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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-12-26

Tur RIouTs OF TRAvLLERs.-1t was not
until recent date that trave ers upon rail-
roads were sup osed 10 have any rights, III
the view of the conductors. Passengers
who bad lost their tickets might be put oil
train at the most announcement point.
Those who rode upon free tickets might
lose their baggage and be mangled in their
persons by collisions and broken rails with
immunity. Men could be made to stand in
crowded cars when there we're plenty of
empty seats in cars of the same class that
w no locked against them. The American
pc Jple are amiable, and have long borne
these and many other ills us the supposed
necessities Of modern improvements.
Lately, however, there seems 10 have
been general awakening against the petty
tyrrannies of the conductors. Within the
past year the courts in all parts of the coun-
Try have given numerous decisions against
them. These have been 50 unanimous and
50 unqualified that several points are now
pretty well established. II is gratifying to
know, for example, that railroads are re-
sponsibe for injury or loss to passengers,
whether riding free or not, and ii is assur-
ing ~ know that person is entitled to a
seat wherever he can find ii in the cars oi
the class he patronizes. The latest decision
we have noticed is that againgSt an Ohio
railroad. A man purchased ticket aud
berth IN a sleeping car; he took possession
of his berth, but when the conductor came
along his ticket could not be found. Not
outstanding the attendant and the passen-
gers had seen the ticket in his possession,
the conductor elected him from the train.
The court gave him 81, 900 damages.
There are many railroad officials who do
not need these reminders to teach them
| their duty to the public, but there aie many
also who are respectful aud decent only as
they are forced to lie, and this class will
soon begin to find that to promote the well
fare and comfort of their passengers is a
duty in which they are largely interested.
-NeiU York Pos
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-12-26

The post Office and custom house now
being built at Chicago is TO be the a gest
building owned by the Govern nent out =.
side the District of Columbia, being $40
feet long and $50 feet wide, with three stJ-
ries. basement and attic, and towers $50
feet high at the corner. It is now conp'et-
ed mp to the first story, and has cost 81 $780,
37s, of which Sl,35O,00O was paid for the
eita
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-12-26
THE WEEKLY WORLD

Is our great edition "wednesday for the country II
contains:
The latest prices Ueleqraphed from all the markets
Of the United Statc) Of live stock, try prcd uce
general produce of every kind, and Ct nCy stotk Ks
and fire. ghts in New Y TX and Europe.
The Farmers Page with all the doinps Of the Farm
ers Club of the American Institute letters
farming.
Page for tn family circle Of lively and pure read
ing
one or two first rate Novels during the year
All the news in concise summary
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-12-26

An old lady of low church proclivllies
who was in attendance at Trinity Church
when Rev. Mr.. Gdllaudet was addressing
an assembly of deaf mules in the bpauti-
ful sign language adapted to their under
standing, rose with clouded brow aud left
the place, audlbly remarking that she
couldn't stand them ritualislic trantrums
any way.n
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A Spanish man-of- war is said TO have
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prisoued the commander. Satisfaction will
be demanded.
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nterconrfe.-CHARLis MASON, Commissioner Of
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CONSTITUTIONAL
CatarrhR Renee

To MEssRs LITTLEFIELD 4 Co., Proprietors Of Con-
stitutional Catarrh Remeoy Manchester, Nh:
reside in Manchester n H., and previously resided
It Henniker, and am native Of W alc, this State.
nave had Catarrh twenty five years, since was
9ycars old had it bad all the time. II run all that
PERIOD aLd nights 1t would fill up and drop d.wn in
ny throat, CAUSING feeling # choking, that l
would spring up in bed to save myself from gu
dtOn. II affected my head that ie.t confused,
,ud was troubled with h, adache at intervals
FOR week at n time. aso Lad bad pairs in shout
ders, back and Kidney, from Which suffered i'm
menstly. So had were The! that year az iast sum-
ner was obliged to lie in Ted most Of the time
'hree months. have tried all kinds # snun and
aarrh remedies with no particular bench ard con-
suited physicians. had backing cough. began to
axe the constitutional Catarrh Remedy last august.
began to grow better before finishing the first bot
lie. ] am now on the third bottle. Ny Ca 'arih 10
'ured; my health is restored. have pains, aches
cough. My whole system is made over lew. !
it is this medicine that has rescued fro m in
ense suffering and almost the grave ] am now lie
70 do the hardest work and lear the greatest xpoure
aud f. 81 that cannot say too much favor Of the
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
Manchester, y H, Fcbl, 1871
am SO years DID, have had Catarrh ever since was
eighteen years old, and headache all the time have
suffered beyond description with running ut the nose,
lrorpings in the throat, chokings and strar gings
Have tried any quantity of Caturrh Remedies but
nave found no relief till tried your Constitutional
Iiiarrh Remedy six molt tbs ago. found immediate
relif
Catarrh and all its attendant evils have lift, Head
che pains in loins and back, dizziness less Of appe-
lite, and general weakness Less than three bottles
# Constitutional Catarrh Remedy have cured ne, I
nave not been so well since can 1cmemt er as now.
feel as II could not say tee much for the medicine,
~ thank God too heartily that through is iustrumon-
tality have been restored to h,altb.
MARY VI. ABBOTT,
No II Manchester Corporation.
Manchester, H. Jan 81, 1872
The above lady is my mother. | am a painter by
trade, aud am member Of the City Council Of Man
hester Every word that my me- ther states is tue.
JACOB J. ABBOTT.
Hundreds Of cases Of similar nature cured within
he last year. Srufs and Lotions only temporary
'elief The CONST 1UTIONAL G TALRH EEME.
OY strikes at the roof, builds up the institution
makes IL new and drives away CAtarrh and all dis
asses Of the mucous membranes and their attendant
Mains and aches pertaining to head, back shou lens
Sidneys and throat
Price 81 per Bottle-sold by all Druggists. Pam
hlot of 80 pages, giving Treatise Catarrh, ard
obtaining iuuumerabr cases Of cures, sent FREE by
the proprietor,
LITTL IFIELD & CO.,
3mi MANCHE TER, y, II.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
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CATARRH!
4 Woman Having Catarrh IS
Years, Cured.

Ind DroppinJs in Throat, ChokingS, .Stran-
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
az. Charles THEATRE

THIS evening the Lingard company will
appear in Che comedy Kind TO d Fault"
with Alice Dunning Lingard in leading
character The new Operetta of ''Los La
dr0Ges' will conclude the entertainment.
Varieties Theatre.
Tie initial performance OF Charlotte
Cushman. in her great impersonation of
Ncg .nerrities. wa. attended by an audience
that filed the house last night. She will
appear IN che same :Ole this evening. and
for the matinee tomorrow noon. In active
preparation Shaksysage's tragedy q: Hen.
~ WIZ
Opera Houses
The ffrse Of the series of Rubin seein con.
certs Will he given at the Opera House next
Monday evening. For particulars s.e aI-
nounceuea: elsewhere
Exposition Hall.
Tirss grand monthly reception q: sh-
Southern Boiler Skating Association Wi.
take place in Exposition Hall tomorrow
EVENING" New Orleans Club soiree Dhu.s-
day evening" in Carondelet Hall. Expos:.
ton building Thursday evening toy mem.
bers and iuvited guests. Grand assembly
in Carondelet Hall Saturday night. IL.
struction in roller skating from Gen to
twelve o'clock every day. except SATURDAY.
for ladies and children.
Academy Of ilusfce
Owing TO the necessary preparation 10:
"Robin Hood" the latest Thompson bur.
iesque success in New York, it is postponed
in its production until tomorrow evening,
when it will be brOugh. on. in great mag.
nifcence. Tonight there will be an entire
change Of Programme, the entertainment
consisting of the romantic burlesque OF the
"Brigands," which will present the troupe
in all their specialities, and the comedy OF
ITO Oblige Benson" in which Mr.. Beckett
appears as TrOtter SOathd0rh, and gives us
an impersonation that held the boards Of
New York for forty-seven nights. Miss
Weathersby and Miss Zerluni also appear
in the comedy, showing that the sualitie.
of Miss Thompscn's company are not ex-
olusively confined 10 burlesque. Another
c,owded house may be looked for. and
continuation of them during the soiovTD OF
this famed company
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-21

Consuls General, Consuls, Vice Consuls or
Consular Agents may arrest the officers.
sailors and all other persons making part
Of the crews of ships of war or merchant
vessels of their nation, who may be guilty
or be accused of having deserted said
ships and vessels, for the purpose of send
ing them on board or back to their country.
To that end, the Consuls of Germany I,
II. United States shall apply TO either Che
federal. State or municipal! courts or ar,
tho;l.ie.: AZ: tAe Ccn..ls of .he l'nit..
STATES = Germany ana. apply 70 an Q: The
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-21

A washerwoman, who ought 60 have
reported with her weekly bundle Saturday
night, came to time with the purified linen
Wednesday afternoon, and frankly gave as
the reason for the delay that her assistant
had done gone and got registered as a
social evil
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-21
A PROCLAMATION.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE USITEn eTArE3
OF AMERICA.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE USITEH sTsrE3
OF AMERICA.
Convention between the United S+a-es OF
America and the Austro-IIungari MOI
archy. Naturalization. Signed Sep.eIne
Der 20, 1870; ratified March II, 1871; ratio
hcatlons exchanged July II, l67lq .Ios
claimed August |, 1871.
WHEREAS, A convention between sHe
United States of America and his Majesty
the Emperor of Austria, King of Bohemia,
etc, and Apostolic King of Hungary, cons
cerhlng naturalization, was concluded and
signed at Vienna by their respective pleui-
potentlarles on the twentieth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1870 which convention, being n
me English and German languages, IS word
for word as follows:
The President of the United States 81
America and his Majesty the Emperor Of
Austria, King of Bohemia, etc, and
Apostolic King of Hungary, led By tie
wish to regulate the citizenship of those
persons who emigrate from the United
States OF America to the territories OF The
Austro Hungarian Monarchy. and from The
Austro-Hungarian Monarchy 70 the United
States OF America, have resolved 10 .reas
on this subject, and have for that pYrucs9
appointed plenipotentiares 10 conclude a
convention, that IL to say: The President
OF the United States of America. John jaw,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleui-
Potentiary from the United States 70 his
imperial and royal Apostolic Majesty, and
ms Majesty the Emperor Of Austria, etc,
2zpo55toAc King of Hungary, the Count
TIedeHck Ferdinand de Beust, his Majeecys
Ft1Vy Counselor and Chamberlain, Chan
ceIior OF the Empire, Minister Of the Impe-
rial House and of Foreign Affairs, Grand
Cross of the Orders of ST. Stephen and Leo
POD, who have agreed to and signed the
following articles:
ARTICLE I.
Citizens of the Acknowledgements Moss
archS who have resided in the saiteG safes
0. America 'lniHteryupceGlY a. oase liyS
Yeas. ard .iu:ing suck residence have bee
c9.ae G9:1:a.IZaG citizens .: :.s as
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-21

The propriety of knowing whom one mar
ries is verified in the case of an aged couple
IN Iowa, who, as widow and widower. mar
rled. and who. it was atte.ward proven.
were bT0:le: aIi ..s.e-. separated j. s.l.G.
heed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-21
Academy Of 'fusice
HseteorolopicnP and River ReporS

The signal service. United States army.
reports. for the benefit of commerce. the
meteorological record. and rise or fall OF
the rivers, at 3:43 =. NJ. local time. yestes-
dow ar foItouss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-21
sHE RIVERS.
Ststinns.
The Temperatures

The river here is twelve feet six
inches below high water mark Of 1877.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-21

This evening the Lingard company will
appear in the comedy Kind TO a Fault"
with Alice Dunning Lingard in leading
character. The new Operetta of 'Los La
dr0Ges" will conclude the entertainment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
ReportcI for tho oxford Democrat by /
Davis, Ia.
Probate Court Record.
Hos N.H. WALKER. jude.
HERRiCh Z. DAVIS. Esq, Res .ter,

The following business was transacted At the
session held Nov. lsih, 1873.
HIS Pr'rsd and Erecutors appointed. Estates
81 GIDEON Bolster. late oi IA D. IL y ana a,
BOLSTER. Executors. WI. II. Churchill. late OF
NORWAY Mary II. Churchill, ENccutrNi Elliot
smith, late OF Norway, Leyinia II. smith. ENecu-
" TRi. Pre,a,t,d, Estate e. Joshua Gassom
G,,ariiaas appointed oren Poster over Eu-
--ne 4 Palmer. minor: joel H. Bsrlow, over
Hattie X. LUYrjoy Il als, minors.
Accounts offered for Settlement Frederic Cald
we'll Admin .trat1r 81 the estate Oi Porter him-
hAI. Nm. Frost. Guardian OF MARY +. Mitchell
ct als minors; Joseph Yield, Administrator oil
the estate OF Barnum J. Hines. Jacob LoVeJoy,
Administrator Of the estate Of Ayllda c. Poster, .
Enoch Foster, Jr., Administrator OF the esta'e oil
tecotHis settled. Lee Mixer, Guardian OF Liz
Iie Il. Beal Ct ais, minors Daniel cummings
Guardian Of Charles W. Bean, minor Amos u
Bean, Guardian of David l.. Remission et ais,
minors. Calvin Croker, Guardian OF ids IL
Lang et ais minors, ircna -. Whitman, kIecu-
triN OF estate OF jacob Whitman.
J.fifiors r,r Lir,,.c % ScH R-al Estate, EstGtes
q Nellie T. Barker ct al-, minors; Joseph v.
Elliott late of Milton Plantation; Hattie u. Love
i,sTss 70 SeV Real Estate granted, Estates o.
Ephram Durgin, VIM. '. Porter, Mary a. swan
ttroVesnor Crockett
AHorance granted to B-tlors, Estafes o. Jos.
Petition for Ailorance 10 Tido,rs Estates cf.
If-snse to sei Real Estate Returned, Estates II
Porter kimbal, Barnum }. Hines.
Directions Returned, Estates ~. Emo. r small
Nathan +. Tvitchcll, Ayllda q. Foster, AOby u.
BOwker and Jacob Whitman.
Enos z small, James Lord, Martin b. Washburn,
Abby r. Bowker. Emerson Colburn.
Petition for dppJintmeat 81 Guardian George
o. Maxwell, minor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
- 49, 1sshsEs MIT
r mN.I, I,1gaS, LIVER & BLOOD

tGs vord,-f-l medicine 10 which the afliet
sbovr pointed for relief. the disCovercr
he h1s oomhi1cd N hn'Ti0ry more OF
.r-t sovereign our-iivo properties,
u,..tl Cod - ig';i..-d Into he vegetable king
dom for hoc'i7- III xix, Than were ever before
soul.ucl in 60, medicine. Tho evidence OF this
fact y fo-uG IN nc Fr-7t variety OF most obsti-
nate diseases which ms been found TO conquer.
Ia The cure @! Bronchitis, severe
Ccugr,r, -ni ih- early Stages of Consump-
ton, n l.s A.turthcd the medical faculty, and
eminent physicians pronounce y The greatest
medical di'co, ~ OF iho asr. While It cures the
pnr!fsc- Tho blood. BY its great and
thorough blo'A p7-''J Ing properties, II cures all
IEuLlN-- froi1 ih-v or'' ncrOSuln 10 n com
mon iSlotCh, PtnlPlc or Eruption
s1cll,hro rntrhied. hnd vigorous health and
,nrod c,-t.l.ri.ru established EryaipeIas,
salt EhcUul, FcVcr Sores, Scniy or
EoEGh Slain, Ia 'hort. all the numerous
6's,r - ofu-ei ~ had blood. arc conquered by
il.s p0T,riul, purifying and inyigoraiing medl-
n yo= feel dull, drowsy, dcbIliiatod. have .al-
los rulrr - Kiln, Or yciiU0sh brown spots On
t.cr " ht!v, frequent headache or dizziness,
lt4,tc ln ,1ouih, internal heat or chills alter
isicl wi'h bot hTshcs, low spirits. and gloomy
fe-.i1di.s, irr~f.liGr appetite, ard tongue coat
- ,ng a~t't-r-i-g f~in Torpid Liver or
.-rssItCu-Hpars.' Il many sasc- q" Eiyor
COI,.'. iul - oaly pr; % these symptoms
s-o ,,-f-,-.-r-cH asa crlCdy fYr all tuch casca
ur ii,ff,1 'U'3r1 Medical discovery has no
elr., o. res perfect cures leaving M, liver
/, enc. 0f.. , md ac;i.iY. For tie cure OF ESa-
r'ig7l .~U.t .l'rriOs - 'Sr Bowels It is
.ue-s. =. ---ri.ty md those Tho have ustd
~ 1850 - l1 : !r Us praise.
It, ;ro.'..r. O.. 20 .inh reward for medi'
t.si 81. % 80. q .! i..c ruu = all The dis
80. f.r ..'i .t TO- -rco-- f8'rCcl-
- '...r'tr D ti i,. H..'o. Prepared
e, t.... % - Foe fr.'r.e'0r. ~ his
-->.orr. "a --ocr ..c.i, Eu1-lO.