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National Republican., 1874-05-20
YORK BRANCH.
GUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
- sTATEs.-No. 2H, OCTOBER TERM, 1873.

Noyes L. Avery, assignee, &C., plaintiff in error,
w. Joseph H. Rackiey CT al. -..
The death Of Joseph H. Hackley, one of the defend
ants In error In this cause having heretofore been
suggested, IL Is now here, motion OF Mr. W r. Mat
tlngly, OF counsel for the plaintiff in error and in
pursuance Of the 18th rule, Ordered by this court
that unless the proper representatives OF the said
Joseph II. Hackley, deceased, as aforesaid, shall
voluntarily become parties within the first ten dSys
OF the ensuing term OF this court the plaintiff in
error shall be entitled to open the record, and on
hearing have his cause reversed II II be erroneous:
Provided, that copy OF this order shall be printed
in some newspaper at the seat Of Government, in
which the laws OF the United States shall be printed
by authority, for three successive weeks, at least
sixty days before the beginning of the term of the
Supreme Court next ensuing.
4Tu MAY, 1874.
True copy. Test; ID. W. MIDDLETON,
my2)-dsw Clerk Supreme Court u g.
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since it can be procured on coIInteraIs 70 any
amount at less than half the usual rates, at X.
Fulton's, No. $40 Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
yania avenue. Money can there be obtained on
all kinds personal property. While for those who
haYo enough. aud TO spare Of, the "hlthly lucre''
there is displayed fine assortment OF gold and
silver watches, diamonds, musical instruments.
sewing machines. and q vast assortment of other
articles which are selling At almost onehalf what
they can be bought for elsewhere
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FOR SALE.

E,0R SAlE-A NEW EiGHT-hOKSE Pow
ER 'frTtrht tubular steam boiler. or 81 m Ike,
and N Z. fset JrUer, for sale - bargain by
u. 2. ,Ttts SFNF,
my2o- s. Water street, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1874-05-20

IMP0RTANf NOTICE.
L The following are the correct entries for tho
2:55 race on WEDNESDAY NEXT, Lay ~, at
BrightwoOh Park:
John {. Tally br. N. Daylight, -
D. X. Ferry b. h. Dan,
Allen Dorsey Or. b. Fenisn Boy.
NJ. A. T. BRITT0N'S, B. u: KITTY FISK WILL.
NOT START.
The same day there will be double-team race,
for which there are five entries, as follows:
y. Miles, G.. II. Dick and br. m. Georgia;
7. g. johnson, Sllvermsid and mate:
A. T. Whiting, Charley Hayes and Liza James.
A. 7. Britton, Lady Fisk and SOrrel Mare;
CIV. HAYES
mylj-It Secru, ary. =
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.,r.sa.,rn1,xA : sm,,-.s
no ONE MED BE SHORT OF MONEY

Something novel and beautiful for Gsh and
flowers. Just the thing for conservatories. Call
and see in operation 81 the show rooms Of Hamil-
ton s. Pearson, \. NJ. q. A. building.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ESOR SALE OR RKENT.CEC0NOMizE AND
Il save high rent snd taxes by buying handsome
COTTAGE at cost, at College Lawn; l6 minutes
from the city; car fare lS cents pr day. Apply 10
L. 8. CALVERT, Dealer in keal Estate, ,6iJ Loulsi-
ana avenue. n.ylEtG
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nARRIED.

ER.-l.AWREHCE.-on the tiih InStTt,
- Aloas,s ShUrei, d. G., by kSy, sonn U
sonnty, Nd, and ELLA W. dlnghter OF Re lAte
| DE-, Upton II, LIwrence, ofkagerstown, Md.
National Republican., 1874-05-20

NOTICE-THAT Z. s. aJUSTH, sls ID
IN street, between sixth and Seventh streets
northwest, sells custnul-nade seeond-hand Clothing
lt less than half the OF ready made new ones
y; N;B.-seeond-hand clothing Of AL kinds bought at
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CINCINNATI LACE BEER
nnr,r uIIr rnp Ir1Ir vAcnN

from the Lion brewery, for sale az SID per dozen
pint bottles by dealers throughout the District,
or by the agent, Samuel q. Palmer, Georgetown,
II a.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
TEACHERS va. PARENTS.

To TIE EditHT 0f The National Republican:
SIR: The public schools are good as institu.
tions. bat may be made evil institutions By cor
rupt and VICIOUS admistration. Nay, they may
become positive evlls without either corrupt or
vicious management
For example, we pay heavy taxes for the en-
ployment Of teachers. Now. the teachers do not
teach-they set lessons which the parents have to
teach TO the children at home. The pupils recite.
the teachers listen, but DO not teach. The scrap
herewith inc!osed, which please rePubllsh, covers
the whole ground. --'.- : --r-.
Then, again, the book fraud. An old eo!orsd
serysnt OF niue took his child from school. be-
cause he could not afurd to pay the book tar.
IL.
1.-THE following Is the article referred to In the
above communication: 1.-THE Philadelphia school
board prohibits the pupils In the public schools
from taking home their books. Consequently, the
Philadelphia children study 1t school and parents
are no lsnger forced to do work that teachers are
paid for-conscious all the time that brain labor
out Of school hours was the worst thing possible
for their chiIdren."-EDl
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BE SURE TO GO.

The Rev. Thomas Guard, OF Baltimore. viii
lecture on the history OF the "w aldense.:' their
suHerings, heroisIns, &C., in the Metropolitan
Presbyterian church, Capitol Hill, on next Tues
day evening. and portray a faithful picture Of
these devoted inhabitants of tho Alps.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
WHEN YOU CAN DO So LLWAYS CHOOSE


Dealers in Soda Water will consult their own
interests BY orderidg tho best Soda Water in
Steel Fountains, from Samuel U. Palmer, George
town, d. q. Counter fixtures, and syrup bottles
loaned.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

GkORGkToWN, d. C, Nay II, I574.
To the Editor of the .NGtioaaL Republican:
Sic: Is it possible that the expense OF finishing
the Washington monument Is too great TO be In
cured on account Of that great and good man,
and that we must have q cheap arch instead2
Arc the representatives OF the people afraid that
they will be held to account for extravaganza ir
they vots ths necessary means to complete 1T
We'll, give US the arch or something else than
the present unsightlY pile. 1t will probably
Gust the dear people dime apiece.
Yours, &C., s. NJ. z.
National Republican., 1874-05-20

BY an advertisement in another column It will
be seen that Alexander Hunter will offer for sale,
on the 18th OF June, the lots Of the town he has
laid of on part Of the Abingdon estate, between
beautifully laid of, and the site is of the most
commanding and convenient. We shall give more
particulars hereafter. Messrs. Latimer * Cleary
are the RuctioneeTs.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
TOR SALE OR RENT.
TWO ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCES,

On street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Streets being one OF the most desirable for
residence In The city.
The houses are very eommodious, finished In the
and having every conYenlence and Improvement vi
ahrst-cIass residence. Stables in rear of lots.
Apply To- saie INAue KiLBoURN & LATTA,
ja5t-6in Corner Fifteenth and streets.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
NS~ AN ORDINANCE 70 PREVENT |
sS THE TRANSPORTING OF CERTAIN |
LEcOMPQSING AND OFFENSIVE l.
SUBSTANCES IN oTIIFR THAN COW |
Erred AND lNCL0sED VEHICLES.

Where's the carrying and Transporting of bones,
hides. hsh, gaTh1gs, Uffal, any other substance
In trromroslrE and offensive condition through
the str.ts, al and public places Of the cities
Washington and Geoi gstown In any other than
coyersd and nciOsed veli icles TO prevent the
escape OF obnoxious smells and Injurious gases
therefrom, Is nuisance injurious to the public
Rsso tpsd 6g the Board Of Health Of the District of
CJIaDtbta, That the carrying and transporting OF
bones, hides. fish, garbage. ofal, also any other
sub>tInce In decomposing AMI offensive condition,
IN any other than covered and tnc!osed vehicles
through any street, alley, or public place within
the Giles Of Washington and GC orgetown, is here
BY deelsrsda nuisance Injurious to health, and tie
ciTTying and transporting OF homes, hides, Gsh,
garbage, Offal, any substance in decOmposing
aud offensive condition. in any other than covered
and inclose vehicles Is hereby prohbite1 and any
person violating this SHALL upon cCnYir-
tion. be hned not less th1u two dollars more
than twenty-fIc dollars for every such ore.ce.
,.,s,- CHRIS. G. cox, NJ. D.,
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FOR RENT.


ENOR RENT-STORE NO. sO3i1 SEVENTH
lilo l. street northwest. myls-SI-
EoR RENT-Two DESIRABLE MODERN
built houses, Nos. 65and SIP Second street north
west; have eacn Il rooms, and all modern conve-
niepceS; ei5 piece Other houses in various part
Of the city, from s5 TO SIPS new store, on Four
tee n:h street northwest between and streets l6
by % feet, So hne large hall on Seventh street
northwest, between Louisiana avenue and streets,
So. Fine office looms In Mays new building. on
second and third EooGs. Also, newiy-Gtted Offices
noo n Ss Seventh stFeeT On tTst' yeseaSi sn third
myi9 SO Seventh street.
ErOR RENT-BRIUK HOUSE IN INGLE
place, GapItet Hin, No. lbs Q street southeast,
three stories and basement, ten rooms, hall bath
room, gas snd water, Latrobe, range, hot and cold
water. Rent, go per month. In adyahee
Real Et,,. RroSsr ' ~ sb bssvsSib s,rs:t
myI5ef h'1'' Df0Asr No opposite % Fatens StSa Once
SPLENDID OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.
- The management Of the SECOND NATIONAL
parties Wishing to rpuL oce rooms IN their elegant
FIRE-PROOF BUILDING, No. 500 Seventh street
northwest, opposite the Gsne(a Posl Oniee De-
partment. W. II. GRIFFITH,
ap8-f Acting Cashier.
EOR RENT, IN THE MOST DESIRABLE
rooms; all modern improvements. VIII be rented
separate, IL desired, for one more years, 10 Ie-
sponsib:e Larties. Apply to EDWAHD DOLAS,
CTORE FOR RENr-No. sI2 STREET
- northwest. Inquire st GEO. BERGLING'S,
1915 + street northwest. mh3I-tf
EoR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS ON CAP
y iiol Hill. Apply at No. 20 north B street, near
National Republican., 1874-05-20

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND TAIES.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
POLICE COURT SKETCHES.
THE CENTRAL HOUSE RAID.

THE CENTRAL HOUSE RAID.
Attorney Frank Gloss asked that the cases dig
posed Of yesterday against three Of the young
f4orasn Of the Metropolitan hail, charged with
using loud and bCis:srOs. language ct he Central
hotel on Sunday night last, Sc 5Psne1 Ior furthtf
hearing. It appears that they were absent yes
tsrday from the court when their names were
called ald their collaterals of ten dollars were
forfeited, while the roughs who created the
rumpus by breaking inso their sleeping apart
ments were released after paying tne OF three
dollars each. The men were the real perpetrators
Of the disorderly row and deserved rigid punish
were compelled 10 pay three times as much as the
men, and this the attorney deemed great hard
ship. The rehearing was opposed by the district
attorney, and after some dsliberati0n the Court
IraF neelf N ha
National Republican., 1874-05-20

DECORATIONS sFURNIsHEDFOR BALLS
- and Parties by JOHN c. HOGAN, Awning
nanniAetnrer, 7ls Market space, between Seventh
and Eighth streets. po2s-tf
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WIN. l. BRAMHsLL & CO.,
Marble Building,
COZ Seventh Street Northwest.
w0RMLEY'S HOTEL,
ROCK EN0N SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
FORMERLY KNOWN AS CAPPER SPRINGS,
Omen from Inna 1 10 OctOh,rI.

roRMnRIY kS6WS SSuNTG Is GifPEs ssthNes
Open from June 10 octobcrI.
This romantic and heal;h-inspirInE mountain re-
sSpe Il hs
thirtsen miles from Winchester. In beauty fiocl-
ae %S o
hirdfed feet nina Springs. containing different con-
and irOm beneath the mass " oyeriangins rocks.
The psdienal properties Of thess Springs are very
constitution ard TO children, building up and Inn
parting nsT fs and strength 70 the sPsSSsa;
the form Ofa right angle, having Wide pIa,z.s IN
'front.' upper a.d qsT sc5s e oSef 70 ss
Amusement. 40. In front Is beautiful and. xten;
with hot and eold Waitr: ccnneste with them Is an
Immense swim%iSg PEP poll thirty by eighty y NTH
uons thereto re ~ are priSatr drassina-rooms ~
good Band Of Music, superior bowling Alley,
grounds. and ample shaded walks sffJrd amusement
There are many objects ofinterest in the noun
tains, accessible by good walks. The Cscapon river,
few miles disttnt, affords good fishing. Capon
Cusnt excursions will be made thereto. good Liv-
cry being attached. with careful drivers, and hand
some Park fhaetons. especially provided for these
Route from Washington or Baltimore by the Bal
good coach over excellent roar thirteen miles
to The springs Through tcSets may be purchased
From Alexandria by o., A. M. railroad 10 VIM
che ter.
The long experience OF the manager. the beluty
Of ths siaation, the pure mountain air. he Ilfe,
syh pSer,ss 9f The srFns SsEaps Se Tn1 Rum n
Terms: 30 per day, s1j per week, $50 per
mouth, for June and September.
Tire dollars per day, elI.5o per week, $50 per
month, for July and August.
Servants and Children under Il years, h IF price.
For further information sdlress ths,rreprie tor,
until the 18th Of May, ut WOrmley's Hotel WASH
ingtoa, ID. c.; after that date at tha Springs.
WN. IL. A. WOKMLEY.
my2o-WFMam Proprietor.
TTNiTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ wAsHINGToN, ID. e., Msy Is, s74.
Uu the petition Of ID. X: HICKoK. OF Norris
willie, Vermont, praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him on the ST day OF August,
l58O. for n imnroyement in Clothes uryers:
IL Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed the s1st day OF July next; that the time
for hling arguments and the examiners report be
taid petition be heard on the 5th day Of August
next.
ANY person may oppose this extension.
mysO-S3w Al. ID. LEGGETT. Commissioner.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
INSURE YOUR LIfEI
INSURE AGAINST LOSS EY FIREI
SEE TO YOUR TAXES

Call On us and have all OF your business attended
to by those wholly conversant with It,, upon the
most reasonable and advantageous teIms.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
FINANCIAL

DISTINCT STOCK BxoHANaE
NarntsAcf es =, p. Brodhsad, Banker, 6D fytssAth
strssk
National Republican., 1874-05-20
BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARDING-A FEW BOARD
" ers can be accommodated for the
mouths In quiet village with eaiy natl and rail
road within six miles. Situation remarkably
healthy aud scenery grand. For terms. &C., apply
10 l.. WlTlIERS or j. ID. SILCOTr, Snirkrrsvhle,
Loudon county, Va Inayl6-lm'
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MRS. II. J. FRENCH,
fRtcihNH.c hNHcciGffkv crcEGaffkv66YYhsT 6YR TeiES hSp M8eEkTfo

: Mrs French possesses wonderful curative pow
ers particularly all nervous diseases. Certiu
eatesfrom parties IN this city who have been cured
wonderful gin Of pogtInying canvas the lksncs3
Of departed friends. Call and be eonvlneedi Dia
New York avenue. apNrIy
T1OCAPITALISTSORO OTH ERS DESIRING
u toemeark one or mere thousand dollars IN "a =
nINbut proh table business, with a gentlelnAh Sr
1bifeityt can have an Interview by forwarding sd-
dress in full 70 II. K. ssr2 PennsyfV
Washington, d. c. oeSHU
National Republican., 1874-05-20
WASHINGTON SAN ERAxcrsco

IS rare name, aad sayors little of the romantic.
The man who bears this burden is about
common as the name itself. He don't do as the
generality OF mankind are wont to do; on the con-
trary, he acts right opposite OF all the settled
principles Of democratic government. When an
orally spreads him gently over his knees and
beats the tattoo on the sliding-doUn-hill apart
ment of the boys person. But Washington San
Francisco don't do that. Not at all. He merely
catches the little Shaver wherever IL comes handy
and sends him to the opposite corner Of the room,
again and try It over. And then, too
when q man, that is, q real modernized
ordinary man, is crossed by his wife, he
quietly reproYes her with q few emphatic
gestures and q scowling face; or should 1t happen
10 be lady friend who causes the provocation he
merely bites his lips, and with an expression of
81 have nothing TO sayn on his countenance, he
turns abruptly on his heels and mentally swears
himself out Of sight. But 1t IS not thus with
W Washington San Francisco. Not exactly. The
other day, having been suddenly provoked by
Emily GanstaIl, ne embraced her quickly about
the neck with one arm and hsticuhed about her
head with the other. When she cried Enough ~
ment was to batter in the bridge Of her nose,
which he did without the slightest hesitation, and
then LETT the house q ruu, only to be coll AIRED
BY an ettieer who had come to the rescue. He was
fined IS and costs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Edward Fltzhugh, charged with carrying con-
ceRled weapons. Ofticer Berkeley testified that
he arrested him in the act of picking . lady's
pocket in the narkethouss, and on searching
hin he found loaded revolver, two tooth-prlcks,
one plug OF tobacco and hair pin. He was rned
&c. Hubert l.. Moore and Josiah Crawford, two
little boys, were hned IS each for breaking trees
In ths parks.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
coRCORAY ZOUATES HOP.

This company gave another oftheir pleasant
hops las: evening, which was largely attended.
l. was one OF the incest parties given at Wash
.neton hall this season, and everybody seemed
ent were Colonel Fleming, major j. 7. X.
Plant, Captain Donald cCatbran, Lieutsnants
Shaw, HodgsOn, and Collins, of the First regi-
rneut, and Captain Hanneman, Lieutenants
Ertman, Golding, and Trembly, OF the artil-
lery.
Captain Enoch, Lieutenants Fry, Kelly, and
Miller, and the gentlemauly members of the
xeo-zoo's, were unceasing in their efforts to
make all feel at home, and the general impress
SION seemed 70 be that they succeeded.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
A NEW TOWN.

DRESS CASHMERE PANTS
o. AT 81.
A. SAKS & CO., 3le Seventh street.
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inyi5sts DIV. BLISS, N. D, Secretary.

lnyI5-Jt ID. W. BLISS, NJ. D., ecTetary,
~0FFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE
~ and Ohio Canal Company, Annsp polls, Md,
May 70, ls74.-The stockholders Of this company
will hold their annual meeting on MONDAY, June
!. 1874, in the Executive Climber. At Annapolis,
Nd, at 70 m. BENZ. FAWCETr,
myI3-WFN6d Secretary.
WeOFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE
kS and Ohlo Canal Company, Annapolis, Nd,
May 70. 1S4.-Notice Is hereby given that the cou-
bonds of this company, will be paid st the banking
house of Alexln Brown 4 Sons, Baltimore, on
n,yIs-td 4. T. GoRMAN, President.
%rDR MARY A. PARSONS,
~ At No. ISz2 Y, between Thirteenth and
Fourtecrt tn streets. Ohce hours from TO 10 o. m.
and to D. myl2-lIn'
".NOTICEITO HACKMEN.-THOSE
rs HacSmen who do not pay their proportion
of the expense OF Eeeping the Hack Stands clean
will not be allowed TO occupy the stands. By order
of the Board of Public Works.
myIs-tf CLEMENT HILL, Gen. Inspector.
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LOST AND FOUND.

cox REWARD.-LOST AT TIE CIT \
tCEO Post Oniec about p. m. Mondiy Pocket
book CONTAINING g. 81 and somc Masonic receipts.
ANY one leaving the sanle al the Office or Dr. u A.
DALEY. 62j Pennsylvania avenue, will receive
ka5iewarj HyI9-3t-
National Republican., 1874-05-20

A GRADUATE OF YALE CoLLEGE DE
"A SIRES to give private instruction In Classical
and In slish branches. Pupils prepared for oege;
also the Military and Naval Aeademies; Refers ey
has taught: Hon. Z. C.. Bsnhsld, Solicitor OF Trt
ury; COL A 4. Hosiper. Prof chas. q. Young PriH
Emerson Inst. H.W,EATON, A. NJ, ~ Eleventh
stIeet northwest. mya1-6l.
National Republican., 1874-05-20

Malaga Fruit Company,
4O9 NINTH STREET.
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PERSONAL.


Gil 600 $4,000, AI,OOO. Il HAVE
III tsOOOs eth. Of these suns TO loan on
re i esa ate security for Ihree or Hve years AlsoS
- ms Of ssf. - Q, s5r IS 0, $40, ss9 so or
u ore yelr. Money IN hard Apply At on { 70
A Ypy'NG LADY WHO HAS HAD ExPE-
IA -. il In I. achiEY, desires to gle Instruction
Ia .Iir e :iou t.ngIi.h branches: also muse 70 =
fsw I- III ~ 30ultsl whose early
msv'i. g'- IT,. Adties5 MISS =. yI JUn y
son, Z. p'i-' Hri!r-. may r.
TJ tKlLf: : SEuI-T.D SEE THE GOOD
u II. u I,rs:lf, - ia seI-, vita DTess-BinderS
10. o.. S.i.- y ., -. =. :
In u u. 90. :, sr nf MS no aI.eFaIle ot
unx-rlilr Is -. nd No adjusting except 70
.s,, I'm, 4 tn "a gn position With the Needles
by means OF Ii.- GAuEs screw They CONSIST OF -
set OF six p,ec :, ali later hsngoable with each
other and c .pAbie or prod rirg Tie Following re-
s1lits; -Four different Width Hens. and binder for
hiudinR Straight OF seoloped edge, with goods
toTn or CUT LIS, and will hem or make trimming.
with any Similar atfachmt nts, invariably succeed
with these at the hrst trial. One Dollar per set.
myig-TUThS-I No. 50 Ninth street.
CoNFIDENT1AL MEDICAL TREAT
~ MEST.-O.d DR.. Darby has greater facilities,
his drug store. corner rand-a-half street and
Pennsyivania avenue, COLONIZATION Building
Thirty years experience. mys-lmI&
OATS, NICE AND ROACHES WON'T
Ia Say where ''FIT5' Is Gse; . cents al siotts.
Pennsylvsnia avenue: Dooieys. Capitol hlli
Covshlin,s. Masouic Temple; DsrbyS, corner OF
Ash taf = IT'S" They WON'T die ON the premises
National Republican., 1874-05-20

HANDSOME DOUBLE-BREASTED
SACK CASHMERE SUITS
AT $40.
A. SAKS & CO., SIC Seventh street.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAR RIAGES.

" CARRIAGES.
New and secondhand. light and heavy, from the
best makers, at the lowest market prices. Common
work not handled.
JOHN +. BRIDGET,
my2o-3t ISs Pennsyivania avenue.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-20
9eaths.

AT Ryegato, Nov. 9, Samuel Knight about 50.
At East Burke, Nov. 8, Phineas Stoddard, TO-
At Stockbrldgo, Nov. 9, Oroy, son of N N. and MA
Whitcomb, Z.
At Nowbury, Nov. 7, Daniel Emerson, about 60.
At Lttleton, Nov. 7, of internal cancer Sally wife
Of Stephen Streeter, 6l.
At Irasburgh, Nov. ., Frcelove, widow of the late
Daniel Sanborn, 81.
AZ Irasburgh Nov. H. Anna tBlake), wife of Geo. +.
Clark, 81.
At Troy, Nov. l2, of consumption Harvey FL
kins, a.
At Waitsheld, Nov. 10, Mr.. Julian Dumas 81.
At Waitsded, Nov. IA, Mrs. Thankful Martin, 81.
At Cambridge, Nov Z, Mr., Alvin Perham, 60.
At MeIndoes Falls, Nov 9, Eva Bell, daughter of
David O. aud Margaret Hooker, 10.
At Walden, Nov J, Arthur CT months, infant of
James and Susan Steel
At Lyman, N. H., Nov. 9, Eva F., daughter of Milo
q. and s. Maria Little, 8.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-11-20
Sptfial aIotifes.

Extract from letter from Mrs. J. c. Aidrich,
WdHseOn, Fulton Co., o. ar p. Hall 4 Co., Gentle
men,-Please send dozen bottles Of your sican
Hair Remover Our bald and gray do not want TO be
out. My mother is living recommendation of the re-
suits from the Of the Remover. Being almost Sow
onty years DID, and having worn a wig over thirty
years, II miracle to those who have known her
SO long bald and what little hair she had being per-
feetly white now her wig thrown aside, her hair
grown out, and smooth, glossy brown In girlhood
Hoping you may long continue to pour blessings on
the heads of the afflicted, remain, yours truly"
Such evidence, with the Endorsement of the great
chemists Of New England, DIR. A. A. Hayes and S. Da-
ma Hayes should satisfy any one which of the prepa-
rations produce the best results