 4. 4. =. Fort Hamilton,
Lieut. X Russell. 4 G. =. Fort NsdssOrth,
Il, Lieut. IN H. Chase A. q. >. Wiiets Point,
Can't Freds Fuger A. &. =. DNms Island, . .o,
At then respective for furnishing tle troops hereai VITA FRESH
TO snd by
a. oee the supplying the Fresh Beef
that NAV required troops this city on ami TO the dates sooe
Tl, P,opo.ols ~ Fort Hrmiop bicWd, Fort LofyDte
The envelopes nog proposals must be indorsed Proposals Tor
mmIshiiF Fresh Beef -, , --
The f e 10 b. good marketable quality With equal proper
lion. of lore and quTer necAs hars and Sney aio"
eaio ADD icer % Gee cpel Of the contractor n sneh quaaus
and Al such tines A. msy b. required
No m M be entertained that not made by regular butcher Hio
must give hs nome M biz present place 81 business and ltsoen
b h h accompanied by guaranty sgned by
IN. tusrantsr, themselves. as follows:
i've the undergnei hereby that In case the ioes9ng
hid Of be accepted II shall he daily fulhed sccoring
90 ~ tue uurpo also that written contract sAa lie
,.rgef with two bonds thousand dollars each
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CI nQ0 REWARD.-STOLEN. on the
r VbtO evening" lh. aornlnr q" tr llih int rom
~ 80 ne, . o. 10 n sro.lsa, No 90 Tfu place. I've
lar a5of uflrrssd OITtE SKINS Tie above
nU BE- paid f hr recovery o TIE spols o. popfu"as@
sloIai f,r any p.r thereof
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Steamboats ann Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JERSI

CFNTRAL RAILROAD of EW-JERSEY.-
~ and Freight Depot Idbefy-st
Junction with the Dea~sr. Lckawann2
Raiload the Lehgh Railroad and ~
tions forming direct line Pittsburgh and the chaog
-
Three FIpr Trans daily for The West
tran ~ the
srrty miles this line Chicago Cincinnati
St Louis &c With but change OF cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing april 29 l3J7-Lesve New Yorl as follows
6:30a ufOr Feming0u, ksoD, Bethieheu, Msueh ChIBf
Wiismspor Wlkesbsrre Mahsnov City, &c
for AhentoNn Harrisburg Pitt.
burgh and the West with but change Of cars to Cincinnati or Chi
but two changes ST Louis Come a. Harrisburg With
Northern Cenir and Ph and Ee Roads for kne and the Oh Reqeas
Connects al Junction with Del Lack and West Tor Stroudsba
water Gap Scranton Pitton Kingston Grcst Bend &c $780,
~ TRANPor AeBtovn. ha1ch Chunk Wtkssbsrre
Reading Columbia Lancaster Bpha LI Pots'Ae Harrisburg Sc
$3.50 p m.-fof Panaeld
p. m-Fo EastOu
5p m.-FOr SOmervie and Pennington
D. m.-CISCNNAri EKPKEss-FOr Easton bethlehem Mtneh
Chunk Reading HARRISBURG Pittsburgh EEcgo an1 Cncnnacon
Harrisburg with iOr WsmSpori Eue &c Sleeping Ca
10 Pittsburgh
p. M Junction and intermediate station,
7:30 NJ Somerytle.
Bp m.-WESTBRN - EXPRESS TRAIS-For Esstor. Aneasovn
Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh aud the West
jersey City to Pittsburgh evening
Additional traias are 10 Bergen Point Elrtbeth. dc.
M obtained At the Office Of the Ceu,r, Rail
of Liberty n R. AZ No Ao House Nos
"a IA so Broadway aud al No 10 Greenwichst
IpSIAu "A qposr ntsnten
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
M day 1867 shall proceed TO draw Jurors
G t sgire Cour held and or the City and County oi
New.York on the First day of july 1901
,srai az isO Petit Jurors % General Sessions
= P.he VI ~ WM &. CONNER. CleTL.
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" hereby to the owner or owners occupant or S i
improved proved lands Hiecteh merely
be following hsyr heen completed ala are ossa W.
examination b. All persons
-, .rd
F Tor regulating grading settling curb ana g9,'eftone' aH
nom l:h 70 isuh soe anu
Ai,o ob l,lth Lawrence street 20 The h a'uf
Second paving With stone blocks "i@m s"''' "'" "
sireeit to Pearl street -,
regulating grading sni selhg eun ANU su'''""
Goth befse gtt and broadway
The limit. embraced by such assessment include al Ds se,ea ou'e'
and parcels o ,ha Ause1 o"
Fs u s avenue between 25h and l3bih streets aso
and Lawrence street lo p"hl nan
e on and iO and both sides OF 1oh street 10 po nan
po ses Of William from Beaver 20 Pearl rr also
,b onL % Of both sides oi south William and sone
street o point hall WAY ron VIZ
the south side oi leaFeI street sn ne
r s 81 Il.uo,er square point hall hom William TO Han
street ,-- o., ...... g. pro.d,x., ,o In,
Third Both Of Goth street from h vennr 70 boaa"a) " INC
.,t,n o h,Ifibe bloch north and south Of s'h street
An perons whose interests affected y the above nAneu h'e
10 the eher o thm are equru
o the undersisnel s theu
oae No J Chambers basement New t0uri House "nm lS
dats from the dat o this notice
"'' ' JACOB +. OAKLEY
jons D 9TTIwELL IT Board Of Assessors
Ma .Iouse Jnnel
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

~ Of Chambers st., PaYOnia Ferry:
900 Day BIpe lor Rochester Buffalo, and all points "en
and South
m Trsn Osllc and intermediate station,
1000 Brpre Mail Buffalo. Salamanca DunkTk sni all
points West sni South
$3.50 N Wav Train fr Mdreown and ntenneii1te stations
40 Wsy Train, o Port JeTrs hewbargh Warwick 'ni In
tetns sliale stations.
m Night Express, o Rochester Buffalo Salamanca, Dunkrf
and all points South ami West.
GOO m wsv Trhn. for Sufern snd niermriia,e rston.
200 Night Erpres daily. Tor Rochester Bu1so. hAlimans
Duukrk and Al points " est and South
500 Pm. Enraai Tram daily. for TIE West
Also WAY BOILING Pnsc, atd Paterson AZ -
and 95 " m. l:i5. T. 3. 6:D ani II On WBDNhS
DAY NIGHTS u O'Clock Suhen and intermediate
SUNDAY TRAINS $50 WAv Train for Oisyile u m nni
5p m for Paterson D. ~ Nghf Ecpr>f Bupkk Buffalo Rech
s pon West sud South II for Paterson
and Port Jrryis
Krpress Trans through DunkL and Bu1so With
out change connection With all Southern snt
Western iiues.
Perfectly easte ,nd Lu'urous Sleeping Coieae' accompany all
Night Trans.
tickets csn obtained Comraus of-eNo 2 Broadway
Depot ChhrTs New Yok aud olr nos Depot lerirl
u N4pbIL Ieal Slpt
Wu 4 R,eE GcuI Pass A-ert
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM Raj.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
4 ROApS-on ani sHcr MUSuAl. Arii ~ 1885, trains for
Absny Troy connecting Nlacrr sd WeI-ra trans vii
ifaSe New YORK ~ f1.nas'
8s II Brfr.s ial.,a Rvs Riroad Th.rrh't 'nt
Tenhass through Bitp ari Brg without change
connecting ITO, Ia trains ior sssa'osa hutA4d Burning
ton. bn1ihr North.
1890 E,pre. Hir~m Railroad TreaiI 'Iih'i aai
tai.aH Nc'ie-u Eniloai ~ lehf1'l
springs rt1cA g. A'u, U -''gTn ;' an AZ Troy vh
trasa for Saratoga. Nu'stI BURLINGTON arI The North
Etprrs. train M usin Rive lioii connecting ~ Albany
vii iof ,hc Wet
$3.50 H. Ettess lis,n River Railroad connecting a.
i u. trains Co. hInifsi riih
sleeping aisehei
f1 Lehln.H F',s1~i &c sui AZ 81
bsHv vih Western '...n. Se-nn7 alta e AhaiT
huf'u River Hft.t $3.50 ~rE cars
sshed through Bufso sH NHfren d. i-r Fuui e,nfr
sleeping tff ctr'rtrE HiF srnc i"n
Nov orr iLfpug to usH1f without e.u w. fn fn' a.
Raros. Connection f5f io si be rae a. EN A1auf' III Aa
~ -unlars
n o n h.u lias,n Ftef G.rl rh serp1r srf i'ilei
rrrf.1g M t..s iH Nuf.I - -l'rl3 3a ttr
Troy 60. Si'lt"-' hf p5f >arh Toe "n s
a ui7.t
TOP
Eeilfrus P". a. 90. aff'ag % HeF 4os
Aso S8ri.v 'ra- iaa RAILROAD ler-r Fo-;r '-oi q si
= argItr a 81 rrtav iI L-uf.ig 'afr Mrf
tou a. q D. g. tfnliag 90 Sc lors a. D. - D..
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6ieamboa!s ano Railroads.

IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
APPIErONS RAILWAY GUIDE hundred RAILWAY
Msp. c Tine Tables Of s tire Raivsr OF t United state and
t.r Jelaia, As3 TOURIST GJlDE q tue Waierus places
Sur.sr-. For sl- cverfviere.
A YHLNS ROUTE. ON AND AFTER
~ MONDAY May o. he PEOPLES LINE steamer DREW AMI
DEAN RICHMOND leave Per 10 ~ y r. foot 90 Nstfsst
erocs FyEBY DAY tSamni1 excepted taking p's,egs for
LOUIS CHICAGO intefmete 8rd o. Oh points ne
NTE YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD ,'i RfNSStlAhA AND SARA
TOGA RAILROAD North ATHENS aGi SCHNkCADl Through
EXPRESS ATHENS agh ts Line Mess served
oa hoard FREIGHT SHIPPED THIS LINE goes through
cs'inatIou t.out breaking hlik
Through .ckrts lor sale and baggage checked % d9cA
N-,.l York MAYS
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EOR LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.

LOR LONG BKANCII and FHIbADELPIIIA.
4 RARTTAN AID DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
GA ani aner MONDAY Ma D. l The hges vii as ioioEs
from Pier No Y. foot of Daanrs.
AZ il.l5 a. ur.-EXPRkNS PASSENGER LHB fr philadelphia
Long B-laoh tlFor Long Brinch IoEs RIVER art ~
c-meist stations touching Per No W passengers ony AZ
a.lsp ~.
d~phi, dirrst points tie te Camden ana
Atisnc aad q4ca uAIoaJ
XIII sNlNl.
EXPRESS PASSTNGgE IiSiF, S-s IorS. &c leaves Phiie
phl fron ii5 from Long Branch Or Newton
J N audl nj.
Tiir0tOH FARE 10 PHILADELPHIA ONLY ~. Tickets
De pocirci sui bsslge checked a. M sJn hEpre on No 30
Broadua7. n. \. y. =. shEHAH 4 Co., Lesres
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NEW-YORK and FLUSHING KAILhU,AHI..,,,
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing June J. ~
Hunters Point s'lO. '7a' $50 s,ls S ~ ans p m
bundsys m .IOI5 6;lo .Throush 70 Urea. neo.
connecting with Stages Msnbss.t and Port % b,.
1855 ~ . D. 500 Tuesday and ssi'rns hs.'
Errs trsibs leave Pushisg At II p Hunters Point !I, IN
\. W fVkalhp s'Pos"'SAs"-"
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TO COnSllsslptiyes,

I'VE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RE.
1 stored to health m IA few weeks. nv a very
simple remedy, after having suffered Sc vera
ScaIs Win severe lung affection, and III. i
, 'i'u 'ustaSe, ConSumption--s anNiou. to mol.o
known to his fellow Sufferers the mca' '.''" nc
cure. ~ iitdus ol
-, 10 all who desire it he will send n conv of
Nv hr prescription used, free OF charger. win
.ne directions for preparing and n.inc me-
s, ,u, wh'cn they VIII lind SIRE cure for Co.."
object of the advertiser in r.nii,,. H. by
5ieftlp.loi, Is to benefit the afflicted. and snrca1
iililofihation which he conceive, To hr ,uI,,Ima
oie and he hopes everY sufferer will try ~ L.
r remedy as 1t will cost them nothing, and NAV
Parties wishing prescriptions will ,,,oa..
au nI Kev EDWARD A. WILSON "''
-''''' "llliamsburgh, Kings Co. Ny
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\ CARD TO SNsAHIDS

4 tLEhGiNiAN WHILE RES DING IN
-hn"uth America ~ 9 missionary. a. -coN red
4 safe ana simple remedy for the cure ii Nei-
ious Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of 4, re-
, rnary aud seminal Organs. ana The Whole
.fain OF dlN"r.ef~ brought GA 10y bauefnl and
Ni,cl"uN hants Great namheIs have bccu
already cured by TINS uoLle rc,,,'J,'
Prompted destle to benefit the adl,ctrd
ana miorj ur ate, will send the rrcina t.,
preparing d using this medicine. in a sealed
envelope any one who needs it, Free of
Please enclose postpaid euycnpe address.
cd 10 Yourself ''''''
Address, JOSEPH r IN>tAv
Station d. Bible HOUSE,,
ON New lorl. CITY
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John Browns son has lust bee,
placed III Ohio lunatic asylum.
Sent 10 WArERBuRy.--Albert
hieh, Edward Rcgan, and Albert
constantine, have been sept to tbo
Reform School at Waterbury, IN,
larceny at st. Adams.
blsASTER.-On TUESDAY of last
week mourntul disaster occurrrI
at the ore bed Of Mcssrs. Burdens
III bennington, large mass of earth
GilNlI'g III on the workmcn. ,Jnbn
Mooney, John Lynch, and lanes
Kennedy were killed; and Thomn :
W hcalon, Mr.. Knapp, and Mr.. Pow.
ers, seriously injured.
Mayor McMlichael of ph,Jadc,nh;o
married a couple the other day. and
~ reply to the question what wos
tue price Of the ceremony. snid ,hn,.n
was no regular charge. Gosh Mr.
mayor, give us your hands eyclnin,
the delighted groom, "your inst tIn
hlhd OF teller | like TO mer,o and
Shaking the worthy ehiefrnnristrato
Violently by the hand, bowed HIM
self to the door, '''''
Ibe Belfast (Me.) people talk of
having a bridge across the paSsaoo
,wasNawamkeak river. They lad
Dettera-bridge the name of the river
seven women in one school dis.
trict III Machias, Me-, have woven
Twelve hundred and fity.cight wards
d cloth this season. besides attend.
hg 10 their domestic duties. In the
same district ono lady 20 wears of
'ge wove six yards in the tompoon
'lia went visiting in the afternoon.
iREslDENTIAL.--A Chicago cor.
cSpohdent of the N. Y. Tribune is
opinion that the Western people
VII prefer Grant for President, and
OK Niiase; and for Vice President
,,i,!un Hrant, either Colfnx, Morton.
'Iisoh or Hanlin, or with Chase
!, !. J.: Gen, low a.d for Vice
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Ayers American Almanac is now
ready Tor delivery gratis, by tneil
Agents to all who call for it.
Among the problems of high sci
chce which the Do>tor presents in
1t, is the Startling assertion that the
friction OF the tides upon its surface.
rrtards the carth's revolution upon
ITS axis, or holds it back with n force
OF ooo0o millions of horse powcrs.-
iIence II Is easy to see that without
some counter force, the globe mist
rotate slower and slower, until IFS
revolutions wholly cease. Then with
perpetual night on one side. and n
degree OF cold far below any now
known, we sh, uld have ON the ,ther
a icrvent heat" from the sun.
which would melt the rocks and
make the mountains run like wafer
lInt we need feel no alarm. lie
SHOWS counter poise which nearly
balenccs this resistance, and viii
MAINTAIN, substantially. the present
mundane condition, through ages
ION ages yet to come.
The head of the Gorgon, which.
according to the ancients, was at,ix'
cd to the shields of Medusa. had a
peculiar capillary cover.nc--eacL
lair was Nenomous serpent. and
the elect upon all beholders was
immediately to turn them to stone.
!. such "a head OF hair could hay,
peeh no less uncomfortable 10 IFS
owner than to others, but would Inc
no more trouble to modern adv
''iah the premature whitening 70
which all are Liable. Hairs do NOT
OFTEN turn into snakes nova DAYS
on the bead OF the wGarer, but they |
urn grey and become diseased ut
me roots, and fall out; and bald.
ness too commonly ensucs. A SIRE
preventive and remedy for this is
,hc use of "Barrctt's Vegetable U,r
Restorative" as many q lady and
Try it. '"'
dyspepsia and Scrofula are two
'iNdra-headed inonsters from which
III the us that flesh is heir to oripi.
nate. For dyspepsia, the Peruvian
syrup, a protected solution of the
OF iron. is a l0ng.tried and
Nell,established remedy +; aud for
crOfllla in all its manifold forms
Or. II. Andcrs' Iodine Water iso
pecific. If those afflicted will try
hese remedies they will thank MS
Of calling their staention TO them. |
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A pure solution of Iodine dissolve in water
icthon Soire't, containing 4. grains of Iodine
Ia each fluid ounce of water. Iodine Is admit
red, by all medical men, to he the best known
remedy for scrotula, ulcers, cancers, syphilis.
salt rheum &c., aud thousands can testify 10
the wonderful virtues of this preparation in
such cases Circulars free
j. l.. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. Be DrN 81 NrM Nnrl,
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Tde Next President.

The question as to who Shall Inc
our next President seems 70 he
pretty well settled in the minds Of
the pccple: and if uotbino bauuars
to upset the present eypprtatiau, in
regard to the nominee of the next
Union Republican Copyentjop.
Graut will lie the man chosen 70
bear the banner of the Republican
party in the next Presidential con
test. Although we do not believe
in ESTABLISHING ii as a rule that sue.
sessiul military. men sbould be OK
halted TO the highest ciyH Offices.
with the cypcctaiion that they will
prove as cnlincntly fitted for the
duties OF the statesman as they are
to command armies. vet vc can 500
no objection to Gen. Grant bciu~
made President if the people SO will
We think there are greater states.
men who could bring to thc Extern.
tive office more experience in the
working Of ourpolitical system tnan
Zen. Graht can; but We do not be.
hcNc q more honest. upright and
straightforward man can pc found
LOT tie place; and these qualities
especially commend Gen. Grant to
the people in the present condition
OF the country, when st e hand.
and true heaIt are 80 much needed
ut the helm OF the ship Of state.
We believe he is in full svmpathv
with tb" principles upon which the
Republican patty j. founded. and |
VIII carry ont the true principlc of
a republican form of government
boii z guided by The will of the npo.
pie instead of setting I'D n "po!icyv
and insisting that the propIp should
conform to it. Those who object to
Grant because he has not declared
his "policy," in ease Il shonld no
elected President. seem to ho arr,id
that ,ic is not sound in his ,oI;ti
cal belief. but we can sno mo ,r,,,,,,d
for such SUSPICION. ana ,yorn i nor
for the tlct that the Republican
party has been victimised by An.
drew Johnson, there would Inc no
dlstrnsb OF Grant. But as = uoss
The Republican party aIe wjllino to
accept him as their candidate. and
give him their confidence aud their
votes aud there need lac no FAM.
'""' ne VIII betray the confidence
1eloSeu III nm. He is not made
VI ''c stun OF which domagogues t
are composed.
Inc Democratic party would like |
10 run Gen. Grant a5 thcir candi.
datt' and IN case he should not be
nominated by the Republican con.
>eh'lo'', Wo'lld probably nominate
nm Is 'hcn candidate il he would
accept such nomination. But we
are much mistaken in our opinion
Oh Hiallt II he would accept such q
nomination. He has no sympath,
with tie eowardly pack who were
howI'nS and at the men who crushed
me rebellion, while lie WAS fighting
'ie battles OF loyalty against trea
son; and if they think TO make q
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has been used Tor nearly half ceDfury Tor
coughs, colds, consumption, and every alice
tion of the throat, lungs and chest. 1t cures
a cough by lnosenIng and cleansing the lungs
and allayinS irritation, thus removing the
cause instead Of drying up the cough and luav-
ing the cause behind.
SETH w, FoWLE & son. Proprietors
No. Is fremont St, Boston
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PERFECT SAFETY,
1T WORKS LIKE A CHARM, !"

kEAbIE-
Kltrme..' Pain killing Magic OIL cure, headache.
kchne Pam Killing MA-ir on cures touthacLe
hthht f"iu killing Aaglr Oij cure, nrur.Ipin
hthhe ram Killing Magic Oh cures cholera
m"rhus
Renhe'. Pain Killing Mage Oil cures rheuma.
ti>lu.
Renne'~ lain Killing Magic on cures lame.
ness
Rcnne'S Pam Killing Magic Oil cure skin di.
ea~et.
some folks seem TO he proud OF telling how
sdme their shoulders arc'-of my cfick in
tht back or. Il have got the Sc,atirn8-and
"tllShi ~ Dragging that ''i.nthug,.n cure lucr'
but vHcu We Get srch awful INKS" ia use
F' ''I.e's Sniu.sAiiiin@ v,acic OH.
talth.Eu'. We not only cure thtir Mnirn.s. and
charm away then pains, bat ". actually take
all that kiud OF 'brag ont OF tacuw and they
frankly o"n up. and say 1t woikes like a
charm e.
sold by all Druggists, BE. chants and Gro
GERS
WV. RE<NE. sole pgopr.. tor and man.
utacturrr, lIttshela. Mass.
Sold IN Bradford, 10y Geo pichard Pier
mont 10y II. tntting, Newbury by KEYS g.
Co.; Oxford, by Willard Brothers l-mi
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Statistics OF Births Marriages and
Deaths in Vermont.
no. li-DIPTHERIA

registration as the cause of any
deaths in this State previous TO the
year 1865, th0!hg it isprobable that
a few cases were really included IN
dertEe term Diseases ofthc Throat
/ In 1873 II deaths were returned as
caused by diptheria; ia 1879 60; in
1860 2lI; in 1861 Al; in 1862
SlS; III 1868 1925 in 1864 S43; in
1865 311. 1t is believed that the re-
ports OF lSG6 and 1867, not vet pub
i,hed, will show a still further and
rapid decrease; so that there is rea
'"n Tor rejoicing in the hope that this
terrible disease may not aiilict the
population OF our State again, at
least III this generation, as il has
done for a few years past. The
disease IS supposed to depend en-
some climatic condition. 1t was
more or less prevalent in all parts
OF the state, but not in all parts at
the same time, nor was it equally
prevalent, nor equally fatal where
prevalent, i'll different localities
We know OF one town where it an
peared IN the latter part of 1850 SO
Nirulcnt that at first nearly every
ease was ia.al, and large proper
ton died. But about q month later
1t Travelled over into an adjoining
town, and ont Of about 80 cases re-
ported by the physicians within
three months, only one death or.
cured in the first stage of the dis.
ease and two or three deaths in sub.
sequcht stages, or by relapse
W neither these differences were ow-
ing to different climatic conditions.
OF 10 more prompt calling OF the
physician and discreet care on the
part OF the friends of the sick. or TO
mo!c knowledge and skill on the
part OF attending physicians we can
not say, though it is probable that
each had its effect. The disease was
most fatal with children under five
years of age, though older children.
youth and many adults have been
victims Of its rayages. 1t has been
more fatal with females than males
III very nearly the proportion of
seven females to six males, during
the Whole of its career.
The whole number Of deaths rr.
ported by diptheria in eight wears.
from 1898 to 1865 is 1880. In1SGo
ID 1t c0'tsc4 luycr number Of
"edfhS than dny other disease. Tie
number OF deaths by this disease in
each county, during these eight
Years, and the ratio to the whole
pc p'tiatlon OF the country is as fol
lows: Addison 25G, death TO eve,
~ 81 OF the population Benninc-
ton l1S, ! to los; Caledonia 4So. |
to 10; Cilittcndcn 20j, tG t3-.
ESSEX 81, | to 11j: Franklin ISL
o 100; Grand Isle A.. IN ~. l.,
nome -, to GS; Orange 3GG, l
o 20; Orleans go, to 81; Rutland
80, to ~; Washington 357.
-; Windham 5G3, l to As; Wind.
'or 0S2, ! to 81. The fatality in
caledonia was about three times rs
great as in Chittcndcn, Franklin and
ESSEX, though We suspect that the
imperfect returns from Essex helm
much to her apparently cnyiablc
In diptheria as in con
Orange takes her place
imonS the extreme counties for nm.
IcalthincsS.
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In Oxford, n. H., Dec. l3 Mrs. Fanny {.
Bundy. aged 90 yeaIs.
In Fairlac w., Jan. l, of paraly'in shock
jerome b. Bailey, Esq., a4cda ott 80 years.
He was 4 kind and ufcctionatc u-oaird an
upright and much esteemed neighbor aud
tOWuSmau
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VI 4 Il lsl ED

In bradford, Dee. 80, by Rev. }. X. " illlanl,.
Mr.. Thomas A. Brock, and Miss Ella L. Witt,
all of bradford
In lrashnrgh, Dee. %, by Rev J. II. Wood
ward, Nh II. ". Cobb, of Bradford, and Miss
Nellie VI West. of Barton.