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, 1875-01-26

A Thousand loads Of leo lsnye bean hauled from
Tonahawk Crook, lrov Grave Township. La
Solls County, to Mendoza, within tie last two
weets iargs uumtor Of loads vere taken
AWAY by farrnorH living or 10 Mics distant, and
300 loads were hauled to Arlington. III Bureau
County.
The l1Gth birthday of Robert Burns was eel
cbratcd in Rockford last night by the Rockford
burns Club With a supper and dance al tle lsol-
land House. Ono hundred aud fifty Euesta
sud members Of the Club par-
ticipated in tho festivities. After a
rici ropnst, toast we're given aud speeches made
BY tho Iey. Or. Kerr. Janies Furgeson, II. +.
Holland. A. L. Smith, Thomas Dutterwortl. and
Alexander Stracian. After this dance WAS lad
aud kept up until late hour. This was one Of
tho niust pleasant meetings ever held By tho
Club,
Dr. ssgillo, 1nlian Agent at led Cloud, ar
rived ut Cheyenne yesterday. en- route ia Was,-
ington, and reports everything quiet In tho UP
per country. Several Of tho Kiochsa
haud, which recently went south to
hunt On the Republican, had returned
aid Wcre badly frozen. Three wore frozen to
death. Ho reports that Col. 1Ioury aud his
company wero recovering from tho effects of
their freezing in the expedition to tile 1Nack
Hills, and sh4t there wore no casos relIiIltlg
RWputatipu.
, 1875-01-26

Clay County HIinjn& Tr0nbles-Su-
prcIne C0urt-fsubernRt0rja ueccp.
ttUn-sDther HlaftcTBs
Spectai DIspnkcA to The Chicago Tribune.
Isp1AxApoLzs, lad, 1an. 25.-The mining
troubles in Clay County arc reported to be on
the Increase. Ihs mincra are growing reBtive
mud threatening, and fears ore entertained Of
trouble.
Tho Supreme Court mceta tomorrow.
Gov. Hondricka gayo his second Legislative
reception last night.
At tho D'nai BIRTH to-dsv, the report OF tho
Treasurer Of the Cleveland Or2ihu Asylum was
received, showing thai tho receipts for tue year
had been SIC 600. Two hundred and fifteen
children arc in the institution.
sheriff Hnuce, of IT. Wayne, failed to nrrive
to-day, aud tho question uf the conflict between
the United States aud tho Wayne County Courts
over tile Fl. Wayne g. Muncio Nailroad Receiyer-
tAip Was postponed until Tomorrow
, 1875-01-26

RerCnNe Srlxtarcs-'Ehc o. 1000 Claim
AguinAt fehonabcr.-Sisst aRntns sell
lcrs OF Nhtaky'-Obttuary.
45psc.al Dfsodtch 10 Y'he CAieaao 7;ri1Hsr.
DuHGQCE, Ia, jan. 25.-A swarm Of revenue
ofcinls arc in town, and it ID r1imofed tha: they
arc mixing ready to pounce upon the property
OF J. Ruombere to rs:issy that littlo claim Of
$1soooo alleged to 10 duo tho Government for
taxes Gu srirts Ar u preliminary, the ot1icers
are seizlng unstanpca beer-kcgs, mud tho books
Of several wetl-inown firms haro reen ecizod
and wil! pass througE, official inrpection. Two
hundred slnsta1npad heer.keEs we're cabblod by
Gen Trumbull, The other DAY, III WinneHliek
County.
Mira Mary In France lisa instituted suit
against four Ealoon-iEeopers of this ci.r, c!a,I,-
ing go, 600 damagea for making tlrHnknr,l II
her beloved. Louis La France. 1lo IL y car
penter by trade, has never supported his f1'aiIy,
and vas the iuformor in the sHits brought
against BrelA and other salooulsts last summer
The best OF Legal talent has beou engaged or
both sides, aud tho suits will DO conducted tt
the bitter end.
g: A. Goudolfo, prominent Young attorney
died suddenly this evening OF congestion Of tht
lungs.
, 1875-01-26
PACIFIC MAIL,
TUE INVESTIGATION NEARLY ENDED.

Special D1spafef to The ch.caao TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., IalI. 25.-Ihe Committee
On Ways and Means will soon coucludo its in
quiry into the Pacific Mail corruption fund. Tho
metnbers, In private conversation, intimate that
they hayo nearly exhausted all u1eaus Of diseoY-
ering thcpeIsons to Hhom the money was paid.
Strenuous efforts aro still making tn find Whit
Ing aud Bill King. The Committee Hae,n contl-
dcnt that q conaide1ahlo portion Of the money
waa coIrupt!y used In Congrosa, and will doubt
lcHa 80 report, but tho witnesses through whose
hands the creator portion Ut tho money wen:
either cannot ba found, or, boinE Sworn. 1etuss
to testify or nanifost!y perjure themselves.
InW1Na CLOSING TESTIMONY.
Tlie ezanlinatiOn OF Irwin to-day disclosed lit
tls that Was now. The COMMITTEE fer tue Iost
part went over tho oil GROUND. The n,ost
responsea ~ to tho direction which the 1nouey
finally took. The most significant admission
Was that Irwin acknowledged the expenditures
OF &s30. Instead OF S760.001 IRWIN attaches
moro Importance to tho service Of luRhanl, Of
o, the i,t,r, 0cea" that t4e Litter H. hi, testi"
at a critical .me. That service was
after tho hill waa doteated in the House aud bo-
tore u VIA btought up In the Benate. The
polhs 70 % asoeftatuet was, what the majority
was likely to be agalnst tho hilt. This insorma-
ton wsa necessary to determine the action With
reference to conference committee. These
thres mon rendered important services iu that
regard by informing Irwin Of The way in which
certain monbo1s would yot0. In thia conuec-
tioa Irwin said euphaticallY that everybody eus-
ploycd by him
WENT OVER THE LIST or coSohEssMxS WITH HIN,
The special service fnr which 1ughau, NaH re-
ts,ned WAS the difficult one OF nscettainng the
probable vote Of those who Hers msrkod ''doubt-
lal On tho gsnaEsl Lat. II VA ths uuta1stand.
, 1875-01-26

A,N =. .N.- t.,A:. .,.tl ~ =. t....k.. a...
o.il 10 "uo" uolE1hs'ciotn I" 10 iull'oI'eo iree
of hueJ. It was not tho intention Of tho Com
mittco on Wagb and Alaans To- incl1lde boltinE-
Cloth ia tho increase. The Treasury ofilclals,
!.9"oSort have neciueu That proper conBtruo-
tion OF tile language Includes this cause.
THE Fo1E~Pn1Nr1sn QuEsTloS.
Tie Banking ar! Currency Committee this
morning had tic Yoto upon tao question Of thc
printing OF tho National Bunk hoteh. The first
motion n 10 Committee vas TO report to Tho House
shat tic re"olntlnI did not give them authority
to consider tho 1leation Of rcyenno-stampH.
mat motion "as carried a subsequent motion
waa made relative 70 the mode Of din-
flbot'he too pruning 1or tue dinefent m
prcsslons OF National batfk notes. Upon this
latter motion the COMMITTEE nero tied. ham
HAnuhI!, 10 the aufPrtse Of al tue Committee.
, 1875-01-26
MISSISSIPPI LEVEES.
REPORT oP THE BOARD or ENGINEERS.

Spetlai Disrntch to The cnitaoo 7rfbun1.
WAsulsGros, .. C., Jao. 25.-The President
sent to tho House yesterday the report Of tho
Board Of Engineers, appointed under the act Of
Juno. 1874, to investigate and report rerma-
mont plan for the reclamation Of the .ellusial
basin OF tho hlsaBslppi River subject TO ,nun-
dation. Tie report is voiuniuous. 1t Mill make
about l25 printed octaro pages. Tho Commits
sion Baya the foundation OF the report restd upon
tho Invaluable surveys aud Investigations Of
Gen. Humphreys, begun in 1850. aud continued
until 1860, and tho further contrih1-
tious 10 this xEubjcct contained in his
official reports Of 1866 and 1860. Additional data
has been obtained upon subsequent floods, and
the results Of more recent experience in build
iug leycea. The only want Of information that
1pw exiBta is in regard to the exact contgu1a-
tion Of the land aud water, to enable
EXACT AND PROPER LOCATION OF LETEEs
to BE- 1nadc and tho Commission estimate
that the necessary hydrogrophcal and top
ograph:ca1 su1yoJs will occupy thrco
ycard, aud cost about a3o0 000. They
commend present appropriation OF 100000
for this purpose Tho result of the surveys can
10 mado available, aud the work commenced iu
the construction of tho ieyces without waiting
tho completion Of tlle surveys. Gen. Hum
ph1eys Endorses the report OF tho Commission,
and in view Of ita importance, recommends the
| printing Of 10000 extra copies for circulation
in the region 30 directly Interested IN the Bubjocs.
, 1875-01-26

geant.at-h1m6 Ordway, came no to-day In tho
neree"e ,eTc s,,b{st, mGa o. ,.h, tas District: They
Tho purpose Of getting tho ca.o .seforo tho Unit
ed States supreme Court al speedily as poentbIo.
and tho whole quasson involved N regard to a
witness being III contempt Of cithc. lIouso viii
DO finally settled.
HITLER POSTAL. TELEGRAPH B1LI.
Tho Postal Telegraph bill introduced to-laY hv
lsen Butler proposeA TINT alt tcl"gfapE1 lines Of
communication shall be made ros..oatls and tho
FuntmaHter-Gcnera! Ia authorized to ndsertirc for
tho transmission Of all Government dispatches
in the name nnnper as tho transmission, of
mails Ia now advertised for. Rec. 2. provides
that ali companies shall recciTo and for"ari slis-
any extra charge for designating point
whcte tho satno como n3on itB line, aud
prohibits preference being given to nny
class Of bu.incns. Bec. Q prohibits conpanes.
inland and ocean, being Interested directly or
indirectly in the collection and trausu1isson Of
commercial news. 6ec. requires rites for
special teegra7nd to newspnDesH aud commercial
nGwA associations to ho tho saine. Inch rates
shall bo publicly disp|ayel-Hca rates in no ceso
to exceed tho rates charged to the Associated
irces OF ntlof press associations. on tle LIST of
JANUARY, 1H75. Sec. + provides that all teiegrams
ehall be privileged communications In 1aw to
tho. tho samo ~ a1tent IT.. tint aoaed Letters .es
be niv'god by any agent OF officer Of tho Com.
pauy crcept for tito parJ,odo Of Justice, by order
of . coart Of comsetent Jurisdiction. Sec. e
makes the tarsiE uniform to all parties Tor
simitar aersiceH.-Governtncn dispatches, Wien
certified by q proper officer, to have
prccedcnco without prepayment, at rates 10 ho
ttsd annually by tito 1'cstmasier-General all
other tofegt ans to ho transmitted i'll tho order
received, except thoec designated to GO At night.
sec. nakes tho diyu1Cing Of tho contents of any
telegram. or wiiiul delay III tcnlnE. in Jury to
telegraph lines or apparatus. 1nlndemeauor+
puulehRbie by fine and imprisonment,
sEcNErANY nnl5ToT.
Secretary Dristow il still confined to his room.
THE reoIar rfcard of Ca3rtssana! proceedings 4e,i
| b found Oh Mr !e'1th iu1c.]
, 1875-01-26
"STlTcH, STITCH, STiTGHr'
1 nIaHTEoua pEcEaLoN IN FAyoR OF TUE POOR
kFYnLE-WuNES.

sptela! Dispatch to I'hs ch,eaao TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON D. O., Jan. 25.-Tho senate Com-
utteo On Pntents, before whom tho application
has been for couple Of years. hhye At last
agreed to report adversely on the application Of
A. B. Wilson for an extension Of the patent Of
the four-motiou feed for sewing machines.
ThiE patent WAS issued June Is, 1852, and ia the
most valuable in existence. III tlls the feed-bar
or pad H. given forward motion to eauy tho
cloth to tho needlo; motion downward to re-
lease tho cloth from it's grip, q back
ward motion to the extont Of the length
Of tho stitch, and finally an upward motion to
take fresh hold on the cloth. 80 valuable has
been this, four-motion feed that few OF no
cloth seniag-macbines arc now mAdo without
1t. Il IL owned by tho sewing machine conlbi-
nation+. which j. composed Of the own
eKs OF tho four leading mRchtpcs, the
Wheeler i Wilson. Wilcox h Gibbs Singer, aud
llo"e,--and has served to biud the sewlng: ms
Chine manufacturers together and enab1od them
to defy competition by foTcs Of the monopoly.
1t xas this festure that the combustion Wished
TO further
hoHopot1zE yoa sEFKN xE4As
by N hca vt Congrass. 1he tnvsator hss ssall1sd
, 1875-01-26
An Eagle i'll t1n Atmosphere OF Rond-
slEes

Somebody shot big eag!o, measuring from
wing TO wing feet, which wla perchea on u
gtoat elm in the yant Of L nolghhot, and tho man
who holds tho doed OF II acres OF the best mrn-
ow Of tho Smith sisters iu tilantonbury, worth
mora tlnn e2U00, for tax Of less than $50 and
coats. And tho slstoEs eeze tho opportunity to
wrte thus to lha lroman's Journal:
Tho grand eagle, emblem Of Aberty and equality,
could not oyer land sold W taxation without
presentation. BY which, in case, Law and tuttrr
frcsdom aud equal rights ara tranlpled ullrr fht.
Of The ignorant and the laxless. No wonder that
bird Which IL said to apFeau 1a WinRa or*r an1 Of
freedom, uvhn over tho Western CJntineufs cannot
breathe IN such an atmosphere u b'ndtRs!
JUtH AND AlDI HAlTA.
, 1875-01-26


JOHN pR1d1T on THE DIT uTtEaTAnLlsnHKST OF TIE
EHGL1Hu CHURCH.
LONDON, Jan. 2o-5:30 d m.-John Bright nd
dressed IiB constituents at Birmingham last
night. lie said tho prcHont Government had
nercr done ANYTHING and mover intended to do
anything unless tucy wrro obliged to. Tho
Scottish churches oulr could be united nud FREQ
when disoatabiiehed.
The remainder Of his speech is principally
asaiust tho connection Of State aud Church in
England. lie pointed to tho division auong tho
clergy and i'isIora. Condemned tho excessive
church revenues. tho appointment Of clerEymcn
ngr. Tho Church Of England a1one
nnong Protestant denominations, furnished num-
rry,ls converts to Rome. In cullcn.inp. lie did
ss ak Ills hearers to declare for rdsesablibhmeut.
lie would only NIT thoM to cora.der tho luea-
tim reasonable leinEH. Ho declined to e1ltee
np0n ali agitation 70 hasten t1lsestabltshmaut
| Lus sail tla: would ba Groat day for freedom,
Irotchtall.ia1l. mud Christianity, whcl, would see
| tho full, treo tlsostabIisl1ment of tho Church.
| bright. in tho coHtee OF his remarks,
/ pronounced glowing eulogy on Gladstone.
| vote Of tunhdauco III The distinguished speaker.
| It is eatima:c;t that the audience numbered up
| wards u 1900 parsons.
| hTnEM-DAMAGrs.
LoSDoS, Jan. 2j.-Iho Direct United States
| CAble CoMpanf's steamer Fnraday will proceed
| to Scotch port for ret,ai7r.
Immense damage las been done to shipping
BY tne gale on tho British coast.
| ETnlKc ENDED.
| The Dehn Forest miners GIIlod their strike BY
/ accepting tho terms offered by the mastets.
, 1875-01-26
NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE NESSErlS CANAL pApJEcT,

spteiat Dispafeh 10 The ch.eago Tribune.
WAsu1soroN. D. c.. Jau. 25.-Gen. HAmley, Of
Illinois. was successful In lis effort to heys :
day dxcd for the consideration in tho House Of
Tho Hennep;n Canal projeet. The House by \
vote Of ycas, ITO, nays, IS, considerably more
thnn two-thisds, decided to fir Wednesday. tue
Of Fohruary, for that purpose. Tho first,
step 10 tho scheme has been entirely successful
and ia regarded ~ good Oman by tho iaEEe dol
egation OF Western men wAo are loro in tie in
teEeHt OF tho bill.
bayfield, ar. ono1x LAND CASE.
lie Supreme Court Of the uuited Statca to-
day rendered. decision In tho appeal case Affect
luz tho Bayfield, L 1T. Croix land.grant. Tho
case camo up from the Wisconsin Circuit
Tho appellate decision reatisms tho decision OF
the l0wor court. and holda that tho tito II
tho lands in The grant ID in tho State OF Wlscou-
sin absolutely until Copgrets shall declare that
the Btate has forfeited tho la1lls for non-com-
pliance with tho conditions Of tho grant. The
Influence from the decision ID that il the road
is completed tho bonds will not bs forfeited to
the General Government.
TIE LOUISIANA DEBATE
III the Seuate, Scnatota Jnlpson and peasc re-
hsArssd tho hackneYch story Of the LouisiAns
Legislature according to their respective party
views. Thurman expects to speak Tomorrow.
THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION I'LL.
which was reported to the llonss to-day. appro-
priases iu all tho sm Of s97. .5o4, 1851. Tbs esti-
matea callod for s32 063 534, 80 that tho aulou1t
setual! appropriated y sl.oss, 173 !oss .hau Tue
preparation to tho Pacific Mail Steamship Conl-
panY for carrying tho malls under the act OF
lBE5. but they recommend tho repeal at what sre
known ~ thu subsidy acts Of 1879. aud Which Aro
now tcin3 investigated by tho Ways 4sll Means
Committee.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT scuEMEs.
Tho Sonats Republicans hull caucus to-
night. Tue subject considered raH transporta-
tlpu No dot1,lits action waa taken. The drift
~ ID ft,o hn1v thRf h1
, 1875-01-26

Tho correspondent OF tho London Daily Nt4cs.
ut Athens, whiting on tho 3GtA ot December.
sayA List week two bl1gauds ware gi,Ilotluel
in 'Atheus. They wero cousins namel Durchos,
aud ono Of them waH tho last survivor. OF tie
band OF Takos that committed the terrible out
tago on tho Ens.ishueu, near Marathon. four
yoa1s ago. Bsforo execution they both confessed
themselves guilty OF several murders; QUE OF
Peculiar atrocty wAs that Of poor TUT kish girl,
NAe MAS taken from her parenta md kept for
si1 mouths Ia expectation OF large rapsou, but
q that could not be obtained those wretches
murdered her in manner horribly brutal 1t Is
now generally beloved that brigandaga IL Alaost
eapIhtlatsd II Greece"
, 1875-01-26

19HtflHl D73DUtfN N ~ INEa9V 7T|0RW.
DETROIT, aIich.. Jan. 2j.-This afternoon the
organization Of the Grand Division OF the Sons
Of Temperance for the ststo of Michigan ~as Of
tectod By clecting tho following officers: Grand
Worthy Patriarch, CAPT. !. l.. Fr,sboe, lIlls-
dale Grand Worthy Associate, Robert Morton.
Win laor. Ont. Grand Scribe. DR.. II. Hilton
Williams. Detroit Grand Treasurer, Or. Il. +.
Bancroft, l.omoo Grand Chapaiu, tie Ilov. ".
". Smith, LicAfold Grand Conductor. G. II.
Benton. Alnonte; Grand Seutlnel, L. Il. Deut-
Icy, Almela
, 1875-01-26
KING DAyiD's WESTWARD JOURNEY.

BALr LAKE, Utah. Jan. 25,-Kiog kalaEaua
passed 0g1en. westward, lAst eyoninE. tts was
visited there by tho Mayor aud lapntatlon OF
Mormon clsizeus from this city. Au aldFesa to
him from the Mayor MAS raaA, to witch tie
king answered tint hs would nlukc written re-
ply from San Flaucisc6.
, 1875-01-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS. ...
READY THIS DAY.
|. T1e influence Of Muslc Oh Health and Life,

|, Tle Influence Of Music Oh Health and Lie.
r f1sut, uhoust. Translated BY Laura 4. Flint 1sno
sioth, rcd edges, A!es.
4, RELIGION as Affected By Modern Mater1allSm.
n JApts Martin,au III. D. VITA Introduction oT
Ieer. Hcnry ". Bellows. D. d, l2mo' eotn e1tf@'
IS conts. ,.,,.h.
"The keopc1t ans,a.s et Tynda snd bis school thst
bAs 4st sppeazed. .H-London Spectator
I'll. Teaching; lis End and Means.
By Henri Catdervood LII. p, Professor OF eofat Fn
osophy Ia the un!versE Of Edlnborsh' '1no' CLOTH
sxtta, ais.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
+ HOWE, tpR. JOS. W, WINTER HOMES FOR
1NvALtDE. ataa.
n1 NH. fnEv. THOMAS, GEOMETRY AND
FAITH. 81.
~, HAnr. tpRoF. J. H., GERMAN UNIVERSE
TIES. $17a.
'. WORDSWORTH DOROTHY, TOUR IN BOOT
LAND. $40. ....
VI. BAs~1AT trREpER1CK.l sopn1sMs OF Pro-
TECTfON. st
Tor s.n by all Bookseller, and sent rostpsd On ~
oalpt Of prfce. by q. P. FUrSAM'S SUNS.
Tnnrth.av. and Twenty k!lrtl :ats:, Nav Yosk
, 1875-01-26
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
4 FNUKEST Fh0M THE 3IILLkHS.

Special iHsvafrh to The Chtcaaa JraoHne.
WAsuIsaros, D. C., Jun. 25.-3lillors have
alfeady discovered that tho "Litt'e Tariff
bill" nearly doubies tho duty upon boltinE-
cloths by incEeaaaR tho rate to 60 psr cant ID
raloxsm. AIr. Howard, Of 2lssouzt, Introduced
, 1875-01-26

FKNNIE.
FRET HEADING or THE AGNATE DtLL IL TIE A.
tEIBfY.
PARIS, Jtu. 25.-Tle bill for tho creation Of
tho senntc passed It's first reading in tho Ab:cna.
bly, to-day by roto OF 5l2 yeaa to 1sa nays.
Tlse Left and Legit.mists opposed the first read.
lug.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-11
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
MASON & JERKOWSKI,
Bates House, Corner Store,
As Merchants Row, RUTLAND, VI.

are selling
Mems Heavy Beaver Suits from
$l3 so to IS so.
All Wool Cass Suits, $40 90 to $40 rs.
Tricot Suits. all wool $l5 90 to $40 90.
Black Cloth, Basket Goods, Diagonals
in suits from 81 80 to $28 80.
Mems Working Suits 81 90 to $l2 so.
Youths, Boys, and Children's Suits,
all styles and prices.
Beaver Overcoats from $40 to $l8 so.
Fur Beaver Overcoats from So 90 t.
$2l 80.
Chinchille Overcoats from SC rs TO $l4
Ulster and Cape Overcoats $ll to $25.
The Celebrated Iron Glad Overcoats
SO IS, 81 CO. 81 IS and Sc 90.
Boys and Childreos Oyercoats of all
descriptions.
A complete stock Of Hats and Caps
and Gents Furnishing Goods.
'.'YOU WILL CONSULT YOUR OWN INTEREST
BY CALLING AT the BATES HDIH T., CORN EE
TORE BEFORE PuECHAsING ELSEWHERE
MASON 4 JERKOWSKI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-11
VINEGAR BrrTERs.

PURELY VEGETABLE.
FREE From ALCOHOL.
On. J. Walkers CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BTIERs
are purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly
from the native herbs fonud on the lower ranges
Of the Sierra Nevada mountains Of California, the
medicinal properties Of which are extracted
thoro'rom nhout tho Use Of Alcohol. The quos-
ton is almost daily asked, what is the cause Of
the unparalleled success q VINEGAR BITTERs -
Our au4weris, THAT they remove the cause Of
dlseasc, and the patient RECEIVERS his health.
They are tba great blood purifier and hfe-giy-
ing principle. perfect Ronoystor and lnyieora-
tor of the aystam Never before tn the history
81 tho world has a medicine been compounded
possessing tho remarkable qnHiities Of NISEGAR
BlrIlHs iu leadug tho sick Of every disease man
is heir 90. They are gentle Puruatye as well
as Tonic, relieving Congestion or inflammation Of
The Liver snd Niscsral Organs, in Bilioua Di-
saaees.
Dr. WALEEas CALIFORNIA NISrGAE BIrTERs
act ou all these cases ia similar manner. By
purifying the Blood thoy remove the cause, aud
by resolving away the effects Of the inflammation
OtAs tubereular depos,lsj the affected parts re-
caiye health, aud permanent cure is effected.
If men will enjoy good health,
let them use VINEGAR BuTEEs as q medicine, and
avoid Tie use OF alcoholic sumu.ants in every
form.
Grateful Thousands
proehIm VINEGAR BrrEEs the most wonderful
lnygorant taat ever sustained the sinking sys.
| TEN.
No Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long uuweH,
/ provided their bones ale not destroyed by min
/ oral poison or other means, and vital organs
wasted beyond repair.
Bilious, Bemittent, and Intermittent
Fevers,
which sra so prcyAleutin the valleys OF our great
/ rivers throughout the United States, especially
/ those OF the MIssisspp, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois
/ Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colura
/ do, BrszDs, Hl0 Grsnde, Pearl, Alabama Mobile
{ savannah, Roanoke. James, Hud many others
( with their vast tributaries, throughout our en-
( tire country during the summer and Autumn
/ and remarkably 40 during seasons OF uuusua
/ heat and dryHe--. are invariably accompanied
. by extensive arrangements Of the stomach snC
J liver, and ot4Cr abdominal vltcera. I'm then
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-11

hHt NNLNt bhb'haf 3 ~ Il t.' - H. O. A'-i'Ht
Cord, Rope, Irvine aud Lath Thine
rtbPENTEEs AND MasoES' TooL&
ofsH descriptions and kinds.
A Lot Of New Wbeel-Barrows
Fon SALE CHEAP.
A Choss Band Of Flour. Groceries, Orockery,
Glassware and Wall Paper,
Picture Frames and Mouldlngs, and
PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER
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