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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-25

The new volume of Langes Commentary
edited by PHILIP scHAFF d. D. Cscribner Coz contains
"The Psalms" by CARL BERNHARD MoLL, translated by
Charles A. Briggs John Forsyth, James b. Hammond
and ]. Fred. McCurdy, together with the Rev. Dr.
Commits version Of the Psalms and pathological notes
The original work Of Dr. Mol appeared in two separate
parts in 1869 and 1870 having been completed during the
exciting events OF the FrancOGerman The author
was formerly professor OF theology at Halle and is now
general superintendent Of the Evangelical Church in the
province Of Prussia His work Of which a translation
is now issued is considered Of the most i'm
pOItant in German theology.
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The chronological Journal, among other read
able papers has curious portrsture OF the Rev H. W.
Beecher, giving little girls first impressions OF that
celebrated divine lie introduction 20 the article fur
nsDes foretasie OF the raciness Of its contents Of
visiting az the residence Of friend in the CITY NJ
Churches not far from the church the great organ
and the great preacher. had seen or heard Mr.
Beecher though Of comse-Who has not I'll had heard
OF him. and by the aid Of Indifferent photographs
Of him which i mad seen, and for whose deficiencies
j made ali due allowance, had drawn men
tally fancy portrait IN strict accordance with my own
ideas aud TASTE which hoped long 10 have an op-
portuty to compare will, the original, he fire.
qDent visitor AZ the house where staying. Nor
was the opportunity long deferred though, yOn viii
see presently, did not in the least profit by IT, One
evening, while my yGnDger sister, who was with me,
aud The youngest daughter Of friend seated in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-25

An agreeable commemorative volume en-
titled Charles Dickens Reader by CHARLES KENT
Qppincott Coz, recalls the public of the great
novelist during the latter years Of his life with good
deal of freshness and spirit The work is interpreted
with variety Of characteristic anecdotes and presents
charming Illustration of Mr. Dckens's personal habits
and manner, well of the secret of his power
writer and speaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-25

The Laurence Speaker, by PHILIP LAWRENCE
PeteTsOn) collection Of choice pieces In prose and
adapted for exercises in eocuOn taken from the
productions Of celebrated writer's together with many
anonymous specimens OF merit with which the
public in general not familiar. The volume is dis
neushed for the variety excellence OF its selections
In the different branches OF composition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-25

The Temple Pulpit is the title of selection
OF and addresses delivered special occasions
by the Rev. JAMES X. GUTHEIh, minister OF Temple
Emanuel in this city. The discourses Of remarkable
brevity but clear thought and pointed in expression
presenting singularly favorable specimen OF the doc
trine aud eloquence Of the modern Jewish pulpit.
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Couittrp propertp to tet.

FURNISHED HOUSE-Gentcel, three-story
and base nent; al Improvements and SogA
Ferries Brookn small family. Alress b., Tnbgas
Ohcs.
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A neat edition of COleridge's BiOgrdpktG
Lieraria IN two volumes has been published by Holt
Williams from the English edition Of 1S47, containing the
Biographical Supplement" by Henry Nelson Colerdge,
and critical and personal notices by Sara Colerdge
Apart from its intrinsic merits, which cannot be dis
gused by tho irregular desutOry character OF ITS
composition this work has peculiar interest IN having
been the first introduce the name of Colerdge as
representative of transeendental philosophy to linz
tied circle of thinkers in this country who have since
left permanent impression its literature and the de-
yelopment of speculative opinion. Often crude and
inaccurate in statement, confused in method,
and meaGer in results, IL is still fruitful
in suggestion presenting powerful stmuant to mental
curiosity and revealing unique history OF tho progress
Of individual mind. The younger generation OF read
who have sufficient patience to break the unlnvtng
shell will find richly laden with sweet and wholesome
meat. 1t is production valuable for the impulses
which 1t gives to high and vigorous thought, for the
problems which offers less for solution than for
temptation. and the example which it presents OF bold
combat for truth, by the at
tainment of clear and certain convictions.
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TWO VOLUMES OF ss S% 500 ggss S printed natter IN

P0RTANT STATISTICS FOR sio
VOLUME l. contains from 1888 To lS4f both years inclusive
VOLUME H. contains from 1885 Yea inclusive
In the Fall Of e7ears before the establishment THlBUEE
the October elections having developed popular uprising against the
JACkSONNAh BUREN dynasty which
vDebe moved POLITICAL REGISTER for 1888 In
tended mainly ebodY the election OF
them With those Of some The reception Of that little
justify is reproduction yar-tat
Of only eroepedun the for 1868 completes series OF ary
Annual Registers Election Retans with other political s
tsc afforded tfe esder though the prepare
involves total Of 600 This
been known spccessYey THE POLITICIANS REGIS
TBR WING ALMANAC. and TRIBUNE ALMANAC under which
has been Issued for past HoRAoE GRKsLsY
the Register aud
SO
Those wishing interesting Political Statistics should
immediately n only 600 wer printed
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1853 1870 ISL and 1874 Price 20
cents each
Each be accompanied vitb4hs cash Address
asR NJ
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Mem publications.

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The progress which has been made in this
country in the artificial breeding OF fish If oreiDy repre-
scented In recent work by LIVINGSTON STONE enttled
Donesiieated Trout (Osgood Coz In the preparation
of the volume the author has drawn more largely from
his own personal experience than from any other
source uniting excellent practical sense with unusual
skull in literary composition He writes with the enhu-
sasm OF an amateur who has gained signal success Ill
favorite speciality but the time with business
like directness and point, II the culture OF fish had
been the occupation Of his lfe The subject is treated
in an exhaustive manner leaving detail OF interest To
the reader untouched and presenting great amount OF
novel information in explicit form. According 10
Mr. Stone, the prospect Of success in artificial nsh
culture has greatly improved within a few
yoats wnen IN 1866, he asked OF the earliest ex-
permeDters in this country Mr. Seth Green, how many
of those who engaged in troutbreeding would succeed
he promptly replied, "One in a million" Since that
time, however, great change has taken place. Inc
study which has been given to the subject has evolved
set of rules the careful of which is almost
certain guarantee against failure. Trout can now be
Matched reared and brought maturity in great mum
and with comparatively little loss 1t VIII pay 10
raise them while the present relations continue between
the price of trout the cost of the food on which they
are fed The only thing necessary to make fortune in
troutraising is TO keep the fish alive and growing.
hundred thousand trout hatehed the Spring, II kept
two years and half will bring thirty thousand dollars.
at thirty cents apiece But how TO do this Is another
question. The conundrum is fully answered in Mr..
stones book After ALL he himself admits no pre-
cepts can insure success demands not only the fore
sight and energy requisite any business, but the
blending OF insight skill and precision which constitute
sportsman and that is gift, rather than an acquire
i ment
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Doaro dllo Rooms.

BOARD WANTED.-A family of three adults
I'D and two children aged desire board IN private family
where there bosrier require second
pr Monh references exchanged Address III NsLngoht
giving exact location and particulars
BOARD WANTED-FOr three Adults, two
NJ Children age aud Require second foor, private family
$50 per mouth References exchanged Address SIS
Washngton-st
VVANTED-By n respectable lady, cOm-
Portable ROOM with FIRE ami private iamy where
desired moderate terms References tHebihSd
Address Ms NJ. b. c. Tnba1e 0Ece.
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obstruction.

A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ No. 252 MADISON-AFE.i
Reopens MONDAY, sept y
A SCHOOL and HOME for young BOYS.-E
N KINDS 4. 81, Principal. lieapsie'd h.
A HOME SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
N stratforc, Coma Addres, Miss ELIZABETH WHEELkR
BOARDING SCHOOL for 10 BOYS.-Address
I'D Box 80. Hampstead l.
DENDAN's SCHOOL, 1876 West Forty st,
I'D Classical German. English Habemsesi 10 jean experiences
IN College.
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THE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY.
REPRESENTATIV LIFE
HORACE GREELEY.

WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY CAsSIUS ". CLAY
This psb shed several reprinted
tis oeessop BETIRELY NEW BOOK i prepared With
fresh materials from sud 0rginas stindpoiuL
striking steel plate portrait Hr GREELEY from the best ahd
recent photograph faces the WO and really werb the Pnoe Of We
whole book.
= Single copies VIII be by mail pOag prepaid receipt Of
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EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
H WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1874 will contain every rHmber
carefully prepared articles The clmsie Soil PIOduel hn.A
and other Bs advantages Of ksst TeHnessee which
ty called The Switzerland SOUTH These articles prepared
tIpIessT 70 disseminate facts for the nomaou Of losEng
sosu ioi omeA Answers Correspondents Will be eireay prepared
Ano pabhthe Tor geser cheapest and ehtb
70 o. obned Subscription only ~ PEI anns fer fsfthef
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Gotels.
Alusical Instruments

AT IIAINES BROS,
"A q UNION-SQUARF.
First.clsss. handsome new PIANOFORTES Tor SAbb
on very reasonable term,
and several used little low for cath
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

The carriage trade has cred and Us no IeiY
to recover curing tne present season, from the d1ss
entailcd upon 10 by the late strike ol tfe wOrHac1,
aud, Notwithstanding the cfuri3 o. stc3s5 uauuiac-
turer5 (wh0 su rad the mOs) to Un for Che tmo
lost, they viii not Doe able 90 h Oh" orders zee wed
previous 10 forced suspension Ol labor; b-e5 ttg
they lacking many cases Of the stock required O
make up the large ana varied dssOrtU If among Nic1
carriage buyers nave been m tine ha1it or s,erIng
their vehicles Inc Western trade is duu, tho SVaIcui
stiil more 800.
TIE important event in the tgadc IS the opening
Of the house ot Bradley, Pay Co., slCcc-ror 20
John r. Lawrence & Co.. no. 800 DrJaQW1F. Ilr c'lu
of the hUu wei as ilo announcement %. ul.o-
luton and formation oi partner Aip, VIII nr 'guhd ~
the respective advertising columns. We VIII OILY aud
that as 1 Bradley the hrl has Tor 30 years past
been the manufacturing partner of the old firm, the ear
riace5 viii u style and CastT Zoe cN.Cty Ol tho sne
superior workmanship p, the ones which Laye es-lb.
the well earned reputation CI tho late house O yOh X
LaWrcucc * Co.
Attention IS invited 10 the announcement o. the Car
riage Manufacturer Union. No. Gj8 Br1adTaT no
largest carriage baZ arln tie Cy Offering 70 tho driving
public the widest range IN prices as Wdl as grades of
workmanship.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

UyYlcE OP rHK MANfArTAs fAAkEr toNfGii{
36ANB % BboADwAY, EEv.loRk, Jane J., I'''' ,
N0TICE.-Ihe constant application lof
~ STANDS In he MANHATTAN MAKkkf, Thirty .onfAs...
North River has induced the Company to open 'hsf uV,' %
july stands will LEASED or hs term OF FIVE l lAe
psnts to have privilege an preference on renewal o. M d ths
The Leases will date from August Nhch - 'Af' w
builus win be ready for oecrpntoa
Plans Of the BUILDING STANDS with prices irei ep be er
'''''' - '-' '-.' PAUL J. ARMOUR Pretiea,
TEXAS ROAST BEEF-A fresh supply Of
tbs cie-i c-eci 'isf De-f p'. M W ae NcN'''S s''
tsEa3 tee ComU4ur. bale - .is t.ade a. ~ '''' a.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
=, Jn,, % Cotton lu Ndinng 9l net rcep 50 bas,I

MOpns June % u Ndirngs 2ic net receipts 50 ea'
,sses 100 bales; s.ock. 2,36 haleN ...,,, oc .
eepts bses expoTts-ocasEae II baesi sas 20 oHei e'
ASsUsr, June 2aCoton pouina Midiinss 2 net receipt"
oSvli June acoton quiet, Mddngs 25d25!c net re
ecips 80 bales ,,,4r,.. al. ..o.A I oaa
~uNSsToS June 29co'on Oue' Aadhnss N'c STOCK ''''
bseS ,,--,,.-.-. nf,aai... ou7oue
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
20 Uhom II man Gouccrn
Coruorauon Noncts.
HrALru DrPARrwry1. SoS1 Horrsf.,t
NEw YoRE Jaue a. i512
ATA NIEETING of thc BOARD of HEALTH

HEALTH DEPARTMENT, So. ID .iofA-sl.tk
NEw YoRg, Jlle D.. iSs! y -
MEETING of the BOARD of HEALTH
"A Of the Health department o, The St q Ssg M .91 l a. ss
pn,rtrepi the following additional 20 he salr Coi for
tie security lie and heath in ie 90 o 'ea le4 t al , s'
section I No oal bacn,r e s'i n eo,te' 81 l,o5 ~ H.
lek @ a M and 10 oc!o,a p m oaa orr f sasn be
conveyed any time unless tA' s.1e DC d" "'-'' ' "
,,l. from which no 0''' '--' JOSEPH s. BoswoarH Put
IxnOys CLARK, secrssry ..-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
the Laws OF Iy72 vii meet 81 the ~ Jan iolt tgss
Of ~ o aio M, nets a rllrgto
TIE contracts and AWARDS nals y Gle d. 90 &C. % '' 80. ~
loA 5 i5 b. clam r contract avrel r paving Wa aF 1a
uIS l Broadaay 70 Wet Broadauu Nfoers F-r al'c 8"
East River; Tveni, sixth ue-i E, ',s... -.- ~ & e,,,
& yo ls5 Iul scEm sever Fourth oaetunlrd
s,l .rirtb 10 one hunlrrl-anl tftel.-..
capret 30 ID, Luz = MeAm .cieiA and sy1''~
A,saSs "oac 4 TO- gs Charles Deyr r &c. E &c. Foar 70
csrr: No 2ss Charlie. peyhl pg &c. se'eH'eFt' o..
I9T1,S aG5 go s.i Charles Deyu reg 4 Sat Sil'h 's
ceaet no 1873 charl,, Deyrn Se' Hn'a'' Fa'''
'1.o conss, 70 10 ice Charles Dea. s g.
Ni'5 1oa 70 No. 2 chs. De'ln, rs 1s NEs 1H' h''
70 6asc No. i2Is Charles De'ln se seeai'u'A'' Pr"
' eoSss. 10 assis So o Charles De,n rar Fao % ''''f'
'f coSrsc ~ s No. l7 ch,rs. Deyu paving Ssa" lhd to
caas No s299 Chars, Ds,p, PAVING ss'eJ''eH' N'S
''9 cSa No 22s Charles DevH, paving rhir'A. f'''' 10
h1s cd S No e2 Charles Oevn paving Broonsi Hu on to
'oS'i g5ssEs sS:ss sS,yss5i'oSSSr yss 5oSsr ceru''''
d. Il JAQUES,
cH witrrAss. c'efs
Jaas -. slE
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

CUCAGO LINE STUNh hANhhI--JUNhe
pst I've s,oei or week: Cattle l3OoO hogs Il ls sheep c
s,ms tine last year Cattle i27l; hog 57S5 sheep co. Cate
dun; quality poor; odns aTae; prices Sc lover - 80
o., s,op 40 250 steers; S5Gs6 for tu 10 gooa
~ - 1850 ID for ertra shipping steers Hogs easeri - 30
. 10 r common 70 ir; - for good ehoc sheep
dol md almost unstable at S3dSh
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
HorsE AHD CARRIAGE MARxEr.


NEW-IOItK Saturday, Juno -, lS1l
The condition of the general trade in horses,
during the week under review, seutod hardly any fe
ture inviting especial comment. business has been
srctod TO the current supply Of that muchabused class
OF animals known tho stage horse and thcFe
has been but little doing in valuable horses OF any kind
Prices for work horses have undergone but little change
although they follow the general tendency OF the
kct, which is downward. Dealers IN lne carriage horses
are disposed TO accept any reasonable oor and II hard
up for cash. will make things satisfactory to she pur
chaser the real figure paid Of course 10 be known
We must therefore, refrain from stating prices reported
paid are however, safe il assuming that $500 90
5000 will buy good pair ci carriage horses as gen
orally offered In the market.
The absence Of ready buyers az rule increases tbs
number OF willing sellers, AO in tAeir arXety, Cndc4yOr
to realize under thc hammer aJ least part of profits
clpated IN the general market. and there has been
lack OF stock at the horse marts OF our leading auction
firms The Attendance 90 the public sales held during
the week has been fair, and prices sufficiently sas.ae
tory considering the advanced season Oi the year.
At the sale held TIN, day Mo,,r Barker g. Chae's
City Auction Mart and NcwYDr. lattcrs4. the priocs
obtained wefo as follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

rT,HE COUPONS of the YORK AND
Il OSWEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT GOLD BONDS Ju l5 will be paid on and aier
that ovcmert pentlon si the BANKING House
Of GEORGE OPDYKR CO., % Hassant, HeW,fork Tbe trans
fer books Of the registered bonds viii close on ise T96 iS,t an
July ]. D. e. LlIlLhJohh, FreslenL
Osneeo. June ID III
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14

North Hero farmers are going into the bean
and onion business quite extensively this season
Nearly 1000 acres have been planted with beans.
and several farmers have from half an acre 10
two sores Of onIous
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14

ro4i. 9iIanqId Preparation, endorsed by the mos,
nos, e,talt ys,elans and It's astonishing Curative
power Arrested by Thousands who nave used II
~ = sure. quick remedy for ali diseases a, III.
80. vrsans existing in male or female, Irrita
Gvsv ~ innniIunauon Of the Kidneys and Badder
Tsl, DlsDetes Reddish Sediment in Urine Tbict'
Ion Urine, Mucus and Involuntary DsebsI9s.,
Tsn Ire,hrs, Retention or Incontinence IN Tr{Sa
y, Oatarrh OF Bladder, and all Chronic Nal
oies oil the urino-Gental Organs. '"i' naiA-
TOT saie oy all Druggists and dealers In nsd,,,r.
Nov l5-deodAvIv
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JURUBER \

Is POWERFUL Toxic especially adap.ei &C.,
IN spring when the Lal-u.d AID behiit.f - ~
TEN needs rtn-tl ana vita ity Fl will III Y
. me feeble. strength @ The wlal, sulmati W o.. ~
deJocted, actlVlty % the sluggish. rest 10 ,'-
quiet q the nervous and health O. The IN ~ "-i''
II Is south American plant. whieh -. b..
rne hsucaI -.l scientific period cas- - i5rd " ~
tatis- '5ess the MOST POWERFUL tgr b.
AnoNl 20 Meteria 1ic1cl, ami ls WEI. kn6s7 H. r.
- uIlry as hAVinS wonderful curative 5-i, j.
80, am mas Leea long used IS A srvrrr,- 80.
c sh oI Impurities e. the Blood nerss.er,a-t
~. &c Lser and spleen, Iumlrs, r. r0r.s,- -. -
me Blood, Debility, Wetknssr ,f ~ TgseIi5 %
Uterine or Urinary Organs ''0 iu-- -ls''
DR. WELLS EXTRACT or JJRUBgB,
80 - slheainS ard uo7risIirs; like pp-r.s.
.9gi taAen into the stomach, 70 a.siffiis.- 80 49,
health --' SWING Vl-or l1-
IL regulates the Bowels qu-sts th. ~ ...
eIieo,s On tne seeretive Organs. ana BY It's pos.-
Iul ! ONO AID restoring Effects proiu- %, ba,-.,,
ana yi@or u action o. the =hole svsfe-, ''
JOHN Z. KELLOGG, Is Piaft 81 Ne,v y.-t
sole A gent for The I-1tfe5 So
Free One Dollar per bottle. send ~ Ci-,l'.-
Nav lid kv+a
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9anrhp & Go.'s advertisements.
WELLS, CARRoLIC T.RIc,

WELES' CARBOLIC TABLETS.
FOR COUGHS. COLDS 4 HOARsFNEss
These TaeLsfs present the Acid in Combination
with other efficient remedies, In popular form Tor
the Cure Of al THROAT and LUNG Diseases.
THROAT are Immediately relieved, and Statements
Are constantly being sent 70 the proprietor Of rslsi
CAUTION. Don't be deceived Dy vor,hl...
tations Get only Wells' Carbolic Tablsfs p,sa.
= cents per boz. JOHN Q. KELLOGG. rs Plat =.
Nay S-fdAV4w ''' eircntAr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14

For Inanmmatory md Chronic Rhcumu-
tI-m and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Bilious Remiftcut and Intermittent Fee
vcr-, Diseases Of the Blood, Liver. Hid
Heys and Biaddcr, these Birtrrs have been most
successful such Diseases arc -lsaaI lr Yitiuted
Blood, which IS generally prallc. l- arrangement
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14
Medieal.
MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.

TERR You have n salvs combining soothing and
| healing properties, with no dangerous ingred-
cent. remedy At hand fl- tho many pains and
aches wounds and bruises T. which flesh u heir.
Is morr easily applied than many other remedies,
never producing bad effect but always relieving
pan, however severe.
ltis prepared by Mss S1iryer who has used IL
in her own extensive treatment Of the sick, Tor
nearly twenty years, with great success.
The principal diseases for which this salve Il rec
commended are. CHii5i1iHs. Rteinl1fisn. pies.
Scr2f.l1 on Tiers, SAX Rhs7sHi, Spr1ias, Burns,
Ferer Sores, fci0Hf, Piupiss, ErysipclIs, Sore
Eyes B,tTjsr's A-h. DsGfasss B0RS, Eirg-ir0rIlis,
C0rHs, Bites Of Insect5. CaHcers, IoothGchs Ear
ache, Sore Nipp!es, BdIdness, Sie0iifH BreIgf',
Ltch, Said ReIf, Teetiing, ChGTpsd H1His,
Scalds, Cuts Bruises, Group, Cracked LIPS, and
Sores on CAiiirsB
applied. Rub il ON well with the hand three times
day. In several cases II has cured pasied limbs.
For Piles II has been discovered to be sure rem
cdy. Persons that have been afflicted for years
have been relieved BY few applications. For FRY
sipc!as It works wonders, allaying the Inflammation
and quoting the patient. For Chopped Hands 10
produces cure Immediately. Let those with SAT-
Rleifl obtain this salye and apply it freely and
they will find IL invaluable IL is good On Of
SerofliI and Tiui0Ts. Cancers have been cured
with IT, The best Salyc ever invented for Sir0Ver
BreIst and Sore fippEss No way Injurious. but
sure 70 afford relief Sore or WsQE kges-I.uh u
the lids gently, once or twice day. Cures deaf
ness by putting 90 tie cars on piece of cotton.
For Fel9nf this is superior 20 anything known.
For PuHJles tLi- acts like q cliluE- For Burns
and .Sc1lis, apply the Salve az once and it gives
immediate relief. For on S9rl auI.y once
Nat among tie least ~ the Invaluable. properties
of Mis- SAwyEHS SSLvE are ITS beneficial effects
on the hair Robbed on the scalp. il five or tx
different parts, 10 promotes the growth of the hair,
prevents it turning gray, and bald spots 81. pro
dIces new growth Of hair. no Lads should bee
without tAis Invaluable article an indispensable
cosmetic for tAe toilet Il or.4iiratal d4ulrua AMI
disease from The head, and b.ot-les and p.mp.es
islm the Ilc-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14

ST. ALBAss.-Twenty-dye thousand dollars
were paid dAirymen for butter delivered on
Tuesday last.
Nesrly ten miles Of pipe from three to eight
inches in diameter are 10 be laid through the
streets Of the village by the Aqueduct Company
this season.
The Distributing Reservoir Of tie ST. Adams
Aqueduct Company will cover AT area Of nearly
twenty-five scres 10 an sversge depth. If re-
quired, Of ten feet. The greater depth will he
slightly less than twenty-five feet
The following are the recently elected officers
Of the 81 jean Baptiste Society:
Fred Houde. President.
Besuehamp. LIST Vice President.
NJ Ledoux, ID Vice President.
Ged Gueotin, Recording Secretary.
Mou,sette. Corresponding Secretary.
Louis Leriche, Treasurer.
brazeau. Collector.
Jean Bernard, Marshal.
Jos Forant, Assistant Marshal
''e Ieppe' Ledoux. Marquette, vi.itur,