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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
Mem Publications.
TIIE PRACTICAL MAGAZINE
FOR MARCH.

CONTENTS
SIR JOSIAH MASON. with Portraitl
THB COMMERCIAL AND MANUFACTURING NDtsIhi w
RUSSIA.
FRENCH PORCELAIN.
LONDON FOOD SUPPLY By James Greenwood tic An'teu
TiiE IRON AND MINERAL TRADES oP THB NORTH OF
LORD BRABAsoNs REPORT on THE INDUSTRIAL cosDI'
TON OF FRANCE 49,. -. - o,,,n,
FISH CULTURE IN THE UNITED STATES
FUEL BCOSOMIZER.
with many other papers great Islue, amply illustrated
PRICE, 81; so YEAR.
- For sale by Booksellers and NeSsdealers Sent postpaid onie
eep Of price by the Publishers,
JAMES II. OSGOOD 6 Co., BOSTON.
RPDUTTOS Co.. 73 Broadway. NewYorl, Social Agents for
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SAFETY, SPEED .s4 ASR gr|osNsPoRI. ~
a Ss' sS'" %ss. t ss: f f,S. i ss
VII CrTT op sgw-YoRK. .rA
-rb- CITY Os t&arTTFS * sos r.
Fer No. Sors aSsI oS q Cn sss %ss s'et a re.
Is ss y f't tss sf'ss s 10 s
Beston, Hartford, and Ene Railroads 'f az
ss r. $ sT. "s''1 ana ' for ''s'' 'S s:sss
Es~Yorf, Jane 9. isI2 $1,000 49,. As1'
STONINGTON LINE--Great Inside Ro.,,-
iSI ~, SS,,es va s'0nr''0 ana r'eH', Is ss a.
STONINGTON AND NARRAoANsp,..
nav: r 80 sss Of S'. .se ss ~ ~ s a.: ;s s
OT fegbt at tue Lowest raies, app sPef g. sof nvss
la Preston, stoass.oa Z S., :, SsasP S.1
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY 10,
rHoyJ ,1,s g. sn PPo IS. 4 -, ws2,SRcEsrER
6..' a.. s s3sT9S ss To PpssooyyBsscg "a
Fsat At o0,si,at. CoSDscI Poyrs, VII Bso
Prov. Wocesser r K TOR al n Eag uss a. '
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hon.
Catherine 81 ?. At " SOon. tSuRdsss eEseosed, s'''
EOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &e.--F,,.
- o. steamers leave Peel-sp ior ss-hlyen is a. 4
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
NORRIS AND Essex DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE 70 Water Gsp. Suoadsbpr,
amtoo Syracts., Oswego WITHOUT CHAsGE oy 60
Depos in New York loot Of Barclay ,nd foot
s:lOa m BROAD GAUGE RXPRkSS TRAN va boo,t,. p I'd
directly tDugb from NesYork % ScanUn Bngh.m, 49,
Cortland aud Syracnss without change
Chester X. r. at NsterlOo With r. AZ
ard Is. K K ioI Kingston. WlAssbarts. Pittston
IT'S a. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Al D.nrn4 a p
Branch at Dover Eiih Chester Branch S,
for AndOyer and Newton al Washington with The D.
Water Gap sroodSburg Bend Bpeh,a,.. -
Syracuse and at PhlpsbaY with Leheh m I
Valley X. r. for I'll points on those roads -
1900 u, PHILLlPSBURG EXPRESS stops At Nsss Ma.
horoVn, sDd intermediate stations eonafets Al Waterloo So.
Railroad; PhhpsbuH with Bl Del r. r. for BsEsrt f -
and Susquebanns r. r. and Lehgh VALLEY for Bed h.s a.,
400 D. IN. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Psisr-, A..
BoOnton directly through to Scranton and Bgbanion
change pnnc pal stations
Chester r. K, and AT Waterloo Nth SUSSEX R r.
3:10 EASrON EXPRESS az Dover With Cbs-t,
At Waterloo With SUSSEX X r. and At Ppbgg vita Lhr ,s4 ~,
quehanna r. r. and Lehigb Valley for Bethlehem Asss.
Readre. Harrisburg. and the West
s:2O HACkEI TSToWN EXPRESS connects VIII Ce,:d
and With Sussex r r. for Andoyer Newton. aud Frankb
$50 D. u. DOVER EXPRESS
For hoRRIsToWS. 7l5. 9:lO. ll01 Rn n. ~. IN -
For SUMMIT a. 7:i; 100 9lo leIO sad iO n 80 ID
90 5:21 500 $50 aud 3D. 0. N .l,, 81. - .
FOR ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE IT'S 7J gao 80. Nn
ard 1880 m ITO, l:3o, 35O i:O 80 $50 oo $50 80 20
FOR NEWARK a. 7.l5 1880 80. $50 slo 80 'i,m na
Hoo a M and 1880 H.. 'llo roo. '&3o. $40 3.a ga
80. 40 4 so $40 So. $50 $500 aQ 1890 .ss -
M Trans marked stop a. East Ne~aTk
Leave NsW-York for BLOOMFIELD sad h0STCLAlR at "a
aS9 snd - a IN. and 200, $3.50, 40 ~ nv ,od 800
' A REASONBR. SoDersDzasss
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Now Ready.
vNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,
Carr,iping PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE.

LEYi s'so, 80 -, III. IN . s..,;.,.. .,
The United States than nualy fa Of
p.e t The United SaeS Of Commerce and Mauuisc-
ts an. M,unfcires Wooden Goods 1905 foresn
Commere of the United and Great Bnn complete state
% .f hs Pablo Debt United States; United states Ooyen
ueu Cabinet Supreme Court Ministers to Foreign Courts &c Se
Congress, politically classified; Fonyhd CONFESS as
bos Staining aud Of Senate and House OF
the Union Populations Cspa GOVERNOR
rme, of holding Elections. and meeting Legs siues
Election Returns carefully prepared OF the Vote Tor PRESIDENT Con
m,n Governors 1914 Compared with former hiectobs
the Presidential Elections the y
Election Washington the seon Election OF General "n
Iso Ie National Party 1871 much other inter
eslng information.
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In two or three weeks, Hearth and Home
begins the publication of new serial story by Mrs.
Abby Morton Daz author OF the William Henry Letters
etc. Unlike her previous works, this is story for
grown people.
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CTONlNGTON LINE.--Great Inside p
~ for Bostoa StoaihgoO and Providence M. . "ate
Wheel sea. going steamers - @+
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANsp,o,
leave Pier 80 foot Of Jays. si5p dads tsTsot s,d.
passengers Boston 10 ample time r ne early tfss b, sa
Or height at tue loves. ra.s, sTpy tPsf g. sor Hyss
a. b. > BARCocK
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gn5trntnon.

4 SCHOOL and HOME for young BOYS.-E
N KINDS A. ", Pdncpai Hampstead l. L
A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, \: w. Spring
RLAIR PRESBYTERIAL ACADEMY,
lap.or advantage. o os sss, spne open.
ass = Sn 5q c"t.osue STEVENS NJ Principal
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTl-
- TUE SewHaveu Conn-Prpsof To Couese tue Seennfe
summer session begin. April 3 1873. ----
CLANERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON
Y RIVER INSTITUTE. ~ Caverss " u for both setsi lo'
furnished o"' % Instructors S'''' Ai6S d S' fScK Fts.sa
EEMALE INSTITUTE. WHITE PLAINS,
i September 18th. Mn. r. b ssAkLEs Principal
u s IAN 'n GoSS, YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL
Pupils vi. be received March 10
For catalogue. apply TO Principals NJ. AIRY , cu.Sr
GARDINER INSTITUTE for Young Ladies,
~ No 90 Hahsve. Rev. Dr. and Mr. C. h. GARDINER Pm
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
" dic, Bridgeport Conn Aldre., Miss EMILY NELSON.
HENRY w. SIGLAR,s FAMILY SCHOOL for
Bofs 5 oi n wH S9oT for .9SfaS' Advantages -Four
uOME SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
i i sir.tor, tom. Address Miss ELIzABETH WHEELER
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS;
send iof c,reulsE aRM NoSk A. NJ tPhrcrals
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Address Rev. p. ). JACKSON NJ A.. Principal
NINE DE VALENCIAs INSTITUTE for
IVA Ladies and Children West onehundIea ana 'nrne,h'
oo T p,@p Si P.nns a' and II pSs Of E@sros us
educated abroad through Madame have
Europe Send for prospectus Will reopen SEPT u IsL
MISS III. VI. PARKH URSTis HOME SCHOOL
TERN vii eoSSsDes MoSDAY, APRIL i. -
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
NI Plains NY o, WILLIS, Ph. D.
I'm THE 1ST of MAY the Fort Washington
" French Institute for Young Guiensn VIII be hEMoVEp 10 me
,p,ou. PREMISE OIL Mrb One hundred snd
Esbise ROsd PRbvosT ueces.o Lepnasse Provost,
SCHOOL for little boys For circulars aud references
please address Mr. NJ. 4. READ. Hartford Cohn.
bennington Institute 0Or both sexes, Penning-
Il ton J-Tems reasonable Address LAsHEh Principal
DAME Business Colleges. Use Bdway, juno
lion 6tsv. dows,owHe2 DOvt Bookkeeping Arh Gramr &C.
NASSAU COLLEGE, Poughkeepsie, n. "
equipped eoeg for 10 the World One million dol
phc professors aud arpaa,a. complete Careful proys
ion maize health moral ,eAl culture aud log everything
eoyns ali srsnses Of tuition board light aud washing
.sp, separate 0nrscuos hse P.,HSsE aud Riding
Pail session SEPT a.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
o BoAkDisG SCHOOL N,
n"'s boy, x iSI.,SHs hssl a. Christian MEN
Rar., teaching Ses%sp's.. S.s'fs.'S S 90. yo,uy
EOR SALE or RENT-The property occu
"'S =" wv r. n PIERcg 4 sisTERs Bristol Penn
Qeatbfrs.
a. s.,o, al al =, ;t,ta "A Rond az annuiiaa
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ITST PUBLISHED :

lust PUBLISHED
y THE TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. T. ready eopaus
y f reports Of Mr. WEISS Shkopeare ard
Sea Lectures the At the National Academy
careful abstract Of Argonauis Of 9 and verbatim re-
production lecture The Pilgrim Fathers IS Men
Of Business. Single copies eIraona sheet sent By mail
ios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
CRIE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangem

ERIE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement q
II Trains effect Jaa. ~, lCa From ChaDssnsst pp "a
Zj-st uoe belOvl
70 Buffalo andSl Sleeping Coaches % deslnanon
lam-EIpress Ms for Buffalo and Nisg'n Pals DuvhfRsa
Coaches Susqueznns aud Sleeping Coaches 70 destlits
D. 10 D.lg Cincinnati abd Chicago Night Express Ns,rg
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cincinnati, lqs
Chicago without change
Additional Trains leave for
Port Jervs g. 9 II and sl1:lS .. NJ, 4.1 snd '5p.m-
Goshen and MddeOwu. 80, 3, 1890 II ani 'li;is 70
t:.D and III p IN. 80.
Negbnrgh w: % 9 and u a $3.50 and An ..
sugeD I:J0 g. 1870 u AID ~ Is s:JJ, s. 't:c = 81
RI,eesood Hobokus AleBdae Ransey's t7o ft.S L.
slI:I a No.. 800, s, 6, 1890, a0i ~ 30 p
Paterson 6.45 40 g. 1890 10 II. fl3 roop, TO
$50 4 s. Sis, o. b;J0, -. 4. 10 and II 30 p.
Newark 15 g IS and II 30 ant 9:0, 5l3 ssi eGrH
Ruherfurt Park Passsic 6t5. $50 $780, TO- IL Hho-.
sEIS $50 T. &l5, O. go, 3. ~ and alJ0 p m.
Hidllc Hackenssek and WAY els. and i&iS A. L"hA"
Spring i Valley and way and sl5 1875 i'hdsp I'd
RsaesOod S. rs 70 sod 80 a n E0 ais AIS - 80 %
and s7:i5 .. IN. and " Ms. 60.
Cressk 1: issDd9:1o n, 100, &l3 t5 $780, eS"S's
o. m and ~ Mid 49, "a, "a, -, -.
Sparkl, s. 7t5, ~ and SGD a. H. lJJ Jl' fiIa - ~ ~
and ": - .. W. and ~ Md. 90. 800.
6:JD and T. :i5 .. ~, 'nd ~ MI. ,-,,.--,--
R-Trans leaving Ch1inbeTst. even or hsh fnr ne
TertyLnst earlier than above tine Tie "a A. ~
il.g0 n m and u Mid Train IRON ChSmherst only
RTns on the n. X r. aud Newark Branch eaunr ass'e
Al on quarter hours, leave Twenty tlEdsl " nnl 'af m
r. for massage and for apartments Drawing Room se,sf
Coaches can Obtained and Orers Tor the eh-eg adj i'"F
R,gg.ge nav he lett n COlp4nrs oceI ~ an ~ hnS
W. cor tTsntylitts ST and ThnsEs 4Asenh
hotels. ., ..c-... S.. -.
DAILY. t>undsys only ,,,,u, tuo.eeh Nul..'s
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VIZ n. WEED, General Ticket Ateat
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

IL
i Trains New.iorE iroH foot OF Dcsbrose' aS'
Pipes. for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and S'ni 81
man Palace Cars s,taehei 80 u, ;. And $50 , H.
goE Baltimore Washington and South at sa n spa
dsg 9:o3 y. N. ,se So "a u
Y nIeht SUNDAY b. 800 aud 9;,J D. n
For Phils.. via Kensngt0n. AZ =. n aud r N
Fmicsant and second cis-s. s:lA D. IN . ,,.a ~ isaa
10, Newark At 6 63l = 7:iO. GO T. 10 H. lsNa v" ga
30 B. 40 $40 400 $40 jbn $3.50. SOL eIO ~" o. ~
a mo- 90 Il D. m SUNDAY $50 O. 8iO, and "a 10, ma
For Elizabeth 81 = T:p 3, $40, 10 II lspAe - "a
4 2:3 3 3:b0 $40 4 4;l0 s;50. $40. I'D 9;9o, " NV
40 10 il:D u D ID. Sunday $50 6, and $40 n ~
For Rah~ay D. $50 l. S:ln gs and 10 J.. a9S' a. 81
gu 3.aO alu 40 $40 SO, $50. 8, 60 ~, SiW w
night SUNDAY. : %. spt 600 y. m 40 80 ~
For Woodbridge and Perth Anboy and ~ n -'
sud So D IN. "a IN ,.p 50 "
For East Milestone q ~. u 4:lO sid 5'Eop u
For Lambertville and Ftemington 3 a n aud y u
FOR Phil psbuTg aud Beyderr, and p "a - "a sa
Accom-. Tor BoTdentOwn. Burlington, and OanSs9i -
1880, = J, $40. 4 sud y
FOR Freehold, :. a. m. ? aud p m 49,.
For J,n-sburs Pember.on camden. A. M: JiNP - tEsu
Trsp. srnye a. follows; From PusbuSo o.N' -. Wsaf
daily l0;lla IN and ga D. ~. daily, eIeep herl -
ton and B, mere AS lO:lz n m suns a.. 80 80
PhiIaielph,a sal $50 lO:l4 llO4 ll:4 q NJ, EiN ~
N. Sundsr. sci. o;5l IL % a. ,.. Ma 1 t,tsf Be-
rsset On,c-s sa 4l5 Ut eH BrosiSsTi 70 oar ~
,n loot Of Desbrosses and CogtlAuctss hmg' - p, 400
Battery place ~ H. pV'"'
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sD.ly tSundsys only 'fGoshen >nrdsfs ot1
D'"' JNo n. ABBOTT. General Pssa str Asssl
NEW YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-WN-

~
~ TER ARRANGEMENT, taxing effect Dec q s'--P'ss's'
depos foot . CorIlandt and DeshTosses-sts - a..
for NewDu1ham and Maywooi T. s:le, 1850 80 ~
6:lO. and 1850 ?. 10. am 49,. ~.
dvk, Z 9:l0 lO:sO a. NJ; l. 80. ASA, 6;3p LED m
Fnr RID eErl Park BogoS Rochelle Du1er LAKE M'f''E "
Riyet side. : 1851 a. m; l. -. $50 5:s0. ll;V p n
tor Wycson Pompoa. sbd Aonc4 Junction !. gu WV -
g3l $40. $50 ?. NJ y.--.-l...
o:lU 1880 J. I'd. $50, S:Jo p IA. -, 49,.
FOR Smu Mills. Chsrotsbmgh, stockholm. SuIsioss offF
buro and Quarryyle. :. go a. N. i:D y. N "a.
For Newfoundland Franklin Hamburger, DeckertoEt NuG'
West Town johnson, Slate n, hdilet0Sn and boonL tA'
$40 .. m. $50. 1879 o. 10. d., ,...-v.s,
Tor Pin. Bub Wursboro Palsburgh, Monticello L'e'i F1S
and klleuvllf. eO a. w.; SD " ~. -. a.
RPTURNING-Lssve Liberty Falls at s:@ a Hi - ~
FlI.o,gle. 7:g5 H. 25 hullc;Osn, 800 "a 20 -
O. m West Boomingiale T. 500 oO4 N mofs' 81
.25 7:l7 g. l.23 2J1. 45 t5S 1879 2 M f-ss $3.50
81 IS g:ls' y y a.. 251 a:t us tl:ll 2 m 80. Al.
ARRIVING IN NETWORK At 49, ., $40, lU;@ r. i%''''
MoYTCLIIR DrvISION-Triins lesve NeEIforf' o' 'e'S
al Desbrosses-sts.; d, -. a,o.r Gfta
F,r Nobtelair and intermediate sfatoIs $50 p m 'h's
aud 4:lO y N. ..,. -- -. 49,. 1919 p,.tsss.
docs beyoad Bloomngonish,- no,cr ,s s-s.,tt
MI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-03
STATE <sE NAME.
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.

STATE O! MAINE, LAND OFFICE,
BANGOR, May ~ 1913.
- Office j. ACeby given that the following town
y ships OF tracts OF land, situate IN the count
81 Franklin rt apart for sale under tie provisions
ri the Revised slatutes, Chapter j. Sccson 81, will
be sold agreeably 10 the direction Of the Governor
and Councii, on Monday, the iirst day Of Scpteln.
her NEXT, 81 u o'clock noon, at the Land Oniec in
Bangor, by sealed proposals. e. be received at any
time previous To- ,aid time of sale, no proposals IL
perceived uhle-s ten per cent. o. the minimum
pnce j. paid into TIE Land Office with The propo- al
The following i. a ii-t Of the lands Ia be sold Is
aforesaid, with the minimum price per acre for
each, VIZ;
Township number Three N Hansc Rive, west OF
Bngham'~ kenuebec Purchase tHr minimum price
fixed hojng - cents per acre.
hIl that pert ofioWuehip No. THc", Range SIX.
lying ithin the limits Of The state, t.ic minimum
price fixed therefor being - cent per acre,
All that part oi township number Two. in Range
Seven, lying within the !Hits ut the state, the min
hnln price fixed therefor being twenty cents per
acre.
Payment 10 he male n follow, VIZ: One-third
OF the purchase money IN cash, Including the ten
per cent. Of the minimum price deposited and the
ball nee by notes for three equal sums, payable an
nually, in one two and three years, Respectively,
with interest and bond " ith sufficient surety Tor
the payment Of fair stumpaee at all timber to he
cHt thereon, to be applied to the payment of the
notes. Deeds TO he conditional in the usual form
al state deeds.
PARHER y. BIRT.y,I(tI,
mW21- &wtscpu Land Agent.
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"DsYCHoaIANCy or SOU CHARMING
AGENTS WANTED.
It1ST hDnlsTl CAST EDRiFT!

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u 4 companion to the famous 'rhrec Years in
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How to BeaalIlY the ComE!eyiDn.

heart OF woman it is the desire to he beautiful
THE wonderful reputation of GEO. W. I.AIRD's
'BLOoM OF YOUTH" is very justly deserved.
For improving and beaulifying the skin ii is un.
doubtely the best toilet preparation in the world.
1t j. composed Of entirely harmless materials, and
while the immediate effects to render the kin 4
beautiful creamy white, it viii after few applca.
lions, maize it soft, smooth, and beautifully clear,
removing all blcmishes and discolorations.
This delightful toilet preparation has been severe
IL tested by the Hoarl of Health of New lolk City.
Dr. Loais \. Sayers, aner carefully examining the
~ i. uL.Iln ~ he ahnAc LinarI. nInNMlnrnI
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CIT IN AGENTS profits per week. VIII
% E.UU prove it or forfeit 500. New articles
last patented. samples sent free to all. A1lt"ss
". II. CHlDES1tk 20 BroAdway,N y. y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-03-18

become the tyrant Of Vermont ladies'.
The Vermont giil was already prepared
for meeting, OF u funeral, with an amount
Of fixing that her grandmother would
have thought a sin, and not have been 50
far from right One Of the greatest op-
portunitcs of Vermont farmers was, their
ability to improve easily and cheaply
their naturally beautiful scenery, and
their landscape gardening, few trees here
and there, especially about that spring
bubbling SO clear and fresh near the
house, altering to graceful curves some Of
the sharper angles ia the roads and fences
about the place would be an easy and
cheap way Of adding much of beauty and
refinement in the air Of country resideu-
ces. ~ thing Of beauty is a thing OF
10Y" as we'll on farm as in an art gall
lery, aud the farmers life shodld not be
bereft Of its beauty and poetry. All
men seem to have an ambition to become
farmers at some time.
The last and greatest opportunity Of
farmers was that for mental improve
ment.
The average Vermont farmer gives to
his farm life less time than any other
class of business men, but great deal is
lost by his not realizing the value of
time. If he would only use the shavings
Of his time, he would acquire foi,dne
of learning but he has whole slabs and
even logs that arc lost.
Culture was always attained by some
hardships in studying and thinking, but
il rightly understood a change from men
al to physical labor was rest for both
bodily an mental fatigue.
Vermont farmers your mode Of life has
more opportunity Of blessing, and more
for good than any ether people. What
Vermont needs is the iufusng Of new and
intelligent life into cur farms, which he
hoped to see by our most intelligent young
men staying on our farms
We think all who listened to the ad.
dress Of President Buckham, were con-
WINGED that we have the right man at the
head Of our Agricultural College, one
understanding in the broadost sense the
opportunities Of Vermont farmers, and
eminently fitted to guide the youth under
his care and develop their minds and
characters into a broad and noble man
and manhood with capacity to cnnoble
elevate, and adorn the future homes and
rural life Of Vermont.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-03-18
.EARM FOR SALE

The gu Asa Preston farm, on Munger street. in
Middlelury, containing ! ID acres Of choice land
in the home farm and a wood lot Of n acres. w.
ing n mile and half from tho homo arm, in the
town of Bristol, Tho buildings consist Of a
dwelling house ! stories high nearly now, two
barns onevth cellar, co feet long, in good con-
dition and another barn f.w rods away. The
farm l. w,ll waterel, has very nice young fruit
orchard, and a sugar orchard on tho wood lot.
BENllAM PRESTON.
Milllelury, W., Feb. II, 1873 tsi5w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-03-18
makes THE WEAK STRONG,

TIE fc3WUjGn Syrup, % Protect
90 solution Of the PrOtoride OF =
iron. as so combined as to hdlS
5ilo character of d71 dtin,e1t,
CdsjiD djgcsted AMI dssinaiJ(x
9Cith The blood as the SIM
JOOd. 1t increases the qs,sf
al Natures OWn "
AOcNi. IRON IN the bl
cores "U thousand His
DVI'Oni!3O APP, MciDOT
It0ti2il4g the SyStcm. ID AZ
sichcd and CitGtjSed 6Id5ts per-
lieItcs ccely lurt Of The OOdy,
"epGtrjlsD damages and aC0ste,
Gc0TChjnD O9tt morbid secrc-
lions, and tearing nothing for
disease to feet 2ipOp.
tbs IS the secret Of the aCOn-
0olTW success of this remedy la
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhca, Eoils, Nervous Affections,
Chllls and Fevcrs, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
d9ld al diseases originating ii1
q Dad state of the blood, or &C.
conapGnied 6y debility or q Io,o
state of The system. Being free
from 4Htcohot. in any form, its
energtSinD effects are not fol-
(oaccd OU corresponding Te0c-
zion, dut are permanent, infit-
cling strength, rjGOr, oi,sd a,c,v
Ute i,lto al p0rtG oftho system,
end building Hl) an IRON CON-
Stitution.
1NouSG;1s hare been changed
bV tic 1sc OF this 1'emedy, from
eccdi;, sichfy, suffering creo-
tHpcG, to strong. heoltRU, 03:d
H0ppy UccR and 7c0meH; amt
i.rutitis cGFpot rc0sONUJlVhes-
e{dtc 10 gjec IL q trial.
See tR0t cdcN bottle h0s PERU
WAN SYRUP Jloic31 Ia tie glass.
Pamphlets h'rce.
Z. e. p;NSEo7E, Proprietor,
No. - Dcy 81, Now York.
sold ll.~ Ip-rt...-i-ta generally.
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CHILDREN CRY ron PircnER's CAsIoRiA. - A
substitute for Castor Oil 1t assimilates the food,
cures Wind Collie, aud causes natural sleep. 1t
does not contain morphine, is pleasant to take,
never grpes and mover fails. The best physic
known. ~ 2m
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COrns.

NOy,r1c How they sting, throb, ache smart
wa 1AS' and burn upon our feet In vain
we beg, we threaten, we curse, we flourish the
sharpcst knives above their heads, we burn we
cat, hack, hew and fell, and still the pesky corns
remain thing Of misery. Useless are entreates
tears, curses groans; nothing can remove our
corns but Briggs Alleyiator and Curative, a sure
cure for Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails and all
aiimeni of the feet. sold by druggists.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-03-18

S1UUU catarrh Headache, 'o or ''' Neu urai ia
which cannot be cured with Briggs Alovantor,
pleasant, agreeable and never-iailing remedy, if
used according to directions. It's a now combin-
alton Of the most reliable ingredients known .for
eubduing the various diseases for which it is rec
commended. Sold by druggists.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-03-18
VALUABLE VILLAGE PRorERrY

The property ON Pleasant Street occupied by
the late Mrs. William Slade, is offered for sale,
and upon such terms Of price and payments as to
furnish great inducements 70 the purchaser
Enquire Of II, NJ. SLADE, or Hon. JonN w.
STEWART. 35;u
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-03-18
C0rns,

CoY,z,e Duniuns Bad Nails, aud other dis
WI &Aoj cases Of the feet Scrof .lous and
Generous llumors Piles, etc, skllfully treated
at the Great Central Healing Chiropodical Insti-
tute, No COZ Broadway, New York. DIR. j.
BRIGGS Co, Propriotors. Sold in Middkbury
by Case Rider, W. NJ. Day; in East Middle
bury by II Persons, Mrs. A. =. upper, j. p.
Champlini in salisbury by Waterhouso 4 Thorn
rs, dolly
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Piles,

D.Iac INTERNAL, EXTERNAL. BLEEDING OR
y AAO0S lrcnlNG.--The intense suffering occa-
stoned by the distressing disease, in its various
forms, Is known only to those who are uniortun-
ate enough to be awictod with it. The sleepless
nights, the uncomfortable days, the haggard looks
of tho sufferer bear witness of the intensity of the
pain experienced when troubled with this prevail
ing disease. The success # Briggs Pile remedy
as positive cure is unequaled in the annals Of
medicine. Relief is immediate when used ms d.
roeted. The mmen.e demand for this great rem
cdy Is unparalleled. Thousands are using it with
the most satisfactory results. Sold by all drug
gists.