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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
TOPICS OF THE TINES.

NATIONAL OFFICES AS REWARDS.
The newspapers are still discussing civil
service abuses and things thereto germane Tie Har
fart examines the subject considered by
average politician who thinks that Federal Offices
used 10 Influence elections 1t believes that real reform
wond withdraw from politics a yenal horde who only
deal IN politics for what they can mako It says:
Wen, what would happen theni woud Mt party or
ganizltiOn ana machinery 10 piecosi suppose
Is pu nomination for the Presidency; viii anybody
run the campaign for him. get up meetings, distribute
documents and get out the vote II there are In prospect
foreign appointments seats in the Cabinet places Ia
prohtl Would he fail OF election Then his
OppOBent would be chosen! Somebody mnst be elected
Both sides would stand equality; aud the eOusid
eratlOus that should determine an election WUuld tlth
determine it-the fitness OF the candidates, and the
great assures OF policy that ara before the country
TIE newspapers will always take care that candidates
ana policies are fully discussed.
Tie Philadelphia Press hopes to see a great
reform effected in this direction by the Republican party
1t thinks that Congressman medde in things which lie
outside OF their Legitimate sphere when they at
TEMPT to monOpOlize the distribution OF official patron
age. II says;
We believe the time has come when one coordinate
branch of the Government should be rcstr ned from in
tprorng Win the detailed duties OF another branch by
dlcluug all the appointments 0f subordinate employees
therein. Thus for instance Congress long usurped tho
power Of saying 90 the dit rent heads OF depar, nts
who should and cOul1 hold positions therein, aud
them in many Instances. after forcing Incompetent
bifv depouPced their fgrs to disshar@e their Duties
defect In the chief arrangement 5hereof. This Is
measure remeded uls evil bur stu there too much %
this practice yet IN vogue, 10 the detrnent OF tue true
Interests o. Jlc puuuc service ana us tFl VI ucSh-
ton The genuine statesman always shrlnhs from aiding
the distribution OF petty Offices aud no VINO delights
duties statesman Representative or sena-
tor IN gress may like any other citizen, recommend
place, bus be ought not 10 have controlling power
over the appointments. That power IKE the rlght OF
the elective franchise, Is lodged with the people, and
until n is unrestaiue1y exercised by tasm we Will nave
dcb semeuts among public aud degradation in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS.

California has the unhappy faculty Of mud
ding its elections that political observers ami
almanac makers have an unhappy time OF IL. Three
congressman wore elected 1871. and four in 1872 yet
four gre TO chosen In 1873. The SreramtHO Union
thus states the case:
The lat Legislature pissed an act. approved April l.
1872. providing ~ follows:
slcoS the election o choosing electors or President md Vice
President Untei STATES be hell "a ihe If4 "a r sla be
Tor Congress District IA the Stale repes=stAys Tor
congress Of the United States
section OF the act repeats three acs, naming thom,
which conflict with this act but 10 makes reference 10
future Congress elections Congress nj its Last
sion passed regulating the election of Congress
men throughout the several states, but 10 does not nke
effect uu 1875. The Political Code contains the Ouy
law appc Olc TO which appears TO DC IN force
"A follows:
sgov 3 the general clectonn the yesr 1879 ends: e
thereafter, ileTs mast De e.-.i lol
ColT-ss district G-y... -s o~-s'~-- ~ tnr
Intel states
Tie terms Of Houghtjn, Sargent. and COghlan would
have commenced bad they been elected IN time, oh 10"
lth .. March. ISL They took their seats on the st
Monday ia December, 1854. Their terms VIII expire
March A. ls73 The terms Of Clayton, Page Luttel. and
U1urhtnn VIII commence March 3, 1914 though Shore
will probably be session OF Congress until the hr~t
Honny In December or taat Their terms VIII e&-
pre- March lsf5 The terms OF the four Congressman
70 be elected next year VIII commence Mich T. 1873,
and end March l. 1871. The next general election viii
therefore involve choice Of county Officers. members
OF the Legislature United states Senator aud -four
Congressman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
FACTS ABOUT FLORIDA.

To me Edttor Of me TribUne.
SIR: Here a few facts from Florida for the
invalids OF the North:
Consumption can be cured II taken in time.
Patients should stay In Florida Winter ana Summer.
The maximum heat Is not 80 great as In New-YOrk.
AtLoks Monroe the Thermometer seldom fails below
40 Fahrenheit.
The Winter Is dr., with occasional fOgs on and near
the large rivers
In the interior delightful bracing breezes connu-
ally blowing.
Near the coast ana large hikes the wind IA too raw.
Among tue pine trees the climate Is healthy and
charming.
aost OF cold climate complaints are cured in Florida
TIE most valuable laud IN the State IS free homestead
land Speculation caanut bay il. Tue Government re-
serves all public land for actual settlers lree 5000 home
tends ~ 100 acres have been taken since the war
There are homes Or All she invalds OF the Norm on
the shores " the lovely little lakes OF the INTERIOR where
the oyerwOrked frOzenOut sick, and discouraged can
ohtau health case and home, where they cun enjoy
All te delights Of tropical chine, and still live under
our free ins tuOns. surrounded by enchanting orange
,,roves J. A. N.
u,iLenr,ife. Fia., Nov. 90, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
AN NTEROCEAyIC CANAL.

The project of n canal across the lsthmus OF
D.ren has been revived by the suggestions made on
that subject IN the report the Secretary OF the Navy
The PhLadeiphid Age argues the question thus
Russia I'd gland. Germany aud Austria are now In the
field IA competitors They must he mes aug tne
and distance transportation. T1ey are USING the suez
cutoff. they Longer round The Cape OF Good hope.
wash the shores Of Asia Ia tue most direct
manner. Ga the contrary, snip starting from
Pbiladelphia for an Asiatic port, has % pass
around the extreme southern point 81 this conti-
direction This eau ses loss Of thousands OF miles rs 10
distance aud DAYS upon days 20 time. While
Europcln vessel lodges the Cape Of Good Hope IA
Americsu shin must brave the ~ Cipe Horn be-
fore spreading it, wings the Pacific. TINS can lie
avoided by q ship canal across the lsfhinus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

brought II is stated that the Consul General De Luces
has long been cOguizant OF this Infamous traffic. and
that he has made every effort i'll his power 70 reform the
abuse
TIE CONsUL-GENERAL DEFENDED.
TO the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The meeting held last night by some
Italians was in every respect failure The largest num-
Der present dd exceed 20 at me and before the
proceedings had gone many left the in disgust
Fully tvorhird. OF those present, among them the
undersigned condemned every expression against the
Italian Consul ~ unwIrrantable, aud prompted eyi-
IDENTITY by animostv. but for peace we kept quiet Tho
speakers reflected only the opinion OF their clique, whose
influence the public VIII have occasion 10 Judge
by noting tue number and amount OF contributions
they Will able collect ia aid OF the poor italian
Immigrants ...
JOHS. ~ BIG0IO. No ~ Eln-st.
LOUIS CAHAGNARo, No. 100 Parhst.
JOSEPH CROvO, No. 81 Baxter-st.
FRANCIS CAEAGSARO, No los Parhst-
LOuIs J.. Y. DENARTINI, no. ~ MOtt-st.
CHARLES LAGoMARISO, No. lDj Parkst
ANDREA DE MARTINI. No. - M0ttst.
RICHARD CARRARA, No. 81 baxter-st
LOUIS DE MAHTIEI, No. 22 MOtt-st.
CHARfE. CEoPO, No. 81 BeNter-st.
John CAvAGNORO, No 1Gj Park-sT.
JOuS DE MARTIN. No. &c Frankin.st.
DOMEN ICH CALCAGUINO. No. 315 Thirds st.
PHILIP DE MARTIN, No. 4G Frankln-st
JOSEPH DE- MARTINI, No. 40 Frankin-st.
PETER BACIGALUPO, No. 7 EilzaDcth-st.
Ace YORK. Dee. lG, lbI2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
TIE CREDIT MoBMIER AGAIN.

The Washington correspondent OF The
Cincinnati C0mmeroiq gives from the bill filed
in A suit brought some time ago by j. W. Davis OF Omaha
against the Union Pacific Railroad. The matter was
compromised and never brought TO trial Mr.. Daviss
affidavit AYERS that The directors Of tie u. T. r. IT,
NAMELY Oliver Ames, Dun, Dillon, Durant. Bates Alley,
Bushnell and McCOmb, directed their President, Diver
Amos 10 enter into contract with his brother, Cakes
Acs FOR the building or miles or the road, Cakes
Aues having cyiOus bound himself To assign BACK the
contract Afterwari II l. averrcd trpcate agree
neut" was completed by which the contract
signed 10 the Credit Mobilier OF AMERICA composed at
thai time O the foregoing directors Of the Union Paelhe
den samuel Hooper Co., and j. NJ T. Williams The
All ayt declares that dividends amounting 10 900 per
cent wcre realized IN the Credit Mober and charges that
several frandueut contracts for the supply OF coal ana
for work DC. made. Among the lnterrOgatOres
submtted one asking IL T. G. Durint did nos two
Unte1 Comma siOners $4,000 'hOh an order to Ia
sure their support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

ASpgYu-A, I.rse. t. l. Friday Dec L. is7s Pedro A
The .v All fes, Of d. iiny Invited attend tie funeral
from mo Church Jsmaea. TUESDAY afternoon. rs
CArHELou Monday morning. Dec 49, Maria cahs aged "a ys'r
Notice Of tae fuAer, hersafer
s n 5s reseDes q Der Peter J.
oJd oae-buldrel .l shseeathsA HANNAH Corss' "
respectfully invited g attend Ss ts1sri s .
Frs9ds Asnsaeass naea1ss 90 E,s1 1J :, Waite P.a.
.p 20 G 70 S.s n 1;S Gi s5s ssYo8 at
CoSTBR-At south Carolina the Tn inst sanne g. wife 81
George Wbingon Coer s. NJ and daughter d Ae@isA
Boston xs, Portsmouth H. .od Washington, c., plpe please
cURTIs-on Monday. Dec Il. Mn Sarah NJ Curtis aged 70.
TIE saeIa 81 axe aes he ,s;deoe Of is D"
EDGE-u JERSEY City, Monday Dee l6' Of osr pA nsuins
NOTICE Of nes hereafter
PowLgR-Ou SATURDAY, Dec a. Fowler niece Of the ate
ends are Invited to attend her funeral nom late
dsnc rs Leragtona'e Tuesday afternoon, al o'clock The
KESsgTF-suden the h nst Of ss,.e Of tie heart John
mi, si. are invited to attend his Pby-
Church corner Nns.een' "a "Wednesday tho 10th ast as
The memSe Of the National Academy Design AMI
rally invited % meet st the Academy Rooms az " O'clock
faaersi services John A.. tho Rev DL
T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor SECRETARY. M
MARLEY-Ou Friday 49, lsT2 Daniel Marley, the sd
The serl place bis te residence 81 " est rhnI-
ninth+t an wednesday, IS II ;ol ~
Af nss,s aud friends are '''' '''' '''''' '''
MASURY-Tn BroOkn Thursday Itch rst Lara Carleton, vie
OfJoa W. Maufy. In the 5lst of her
20 Mcntagget fharytsY 9h
Friends invited TO attend SiihoG further notice.
MUNDTA meaehip, T. Tr Jay evening" Dec - AnbrOss
MIIt ~ ia the SSth Of his age -
Rar t' aud is5s arc Especially Invited attend
RkEDOn MONDAY evening Dec 49, John Reid member Of he
aIIa Of John Reid Co. Mobile Ala. aged y ye.rs-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Mobile papers please copy.
sKAATS-Iu BrpoEyn on Sunday Bubeh Pearson ~idsu
OF David skasts. the 75ta year Of aer
and friends Of She deceased Invited 70 attend ne unsrs
om the house daughter Mrss C. Moves No of Crfibf
Hhls Brooklyn. Dec 10 al Jo o'clock The s2
b. .ake1 o Geneva Ontario Co.. Tor iEsrrment
STBRLINGAt Centre, Michigan, Dec - james S.ers
Ia ito 9th his Of he as William Sterling 81 tss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

One of the largest steam yachts IN tho
word il building at Greenpoint, l. J., for h. ~ snhih'
the stock broker Her dimensions Will be as foho"s
Length over ALI feet; breadth OF heaIn, n
feet; depth OF hold ia feet; burden, about 800 tuls
The keel is OF white OAK; the floors ~ white oak ana
live oak the top timbes OF live oak ana cedar INC
beams, ceilings, &C., will be Of yellow pine tbe
stachons viii be OF locust the plankng OF oas lha ~
other materials Of like excellent character Ihe DECK
planking viii be OF white pine three inches square heI
rig will be that Of a topsa schooner and she VIII have
two directactng propeller engines, with cylinders -
Inches In diameter and with stroke OF feet cnei.
She will be called the America, aud Win w read! iSr h.r
IpaealOsrg ia tVQg weeks,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
DON'T whisper iti Bal

Don't whisper IL; 20 quietly Ard purcAss on, Of rHs
"LGarRuxsIs8" DogssrIc" Ssviyu MOsHsN FOR Csns.
mas Present" daughter laGr feld machine yin
BE- furnished ss responsible pao' With Instructor lSAoa'
eaarse) .son application st
W S,:ossS, % 80. Sa' ss,s,. SsvYo
2g5 FULToS ST., BrO0Slyn
OM rschnss Of ohr sIeh2nye Asra.s wana
VIII ssy in 1879 10 building corner Of Broad
say anl FourtsentbsL, HeEYOrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
OBTTUAR
ARTHUR ID. wALLBRIDGE.

NNIIIUIl d " AIsI43'IFtEIV'I'
Arthur ID. Walbridge, a member Of the
ROohestc, se-, Satn-'i"y. lie "uS a
son OF s. d. Wabrdge. and was born IN Gaines, Orleans
County 1913, and graduated NJ Princeton IN 1857
AFTER devoting timo to journalism. he studied
law nd was admitted last year 70 the Bar.
He evnced poetic abilities OF great PROMISE, aud was
anthor among Others the known melodies, "Now
Law Me Down to sleep sleeping where the Daisies
Grow" Baby Meets Nc the Stairs" Gone" Inc
first Of these popular.
The unor member o the Rochester had passed resolu-
uoDs OF coincidence and respect 70 his memory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
THE SUICIDE MANIA.

Claude MeutaDges, age 80, committed sui
eide by shooting bnsef In the head with revolver al
Ills residence Nc 5J West Twentyeghth-st, last even
ing He was formerly wealthy shoe-deaer in San
Frsrcisco where he resided with his wife, FRANCHISE.
for about 20 years. -,
He came thence this city about two years ago, with
his wife aud their only child, boy now 10 years old
Nv nudciOus business and dissipation, no sub
.euuentY became reduced IN circumstances, and was
compelled TO do shoemakeFs work 10 support MS
family.
During the past week he had been constantly under
the Inueuee liquor. aud returned last evening from
nelghboring lager saloon intoxicated Upon his
wfc's demonstrating with him be placed the muEze Of
the revolver bis mouth. aud discharged the weapon
The bullet penetrated the BRAIN and he was removed 70
bellevue Hospital in a dying condition.
A we-tiressed ,uiidleagud man threw himself rom 4
Hoboken ferry boat yesterday intending TO commit sui
eide lie was rescued by the ug-bOat American Eagle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
HOME NEWS.
rRsrERasr AT DIcKISsOs's. IN PARK
ROW.
sAu.-JTo SOos-4oo 5p.a.-30' hidnzbt-n'
PROMINENT AKnIYALs.

mn deeHus HOtei-Rx Senator Mcdonald OF NJ
the Hon Homer Eeen ~ POpghksepde Thomas w. Con-
W j. comedian; william
Taunton and C. Morrill, Of 81 Ntc.oas Bot
Robert Col n Chicago q. Parker Of 1s BosA
Gaz,t mi Lahrop Of Warrington HeSsas Bous-,.las
H. Bromley VI Hartford, and Quincy A. shaw 81 Boston eo-
York Hol-JGlge j. n. Bell OF TeIal, and Nahum se'-on
Mssssrhusetta GRIND Csnrdt H0Dt-Jnlgs d. Beard
n T. stockcale Of retas
CiarDnfoB HoAVa II. Tlemlin and John Gou u hhanY:
g. Drum ani Major g. H. wkof u - Al
the Rev. " Roso' % Pr1de- ini the Rev 1rry Of onsh
egrt> Hof,fhs Hon. John of Philadelphia
,ssev oue-erator Me N Nevsda (Nr len the
eiv evening for Washington MsppoIaa IioI-seBator A.
IA Palmer Of AHelia n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
POLICE NOTES.

Alfred Brundage, age -, ogstermar Of No. go Full
died. The Abs yesterday 81 ielnan tenen lie lad been
DAYS bsere a charge Of DeGt larceny
James LAWYER Of No. % Charlt0n-st., during q
quarrel With J. Dalton o. tie AohaHk House. essef
the With pitcher nhich1< severe scalp
sDanc. He has not been arcfed
An inquest, yesterdaysn the case of David Man
ming he head FRIDAY With pistol
Ia he han H. 10 The shop Of the
aher No. 55 hdiye Ted exonrans ne boy
from criminal e b. policeman 20 be
holster and plsoe shelf Toe boy climbed 20
the self dsB the pV and was pynZ WITH 10 a. re me VI le
hDlTtu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
AN ALLEGED CHILD MURDER.

Coroner keenan, was informed by a private
phy.icn as evening" that Terrence Dolsn, laborer,
q, Iawrencs-st. Manhattanvllle, while drunk. last
Thursday night placed his son. only three years DID, upon
hot stove literally roasted the child 70 death aud
further that the body O the murdered child had been
hurled Under permit obtained from the Health Depart
menf by means OF false certificate Of DEATH Civ en- by
mother physician. . y. AL. -.
rihe ease buf, at late hour last Night no urtaer par
tlculars had been disclosed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
PERSONAL.

Prince Louis Murat, who was attached as
aide de- camp T. the deceased King or sweden remains
iu the same post near Oscar H. m
Mr. ". ID. Keith. late City Editor OF Inc
troy Why inherited from his father-rccenuy de-
ceased ir Eagand-abont sl9o,coa
The lately published life of Prof. Conington
states that he his letters at two years DID, ana
could read at Little more than three
The divorce suit of Wentworth agt Went"
,sortli-lhe plaintiff being Lord Byrous grandsoi-8l
b. brought into court In London.
Mr. Jean DOlfus, rich manufactures, al
Nuihoase celebrated his golden wedding By the ds-
FrDutiOu % $4,000 among his worf-peOpie
Viscount Lewisbam son of the Earl OF Dart
sn0ath Tari GrOsvenOr, and the Marquis OF staHord
have left England, on tour round the World
The grounds around the grave of the late
james Pis IT, al BrattlebOrO w. nave been carefully
iiid OUT sud ibciosed by a cur,-stOne or granite.
e The Star of South Africa the famous large
diamond freu the south African mines 6laze. IN the
orenet Of tho Countess Of Dudley IL is tGi cafats
The Rev. George Beecher nephew OF
Henry Ward Beecher has received call 10 the pas-
locate OF the First gtOnal Church III Cincinnati
several of the famous French authors are great
~ sge well as in intellectual achievement. GuizOt s
49, 1ers Girardn Il, Victor Hugo TO- and LegOuye g.
Cen. Thomas died in March, 1870. Sub
.eripti,ns FOR a monument his memory were asked
gor aud we learn that Trey have reached the sum
III $40.
In the Massachusetts coat-of-arms. on the
soldiers Monument az PittshelG-m made y Iu1t ThonIp-
-onshe head o. the Indian warrior authentic p0r-
.Trit 81 spotted Tail.
The Rev. T. VI. Atwood of Chelsea, Mass,
viii resieH bls oastOrate the duties ~ man
ne editor OF rae Christian Lcrder Of Ncw-Y0rN OF
slaeh the Rev. Dr. Chapiu Is editor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
lPs,ser Anrinlus.....D, W. Waller
MUSIC.

The New-York MendelssOhn Union will give
die Messiah on Christmas night at stenway hail,
with Mr.. Van Zandt Mas Sterling. MI. Simpson, and
Mr Waaney In the solo parts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
me WEA1HEE.
Wa. DEPARraBNT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER
MAsnINGrON. u. C., Dec. l0-l q. N.
:slioosts for ne sdsi iis,ni1-IeHr so"n.

~
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. lG-l a. N
ssitoosts for The sdsI fg,Hfg-foar h0Wr.
In the extreme Northwest and ON the western Lake
Superior the pressure has decreased, Niui sOathei
WINDS and clear very cold weather: but southWard va
bs Lower Missouri Valley, and sOuth-eastward over
Iake Michigan, and thence Ia Tenuetsee Northwestern!
WINDS cold and clear weather prevail.
In the lower lake aud Canadian regions n0rt.weslet
winds occasional snow, and partly cnudY wrathrFWlth
low baroinoter- in the Western ara Middle STATES le
barometer has risen, with north westerly and nVfth-
easterly Winds snow, and RAIN. ,,, 4,
In the Gulf and south Ailutc States northefy WINDS
increasing pressure. cloudy weaihtIi and "e@Aiohai
rain have prevailed. .,,,,
For the northwest and upper lake regions s"th'it
winds decreasing pressures. higher teMpeiatuits ana
partly cloudy weather viii prevail, and extend South
ward o. the Ohio River. g..
For Tennes.ee, the Gulf. and South Atlantic states.
higher pressures colder partly cloudy and eiraihs
weather. with nOrherly Winds Tor the lower ldA's a
canada north-westeriy Winds partly clouGy cola ana
For the Middle and Eastern States, north-~ettery
Winds higher pressures, lower temperatures p'"'hs
and clear weather. =, -..
Lake navigation having closed the display Of warning
signai. at TIE lake ports has been suspended Tor Tue
WINTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
RECEPTION OF rHE rwENTYrHRD REGIMENT

The annual reception of the 23d Regiment
40 ,he BROOKLYN Academy OF Music last evening.
very pleasant assembly spite vi the nclenency OF the
weather
The Interior OF the Academy was tastefuly decorsted
with ass and banners aud at tue back OF the stage was
grouping OF arms arpand the regimenti badge below
which flowers and evergreeus were arranged. -,
NE read ~ tbe Regiments under the leadership or L.
Conterno gave an excellent selection OF operate mnsl,
after which the door was gwen up tor uanenK' "oh
was Kept up until after midnight ,.,
the weather seemed TO have little enect IN deterring
~ ,he,n sboved that the attractions offered by the
'ru ENID third REGIMENT piut be very elective.
Among the military guests present were Cen W0odwaru
and ~ al of the lat Division, Gen. Merserole ana stan OF
shs nm Brigade, Col ward OF the 93d Regiment aud
col Austen OF the +7ti Regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

"REmARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE, are the
effect. OF I..poughs Pyreuc Saline in Preventing and
refresh ng aud inylgoratng. 6od by all chemists. 1nd
Tue Maker, ti3 iiOlbQgp It'll. L9niQn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

IL wild Cat s-Tbe Coal ConpsnT Of Mary'snd
bhag operations exposed rag cOAL E9S Bsc3kD
week Ready MsaSiS5. For sale az al TIC
reWals aad Oriers By NAL promptly
sle- MEsTERS COMPANY Publishers,
No. 81 PAXTON NcN-iOrk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

Harsh, Wrined skin sins the beauty o. youth " a1f
Con t" HA1AsD CAswELLs COP LIVER on 10 tho 0ea
10 % lrsaA. pure and I0eet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

Laughing Exhibition.
DR will exhibition OF bAUGhSg dAS a. sue Cope,
fnsA,lte eary Ia JalgarY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

DO not Vail TO Read The witasss to-day. Special al
tentioB invited . SECOND PAgE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

AIady like Mad. Lncca always the fs,hon In ART She
PSOs" and thinks item tbs best he void j.
BAUzR Co. 80 BrJaJsay, sell them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
NdRRTEU

DO not Fail to Read The Witness to-day. Special ~
ertOu invited - SECgSD PA0E.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

Drop-y among Affected BY ae preViDg nasdy VII never
issss lAGIc on used cuna the disease Ia ise 80.
prevents ean horse will manifest ts gsois aief
wsarg hours' Of RESSzs MAGIC OL Try IL Joss
Bxya Agent N L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

CHBN-PIERSOH-o lIih the Fist Presbrein Chsres
Iona he Rev Pieraon BsEery Cse~ Of Mes foEks
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