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EXCURSIONS.

THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAM YACHT Gov
j ERNOR'S ISLAND leaves Custom House pier st tke
Battery every hour from A. NJ until r. NJ, daily fof
Governors Island. Fare lSc. each May. 49,"
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only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,

THE GENERAL TRANSATLANIlC COMPANY'S NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAvRE CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this favorite route for tho
Continent will sail from pier No 10 North River as fol-
ST LAURENT Lache Saturday, Nov 20
PEREIRE Danre. ........". Sntrday Dec l3
PRIcE OF PASSAGE. IN GOLD onciudilg wine,.
S 10 BREsT OR HAvRE. "i'S''
First cabin, SIPS second cabin, $75.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
American travellers going 10, or returning fronl, the
transit by English railway and the dscomorts Of cross
pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent s. broadway
IIoR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
j. other points in England and Wales.
@ The sss Msss As w o n
road wharf Jersey City, foows:-
GLAMORGAN to follow
cabin $55 currency; seeragc, $50 currency Prepaid
certificates from Cardiff S currency Drafts
for 81 and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO, Agents,
IL Broadway. New York.
N AiioNAA Line NOTICE
This company takes the risk of insurance (p 10 sl0
in gold on each oil its steamers thus giving
ihe pest possible guarantee for safety and avoidance OF
The most souherly route has always been adopted by
this company to avoid Ice aud headlands
Td FrSm RleTs NS 4 and T9rth Riyer
EGYPT Wed dec TO- l0A.M SPAIN, Sat, Dec, 20 , FM
FOR LONDON DIRECT. !. ,,w
HOLLAND Thomson. SATURDAY. 0ec rs ~ = es, a.
Cabin passage, so $50 ss currency steerase w
currency Return tickets At reduced , os rates
Apply at the o0mpany' 0i'S e. J. HURST, Msnager
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and fri.Meekly to Richmond.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier 81 North River foot OF Beach street. steam.
ers leave daily at r. NJ for Norfolk, and passenger
steamers for Norfolk City Point and Richmond on Tues
Through bills ladng and passenger tickets issued -
all points South and Southwest via Virginia and TenncS
see Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points aud
by steamers Norfolk for Newbern and WaShli gton =
~ @nu o'''i po1 Ofice ls7 Greenwich street.
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HERALD SUNDAY 187a-QUADRUPLE
SALES At AUCTION.

- AWNBROKER's SALE TIL THURSDAy.-JAMEs AGAR
Aucuoneer III SELL at 80 New Bowery. so lots Of
nnhss nndercothes Blankets, Quilt, Sheets .pread,
men by order A. r. samuels, B35 Grand street,
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DARE OPPORTUNITY LARGE FURNISHED OR
III uRiurnshed House, successful five for board
ers whole part all improvements; 20 rooms; near
66S seventh avenue.
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A LADY HAVING TWO NICE FURNISHED ROOMS
"A would let one or part 10 lady who was engaged
out during the day, who would like a quite
able home at low price Call at $50 Second avenue ior
three days Ask for DRESSMAKER.
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ytisd street; Just put in order and ready for
s nysr saoon: rent very E Will nv ip nit;po
building
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GREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DlhECE
The steamers of this line will sail from pier IL East
River folows:-
wednesday.
GREAT WESTERN, stamper. ....... Wedneday, Dec. "a
Cabin assage $40; Intermediate, $45; steerage $50
currency; excursion tickets, $l20.
Apply TO the Agents 10 South street
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DINE LOFTS, 5OX1oo WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM
power to let: suitable for light turing pur-
poses - aud 81 Wooster street.
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NICELY FURNISHED BACK PARLoR, SUITABLE
IN dentist physican's efice also twosmal fur.
nished Rooms, without Board. 29 East Twelfth
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ITO LET-TERMs REASONABLE FURNISHED
Rooms, to gentleman and wife a small family all
complete for housekeeping Apply at no. Dominick st.
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gV0 IET-IN THE TAYLOR BUILDING,p CORNER
Park flace and Greenwich street. Offices of every
sizc suitable ior lawyers commission merchants, agents
Sc also small and tasteful store, with large plate
windows suitable whoicsao or retail; also very de-
sirablc corner Basement Apply the premises, from
n. 10
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LNRENCH FLAT TO LET--ON SECOND FLOOR, WITH
IL all modern improvements; cheap rent; nice house
ii2 West Thirty-nth street. Ring No bell Tor house
keeper.
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OK WEST TwENTY-sEvENTH srREET-HAND-
~ somcly furnished second story front Room to let
WITHOUT board 10 gentleman only Strictly private
family. Terms S15 week
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DARE CIANCE--HALF PART OF STORE 9nu
IN Broadway, corner OF Twentieth street. to let By the
week
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

A T 23l EAST THIRTEENTH STREET-COMFORTA-
N bic tu width Room, well furnished. modern im-
pr yements, large closets; small Room adoining house
well heated good restaurants in neghborhood location
central
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ftoRNER sTORE-RETAlL MEAT, TEA, FRUIT
~ erocers, Cigar, Shoe, oyster dealers examine; In
complete order good location; possession Apply
TO the ov nor at l07 Barrow street.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

4 SYMPATIfIzER.-We of the .1r
gas and Patriot have one sympaihi.
2cr being deprived of IN exchange
With "the bird of freedom" ut West
Randolph, az is shown 10y the fol-
lorHg from the st. Albans .liessen
G1;
periodical Pill" Ripley, as the
argus and Patriot calls him. sin e
@Icsumcd the proprietorship Of the
oIause County Eagle bias been Sciz
tdNlth a fit OF, economy, and taken
The Messenger off from his list Ct
exchanges. We presume he has
served other papers the same way,
as he don't need many exchanges to
assist him in getting up a column
or two of reading matter, which is
ABOUT the average quantity he was
wont to serve to his readers during
DIS former administration. We re
SIet that =. !. has got possession OF
'Ac Edgte again, TOR he will be quite
sure to turn it into "A patent medi'
'he circular, and certainly the peo'
P'e OF sscction deserve something
oelter' Nearc reluctantly compel
VI &c search the Eagle from oul
pAyiahSe list, hut il is Ripley's fault
'0' ours.- Irgss.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

A New ENGLAND FARMER
RYE Illlotson of Oxford one of the
uON extensive farmers and dairy
n mF4 IN Ne England, has a farm
y, a0out 10000 acres in the valley
VII VI me Connecticut river He keeps
Nv cows. and made 100 cheese
I'eFsaslng 40 lbs each. Last Fall
"a % ia'tened and sold As hogs and
i ~ saoteS. The old hogs averaged
H.. .Do ies. He had 90 acres of corn
o .Ie past season, and fed to the hogs
@ @o0 1000 bushels. He cuts about
NV IONS of hay. He has an appa-
a ,",1S Tor steaming his corn fodder,
Iu also steams about $50 tons of
o"s s annually, making a saving of
co "e-'hiTd, as he says, 10y this pro
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A PURSE or $4,000

Will also DO given for the four year old colts
bv this horse, to be troited for. best three in
five in the Ia.l Of 1877, during the Annual
Fair held at Bradford; half mile heats. goo
for the first horse, $l25 FOR second. 800 Tor
third. $50 for fourth, 50 FOR fifth. Entrance,
per cent.
TERMS-$l0.00 to insure II foal, payable on
mares proving with foal. $500 for the sea
son, payable in advance, or whet asked for.
Should the horse change hands, the above
purses shall be guaranteed as a condition of
the sale,
Good pasturage for mares coming from, n
distance. All accidents ana escapes at own
ers risk. C.B. MCCRILLIS, Prop.
70 e. 81 Leonard ST., New York, and 20 New
ark Avenue. Jersey City.
u. f. McCRILLIs, Agent.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

Shreveport, La, il being fright
fully devastated by the yellow fever.
Every iuhabitaut who could get
away has departed. he stores are
shat, the telegraph Office rlosed.and
to complete the isolation Of their
misery, the railroads connecting
with the city have stopped running
their cars. The disease. is of "A
sineularly malignant and intrac,a
bic type. The causes of this Singu
lar epidemic at this place are I'M
known, but one hypothesis is that
it has resulted from the malarial
matter set free 10y the ioosening OF
the Red River yatt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

MCINpoEs.--Kelsey Morse, who
lives in the edge OF Rycgate, has
sold his fam for 81, 900 to his broth
er Alonzo. Kelsey i tends to buy
Il place in the village.
ii. 4 A. p. Gilchrist have pur-
chased of Mr.. Bowman, for 5000,
the large brown building opposite
the hotel, and are now moving it to
the site of their old store, where it
is to be fitted up for business. The
old store is moved TO the brown
buildings site, and is to be repaired.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

The first Reunion of the Sd Vt.
tegt was held at the Avenue House
st. J0hnsbury, on Tuesday, and ef-
fectcd temporary organization
with Maj ThOs. Nelson, President,
and Capt. Il q Harrington, Sec'y.
a committee of one from each Co.
was then appointed to report nomi
nations for permanent organiza-
ton. The committee reported and
the meeting unanimously elected
for Pres. Maj. Thos. Nelson; Vice
Presidents. Maj &. w. Bonett, corp.
d w Cobb, capt. Luke Fairbanks,
LIT. VIM. CurIier, LIT l n kimball
capt. - French, sergt, John Nc
Donald, capt. s brigham. capt. w
w uendrick, capt. u N Page for
record'g Sec'y. LIT NJ I Hatch, Hard
wick, cor, Sec'y, Maj q w b.
nett, st. JOhnsbury Executive
Committee, Maj e w Bonett, LIT
N Il Hatch, w s Dewey, ID WCobb
Daniel Skinner.
Tho Society then adjourned to the
Dining Hall where a bountiiul re
past was partaken Of.
AT Soclock the boys again assem-
lDled in the Hall, about so members
being present, and large number
of tho citizens of the place. The
st. Jollnsbury Cornet Band came
in and in'crspcrsed the evening ex
ercises with music which the boys
all agreed cannot he excclled in the
State. Hon l. i Poland was present
and gave an interesting address sup.
plemented by remarks from others.
A resolution ofthanks to the speak
er of the evening, the Band, the
propIietors of the Avenue HOnse,
and the citizens of st Johnsbury
generally. for courtises extended,
was passed. The Society adjourn
ed to meet ut the call Of the Execu.
tive committee, at st Jchnsbury, in
1874.
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An entire herd of short horned
cattle, owned by Samuel Campbell,
were sold at auction yesterday al
Utica. Buyers were present from
England, Canada, and all parts OF
the United States. One hundred
and fifteen cattle were disposed Of,
the total receipts being about $3.50,
0O0. The highest figure paid was
100000. This bid was made by
MIR. Davies OF Worcestershire.
England. $4,000, $4,000 and
100000 were bid for single cows.
One seven months old calf sold for
81 900, and another for Sl0,ooo.--
This sale is probably the largest on
record.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

WEST NEWBURY.-Thc Union
|lec.Ing House in West Newbury,
IayIag been greatly improved AT a
Aall expense during the past sea-
on, VAS auSplclouslI rededicated
u the llth INST / he house was
lied to Overlooking. and exc, llent
i>coucseS were delivered by Elders
AcAnn OF 81. Johnsbury, and w.
5. Manner Of Wells River, on the
i'rw'tgc Of godiiaess anil pubhc
rUsdp.
The singing was successfully led
y Nr, Tucker, an experienced teach,
Tof sacred music, and the Organ
,aS well played by Miss Carleton.
Introductory service, Rev. X d..
'lIIcr, Prayer before preaching
Rev. G. NJ. futile, Dedicatory Pray
.. Rex. 5. Ia. Bates.
Al. seemed to feel like saying at
he dose of the services-pcace be
s,Ala thy walls, q Jerusalem, and
ro'pcrity within thy palaces.
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WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND.
A SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
Coughs, Colds, Croup, WboOp.
ing Cough, R10nrsencss, Sore
ThrOat. &c.

A cold if neglected seldom fails to result In
obstinate disease Of the lungs. This remedy
when used according to directions will break
up the most severe cold in single night. 1t
will cure your cough and nlay that unpleas-
ant tickling in the throat and is tho best
repef Cor colds, Group and whooping cough
in children, it IL so pleasant TO the taste, and
vet SO active in its results. 1t truly works
like mng,c.
prirtors. Sold by all dealers in mod ne.
GEO. C. GOODWIN & co, Bosto Mass !:
HENRY & CO.. Burlington, Vt General
Agents.
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HEHa-4I~--HHHH-~aHN
ID FED.

In Bradford, So :. 9Th Mrs. Elizabeth
Marlin, aged 70 yrs,
Mrs, Marlin was native Of Quebec, and
remained In Canada until her 90 year. She
received her education In Cstholit convent.
but was herself Protestant. OF good natu
raj abilities, with large share of native re-
hnement and delicacy Of feeling; she lived a
life of quiet retirement, devoting hcaselfto
her family. Through long years of helpless.
ness aud suffering, in tho later part OF her life
she was patient and accomplishing thank.
full, beyond most. for kinanesses, seeing In
them the good hand Of her God.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

The q, bscriber offers for Sale her House
and Lot on Main Street, bradford Village,
Just South of TIE Town Hall. The house is
il atories and in good condition, painted and
blinded, good water, &c. A good building
Lot be de the one occupied by the buildings
Plentyof fruit trees. &c, Two Stoves and
Pipe in the house. All will bc sold fer the
low price of 5000.
Apply to Alden Stevens.
ELIZA KENpKicK.
Bradford, Vt. Sept. 10th. ~ II
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Local Items.

''' ',et shoot, skirmish, with
Ia'lssVlrjdges, by the Bradford
c' and Picnic will take place
Gd'' ISair Grounds, some day
the ~" We are not able to
| ',. div as the Guards have
.'V ,eceiyed the ammunition,
i yy, notice will be given.
s,,s--cheap "a set of double
'' Inquire Of the men VINO
ihc Engine House.
w ,.c,ure given by Rev. 8. q.
be- a IN N n Church on Wednes.
' n. az was very able and in
' evening rs w." the more than 200
IONS s,rsI present testify
h., q. II. Uurtis has q very fine
/ To- Of Fan Hats, and a general
..,n,ept of Fall millinery,
|gI" early while the stock is full.
/ II e. williams trained stallion
k,., IL, Hunter, died last week
y, the iujulies received a week or
" ~ n re, by u kick from another
Use.
|, l,r,e bot of new goods just ar.
FL at stevens &Bagley's,-going
call and examine them.
,vo notice Rev. l.. II. Elliott has
,n,oed from his vacation. His
'"I. are glad to welcome him to
rn again, as well rs to his pulpit.
II, ". Griffin has moved thu Old
iJrpr recently purchased by him
"a the new foundation within 3
!, Of the Engine House, which
ta was a very handsome build
p brt this latest structure adds
immensely to the beauty Of the
.pere in that direction; and be-
rs !, prevents the Fire District
m nsins the basement TO the
aAr House, as there is now no
puach open from the outside
Yep, at an angle OF i5 deg. on the
l,u East corner. We think the
IS who engineered the building
Engine House, purchased the
Z. &c., could easily win a first
/. Oh model for a lunatic asy
J.; and the man who sold the
d for the purpose Of moving that
r,urt onto il, ought to have a
. tAanks from the lnmat for
l3gt- al identifying our village.
be- expense of his pocket.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

eb nev; Elbridge Gerry. having pur-
C"'' eu the material OF the Orange
o Couh'y Eagle Office, announces that
un .le 4th of October he will COM
Lca, I've at West Randolph, the pub.
Ma ''oh OF the Green Mountoin Her.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

nnh,;a new weekly newspaper is to be
mo js In Burlington, commenc.
the ITanuary first, next, to be called
lisL 'efmont statesman. The pub
Pow pow OF It is to be Mr.. Charles
onleroy Triton,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

PEACE DECLARED. A treaty OF
peace has been negotiated between
A. a. Earle, OF the Morrisyille Ga
Ken, and Gen. w. w. Grout, OF Bar
ton. and peace declared between
them. Each had sued the other,
and each has withdrawn his respcc-
tive suit.
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Notice..

This may certify that have given my son,
Levi X. Kelley, his time during his minority,
and shall claim none Of his earning nor pay
any debts of his contracting. after this date.
ASA I. KELLEY.
Newbury Aug. 22d, 1873.
\. H. DI.,se. Wi. n..,.
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NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY 1873

Godcy's Lady's Book for October
is on our table, full of interesting
reading and plates. The Publishers
announce that they have maae ar
ranpements TO illustrate the DOCK
from time to time with flrst'c'ass
Chr0mOs. The frst to appear III
the December number, tina second
in the January number, 1874 These
ChromOs can be taken from the
book and framed Il desired. Sub
scribe at once and secure the prize.
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MAR RlED.:

In wcst Fairlee, Sept. i6, at The residence
of tho Brides father, by Kew. Jsmes Cald.
well, Kimball X. Bates, Esq, and Miss Ella
N. Wallace. daughter Of Samuel Wallace FAD
all of West Fairlee.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-26

LID i LN. cough What does il in
icatel Perhaps tickle in the throat per
hups bronchitis il may be recent cold 1t
may be an effort of nature to clear the bron-
ehia it may In the deep hollow cough, boon
COMPANION of that terrible monster, consunp-
ton In either case the free use of Briggs
Throat and Lung Healer, as described, VIII
Danish all kinds of cough, and cure bronchitis
certain. and all tho early symptoms of con-
sumption. Sold by II. @. DAY. bradford.
d lOUU catarrh. having snutied,
deluged. gargled hawked, spit and gagged to
your entire satisfaction in your useless en-
dcavors to got relief from catarrh, use Briggs
Alavanter, according to directions The filthy
mass of mucous will be Immediately expelled,
and the aned SUI face soothed, the eyes
sparkle with delight, the head feels natural
again; hopes rcvives, fOr cure Is sure to FOL.
oW the use of this agreeable, scientific and
reliable remedy. Sold by II. G. Day Bradford
CNDNC Let them ache, cut your
OOhNo. boots, curse them and make
up YOUR mind that You can endure their T.
ments as long as they can torment you;
take the advice of an old chap who has tried
it, but got worsted by the cOrns. They are
worse than a coon in Il barrel: never surren-
der. but fight it out on that line summer and
winter. Bunons, ingrowing nails, and other
such little pets, are gathered into the relief
Kitchen by using BRIGGS Corn and Runion
Remedies, Allcviator and Curative. Sold by
II. G. DAY Bradford I. G. KEYES Newb ury
n" DC 1t is simple word, but carries
TLEOs terror to the hearts of those
who have dragged out a miserable existence
| for da s. weeks, months or yeass. and who
can describe their suleiings only by saying,
| D." Lite has no pleasure for me II were only
out of my misery. what y blessing 1t would
he" Let such sufferers cheer up: tho mes
senger of peace is on the wing. Briggs Pile
| Remedies have comc-try them. They arc to
those afflicted with internal bleeding, c1ter-
nal and thing piles, judged a blessing
Sold by ii. G. Day, Druggist, Bradford VI
COhNS muniiy as misunderstanding
old maids corner loafers in large cities, or dis
honest politicians no more OF luxury than
ensom salts or castor oil, and no more desir-
| able for comfort than hedge hog Is ioI n par
lor ornament. Briggs Corn and Bunion
| Remedies Alleviatora and Curative eradicittes
| onrns banishes bunions, and cures in-grOwing
na;Is sore insteps. and other obnoxious tor
meuts of the feet. Sold by ii. u. Day, Drug
| sist, Bradford, VT
Saturday number is always DOUBLE
S,iEFT filled with selections for all respect
~ oIasses of readers, and containing more
,,attsr than can be had elsewhere fer twice
~ cost In can generally be sent, lin parcels
e., cinhsl 10 towns and villages having CON-
IN; alton by rail or express with Boston
, a special agreement Wleh enoscaoer on'y
ado nv rs, 80 reducing the price that
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A PURSE OF $4,000

Will be given by the subscriber for yaal-old
colts by this horse 10 be trctted ioI on the
Bradford Track, during the Annual Fair
held in the fall of 1885, best two in three IN
harness. 500 to the first horse, 5 Tor scc
ond, $50 Tor third, and SIS for fourth, En-
trance, . per cent, of premium Halt mile
beats,
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control them. Tho testimony OF our best elu
gcns. Of all olassos, establishes tho fact, mat
CnrnnY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
euro tho affecting disorders Of tho Throat md
Lung, beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of tho Pulmonary Orgrh,
Void 10 Its power; and caes OF Consump-
ton. cured by this preparation, ar" public
w known, 80 remarkable az hardly to be be.
licycd. were they not proven beyond dispute.
As a remedy ~ IA adequate, on which tue pupha
may rely for full protection, By curt CouEhs,
The forerunnors Of moro serious dtsetse. II saves
unuumbcred livcs, and IN amount OF suffering
no, to be computed. 1t challenges trial, ana cor,
ylnces the most sceptlcal. Every family sbould
leep Il OIL hand rs 2 protection against tho csfi.
and unpcrceiyod attack Of Pulmonary Affections.
which are easily met ut lrst. but which become
incurnblc. and 100 often fatal II neglected. Tcs-
der lungs need this defence; and ii IL 1nwisc f.
l., ,ithont IT, As u safeguard to children. nmil
the distressing diseases which bcset tho Throat
and Chest Of Childhood. CHERRY FEcroGA'
Il Invaluable: for. by lis timely usc. mutt
,itudes aTe rescued from premature graves. and
saved 10 the love and affection cantrcd on them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds
securing sound and heal'-rcstofng slccp. No
one win suffer troublesome Influenza and rain
fu bronchitis, when they know how easily
thcs can be cured.
Originally the product Of long. ialorioS. AMI
successful chemical invcatl CATION no cost or toll
4. spared In making every bottle In the utmost
possible patf ,ctlop. il may b. confidently ~
lied upon a possessing all the virtues Il has ever
oxhbitcd, al capable Of producing cures a.
memorable ~ ia, greatest II has ever effected.
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v D h K g 9.
IIOif. ~ III W1F
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
Tor Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among tho great
discoveries Of modern
science, few arc Of
more real vsluo L,
mankind than THE Fl
rec,unl remedy mr. nj
diseases Ct tho Threat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of Ia Nlrtxa.
throughout this ard
other countries. har
shown that II dots
sprclv mud rfyhctualiy
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13
DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 49, 1873

HYDEvILLE.-On Friday evening last n
very pleasant party assembled at the resi-
dcncc of james T. Freeman, of ITydevllc,
ii being the occasion of benefit for the
Rev. W. 7. Ross and lady, of Castlcton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross were the recipients of
some valuable presents from their numerous
friends, among which was an elegant gold
watch from the gentlemen for Mr.. Ross
and massive silver ice-pitcher and salver;
a pair of goblets, set of teaspoons, &C.,
from the ladies', for Mrs. Ross. For the
past three years Mr.. Ross has been the
pastor of the Liberal Christian church in
Castleton, and has won for himself hosts of
friends, not only those of his own society
but of all denominations. His connection
with the church at Castlcton now tcrmin-
ates, although he will continue his resi-
dence there for the present, preaching one
half the time in Shoreham and one Sabbath
each month in Wells.