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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LAW DESIRED

10 the Editor OF TIE Tribune.
SIR: 1t is surprise here that The TRIBUNE,
seemingly opposes the repeal Of the Bankrupt law In
less than three hours after the Senate adjourned eav
ing that act still existent all county officers, all the
local BAR both our banks and business firms In this
village Of 900 Inhabitants. irrespective Of politics and
engaged in diverse enterprises signed petition for its
immediate and entire repeal greater cloud never
lowered over the business horizon the country Some
names In the remonstrance published in The TRIBUNE
should be In bankruptcy. Place those remonstrants In
active business In this county with but one bank with
$4,000 capital and one private bank and the situation
may be At once perceived.
The law Is infamous in its workings "a recent loan for
t6,oOO on a farm. to help d man who owns -aw-mll.
passes into Bankrupt Court, by reason Of the saw-m
debt with percentage on the mortgage. very long
period since, Judgment In favor Of a shoe firm OF
Springfield Mass for $780, was recovered In the state
Court. execution issued and Q levy made The money
would speedily have come from the everyday sales OF
stock, but the man Was thrown into bankruptcy the
store closed he about the streets idle the stock unds-
posed Of in proper season, and injunction IN bank
rupcy Issued against the attorney and the sheriff. en-
joining them from proceeding to collect the debt As 10
the particular debt In question there was former
partner liable, living in another village and he was
thrown into bankruptcy and out Of business Also No
dividend has been paid and to get order In tho mat
ter from the United States Court, attorney must 90
10 Buffalo Loo miles, expense Of some s, and tho
attorney or referees charges will DO some 80 more 10
collect their 500 debt for firm OF Springfield, Mass
which could have been readily paid. together rith all
tho other debts year ago. bit for the Bankrupt law,
which New York confessedy managing their
business 80 as to be subject 70 rvmonstras
have recent illustration; A tanner. tanning con.
tracts from NewYork has stock OF some $1,000 unsold
contracts for future business, but owes his con.
tractors 10000 in kew-York which he Is called
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD SURVEY.
From me Saa Ira.eisoo Butssn, Dec. ld

Among the passengers by the steamer Prlnce
Alfred, from Victoria British Columbia, whose arrival Is
ese where noticed 10 Marcus smith, civil engineer OF
able reputation in the East who has charge OF
the SURVEYS on tho Western Division OF the Canadian
Pacific RaiIroad-the portion Of the line leading from
the EsQusut across the Cascade and Rocky Mountains
TO Fort Edmonton on the Saskatchewan River. dis
lance OF 1000 miles. During conversation with this
gentleman tho writer learned that he had made con-
tinuous Instrumental survey chained, leyeled etc,
the point this above designated To within
100 miles of Edmonton, the line In general being very
satisfactory The greatest altitude attained at any pont
the line is the level OF the sea- The
maximum grade 81 feet mile except Tor short
distance In the Cascade Range where 1t Will probably
now on the way to Ottawa, Canada. where the re
ports OF the surveys will be submitted and discussed
aud definite plan Of action will be decided upon Tho
surveys already completed render It perfectly praoto
the work construction 70 DO commenced next
summer. when o large STAG Of employees may be ex-
peeted arrive ut the OF operations 1t faat
that tho ooutrsct awarded 70 Sir Hugh Allen has Rceu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Nc,cs see Third Pa1e.I

IF0F 0lHcT oHW NoUs NC t'7" Tu1o'T
ARRIVED.
Greig, Glasgow Dec TO- with me and
10 Henderson westerly winds Dec 20.
o. m. passed Bremen steamship bound East - -
ste.m,hp Dominion Richmond City Point sad hooA
with mdse nd 70 Old Dominion Steamship Co
B.rk Marco Polo t(erl Mnssen 49 With dss ssl
24 pas Bsrp Bosp Co. Had deaths and birth Tool tse
psaass weather. from the Banks 10 daS
n0r6erlv winds
Bark ii Lbero ta Pao Antwerp G5 dsys In bsl, 10 order
TOOK The southern psssge. and had hne yesiher
Bark Orpbsus (Ge Balshr, HAMBURG ~ tsvs with nte 70
Took the northern and had rons eay
sias to Banks from thence y De- h s.reag westerly winas
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDONDERRY Dec 25rbe hsn steamship CispGn from Bait
Dec H. arrived sud proceeded Liverpool Anchor
Line steamship SIona from NsiOrk Dec TO- tsy
and sailed for Glasgow
LONDON Dec 2jThe following vessels have sailed for America.
Pprs Jenny, Ptenca Acute Weston NJ Peterson Olaf knyns
hrn, Jonahrn Chase and James Bornd Arrived from American
ports Coque Purveyor NINA francesca ChsAo Goethe Tsn
erlans Edmund, Cornsa. and Aachsyelh
BELOW.
ship Const,dt tnswl Of and ~ days from Windsor g.
chored a. SANDY Hook for orders.
Bark Mehs of Boston, Es Bremen Oct n baas, vsrass
II. Brown Co.. is anchored at Sandy HOOK for orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF Tug CHIEF SIGEAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON u. c., Dec. &c, 1871 a, NJ. -
Synopsis for hs past tDeaiy.f four hours
The storm which was central oil the FIoriGs
coast this morning has moved DOrthward WIN betvy
rain ON the South Ataniic coast tho area OF IOwcs'
barometer being central near the coast OF sonts
CgrO!iDa; n second area Of low barometer Is nov
cenra in the upper lake region aud cloudy aud threat
eDing weather WIN light 20 fresh southrry wnns aro
reported from the Upper Mississippi Vsey and thence
eastward the Ohio Valloy ana tho IaIc iegion.
partly cloudy weather with Igit yarih WAos
and with slight changes IN pressure ebd
Temperature prevails In Nev-England INC tho mldoie
States; clearing weather, with combined iOW Hinper
allure and nOrthwcstcry winds, prevails IN tho Lower
Mississippi Valley, the temperature remains above ireez
ing IN all the districts except IN Northern Ne"EnSisOs
and Minnesota.
Probabilities
For New En- gland coniy and threatening weaver.
and PROBABLY rain snow during Friday afternoon sr
evening. TIE temperature IN TINS di-.rIct VIII I1u
slightly. with increasing hut variable wind
For ne Middle Atlantic states. generally cosfy
heather with RAN or SNOW CSpcctdty or hs cous' ana
fresh 20 brisk noytt-pestery 10 nOrtedseriy 'ciads
For the South Atlantic States brisk end fresh norm
westerly IN south westerly winds, continued CLOUDY
weather and rain. followed by clearing weather IN ths
afternoon evening
For the lake region partly cloudy weather with areas
OF aud increasing souh-castery to souti-westoru
winds.
For tho Ohio Valley and thence southwark 20 Tonnes
see ana uthvestward TO tho lower Mississippi Val
ley, less clOudiness with winds gradually VoeIlDg "
westerly. ana with slight change OF temperature ana
pressure
For the Upper Misssslppi Valley cloudy and threaten
ing Gather with light ram OF snow. IoliOWen DF IN
creasing pressure, lower temperature and clearing
weather.
For the canal regions OF York and Pennsylvania
tho temperature VIII rise slightly during tne oay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 25-RepOrts show that
Christmas was very generally observed throughout tho
Wcst; Business was suspended. and thoBday passed
quietly everywhere
BosToN, Dec. 25-The observance Of Christ
mas grows more universal every year. To-day there
has been general suspension OF business OF the
churches are profusely decorated with flowers and
evergreens and special musical selections iatracted
large audiences Theaters and other places OF amlise-
ment were crowded in tue evening, rs usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
soUNDrNGs FOR CABLE TO JAPAN.

The San Francisco Alta California Of Dec.
10 says: THE United States steamer Tuscarora came
down from Mare Island yesterday, and has received
orders to make another sounding expedition She will
first proceed Ban Diego thence Honolulu. and then
TO Japan Her sounding equipment 1t will be remem-
bered consists OF two apparatus, one in which the
sounding line is OF rope and which has to be hauled In
with engine, and the other OF piano wire which s
apparatus with her" THE TRIBUNE correspondents on
board OF the Tuscarora stated In his last letter that the
piano wire apparatus was the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
SVBURBAN NOTES.

In Jersey City Christmas was observed in
the usual manner The public buildings the schools
and the stores and manufactures closed through
out the day. On the railways most OF the freight trains
we're abandoned, and only those which necessary
for the transportation Of freight which pershabo
and those for the accommodation Of Passengers were
running during the day. The proprieto OF The Ersn
sng Journal gave q dinner at Cooper Hall. on Newark
ave. 10 800 newsboya who vera addressed BY MI Panx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
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A Fatal. AFFRAY.

James Mullany, the young man who was
shot in the leg Nov ~ at No $50 Pearlst by JacL
Sullivan died at bellevue Hospital last evening. Sulli
van arrested at the time Of the assault and will be
held to await the action OF Coroner Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26

canceled ana that Iris gentleman and his n'mbie.
fingered associates are out IN the cold ~ fsr tbs
enterprise ia cOucerned. The beof exists nn ID
Canadian Government viii construct tho rosd On ia o"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
How 10 Shorten Ljfe.-Tbe rec

How TO Shorten Lifo-The recipe simple You have osy
violent cold and neglect IT. Aberneth the great Bnglh
geon LADY who him she only had cough: What YOU'D
you The pguer Beware OF only couga The worst
be cured By Halls LUss BAsAH"
Immediately ssYs Irritation and
Sold by all druggists
medicine JoHs HESBI. CvREAs Co. AID College plasA
Ee~ York. Sole Projectors. .... ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
6uenal Notices

NV. Yoax. Dee IL. 1873
An Election for Is DIRECTORS Of s forh Dep.n u
the le Association Of Amro v b held ns Department os.
No 81 Bois onTURsDAY Jan l3 1874 Poh eses nos ~ -
O'Clock. A. d. SMITH, becrets.v
Pcst.Oee kosicc.rhs nais ef s.rese er ne .:h asSs
MIURDAf Dee "a 1873 VII s,oss "" eu'se feness -
URDAY Al 81 30 and IL r. JAhu r. n.
.se s.sr. Dry 0aS'.s'. 'yae'aH
MOET s. CHANDON, ..,
ACKER, MERRALL 6 CONDfrW
E...7 ~ CuANDHasST.
vOsTv sx0osDSr, AID ssoADwkS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26

Bakers Chocolate.
Cocoa easily bad will
nishins W. BAKsR Co.'S Breakfast Cocoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26

HThe Rotten Sponge Pads, horrible Metal Sprays pi,s
Ps Wire superseded By
omoAbs BLAsrc TsUs 6S3 Broadway which RaDars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26

Bakers Chocolate.
II you WISH the BzsF Vanilla Chocolate, get BAKER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26

PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.
IRON GbAsGOw-p steamship ILnlla Dec. 25.kf and Nh
Harper, Miss N. MedicOtt, John Murray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
GOVERH1ENT WEATHEB REPORT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIY CHIEF SOCIAL OFFICER Z
wAsHINGTOs. j. c., Dec &c, 1871 a, m.
S,fnoDsis for ths Dast tiDfsiy- four hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-26
THE BROOKLYN CHURCHES.
HOLY TRINITY,

The Church Of the Holy Trinity P E), in Brooklyn,
va ornsmened with wrestbs that hung In heavy
fssoons along tho walls, making the interior present
solemn rather than festsl appearance. The Rev DR..
Hall preached from the text, "God with u.s." In the
course Of his he said that only three modes Of
thought had ever gained the attention OF mankindthe
pagan ending in mysticism and philosophy the Jew
ssdns In Law and sscrce and the Christian ending In
'sVs and present good. He went on 10 say that man
Hd knew peace under the two former NOT, In fact,
s the birth OF Christ brought pardon for guilt and
- t~@ortshw Of peace. The Rev. nx. Han ssssted
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

TINS FLooD TIDE There is tide !,
the affairs of men which. taken at N,
Hood, leads 90 to fortune. And is there
any one who looking upon the past lifo
can say: Il did not miss that tide
took it at the flood" Have we deferred
or caused to defer the falfilment of one
Important duty until that tomorrow which
has never come?
The necessity and tho wisdom of EN-.
oracIng the present opportunity, and no.
waiting Tor another. is startlipgly iIlustrat-
cd IN the experience of lite insurance
the value of which, is that it provides Al
once and surely, against the consequence
of an event which may occur at and mo.
ment' and which no human power can
ward off.
lnnumerable are the instances of the
dangers OF delay, of the neglect to take
the tide at its flood for we arc ALWAYS
subject to the mercies Of moment-lia.
BILE TO events which would render it i'm.
possible. for us to obtain life insurance
setting aside the always impending event
of death itself. The Equitable rejected
appllcatisps for 5000, 600 Of insurance
in the year 1872 hadepeaaeat.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17
TO ADrERrlsERS.

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er 90 large a5 rev, b greater tliau that &C ans
other provincial paper in America asd b. only cv
cesled .u New England hy tgo or three papers iH
hosten. u gees Intimately through We en- Ncw
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those Df auy journal az equal circulation Goo the
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given Tor long advertisements 10 either pap r.
Address,
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17
Che Death CT Professor Agossiz.

The light was snuFeG out Of the BRIGHT.
particular star Of modern science Louis
jean Rodo!phe Agassiz-on Sunday even.
ing last, his death occurred at his home
in Cambridge. Mass. Without doubt he
stood at the head Of practical scientists in
this country, and We can think Of none in
any other, who hardly equals bln. The
great Humboldt, alone, possibly was his
superior
Under his direct tuition many of onr
most prominent young naturalistg laid the
foundations of their knowledge. Our old.
er men of science acknowledged him for
leader, and he became connected with
our foremost scientific undertakings. And
IN the enterprises which were particularly
his own, he vas siognarly successful in
obtaining aid from wealthy individuals.
1t is the fortune of but few men to
assist so greatly in the progress of the
day. Considered merely as scientific
student and discovcrer, he must be rank.
ed with the highest But the rare facul.
ty of communicating knowledge, and the
yet rarer power Of spreading love for
1T, place him among the great teachers Of
the race. The extraordinary impulse
which his individual effects have given to
tie pursuits of science can scarcely yet be
calculated.
Of French name and ancestry, but of
Swiss birth, be was born IN the parish of
Mother, Switzerland, May 2Sth, 1907, !
and was 90 years of age. Since 1916 he
has been citizen Of the United States.
His death occasioDed universal mourning:
few men in America we're 50 unerversally
known ard beloved.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17
The Capture and the laughter.



Lieut. C'iFp, tts messenger seat y
Commodore Buins with dispatches Co ibs
Governs ~ fnam sauiiago De Cuba, has
arrived a. Key West AL reported to : 0.
mira Scl,t. % shom the dispatches were
delivered. TIE Admiral Hss directed 20
give the points Of the rgPori b telegraph,
which has becn done. The following dis
patch was received by Secretary Robcson (:
rs. Tl,Gsrir. Worr.srrB.l
ku ursI. fla, brc. 81, i,ill
10 iks Non. Geo. ~. R1it-3a, Sec. ~ Merry
The Nirsiuiu, vas captured Oct. 81 90
SP. NJ, mile, oH Moran, Point, Jamai-
"a. She was sighted by tie Ton.lo 20
miles south O. Cuba She was chased 5
hour, Eve shots ucrs fred 10 bring her
to. She was capture under the Amcri-
can Gag anl papers. Her clearance was
from Jamaica. Both vessels reiarned 60
Santiago de Cuba together in eighteen
hours. under steam The NirgiuiUs was
under the Spanish lag, in charge Of
prize crew. ljj rcgs us were captured,
lO2 still alive. Tie shooting Of the eff
GERS and crew va, under tie orders Of the
previous Commgniart Of the naval forces.
Tho shooting OF The passengers was under
tao decree Of Captain General De- E1las.
Both sentences were approved by G.ugral f.
BurricI. Fou were shot uu Nov. {; -.
including Cap. Fry aud crew, were sh0,
on the 9Th Twelve passengers. we're, on
The 9tb, tried by military aul marine
clurt.mai,ials They gorc held a hoars q
before execution. No counsel Ter their ,
defense was allowed The United States
consul was no, informed q the trial. The =.
interrogation Of thcprisoQerz wa allowed.
Capt. Fry aul the crew, during the tri- a
al. were kept on board the Tornado aud Il
taken 10 Jail aforwarl. Their sentence r
was read to them and they were cxecut. ~
cd the same morning. The trial proceeded =
secretly. The Consul was allowed to sec g
Capt Fry in jail after condemnation, and
two hours before execution. An armed II
guard was placed Al the door Of the con- :.
'ulate when the Car tain and crew were =,
passing on their way to execution. II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17
Senator NOrriIl'S Financial BIZ.

The bill Of Mr. Morrill, Of Vermont Of
fcred in the Senate, Tuesday, fer the re
sumption Of specie payments and fer fire,
banking directs the Secretary Of the Urea.
Sury to Issue in return for deposit, Of L
;. notes to the amount Of Gily dollars q
upward, Sl0Q, 100000 Of loan certificates.
payable 10 four years after date and bear.
ing interest at the rate Of three aui sixty
five one-hunlreIhs g G5.lOO) per cent. for
per aunUm. All National barks mention.
cd in section 81 Of the National Currency
Act are authorized 10 hold ouc.hali of
their reserve IN these certificates, and The
other hal in United States notes or po,I
All ether National banks may hold any
part Of their reserve in these certificates.
U. 5. notes or goll and any deposit
available for redemption OF circulating
notes may be counted as past Of the 1c-
serve OF an association organized in any
OF the cities named in the Currency Act,
to which deposit may be due, provided 30
interest be paid or received therefor. and
all United States notes so received shall
be cancelled.
The Secretary of the Treasury is di.
rected at any time after the Jst Of Oct.
1874, to issue 3 20 six per cent. gold bords
to the amount OF 5000, 0OO,O 600, with the
proceeds Of which, when sold at par for
gold coin, he shall, on and after January
lSt, 1873, redeem III coin such United |
States notes, not bearing interest, payable .
TO bearer, as may be presented in sums off
not less than 500 at the Treasury
lngton, or at the Sub-Treasury in New
I ork, and all notes 50 rcdccmed NAV be
rc-issucd at the discretion Of tac United
States, except u, S. bonds and the inter.
est on the public debt. Finally the bill
to repeal all Limitations on the
amount Of national hank currency excepl
the restriction that the circulation issued
to any national bank shall not exceed 90
per cent of the bones deposited as secur.
lty or to the amount Of its raid,in capit9l
tOok--Me5SeR,er.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17
MIN ENGLANDs BETPAPER


THE REFUuLIfAN hassrh Ilfll a Sra ~ .u
fn.rf -an laHraaltfl h5 a. af.e Iaar i.. lall.-
isr.ea as INTEGRITY ri e. ra'fafaf a.srass
ihr tl.Ilu etufss ed q afi'a.is tl e. BOO rsa-
rrarIfss o. variety ~ .srsIi.noe a. .is u.l..1-
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- toe t1uffrn and sUligl tenfd aHa ufuErsss.te
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anI g. Co u-tf 90 o. nii who uuulf hctU thfHr-
selves Informed ~ fbr FrHH-fess 20 itcur and the
movement rfnfH iu New ETeltnd
The lat rear has aided aHrh o. che cl fr1rtHr
aUd capacity II fitE REPi HlslNAN thr lvu u'.l
uiurs. its cHniuuai sod Interesting l'rlca as
uHafnpt aud srulaf ueul paFtF, arl az IuHTur-
tife ard rIrraf'HE Family Journal. lIs eHEtiturd
ruWth Iu tie pass De- tils cfrues. nsFuraurr tf is
pruETrss improvement Iu The futurr. it b. aurtad
g. the public 81 thc lowest possible clsh rates,
wa.siiu- u,thiuE Uf De- salrtaucc in expensive
HzeHcies o. cheap prizes and devutnE a. income
dlFretFg O. e. UuH heffrTrfrf
THE TEEkLY RErt LtCAN e pu I she'd on
FRIDAY uuTuiuE. at % frs.k muutiIs. uHt . IHT a
year, tu uts ~ Eve &C. ui1re. 2 - cHuy year
pa a 'le a'uatstu advance. Az extra vHuy will
10 added tore e ten in ciutE ~ T.-tufasifrs and
Others acting agsuts may retain tou per cent. rs
crmm 'ssInus GA al fu' scH|n t'orF.
THE DAILY EErt DLlCAN Is sent 81 mail l1r
20 cents month, or ssa year.
n Specimen copies ftEt 90 application.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

CoarmsIoux. \ T.. Dec. l3.-Hsa
ssuusi Nsls1u. ex-Jadee e tn suP-sms
Csuri eide Umiei Siaies. died suiaeu.y
q apo5lc1y uhiie sitting 10 3 chair. a.
halfpssi Que O'Clock ihis aitsnOou. AZ hi'
residence IL this place
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

which We offer with the NEwSuEALER anu FM
Ho4srt0H nqla.Ws, iIr only -.
Remember you cas- secure almost any malii
or paper, Mt the lowest club rate, by oultl
through this Office.
Tho rstc.iuuu 1ivcsthe est VI thepla,i
the other, the price OF itauG the Newsleale. I'd
Tim liAI.
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nARIrUAL eosryENEss CAUSES

Heatahe DjziiHesS, Forms, Lirer ComDlaist Uenen.
vcntatirc is Dr. llARRisOS's PERtsTAtIr 81 y,
Gts heing both Tonic and Laxative, thev restore
nature thereby curing costlyo habit. m tbc
"p,uun q every Druggist, they are the most pleas.
y one that reaches the cause, us outward appIcn-
IONS are only time and money wasted. Trial nov
80 cts Large box, GO cts mailed frce for This Iast
DIR; u ARRISoNS ICELAND BALSAM
sPlehdid cure for COUGHS, HoARsEYEss. and all
I n sna LUNG complaints. Fer sale by Z.
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BuSiucss- Notices.
--
"THgVEamonT CRAFTSMAN.
THE FIRST NUMBER OF
''IHh VERMONT STATESMAN"
Newsaries weekly edition., will be issued
JANUARY LIST, 1874.
PV0'I"en COPIES on'applicatIon TO

tGy specimen copies on,applieaticn to
CHARLES P0MERUY BUTTON
4oA3 burlington Vt.
WHY ENDURE THAT COUGH aud endanscr vour
nc when Timely usa Of Weeks Nfaaic Cnm.
pound VII relieve you, IL alwaSs Affords relief.
e. disease Of the throat and lungs than any reno
ny known. Colds ield to its curative mower M
once; 80 TINS sea- on oftho year no fam il shoud
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