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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-28

DISSOLUTION of COMPREHENSIVE
rI,HE CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore existing be-
tween william T. Greenleaf. John P. Reed,
william c. johnson, and Edward Z. 6reenleaf
under the firm name and style Of Greenleaf, Reed
a Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and accounts Of the late firm will he left
with Reed 4 johnson, who will pay all liabilities
dne from, and collect all accounts due to said firm
Of Greenlsaf, Reel Co.
VIM. F. GREENLEAP,
JOHN P. REED,
W. c. JOHNSON,
ED. Z. 6REENL1AF.
Winooski, June D, 1871.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
U,aE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
| co-partnership under the firm name Of Reed
Johnson and will continue the manufacture Of
Doors Sash, Blinds &c. at the old stand The
hooks and accounts Of the late firm Of 6reenleaf
Reed Co; have been left with for settlement,
and parties indebted to said firm requested TO
call and settle their accounts at early day the
books must be closed as soon possible. Thanking
the patrons OF the late firm for their liberal encour
agement we would at the same time remind them
t6at we shall continue TO furnish rstclass work at
the lowest living prices.
VIM C. JOHNSON.
Winoooski June 22d, 1871.
June 3O-dlwkwlm
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Ho for Minnesota !

The Northwestern Colonization and FREQ IT lone
stead ComEany. Chartered ny the state OF Mime
s0ta) furnishes cheap Rate o. Fare. and
Locates Free HOne~teasi~. Send for Free
Pamphlets. giving History o. NinEesotI IT'S re-
sources progress. fertility and its advau-a-as
Address T. PAGE DAVIS, Commissi-nar o. Iala--
grafton, for the State Of Minnesota, ard General
Agent Tor the y. ". Col Go. No., I5j Broadway. s..
Y, fetirs az reliable 4y.sfs uaufsti1 .rsri els
July J-fdGWiw
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z1Szses
SItS77s 8 ,.S>6
ss.ta--s 2 li1--Esz1 ssii5zszzsksss
The e'e-lu; lai conmo .ious Steamers.
VERMONT. Capt. VA. Il. F-aGG.
ADIRONDACK, VIZ. ANDERSON.
UNITED STATES. Gz). RusHLow.
VIII, on and after MONDAY June o. ISL, form
TWO DAILY LINES ZACH WAY.
GONG SOUR
Leave Burlington ilf5A. x-gt5P -.
Passengers by the morning Steamer vii form direct
connection at rcouder "a, for Lake Gsorse AID at
Whitehall With trains of X. q S. r r, connect
ins with Sleeping Car trains Hudson River ami
New York Central Rail Roads and the magnificent
steamers on the river.
By evening Steamer will connect with the ele-
CANT 7 ay line steamers, down the Hudson, and the
last Express trains over the Hudson River and New
York Central Raj Roads.
GOING soE1H.
Lowe Burlington 800 a. N, AS p. m
The Morning Boat will connie: az Plattshursh
with train i0r Ogdensbursh ami at ROuses Point
with train for Montreal.
Tho Afternoon Boat Will connect az Rousss Point,
with train Tor Montreal
Freight taken IT lowest rates.
II THROUGH TICKETS can DO obtained on
hoald Of Steamers and at the General Ohcc, West
side Of City Park.
Passengers and Baggage trlnsfsrrei between ears
ami boats FREE Or CHARGE, -,,.,.
General Superintendent.
J. v. CARPENTER, Agent.
Burlington. Juue 26, ls7I-t'd&wu
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These instruments are for sale BY
|. w. POW IL RS
BURLINGTON. Vt.

Being now much the largest manufacturers Of this
cas- OF instruments in the world, the Mason Ham
LIN Organ Co. are enabled 70 employ ingenious and
expensive macbinery, and 70 avail themselves Of
the most perfect system Of division Of LABOR, % an
extent which would not be practicable in a smaller
business. by these means the utmost perfection IS
secured in every detail, with greatest economy OF
production They thus enabled 10 oder the best
instruments they have made and this at prices
of inferior work and they respectfully ask atteu-
ton 10 the reduced prices, announced within lev
weeks. and the new and elegant styles introduced
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Sounding and Tube Boards

prepared By peculiar process on machinery espec-
lally constructed for the purpose.
81 These are among The more Important peculi-
Of construction Of thee Instruments without
the o. which their makers could not hope 70 give
them all that superiority winch has won such a 70
puJation in Europe ami America and secured a sale
rEatly exceeding tnat Of any other instruments Of
the class in the world. They therefore invite espec
ial attention 10 the Patented Improvements used
exclusively in these instruments as contributing
materially TO their Acknowledged superiority
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Office, Peck's Block, Burlington, VI.
June 10-d&wtf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
PERSONAL.

Twenty of the wealthiest merchants in
Paris have been made bankrupt by the war.
Richard II. Kimball has been chosen orator
Of the Dartmouth Alumni for the next Commencement.
The inventory of the late Thadeus Stevens's
will long DELAYED, has been fled at last The amount
OF personal property is sis,6l6 25.
The Southern officers who have enlisted i'll
the service Of the vceroy Of Egypt reported to be
greatly dissatisfied with their position. Like Mr..
jeremiah Blossom, they want TO 20 home
Even at this late day, a Vienna paper
gravely speaks other foreign papers have DONE Of
Daniel Webster the eXpounder Of the American Consti
tuition, and author Of an excellent dictionary
jefferson Davis has nothing but his salary
OF 5000 TO live upon and-his friends say-wants
nothing more in this "crsis Of the Republic" We
thought the crisis, which he and lis brought on, had
passed
The Hartford Courdnt predicts that Prof
Noah Porter DID, will be the Of DIR. Woosey,
as President Of Yale College. This prediction har-
monies with Information that has reached US from other
A Paris correspondent says that more than
two hundred French waiting for the fail Of
the city and the first opportunity to come America,
where, they fondy believe, aures and largesse VIII a.
tend them.
One of the most successful journals in the
West-Ihe Cincinnati CoDD.ereidl-was established by
L. c. Curtis who named hls paper because he did not
know the difference between Substantive and an adj
jcctive. lie did not discover his error in grammar until
il was too late 10 rename the prosperous daily
Miss Anna (. Dickinson delivers her lecture
on Joan Of Are" in Washington, on Thurs
day evening, and Will devote the entire pro
ceeds to the fund for the relief Of the
wounded soldiers of France In her letter 10 Madam dc
Chambrun Offering to do this she says "Ihaye refused
to deliver Jeanne DArc' in Washington. because |
thought my time crowded to allow, but must find
space for this. only hope people viii be glad 10 hear
her story sa be TO tell II for such cause that the
dead peasant girl may put her hand out Of the grave 10
feed Of the peasants she loved so well The hero
and martyr may s serve France doubtless Is dear TO
her soul now a. wnen She died for It,"
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and both Of which beneficiary in their mode OF
operations. Now the Methodist Book Concern has
no one authorized TO receive contributions, M
OF receipt 10 be given, il he contributed tnis
than We had reason suspect there persons at
who ought TO be put trial II he has contributed this
amount let him the OF the person connected
with the Book Concern, to whom he paid IL.
produce the receipt of the Book Room signed hy tho
proper officer or let him present any other evidence II
NJ knows OF other large amounts contributed let him
name them and the persons contributing them as well
rs the persons OWhOm they were contributed. 1 deny
point blank. the assertion Of lone Who KNOWS" and
chahenge nm 10 me proof. {. G. GOss.
No. % Idfck-st, Netc- } ORR, Jan. u, 1871.
I'VE give space TO the above, because we desire
the side il defends 20 have the faires hearing but
assured that it viii deceive no one. The Methodist
Book Concern owes the support without which it
must utterly break down solely and absolutely to
the confidence in it of the members Of the Metho-
dist Church Convince them that it is dishonesty
conducted and they VIII find some way to dispense
alike with the news and the theology it has to sell
They do not want to accept religious instruction
from business cheatshowever plausible the instruc
ton may seem any more than Republicans would
accept The TRIBUNE if they believed it false TO the
essentials OF Repubcanism.-ED.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
DIsFRANCHIsED BY TAMMANY.

Tc the EdftOr Or The Trtobne'
SIR: / will give 50 toward supporting Mr.
Twomblys contest. know neither Mr.. Twombly nor
his qualifications MS Opinions. Ivoted for him not
for what be was but for what he not. he was not
grogshop keeper and not a New-York Democrat
And now find myself unrepresented. could submit
with some grace were outyOted but ! rebel against
being otcounted That was OF the IT who elected
NJ. Twombly firmly believe. have right to be rep
resented by him Albany and Wanted representa-
tive government lie II Mr. Carey il allowed o I'll his
seat These continuous and reckless subversions Of the
will OF the weightiest part OF our community are
oninous Thousands in this city are, with myself con
sriosy disfranchised political liberty is gone ana
how RAPIDLY our personal liberty and our property sl
follow rests with rulers. We must come 10 Day !"
some timr-now say I; and will do better than 30
will give $40 10 support Mr.. TwOmby's contest.
Aeir- York, Jan. Il, 1871. H. ~ l."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
THE ALBlyY EXPRESS ROBBERY.
TIE EXAMINATION CoNrNUED.

ALBANY, Jan. 2l.-Ihe examination OF FL
kius was continued to-day. Nothing further OF import
acs was ELECTED. Morris Helm teStihes that he saw FIJI
kns buy pistol the 9Th Of January in pawnshop,
but could find cartridges FOR 1t, and returned it, re-
ccivng the price paid Robert A. Scott, the clerk who
swore to having sold Fkins pistol testified concern
ing the identity Of the pistol with that used in the com
mission II the crime as follows: "rhe pistol |
Sold him WIS the old model OF Smith q
Wcsson reviewers, which not made now. That
WIS the only pistol OF TIA. model that had seen IN the
store FOR some days. had placed the pistol in the case
and pat Tie ~ noticed bruises on the side OF the
barrel; dii not know WHIT caused them did not no
tee the bruises II when sold the pistol took ont
jus, laid IA tie lpsto handed him by District,
Attorney think the marks saw on the pistol sold
were little deeper than those on TINS ps-
trl. and "a little more OF them; this pistol Is
the same style as the / sold 10 the man !;
am not positive whether there another pistol IN
lie store " the same pattern; do lot remember the
precise location Of the marks the pi,Ol they were on
thC side Of barrel near the cmder; the marks we're
udentatuns IL the pistol had been squeezed IN Nlse
could not begin To tell now many marks were on the
pistol: merely looked az 10 10 notice that thN were
there: did count the marks not positive that
tine pistol sold Was the one had put the tag on
mechanic who had cleaned the pistol, and VINO had
placed the barrel in wise, also ldentned H. further
oy cucC concerning the weapon from various persons
seems 10 he some what confused II not contradictory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
BANQUET TO SENATOR BLAIR.

ST. LOUIS, No, Jan. 22.-The banquet to Sem
ator Blair last night, grand affair. There were
nearly persons present including the Governor ana
Leutenant-GOvernOr OF the State, large number OF
members Of the Legislature, and many prominent cit
zens Of ST. Louis Speeches were made by Gov Brown,
Lieut. Gov Gravely. Speaker Wilson, Cen Blair (Sena-
tor elec ex-senator Henderson, Mayor Cole and Others
Gov. Brown, while stating that he and Gen BAR were
distinctly eparated several political questions, pdd
the senator a very high conn men for purity OF carde
ter integrity and ability Mr. Henderson also spoke ID
terms praise OF Mr. 1T airs ability and hGe~s 20 repre-
sent Missouri With honor % himself and bench; 10 the
state The company kept together until late hour ana
the utmost good feeling prevailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

. Il o. s t i a.,e sf j' ao. p
The ,a.. emily respectfully invited aa ae fqne5.l
2b INST. oeecsp The $ $ R R leaves ioc' Of Roosevelt.
BRAY-Herry osWiam T. and Grace : Bra at llo p
~. Jan. 81. Of rueunonis. sc- yesr and nor.
n,H ' e a. {. j I'as- os + a e., J a % ' Nor
BETTSAt Beaeda Cal Jaa 10 Lots. Es, yor,r' ti1rhe
oJames aud Amelia u. Belts Of saiO Com 10 l' l year
Relatives anil fdeuds Of ;he family n7teI to attend ID.
2ith a. p. u.
DARLlyG-ou saturday Jan q, Samuel Pcrpou son William
His fanetii lace rom The enoe Of lis rarea No Eat
Por.y-frt-st, Monday. Jan. % st ?.
G4RDNEna9 pToiya q saasa{ ~2ras JsH f. Ms Los's;
anu 10 days The body wi" be Temporarily deposited ID Vie receiving
KANRRER-A Preur,h (Baier) or Dec 30 1870 Lene voa
weeneeS joseph Kamaee Of his city 'gei a. yean
LORDIn this city, SATURDAY Jan g. LaureH WIDOW o. the ate
u Benz i9Ia Of F s1, sc, a T.. ei oS ~, o invited
attend her aerai On Monlar Jan IS o. y ,c'eef n q 'L'
Her remain, vii be tiaea TO ITca.5a.
Trenton papers please coy.
His faSer. vi tske place from b. M r-c. ~ ue,av 2h ns
at o'clock ?. R-lad All friends respectfully nyei
MoRIsOS-At No Thirty 6ahst esry no-ug Of he
Tire res,s AMI friends invited attend TIE fae rces At ID.
Church Of Che aea,n9on coz Afdi'ona' and IlFi'' %
honiav, 2Sl Inst at y p n
RICKETrSAt Montc j. Jan % Fanny p wife Of Geo r.
Se-' ss,,, , a. luz Slre Mosir on Yaag Jlu y
$50 Relatives ant 1enls o. zoe family ar -'i 10 ~
YORK AZ Il a NJ md R Ming at $50 AZ ESQ Car
rages Will be 70 waiting - the depot
sstYTHE-on Sunday ms 2 Smythe ,a 18th yeAi
o Ier
her bf lns i da a' s. Aa Ghah Fsht;utb. r, I'm a;s
Tuesday morning $780, eF reusiHs VII be afeh to hoari io'
nterment.
sMTTH-At Island SUNDAY morning Jan p "r sho u
George n. Usher b.
smith widow Of tie late James Snih tgsi < yflrs.
The relative. and freIs are sys : ss he .aenl ron th'
day, 2iih inst q; ! o'clock ?. N.
WULISTON-On Friday Jan. 90 lJl Horace sidney oil.
William 5 Elizabeth Whilst eyed p years
funeral viii take place from te Teele Of bis rren, No
Narkest Monday. the 81 .; o'clock Eeare ard
friends are res cc,ipilJ invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
OBITUARY..
TIE HON. II. NJ. BRACKENRIDGE.


The Hon. II. NJ Breckenridge, veteran
writer and politician died in Pittsburgh, Penn on Fri
day aged ~ Mr Breckenridge Joined in his career the
prominent events OF Ogeneraions. Born in Pittsburgh
when s mca-cr settlements stood the foreguard on the
verge Of civilization h. grew up under the rude inspra-
tiou Of frontier life. His relatives were, for the time
yvell-to-do. and sent Aim Ito louisiana for
an education, and in the old-faShiOned college
at ~. Gencyicye Ao acquired the fOuh-
dalton Of his after usefulness. Leaving school. he
studied law, and soon began It's practice in hourshng
town in Maryland An unstable disposition. however
soon led him westward and in ISL he descended the
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers latboat. and soon after
Ii. arrival Ia Louisiana appointed Deputy Attorney
General u tic Territory OF Orleans before II was made
a st.te. At the age Of % he appointed Disirct
Judge and the better 10 qualify himself In his hish
Office he mastered perfectly the Spanish language sym
pathzing earnestly with the Of Clay. Brack-
nrdpc cxertoI vigorous pen In defense Of that states
mans views Nt tle fJuth American EcPHDi'S anu hlH
dIed questions. 600 ,..,..
II. VrIt, u sl. his org Of The Of 1872 which was
soon after trt- Ifsd INTO French and Italian. over tAe
s.rA4!uIc ol "AucTta.' ur addressed 10 iIc.l1' III
being rcput. she'd u England came under ne no. co ~
TIE spanish Minister, VAC It once replied - ~ IN 4el'
he MAS appointed commissioner Ia the r1.lA American
Epuuil,. 1891. Ga ll, return published tnr N'f age 10
s.ith +.tIcl' aiulud 90 ~ hum1u-i is
containing "cXtIa0rd.uary mass ~ IN
a,..,s 90 2e.. Jackson ln i4Hi..l, VIC" Ai. '.l,
..-fIr atuu.. r.f.. came Hc. .n'. .. ii. .lf' tI
.t.... s.lf. Ir $500. again tJ...c' tu flt judiciary
q. n, western! Ci t. lHi. a4 ten Iefa service TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
HORRIBLE MURDER n TRENTON, y. IA NAN
KILLED FOR HIS MONEY.

On Saturday evening, Asa DOwne, stranger
IN Trenton visited number o. neutrality-suspicious. IN tho
southern part OF the city imbblag freely - each Win
him were two companions, Who drank az ms expense,
5ut not "a deeply he did. Their appearance not
remarkable and who saw them had any suspicion
that a horrible tragedy 70 terminate their spree.
Yesterday morning as about O'clock DOwno was found
in dying condition m % barn IN Hamilton Township,
about mile from the city lie len hand ana wrist
were badly cut and there deep black marks pro
duced by tie clutch Of fingers on his throat He re-
moved TO house near at hand, where b. lay groanns
and unconscious during the day, uni O'Clock yesterday
afternoon when be died. The circumstances attending
the case and particularly the fact that his pockets had
been red ana were tuned inside out leave no doubts IN
the minds OF the Trenton officers that he was Murdered
for ais money Coroner Parsons with a jury, viewed
the body last evening and ordered postHoFtem exam
nation. The inquestwiil heiheld to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
PARAGUAY.
TIE NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RIyARpLO :
CABINET-PEOTIsIONS OF TIE NEW CONsIl-
TUTION-EPIDEMIC N ASUNCION.

THE NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIYARpLoS
CABINET-PEOVIsIONS OF TIE NEW CONSTR
TUTION-EPIDEMiC N ASUNCION.
AsUNCIOS, Dec. 12.-The general elections,
which passed of quietly, resulted in tn choice OF & A.
Ryarolo President Ia previously announced IL The
TRBUSE-Ed, ana Cuyo M.ltos for Nice-President The
Cabinet which been appointed consists OF the follow
ing persons:
Miguel Palacio Minister for Foreign Affairs ANA State
luiiuo FahIdnl, Inferior.
j. -. Gil Treasury
Salvador Joveauo War and Navy.
Jose n. Collar, Public lustfu .iion and worship
The new Constitution Is rcgaId as very liberal III
stgumeut ana II an rs provisions are properly Observed
VI bee o benefit to the country. Tie Constitution pro
ydes OF worship, the enoOulngement OF m
migration and protection Of Immigrants, ana Tor the
summary pUni hmcUt Of any who may attempt III
the future to make himself Dictator.
The PtupOtcntI4II"- appointed by the AHc' are Lele
ana ready to bring close the louEpend4rg negolld
tOus in relation 80 treaty of peace and the boundaries
OF the country. The only Circumstance winch calls i"Ih
comment in connection With the presence ana neh"tla
tions of the Plrupot nniarie-l tie extraordinary us
rav which Brazil make, n Par1-uaydn Wafcr' 81 hcr
naval power. IL would seem that every war-hlp mat
floats The brazilian flag i stationed between MVhtc'iGeO
ana Asunciun. -, 49,.
continue as satisfactory IS 40 present the iaId develop
ne OF the resources Of the cOutr! VIII cais tht poo
ne ~ forget in their success Tie caaes of the past
Cbcler, and typhu. fever nave become epdeulca III
asuue.ou. Last Wee IN re were about p case, daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
THE coLoRED CADET PERSECUTION

SIR: 1t Is difficult for one who Is INSIDE ths
West Point Academy give 20 tie public sntslce Gear
idea OF the state OF feeling which has existed about the
"Coored Cadet" Some facts may, hoWeysr serve to
indicate IT, man has TO my knowledge been practically
osrscised for merely speaking 70 Cadet sDth others
openly Boosting that they cut" the iof speanng
10 the id Niger" know that one Cadet swear
that he has seen Cadet Anderson leave his Of fauF"
and up into the next act and try % tp IL smith,
think that another Cadet can swear that D, has
Cadet Anderson not ut guard mounting but at ether
tines-such az when marching 90 meals. &c.kck Claet
Smith, and step upon his toes These facts have come
to my knowledge since the trial. eau give you tic
names OF the Cadets refer 10. and Il might Do worth
while for Upton que sflon them ~ to their knowl
edge. It is my honest conviction that n Cadet smith
leaves this Academy before his graduation, lie viii 10
the victim OF pre- udIce and intolerance. ZAP PLAY.
West Point, ". ~ Jan. Is, 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
THE EPIscoPAL TRIAL IN CHICAGO

THE DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT PKOBA-
ABLY AGAINST MIR. CHENEY.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-It is understood that the
decision Of the Supreme Court Of this State In The case
OF the Rev Mr. Cheney will DE rendered next week MI
Cheney was called trial before the Episcopal cccle>f
astical authorities, charged with an onehSe "sahs' 'Ho
- ., tho Church and an Injunction was issued bis
aput al % the civil l,g cOmpe llng the '" ~ uh'
the trial IL is supposed that the opinion oi W. i ne
f'Ifrt rircDartd hy judge IiDu aId WI'h ihc. IS
To- approval Of the iu Bench, D. Universe 20 PIT l'y
li.0u WAItch0l.t Aas glYru notice ID l4c ~
Court o. rUa .c u. tN 20 ~ t.l4-dJt ia o'' ''
proceed with tie interrupted trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
,ciierck,- PuImonic syrup,

4,
puou, Complants Dylepaa and al hss als 'ss
tolfi % The liver md stomach.
Tue medicines curing PumoLaFT ousi "ia % 90
admit Of skrpacm- 90 not sch T. D. IA efsoi
medicine create ~ -
has voifE coa-l night sFe e
viii ,en,r- TIE n tolsuH Tton ni
by liver complaint dyspepGz. rhe mea 81 s b"o
c tubes pahle WITH he LIVER and stomach ADJ Eegsh' "ssi
colds ha INTO Consumption.
sCHRNCKS PULMOSC SYRUP n the most rosenu pnr'
fer Of the blood known Il collects and Ell tr nor pa W a
ns ghicn breas bronc ard spit uP 10 large fuaH~
M, Irul, be.ag thereby restored 10 beIhh
In order the stomach must he prepared ~ a ee's
ne MANDRAKE PILLS the stomach Te snd box Of al
mucous shine AID that Gloss ap hs ssie an p'eaH
s FAEgD TONIC mixes With he fod I'D strnetien 10 $.
tt Doe, not sou goes through TIE r o. Ga ''1 az
8 made good blood. u.s.. - r.-r ,f,Nt,, svpr.
soon 9ers TIE matter The lanss al cure y e-efel
MAN years ago last Stages 81 coz 'h 60 4e' :" nv
t.B lie drowning catching tsra~' fir 81 -i o-lr nc
which The pelh sl ilrf ltf pen~f
that could feel Them irteGair NJ Nhos
..t, Thev soon tene matter IN my ag AID Noll sH
.ig nsttr every Ol ioF ioc-
on hs iegn 10 subsir, ny coaga rEer, aul naat
leave sni ny ap' o-i' 81 g. t4st
- m thar coal from eating 100 much ysllcd
- .'-,,g.t- hi have grown o. 1tsl ever nre.
shortly rn ooSng Ike k,l
40, 49, gh-i onlg rineigs-yen pounds
buire % twcasyGye @ o1H 40 Tor .sars hav eo!oi
terupel braib .. n ~ q -, y. -. L.
Price Of the Puluoaie Syrup snl loas Irr b0s
- per hsdou Mlniake Pills - cents pr box For sale By
Ill druggists and 4rlcrs
" JoaS HESsl College place, SesYo wAolss.s Assa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23

mn COUNTRY PLUNGID II KL|OLUIIDN = SIC
CE--ES OF GEN. EELGAEEJO.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
LIMA, Dec. o. A correspondent of the
Coaercio Of this city writing from la Paz, the capital
of Bolivia gives sad the state Of the country
consequent upon the civil which Is now raging IN
that Republic Three separate factions are now fighting
for power Morales j. In possession Of the departments
of COrOcorO IL Paz. ana Orneo. Mrlglreo dominates ia
the Departments CoClabaUba and PDtOs RendOE Is
in the Department ~ SucIe, and II Is expected
able force fro Cheras. The arrival OF Gen MelgIrejo
was dread la PaZ The Last news Of him was, that
after capturing POtos he took OrneO, being fecbly re-
SID b Coz Zelaya; the latter beng compelled 10 retire
10 So ,sct Joining the forces OF Perez and Morales In
Ia p - males between 10 and 60 years were compelled
10 -fve "a the army. II Is generally thought that Mel
girriO Will come out triumphant