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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13
How TO Beautify the Complexion.

II there is one wish dearer than another 70 the
heart OF woman, it is the desire 10 be beautiful The
wonderful reputation ofGEO. ". LAIRD'S "BIOOM
Or YOUTH " Is very justly deserved. For i'm
proving and beauty ng the skin IL Is undo1b,eiiv
the best toilet preparation in the world ii : com
posed OF entirely harmless materials and while the
immediate effects are 70 render the skin beautiful
creamy white, it will, after a few applieafions
make II soft, smooth and beautifully clear. remoy
ing biemishes and discolorations
This delightful toilet preparation has been Sc
verely tested by the Board Of Health Of New York
City, DR.. Louis Sayres, after carefully examin-
ing the ANALYSIS made by the Bard rlrn,nnn,ro.d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13
10 PER CENT. NET.

TIE IOWA loan AND TRUST COMPANY
VII invest money on irst-class Real Estate al DOB
per cent. interest. net, payable sem'-annually -n
New York, and VIII guarantee the collection o. all
loans made thr0u -h It's agency. Al charges paid
by the borrower Please write, before invest :,
flr New York and New England references. and full
particulars. SAMUEL MERRILL, c lats Governor %
Iowa. President Address JAWEs b. HEAErwELL,
Secy, Drawer l6- pes Monies Iowa
May l6-fdEWfw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

Fdaled April "a. 1854, got by RYSDYK's
HAMBLETONIAN, dam by ROe's ABDALLAH
CHIEF. blood bay. black legs with :wo white hind
ankles rs hands high. viii stand the season % l-s3
at the stock farm o; the subscriber.
Terms so, TO wit; 81 payable at time o. serv ce
ana So when the mare proves in foal.
PORTLAND.
Foaled lsl5. got by CLARION, dam WILLIAM TELL.
CANADIAN by old ABDALLAH, black, with white
star. o. hands high, vii also make the season %
1873 az the stock farm at the the same place. Terms
81 q insure.
Mares pastured at owners risk az 81 per week.
n No BUSINESS DONE On SUNDAYS.
For circulars. giving EXTENDED ped srees and full
particulars, please address.
JUSTIN L. MOULTON.
May Twin West Randolph, VI.
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SECRET OF BEAUTY.

"ClMPHORINE A" cures every pain. &c Try it.
Sold by all druggists. REUBEN HOYT, Pr6p'r,
New YOrk.-May 2S-fd&Wiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13
HAIL COLUMBIA

And all other Patriotic Airs sound best on the Su-
Perior Instruments to be purchased at the we'll
known store OF J. c. HAYNES Co where
PULL BRASS BANDS,
FULL 0RCHESTRAS,
QUADRILLE BANDS,
QUINTETTE oRCHESTRAS,
BANDS OF FOUR,
And all similar organizations will be furnished not
only with the best Instruments but with Instruction
Books to learn them, Music 70 play on them. extra
Strings, Reeds, &C., to 20 with them, and all needed
Materials for their repair.
J. c. HAYNES & CO.,
g Curt St., Boston, Opposite Court HouseJ
April 2S-deodku6mJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

NJ-OKKING CLASS! Male or Female So
w week guaranteed. Respectable employment
az home, day Or evening no capital required full
instructions and valuable package o. goods 20 start
stamp, NJ. YOUNG & CO, l-3 GrcenW-ch s., New
Nork.-Nay lt--dGWsw
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NOTICE,

NJ HEREAS, my wife Lucy, has left NY bed and
w board without lust cause or provocation, this
IS to warn all persons from harboring or trusting
her on my account, as shall pay no debts Of her
contracting. TIMOTHY PHELPS
South Hero, May p, ls73.-w3w
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DIAMOND SPECTACLEs
NOTICE.

luis is TO certify that have this day given my
Il son, Michael Dickson, his time during the re
msinder OF his minority. shall claim none Of his
earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting after
this date. JOHN DICKSON
South Burlington, May 2l, Is7s.-f7w3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

Which talks for which
stlece eHra.d
fan Preside
group oi CLASSC
curious and
land. consist
hnnns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

Will serve mares at One Hundred Dollars the sea
son. to insure, to be paid at time Of service. II they
The season viii commence April LIST, and viii end
the first o; November
PEDiGREE.-Victor VoR Bismarck, bay, Is hands
Inches. BY Rysdyk's Hsmbletonian, First
dam Hattie Food, by Harry Clay, second dam
Grandmother, by Terror.
HambletUnian(R ysdyks) by Abdallah. First dam
Charles Kent, mare, by imported Bellfounder, sec
ond dam. one Eye, by Bishops Hambletonian, third
dam, SllFer:ail by imported Messenger.
Victor Won Bismarck is a bay, white hind heels
was bred By Charles Backman, Esq, St0ney Ford
Orange County, New York, and IS q full brother o:
his stallion Idol. The seios Idol, that were three
years old IN ls-2, show remarkable speed, but nc
record was obtained from the fact that those match
ed received forfeit. Won Bismarck IS also full
brother to Mr.. Joseph Harker's famous mare, Gaz-
ellie, who, when seven years old, and her first sea
son on the turf, beat the field, comprising Judge
Fullerton, George Palmer, and Rosa lind, at Pros
pect Park. october 22d, ls72; best time 22l He IS
also nearly full brother in blood, to Prospero, who
tr0tted at Prospect Park, October 18th, ls72, as
three year old, in the extraordinary time o. %Si.,
drawing 273. pounds.
Victor Won Bismarck was driven by Carl S. DUR,
in May, So after very little handling, on his half
mile track, drawing 81 pounds, in 2.4O3, making
the last half mile the fastest.
Many gentlemen that are considered among the
best judges Of speed in the country, saw him driven
last summer, and have repeatedly stated he had
shown them better than a 2.30 gait. Ii has been
trial last fall, but prevented by the prevalence
Of the eplzootc.
The public generally are not disposed to place
much reliance private time, therefore this horse,
VIII be shown on Tuesdays and Saturdays Of each
week during the season, on the track OF the Yer
mont Horse Stock Company, Shelhurn, Vt, which
will give full opportunity 10 those proposing TO
use the horse, 10 witness his performances.
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KENTUCKY ROY.

PEDIGREE Black. foaled, 1863. By Dr..
Heirs Mamhr.no Pa;chen,o OF Lexington Kentucky.
Gull brother 10 Lady Thorn by old Mambrno Chief.
Dam, Lady Th0rn's dam by Gano, by American
Eclipse and he out Of Millers Damsel, best dau-h-
ter q imported Messenger. Gano's dam, Betsey
Richards by ST Archy. her dam by Rather son o.
imported Shark. lst Dam. Kitty Coon, got by
Cooks American Clay, he by Cassius NJ. Clay, Jr.,
out OF a mare by impaired Tramby. lst dam by
Chor .stcr. by imported Contract. ID, by Sir WI
lam O.. Transport, by SIR Archy. This mare was
purchased by Mr.. Z 5. WadsWorth, from DR.. L.
Herr, Of Lexington. Kentucky.
Kentucky Boy VIII serve mares Al Ten dollars FOR
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

PEDIGREE. - Gray. Foaled July It'll, 1867
By Rysdyk's IIamblet0nian.
Dam Lady Swazey, by Harris's H4mbletonian,
BY Bishops Hambleionian, by imported Messen-
ger.
Dam o. Harris's Hambletonian WAS a Messenger
mare imported by Israel Munson. OF Boston.
Exchange VIII serve mares at Twenty-Five Dollars
80
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VICTOR Won BISMARCK

viii serve mares at One Hundred Dollars the sea
son. to insure, to be paid at time Of service. II they
do not prove in i0al the money will be refunded
The season viii commence April lst, and viii end
the first OF November
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13
CLAEBRINO.

PEDiGREE.-Black 10 hands, foaled, IS65. by
Mambrino Pilot, lwho has public record Of 2-Z7D
a public record Of 2.lst). First dam, Molie Harri
son now owned by the Vt. II. 5. Coz she by Strad-
er's. Cassius VI. Clay (who has public record Of
2.3li, private in 2.2'l by Henry Clay. public rec
ord - by Andrew jackson by Nonng Bashaw
by imported Grand BashaW.
'Ciaybrino will serve mares at Twenty dollars for
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TROTTING STATIONS.

sheiburn, Vt, AprlIo-vam
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19
DIVORCES.

A BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBJ
"A tained IN different States. Legal every.
wherc. Dessrtion. general niseolduet &c,
sufficient cause. No publicity required. no SS
charge until divorce granted. Advice nee. eAii
.1-''" JoHNJ. FULTON.
Counsellor at Law.
No. 1so Broadway, New York city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19

A YANKEE In Paris. who was listen
ing to the boasts Of u lot Of English
and French artists about the wonder
full genius of their respective country
men. at last ..broke out " and said,
"Oh. pshaw! Yeou git eout! Why,
there's Bill Deyine, Of our village,
who kin paiat peice of cork so 'zact-
ly like .marbel that the minute ysou
throw It into the water it will sink to
the kuh-chug, jes' like a stone"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19

Ar hotel. short time since. a girl
inquired Of gentleman at the table.
II his cup was out. No" said he.
"but my coffee Is" The poor girl
went away considerably confused. but
determined to pay him in his own coin.
While at dinner the stage drove up,
and several persons coming In, the
gentleman asked "Does the stage
dine here?" mo, SIR" replied the
girl. In a sarcastic tone, "but the pas
sengers do"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19
THE OLD PATH.

stand again upon the bridge,
watch the shimmering stream below,
hear the pine-trees from the ridgc
- Repeat the music OF irs dow.
Lullsd by their low, perpetual psalm,
The listening waters lingering sweep
Through meadows iilled with drowsy calm
A dream that glorines their sleep.
The eastern mountains dewy shade
Still floats upon the fields Of grain,
Along whose edge my foostsps made
Their morning pathway TO the train;
Tho eagle eyed Antumnsl flowers
Guard, AZ Of old, the rustic arch
Where the procession Of the hours
Moved By rs in nelodlous march;
And red leaves through the sunset wood
Still flicker down-ike tongues OF Tame !;
Just as around her where she stood
To greet mo whom homeward came.
But there's no pressure on my arm,
No voice upon the evening air,
The path has lostits ancient charm
II loads not home-she sleeps elsewhere.
s=.-l IHs|H y. --Jdnles r. Ccln1du.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19

A YOUNG lady in Greeneville. Tenn,
recently presented her lover with an
Observation-Disclosures psn-wiPer,and
was astonished the following Sunday
to see him wearing 1t rs a cravat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19

A STUDENT, undergoing his exami-
nation was asked what was the mode
of action OF disinfectants? He replied:
"They smell so bad that the people
often open the windows, and the fresh
air gets ib." s.taa. agll4tt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19

The Danbury Ne,es says: The use Of
tobacco Is a disgusting habit. II weak
ems the frame, benumbs the faculties,
and, what Is far worse, keeps up the
price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19
: TO MILLMEN !!

xxyR HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w HiIl NIvs Once hnH . ton Of superior
Typs Neal for ,ouInaiins PSrIgsSssss PIs n, y Sas y
aucsd prices Tor cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19

WHAT Is the difference between
sailor aud a beer drinker? One puts
his sail up, and the other puts his ale
down. 2-l.a ct,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19

ABRIpE In Danbury received among
her wedding gifts receipted bill OF
IS for gate hinges from her father.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
Misrellanecns.

DRUSHES of every description at 335 Pearl
ID =, Hsefs Building All articles Al the lowest factory prices
- JOHN X H0pPBL
ILOTHES PINS for SAL.E.-Capacity, 5000
~ per month Parties wsag 2 psase n 9n.sac can do
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
CHEAPEST SECURITY NOW OFFERED

ylksT MORTGAGE BONDS q the JACKSONVILLE. NORTH
&BSTEBS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD having 20 yesrs
% tearing interest Al per cent IN Gold Con Of or equ to The
Srese8t standard" Coupons parsble Nevlok London.
artbfur Man. the OF the holder Nhea de-
registered the Trusethe Farmers Loan
Trust co Interest psTabe Jfnu1y and JoV This rosd
onpei Jacksonville 20 junction With the CHICAGO
fSD ALTON EAILkOAD Ndel, distance Of 20 mle4
phe compeeo Is borougby equipped ENTIRELY
PAD FOR ard fl ogerson tnd Tie completed portion
OtJ bends euc1rftg S6 90 offered al So and
eoerse Interest BoBd the remaining portion Of TIE
road v higher pnee Esd will be offered only
TIN arae Of the State al
tbe roads The coal mines Al VrdeD and
Us oolds big esteemed by th inygs has been
Dost ssrciug We have personally ed detail Of this Com
repeatedly The entire hne. We
ese1tr enahd 70 recommend these bonds ABB OLUTELf PER-
fECI secan'r Pamphlets szd fItheI pac0au bT applying
GIBSON, CASANOVA & Co, BANKERS,
so EXCHANGR-PLACB, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

Attention is Invited through our advertising columns
to large sale Of desirable and valuable horses car
rages aud horse equipments be disposed OF through
the agency Of Messs Johnston Van Tasselk at stables
No 2I5 East nth-st, tomorrow "Wednesday
Jan. I5 at Il O'CLOCK.
ROYAL SLEIGH.
From description given in German CO.
temporary It appears that the sleigh OF the King Of
Bavaria surpasses in splendor all the seighs In the
world This sleigh IL one of glded mythologics
and allegorica figures The body proper Is supported
by pajads and numerous cuptds gamoollng In
the garands of flowers which wind around 1t en- relef
Blue velvet cushions. ornamented with the richest
gold embroideres cover seats and steps, while she
side and back panels decorated by paintings from
the master hand Of Henry Won Pechman The pole is
aIso glded and trimmed with costly velvet The robes
are OF ermne The harness for four horses s covered
with embroidered velvet and so heavy are IFS god ora
nentaions that ono headsal cannot be lifted with
single hand and still more costly are the saddle covers
Sleigh and harness cost the trihng sum OF 2OOo HOTTIES
or something $4,000 In gold.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
BY JOHNSTON & VAN TAssRLL


BY JOHNSTON VAN TASSEIL
gentleman out leaving for Europe III health will sell,
through Me JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELl hs euirs fnVaie Is
tablshment, comprising follows; . ,o,--,- 49,,
md years . very spirited and stylish step together borse
sirg u and true; warranted soun, peieet
without fau besa one Of the handsoHe'' teams IN ae
Fine team hay Morgan Horse. snds high, old
lind gn. and trn very ssh drivers last ayeers warranted
sound can together 81 minutes can beat inmates AID can
StiyD CITY built Landau perfect order carefully used
buI one season; made BY j. K Lawrence -. -
COPR-spendd Coupe built by John r.
VICTORIA BRErT-Begln Victoria Brett With extra eidrens
seat used but
sTyRks sIRIGH-Nesry new Wolverine Wolf Robes &c
HkRNESs-Fye y and Double Harness Blank
cts Fu Robes &c, &c, all in good order
h, % b,e Of Hay 40 bushels Of Oats Blankets Robes Stable
Utensils, &c, nc
A BRIGHT bay MARE, 15.2 hands, 6 years
be exchanged for heaTT working hei tle kno anu
uot IN ABOUT SuDiSs 10
Once. -
NOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. Any per-
arou Of obtaining fr.tclass hunters uottpg. draugh or
other Horses sporpg see the same By one
state tntnded purchase
a. il nconveneace Address HAWKS Co. Montreal canao
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
Ans ssdderJ goods extensively msnuiaene0i Nj
line Blankets Tor street and se P9se and other Sage hOS
Of every quality " u. b.oniih q 20, ', ~
HARNESS- Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes and Horse Equipments o. ever aescplon he
I,rTea yiretT New C. NJ AoSbhAN BRO h4nuiae-
turers warerooms ia Chambersst ..-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
.7PER CENT GOLD BONDS

c,us and all Investors are invited eIrue merits Of the
Bonds ssued BY s INDANAPoLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
TRN RAILWAY COMPANY and secured by fs, Mortgage on m
Extension Ise Of miles On this work, 100 miles from
ChHuaaiRu 10 HAVANA. on the Illinois River are completed
and trains will that section in the second
week January The remaining dstauee ~ - Is to keofnF
MSspp the branch Of p miles to Decatur graded
partly will be finished in ample time Tor
the business of 1873. The character OF soil increasing protuc
tors belt OF county tributary this part OF the ne assure
for very large renunefaave business
The Indianapolis Pekn 9l miles hes been in operation
little more years and has established Its earn
inas have steadily Increased giving In 1872 in-
crease of 1855. 200 1871. Net receipts from
this part of the line alone than Sufficient 10
respond punctuay 20 interest on nil Bonds made and Is
asl By Company rarely that this be sid Of any rail
Toad during neFoustiop Of its securities
The entire support Of popuou exceedingly
h and productive agricultural reon passes thrOngh and con-
meets important aud cities, and crosses immense oe
pod ccs al Of which insure local business OF great
sVnitudc Its and SorthWeserD connections SAB
ntay under control with prominent utersectns roads will
furnish large through trssc The appreciate the necessity OF
unusually equipment and providing for 1t As RAPIDLY IS possible
This accommodations under construction expressly
fox Indianapolis, viii greatly Increase Its fafiie' and
enable II take large offered business when IL hhS
been Obliged 10 decline.
Particular s1iou asled the urusua strength OF these Bonds
Which are liability the entire CororsioD owning line Of 40
les alo completely secured by first and only mortgage on
the extension OF the 3OS miles completed and
26 N graded.
with the certainty that Government Interest win in short
s largely reduced Of 5os VII end adTaniagOas to
realize at present high prices these Bonds which
ss possessing ample security for all nvesio As invest
ment. tbey fail to prove largely fcmunerauve
The Bonds are seven Del cent gold Oa each convertible into
stock at psr option ofe holder ard be registered with
ont hsrge Price 80 sud interest currency Coupons
Jsnu,ry and Ju,T /, free o! tax
All negotiable securities received in exchange best market rates
Fal particulars furnished 0ppheauon-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
EeslaI Notiles.

CUPREME COURT,--In the matter of the
- PETITION Adsss and Cormouaity Of The City
S.rfoS by the COn5nopsr Public rsiioa
oaon Of ishts In the City Of Eesfork eng lands the
of one nd heeeths and Tenth
snl on snd $50 feet OF
Eutsve Notice hereby the owners persona
parties interested In the lss inemnt bereditsseh snd premises
the Report Of the Com Apprsl in the above
matter hat he d Report being eoulstd viii be presented 10
hs Supreme Court al Spea rm thereof 10 be held Al Chambers at
housf IN tho C b h~tetk hoyasy the oh dJ OF
March, 1919 f opnngst to- That dy heTe
counsel be heai Win theH sud there y n.ns
coHnssso Of ~ hsport peceHeet IA"
DWIGHT IL OLhsTkAD. = -
ADRIAN a. MULLER Comuissioaen
.. .t h..aI .4 CHARLRB x. GIAuAA. A.alt
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
ac uhou II map concern

A LITERARY YOUNG LADY correspond:
.ih writer's teaehs aud ades OF eaHafe n.e sai
nrsg .ass eOusry and Harepe el eah etsAsnge te.
hey shou n pay psge % ptot1 ~ pleasure, What
so leave ~ others 70 say The seues thus set a. rsis<
r,l, nominal tA The sensaes OF sensitive person ss
Ss. n, hr er Ia, paying for society" Reences hs
sr. own soos ppa la, pabhshsd for private etcases on
~, eers puhshed and noces OF the prs Nevyok herah
a. or hs ,r,sr xo. psis,ce 1 ss Of uged ejacAuu ni
eiarn th-r Letters csrrseei Ma W~-sf~tQase BoYk Es ~
s.Ansa y. EeHfOta .tsi atl.is ..t.s.I ~ A.
-T : .sslii ysisaA % il.s.,l sss.s -assl. -, 81
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
Observation-Disclosures MARK ET


NEW-lOpK, Iuesday Jan' l4' 100
In the Bulls Head Market, Henry Sanford
sold one pair of bay geldlns hands high Kentucky
Hunter stoc 81 600. Common draft horses sold at
usual prices
At Messrs. johnson & Van Tssselrs Horse and Car
rage Auction Mart in East Thireenth-s the following
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
sorses, Carriages, aarness. &r-

A RICH. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.
N OFFICE AND SALEsR0OA. n NASSAU,SI: ,r
HORSE AUCTION MART 10 TO ia EAST THlRrEENThsr'
ELEGANT PRIVATE BsTABLIsIIMBST AT AUCTION,
This DAY "WEDNESDAY, JAN. Is, AT 10 OCLOA K
AT PRIVATE STABLE, 2l5 EAST TWENrfSEVEhIHST'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
financial.

rEUTUAL tBANK, No. ESQ Broadway. New
M Yort-The Anuua Election fs DIRECTORS and lNSPkCIOks
op ELECTION Of this Bank VIII be held At en bAh Seo'se Oh
&oSnAy jan 20 il3 between the hour OF u M and
AVNN" WM s CARMAN. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
6eIp Uantco-- Alales.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A TORK TRIBUNE Will BB RECEIVED AT THE UPIoMs
OFFICES 5ii West Tsirysecondst. JS West I"enyha
81. up o 81 regular olee rateA
YVANTED-Bya German Gentleman-A SIT
w UAT1OS IN capacity ia msresHtle house
has anv erpenence bookkeeper and willing 10 Work. Is
erences rIen Address 7. O., Boz l,lll POsiOhee
NNyANTED-A frst-class JOB C0MP0SlT0R;
w c,e scu.tomed do ornamental well as plain WORK in
5owu,owt ofoe. Address H. E. Box 3555 EesYork PosOAee
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
fflarble ar1o 1late Hlantels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
N. IzING WORKS IL and 80 Ra Egeteenthst Marble ana
Nareifed MSns Ting Marble Cognte houamen peeS 'nA
defy compe;iion. Marble turning for the trade
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs sAe work q every description hshBLE and
MOOD M4NTELS. T. b. STEWART Co., 70 AID zH West
Twenty -hrist. SeventhAye.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

Gopartnersnip Notires.
GHANGE of FIRM NAME.
" The undersizne only members Of the hrm Of
H. q. CROMWELL q Co,
since the death Of HENRY CROMWELL ia April 1885, VIII IRON
nd .nsr az date continue under the firm OF
~ ~ CLARK l. SEAMAN.
JOHN II CLARK,
NesYork Jan. I, 1874 sAhb H. shAMAh
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
Denilstrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" The snrh'' s,s s Sd,sis'sr IN q,
without PAIs-ss % 900 psnsss testify See their names the
once No ~ Cooper Institats.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08
Tole graphic.
Foreign News.

LoNDoS, January 4.--Jobn +.
Pawson 4 Co., of this city, dealers
10 Manchester goods. have failed.
Their liabilities are reported at
$l5 100000. L. is reported other
failures will follow.
The weather to-day is tompcs.uons.
Some damage has been done to ship.
ring.
The Emperor Napoleon is suffering
from stone in the bladd"r. The latest
bulletins announced unchanged con-
ditlon, but the physicians are uuapprc:
hrnSive Of serious results.
The Isabella Hartly, from Now
York for Antwerp, cotton laden, was
abandoned 1T s.a. Most Of tho crew
were saved.
Th" STANDARD ofthis morning, saws
She unn"xr:i"r of tho Sandwich
Islands 10 the tui;cd States wonll be
30 mcn"cr ~ England, but to tus,
trasia, ahH as the means OF restoring
equilibrium, in the event OF suuh
transfer Of teri itory taking place as
the annexation Of the Fiji Islands to
Au>tl ALA.