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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-17

To Rmove uIr TASTE Of WcoD.-A
new kcg, churn, bucket, or other wooden YES.
sci, will generally communicate a di,agreeablo
taste to anything that is put into IT, To pre-
vent this Inconvenience, scald the vessel well
with boiling water letting the water remain
in it until cold then dissolve some pearlash
or soda in lukewarm water adding little
lime to it, Wash the Inside Of the vessel
well with this solution. Aiierward scald it
well with hot water, and rinse with cold wa.
ter before you use it, The reason for this is
the ready combination Of resiuous matter with
alkales to form compounds soluble in alcohol
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-17

RECIPE ToR GRATING WAN.-H. b. Whit.
comb, Green Co., N. Y, sends the Raral
Neio- Yorker his recipe for making graft
ing wax Resin, six pounds beeswax, one
pound raw linseed oil, one pint He adds
ave think it cannot be exceled in our
latitude
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-17
Wyoming Co, N. Y.

To REMoyE STArSs.--Table linen or any
white clothes that have coffee or fruit stains
on them, before being put into soap suds,
should have boiling water turned on them, and
remain in till the water is cold II they are
put into soap suds with the stains on, they
viii be set by it 50 that no subsequent wash
ING will remove them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-17

lESDrSo Tn PASs-Tell your lady read.
to mend their tin pans with putty 1t is
) easily done, aud is much better than to
them away. Put II on the outside
ID thoroughly dry, and they will never
to mend that place again, | have them
have used for twenty years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-17

CuRE EoR wARrs,--In recent inquiry the
question is asked what will remove warts
Take the jpice from a milk.weed and apply it
to the wart once, and to your glad surprise it
will soon assume chalky state, and will dis
appear to return no more.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-17

TnoMAs +. BurrEBuELD, Of Vermont,
writes the R'rai Neio Yorker that he knows
by experience that twenty-five per cent more
scions cut in the fall will live than of those
cut in the spring, and the growth will be more
even. He has had twenty-one years expe.
rience in the matter, and does not lose more
than one in sixteen Of the fal-cut scions
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-17
ROUTE,
pATENT WATER TUBING


lHL TREsr, CHEAPEST And MOST DURABLE
CONDUCTOR Known.
Warranted % stand q pressure of 100 ~
rtH not hurst rheH frosW
twill last as long as the hole &. kept ful %.
or The entire Wool 9turafcs with water /. 10
Ger saturated in W. feet OF Tubing. two ircha lt
cicr made Of The best selected and kin-ir. al'
from o 90 10 feet 10 length turned round, Hoanl
copper wire sunk 10 grooves, boiled lu coal tar eo
ci with cast-iron coupling, made 90 suit any %.
tonguod and -rooyod each side u water c0psei ana
perfect ABSTRACTION ln every case a. far ~ heard
j. portable, weighing ten pounds per fod WIN lns
Augs.
Costs Just ono-haif as much e. ~ iesd pipe same
ts Tubing. ana a greater saving % iha p14tAAs'f
nch % inch Tubing is called iof'
rmcE or TrBrNo, WIN coUrLINcs c1arir
Inch Tubing ineh bore pegrod.
d.
Sap Tubing, IN bore not tared and wou1i
cheaper wire, per rod, 7u cts A. our Factory VIZ
ccpt in towns where it has not been used-in sle.
ono half on delivery. the balance when the la.-
laid, or reasonable tlmeto prove it Away VAR
10 Las been tested sight years To- dry ghNellf y
found perfectly sound. II is far preferable 10 ahl
conductor on the grounds OF H. Purity lhA
strength. Ease Of Transportation, &c. 100 foli v
ton 0i the smallest size. one man can lay 81
day. Being go small Il requires but narrow eIl.-
couple the three sizes together with no extra ~
Thus making saving coupling the larger SIC
smaller and getting more volume Of water iof ".
through the mailer Tubing. For conveying ~
passe- sfefy other conductor sugar mhAeH
wellto try r.
In every ease, On ordering, the pressure +.
specified the size OF the bore the number OF h-
angles and elbows IL wanted. Skipped when des'
Ada ess MOuLTON BROS q CO., J0hnsl
pof Territory not included in the State o. Ven
Address ", T. MOL LTON, johnson W. /
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-17

Gain gotten with an i'll name is O real
loss.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
~ r,rNrNsE cavAL REarpYOIR.

The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
lost heavily last in consequence Of having 10 s5
pend transportation az early day from scarcity oi
water To guard pganst recurrence of such los} tic
Company recently purchased large tract OF lana ln
Sullivan County, ebcut soyen miles from Wurls3oro'
uuOu which is L0Its Pond, largo l-'tu- i-.e' AlUh
tfis land tlcy have commenced tho CONSTRUCTION OF ar
inmousc reservoir, WlICA VIII Dc le4 by Wt,'t Io tLe
poud agd in time o. need VIII cid D. supply , W.
Canal and prevent even such oroufh "a that Ct y,
wear from affecting transportation. INC reservoir WIZ
cover 2O3 ACRES. Ir3 dam VIII Do Sj icet IA iter |
2g in hight giving head OF 20Ittt IL "t require
abCyo the Iase line 1909 cubic yards or earn Ter te
scpng enbankmc!t above tue dam, ana ooVJ yaida "a
dr. mas ury and o-' yards Ct CelaeLo masonry -ot li
bulkhead The Work VIII cost, it Is estimated, ABOUT
EI.-.un.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
HAPS AND MISHAPS.
rests in Brooklyn last week, 37l.

Arrests IN Brooklyn last week, 3Ii.
William DOherty age 8, was drowned Yesterday,
while bathing In pond On AIih-Ive, Brooklyn
Carl Anderson, q Dane, age q, an inmate of the
ts niane Asylum on aI Island found drowned tie East
River On Saturday night
CathaTine Rogers, age q, visiting brother at No.
Is haedougfsL lgaOyed orae acid SATURDAY.
be kpsom salts Death eDsuei in a few hours.
Warren Il. Ferris, clerk in Brooklyn dry goods
himself Fulton
lie Vas rescued and locked up The TOmbs for examination
Lawrence COrbett of No $40 East Thrty-seyenth-
IT, committed for m yesterday charge knocking and
bruiay kicking James Kenny 49, who lad grossly nsulted him
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yesterday in the
jury ensred The mother and sic severely rpnmand BY
one
The cOroner's jury in the case Of Bryan Cavanagh.
Dobbs Ferry rendered yerc, fully usng ONee seaIoa
and Gillespie, vho bred the ata shots
BY the explosion of kerosene lamp on Saturday
burned Esn Mclaughlin M Of No 81 Pearst Brookyn wss
J burned Saturday BY the explosion Of
which ale vas pouring upon a hre
Victor Rohrer of No. III Ridge-st. quarreled with
Jacob Ho Newark bsI March the saloon
st Hoag followed his antagonist home pulled him of L, oop
AID siek hm bisy Rshrfr bad leg amput
Lss At n FrsuoSs IiospLa Al the point Of death.
Francis Newbauer, n German age 80, late of No.
el stsntont died saturday in Bellevue Hospital from
tied by Thomas Connor young butcher living No IN
o0no had lost ae which be found time sT HeSbaueT
ssp and TIE German unsng o'I,ass lie animal
gave kes5b1p tie lsitnG that caused bis death
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
NEW-,JERSEY.
IrcTrREs. MEETINGS. ETC.

DR.. Van Hobst delivered a stirring jubilee
address last evening before the TuEnyerein at No. "A
Orchardst.
The venerable Dr. Cox Of anti-Slavery repu-
taton preached yesterday I'm the spr!ngst Pres
bytorian Church where he ociaed q years ago on tho
first Sunday Of lis pastoral career.
A service of farewell to the Rev. Messrs.
Bushnell, Murphy and Gillespie, missionaries to tho
Caboon and Coriesa Missions West Africa, was held,
last evening in the FOurth-ave Presbyterian church
Mr Bushnell related the history OF his q years work
among the natives OF the West Coast and appealed 10
the congregation for sympathy and support
The Executive Committee of tho Anti-In-
come Tax Association resolved Saturday p organize
similar associations throughout the country They also
isged an address "To the citizens OF all the cities and
towns of the United States" setting forth that tax
unpopular among all classes and contrary TO the COn5
tuition has been laid by Congress on the people, after
viii test the cOnstuonay OF the tax, and that II the
movement made general throughout the country tho
people can soon rid themselves OF the burden.
At the Zion (colored NJ. E. Church, on
Bleeckerst memorial services were held last evening
The Rev. William f. Butler, pastor, after briefly sketch
ing the history Of the church unvaied two marble
tablets lust erected on either side OF the pulpit to
and the other 10 the memory of the first annual confer
ence Bishop g. T. Jones then addressed the meeting in
opposition 10 maintaining Independent church founded
upon the distinction OF color. Negotiations, he said are
now pending for union OF the Zion Church with the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
v.LrAELE ORES DISCOVERED ~ WARREN
COUNTY, N. j.

A short time ago party of capitalists pur-
chased tract Of land about one milo horth OF loL'
Murray on tile Morris Canal, In Warren county, N'''
for 5000. Upon tli5 land was valuable heAati'e oio
mine not worked mp to its capacity for want 'l o"ai
on the mart OF its proprietor. Soon after me puIct
ons wero discovered Of the CNlsehce oi htll.
and magnetic ores Ia other pot ons OF ~. pfope,,y r
eTcaygiiors have IcyeOrCd rich veins ol tht'' ocs m
owe ts f0und i'm irregular q rock comprising th9
upper crust, and is mostly worried Onl WIN Iit, INV NV
fdVel In view OF tIe value Oi these mines chi Ger
Ias LeoD obtained for corporation known a3 thc iu
conctcong Mining Company IL vas or-anIeu dt t'If ~
Nnrrav AyrIl A. by the election Cf John laulltA nl
IeEeLton Penn, President; Jamef A. Pdu1 ol ven.
ingt0n, NJ j., Treasrrcri aEd Chas; A. Delil'n & ~.
uOsed OF Tenusy yauia and Ncwiersey c3p,auat lac
mines arc located az the foot OF orc ol to
f0rfIipg To lIusc0nc-.tug nge Tho uiAgr"l " re
first discovered ny J. T. TuOmas or PofiHh J, ft' 10 Nlo
ma sine found iron oes at one Or two points t t lui-
hcrIorh Tie whole OF that region s- -iLS to Dc p"r-
ticu.ily rich ia these deposits.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
pArrpoAD NOTES.

The mountains of Sullivan county, N. -
are a great obstacle to the progress OF 'ne Ni
road In view OF this fact the Companies
have been for some time prospecting In UlSoer Oouny
for more feasible route project Is now preso,'ou -
ortcnd,c tbe F,lenyille branch of t1e roln u t,r
Tho towns NJ Rochester ani MarbletoWh, ln M ,o Iay
connfy TO ShOkan and surveyors htc ,-1.r r,ute viii
mo out tbe route The road by the 5,et M sidie
nSno"t S ot DalbI with the new line called tlo ELY ~
town and Delli Railroad, and with inc lspipto t W
,yego Pofrood which secures IL thfouSl Io' T., oo,,
Wnrk on tine waikiki Valley Railroad WIFI WIFI t,1| g.,
dle'ed from Goshen, i'll Orange county, " lott f,r tbe
Ulster, is rapidly adyancingi nj yian OF tb,s road
Grading and masonry on the Third DiFIsDn ,I ~ - H.
Pom Ii0sondqle to Kingston, has becn HH' ,'Ivt
Dolbv a Co 10 be completed on the l5ln Oi " " f Ney
A section OF this road lately laid Nlih ~ tnt 49, ~
poIt1 tn Guiiford over which trains nave - - on
hos Locn declared unsafe for travel ana ihe n,t y,
& ms s trains until the road IL . pallasled
ond mt in urOnor condition At 10 o3eidile @ az az i
Grdee FOR the road ia TO be coustruc ~ ontbo,
Tie fecsl,tIre of New Jersey has pt'seu aH ~ .
LIN nc WAIKIKI Valley Railroad Company 70 eHIc'' @
ne road through that State 20 tlt poiit 80 a
feasible TO connect with any railroad lhat VII
tbro1gI route 10 WashngtOn To ala IN Jo eAtol.i, III
of mis- road along the Hudson the l@srI9tos .o,o ~
STATE mas authorized the towns IN lhe Nouht.oo ~
snI Albany 10 issue bonds 20 the extent Oh u.c ~
~ tho taxable property upon tho written peN'lOH Vi ~
taxpayers. ,.t l.. 1,,,,oboes County 70 build n
@-,o,g gqUrr railroad from Ii4JcrAa 20 nt'Iubt -
UoIIow 9b0,.t Is miles; tho locomotives usSt 20 a.,
h inns and the cars TO lie half tine Size OF thoSe tcu O
regular lines. , >, ,t o,d Os-ro0o Railroad
c6mnarv to luill branch rom Margarotiue 20 Luu,
Ter In Greene County, j. miles. Ihe clti+tl oi @ t
aroe 10 take S2COO0O I'm the Companys so'A ~ I', ~
nav Tor he grading OF the road Jod winch Is " O0 'O
plCtOd within 10 months
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
THE NAVAL OFFICE-AIR GRINNEII,s ADuIVrs.
TRATION AS COLLECTOR

The summary action of the President in tho
Of the Hon. Moses H. Grinne Naval ofjcsr =, ,o
Port OF Is tne subject Of general and decided
condemnation among the bankers merchants .nd tIr
down town, to whom Mr.. Grinnen has been 10, na,v
years personally well known 1t Is bitterly coDplone1
by many that the President did not give Mr. Gr,nne
como intimauon OF DIS wish to appoint another in his
place Recently, at Mr.. GrDnel's sugeestion a., G.
tary OF The Treasury issued orders zng tbe IN
reax and advancing the pay Of the ccIR 50 ~ ~ % %
their compensation about equal to that clerks in IT,
COll ctOrs Office charged with equivalent dutes se
resnoDdeuce has fOf weeks been IN ,rn,,,a
tween Mr. fJinnen and the Treasury DeIArtII.ent IL
refefenCe 10 an official statement OF the Secretary 3
waA made public last February and WI ch set Forth tnot
the cost of tho dates ccUected under Mr. Murphy had
been suaer tiau those under preceding adnI,iietro
tiOns inI Iudi. Nj GFnnePs Probably rpon other
point c0d tls prdc Of old merchant be more quaky
iouc ed thai u.B suci as thih ana tbr accuri,y
Of the neiIet published over ie secrttGTyB sgnatit
wue ius a!',y ctail gef by HC GIinLc and hif pcr.
go " ff no Upon ivo tRai ot ANA alt ths Treas
nfy ,4I "a 8etl f0 o. II ~ sac 10 "dHiE mt tree
lsd been = ,is. de- .i,u or Otp N,Cat, ana by re.
q, ten, ~ LTI W ii1t NJ. Grin VI. aDl not Nj.
MAJ ~ va .',e .nG.t CC t'.. 20! u, h'NI1nOb 0i
IA. u. ,Sg:tI5LID , N1L. 81 d., 49,! svii"''@
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
DECIsIONS--ApRIL 6.


Supreme Court Chdn6ers - by Judge Drauy'-.
ls.e r Ienmsn-Mo;ion Denied but without costs FuFns sg
leSss opinion Tomp.m sg McllyaaeMoton granted II
I caton BdwSId KpsBgierenco ordered James ~
IhaaMoaop sTauis9ssr ag Ps,t Motion ersntea Mo' se,
gt Murray Bill Ia t Charchseierenee orlcre
BED AT DeynMotou granted Irving ag Devln Metion sfi
lgrkseT BntI-Or,r -nted Leslie sgt Leslie
lThe Godfrey at FowserMoion denied
III Nat Bauk0ne granted Kinney tg G,eT
lieued Bryant Naturalization granted fai 't in at
Motion granted Buke, ,gt ssnSsonAohon ls,,Ite %
JsckpesNcon granted. HaI!s agt Jaokuos on denied
barn Agt Hun,sn-Noon granted Nelchts ~ .Vspt-Motos
IyrsntoI Esp ss Botop denied. Mos: - BiiaS-4h
lleloj. c-
Superior CortSpecial Term-By JULIE e; p,}y ,e wise
Tang sgt Hart Lord an Dunseth Nelson ~ vjn Nah io
Libby Sg ArreuI Csdv, agt Steison ba%S % Pns al at
lCheuc Natiora B2pk of Eewiork I s.e,saereOrIes
feu1o.-- Motion denied WrsloN AgL ON'''' ~ %
Craulei ti-solye wifhout
~ ToS,Io9on gttcd. With 10 costs bsNfeo
. si,,on deuiel With so core NthNlie
ttI ,s Rnev-Apvesl htJk On appeal ron super"
Sl T,n 10 Court Of Appeals. id also 'he op1u'On VI ~
Co,n,,or p,e1s-special Tcrm-By Judge LoeW.
>, ~ r,tt,r o, Isrse PeMolon denied Kernn Ht -
srar-3 Inoh Toten ct sheton gral'1i 'VTPk
Eoe ESQ ias.ce Fifth District Court tppohea Iee'S
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

Clarendon Hotel-Gov. Hoffman and Gen.
p I. Banks Of the Governors stall 80 Holman
~, Mn,,,se(ien H. A. Barnum OF Syracuse. - EVereit
uuoouse-Amasa Sprague OF Providence, and Chiei-En
eineer King, u. g. Navy - BTeyoCrt hOuscUrTea II
- 81 Nicholas Hotel-The Hon. Chas. A. MashDurn,
cyl a Minister Paraguay; the Hon j. H. Chaileo OF
Colorado the Hon. NJ. G. Hunter OF Indiana, Gen. g. d.
MacIJugal OF Auburn Senator G.. n. Kennedy OF Syra-
cnse aud the Hon. Erwin Davis OF California -
Grand Central IIotel-Ex-GOv. Dewey OF Wisconsin.
- Fifth-Aveme Hotel-Ihe Hon. III: J.. Dawes, Nj.
q OF Massachusetts; tho Hon. A. III. Lafn, tho new
Naval Officer OF the Port OF New YORK Gen. Stahel,
Washington; H. r. Pierson OF Albany, snd the Hon. H.
p Bemus OF Mayvile, n. Y.
DEPARTURE.
Secretary Boutwell, loft the city on Saturday for wash
ingtOn.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
TIE QUIET TOR HEATH AND R8PHAELs STOCK.
OWL NOTES.

Dennis McNahOn applied in the United
Etses District Court on Saturday for order directing
the furniture Of lie Metropolitan Hotel to be sold on the
prcncs. JUDGE Hilton, IN behalf Of a. r. Stewart who
has q 0O no gaze the furniture. opposed the an
Tlicatlr Was IN ally decided submit TO am order
ty tie Court hxu the time, manner and place Of sale
Raymond Ran, formerly a sailor on the ship
Old Colony has brought two SUITS IN tho United States
Circuit Court against Capt. Grnde Of the same shin
20 recover ia $4,000 damages for pcr.onal in
jures received and ia tno Oet SO 900 Tor false and ma
him before q Uui.ed states Commission Crp6ie was
held,on saturday, by Commissioner Shields $1,000 BAH
a. each case.
Three divorce suits came up in the Superior
Conrt-specal Tern-ou Saturday. Tie case OF joseph
p Merrill agt Florence A. Merrill was action based
upop adultery wherein application 70 open default
was asked and granted by Judge Spencer, defendant
baging 80 da To- aas"r IN tlo cast oi JIne Dochrane
~ no j Decision reserved In The case Of Gertrude
endt agt Alexander BeEdt decree Of divorce III iaSor
sf The plaintiff granted by sudge JOnesf
Abraham c. Prince and Robert Prince, jr,
were refused discharges in bankruptcy last week smeoD
NarcI, and Charles Leland, David kunpner LbenezeT
Hartford Nicholas Hunter, Caleb II. MSlin, aud Andrew
Moore we're adiudcaed involuntary bankTupts; Charles
4. McriOrd Isaac Davis AOnZO Dutch ana 1hcOdOle r.
Kelly received discharges; and Theodore Marshali Geo
Niitaner Charles Y. Rand, and Michael Holacher nied
petitions ia bankruptcy. Tie argument the petition
FOR review IN The 80 Ton, Hartford, and Eric Railroad
bankruptcy is adjourned for Two weeks from last
Saturday.
Surrogate Yceder of Kings County admitted
probate last week the Wills Of Ellen Mclaughlin Of
Scott County, Iowa Marion Duryea Of Flatbush, Mar
ssret Johnson Mary Aan Morrison, Mary Braun, Gott-
fried y. Hesse John B. SeryOria, Patrick McGowen,
Mary johnson, and Isaac o. Tl0rp ali Of Brooklyn:
I[tcrs - administration granted the estates OF
bard j. Stlwel Of GTaycscud, JOhGnnis Lott OF Flat
i.Adi 1bOmas IiKcs william Hanna Catharine Doyle,
fenna j. Martin Dauiel Mullo!land, Mary Mccormick,
oie' SO o. Mar aBey, sarab 4. Ackey, j. W. Karston,
Hh" Lewis g. klampf, ali Of II, OAIyB. Letters Of
e-,bfnip 81 The person ana estate Of william j..
S.i: e. granted % TIODas Smith, OF Frank hcitz TO
titAlf.-E lEglI Z. al u BT0OllNn.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
CIIsiINAL COURTS

~ fin JeaeTHnn Marker PCce Court. James Ne
y " ~ 80 'ta Knr cii ysfrdsy ssai~
@ e o. '@ ~ s'.b.e q" bel4oI broiaee No = Natnes
fs''i isf De-
A'a' o. far(t % ad fh.si bY of forged olcck
m slI ir q dbegesn fnergr6 60 aiorgel pgyohBg
= - .s'- - Simon z kiss-rofR IyElt TVeutyt1r,s
NJ TIC tseeN Market Poii.c H0un Bella CClo. &
s1' ct'1sd }Tr' ria c.NHP ~ rraiIs issf IN
=, - 'sa - ift' fff uatss- SIR J,N.y Chr a. -, 30 =
.'' 'h f.n'rss Hole g So. - of i-ri-. bed iGf tg
~ f' - 'n"z 80 % Z Hg"a e hafo, al fl,f Drb
-. !ef" 1R Sd d" '-.rf ti DssT,l Co. No. D. WI
: f"'s ''in rss .ss1Asd ,ap,nii..l -
81 80 J"mis SO1r Coait .Idsiiee Eos.lu lester.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
TIE LADIES, UNION rELmr ASSOCIATION

This Society which devotes itself to " the
care Of disabled soldiers Grd their families" has just
issued its report FOR 1870 It sn enjoys The confidence
Of tie National Asylum Committee and, as the alnoner
OF the Out Door Relief Fund.-" has spent 5000 ring
1870 In the Spring appropriation Of SQCCo was re-
cciycd through tho ldy-Lcyy of tle CITY OI NtWl ok
Private gifts Lave not been rs large cr as numerous rs
heretofore. Three hundred families hayo been reheyed
during the year. TIE report contains several grtpI.c
descriptions OF the uiseres endured 10y disabled sof5
aud striking proofs o. Tie efficiency OF to rene aJfdea
by tho Association The expenditures Wcio sl36ol ~
Among tho nioIo noticeable Items axe: tOf Obtaining
soldiers pensions s257 10; loans pension papers .5zj
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

day discharged Mrs Incy Lu Of No 50 lensrtt @ W s ~
Peter Lakn had caused h0- achseo 3i "a
neck sbe proved that b. hu.bsnd, VILE enns n os & i
o wound Tie tgate toll Iarkn et II nc d - n eSs
OF III ralntt y vie he would end AIM 10 baek"e
Thomas }. Hart and Lsir Co@psAy no wa yn %
Of Ocsershsusens sugar Itey IN
Vol p 1870 stolen nlm iho apartment AhcHee :" bogen'
at an chsn value SO When arrcs'e,
M tue accused bad the watch and chain IN bs possoh anu
h.ve epufchAs for o tntng
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

very little On the 6th inst the headings were iyg @
feet apart Tho tunnel eIcsyatcd e Fsabure In tho
same conny another tunnel for this road Is "nh Wv
feet of completion.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

The tunnel through Shawangunk Mountain,
, tne Midland Railroad, at Boomingburgb, Sullivan
,o1niS' N T.. ~ rapidly approaching completion The
mork,oon tsye reached pec quality Of black rock,
WHICH ~ saaiy worked that nitro g eerine 10 used
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

Iso not wish to inform you reader Dr. wond'Hs "
man has discovered remedy that CoasuHl'ea ho,
are half eoummel-a short, VII a diseases "1s''e, :.
a, ,st g. male men I've forever aad leave dealn 70 ivy pr,e
work aud desn-l 20 make ubunary sphere eaoaga
SHALL be but sieshOv lou Ia
Of h,t Mud Of humhaggcry. But Shen tell you tbs Head,
tarrh Reu Gu potusy wVrst cases Of -, Re-
ou that Which thousands eau 'esn 70 p,cs and shes
Nau for casc ths cannot ApSmThe' ki,lls "~f
sent fo address Tbs rvmsay m ruR WORLD
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL fAhIs VI - ry cents "
Prizes - ccnts by mall postpaid en- oe' "a .ath
four packages dollars Be~Are OF ruarshiee
seus See tst M pss.s stamp which ~, Nh, pnvsls
seuntnos upon Ne oatde wrapper Gar
up ucd by Ur'ed states Go erarehs 8 e word,
v cues has ms psrra nsne and address ' - \. uisiea.
Of Genginress" ssIra'ed upon and s ns sn.ses
% e sviuip la s,eleIs aud Others rer.scus 80 ,p rfh
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