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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

Minnesota is being visited with a
grasshopper scourge. Gov. Davis issued
a circular on the ID to the grangers o. hls
state in which he says: 81 am compelled
to ask the cooperation Of each grange of
your powerful organization in relieving the
restitution of our fellow citizens in the
Southwestern counties. That region has
boon traversed by trustworthy men, and
they report unanimously a state of desti.
tuition which has no parallel in our history
as a State. The time for silence as TO
this condition Of affairs has passed by. and
the time for prompt and liberal action, by
all who are willing to do as they would be
done by, has arrived. The counties OF
Martin, Murray, Jackson aud Cottonwood.
and a portion OF Noble and Watouwap.
and possibly to some extent, other com.
munltles' have been swept by grasshop.
pars OF all crops as completely as ifby fire.
Women and children are suffering for
i)od. The implements and stock of the
settlers are under mortgages given in or.
der to tide over the privations Of last
year. | have told the people their fellow
citizens whom q kind Providence has
blessed with abundance will stand by them
in their dire extremity. Contributions in
money are most desirable; provisions and
clothing scarcely less SO. Send contribu.
tions to Gen. H. H. Sibley, St. Paul,
MIMI 81.
Although the Governor has not asked
for assistance from outside the State, the
contributions Of the benevolent, addressed
as above. will be gratefully received, and
will be sure to be used in relieving the
Of the suffering people.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
Republican Nominations.

"A cold and backward season has
caused our farmers to be so far behind
time with their ordinary work, that we
feared, before the convention was held,
that it would be unusually small; but it
proved to be unusually large, which fact,
together with reports from other county
conventions already held in our State,
;tute evidence that shows that free
men are now alive 10 the best interests of
the country, and determined to make their
rights mere available, which we think,
with many, have been quite too long neg.
lcct4d.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
New Bankrupt Act.

The principal points of the new bank
rupt bill, as it has now been passed by both
the Senate and the House, was as folloSs
Forty days are allowed to elapse before a
merchant or trader who fails to pay his
commercial paper is liable to be thrown
into bankruptcy. The assent of one. fourth
in number and one.third in value of cred
itors is required throw a to debtor into bank
ruptcy. This provision relates back to the
first of last December. Proceedings may
be discontinued whenever the debtor pays
those secured debts which we're the ground
of throwing him into bankruptcy, or when
ever with the consent of the court, he and
a majority Of the creditors shall ask for a
discOntinuance of the proceedings. In or
der to set aside hypothetical pledges on
lines or the bankrupt's estate, it must APP
pear that the party dealing with the bank
rupt knew that he intended to perpetrate
a fraud upon the bankrupt law, and that
he intended to go into bankruptcy. When
a loan is made to a bankrupt in good faith,
aud security taken with the intention of
him to pull through, it shall be con- :
sidered as having actual value, and the
shall not be- invalidated by pro- !
ceedings in bankruptcy. A voluntary !
bankrupt may have his petition for dis |
if his estate pays thirty per cent. =
lis debts /; or provided he obtains the as. D
ent of the same number Of his creditors ,
IS is necessary to throw him into bank 7
uptcy. An involuntary bankrupt can .
,et his discharge ifhis conduct is free from II
fraud and he Is innocent of any viola !,
ion or Infringement of the bankrupt act. u
Issigncos are prohibited from dividing II
'es with others engaged in the case. :,
compromises by creditors may be made u
18th the assent Of the debtor, providing a ''
ajority Of the creditors join, where APP u
roved by the court, for the relief and dis :,
Of the debts. The fees and ex-
,nscs arc reduced onc-half until the -.
dyes of the supreme court shall establish @,
reductions and simplify pro- =
ediugs. All acts of the persons. con- n,
cted with the execution of the law shall :,
made public in the shape of full and
mute reports from the clerk, the as Y.
,nee, the marshal ard the register. -.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

me c%athatics u5ed and approved by the pbysi-
oians comprising tho various medical associations
~ en,s ssate are now compounded and sold under
We copy the following from an crcborro ,vh;.,,
Is important, If true ;-Chronic diarrhma Of Ion@
standing, also d, sentery and all similar . mplaint
common OF this season of the year, can be cured nv
meut. We know whereof We affirm. -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

natnrate a piece OF bread or meat with pastric
juice, and it will dissolve. This is Il iyost,n s"o.ii1
to.such a mixture a little alchohol, and il will nor
dissolve. This is indigestion. Beware, then. Of
tihetures, or TONES; or decoetions containing spir-
lC9ous liquors: Shun all rum 'tonics,,. and rolv
solely on DR., Walkers Vinegar Bitters, the finest
iery curse Of alcohol. 3Iwi ''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

LIST OF pATENTs.--The following patents we're
Issued from the u. s. Patent Office to citizens
OF Vermont for the week ending June 9th,
1914; Reported for the Newsdealer, by AL
AANDE MASON, Solicitors of Patents
QUO Seventh St., Washington, D. c.
Scale beam,-F. Fairbanks, 81. Johns.
bury.
Juae 10. steroscopie camera,-W.
Htris, panyille.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

The ticket put 10 nomination here
last Thursday is we'll received and is con.
sldered q strong one, being composed Of
able representatives from all classes. We
shall have more to say about It hereafter.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"

See Deuteronomy Chap, xii. Verse 90. The
blood being the source from which our systems
are built up and from which we derive our mental
as well as physical capabilities, bow important
that 1t should be kept pure. If it contains yile-
restoring pois0ns all organic functions are weaken
eu therenys Settling upon important organs, as
INC lungs, liver, or Kidneys. the effect is most dis
asteruus. uenceit behOoves us every one to keen
their blood in a perfectly healthy condition and
more especially does This apply ntthis particular
what tho exciting cause may ne, the real canse of
a large proportion Of all diseases is had blood. Now
Dr' fierce does not wish to place his Golden Medi-
cai discovery III the catalogue of quack patent
nostrums by recommending it to cure every dis.
ease, nor does he so recommend it., on the contrary
there are hundreds of diseases that he acknowi.
cages 10 VIII not cure and what he does claim is
thls, that there Is but one form of blood disease
t,hatit VIII not cure, and that disease is cancer. lie
dees got his Discovery for that disease
yet he knows it to 10 the NEST searching blood
cleanser vet discovered, and that it will FREQ the
blood and system of all other known blood poisons
ne they animal vegetable or mineral. The Iden
discovery Is warranted by him to cure the worst
forms OF skin diseases, as all forms of blotches,
les anu eruptions, alsoall glandular swellinrs,
ana the worst form Of scrofulous and liberated
sores Of neck, legs or other parts, and all scrofulous
diseases OF the bones, as white swenings, fever
sores, MP JOINT ard spinal diseases, all Of which
belong to scrofulous diseases. ~
CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DISEASE CDRED.
W. Grove Station, Ia. July IA, 1872.
DR. PIERCE, Buffalo, N, Y.
Deaf oHmmy VIE nrst became lame nine years
.swellings would appear and disappear on.
her hip. and she was gradually becoming reduced,
and her whole system rotten with disease. In 1871
q swelling broke on her hip disclargiuc large
. swelling broke on her hip discharginr large
and since that time there are several
o,penings. Have had five doctors at an expense of
si25, who say nothing will do any good but a sur.
gical operation. ~"
gufy 10th, 1873, he writes thus. NV wjfo has cor
AMY received q great benefit from the use of vour
discovery, for she was not able to get off the bod
ma was not expected to live a week when she com.
most OF her work for over six months, Has nse5
wen,ty bottles and still using it, a year AFRO. SIe
,as peen going most Of her work TO. over six
1onths. Has used twenty bottles and sill using IL
1ef recovery is considered as almost n mir. ie
.nd we attribute tall to the use Of your yalnabIc
ne'iclhe. ! can recommend it asa blood puri8ar
"' "s"s'n festorer. D.. M. ROBINSON.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
WHAT EVERY FOURTH PERSON NrpnS

VIM bFENI NH PERSON NEEDS
Is some convenient, agreeable and nromn ror,o,,
IOr haDitual eostlyencss. 81 would idvjse nil thos,
Wh0 are troubled with dyspepsia, Costiyeness, PiIes
biilouSness' Headache, or any form of Indigestion
10 use Dr. Harrlson's Peristalic Lozenges. U7.Fiisbo
uuntlngtont NJ. D., ex-Lioutenant-Goyernor IF
massachusetts,, They are pleasant to the toste
ana never require increase of dose to perfect y
Gur o r., Irlal box, 80 cts. Large box, 6Octs., mailed
DR.; uARRIS0N.S ICELAND BALsAM
a Splendid cure for Coughs, Hoarseness, and nj,
Sther ,nr1at and lung complaints. For sale by E,
3 ], X & CO., Proprietors. No. Trepnontt
fempie' Boston, and by all Druggists.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

a Large Volume would not contain tho mas, ef
tar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry as a safe. e0ici"nf
and reliable remedy In curing coughs, colds and
wonderful. es"le truly
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

Amid all the difference of opinion as
to liquor legislation there is noticeable
throughout the country a strong and
steady growth of the temperance senti-
ment and of the determination to rcgula-
late the evil Of strong drink in some way.
A local option law has been adopted in
California add a very stringent license law
in Mississippi, in both of which states re-
pressive legislation would have been i'm.
possible Il few years age. In Mississippi
are only granted upon the petit
ton of the majority o. the voters and
two.thirds Of the women over Is. The
women in some sections are already en-
against the licenses.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
business Notices..
Patents /!

Persons having inventions which they
wish to have patented, or having business
connected wit. the U. S. Patent office.
cannot do better than employ the services
OF Fred A. Lehman, Solicitor of Ameri.
can and Foreign Patents. Washington. ID.
u Mr.. Lehman has not only had a
large experience in obtaining patents, bnt
was for a number of years an examiner
IN the Patent offices of some of the laro.
est and most important classes there. He
makes no charge unless he obtains you a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

ITERATION NOTICE.-This Is TO give d.
s[tlce that ] have this day given my SON, Myispn s
y; Barnes, his time during tho remainder Of liz Il
minority, and that / shall neither claim any Of ar y
this date. LOWELL BARNES.
johnson, June sth. 1874 30w3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
ASSETS:
$22,OO0,0O0
INCOME,
S9,OoO,OO0.Oo
ANNUAL ISSUES, OVER
100000.

A life assurance policy, costing Comm,
lively I~ittlO, would, If death shosld oecp, A.,
severe panic, preserving intact the ,un,,
years, which might otherwise be lc,ttor lar,
little ready money.
Tho man is wise who has assurance upm
life to cover all his Indebtedness, 50 tba, n .
event of his death his estate is certa nat , 1
embarrassed. The great thing sought in Iu.n
is profit oupled with safety. The time is not bt
Wlenevory business man VIII be as particulv
effect assurance on his life for tho safety dp
estate, as to effect fire insurance on the mprl
disci in his warehouse; and when he will ram
life assurance as q business necessity, and nat
a mere luxury or an indulgence Of his LunC.
1t is the key-stonoto the arch which ~aiytspcrr
nency and stability to the rcsults If a liittnt
active oxertien.
II. D BELDEN, Agent.
No Hvde pork II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

Let me single out, from many, hree;-pis.,
The Household, The Church and the Pro-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
Nmusements.

BAYARD TAYh9R YIsSIs,y yill Ea,Iss lecture on
Academy Of Music, October %
RRYANT's OPERA HOUSE,, 23D-ST
ykTy SyEsss DtN sRYass stTssS
". HEsai RICE, Dan BRYANT. doGAS, EMEasoS &c:
ID FAREWELL APPEARANCES OP
The last ss c.RSrs ls Not GSsSAs fS s IA. afford will be
'''' ''''''' beginning THIS WEEK.
HENRY TUB BIGarH.
Mr. GBORGB vANDBSHOPP the eminent author scholar and
s sxsD oHohO' OF
nALY's FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
| ~ Twenty yeigh,h-sl and Bro ldway. Every nishtaS.
Great iss:, 81 ;s: :st,: Of .s; y +: s.s aG;;se Dram"
!, H. H. g Sx14as 8 asFE.ssi aIsskn.
/ MooRCsopr. Me- JANIS LEWIS;
OR, TIL. ss NJ OWEN q !; ssSsSEPr Fa%eEPr
DOUBLE wKps,yo M.. Mr. sSI TassY sSsSni ShvsspoRr.
.xoo,c,,.r. N E': ESiI5 i%HgS.x Eial+ a.
saorty brilliant revival Of THR BBLLBs srRATAGBM
MACCABE.-SrEINWAY HALL;mMaccabes.
WI EVERY EvENISg AZ 8 MATINEE MATINEE SATURDAYS AT q
ia ?. i, as, GgI, asiE plTiG sps1,'c1Ffns caREs
dy weekly prss. New.YOrk have ssanmousy
GREATEST SUCCESS
ever achieved by MOuoosae Performer.
MACCABE, THE HUMORIST, in his Dual
hit stage received nasy vim entna
Sfe.sss spS"s's ssss HALE every
MACCABE-A HUMOROUS SENSATION.
WI sTgINwAY HALL, EVERY EVENING,
ls BsioSs &; SsiI'1laf pGLs I'p9IsfS' SsES.'
Woes. yntrogul. Me. s,i s.o.l Mel,nse which he will
with rapid changes Of Picturesque Coe new original songs,
50 Seats. so
OLYMPIC. 80, BROADWAY
al VAUDEVILLE
Z VAR'EalHs faaEsss SF BlaE. hakh'oA a
William. Rsty ana arne Alice Ia'r.co Rd"'. pi1s Bst
@ of s loo S sSn Ss,I a s SS F The
s%s 81 ytsy sn .as Sss ues asS
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
~ BI2CH. WAMB0LD. and BACKUS
NsRPp SE 9Rs Fs Snif % Sas s Srssr ss 81 Y Ns BILL
Family Matinee SATURDAY t2p IN. Reserved Seats 81
TTNION SQUARE THEATER.
~ PEopreor. ......'''.'...'ar saEaipAE pspS sh8pR
Begin, at s; over at II.
FIFTH AND LAST WEEK
of Octave FeuiIless aud @ 2. ROwes wonderful Oa',
SPHINX.
Notwithstanding the
IMMENSE AUDIENCES
nightly attracted to "is. MARye6TS Ks 5IS%nPfes PssS e. this
compelled withdraw i IN order 6
Play Play @ before ns the s so.s f' & s @
They have s and ~ pGa1c WIN @ s %
%s.s ia: s' MONDAY EsRSSd
THE HUNCHBACK
Characters by Miss CLARA MORRIS (her first appearance Juial;
Miss KAE s . Hs1 and and Der 5 p
snce this seasonJ Mt PRBDERTC ROBINs0S, Mr.: STUART
E2DsSS S % m % W. T. T.
M sATURDsT X wFLDsR % a.s ioo Iass Matinee THE SPHINX
S Borshsst Sno for RGNohBAck night. open open '
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
fine ARTS.

XEWELLw GREAT PICTURE-INTERIOR
i OF THE SENATE CHAMBER IN NE DUCAb PALACE At
yBNICENow exhibition free at sCHAUS'S GALLERY No 4S
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
DeniisIrp.

'nR. WAIT g. son, 45 EAST 23D-ST., have
) metallic base for Artificial Teeth which lighter stronger
cooler other and being perfect conductor Of animal
heat perfectly heahyOny $50 They also insert
or Psna Cod Rubber work low prices Fine Gold Plugging
specially Teeth extracted under pure fresh 81 for the hr
60c each succeeding.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
Glarple ano 8laie Manisls.

A GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
IA Marble hsne all kinds Of Floor nng Monuments Head
GLABBR Co.'S Steam Aarbs Woks Nos 27 10 Z23 Wsst Fifty
brstst, near Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
6apinss Banks.
Ghanres Tor Business men

Chanres Tor fnslncss 1len
A CHOICE BUSINESS for SALE. - Well
IA established an paving handomev chance for
With "a capital. Address OPPORTUNITY Tribune Office
A PHYSICIAN of eight years private prac
~ tce held during years of this time important
snecs appointment under the Government desires to associate him
reputable practitioner in this city vicinity
Win highest references Address MEDCUS care Box 6I2
Eewiork City.
NOR SALE-First-class ICE CREAM and
IL CONPBCTIOEBRY STORE; in for small family.
Apply GOLDEN Co, 957 6tbeve bet 53d and 64hss
DANORAMA FOR SALE of high moral
painted nearly ready for eIh
JitOD. Address H0MAs LANE, 2G7 Canals
FINHE advertiser has large tract OF LAND on
well suited the cultivation OF fruits and
for
facilities little earlier than Charleston Communications
with the establishment Of
ADDRESS ALPHA Boz 30 Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
Continued from Eighth Page.

Ic, Mddhns lSs4e; oriosy, l3kdl3hc net rssSPs
L. "a bales sales 2,4O0 bss stech 2Sl9A
Q ba9
Nosus 2O.-Co,tOs quet Mddns Ia Low Middling
1SScj Good Ordinary lShal3% % net receipts ioo5 @esi
o Cos bales; exports 5SS baies ales lOoo eaes
sock, b974 ba es ..,,,
Sav.Sssa 20.-Cotion weak h. lower to SELL Mdddns
1sc Low Nj ding l4ise Good Ordinary 34 ne, reeps
4457 bales 445S bales exports ooastw ooS bhes se
2446 bales stock b6.s4l bales - -,
NoRroLk 20-Cottop m at decline; Mddhng Ia ne
receipts hsles cosstwe 3Si bales; sales ivo
bs stock 474 ba Yesterdays should have been Mid
ding. 14sa ~,.-.,...,.
NswURLs.s Oct dsnsid good; offerings moderate
Hddnoe receipts 10 bales gross baII besi sas
600 bales last evening 900 bales stock, oil OIl bales
BaLrInoRE Oct 2O-otn dali and easeT; hlddlng l4'4~
Ii e Low Needing l4i2c Coed Ordinary lSIs9laei gross re-
cep S0l bale exports eeas~ise oO OS es se'' "'0 ' "
epibnen. S65 baes stock. $3.50 bales .,n,u- 81.
GAlsksros Oe steady changed Midd,nr Ia fc
receipts sos be gross, $50 bales s l7Oo baiesi
stoct 27.025 bales. - ,. -,
Bosros 20Cotton quiet Mddnr l6iss net receps "a
bsesi 2, l9i bales as 800 bai stock SOVO os'es
WILEISGToN, Oct 2O-COton quiet Miodhns; I4c net re
oeipts 324 bales exports cOswse ga bales sales lOo oaes
STOCK 2037 bales . -.--,-.
CSosSArI. Oct 20 Cotton qliet Ming l4c; net receipts
1tl bales; shipments, GO bales ROCK. A. o bales
LOUISVILLE. Oct 2O.-6otten Iuiet higihng. Ia
PHuADRLPHIA 20-CoOn quiet Middhng, 10 &C.; net e
yo2S 1885 b~l les
AUGUSTA Oct 205ottOn demand gocd Mcdhns, l0'ea &C.
Mdang 1890; Good Ondius l3c net receipts laof
bales sales 1913 bales.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
WOOL MARKET.

WOOL MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 20-1he Wool msrset 10 dal Ohio Pennsvl
West yrinA DOu5ie BKtra and above 55Gh6c Extra
i055c Medium, 5b6ct Coarse Soc New-fok Michigan aod
Indiana. Fine, 46G50e dium, 63dj4c; Coarse 4SS0Oc
CObisg wse 5OQ6jc Combng unwashed, 42G43c; Cansoa
combue 62dG5c Fine, uwashed 3je Coarse and Medium IN
washed 40d42c TuWased b4doOc; Colorado washed zs9
35e Colorado unwashed 4G45c Extra and merno Puid 460
6Oo Meum 80 1850 revss Coarse 25e Cali
fornla 29G37c, California Coarse 20 a36c
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

woud ike position as PORTER a hotel, Office is
willing 10 generally furnish good CITY refer.
moderate Can he seen until suited oDELL
hGBsCY, lU9 West 3ithst.. corner Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
amusements.

| A CADEMv OF MUSIC.-Mlle. ALBANf
| n sl.HAKosGH ITALIAN 0PssA:
TONIGHT ,w iDssso W October EsssS .si'erp.. at.
and FIRST opesrauce 10 Amsries OF
MILE. EMMA ALBANT.
s.s'isi'as % S.sus sss s.If Nile Of NJ
accorded q s';.' 10 .SG, 4, 1s:s..
81 pssspu1 nd md ISsis eoSs dpsied ne
S Ss.'f' S. @s L .as s 5 "a $ S
'''s Psrfs 4 f. fTScS LtSSc1' Sisters A CHRISTINE NILSSON
"','' and ADELrsA PATTI e'''''0''
.Sas@i Sns ai 1 S e.. Snc. no Toe one 81 q ~
elicit ee same SeT; rag S1 the P9. % open. s.
ertrnAry expenses rvOvd By s in order ths Neg
York may enjoy The ''''F rs g kyEsss al haBASP' talents
Ia s0NNAMBULA
si.nor BENIRArELLi trss
M%s. cooSkY end wEGASD' s1cr. MxaS sai caPRs
THURSDAY ~ oci % Bicos;a Academy s"s Bl.s
FRIDAY ofa aLEt. II sirHHs 1sBasi 4D''-r'n'' Of
SATURDAY, Oct p. Fouth Grand asises, aUY BIAS
"o'DA' &c" 90 'if IL TaovaToRs H'' '''s'''o's"
A% sls' S
RAYARD TAYLOR will lecture on
- .,n. ...tSCI .ASGIEsT y, NEG EGYPr% p.;o,.,o,
sfMfhcsY coFtsRTs % AND PUBLIC cR RsHE.aaSs A'
In announcing the eighth season Of
THEODORE THOMASS
SERIES OF SIX
SYMPHONY CONCERTS.
stating with
requests made for several No. Thn has decia
to give m
PUBLIC AFTERNOON, REHEARSAL
In Of each II believed that this
will only the Of ~
the
themselves which every aud student Of VA
appreciate
sSE w JaE5cR TaEB AE
Tng FIRsT PUBLIC EengAssAL WILL TAKE PLACE
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. AT 2La O'CLOCK
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS.
To Symphony Concerts with Reserved LEIGH DOLLARS
The sale Subscription Tickets With Reserved Seats for either the
symphony Public Rehearsss both will
MONDAY MORNING, October 26, the Box 0ee Of Saway Han.
SUBSCRIBERS
having the the select
the Box Office Of Senwa Hall and AFTER October 20 Ccuisns
obtained all the Music Stores aud Piano Wseroons
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
Corporation Notiees.

Corporation Noiiees.
E'OR BUILDING a RESERVOIR and PUB
Il LiC HIGHWAY in Putnam County-eEALKD PROPOSALS
BY the Public Works IL O'Clock
oct 49, 1874 for baidns STORAGE RESERVOIR on dds
0f South East Putnam County
ae constructing PUBLIC HIGHWAY the side Of the
Storage Beyds Cone Putnm County For partuas
see TIE 0y Record. Copiss for sale al No City Hah
pUBLIC AUCTION. = The POLICE DE-
PARfhEsT viii sell 81 sneton Oct 23, 1874. OsB sCOW
lng the foot o. Ninety sEthst, last River For particulars
Ihs CITY RECORD; copies for sale at No City Hall
UNDERSTANDINGS, &c.-Tbe POLICE
49, X p.psres . sses p'0pSsasn; % the ps
HE City Record copies for sale At No City HsA
SEALED PROPOSALS for FRESH BURNED
~ ENGLISH PORTLAND cRARGT .-r
sealed Proposals for furnBg 700 barrels OF PeL Burned English
se Censu. viii be reserved O. The Once Of the Department Of
is isfrussa see The Ctr Reeod copies vr sale AZ No.
ct Haal = wv >s'N'S w. w. "
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
6slu UanIso--M Males.

WTIVTFD--An experienced and practical
w AN -, M G,vASzISG WORKS and take eharye Of
man W nt man liberal salaTy will be paid Aod an nets>s
same 70 ee@ Il Xss,,ra AJa,e,s LOCK DRAW sR l3i
IN tae eusnss' u u'' 81 Rass sAslaAw. kieh<
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-21
Mental Peculiarities.

A paper was read at the meeting of the
Academy of Medicine, last evening, at
the College of Physicians and Surgeons,
by Dr. Tilden Brown, NJ. d., upon "Men-
tai Pecularities" The subject did not
include insanity, but certain singulari-
ties, or the early OhshoOts of what are Ii
able to turn into eccentricity or absolute
insanity.
Very few persons are perfectly balanced
in mind. In some portion of the pow
ers necessary to success are present, but
they are not able to succeed because their
minds are not balanced. Some are able
to conceal their deficiencies for time,
but when they are placed in unwonted
circumstances they prove lamentable
failures.
We meet such in private life every
where. A lawyer who has had great
success at the bar may become byword
upon the bench. He was fitted for one
position, and, leaving that, he found him
self out of place.
Another phase of mental peculiarly is
that of men who lack. steadiness. They
are constantly forming new schemes, re-
volving new plans, sometimes successful
and sometimes not. In Observation-Disclosures
the person is unable to separate the world
within from the world without. Among
other peculiarities which fall short of
disease is eccentricity. 1t is sometimes
one of the first indications of insanity.
In the majority of cases the distinction
between eccentricity and insanity is well
marked. In eccentricity the popularity
is in manner; the operations of the
mind are correct. In the insane it is the
contrary. Defects are not in the mental
qualities alone, but exist also in the
moral. To these principle is nothing,
circumstances everything. No friendship
can stand i'm the way of their advance
ment.
Some men are always suspicious, and
always fear some design against them.
Some men have very defective idea of
truth. They lie even when the truth
would be better, or color and exaggerate
when they do not lie. The lecturer con-
cluded with some very laughable exam
pies of this popularity. - ~ y Tribune.