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h.vs eamo out o a.sad il tho on'nton of msjur.
not como up. Republican, scnator stated TINT poll
hid ieen takoli Which showa that mnlorlIy ot lbs
tain1y be rejected.
NOTICE TO NAVAL pEsEnri:ns.
WAaHfNnron, Dec. 18.-A general ordee hna tcon IT,
sra, ss f9o r." Ys Tue NIX ncrg all essrtss.
fors Fcb 1s74, they roceiyo full rnrton only forfeit
ng nay and allowances dno e and stmll 10 restored
they faithfully tho term Of Their enlistment un-
fulfilled At tho limo of deyerto,,. ''' ~
Tho Secretary s no rressry tss ag1N Il now changing tho
nons of The loan Of 1858 to the now per cont OF tho
aovEnxmrar r1rAnoEs.
week ending Dec. II. .,ooo,
3noston; a,'1n 3ao11o
Tno ipternsi roysnne rcceis to-iay wore {11,.
2la. Outstanding lcgal-tonlcrt, S37S,877,o1B.
Tho President haa signed tic LII for tho redemption
Of tho loan Of 1858.
The SENATE confirmed 1he ioo1H
sgt %t e. Ssfsi ssss!s nP Il ts s Money! es.
gm ,aa H. ssstfs IL lG cs'se W. W.
Johi g; POOL colles,er of Customs, ssnaaaky 3. II
ronnsylyanla. United statcs Attorneys-W. Z.
Murray, western Tennessee: Jacob nlch, ronsior
Agent Il Dubuque a.; 4. ]. 6mlh Surveyor General
nor Of DAKOTA Oscar Whitney secro;sry Of Dakota.
Marble, Ncwburg. Ohio William =. Gaut. Fenonvllo,
Mich; 4. @. Mcdaniel, Hannibal hlo Mrs. Iaona G.
Johnston, Sholbyyilio, Tenn: D, +. Drant.nger.
Lo,is!ann, No.: L. T. Oloatcrman, Carc 9irsrdeau,
Mo John T. Wothers, ,Harrisonvilo Moi 11.H. Goiger.
11aryytc, Moi H. ". Caawci Mason City Mo-: John l..
Lee, Hamilton, O.; j. L. uarrerc, Htllsboro, o.. II.
9. Kinkntc+ Greenfield o.; ]. =. So1ton AahtaGnla,
o.; Q. J. Snyder, Fremont, o. Janca NJ. Heed, Btou
bcnylc, O.; William III. htcQutgg, Ironton, O.; g. O.
Pullor, Travcrso City, 5Ifeh.
........ REJECTED.
Tho Senate rejected tho nomination Of Quascuba
Jnckaon 10 Postmaster ut Ellsworth, Ks.
GEN. uoWAnD'a CAsE.
The House CommltDo OH Military A1Aira made no
progress With tho of Gen. Howard To-day. They
arc whiting TO hear from tho Secretary OF Wnr, who
mado The charges affecting h!a integrity.
ANOTHER rARK,
favor Of tcicating the laland Of Mac&uao to public
ugo park.
ruHF1.AI. LII, pKsT.
The funeral Of bfr. Dent took place this morning
from the Executive Mansion. In addition to the ncm-
bcrs Of the family thcre present u tho heads OF
tho Departments. The roraaina wero placed In Dati
more Potomac Nailr0ad iran for conveyance to st.
Louis, and accompanied by tic President, Col.
drnnt Col Casey, Con. 7. r. Dent, Marshal Sharpe,
Hud Gen. Uabcock.
, 1873-12-19

SpeefuT Dispatch to The Ehir9ao 7tibans.
LASALLE ILL.,, Dee. 1B.-rhe steamer Flaming from
St. Louis nrrivod ut Peru last evening with four Ice
harses for 1Inse. Lnolna Co., haying sunk ono In
throughout Tho lcugh Of Peoria Lako,-a liht.nco Of
l8 miles. Ths river Il now open from thie port to a
conilronso with the Mississippi.
5cuExEorAnY, N. y, Dee. 18,-Thfvteen boats nre
rrsArng to leave for hs East, assisted by two tugs
Tue wpat1sF IL mild.
LAsALLE, ILL.,, D.c. l8.-Thc steamer Jos F'cm-
ming, &rom st. Louis, with four ire-bsrgos for 4usc,
Looniis K Co arrived at Paru last eysliiug. Oil iu
hnLttants say that the Illinois River Inns not been
nayigable At late period before in tho last forty
years.
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CITY AND COUNTY OFFICES.

meeting Of tho Council Committee on Fire and
Water is called for this afternoon to consider i'm
nortant -cforence.
TIM fines, NJ III, HIM r. T. r,,., nrov.nt.d nj, A.
o "oso -. - 'o aon ~ y. o"s0' p1o'eu'o" MD ~
tehdance 81 tho CohpttolEefs olhco yesterday. Mr.
Farwell, Chief Clerk, WAS In charge.
~ Yo,,,.o, ,,,,,,.u ~ ~. oos ~ u..,,
.s", ,'," ~ Nv .'".u " neal,n'
rendered ILLS Resignation yesterday to Mayor oolvin,
nominated ths nrst Monday In January. when tho
ra.jountjon tate. affect
That portion Of tho new County Jail and Criminal
Court building designed for county Offices until tho
cnmncv Nv the Int Of Fararw Tha ~. 1yriinr ~, " 7.
also nearly completed but the Remainder Of tlo build
Thu po1tco f,omn,,sa,onor, ve,,r5,v .cco,tea tho
gs eSa we M
jey il peaes Thsy aiso aaa.ted son,e 5ils resetsd
ohsrs , aud o two or three vacancies III tho ranks
- s"0 -. '-A''.' ....
Tne oll,se of tho South Town Collector IL now open
east side Of city Collector Won uol!ens Office which
is i Tho Lasaalc street wing Of the City Hail. entrance
on Lasallv street: COL oeaEy and ha assistants will
be happy to see thoaa South stdera who own tRxase
property.
Tho Committee On Marketa mat vr,tard,v ,yternoon
and took up the nomination Of Niles Kchoe az City
weigher. Amsn named Dill HdEeth appeared befors
thut he bud heard soeboy guy that Kehoe bud years
hsFs s'tsssF Tas nss % hs h sho ns
Kehoe shonla be resomnended for confirmation. The
# Ii nS h also
to @ shas M se
Vrc ia inauon 1"rcny auu a on.', Ss a,,a
sss5ns ths P1sssst s@sps1iateaasat. @ NJ Esl!ea vas
ug ths en1os ~ ta n-,so soe U apqa1 aef
Of d!yilns tho Inmates tnto thrse GRADES. "a All
Ws' nhairman Of tho Br,1owolt romn;tea ~ 1 fha
tu kr.1
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Ilnrd Times,

An incident Of tho hard timeB ia reported from
Lexington, Mo-, md It contains o hint which
tho haTd-up may DO grateful for. 4 thlraty and
poor Young man, anxious for quoncher, int-
Proceeding to tho llaupta Of tho whisky fond,
ho bartcred tho slato for IN drin1s." Finding
ono beakor Of the liquor which ho loved iuBul}i-
cfout, lo pointed out to tho bartender how
charging any little indebtedness which might be
incurred. Tho project auccccded. Tho draught
on credt was obtained; tile bar-nan registered
1t ON tho now slate, md all wan sorcne.
, 1873-12-19
SCHOOL ExHEBllIoN IN La SALE,

Snerisl pfspattA tp Tie Chfcaao Tribune.
IASALLE, ILL.,, Deg. 1a-The public achona Of this
city, closed for tho holilays gave dlumRtic
tertaet Vt lilo 0perA HILL lust evening, which
witnessed by urgo udteuce. They to rgpeAt tho
encrtalnneAt to.luorroW eYenlnK.
, 1873-12-19

FuNFrA1. LIN. pEHT.
The funeral Of str. Dent took p!ace this morning
bcrs Of the family thcre were present n tho heads OF
tho Departments. The ronaaua wero placed In Dalti
more Potomac Nsllroad ran for conveyance to St.
mud Gcn. Dabcock.
FoRTY.THlRD CONGRESS.
", WASHINGTON. I'M D. o. Doc 49,
~ soLD1EAs' BOUNTY.
blr INGALLS, presented tho petition Of tho citixons
dlcrs in the lato bounty and 100 of anl To-
farrod.
Mr. ANTHONY ,-an, g1uE f. neSE; %o1a,,,.. m Printing
Biennial Register Or Diue Book. Passed.
THANKING PRIVILEGE.
n tho course Of discussion tho bll, h1r. BAR
GENT said hc had learned Tint slnce tho abolition Of
the franklng privilege. 100000 had beer expended BY
and satd TUG cost to tho Government to send docn-
over hS country VII greater than hsore the
hlr. SHERMAN said ho would vote against printing
every public document unless ao1no nosns be adopted
en @ in nh bis ind was how S aistpiSats ] .ia liz sup
posed other senators we're IN The same difficulty.
Mr. BOUTWELL,. from the Committee on Conn
merco reported back bill amendatory Of tho act
latng to the enrolment aud licensing Of certain
bcis. Pnssed.
rvxa,ors
Mr. HOWE introduced resolution tnatructing the
~ ninrng ~, ~ ts ncusson rn liz na,nc.n III hnnnr
ably discharged soldiers Of the War Of la12 rrcspcc
wv - 'A''A 80 cnrTnn ~ m sI1xnnra
nr. GORDON called up tho resolution introduced By
Treasury TO ntor, Inc senat'1 as 10 the ausnty Of
sales and tue disposition thereof, etc. russod.
Mr. r,To17conK in npared pa To.oon that ,,t,r
htoiav NAT tha scnate meot dniiy nt 10 Ind tato
fesGgH sfg sTqsaNHH af9m e;Sp 70 ob,ccian ?; n
49, rI1y sA1.Anv n,1Y
n1r u1,1cy1r oeIo thnt In iJans, b1 IN ..+,h1fab
thn ronnonsion nf sonntors on Tcnreasnt .yes nnd
Deleeatsa be- taken M. Tbo iii Wis read tpice' and
ssss1ea aG tne Committee on cs Service aud Re
'1e"eAA''"''
TuE cgnnENoI: .,,..,..
1ne moining nnui uaV1nR gn.4.eut Tue !esolunou
1epor'e4 X uo Vomlttee oh e!naneG WIZ taasn up:
the t. srso s ess ne I'D
psopese toengage ~ " ns aopea nehatous ~ IT, wpmsa *
press their Views as tue desirc q the Commit
Senate. and know whether sach desire was for e.
oe c9n'faeon ot OF se'osn 10
sile r E3UTWn1 looked with apprehension upon
Any nan to return to specs payment " way o. con
traction TIE % sh9ck caused oy c9ntrastion would ~
the currency st The mtnmum point &C. established by
.'a na county, Me ad e1asa a wh easo o. ne lrGnG
slone @ 70 Tue ssnae, @ hey were pnc,
p.s ~ i ~ shu nt ~, XIX ~ % onea ~, ~ "nt
@ praa ny H. ar M fat ~ ~ a rs
tv ~ 4a.st ~ ~ ~ cnr1aony ~ .mc
sn I'm II" ohcr nn a ou1racsion wo
tha hn.tnr,s Intcrestp NJ tn conry "'1'1
nco ~ pano %un ~, ,,, @ thap
1casom Ind msacd ionn auo la thnaht Il ,bo da1.
srnnens added dollar to he volume Of currency + 9r
~ @ @ n tHt H. ~ p1phun % - @ M "uuu 9 "
od Hoarasa @ ~ d ,n III
H. mou aot LIS
, 1873-12-19
THE VIRGjNluS.

HAVANA, Deo. 18.-1t Ia reported that Tho Vrg,uun
will 10 taken to Washington wliete Tho investigation
iuo hur right to carry tho American aag viii bs tcl.
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clerk of Johnson's. Mr.. Johnson at
once caused Livingston's detention, and
his hearing occurred on Tuesday at the
town hall. The principal witness against
Livingston invited him into the store
one evening. and told him to take what
ever he wanted and that he took the
goods found upon him under these cir
cum>tanccS. except IL portion which he
claims to have bought but never paid
for. Wilson said the object Livingston
had III doing this was to keep him (Wil-
SOM still i'll regard to some impropric-
ties which Wilson had caught Living
ston III. There were no witnesses of
tered i'll defense. Lawyer Blodgett
however testified that Wilson inquired
of him either the past summer or a wear
ago last summer. what it would cost to
whip LlVingSton-an that if it would
not cost over ten dollars he would fog
him. The reason assigned was that
Livingston caused JohnSon's dog to kill
Wilson's eat. Livingston himself was
not put upon the stand. After pa
tient hearing of the case. Judge How
ard, the Count. held Livingston in $500
bonds for his appearance at the County
Court. Geo. ID. Randall and A. NJ.
Cook became his humdSmen.
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for himself name that shall never die
When the clergy of America preach the
gospel of temperance. declaring what
they think of intemperance, rIm-sell-
all over the land, then will Temperance
receive the strongest impetus it has
ever felt This lecture was written tol
other ATTITUDES than Vermont. but the
lecturer said he would leave out moth
ing.
Magnetism, Earnestness, Enthusiasm.
knowledge, Character and Expression.
were then in order dwelt upon and de
veloped as elements of personal power.
Magnetism is Il very subtle power.
which some men have in marked de
gree and others are entirely destitute OF
it. The man who has it attracts. though
inferior intellectually. Henry Clay was
II notable example of magnetic power.
knowledge is not power. but an elc-
ment of power. Scholarship is not
10. Faith. As honesty is the foum-
dation of all personal power. 50 faith is
its cap-Stone. The man who never
looks up. who denies by his life the
existence of God, is powerlcSS but fol
mischief.
In closing. the lecturer said that at'-
ter all it was the story of the ten tai
entS over again. The man with one
was most likely to hide it away: but
those who feel they have no mission in
the world should seek it ont and apply
themselves to it.
This was DIR. Hollands first appear
ancc before Il st. JohnSburN audience.
His effort does not seem to he to ANUS,
or entertain. but to incitc his hearers To
nohlcr effort and purer life. He Is Il
lecturer of commanding presence. clem
and musical voice. and of persuasive.
winning manners. \ very large audi
ence expressed their appreciation 10y
close attention and frequent applause.
The next lecture of the course Will
he given 10y Edwin L. Nhipplc. of
Boston. Friday evening. November y.
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Keeping his prisoners, considering the
reputation our jail has had heretofore.
But we doubt if ii more desperate crowd
were ever inside its walls than at the
present time. There is Bowen held for
rape and attempt at rape; Snow for
killing the peddlcr; Virgins for bur
glary and larceny Wilson and Hun
t"on for grand larceny Rainy for get
ting drunk and abuse of a borrowed
team. Take these cases and the rum
sellers of the county, and a grand jury
certainly can have work enough to
warrant calling them together.
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ADDISON cot \Il.


The CONGREGATIONAL SnrirtN of Mid
dlrhurN numbers about four hundred
and fifty members. being the largest in
Vermont with one exception. that of
Rutland. About 800 were present at
the sunday school last sabbath. under
the efficient management of the new
Superintendent. Nh. Mead. principal al
the graded school. 1t is very interest
ing and prosperous.
\ Bristol man. commenting on the
recent liquor trials i'll that place. al
ludc> to Il feature in them. which has
struck many other persons who have
been in the way OF hearing the tcSti-
mony III such eases. He SAYS: IF
every parent in the land could have
attended these trials. and witnessed the
amount of lying and perjury there en-
acted. he could see how low in the scale
of manhood rum would sink Il man.
and would teach his children temper
anrr aS the first lc>Som.
George Huntington of Middlehury is
up for black mailing Col. l.. +. Knapp
of the Middlebury Register. 10y diStrih-
uting 1000 circulars iilching from him
his good name pretty extensively. He
tried to cNtort money before diStrihut
ing them. but c"uldn't do it.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
The Free Press learns that until
further notice the factory of kilhun \
Gates will he run only on alternate
weeks. and on three-quarter time at
that.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Mr. Benjamin Pearl. 76 years old.
residing with his Son-in-law, Mr.. {. ID.
Rowell, (Who lives mile and Il half
south of Barton. on the Glover road
fell in the barn last Thursday afternoon.
and WAS so severely injured that he
lived but Il short time. 1t is thought
that he was i'll the act of descending
the ladder from the Scatfold. when he
slipped and fell. his head striking upon
the barn floor. His skull was broken.
and he remained unconscious till his
death. Mr.. Pearl was very honora-
bile and esteemed citizen. He was the
father of the late SilaS ii. Peal. and
resided in Albany for many years.
Monitor.
Rev. :. V. McDutfee has closed his
labors i'll Barton. and removed to his
new field. at Baskerville, y. ii.
Hay is selling at from ten to twelve
dollars per ton.
W. Ayers, of Glover, came near los
ing his life last week. He was drawing
from a steep hill and there being some
frost on the wood. in going over a
slight pitch in the road, the load slid
upon the horses, throwing Mr.. Ayers
partly under the wood and sled; the
horses ran till they brought up astride
IA large tree. Mr.. Ayers was consider
ably bruised.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
On Tuesday last Mr.. NJ. W. Gould
employed on LangdOn's new block, tel
from the upper part of the building t.
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Obituary.

Mr.. Benjamin Nutrcr died of con
sumption al InVa Falls. oct. ~. aged
~ Years. Nil Nuttcr WAS Il native of
y. H.. but the most of his lite WAS spent
il VI. ut -. ,I"hn>hurl. He had sui
trrcd from declining health for l3 wears
He had sought lis restoration III Viz
giuia. California. Minnesota and at last
1T Iowa Falls. Iowa to which place he
removed about one NcaI since.
For about - Years he had led Il con
>>tcnt Christian life. FoI many months
he contemplated death a> very near.
With Il firm and cheer tul faith in Christ
a> his SHNlour. he waited patiently and
Suhmi>>iNcll. for his change t" come
He repeatedly exclaimed. ''II"v thank
tul am that have now the Christian
hope His remains will hc taken To
Vermont for imtcrncnt. accompanied 10y
his afflicted wife. ho will carry with
her the Kind regards and Christian y IN
pathN of this community. Cow.
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Wells River

The Directors of the Montpelier y
Wells River Il. X. have taken the work
OF putting their track in readiness t"r
through travel into their own hands.
They pay THEN help promptly and are
expecting t" run trains regularly in tw"
or three weeks. This road will bring
the Capital of the State nearly loo
miles nearer this place and It. Johns
bury and will save the troop of sumner
tourists hctwrcm Saratoga and the
White Mountains Il large Traction of he
way they have been obliged to travel.
1t must also have it, share of the travel
hcIvccu Boston and Montreal. a> well
a> Boston and the West
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West Concord.

The West Concord Library A>>ncia-
ri"m. organized some NV" Years ago. is
making an effort t" open Il public libra
~ and reading room. and the prospect
l. that in = few weeks they will have
procured Suitable rooms and made 80
much of Il beginning. ~ will enable
them {" throw the doors open Ia the
pablo tor The enjoyment of Il few hook :
and pcIiodiral~. and H. rapidly Il, it j.
possible. additions will hc made of all
works suitable for such il library. ANY
and 10y contribution of books or money
or such other things a> will i'll any WAY
aid the library "r reading room. will Ice
gratefully received and acknowledged
hN the dissertation. Any one wishing
to contribute can address West Con
cord Library A>>"ciatiou, West Con
cord. Vt.
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yHarriaqrs.

At st bloomsbury, Nov nth. 10y Rev. {. NJ
Southgate Mr.. James T.. Taylor t" Miss Emma
Josephine Paddock all OF this place
In Danvillr. Nov. ) Mr. George Il. Clark and
Miss Miriam e. Ward all OF Danvillc
III the Spring Hotel in Ncwbury. Nov. &, 10y Re-,
:. =. Bates. Horace +. Coflran and Emma Jane
Randall. both Of lirntnu.
In Montpelier Nov. nh. 10y Rev. In. Lord MI
Charles +. Poland and Miss Jennie y. only daueh
ter Of Dcnson Dewey. ESD. all of Mnntpclicr
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tuRNS.-SinCc prd,. and fashion have had con.
trul of mankind and ~lu,uak,r~ were, compelled
t" make boots and shoes tit fancy instead of the
feet. the suffering from t"Tu~ Euuipn~. In-ruwin.
Nails. S"r- ln~trI> Bli>t'rrd Heels. So" cannot h
dr~crihrd hut Briggs corn and IIuni"n Remedies
Will Cur' all such t"Imcnt>. and proper HttIn-
boots will prevent their reproduction.
PILES a common affection. there b-In-
Int few persons who not troubled with them al
~"m" period "t their life. Bri--~ Pill, Remedies
are mild SAT-. and sure. tlnDcrsl
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior Ia gas.
Burns in any lamp without danger of exploding or
taking fire Manufactured expressly 10 dsplace
the of volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety
under every possible test and its perfect burning
qualities are proved by its continued use in over
300 900 famie.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no acct.
dent-dirccty or indirectly-has ever occurred
from burning. storing or handling it..
The immense yearly loss to life and property, re-
sulting from the of cheap and dangerous oils
in the United States. is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and FIRE Commission
ers throughout the country recommend the \ =
TRIAL as the best safeguard when lamps are used
Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and al
wholesale by the prOpretOrs. CHAS. PRATT s
! CO, los Fulton Street, New York. s2OI
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Passumpsic Farmers Club.

The annual meeting WAS held Nov.
9TH. at one o'clock J.. VI. Judge Parks
having served as president several
Years. declined il reelection. and Joseph
Dow WAS elected president; John Nor
riSnn and }. =. Foster. vice presidents :
Jonathan Lawrence secretary and trca-
>urer: +. y. Parks. j. w. Russell and
Andrew Warden. executive committee.
Voted To hold the meetings of the club
OH the fist and third Fridays of each
month (umtil further mnticr) at ~
o'clock, T.. M..-nnc hour devoted to
miscellaneous discussion and social in
trrvicw. the regular discussion to com
mcncr promptly at : !. and close. before :!
o'clock.
Adopted Il constitution and rules lul
the government of the club. The an
mual payment of - cents constitutes Il
member including wife and minor chill
drcm over fourteen years OF aye. La
dies and gentlemen NOT members of the
club are cordially invited To attend it,
meetings and take part III the discus
evening. Nov. 2l>t. '.I> the cutting.
feeding. or letting it remain up"r the
ground. the most profitable disposition
of the second grass crop ,"
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rrest for Completely.

After the arrest of Dick Wilson at
Brooklvn. he divulged-or pretended
to-to detective Powers, that he had an
accomplice in the thefts from Mr. John
sons store in one d. NJ. Livingston, IA
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the ground, distance of some twenty
feet. He was taken up in an insensible
state. 1t is hoped his injuries will not
prove fatal
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LIBERATED Blue MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS TAH.
LETS. HEAD STONES. &c.. &c.
Also, IuIurrrr and dealer IN the world
rrn"wnrd RED and GRAY POLISHED
>tOltli GRANITE MONT MENT>
IA 40.
| have Polished Granite now on hand
and viii import tu order and sell the
same Tor less than can he bought III
io~tnn. Discount To the trade. owen
2nu designs on hand. Please. call and
~. J"hn>bUrg ". JuhlI3 I-7I.--6
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For MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLEs.

And TAN, u-c PERRY'S Moth and Freckle Lo-
ton. Ii Is RELIABLE and HARMLESS. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Depot 40 Bond street,
New York 61-sm
VEGErNE has never failed To effect a Of all
mrrcurial diseases.
ASSIST NATURE IN HER EFFORTS /" shak, of a
cough cold. she MAY revenge herself by gi"Ing
up the contest Remember that with Hates Honey
Of HorehOUnd and Tar for ally. she Will cNtin-
guish the worst cough in 4 few days. CrittenOn :.
9th Avenue. sold by all Druggists.
Pixies T"nthachr Drops cure in minute.
Hahitual to>tivcnesS causes
HeGddche. Dizziness. Worns Iirer C","pLIint. Dys-
pepSid. Sour Son,GcL, Bal BrcGH. dc. The surrst
preventive Is DR.. HARRIsUNs IERIsTALIC LoZZEN-
GEs being both Tonic and Laxative, they restore
nature, thereby curing - Cnstivr habit. In tn"
opinion of every Druggist they are the most pleas
ant and etfrctual remedy for the PILES, and the
only one that reaches the outward appli-
cations are only tim" and money wasted. Trial
box 30 cts. Large box, 80 cts. mailed free for this
last price.
DIR. HARRISON y ICELAND BALSAN
"A splendid for Coughs. HnaIs,mrss. and all
Throat and Lung complaints. For sale by l.. >
HARRISON y co PrnprirtuI-. Ne. / fremont
Temple Boston. and 10y all Druggists. 94q7
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FOR PIMrLE> ON THE FACE

HlaCkh,ai- and Il,~hwrrm- uSr PERRY : I'm
proved Com"d"nr and Impr Remedy. the great
skin medicine. Prepared only 10y Dr. Il. &. FERRY
I',ruHt"l"-i~t - Bond ST. Y Y. sold 10y prug
Ei~t- cry here. tl--u
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lrafhs.

At st Johnsbury Nov H. Charles Larmir aged
Z months.
In Brattlcb"ru. Oct. 10th Miss Fannie Amelia.
only daughter of Albert n. and Maria L. Howe.
Aged II wears and months
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