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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
The STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


ALBsvr NOV. 7"beat-fhere modrsie milling dasnd NJ
qu dg steady sales from the store Of 600 hus Wss
Mixed sea 6D and Do 5c Barley - dn snd t
5000 bnh fworosed Jfsron 'oDut
puya. and bull No sxrowed state also pa
erm less 81 A. oas aae and duni sales Of ~
q No VI rcd Western at i1c.
Nov 7-Lske and rail imports for the last - hour,
Flour. 1900 bbl.; Wheat, 5DS So bush; Con, b@ot
bush Oats 500 hush; Barley, jp9JU bush Cans, shpm'na
Oa,. 0j 1872 bu.b Barley, 10000 bush Roll eipors-Nh'st
40 ~ bush, Corn - 200 bu.h Os, $4,000 busb tans
ire ghts quiet Wheat l2ii; Corn lOidic Os &C. The Gn
slow, nothing doing w Nbelti pucs merely honi
quoted M.aukee Spring - 30 Duluth NO At II ~
Milwaukee No II %; Chicago 30 Al II ~ Torn rean
MIed Western in lots iJ; suall qnsn
High lower sale. BY boar ioaf % 90
Barey-Sae 10 900 bush Western al ~ ~ bYe-Sss o. sv'
bush. Western al 7Jc. Other articles unchanged
Nov 7Four dali and lover sass Of Good TO Doc
at ~ sOdSj % Wheat lul, an'etle and lover no sPl
Donnsly $50 for NorthWe,tern NJ Spring 33g"1r eos NJ
&C. November; 81 ~, December; No spnng s'c
Rejected 80 Corn IL fair 1msnl saer and uhseeii No ia
sod closed 33i December s0d ~ 80 closet
34S January 36c Rejected, 32c OATS Ia fair demand so
2Oad2 6s.c cash; 2Iiic December R'le"l zoe ~
quiet 206lc, Barley dull uns1r ADD oser
81 l7dsl 22 for No Pail closing at ~ - BID sodo5c io 70
Spring Provisions dull and lower Pes not nelnei 10 accept u
decline Pork sol az Sl2 % cash ll January Sll 20 fentn@s
Lai sold 6ss cash Bus Mess au' and unchaogef bsi hfn
in demand aud SIC FreiglsCoEn 10 Bnnsio lower
62c Recepts-S,0O0 Dbl. Flour l26OOO bush Mhe. ilSow
hush Corn 1000 bush Oat. 1000 bush Rye and l4V o.
Shpmens-900O bbs Fonr $1,000 hush Wheat Aonoot
bush Cosn. 900 bush, 1000 buh Eye, and 10000 sob
Bsrsy.
CLEVELAND Nov 7rain du aud u..ansly unebsns"t
,ent-scy d0sBrsri Petroleum steady and unehnns'd.
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Obliged 20 away ana left the courtroom with Mr..
Ds Costa Mr. Hall had refused to to adjourn
before crosse Mr. Jarvis that gentle
man examined, with counsel present 10 assist
him. The Examination directed chiefly to the
remarks which the witness had attributed 10 DIR.
Mosher and statements he had made TO his inter
views with that gentleman. Mr. Hall propounded
series OF questions apparently for the purpose OF getting
the words which passed between them Mr. Jarvis
stated his belief that persistent effort made. while
board the Thuringa, to keep him away from Mac
donnen.
DIR. Mosher. the Deputy Health officer at the Upper
Quarantine, was the next witness He called by
Mr.. Hall. to refute the testimony OF Mr. Jarvis. He
stated that at their first interview word was spoken
by Mr.. Jarvis 10 give any knowledge that he was
a Deputy Sheriff had any business there,
and that any statements TO the contrary were
untrue. He did not know that he a deputy sheriff
until the day. lie said that II he had known the
real facts, Mr.. Jarvis would have been allowed on
hoard He had conversation with either Irving or
Farley about Jarvis.
As there was no one present 70 cross-examine DR..
Mosher, the then adjourned until this morning
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P1SSENGERN iRRIEED.

FROM GLAsGOw-In Steamship cdifOyrt, Nov 7.w,o- vood
Emma u. SnU.lwick. John Huntsf, A.
Clara Chas zsar Mr. and Mrs J. W. Henderson A. Mcdonald
Rsnkn-, Mr, j. H. stphen Miss Jssne 'oy A. H. rs
sell A. Goosn, Ns, Jais G. llsymsr, Mrs W. iUison an'
child Mr. A. Turner Miss Kettle la,ner Master John anns
ilflnt And nurse; Alex Turner, Miss L. Turner, william
Lanton NJ snd NJ. N G.oD Mss NARY Gallon; ths b's
Thos Gorion John MKaght) G. Sinca' Col and Mrs. bsi's
Bockwar, Miss Consocs. Ma Ann Smith, Mr., ALISON
Allison Nsylor. the Rev Mr. sweeney Mes tA
and Servant Woocot Dckenson, Charles Gosser J. O. u
Foster j. Adaa Burner John dgrass Miss 'a,been hdi
smith Mr. and L. T. Green Capt Philips JaHs
HAY.
PROM BPEMEN--Tr steamship Neir York Nov. I'D Heutd
Fsgsn Deus Seigsbnrg w. PanEor Mar Ori me'es
a. GiseEe r. Bare rborwart AMI fmiiy, e. Weber and "'
Block and children W. yogt daughter A. Hoccus .rten
RoAeyab 4. Sisson d. Schmidt, n. Schneider
FROM UAVANA-Ia steamship tHg ~ nerltt, NOV Ill H.
NnnoI 10, Rollsn I'd Afonso e. Bsng John 4 Cars huns
OTver, A. Ieon Grad John Z. knDg, a. A. Waller " AAs
Vn Chapman, Capt POiger
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A WIDOWS SUIT.

A poor widows snt has been tried before
Judge Robinson in the Court of Common Pleas. Mrs.
Downing the widow of a Union officer, obtained 5000
upon life insurance policy has decease, and looking
about for investment encountered George NJ Martin
o broker. whom sue had known as Sunday school
teacher She requested him to invest the money IN
bank stock. Martini she claims told her he could do
better than that aud she Entrusted the money TO his
keeping After several attempts to ret an account
ing Martin furnished her with what purporte1 to De
statement, III which II appeared that tue willow ite
was in fact indebted 20 him In the sun or slU-cOn
missions The defense was substantially taaI Muun
had Invested the money In stocks aud lost. The jury
returned a verdict for the plaintiff OF S,2Il 10
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.s20 0l2.S52 X s2j,0j2 100 90 s9oO'7ol %
TIM COUNTY ACCOUNT.


he pncipal items OF In the county estimates
,,r ,s. over those OF 1873 follows State taxes
including tax for schools amount required Tor
,s7ns t76sAs &c amount required for 1873 was Si,
os IA anoupt of increase 81 556ll6 3d. The tax Tor
x,tr Icsesis provide for the general expenses Oh
f se Government installmcnts OF bounty ueDt new
csntsI peg work canals, and extra REPAIRS fahai
6o1tiuy deDt payment OF awards by Canal Appraisers
ma Canal Cpf1 mis- ioners. certificates OF Indebtedness
dsGceuc.es III fhe sIuking fund. asylums ana feorna
,or,e. .cadoIie. and Union SCHOOLS ana LOT cohnop
Ie increase N che items for interest on the county
debt and FOR The principal debt falling due ana W % p
dsd FOR i'm 1874 IL as follows: az primer
, s.38 H. Ihe ucreass ia tue item O Interest 10 10
royIded for in 1874 arises mainly from the issue o
ocks 10 paw tho proportion VI awards due ny inc county
fer lands taken the opening OF tho northern pOueYar
above Onebnndred- and nifty ftst, aud also in psts
from honda 10 issued 10 par tne qn0tJ crge.o@ 20
the CITY aud CodDty OF NeVf0Td iVr Canal ahd bcnera
FnDd dcfce ucies" The amount Of bonds 10 DO isued
updty rms provision OF law is e6ti5I II ana 10 per
cen Of this alaoan Is DO rgised BY tax ~ 1916 whoh
also incIed IN the estmats 70 dc paid III liquidation
of That por.iOn Of said boN Is
ARsoRIEs AsD DRgIrkooN%-fbe appropriation Tor
1873 for this purpose <l0JO0, which amount bas
been found insufficient 10 provide for she payment ol
claims under this mead acoount OF wagesof bfinOFcr@
rouir repaiIs and fttipgu arnOrIes Tie esihhb, e
ssDtO Tor IVA ~ deemed not more Than adequate !or
srrn purpose matters stand. There Is no dohOt
dt All the Cxpenss tor proper armorcs ought
TO be Kept within OEc-half this
Au AddlllOua amount ir alec included Tor asylums
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UNIrEp srATrs sUrREMg COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. mo. 4-Stcamsbip l.. y.
Sender Pnchari and No 75Ssne Beatty Vt a.Aptes,
fiym the' Circuit Court for Eastern DidS Of SsicS fbs
while from lilo Do Jneo to Nework Jane
1860 lost her and compelled ut) the port VI ha
ham, Brazil where sire obtaei repairs % enable her compete clio
The question is whether the nd, watch ADVANCED By
oen " Nc sp. persona es ~ the Abe cnsl DO
low found that is credit fhp arA s decree oI he
heau and if gold !s Is here pssa tat err were no cieur
nng show that Ihe crv Of tic ssei Wa relied apoa
ADD that s decree shoud have been simply Tor the Aonns
doe ach currency law provided and oSati DO, pop .e co
force COLT II I. also said that before the hein all'n 10 ca
their eaw tbs ys bsj bssE sS. asd ihs hsa v" s@ y
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DECJsIONs-NOy. 7.

Superior Court-Specidi Jerm-Sedgwick. j.
Rocks CDusy Nk Association gr MOI 80
opnon aud Riggs snd no-i does not snmeisn
held hiJa relation 70 the psnhD
relation Rgs-Moon granted Lu' .a .hc
Dever an ano-Moton denied Rabban at lBgero-Ao,en
denied without opaon) Gude sgt Tie Mayor, &C. fv
Yo-ss and .ieeptons orci fs kroneathi ~ al sgA
ddeing bs Csrir.r sgt Cocsenl e o. |;
sgt wssce; Robinson Moaaghsn Post sst Vie csss
Las IA Coup Wiliim.-Or1er graBei
Van yoorst Orvis zlJ1temenfor painss on
tennis lses opahionD
AIT aOrier settled. spolni IT
with leave to- &c Hewitt sg hof-on
der sustaining exceptions AMI granting new tri1L
Common Pieas-SpociGi IerR-Larremore, J-sibIy
Aber-Orler signed iu the mater. he. o. There" "es
Order sgneJ AIRES ag kassner Of INC esof
be ~ mlls Young AIT 1osGz-hp
pcslon granted Bel AIT Waiting -Ngor sr.niet Lo"ss.f
Isgare-Se Davis Sc0i IL ADbDi III Scnm1 Agt h'
Papers furnished VEGA X gensberg-facs s0"ns
h.ity Of rel re.-ntsions must he set 70 ~.
Low J-SteV-ns Hasung-.-Finngs settled Ib' fsobe
Gnbbin, sL- tnk the motion should b. grsutei
Supreme Court Chambers Barrett. J.-Bruh ~
al Security Inarane Co Application denied stevens a.
Foley.M-n- To- counsel Maxwell g. osden-Nouon dos-p
Brady, J.-Hustou Weber ct al-NsHh for counsel
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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE


DP .kW-TOR .'.'..ss''NtN 4
CLEARED
sn,i, Reonbre (sr GeadeIl Liverpool J. HYDE Sparks
steamship Can6e tBr freeman LasG~!n &c. Pm rorS'oe
,as. es. small G,so. nr T P, ,;s
Steamship Ba. Br Moslsnd Liverpool ueeD.towr Ct,s
" si.snsaiv Ab-aare stark Hamilton Bernala Bros.
steamship Greece, Br) rbom' Liverpool VIA Vueent'"n "
S'essbo Regulator Feem.s wn. ton Lod!d steamship Co
steamship Beverly. Pierce. lhla ciohE
s e s,L l ,.,r f sI Syad I o. Fsoa'h soSos Co..
Bari Lam..h Aa. C1seSea CORK Or EanoS S.rs, "a
Ce,o b Sl,,,on 9asenr.esn or Fraos.h Geo Bailey
Bk Sor Jacobsen, Loaaon for OF eo Punch FAYE
Brig Rosario 40 Mott Pcrnapbao e cri"r. Geo Ber.'
Carons ULl rspsai Cor. or panoab John G. Sewer
Hari,eae Dunhsm Liver DOL TooN Daoham. Nsphsvs
ARRIVED.
seam..e NesYor. GeIl defiance Bremen Oct % Vi. South
sesrrsp California Br) Craig Glasgow Oct 20. and soulS
S..s.ip nv Merida Imiscms1 u.vana Nov. /,
and p,,s. 70 :. aeIsndre sons
s''. ar. . .sd D. e asR' Bros ,''' Oct We "''
Steamship South Csrous Beckett. Charleston with mdss
SHIP flsSs lone, ucw 1853 'or. Ross Portsmouth Nov s. 10
lar. s'.lalsEocn Sot Jou,''en, Antwerp in ballast Ia 's
Bah De- tIlsL Seurgoo, liverpool IS i,y. with sal,
Bari Nnl, uaL Chie'a. L9nioniery 81 day, in ballast
isae'eo banO''ro d''L SeHahuO Amsterdam A. dAr'
s<s c.n r. Roger, Rr1'r' Windsor g. Il day' 'tS Y's''.
schooNsR.-SivES AND cos'wnE
jobs ne sau,L port. Ne
fet. brgsp, hrsoa Dfr. ipausht salem. A..
r OIL Tier. PE0,se,es John Cadgahrr, hesApor- -
Wv,eai Rockp'ft. Mas. t'aaS W. Is" heH-lt4N'|
Nj. csiabsu RosAD ~r NJ. LlIne Raymond Hariion-
I1srIei Me-. Poe s.pc, I0ckVcn, Map-
p.r.. u,u p.nn.s y b. Bleesksr StoniBstcu-
= emsS New .Essfari Tnpp. nafsieh
N IL Ped Pgovtieres
x,.s sltsn, Proyltuos. Jese ~
Minnie Dessr Nnyas l. ~ NJ p,su, :. -'s''~
Entue. Rocspert. Mas " :" " D. -" MAS
l. NsstRS- Nsw Bedosi 80 80 r.1,'a
49,, 49, Js. T. Ps,s. fsl River.
~" ~ M,s1r,,i Gee. 6iIn4n Portland, a.
WISD-,Sepst y. l. r,iu'Ht
DOMESTIC PORTS.
voxr., No, --PssssA foe Baltimore. haTa T1eoA
d. 1i'.,,,fe,. b,rx ~. J. bonner. i9n saga.
a.. or.,,Ss 9lI5a rssaAh.p tlty OF OAVts.ca.
ArsM tor ss~.ics' -
vORHIGN PORTS
or,vs.oUS lin, LI.Aa Lice sssa,hiv ely % fsus
- he "a " isy Aes-fst.
DIsASTIRs
e chip Dssne Cs,e tsr ira Sars Sept ht fo.f koss
l0Ts spsAsa out aboa. ~ nis
esi Lsnsoaa- wh er iaAs arsu op - e. asJ ahs
NrecAeL
Iroris nga E9sOs Ns lo5k iny wac
the nornht q the lh AID hal bboow apl te~.vI
carried swaY.
ifor Latest ship yers see Serssh Page,
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STATE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Nov. THE Court Of Appeals WI ~ con-
Nov H. The following tss s' sssH
dsr: Noa 2o4 (crnnsD 50. az, ~ 70. a. 10, and 10
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nINIATuKk ALNAnL,.

4f9 Moon Sol
s,n noos 10 20 800 Hell iste Penn C2i
q Dsv-P. .
sand, boo. OiS Gov. stand l29 Hell Gaze FEM. CD
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aud reiormatores made necessary for the support Of
these charitable institutions by acts OF the
The amount OF the increase over 1873 Ia ti975 Besue
these additional requirements for the county IN 1874 s
also to provide further sum OF $1,000 LOT
fees Scco Is added; also 1900 for "Prinins
Judiciary" For advertising a. 800 Is included for which
account appropriation made in 1873 balance OF
expenses Of isTs For county contingencies appro
priation Of $4,000 is made, which an increase OF
preparation was carried from 1872 to this account
An Item OF to1oO for special CONTINGENCIES Is also IN
Guided which amount intended TO cover all matters
that at the present. time be authorized and pro-
vided for under the proper heads
REcAPrIULArIOy.
BY reference to the will be that the items
decrease the appropriations for 1874 under certain
heads amount to 1891 The net increase for all pur
poses the estimates city aud county for 1874 over
those Of 1873 "a shown bv the following statement;
cp-Ineesse, including new itens.....s5 5lsa ~. ~
Decrease 0<'ooS 80
ge,,,ere.s .................. s. 4s8. e82 90
e"- @ a;iadi.s now 'a0 Sss so Y
S S err; I'd ::..;; s 81 $50 $50 81 50
The following table exhibits some Of the items EN-
year 1874 for which the Board Of Estimate and Appor
Onnent are req.rsa BY , ISw to P s
Sal. Taa,.
bounty Debt, mills 22os 1873 10
Csp.l Flnatlng D,h Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I3sOl2 26
New worI o. canals and EXTRA repairs b52Of9 %
Academies Union selso 10 mill .......... 69O0G 10
Por Of awards by Canal Appraisers ami CansA
teeney H. sntips Taad Se 30 mil .,.. 772 e6s so
Total SO 2y3 $50
Common sehools for Ssste Ia i,s....... 1880 l22 u
Total 693 4sl 10
PrEPOsEst
POr interest on City and CoSaiy saI2o 5ls 30
debt Observation-Disclosures. 1875 200 10
...... 3l7O7S4 %
For salaries 81 members Of Fire 93i6jO 90
Founh ............. 1877 80
Total 1913 1893 10
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ynARs-VHts DA,.

NARISs CuURr-GESgRAL TRRx-sHEs Ch J. CrErt arc lok
cHtssES, j.
l. BOYD sgt. seger. Ivan Iugen sgt. Loci.
2..Arenll sgi. RYAN. 6..MHer agt MAiof
g.. Bennett sgt. Rosentha. 1..liari sgt Copn.r
Van Clsesu sgt Lock S..CsrSson Van Cot
sPScIn rsRM-Gsoss and Jo.cHlssSS ~
Haa. Csntrur Hysrga.
FieishaHr agt WOrge hsnloe Ct al agi br' ~n
Ko.h.er at Hasg.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-07-11
STATE OF VERMONT.
windham, IS. In CHAsoERY.
cHAuNcY COON, ct ais, V. LucIUs MoREY, ct al.

CHAUNCY COON, ct ais, v. LUCIUS MoREY, ct als.
NTHEBEAS Coon, Crocker & Hobart, copertners
w and Leather Dealers Of Boston, Massachusetts,,
ana Ira A. Snow, deputy sheriff of Whitingham
IN said County, have brought their Bill Of COM
pain. against Luoius Morey OF said WhitnghaIn and
David M Bullock of Hartford, Connecticut formerly
IN the manufacture of leather betting at
SUt1 huaHs, massachusetts, under the firm of Morey
a Dui!oes ana Lucius Moroy and Milton Powers Of
the same Nottingham and Nathaniel Bullock OF Reads
boro in bennington County, setting forth in substance
that said Morey Bullock partners are Indebted To
said Coon Co. in large sum of money for leather
supplied to said firm of Morey Bullock for manu-
facture into belting-that said firm of Morey Bull
lock insolvent and that each of said
with the connivance, aid and assistance of the other
of said defandants is seeking to msapproprate the
partnership property to pay each his individual dels
when by law the ought Of right to be approprat
ed in the first place to the payment of the partnership
Debts and the remainder If any there chance to be,
to go for the payment of the individual debts OF each
partner And seeking the aid of said Court of Chan
Gerry to compel such lawful and rghtful application OF
said partnership property.
Which said Bill of complaint is pending in said
Court Of Chancery and stands continued to the next
Term thereof to be held at Newfane in and for said
Windham County, on the second Tuesday of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1873 And 1t appears that said David NJ.
Bullock, residing without this State has not had per-
sonal notice of said Bill OF complaint Therefore II
is ordered by the Chancellor that the Orators notify
said David NJ. Bullock Of the tendency of their said
Bill and Of the Term Of the Court to which the same
is continued, by publishing the substance thereof
with this Order, for three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phoenix printed at Brattleboro, in said
wndham County the last publication to be at least
twenty days previous to said next September Term
Il. TYLER, Clerk
II. N. HIX, Orators Solicitor. 81
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
CTATE OF VERMONT,l
- COUNTY OF WINDHAM, IS.

is. NJ. WAITE, Cashier Of the First National Bank
Of Brateboro do soemny that the above state
ment is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
8. M. WAITE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th day Of
July, 1873. CHAs X. FIELD, Justice Of Peace.
CoRREoT-Atteat:
NIB. WILLIsToN,1
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ne THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY

- Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price six
cts. Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
OF seminal weakness, or spermatorrhna induced by
selfabuse involuntary emissions impotency nervous
debility, and impediments to marriage generally; con-
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capacity, &c-by ROBERT j. CULYERWEII M D.
author OF the 'Green Book" &c.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable Leo
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removed without medicines, and without dangerous
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WHEREAS Coon, Croker X Hobart copartners
w under said style, Of Boston, Suffolk County,
Massachusetts,, have brought their action of Book
count against Lucius Morey of Nottingham, in said
Windham County and ID. NJ Bullock of Hartford, in
the State Of Connecticut formerly copartners under
the style of Morey Bullock at North Adams, Massa-
chusetts, demanding $1,000, balance OF Book Ac-
count which said action il pending in said Court
and stands continued to the next Term thereof to be
held at Newfane in and for said Windham County on
the second Tuesday of September, A. ID. 1873.
And, Whereas, it appears that the said D. NJ Bullock
has not had personal notice of said action.
Therefore it is ordered that the said Plaintiffs notify
the said D. NJ bullock of their said action and of the
Term of the Court TO which the continued by
publishing the substance OF their writ with this
order, for three weeks successfully in The Vermont
Phoenix printed at Brattleboro, in said County the
last publication to be at least six weeks previous
said next September Term
II. TYLER, Clerk.
II. N. HiX, Esq PlGs' Attorney. 90
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The Confessions of an Invalid,
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
sCHENCK's PuLMoNIC SYRUP,
sCHENCK's sEAwEED TONIC,
scHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS,

Are the only medicines that will Pulmonary Con-
sumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will oft
occasion the death of patient. 1t locks up the
liver stops the circulation Of the blood, hemorrhage
follows, and in fact tlogging the action of the very
organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia the causes of two
thirds of the cases of consumption. Many now
complaining with dull pain in the side, the bowels
sometimes costive and sometimes too loose, tongue
coated, pain in the shoulder blade. feeling sometimes
very restless, and at other times drowsy the food
thatis taken lies heavily the stomach, accompanied
with acidity and beching OF wind These symptoms
usually originate from disordered condition Of the
stomach torpid liver. Persons affected, II they
take two heavy colds, and If the cough in these
be suddenly stopped, the lungs liver and som-
ach clog, and remain torpid and inactive, and before
the patient is Of HIS situation, tho lungs
of sores and liberated and death is the inevia-
BILE result.
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectoraDt which
does not contain any opium, anything calculated
to check cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic dissolves the food mixes
with the gastric juice of the stomach digess easily
nourshes the system, and creates healthy circula-
tion of the blood. When the bowels cosve, skin
eallow and the patient is of bilious habit Schencks
Mandrake Pills are required. - = = ..
These lcdicfnes prepared by DR.. j. III .SCHENCk
son, Northeast corner of Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, Penn, and for sale by GEO. G. GOOD
WIN CO., SO Hanover street, Boston, and JOHN +.
HENRY, College place, New York, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally. 5000
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FOR SALE
OR TO RENT,

The subscriber ,ffers for sale the following de-
scIibed property, viz:
In Vernon, VT, rs acres of land known as the
'Bennett lot, part moving aud part tim Jered land
also a small farm known the "Cook farm" Some
nice timber on the same: Also another farm the
slate quarres, ITO land, buildings all new saw
mill with circular saws lath and side saws, all in good
repair, with plenty of timber near the same
In Guilfurd, w. one pasture 1856 acres-one pastEre
$50 acres, quantity of wood and timber and 10 acres
orchard.
Also one farm 100 acres known the ''Maxwell
place" There is the place lot of very nice heavy
timber near the saw mill.
Also the farm occupied by myself for the past 16
years VIII sell the whole in separate lots to suit
purchasers. The buildings all in good condition
with the best of running water to the house and barn
House convenient for taking boarders and is the
quarries. Also tenement houses.
Also one stone quarry near my house, one slate
quarry-and one undivided half of the quarry known
the "Brattleboro and Guilford Slate quarry" All
Of the above described property is within miles
of Vernon depot and miles from Brattleboro. Alao
the IDEALS place" in the village Of West Bratleboro,
VT, consisting of two dwelling houses, barn. etc. and
three good building lots. Also the Whiney farm, -
called, situated in the West part of Brattleboro.
Contains 100 acres of land, plenty of wood and timber
VIII be sold togeth'r separately. Also 200 acres
heavy timberod land in Bolton, VT, within IL miles
Of railroad Also several building lots at Turner'S
Falls, Mass.
All the above property will be sold without regard to
cost
TYLER l.. JOHNSON,
Guford, Vt.
Post Office address, Brattleboro. Vt