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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-06

eat dwellings bers among
n wN name tA4i 81 Gov Church. wae
ul probably bc 1e next peaacrais
candidate fgr President. aud ESQ re-
Gently 0eue5ty Hon Noah Davis and
w 81 others Rkie Z cauld name u
81 wouldn't tahe ap So much space
There Is d large court house here c
copying q whole sluarc iu connection
wta tbc j4Il. 4 large church which =
70 te called The New Presbyterian
charoh Z being erected this summer,
which Is 70 cost $780, 900. also a large
engine house AID many others ! could
name, 50 you zee this village is grow,
ing rapidly besides various dwelling
houses are being built
albion Is noted for its wealthy citi
zsas many men who have lived here
since they were Young boys who were
then poor and iesolate but now arc mil.
li9naircs There is more money here
than there is in Vermont, more business
going GA, higher wages are paid for
everything than there, and the large
villages here cen 10 be growing more
and more The land here is different
from that Of Vermont, no mountains or
hills 10 be seen. ii is all level ground
and most Of il very rich, not so many
stones as there is there. This village
is principally supported by farmers and
during the harvest time while the farm
ers are busy at their work, things look
rather dull in our streets. There is no
water power here TO any exteut nor
large manufactures. The village is
always kept looking clean and tidy
/ will name some OF the fruit and
productions, that are generally raised
here and how they are progressing this
year. The hay crop has been gathered
which was pronounced very good.
The wheat crop will not be so plentiful
but very fair. The apple trees are
loaded with apples, and the prospects
are now that there will be a great yield
The peach crop is progressing finely
aud il is said, by the farmers on the
lake shore that have peach orchards,
that there is an abundance, more so
than for a good many years. Most
every farmer here has an orchard con-
nected with his farm, so fruit is always
very plentiful in our market. The melon
and ounce crop will be very poor this
year. New potatoes are coming into
market rapidly which are bringing at
the time / write 100 a bushel. Stove
wood is bringing $500 per cord, little
more | believe than that Of Vermont.
Western New York is a very nice
place To i've IN, aDa families are moving
from the East here and yet there is
room for plenty more The soil, most
Of it, is sandy and soft making it very
nice for farmers and gardeners. l would
advise all those wishing to come west
to stop in Western New York. Yer
monters generally like to fish and there
is a good place here. Lake Ontario is
abundantly supplied with bass, trout
and cells.
Western New York is my f~avorite
place TO live, l don't believe / will
ever wish to go back to Vermont and
be shut up by those mountains, but /
would like to go there and make a
visit. will say to the young men,
" Come west young man, come west.
r. c.
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suonr EpIr0aIA :.

There Is nothing decisive 10 the Beecher
Triton matter. Mrs, Tiiton's examination
has been made public, which presents her
husband So a very unfayorable tight aud
smpbAiically denies iis charges OF Grim
lnal intimacy. Frank Moulton has not
appeared before the committee, aud
Beechcts statement has not been pub
lishcd. The committee expect 20 get
through this week.
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Died in Iowa City, July 9th, Miss Lorraine
Whedon, daughter Of David Whedon, Esq,
formerly of Pawlet, Vt.
Of bereavement which depriyes So
ciety Of the gentle grace and good ex-
ample which were her rich endowment,
the hush that has fallen upon every young
heart in the city and the shadow on every
young face, have spoken in a silent sad
ness more eloquent than words.
Before the vacant place in that home,
where a mother long ago dead had left
to her duties never forgotten, and borne
with the added responsibilities which fall
to a daughter and sister-before the sor-
row which has broken the hearts and
bowed the heads Of father and brother,
sympathy stands dumb-lippcd aud
speeches. while around the bright hopes
that are dead aud the early promises Of
so excellent a womauho0d, now merged
with the cruel shadows that have fallen,
as final night will fan upon the tint and
flash Of the last sunrise, before fail day
has breathed beauty into bud and bios
SON, let tears fall Ia e qacHchless dew /;
for the death Of the young, despite an
philosophy aud IN the face Of every ten
der consolation Of reason aud religion
aud no Que i, thankless for thcm-is ever
50 full Of pathos, that the ties severed by
H. hand tuIu to living memories whose
agony is ever fresh, but full Of hope that
some where and some time the death.
broken promise shall by death Ire kept
again, that The biightcd hopes shall one
day bloom ~ an eternity Of renewal.
World seem so empty when "soFfow's
-aH t- IH-.E- -
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A CA RID.


For some time past. | have been in constant
receipt Of letters from prominent parties in Man
Oh, steI and vicinity, ar well ~ many patrons and
friends who saw me prrsouaIly, urging upon me
The necessity Of making r gnlT Wait. 10 Man.
chester fYr consultation with lhose who are I'M
able to visit mo At nay flee Sc Rutland have
reluctantly consented to do 90. sud trust that
in whiting Factory Point each Wednesday, and
with nay large experience in the treatment Of
chronic disoasos. / may be- the means Of rsicy.
ing many from tboir DID and severe maladies.
1t is uos nearly five years since / FIRST came to
Vermont, a straugorsn3 unberaided determined
to DO Judged by my merits, sna by them pls
/ eau now p,3ut 81 hundreds ~ ease- scattered
throughout tha state, that have recovered under
ms treatment, nmoug which .aero are many
that sore considered sc Hopelarrly i~neanble
and haa been given up By otaar pbysieiaas be.
fore applying to nae. A. a proof Of this state,
meut I refer 10 the many publshed tos'imoai.
ale from parie. aea and f.y5fsDiy Eeo,n
throughout lhe state. sho have been under my
care, who can be personally applied TO-
Patients consulting nc may eonadsntsly rely
on reeehlpg a candid opiaioa Of sh'ir oandiuoa,
and ths probabilities 81 a eare, aud may rect
assured of Obtaining uhA'cgs, ssaaft cen bs
accomplished by sslifll tfeatmsnt aud aare
uniting attention.
VIA many laaals tortho frequent mark u
e3aadeue. .th sl5eh Ilsge bern hoaorel b
ny flsn8s md patrons shan ssdeaTor 70
,msst 4, fstnrs = raguaasHta gftbeIf satsem.
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The Congressional 6gbtin this district
Is getting decidedly warm, aud Joyce bas
been gaining ground. Vergeuncs, Mid.
dlebary and Bennington have elected
delegates who aTc nearly an for Joyce.
II looks rs though the convention would
tie very close aud all the towns should
laye 4 lull delegation.
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HEPrHLrUAN UNION DisrHtCr COW
NENTtuN.

HEPA ~ UNION DfstattF AVh-
VENftuN.
a Republican Onion Convention, fot
the Fret Congressional District OF
Vermont. wN 30 held at Hidilebury
Ha Wednesday, the l2ut dty Of
August ar2t 10 ~ aelocs IN for the
purpose eff aomia aiias a candidate for
T. preventative To Congress 20 be sup
ported s. u,c &C. ubiican frremen 81 the
district az the election on the Gtst
Tuesday Of september next The re-.
p~uticaa u8ioa voters 81 said district
are invited 10 De represented il the
convention By their delegates to be
chosen s. compliance with the resolu.
laa adopted s. tbr district convention
hoIdea u Ntfiiebary ou the 18th day
~ August 1866. by which each town
+ entitled 10 0ac delegate, and an al.
juoaal delegate fofosegy oae hundred
aaa every traction 81 Que hundred lar.
gcf than City votes cast by said town
iat tAc republican union candidate for
governor Al the election the year pre-.
ecdiag the time Of holding said con.
seaueni the district committee q pre-
sefite the method u election Of such
delegates
The delegates u ihc several towLs
10 the distrjc, will 30 chosen a, primary
meetings called ly the republican
uuiou committees q The respective
towns and mart be provided with ere
dcnttals sigaed ty the secretaries oi
said meetings
HN Solltet.
fagnAvp NILSSON. District
j II. l~iAElgrus Committee
dknFs ). PnE
The towns ia this county viii have
tie following number Of delegates
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CORRESPONDENCE
W Edlm

NJ. Ediioy.
la perushia an article In the Rutland
Globe uf tie 3h instant We were some.
WHIST surprised at the gross injustice done
The poor woman who was outraged and
then a. attempt made on her lif., as IL
that was tic programme adopted to be
carried ont iu iiHat place, bat as the first
Outrage was unt deemed su1lticnt She
was afualguel before u magistrate, con.
yIc,sl of being poor uud seeking work,
"wlth Ha ,ibie megu- az suppOr1 p con-.
demHr3 auH sat 90 d fgiDus eelI for six
moutb. Ponder apoH &c. What an ont.
a 500 humanity. Here Was no viola,
liuu 81 lass GA her part, save hc.ug poor
and mcudles,, a fearful crime. Now
what Is to bc hcr situation when the
period of her Imprisonment terminates
Thiuk you ihi. record will be a passport
IT, sectfa ber a place 10 work. or serve to
esait Her for d State Of society which ihns
sports With tire poor an5 l8uelys Who
can iu a,au approve such a coursc3 Sure
MOI him who wept with those who wcpt;
aU3 bad lHa event occurred before a Rat
land tribunal when Christ called 81 those
Without elm 10 east the FIRST stone, prob.
s5lg tae pavement would have suffered.
MEEtY.
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OBEDIAU n. RUssELIlS EsTAT1

~ STATE or YIHNoEr, Manchester District I
In Probate Court hold at Manchester. @itl|
aud for said District on the alst day ~ Ja|
a. d. 1874.
Present, Hon. H.. d. Barton, Judge.
The executor Of the estate Uf Obediah
Russell, late Of Arlington, ia said district doe
proposing to render aa aeeount Of bis admin
traGon on the estate Of tho said docoased. ID
ordered by Faid Court that raid account be /
amiued for allowance az q session thereof, TO
held at the Probate Office iu Manchester, 10 a
District, on the ZGth day uf August, A. y. III
aud that notice be given 10 Oh p]rrsgnH i~ninrcsI
by tho publication Of this order 10 TINS MA
CHESTER JOURNAL, a newspaper printed At n
Manchester, three weeks succcssiyoly, rroyij
TO said time Of hearing.
A trnp Beaord,
Attest, LOYELAND MUEsOS, Refisierl
A true copy Of record,
Attest, LOFELAhD MlhNON, ftegistofI
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About Bittcrs. AT certain periods Of
life g t0uia "a q necessity; bat there ~
danger iH u-iug stim8iau,s that iHjure
the organs Of dIgestiou while giving tenn
porary relief. To obyiate this, aud pre-.
sent 10 lbe public a touic free from alep-
holic poison. DR., Greene prepared TIE
DXygcnated Bitcr@, 8 sarc core for Dgs-
prpsiu AID abb Kindred complaints. Sold
every where. John i. Henry, CufTan AZ
Co, Projectors, ) and . College Place,
New York.
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PHOTOGRAPHY
lOMMIssIONERa, NOTIOE.

- We, the subscribers, being appointed
the Hon, the Probate Court for The Distfict
Manchester, Commissioner too receive .pNAmi|
aud adjust tho claims and demands 81 all persoI
against tho estate Of
Solomon Bultioy, late n Manchester.
In said District deceased, and also all claims a 1
demands exhibited IA utTact thereto, aud I
months from tho 18Th day of July, 1874, bet
allowed by said Court for that purpose, We /
therefore, hereby Rivongtioe, that We viii attoI
10 The business of our appointment at the dwsI
Ing house If A. X, sykor, ~ sail Manchester i
the 18Th day Of January 1874, from one nd
four O'Clock y. ~ on said day.
Datea at Manchester, this 1851 day ~ Jul
4, J.. 1871,
MACON CANFIELD, ,
i13w JOHN WILLIAMS. "'"
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Republican County Ticket
IaE s%IA&yoEss
NJ S CoLBuEN, c. T. noUGHToN.
rua ASSOCIATE Wu5ts.
IN. SYKES, N. w. POTTER.
~aa~
Fnn JUDGES % rNanAtE:
y. B BURTON, THos. WHITE
GOE sHEHITFt
- CROFuT.
yoa ui8H HaILITf.
j. l.. MCCALL.
roE srsrE 1TTuBNIY:
J.K. BATCuKLDEIl
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By your Flour at
JOHN g. BLACKMEK

The best and cheapest place u j
Flour aud salt ID tie county 1T
BLACKMEB.
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The towns ia this county viii have
tie following aumber Of delegates
The New York herald., 1874-12-21
Git 8eiu@ bei Aruim.
Observation-Disclosures oeS nSerals.~1
Rerfin hpn 12- SEC. 1874

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oeS 0peral0.I
Berlin ben ls. Sec. 1874.
Der Correspondent oes rSeralb" batts beute
gbeno cine iurse ober intersHante llnterrebuns
nit oem Graisn Nruim IN beTen @obnuns, Ya.
riicr plat go. 4, Inter ben 9inotu.
Der Beiud oes GOrreipOnoenten bate Dor
alien Dinsen oen .3fped, bon ibm cine Grfld-
RING Der meitperbreitetcn Mibbeutunsen unb
irrisen Infidten iiber ieinen GonfIitt nit benz
Giir1en Bisuard Su erbaltcn, oenn, nm ben
Srafiidcn Iusorud SoleenoorfTs 5u sebraudcn,
rgScnise iueroen in oieiem Nusenblide 10 srino.
lid, mibperfanben tuie b. Arnim."
Ingcblide Sutriguen in Grants
reih.
Cine Der sesen ben @raien erbobenen I'm.
tlasen 1T bic boB er iid bealbt babe ben St1ra
oes Serrn Tbicrs in Granirsid su beidlelnisen
nno ben gonapartiRen entsesen ssarbeit.t babe,
wdbreno cr sleideitis ieinen san;su GiufluB in
@unfeu Der 9esitiminen oufseboten babe. Sn
BGu9 bcrauf ia9te Der @raf:
Nar Mot ge9en bic IepMbIiL
vGs liest nid)t Der scrinsfe Yspeis Dor, bat
id sesen bic Iepublii in 6ranirei4 seuefrn iei.
SD babe aud nidt bas serinaite au Tbicrs
Stur;e bcisctrascn. Sd babe lsSislit ssdubert,
i'd, piffc bab CT lber furs ooer Lang ruterlisssn
miiFe. Sd iunnte Ibcrs oils riueu bolsRarri,
gen fleiuen Nonu, uno duberte uur mas i'd oils
unpermciolidc 6olae icincr 'llnbeuaiomieit Dor.
ausiab. Gbcr i'd babe niemals meiue Sonb
ba;u bersesebcn, oicies @eiultat su bsidleunisen.
| ..Steucn sic i6 Shisrs ole einen Stsrbc,.
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IsPEC1AL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
BERLIN, Dec. 20, 1874.
The Court assembled for the purpose of
rendering the verdict in the Won Arnim case
at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
court room was densely crowded, principally
by members OF the aristocracy. But outside,
in the Molkenmarkt, there was vast con.
course of spectators. to
INTENSE EXCITEMENT 9-
The excitement that prevailed was almost
unparalleled, the nearest approach to it being
the scenes at the celebrated Waldeck trial in
1849. Notwithstanding heavy snow storm
the crowd waited patiently for the decision.
THE ACCUSED ORDERED TO ATTEND.
As soon as the court was opened Count
Arnims physicians pleaded that the accused
was unable to attend, owing to his impaired
health. But the judges despatched special
messengers to his residence in the Pariser-
platz. with instructions to demand his
attendance at court.
THE COUNTS APPEARANCE IN COURT.
Count Arnim arrived in Court at Eve o. clock
in the evening, leaning on the arm of his
son, looking very pale and haggard. The
crowd rose sympathetically as he entered the
room and remained standing until the pre-
siding Judge asked the ilustrious accused to
ibe seated.
READING THE ULTMATUM.
Amid the most profound silence one of the
judges read the decision and sentence from q
document consisting of twenty Autographed
pages.
JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION.
At the commencement he referred to the
public excitement caused by the case In and
out of Germany. When the judges had
passed their sentence he said there would be
discovered no absence of full and sufficient
knowledge of the law and the facts.
Never, in any previous case to their knowl-
edge, were the passions of partisans excited
to such degree as in this instance Even
people occupying high and important posi-
tons, who were generally believed to be
above such passions, had been drawn into the
vortex.
THE INTERESTS INVOLVED
The reason was clear. The phenomenon
resulted from the position of the accused and
the unusual and unexpected circumstances
connected with the trial, involving, as it GER
tainly did, personal interests of varied
kind-personal honor, public interests, in.
ternational and home politics and full share
OF patriotic likes and dislikes.
THE LAWS STERN DECREE
All this to the eyes Of the judges was bu
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oen Dor; eie Nsr3te perfu1en 60 uiht TIN IN
t5AA N, ioHoeru bieten TIM gesentbeil aaes auf,
ibH am ,seoeH iu erbalteu, uno bas IN ein sro6er
llnterfdtss.>
Yartehj dtsitSes @eri&ta
ugs III fcrrrrr rity elm HbeI msiner auf 5raal
reid beiislidsn Srisfe ootr@eridts5ofe Der.
offeHtlidt pOroeu, l,uas ieSeafatls unsers4t IT,
oa Die aSelt Isbisld mad benz YrSfmtlidtsn
iber mid rrtbeiIsu uirb. Die sanSs Gorre-.
lpouoen; ioute beiannt seuraAt weroen, beuOr bic
oTisntlid)e Tseiuuus ibr Guourtbeil iber MID
abs'ebt. SoSauu bat, wis gle islbR tuiiieu, oas
tSertd5t feiuen uuteridteb ssmadt s,pilhsn met.
rer sebeimcn Gorreipouoeu; nit Yisnard unS
ben mir ertbeiltsI ipcsieusn SnRrurticu.n.
Die franS6iifde artsss.ntiAdbt.
9ung.
nDfit ge5us auf 6ran'reih u.o Die 9riess-
entidaoisungsfrase butte es ais swcifelos be-
tradtct ueroeu iolleu, bab bic fran;0Eid. 3e.
sieruns, eiuertd uelder Uorrt, bisielbe uube.
Siust besableu ulroe.
Sertramsn auf Granfreds gbrlt4-
feit.
rGuf jeoea Tal, fnbr Der @raf NIT 1sus
auf Sie ibm uorsemorfenen Sntrisuen seseu Bis
mards Y!dne fort, ,,bia i'd fets BON Der Ihii1t
ausseganscrl oab bic GnHddoisuus DeuH4-
lambs oouifdnois fidergefeut isi, baB Die CAB.
lnnsen usr redteu .3et seuladt tpcrben tuiirberl,
init eine1n @orte, bab bic Siderbeit Der ariegs.
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(Sortiesut,s auf Seite 10Y

THE ONLY PREPARATIONS THAT ACTS Dr.
r6cy upon the inflated lungs HALEs H0NRY HoRx-
HOUND TAA No congh can resiHtit
Tixx's ToOrnAcHR DRoPs in mtnute
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GENTLEMEN ARE INVITED TO CALL, EXAM
ine and buy psar Of WINTER SHOES tor -
CANTRELI. 2N Fourth avenue.
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A TWENTY FIVE CENT BOTTLE OF PORTER'S
CoUGH BAIsAA will relieve your Cough Try II.
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A-HATS -GENTLEMEN'S HOLIDAY HATS
and Sealskfn CAPS at lowest prices.
z. ERNENWElN, l46 Nassau street. near SprucA
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T,HE ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL
Of
NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN CHURCHES.

Full OF valuable information In regard TO the ehurchsa
Of AL denomna tons In the two great cltes OF the
pete List and Drectory of Churches and Pasors HIS
toric Notices Charitable Institutions and char
tnings too numerous 70 mention.
Read what the papers say aooutn:-
Christian Advocate.
1t u proiusey and beautifully Illustrated with en-
cravings representing many of the chief ednoes ID me
Kishiv linssrsssd Has much usafun Information. -
Brooklyn Daily TimeA s
Richly illustrated and very instructvc gos up N nns
Hyic-Hew York WttneA 4
TO persons outside Of those great meIuRolnn cisio9
e. - h9ms % nsressd tn the growth ~
religion. Is 6Ilsd with ntsresung sketches and uusgs-
II Viii Ss ! xs,usSs addihoa to the shelves Of anyt
hbrary.-Weekv Nail
Sent BY mail for soc
NELSON q PHILLIPS
PubnsherA spa Broadway. New Yoxk>
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GAS CONSUMERS USE TIE NEW PATENT EU-
reka NICKEL PLATED GAS BURNER; II will save your
~ per cent and increase your light
General Agency, 70 CorttAndt street. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

AMONG THE THINGS TO THANK GOD FOR.
ruptured men place the ELASTIC TRUSS, Gas Broad
way among the best; night and day: COM
tortably cures worst ruptures
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

A-FOR A FIRST CLASS DRESS OR BUSINESS,
HAT 90 direct to the manufacturer. ESPESCHEID. lis
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

A. SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF FINE WINES
and Liquors =: popular prices
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

HOJER & GRAHAM. WIRE SIGN MAKERS,
Metal sign. Store and once PAinterA
Dnan orrna
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A.-FNE FURS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT
popular priceA BURKE, Manufacturer,
"a Broadway, Park Bank Building
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

A DELICIOUS TOBACCO AND DOES NOT BITE
the tongue-5U RBRUGS GOLDEN ScRPrRE., Depot l61
Fulton street
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Y O N A R N | M.

Y y N A Il N / nj.
Exciting Scenes in Berlin Before
the Sentence.
COMPELLED TO APPEAR.
The Accused Received
with sympathy.
'~Leaning on the Arm Of His Son and Look.
ing Very Pale and IIaggard."
IMPRESSIVE COURT SCENE.
S'Not Guilty, Either of Embezzlement
or MisdemeanOr.
WHAT WAS HIS CRIME?
Convicted Of can Offence Against
Public Order"
SIX WEEKS GRACE BEFORE IMPRISONMENT
The Decision Of the Court Received
in Silence
"TANTAMoUNT TO ACQUITTAL.
An Important Interview with
Count Arnin.
MALICIOUS STORIES DENIED.
Never Opposed the French Republic
or Thiers
THE MAN WHO ATE AT HIS TABLE
Prince Bismarck as ga Good Fater"-A
Man OF Suspicious.
7 H E FOR CED QUARREL.
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NO CURE no PAY-CHILBLAINs, FROSTED
feet; cure guaranteed eruptons q the pains ana
aches of all kinda II never falls GILES LNfMIHD
IopIpx AMMONIA, 5Oc and 81 bottle. Ali druggists.
Depot A5l Sixth avenue, New York.
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OUR 8. o. p. BRANDY-e7 PER GALLON, 81 50
per bottle: old mellow and pure-a specially; fno
Brandies scotch and Irish WhiskeyA Rums, Wnea &C.,
at popular prices II. b. KIRK 3 CO.. 80 FULTON Ct
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NATURAL SHERRY wlNE-A PURE MON
tlia Dry - so per gallon 75o. per gallon special
shipmenu; also sherries - 70 $l2 per gallon, good.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

QUERY.-wHAT WILL CURE MY COUGHf DIR.
wIsrAR's BALsAM WILD CHERRY 5Oc and 81 Z bottle
Large bottles much the cheaper.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

SACKETT'S MAGIC COLORIS GIVES NAT.
ura brown black to the hair: manufacturer
fumery. ID Liberty street
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

KALDENBBRG'S MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR
HoLDxRs Anssn JEwxLRx WALENo CANEs, IyokH
teenth and Fourteenth streets The old stores corner
tannd as heforA.
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

THE HOLIDAY HAT.-KNOX HAS ISSUED HIS
new style OF gentemens expressly designed Tor
the holiday season at 22 Broadway, and in tho Fifth
The New York herald., 1874-12-21

AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
Ten CYLINDER HoR ROTARY PRESSES; WILL SOLD Low.
Address THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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Go.Bc!weens Hatch Conspiracy for tht
Chancellor to Garry Out.

DISPATCHES IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN.
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THE PLEASANT VALLEY COMPANY'S WINES
are absolutely pure wholesome and cheap. Send for
circular. Full discounts 70 the trade by the Company'e
AgentA II. B. KIRK CO.. 50 FULTON street.
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THE FORCED QUARREL.
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WIGS, TOuPEEs. &O.-G. RAUCHFUSs PRAC-
ncai wigmaker and importer OF HUMAN HAZE. No. a
last Twelfth street. Broadway.
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Prince Bismarck as ga Good Hater''-A
Man or Suspicious.
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Moreover" said the Count, ''my opinion
is that Prince Bismarck caused oil this error
and misunderstanding through his impatience,
based upon the false reports Of other people.
Now Bismarck hates me, which feeling, am
am convinced, was instigated at the trial I
cannot afford to hate him in the same manner.
He is q good hater but perhaps he wishes
TO entirely ruin me, and if 90 cannot help
it,"
The Count excused himself from speaking
on the nature Of the ecclesiastical dispatches,
which Herr Holtzendorf in bis speech desig-
mated a being insulting.
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YOU DO NOT FEEL FIRST RATE, BUT DO NOT
know exactly what is the trouble. Take MIX or MAO
NEsIA ana you viii know what the cure l. Ask drug
for IL
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MALICIOUS STORIES DENIED.
Never Opposed the French Republic

THE MAN WHO ATE AT HIS TABLE.
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COUNT ARNIM INTERVIEWED.