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BOWMAN & GREEN,
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
No. Az It'll street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es.
TATE SITUATE on SOUTH b STREET., Be
TWEEN 4TH AND 3TH STREETS SOUTH.
LAST, BEING TW0StORY FRAMED
pWhLLlNG, No. All b STREEr SOUTH
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust to u.s. dated the
2Aih day Of March, A. D. 1875, and recorded
March 18th. A. d. 1875, In Liber No 7SO folio 81 one
ofthe land records for Washington county District
OF Columbia, and by direction of the holder of the
note secured thereby, We will sell public auction
in front OF the ptenises MONDAY, the LIST day Of
November, A. u. ISIS. at o clock D. m, all that
piece or parcel OF ground aud premises, situate in
the city u WsshiDglcn, and known a I'D described
as being the halt of Lot No. mia in so uare
numbered .isht hgndred and nineteen. 1919
cent. interest f.om Marca Gath, 1875, and the ex-
psnses OF this sale IN cash; the bslsuce in six =,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest to be se
cured by deed q trust. Fifty dollars down when
property Is sold. Ali conveyaGcing at purchasers
cOs. The Trustees reserve the right to resell At
purchasers Get II the terms not compiled with
In nye days. ~
g. d Ra9rXxkNMAN, }rru,t.e,.
DOwNMAN 4 GREEN, Auct..
6et?3-s,tutbSs trrib. INV, fSm
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HORSE NorEs-At the Waco (Texas) fair
on saturday, *. A. Ford rode sixty miles in
Two hours and forty-nine minutes usinr
forty-two common Texas horses This Il the
fastest time on record for the distance lie
made the last mile I'm two minutes seven
seconds. AT San Francisco Saturday the
four mile dash between the eastern horses
Srinstead and Wild Idle. was won by the
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AUCTION SALES.
HO.MORROW

THOMAS DOW LING
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand of La'imer a Clsary,
southwest cOrner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st
TRUSTEES SALE OF COTTAGE HILLuIOr
ANB COTTAGE.
~ By virtue oftrust dated Nav lst ls7s Iibar
H:1 us, folio 80. will sell a FRIDAY, the 29th
9f october 1873, ct O'Clock p IN on the premi ses
Lot o., IN block 3. h all H0ldsn's subdivision of
Cottage Hill The Lot has about $40 % uare feet
Terms: One half cash; the residue In six month,
with interest. slC0 deppsit when sold All con
veyaneing and recording o, the Durchassr
g. " STICKNEf, Trustee
ocf2l dts TH0S. BOWLING, Auctioneer
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COAL AND WOOD.


an new receiving all sizes OF the best srsdes
COAL,
Lee" "wnkssbarre" end .Locust nou,s.. %
White Ash; "Lorberry" BED Ash, and .Lykeus
nsney. TO persons who wish 10 take advantage Of
very small advance upon the original cost for casA
Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed and split sny iensth o.
size desired Orders through mail promptly hllcd
Yard and On.ce, corner sth and B streets south
and ID bortbesst
Iy2s -sms ~ n NoauVn-
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

have aiysys on hand large end assorted stock
Of AHTHRACITB and BITOMINOCs Goa 70,
PM, OAK and HIOKoRY WOOD in the stick, o.
saved and split; all kept under cover.
Having the control of several brands Of IuDorte1
and Domestic CHAENTe and CALCINED fLAs-
Iabs, and hspdlins yearly many millions Of 3 AN
0Ok LAT he, I'm In condition 20 oil orders 81 any
character In NY line with dispasch end edslify e
Wholesale and retail, upon terms that dsfy comDe-
tition.
Central Ofhce-623 louisiana avenue uorfhvsss
Branch Yard-lst g., bet b and O -, southsast.
octS1-H WI. 0UINAUD.
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DALTI nOaEI POTOMAC R1ILROaO.

RALTtn PoIoMAC hAiGROAD,
ID DEIOT CORNER 6TH AND SHEETS nv.
After Monday, September 18th, ISIS, trains will
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE
daily ca cept Sunday for the North
7:45 @ m Express for Philadelphia and New
York, 4 ,fly except Sunday.
$40 m ,AccOmmOds ion t. Baltimore, daily.
9.I3 an, Limited \ xpress for Nes York, daily
except Sunday Psrlor Car Train.
100 an Fast Line West and Nor'h daily except
lis pm Express for PhiIadeIphia ami New
l'rk, aud Norfolk via Ba-ti-iore, daily
3iopn sccOnIoda ion, daily except Sunday
30 pm, tor Phisoelphs, daily.
600 D Cincinnati press, daily for the W est
Oaily except sstufdsS Tor tho North.
9.0- pm .satly, New York Night f. press
TRAINS 4HkIYE AT VA SHINGTOS.
s.35 IA Accommodation, daily excep. Sunday.
$50 a n IA Line. dali
ll.3J IN &C %. mods,ion, daily eNcsp. Sunday
"a" m Baltimore aud Philadelphia e. press
4:o3 m, Limited Elk press from New York, daily
s23 pm, Day Express. daily except s1nd.y.
go p M, Acc mmods alton. dali except Sunday
s10 Pm daily from BsltmOr. and the Wet.
IL 23 .Rc hmo nd ~ daily capt Sunday
Trains leaving Washiu gton 81 IS snd ; ~
y. m daily except sunday, connsst al Bowie with
trains for p pes Greek line
Trains leaViIg Washington at 6.Ol a. m. and { 30
.. m. conneC - Ode ntOn with train. for Annapolis
Trains arriving at Washington az 8. - . m, and
SEQ p. N ,ccnEect az Bowie with trains from P0pss
Passengers ] aving their orders at Ticket Ohics
northwest corner Il 18th street AMI Pcnnsy yania
avenue, corner 9th street and Penn.ylya-
MIA avenue, have their baggage called for and
checked Al hotels and residences % oil points North
and West. Through tickets 10 Cincinnati. COlun l.
leans, Chicsso, Omaha, San Francisco, aud all
points Ea~t. West North and South.
GkO. q. WILKINS, sugsIiatendent,,
DIN. BOYD, Jr., Gent Passr agent. mya5.,f
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a LINE OF CHMDlH's SUITS not to o.
e eonIared win in the city, 1t sfAAus'. Ieii
koons eve.
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bAhTlsokn, Oct @-Cotson quiet and . m sSs
Trnehsnsed whe.t nrmst-No ssestera r~2. 81.
fenn-y lNsuta red. xasl IS MARY land I'd "a a.
do. smeer. sssl 80. do wh,te 4 aH.I !. -
strone-eouthern white. 7ssls. Do yeIlss fs.-ss
western aiAed, 7fA., p q 70 first half N.py-1n 4, a.
osts duil and unchanged. Rye quiet, Tsssa Ia,
sal aud unc banged Provisions. steady aad ton
fotk, SssS2 Bulk meats quiet iut nrn-
sho nlders. ~ 49,. clear rib sides. ifssi Ias..
packed, Sh.Ss Bacon strong-shOuide-r IOs
s s,s ed; lsssH Butter gnist and IN
lsslS. Cosee duh and nominal. waisiy SHADE
hrmsg, 1914 '"s's
pAirInokk. Oct. f.-virgiuia &C., peeler. "a
nuelnis oonsols; 81, West Ntreinl.s - N.rtk
,aa bs sihss- Old 10 nee, do. special tan, z bsS
N.Y. nokk. Oct y -stook- sctiVe and irr.sv-
&c -. n.SS.nssS' ood, l6as Exchange. Ions, as.
snert. <c1fs. Governments active strons -
NEW losk, Oct p -Flour ARA Whssf ma -,
better. Corn one cent better.
ioSBoN, Oct =, Il ~ D nj. 4. binds. 1850
ao, loSts lsels, lteA frie, l6i.. do Preferred V
lie rate 81 discount in Opru market - thr..
below Flank - England rate.
FRANKFORT. Oct. - II = houds
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EAST TRAM FUR care MAY

HOURS md so MINUTES WASRING
TON To caps Ma Y.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
has put on a Vest Express Train g.
fr.m Phiiaa, lpLi, 70 Cape May -; Es.ssfs. g
Leave NasEIUgton-7 as a. m, fday Expre-sl
arriving az Cape NAY 81 D. m.
Leave WashiOgton-9 81 m. 4 Limited "a press
arriving az Cape az at .. m.
On Limited ~ press extra seat fare Of : - il
charged between Washington and Phil s<sIpni.
jyeu General Pas.sossp AZ,
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lS1S CHEAT 1917
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919

lS8S CHEAT 1897
1919 PENNSYLvANIA ROUTE 1919
TIE
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave a. follows:
WSsLln gton--... 600 @. m. Baltimore = Us q. m
I" - as q. m {" lis D. m
INV D SO p m SO p. m.
with elegant Scenery, Palace stAte-rOom Day aud
Nigh CeI- y IN modern improvements.
Two huntTSd miles sayed ~ Western and Central
New a ok.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through non v WASHINGTON ts The WEST and
NORTH without change.
Tickets By this route can be prOcured at the Of
hces, corner % - street and Pennsy ania aveaue,
and corner OF 8, street and Pennsy lvaaA avenue.
under National Hotel, where reliable informsliO
" Ill be given al ali times
Passengers pr0curi. tickets AZ these Clficese Al
secure sccomu. ds ions in Palace Cars for Chic
Pittsburs ard E@chester.
d. N. BOYD, JR ,Gen1 Passenger gent.
msr16ly Philadelphia, Pa.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsOH Bros, Aucuopeers.
- Southeast corner 81 9TH and b street, n, -.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoyIr
RAAL ESTATE ON sTH STREET e.Sr -

CHAAECfRY sALI OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kAAL ESTATE Oh sTH STREET last
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Oours
Of the District Of Columbia, passed on the 6th
o., OF October. A. D. ls.s, in sad cont, In cause
no 49, .oulty COO - the undersigned viii on-r
THURsDAI. 2eth day OF October. 4. D. 1875, st
$50 O'Clock p. m, all that piece or parcel OF
ground and premises with the speurt.nsnce-, situ.
ATE. IyiI and being 10 the city OF Washinston Ia
one District o Columbia and known and Described
on the Ground plan or plat Of said city, In said Dis
nine snI part o. ~. LSt seven saG.re numbered
e ein ~an me iodi.o.lns messs and bounds Begin
qua, Ter IN inches norta from the southwest cor
ner 81 said lot and running thence with the hon nd
ary i,ne OF .sid square on 9Th street forty
nortnweet corner OF said square, thence east alons
tne boundary line OF said SQUARE on south street
SHY Two t61, feet and one inch to the northonsf
Sorner OF ssd lot thence south along the bouDdarv
line OF SAID lot forty two (l2D feet nine and three
as & thence east sixty too (S2j feet
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balaoe. in two
e9nsl insniments At six and twelve mouths rpspec-
nvely, with interest; to be secured by sppr wed
notes and reserv ed lien; deed TO be given upop
i nns Of the sale and the fun Of
sale JunSnNT mi ~ nuae vi
pClio-u bUNCAHSON HROS
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THIS EVENING.

JAMES GUILU, AuctIoDeer,
t01% Pennsylvania avenus
This EMO kSkkH EVENING during the week
ommeneinG at 1880 O'Clock, win sell in the auo'
ifon room, general assortment of Men and Row,
clothing, Remnants Of Cloths and Csssimeres.
5ents furnishing Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware,
menSlns at 10 .. M JAMES GUILD,
usSo-om Auctfoneer
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A LEXANDEIA AND WASHINGTON Re.

CerSt,T 81 Is 0Hd Sj,fh streets
- Local trans leave Tor Alex sndriA as follows g.
80, 10, " a IN 3, A., a,6,1 m; = and
m, a.o 1 AEc b p In. daily all other trains
Local trains leave Alexandria as follows: 67s
g 10, ~ a m 1, 3, 4, 5, o and In m Tn, q ;
., and 10 q and and D. m from AJ.xandr,s
daily All other trains osily except Sunday
TIE a. m. ard D m. trains from Washipgtou
And the q m and ID. trains from Al.xaniria
connect daily with trains on Virginia Midland road
fDRton and OHIO X ~
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond.
fayes Arlington IS m. daily ex cepuS and Az
through ~ he to all points South ana Southwest
Tor sale al Offices corner 18th street aod PenusyIya
hA avenue, aud corner 9th street and Pennsy
eNen oe where ps.se myers leave orders for bag
tase 70 he checked at all hotels and residences
General Passenger Agsnt
;, GkO. y. WILKINS, General Supt.
!enLu Baltimore, Md
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STEANE Err LINES.
THE INLAND AND SEABUARD COASTIN9
COMPANY OF ID. g.
STEAMERS LADY IF The LAKE AND JANE
MpsELEY

THE INLAND AND SEABUARD COASTIN9
COMPANY OF ID. g.
STEAMERS LADY IF THE LAKE AND JANE
M'sELEf
FOH EOKEoLh C0yNECTING WITH
AND VIEW YORK
On ana after MONDAY, September -, ISIS, the
steamer LADY OF TIM LAKE viii -
maize THREE ~ ps weekly between
washing on ard Nort lls Leave W ashing ON a I -
DAY, edDe-dsy ard Friday st p. m Leave Nor
tolk TUESDAY: Thursday and Saturday at 5 D. m
Fare TO Norfolk, 81 Round trip, s6. Tickets good
until used.
sTEsMER JOHN w. THOMPSON FOB POTO-
MAC RIVER LANDINGS
Inc company having placed this and elegant
,teamer on the aut- she will, and after TUES
DAY, October rs. make semi weekly tri ps st0opne
at al The principal landings, ) "a follows;
tsDAf-Leave W ashingion at a. m pojpg
Nedneedss afternoon.
FRlpAf-Iesve Wsshi gton at a. m going to
20 Zone Ti'er; returning, arrive in Washington
All Freight for River Landing. must positively be
PREF aid Nv
For tickets, s'aterooms or information, appIy a.
the office of the Con PAM under METROPOLITAN Bank
I9,h streeI, opposite the Treasury. Oct25 ly
EOk POTOMAC RIyER LANDINGS.
The swift and favorite Iron Steamer PILOT BOY
ID BEles- Cap ain, having Deem 49, az n
thoroughly overhanl-d aud refited.
VIII resume her tips for Potomac river LaT1Imv- on
~ EsDhY March I'd, and every TUESDAY ant
SAT URpAf thereafter leaving fiizbuVh's wharf
Tot of 9Th street. at o'clock a. IN Returning will
arrive in Washington every Wednesday and Sunday
evening.
Fret. hit received daily. All freights must bs nrs.
paio. lfeb9I N. r. FITZHUGH, Agent
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rNHOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer Cleary,
Southeast corner Pennsyivania avenue aud 18th IT.
TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLEIMPROv
PROPERTY On THE e0UTHW CORNGR
OF II strict NORTH AND TWENTY
FOURTH STREET WEST

FOURTH STREET WEST
~ By virtue of deed Of trust, dated J uly 18th,
Id ID. 1873. and duly recorded in Liber No. M,
feI,o 2 one of the land records for the District of
Columbia, AID at the request Of the party secured
thereby, We viii sell at public auction, in front of
the premises, on MONDAY, November LIST, 1878, at
43o m. all that lot, or piece OF ground, situate
IN The city of Washington, in said District, aud
bered thirty (3tl, with the rJvements there
on, consisting OF three two story frame houses,
nearly new.
Terms of sale: Fourteen hundred and seventy our
which $50 will be required at time Of sale and the
balance in SIX aud twelve months, By purch asers
notes, bearing eight per interest from day of
sale until paid, secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold, or all cash at the purchasers option
Conyeyencing and recording at purchaser cost
The above property will be sold beet TO such gem
ersl or other taxes as may be against it, II terms of
sale not complied with In ten DAYS, the trustees
reserve the right resell the risk ana COS. Of the
purchaser IA default
LOUIS ID. WINE, tr
JOS. q PEARSON, ( Arus,ees.
octl6 3aw THOMAS DUWLIN9, Auct
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nNHOMAS BOWLING
Auctioneer and Real Estate 3roket
AT the old stand OF Latimer a CiearyJ
southwest corner Penna avenue AID 18th strest
THO FRAME BUILDINGS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION
- There will be offered for sale at auc,;on nm
AA III UksDAf, tn. 2sth instant, al 5 O'clock n
u! In 'front.' OF the premises. too Frame Buildlncs
situated on Lot IN Square &C. being the north vest
corner OF Zst and str The buildings are to be
removed uitRin 80 days from the day If saie
IeIms CASH kILBDUkN K LtTTA.
octZoots leepI THOS. DOwLING, Auct.
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RALIIMohE AID oH." HaILnOAU y.
New York and Washington Air Line.

sUMMEB - hhH .T-sEFTEMBER 30 1875
80. FRpa N,>HisGros CITY.
s31s M M RI B,,, in.o-e and Wa, stations
5ao u, Es,tim S,.as,aa al Relay.
zoo so.,6s f S,, HoFa May, PhiiadeIDhi.,
zoe :: N bees, Csianb1,. s.asqsky. Oincin-
t ns.1 Lore red 9. ami, fi'tss1rs Haser. s
yale5 Brsnc' pay'or Cas- Dims ess az Il cs enp
e.1o. n. ,Rs-nlBs-c-. auction and Way Stations.
Metrog'ir. Bfsn-hl
gao . NJ, Bsiiim"rs PTlS9 cas- Sas,o' No Stops.
90 a. m BaltilnoTe sgd Way stations
folk, Baltimore and Eiiioctf city. Disnsy a,
r ay d nj S Sa9a, cI B u S.
$s,ii. .as s'ts7 ie.ien and
si sa,,i1 ia ssetsoRnlitaL ,rsHehJ o.
500 .. m Baltimore, PhiI.delphis and Relay.
$50 p m, Chicago. 81 Louis, Louisville. OOlum-
sgs, r, ss a. Cinsinpsti Psiimqs Cas-.
bKvs and BeHtcoOd
$40 81 H.ge' go. Winchester, and Way
5Is m, Rs Be- and Way sts lon.
e'4o m, Pitt.burs and Cumberland Fast E1-
O m press. Sl,P'HE rays
DIS D. M, Baltimore, PhiIsdeIphis. New York
and Bo,tcn Fast Express. Pullman Palace
11.23 p m Fast sHpress Pallrnan Cars % Ca
cfKO- 81 LOUIS and CINCINNATI scIth0Kf rhdaze.
BTs1kfGsf AZ Grafton. ssndusky, Cincinnati,
indianapolis
SUNDAY TRAINS.
SI9 .. m, Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York
ano Boston Fat Express
Baltimore and Way Stn:tons.-sa m, 30, 5. O5
and z 40 . m.
F- BaLt,uoye and RsIdy-7 20 q. m, s. 90 and
900 N.
West. O0 q. "a S 80, $40, and IL rs .. m,
stopping during the week.
~AH TraiaS Stop at Vt1dKct Hotel, Relay House
StnftOn.
Tor further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
so PeDnsl lvanis avenue, where orders VIII be
taken for Baggage t. checked and at any
Dofnt in the city
THOS. 4 SHARP, Master OF Transport alton
l.. NJ. COLE. general Ticket Agent
GLO. : kO0NTZ, General Agent seplI-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
hUkCANSON BROS, Arctioue<rp,
- Southeast corner 9Th and n sfs., northwest.

- Southeast corner aS and D .ss.. Dorth~.s.
CASES WINES. LARGE Lnr cIGARs, wocb
Hugps hkn HOSIERY. SHELF GOODS ASn
SSiiGGrr FRAMED Oh SoMoS, &C, AT aUO-
* On FRIpAr MoRElsG. October ssth.
i51 room, sbs ssii an nI sa.ortsa 10. f 9,
h.m as !; M oss Pl.,torn and Counter ss.i
81 with 0'Asr sOOfi 1ss Rsn.ISSsd mos 49,
WEE. 3; w q LILA 4 A,,Sstione.r
1901 northwest corner Of 10th end D streets.
n On SATURDAY, October so,h. 1873. am.
"a nencinf At 10 o'clock a. m, shall sell, in
Of P.i ass.SR .,s seps, .iDs .
R UTsinr.: Sats.ss oe,oth: Painted Bsastsst.
Stoves Kitchen Utensils. &C. '''''''
One Eo.e,ood-case Piano in psrrec. order.
eetes WASH B. WILLIAMS, Aactioneer.
VIZ l. wall lbs. CO. "a A A.s,,.ss; e.:
ss6-sSe-s40 louisiana ave, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
FIVE BELL FOUNDER COLT AT AUCTION
a. On SATURDAY 'hoRSIse. oetoSsr
@So, lS.s, at IL O'Clock, we win sell at our
One Maho g.ny Pay .(Ben rOunder COLT, years
harness; can show three minutes on the road IL
s Al n 8 great enaurscoe and very promi.as
u. set Ct him The property Of . private ssntlsmsn
S Sei sHmsr'"''Or'wM WIN. L. WALL a co .,o,,
MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Successor to Green Williams, Aucts |,
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and D streets
SPECIAL SALE OF HANDSOME PARLoR
LITE, GPH0l STERED IN BLUE AND
TEN LIGHT kTEGEkE, VERY COSTLY;
Enuk ZINE LAMBREQUINs AND LACE
CURTAlN-: ONE BLACK WALNUT CHAM
BhkES tlTE; RuHL FINISH AND HAND
a On SATURDAY, October 30th. 1875, com.
" mepeing at Ii O'Clock q m, 1 shall sell, in
m front OF my suction rooms, the above desc rib
- ed Furniture, the property of a gentlem an
about leaving town, who does not wish TO thsm
packed or stored.
Terms cash.
ocf2s WASH WILLIAMS Au.,
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From The New York Tribune.

The American mind is active. 1t has given
us books OF fiction for the scntimentalist,
learned, books for the scholar and professional
student but few books for the people. book
for the people must relate TO subject OF uni.
versal interest. such subject is the physical
man, and such book "rhe Peoples Common
sense Medical Adviser" q copy OF which has
been recently laid on our table. The high pro-
fessional attachments OF its author-Dr. X. v.
Pierce, OF Buffalo, N. Y and the advantages
derived by him from an extensive practice,
would alone insure for his work a cordial re-
ception. But these are not the merits for
wnicn II Claims our attention: Inc autnor Is
In all their affections, efforts and attainments.
lie perceives their want-a knowledge OF
be made as universal as Gods own sunlight,
from his fund OF learning and experience he
has produced work in which he gives them
the benefits OF his labors. In it he considers
man IN every phase OF his existence, from the
moment he energies "from rayless atom, too
dlminutive for the sight, until he gradually
ers. the exercise of which furnishes subjective
evidence Of our Immortality" Proceeding
upon the theory that every fact OF mind has a
physical antecedent, he has given an admir-
able treatise on Cerebral Physiology, and
shown the bearings or the facts thus estab-
lshed upon individual and social welfare. The
author believes with Spencer that 'as vigor-
Gus health and its acc0mp ,nying high spirits
are larger elements OF happiness than any other
things whatever, the teaching how 10 main
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whatever" and accordingly has introduced an
extensive discussion OF the methods by which
we may preserve the integrity OF the system
and Outlines prevent the onset OF disease.
Domestic Remedies-their preparations, uses,
and effects-form prominent feature OF the
work. The hygienc treatment, or nursing OF
the sick, Is an Important subject, and receives
attention commensurate with its Importance.
Nearly all diseases ito which flesh Is heir" are
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| can obtain this practical and valuable work by
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Wallingford Graded School.

The fall term of this school closes We'd
nesday of this week. The usual examina-
tions will take place. Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings will be devoted to rhet-
orical exercises, consisting of essays, dec
lamations, recitations, choruses, tableaux
and q paper The school is under the im-
mediate control of Edward j. Hyde, form
erly Of Castleton state normal school and
seminary, and if these exhibitions do not
fall below those given while in Castleton,
the people of Wallingford will pass some
very pleasant and profitable hours. We
hear that Mr.. Hyde is doing good work
in Walliugtord both people and students
express the utmost satisfaction in the work.
ing condition of the school. The attend
ance is considerably larger than ever be-
fore, and the prospects for a full winter
school are very flattering.
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State Board of Agriculture,

The Vermont state board of agriculture
manufactures and mining, will hold pub
lie meetings in different parts of the state
as follows:
West Rutland, Monday and Tuesday,
Nov. 90 and 80 /; Ludlow, Wednesday and
Thursday, Dec. LIST and I'd Canaan, Dec.
7th and 8th; Rochester, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Dec 18th and 10Th Chelsea,
Thursday and Friday, Dec. 10th and 18th I;
Hinesburgh, Wednesday and Thursday,
Dec 90 and 80; Barre, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Dec. 2sth and Goth Cabot,
Thursday and Friday, Dec. 30 and 3lst |;
Irasburgh, January Il and 10, 1876; Frank
lin, Thursday and Friday, Jan. ID and l4th;
Fayetteville, Jan. 10 and 10Th Pomfret,
Jan. Goth and 2ist Orwell, Tuesday and
Wednesday, 25th and Goth Brandon,
Thursday and Friday, Jan. 9th and 2sth.
Programmes of these meetings will ap-
pear in the local papers and different pro
grammes will be presented at each meet
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Recent Deaths.
WILLIAM HENRY MERRIAM.


Many friends will grieve to learn of the
death of the well-known journalist, Will
am II. Merriam, who died at Troy, N. Y,
on Saturday morning, after several months
illness. He graduated at Union college in
1864. He studied law tor time, but a
literary career had greater charm tor him
and he finally devoted himself to news
paper work alone. He edited the Arena
at Troy for time, and afterwards became
regular correspondent of the New York
Herald, and was warmly admired by the
late Frederick Hudson, formerly its man
aging editor. In 1862 he enlisted az a 4prl-
yate in the 10th New York regiment, was
with the regiment about year was pro-
NOTED to lieutenancy, shortly after which
he resigned and became war correspond
ent. Soon after the war he became presi-
dent of the Salamander telling company
and finally removed to the city of Wash
ington, where he has since resided. He
will long be remembered, says the Troy
Press, as good-hearted Yorick, ga fellow
Of infinite jest" and of natural abilities Of {
very high order, who but for an unfortu
nate faint of trivolity in his character
might have graced almost any of the learn
| ed professions.