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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

1t is with narrow-souled people as
with narrow-necked bottles--the les they
have in them the more noise they nS1e
in pouring il out.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
EOR SALE!

A HOUSE AND II ACRES OF LAND ,
WORTHWHILE, AND MEAT-MARKE1
The subscriber offers for sale the above pro-
either together or the Market alone, aud will
A small farm in exchange. lie offers spa
opportunity 10 any person who may wish toy
Meat-Markct in the growing and thriving vi.
Of Morrisvillr. Poor health c0mpells me
with a pleasant location and profitable OuSvs
b. " GREll
Ian o. igr1 lux
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
al Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASEITAA n Il N -. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28

CoRNs.-Jast fancy for moment a foot win lts
perfect organization, designed BY the creator To
be Of use 20 man, and crored into n boot or shoe
about twO-thirds the szorequired TO sive room toi
the working Q. the Joints, muscles, &c. Of this
wonderful structure. Aud ncn g nsider II u s
nuy wonder that uine-tenths Of the adult popula'
ton and onc-lalf the children are troubled with
corns, bunions, had nails, and Othor pedal amict
tons, all Of which are artificial aud unnecessary.
Dr.J BRIGGS ALIENATION and CURATIVE
will surely Danish them, and proper fitting boot,
will prevent thNr return. Sold by A. 7, Cleav
laad. liydo Park Gates Eros. Stove and dealen
In medicine
DR.. J. BmGcs' TuRoAT AND Luxe HEALER, Is
composed of Canda Halsap, Extract Of Tamaracs
aud ct er Balsams, and Gums, Roots, Plants, &c,
when are combined IN the moot scientific aud har
monious manner. u is pleasant and more agreoa-
bic to toxic then any othus in nse. Old people like
It, aud babies cry Tor It, Sold by A. o. Gates, Nor
risvillo, and NJ. J. Leach Wolc0tt.
BRIGGfi ALLEvANTAR. ST 0l0 reward will be
paid for case Of Catarrh, Headache or ga,
phcil caunot be cured with slGasaut, agreeable
aud never-faitiug remedy, II used according TO d.
reoiicns ii If new combination Of the most rcii-
abb ingroden known for subduing the varons
diseases for which It Is recommended. Sold by l..
L. Udall, No. wolcott, and A. Robbins, Ne. Hydo
Park.
PILES. Are you discouraged by relocated fat
ures to obtain azure for this dressing diaease, IL
so, chrer ups allow that depressed and saddened
heart to leap with joy the terrors CT internal
bleeding, external and itchiu5 piles ifs before abe
inv pcihle and woeitye result Of BRIGGS PILE
REMEDIES. Sold hy J. H. Crocker, No. Hyde
Park, and Martin Shattuck, Eden.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-28
Ayers
SarSaparilla

DOL . u Il ~ L L !"
T. wildly known
A !. !. !. !. J. !. !: !. /. ]. !.
"A % ~ one of The most
- "a eaueiual rcmedies
fA ~ 10 ever discovered far
MN HfsA4S cleansing the sys-
80 - 49, ten and Purifying
tho blood u HIS
N4S> 4 - = stood the test 81
N,estfSsfk,ee<sz/ wears. with cor
e,es-S.L<Ss stanily growing rep
oCse/bcrS6 ulation, hssed on It's
Intrinsic viriucs. and sustained by its Re-
markablc eures. So mild as 10 be safe aild
I.,utiicial 10 children, and yci 20 foaryhing
as 10 ciicciuaiy pure ont The great cor
ruplions ofthe bloosl, zach as the scroinlous
and syVhiliiic contamination. lmP'uiiie''
or diseases tha. have lmked in the system
for years. soon yicld to this powerful anti
do,c. and disappear. ilrnuc is wonderful
cures, many Of which arr publicly known,
of ScFoflila. and all scIofulous diseases,
Ulcers. Eruptions, and cripiiye DIS
urlcrs OF tn skin, Tunlors, BlotcheS,
Rolls, pimplcS. PuStulcs, Sores, 1T.
Anthouy's Fire. Rose or Erysipe-
las, letter, salt EihcuR,f sclld
Head, lsingwOrm, and internal Ul-
cerntiOns of the Uterus, Stomach.
AMI Liver. ID also cures other com
plants, TO which Il would not seem cspeci-
ally adapted. such as DropSy. Dyspep-
sia, Fits, y .uralgia, Heart Disease.
Female Weakness, Debility, and
Lencorrhma, when they are manifesto
tons o. the sclOfulous poisons.
Il is an excellent rvstorer Of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing liz
appetite and rigor Of the digestive organs
it dissipatcs the depression and listless Ian
guor Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood The system moves
on with renewed yigor and . new lease Of
lie.
PREPARED BT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-11

loges unt each State shall have received the avas OF
500 coo Mr. Perez moved substitute for tins
House bin appropratng half OF tue proceeds OF hu
sales until such time sum shall Dc accumulated SUI
hcenty large for the interest upon 1t to amount TO
$4,000 year for each state. majority voted to pass
the substitute but the requisite two-thirds were not
obtained.
Gen Butler brought forward his salary bill He
did not direct vote upon IT, but moved that the
Committee upon Appropriations be instructed to include
it in the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill The apparent
purpose OF this TO get the bill before the
House, for full discussion in the Committee OF the
Whole but the real object doubt to get it in as
part Of appropriation BILL that II could be adopted
by the Committee Of the Whole without Yea and Nay
vote, which would have been perfectly feasible under
the rule. Some of the sincere opponents Of increased
salaries suspected q trick and secured the Yeas and
Nays upon Buffers motion, which resulted in its defeat
by vote Of 81 TO 49, Senate bls were passed for new
public building at Dover, Delaware, and Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
Mr. Cox then obtained the floor and sstonshed every
body 10y introducing resolution that did not look TO
increasing nybodys pay OF TO creating any new Office
or 10 falling money from the Treasury for any other
purpose; simply assertion of the good old
fashioned Democratic theory OF the relative powers and
duties of the States and the General Government This
was accompanied by preamble stating that there was
a necessity Of returning TO the fundamental organic
principles of the Government set forth in the resou
ton. Mr. Cox said that his resolution taken from
The Net- Torl; EUening Post lie wanted to see how
many Republicans would vote for It, Mr.. DcRey said
that he would like amend the resolution as TO add
TO it that four and four made eight Failing to get leave
for this he suggested that the Constitution be read Tor
the information OF members. The vote on Mr.. CoX's
resolution was Yeas S. Nays a. about twenty Republic
voting in the affirmative. According TO MI Dlckey,
therefore there "a men in the House who do not
believe that four and four make eight.
The next business Iowa land job, In the shape
OF bil authorizing the appointment OF three Commits
soners TO out to Iowa and ascertain how much GER
tain lands worth which were granted to the Des
Moines Improvement Company but which the Company
failed get preemptOrs and homestead settlers
had taken prior possession This bill was rushed through
without much a division OF the House. Mr.. Bing-
ham then the floor to offer resolution instrucng
the Appropriation Committee TO find out how much
money the Board OF Public Works intend 10 spend
improving streets around Government reservations
in Washington, and TO bring III bill to pay them the
amount. Mr. Randall denounced this as an Ubiquitous
measure and said he should use all parliamentary means
10 dcfeaJ II. After half an hour Of hhbusernS the
House adjourned without passing the resolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-11
RAILRoAp AccIpENT IN THE OIL REGIoNs.

TITUsvILLE, Penn, Feb..10.-This afternoon,
the Bradys Bend accommodation train going north on
the Allegheny Valley Railroad, when near Scrub Grass
Station broke rail- and five OF oil aud passenger
car were thrown down the bank. The following persons
we're wounded:
Michael Game, A. Singleton, o. A. Knox j. P, Riddle,
]. Hanna, H. Miller A. S. Hamilton, W. MOratyj J0hn
II. WhitcOmb, and the train boy
The passenger coach sti remains In the river wreck
ers being yet unable 20 raise it, Two bodies are float
ing IN the water inside the car but cannot be extrcated
How many persisted is unknown. The conductor is IN
able to tell the number OF persons in the Inflated car be-
fore the accident
LATER.-sevora names are added to the list Of those
injured by 1.-THE Scrub Grass accident Among them 10
Mr. Joseph L. Hanna OF Pittsburgh, whose Injuries arc
serious. With this exception none of the others emu
merated seriously injured
The COmpauy's surgeons and Others were promptly on
hand to relieve the sufferers and everything is being
for them that is possible 1t is now positively
known that there we're but three persons killed. news
boy and two unknown men.
The train running on time and no blame is
attached 10 the officers Of the road The disaster was
purely accidental and unavoidable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-11
Lucrative OFFICES VACANT.

The Mayor recently gave notice to the City
Inspectors and sealers of Weights and Measures that
their appointments had been revoked and ordered them
TO report at his office without DELAY. The names OF these
officers are sealers John Boole and William II. Trsvers,
appointed March H. 1866 and Inspectors John Costello
James Carraher and James Fay, appointed In 1870 Ii
not known that the Mayor received any complaints
against these men.
Section 10, Article Ill OF the Revised Ordinances 1866
prescribes the fees which the inspectors entitled to
demand. The fees For every weight under four
pounds cents IA pounds, 81 cents; every liquid
measure cents; every yard or dry measure, cents;
every scale weighing less than $50 pounds 20 cents plat
form scale over $50 pounds, so cents. Section IS pre-
scribes 1t as one the duties of Inspectors to deliver
once every three months TO the Clerk OF the
Common Council copy of the register kept by them OF
the business for quarter This important pro-
vision It was learned upon inquiry at the office OF the
Clerk OF the Common Council has never been complied
with The consequence is that there is rule OF
putting the incomes Of these offices.
IL il stated good authority that upon one occasion,
when a change contemplated, an inspector avoided
the service Of the paper for two weeks and during that
time collected 81, 500 through assistants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-11

the record that the failure jury trials rests
the District Courts, and not with those ORGANIZED
Territorial law Evidence is adduced 70 prove !a. ~
TERRITORIAL laws do not differ materially from thVso
the States aud Territories, and are ample ior an
poses If the Federal judges would act In accordance wiz"
their propositions.
The Republican members OF the Senate held caucus
this morning Senator Anthony presiding on the SUBJECT
of the business pending before the Senate Coh-
mittee was ordered. 10 be appointed by the Chairman
to report at meeting TO what measures shouu
have precedence the general object being 70
act upon those Of the most pressing pubic heeeTn
sity, and with a view Of avoiding gar
for an extra session Of Congress. The preValnns
sentiment was against such extra Session, anu SUM-
Senators declared the President should not be ioreeu W
call owing 10 the fault ana hcgIBSh
OF Congress 10 transact necessary legislation Tor
they now have reasonable time. II IL believed tnae
large majority of the members OF DOth houses a.
opposed 10 convenng the new Congress imIedlatsSiS
upon the expiration OF the present one, beng OF
that there yet reasonable time 70 act upon an pls VI
gun and business viii be disposed OF more rapidly lan
heretofore.
The balances in the Treasury Department today al
the close OF businets follows: Currency S9"''
slO special deposit OF legal tenders for redemption oi
certificates Of deposit i2oC60OO; coin, $635lSct ID
Guiding coin certificates, $23 $4,000.
According to reports TO the Internal Revenue once
the number OF dstilleres in operation the lst INST
was s1 with daily producing capacity of 1853 gal
Ions being daily increase during January over Deem
Der OF 36,g2l gallons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-11
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Spanish Government has created an
Ordnance Department.
The bill for the abolition of Slavery in the
Island Of Porto Rico to be taken up in the Spanish
Congress for discussion yesterday.
DOpiniOne of Rome says the Emperor of
Austria has consented arbitrator for the settle
ment of the LauTium Mines dispute.
The Duke de Broglie will present the report
of the Committee OF Thirty in the French Assembly
Saturday. He will previously communicate with Presi-
dent Theirs.
The trial of the Galway priests for illegal
interference in the Parliamentary election opened yester
day IN the Court Of Qneens Bench, in this city. The
Lord Chief Justice, Right Hon James Whiteside pre-
sided
The trial of nine persons, charged with raw
shing and subsequently, numbering their victims, has
begun at Doua France. The crimes were perpetratcd
in neighborng forest at intervals from the beginning
OF 1870 10 September, 1872.
The Quebec Cabinet has adjourned, and,
instead of an extra session of the Legislature being
called commission will be appointed TO inquire into
the recent burning of the Courthouse 1t is understood
instead Mr.. Chauvau that SOlcitOr-General Irvine
Will become ATTORNEY General that Mr.. Cnapeau will
be appointed SocitorGeneral and that Dr. Fortan Will
become Commissioner OF crown Lands.
The instruction in Topic, Mexico, under
Lozada is assuming formidable proportions Lozada,
in his political manifesto, proposes TO establish gov
eminent similar TO the Paris Commune. His army has
invaded several portions OF Jasco and Guadaajara In
severe battle the 2sth u LOzada defeated Corona,
who retreated Guadalaara. Gen. Flores teegruphs
u the contrary saying that LoZada whipped and
lost 1000 men In killed and wounded Private kilograms
how ever, concede the victory TO D0Zada. Col Atlantis
has defeated portion OF J0zadas force. Corona 10
expecting reenforcemeDts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-11
CREDIT MoBnrER IN PHILADELPHIA.
ALBANY.
LEGISLATION REsUMED-DEATH OF ASSEMBLY
MAN JONES-CHARTER PROSPECTS.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNR1

MAN JONEs-CHARTER PROSPECTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRl
ALBANY, Feb. 10.-The Legislature reassem-
bed this evening with quorum in both Houses. Among
the bills ordered 10 a third reading IN the Assembly was
one introduced by Mr. Herring imposing fine OF $3.50 on
any person who shall make fictitious bids at any auction
sale OF estate stocks with intent TO defraud bona
hde purchaser bill authorizing the city 70 cede TO
the United States small strip of land the east end Of
the Battery for boatlandng for Governors Island
boats was also ordered TO third reading. remoD-
STRANGE was presented in the Senate against q
surface railroad in Fifhave., signed by the principal
property in the avenue. The death OF H. Jones,
member Of the Assembly from the lid District OF wash
ington County, will be announced in the House to-mor-
row. He died at p. to-day at his home. He was
new member and he stated in the Senatorial caucus
was the first Welshman who ever held seat In the
LEGISLATURE He was the owner ana worker OF large
slate quarry in Washington County. The cause OF ms
death is not reported lie has not been in his seat since
week before last. 1t is curious coincidence that the
first death OF member this year occurred on the S5th
day Of the session, the same as last year.
The Assembly Committee Cities 70 whom the joint
Committee delegated the task of ~ fixing up" the
charter and reporting it 10 the Legislature expect TO
have the bill ready TO report by Thursday next 1t is
not yet settled what shape 1t IS TO be reported, but
under no circumstances will the sole pOweof appointing
heads Of departments be given to Mayor Hayemeyer
There is some talk of giving the nominating power to the
Board OF Aldermen and leaving the power OF confrma-
ton to the Mayor. In this the CustOmhouse party
think to close the mouth Of Mr. Hayemeyer and at the
same time throw upon him the responsibility Of any
deadlock that might in consequence OF his refusal
to confirm the nominees Of the Aldermen 1t has been
found impossible TO bind members the Customhouse
programme by a caucus as largo number OF them re-
fuse 10 20 into caucus on the charter at all.
Assistant Commissioner Davenport who spent all last
week in Albany hand again tonight to look after
the interests of the Federal onceholders. DistretAt
torney Bliss was to-day, but went to NewYork this
evening after leaving directions to Davenport who ap
pears 20 been selected the permanent lobby man
of the Federal Government at the state Capitol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-11
Observation-Disclosures.

49,. The Hon. Thomas Parsons, late State Senator
Assembly, died yesterday AZ Rochester
Mrs Crittenden, wife of the late Senator Crit
tendon Kentucky died At St LO' Sunday At the residence Of her
soniniau.
-. The agitation Of the Mormon leaders, at Salt
Lake Cy anticipation Of immediate Congressional action an rela'
ton to Utah, is on the Increase
Dr. Gray of Utica and DR.. Vanderpoel, Health
ON OF eraud Carney the Buffalo murderer aud
report hin sane, his insanity being feigned
-. In ex parte Roberts ct al, the U. 8. Supreme
Court tho Court Of Claims. directing that court 70
h, t aod also motion 70 correct toe records IN
the
-. The post-mortem examination OF the body OF
Gear, indicates died caused ey nervous
ps.on tie result and mslsai csehey He brain
weighed so ounces
....Ditmars & Burkhardt Of Boston, manufac-
turr o dun Oriental Powder Company manufacturers
electric erpder been found jointly liable for dnges caused
explosion 10 Boston, In 1870 When Killed Que and
tsredse several hoascA
In the case of Morgan agt. Jackson, from the
Cut Cou for Alabama United states Coa reversed
,b Judgment Of which sustained by the
C on ship Frances plying between and
Orleans and Owned By Morgan. citizen OfNsxYork
-. The United States Supreme Court has affirmed
the the Grcat Court FOR Connecticut
Michgn Central Railroad ssaHs the Mineral springs Manufacturing
COsp.sr The COa had charged tia, hei read Liable
carriers notwithstanding The esase Ia limiting M liability 70
tAai 81 sIsAoessnes In certain eAsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-11
THE CARLIST NsURRECTIoN.

IT Is DAILY GROWING IN STRENGTH-OPERA.
TIONs AGAINST THE INSURGENTS.
MADRID, Mondly Feb. 10, 1873
The snow interferes with operations against
the Carsts. Gen. Morones the COmmander-in-Cmef OF
the Army OF the North, is making forced march in
hopes Of oyertakiDg Gen. OO who, at the head Of o0
Insurgents has again entered the province Of Navarro
The Carlist bands under the command OF santa Cruz
Macazaga and Iturbide effected junction in the PROV
ince OF GuipuZcoa.
Bands OF Carists have made their appearance 10 the
Province OF Toledo.
PARIS, Monday, p b. 10, 1873.
Adyices from Carst represent that the insur
rection in Spain is daily suang strength Il now
lists in eight northern proy and is extending to the
central and southern provinces. The Government Is
acting on the defensive Towns are fortified and yolun
teers armed TO resist the advance OF the Insurgents
For Other Foreign Hses Second Fourth Po0ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-11
A STEAMER SUNK ON THE oHIo-FoUR LIVES
LOST

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.-The steamer Petrol
sunk at midnight Saturday, in the Ohio 40 niles above
here and IL miles above Huntington West Va She was
800 towboat used by the Ohio River salt Company
and had % persons on board. She struck floating log
knocking great hole In her bow, through which the
water rushed so rapidly 70 her capsze throw
her boilers overheard and break her steam pipe.
She sank rapidly, with 80 feet of the channel
and swift current. The night cold, but the moon
was shining. Capt. McElhany swan ashore, but per
ished with cold the bank Several others swan
ashore but the greater number chung 10 pieces OF float
ing wreck doated down the river and rescued by
skifs when nearly chilled to death. Henry Cupeh, !.
fireman, George Oakley, deck-hand, and wheeler
Thompson lad OF IL, were drowned The deceased al,
reside ct Middleport, where the disaster is felt as
calamity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-11


iBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNR.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The report that Sem
ator Pomeroy would make personal explanation to-
day and ask for the appointment OF Special Committee
70 inquire the charges OF bribery which have been
recently preferred against him. caused larger attend
nce in galleries than has been before since the
holiday recess Mr.. POmerOy in his seat, looking
none the for his defeat the brain fever or the
spraned back which his friends assert prevented MN
appearing in the Senate last week Soon after the
opening Mr. Pomeroy rose question Of privilege ana
asked to be heard Referring briefly to the charges Wheh
have been made against him. he characterized them as
the result OF a most wicked aud malicious conspiracy,
and denied I'm terms similar 20 those employed IN the let
ter rrnted about week ago that he had ever b1Oed or
attemped 70 bride any member OF the Kansas Legsa-
trre 20 vote for him. He then asked that Special Com
nitee of five DO appointed by the Vice President with
10 send or persons and papers and to compel the
attendance OF witnesses though they be members
Of LEGISLATURE now IN session. to make the fullest and
most searching investigation before the close OF the
present session OF Congress- Mr. PomerOys eXplana-
lion was carefully written document, and during Its
reading he had the undivided attention both Senate and
galleries.
The resolution was, Of course passed Twolor three
senators gathered about MI POmerOy's desk, but
whether 10 congratulate OF cOniole with him could not
be discovered from the galleries The Committee which
was afterward appointed by Mr.. COfax. consisted OF
Messrs. Frehnghuysen, Buckingham, Alcorn Thurman,
and Vckers and is considered the whole very able
one but as it will take least ten days OF two weeks 10
summons witnesses from Kansas, the session VIII be so
near Ifs close that no satisfactory investigation can pos
slhiV hp made.