davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

COMMISSIONERS. Nnr1cr-

~. ESTATE OF IORN WHITNEY.
a. ne unnefRne having been appointed by the ionorab bic
Probate Court ior We District n Wasinrton Connls-on-
~ 70 receive examine and adjust all clama aud demands
y All persons against the On John WhreV afa on
hafe, y sald district. decease and ali claims exhif-
iof ,he psIpo,e n9fesad atm once . smith, whltcomb
ember next, from one O'Clock " w. ninth ~ oeiarE
p VI each q sah days, and that ss months from he
ath day of March A. u. lsi5, the time limited hy sad
examination and allowance.
Dated at barre, this leih day Of March. A. n. 1875
u.,r NESygAwMi,NSr g 3; COOK Commissioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

AMrHicAs TRACT SocIETY-The American
Tract Society celebrated its fftieth anniversary
last week. The annual report shows that during
the past fifty years more than ten million publi-
cations have been issued, and OF these more than
five hundred thousand were volumes. During the
past year over two hundred and twenty colpor-
teun were employed, who visited more than
fourteen thousand families. The cost Of thi.
work was about $4,000. Grants had been made
to the number OF sixty-eight million pages, and
to the value Of si5.o0o. Gifts and printed matter
for foreign distribution have been made TO the
amount OF 5000, and of cash and plates to bs
used in printing at mission stations, of the value
Of 1900. More than four thousand publications
had been issued abroad, in one hundred and TWEEN.
ty-three languages, and since the formation of the
society il has expended more than 5000, 900 IN
cooperating with American missions.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

The ST, ALnASs BETTER MARKET, Tuesday,
was dull, with very little Offering. We quote
common 10 fair at from fifteen TO twenty cents
medium 10 good, twenty to twenty-three cents
selections, twenty-five cents fancy, twenty-eight
cents. Some lots Of extra gilt edge sold at thirty
eeuta
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

E SRiSg i i tFsRaEsSilzGs' COMMITTEE.
NEWTON c. cADy,

NEWTON c. cADr. Secretary.
In Sharon. February 20, the residence Of her mother
Mrs. A Is. Burgess, OF malignant scarlet fever NELLIE o.
wife Of A. J. Severance Of Lebanon n H. aged rs wears
months and days
Dearest sister. thou hast left u.s.
Here Thy loss we deeply feel;
Hut It's God that hath bereft US,
lie can all our sorrows heal
In Cabot March "a DELLA NJ. wife of George C. Smith
aged - years, II months and II days.
How sad II seems Ny loved ONES gone
And lonely Is my home,
o, why am thus left alone,
wanderer 10 roam
We Blended DER her couch by day;
Why did we mourn and weep
She passed 50 peacefully away,
Like sinking into Sleep
We could bnt let the ear-drops fow
And fan like rain;
Why did we weep Did not know
Our loss was but her gain
She stands amid the angel band
A crown l. on her brow,
golden harp within her hand,
She must be happy
God. prepare all. we pray,
10 kneel and kiss the rod,
That ehastenei when II bore away
Our loved home God
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

STATE CoCScfL-A meeting Of the State Conn
ell OF soycreigns Of Industry will be held at Odd
Fellows hall, Rutland April 3D. at ten O'Clock, 4.
NJ, for the permanent organization Of that body
W. II Earle, President Of tho National Council
will he uresent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

An EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT R. J. Coffey,
OF this village has been appointed Assistant In
spoctor General for the first district Of Vermont,
Grand Army Of the Republic, embracing Wash
ington county
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

SPRING RENOVATION Of all impurities Of tbs
blood which cause iasstads biousnsss aundes q
appetite and debility. palms In sis bach and head-Dr
riumey will furnish four 70 sx weeks supply Of vegetable
remedies adapted 10 person and receipt Of ave
dola, with the name. height. weight color OF hair
and eyed.
Remedies W mail OF express. with full directions.
O. II, fLuhLEr. ID.
$50 hontpslor. Va.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
1lrw Embellishments.

NOTICE TO FARMEKs.-L j. Roberts. the In
~ yentor Of the novel and excellent Mlk-coolig Pans
with cooler and pan that INVOLVE and ut together
pneat, granted by tho United staies January w. 1873
AGENTS WANTED 10 sell Rights and Pans Address,
71-u LUKE j. ROhfRrs, Waterbury, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

PROTECTION TO FISH AND GAME DIR. NJ C. Ed
munds, State Fish Commissioner, in answer to a
recent letter from the Anericdn Sportsman, says
" Touching the matter OF the next National
Sportsman's Association and the effort Vermont
will make TO have 1t a success, allow me TO saw
that as state we have an organization called IN.
Vermont Association for the protection and pre-
seryation OF fish and game. II IL chartered cor
poration OF whom, among It's corpoators, would
name DIR. M. Goldsmith as President We shall
cooperate with the National Association, and at
our next meeting will appoint delegates, etc Our
organization, perhaps, Is not yet complete, and /
am urging the corporators to meet to perfect the
organization, and hope to report before the close
OF April, the whole object completed. Whether n
delegate or otherwise design to be present at the
National Association in June and to thus encourage
the enterprise Of protecting fish and game Your
efforts have done great good, and | trust you will
be unceasng until arevolntion in public sentiment
Is effected, and the nation acquiesces in good and
wholesome regulations touching the fish and game.
As II Is now, with slaughter indiseiminately In
season and out OF season, the day is close at
hand when game and fish win be among the things
that were. The question Of food Is vital one,
and the more we help to make IL cheap the more
we help fellow men, and fulfill that scriptural
injunction. feed the hungry, etc Let US labor
TO this end, the contamination which Is devoutly
wished for by all true sportsmen."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

A Periious Experiment.-rol leave a cough or cold
get well Of Itself" The chances arc that Il wn get
Meet promptly with Haiss Honey " HereAoaad
and Tor. The remedy paatAbs and prevents all danger
lew doses and the complete Sold ~ all druggsts
pike's Toothachs Drops cure IN one minute
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

THK INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS. We give below
the adjustment Of the losses by insurance COM
panies with the sufferers by our late fire:
The following is the adjustment OF losses on
property in the burned district procured through
the agency OF A. &. Brown. Those marked with
a star have heen maid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

WORCESTER. In consequence Of the removal
from town of ID. d. Field town treasurer Of wor-
cester, c. c. Abbott has been appointed to said
office
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

The WoLcoIT COPPER MIsEs-Messrs Editors:
Last week visited the newly discovered copper
mines In Woleott found twelve men busily at
work and three men at rest; these latter three
were to work through tho night. The workmen
had got down into the solid rock some fifty-seyen
feet. The shaft or opening is six feet by ten
Three men were at work at the bottom, two at the
windlass and one in the blacksmiths shop. Six
men were at work some eight rods from the shaft,
searching for the vein Of ore. They proposed to
sink shaft at this point some sixty feet, aud Join
the two at the bottom. The ore Is thought to con-
tain from ten Ia twenty per cent. OF copper, and
the lower they 60 down the richer is the ore. The
miners are at work for company In Montreal,
and, as understood them are to do ten thousand
dollars worth Of work on contract, and then, II
found profitable, they are to have the property by
paying forty thousand dollars for it. send you
herewith sample Of ths ore, which contains,
they told me, about ten per ceut, OF copper
Yours truly
~. N
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

THE Herald learns that authority has been re
esivsd from Washington 10 organize n national
hank at West Randolph. There can be no doubt that
such an investment would be good paying one,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

CARLOS WILnoT, ffty-eight years old, resi-
dent Of Norwich, died suddenly in his sleigh, last
week, While talking with neighbor
RoylLros had an assault case recently, which
resulted in the assauting party being fined one
dollar, out OF which two lawyers had to be paid,
ms well rs twenty five men who were kept in court
all day as witnesses
BARsARDs centennial will take place June II,
1875, the anniversary Of Bunker Hill. Barnard,
as In all her Undertakings will make this event In
her history success. The charter name OF this
town was Bernard. The settlement was COM
menced In March, l775 by Thomas Freeman, his
son William, and John Newton. It was organized
AS u town April 4, i77S
CLIFFORD HEssELros, the Weston man who
was suspected Of numbering his infant child, re-
Gently, has been arrested and held for trial The
physicians who made the post nortem examine
ton, testified that the head was punctured by
some sharp instrument, There was no proof that
the father did IL, or that he had previously threat
ened as had been reported, 10 kill his next child
Joms =. PHAIR, the freese murderer, now In
the state prison at Windsor, has not yet been put
In the shops at the prison. The Windsor Journal
alleges M the cause OF this that the officers Of the
prison are tsoubed with the problem Of executing
the new provisions Of the law relating to parties
under sentence Of death passed at the last session
Of the legislature. As the law now stands, no
murderer can be executed In Vermont until after
the expiration OF two years from the time OF sen
tenoe. The first twenty months are to be spent In
hard labor in the state prison and the last four
months in solitary confinement
Ar the. last term Of the Rutland county court
N. A. Hitchcock, who was indicted for crime, de-
faulted his bail as no track Of him could be found
when his case was called For several weeks
past he has been residing at the house Of bpther.
In pittsford, though he has not appeared in public
very often. Last week Monday afternoon he be-
came suddenly deranged, and seizing a razor
made serious attack on some Of the members Of
the family They succeeded in escaping from
him, when he ran to the barn, and Harvesting a
horse to wagon, started on run for Brandon,
where his wife and daughter now reside. He was
captured, however, before doing further damage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

Fins Saturday night, about twelve o'clock, a
dwelling house owned by Mr. c. L. Nelson, of Bur
lngton, was discovered to he on fire The house
was unoccupied at the time, Mr.. NJ J. Bixby having
just moved out OF IT, The damage Is confined to
the inside Of the house, and is about 500.
HOUSE,, shed and barn, in Rutland, owned By
an old lady, Miss Carruth were destroyed by fire
on Wednesday OF last week. Two pigs, owned by
Mr.. Minis, who occupied n part Of the building
were burned. Buildings insured in the Vermont
Mutual
FARM house about two miles south Of tina viii
lage of Arlington, owned by Harmon Webb, and
occupied by Andrew Webb, was destroyed by fire
on Friday evening. The fire was first discovered
in the garnet, and probably originated from de-
feet in the chimney; and owing to its having got
under such Roadway, and strong south wind
blowing at the time, it was impossible to save the
building. About one-half Of the furniture was
saved, although in a damaged condition. The
house and furniture were insured In the Farmers
Mutual OF Montpelier, for nearly their full value
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

wATsrrEID. Of the sugar-maken have
tapped their sugar places, but we judge they have
not made much, as the weather Is cold, and old
Mad river has not yet cleaned out
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

During the past week Mr.. Carlos Bancroft has
commenced work toward rebuilding on Main
street. lie Intends putting up substantial three
story building
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

Az association has been organized at saxton's
River, for the enforcement Of the game and
fish laws.
The Brattleboro Record and Faymer has been
sold by the administrator OF T. d, Cobleighs es-
tate, to Augustus Chandler, of Dummerston, who
takes possession April LIST.
THE Estey Guards, Of Brattleboro, are having
made for them, ut the establishment Of Dcvin q
Co., New York, new uniforms, after the fashion
of the Seventh New York regiment.
ASpRiw DufrEn, Of Bratileboro, was arrested
at New Haven, Wednesday Of last week, for forg-
Ing his wIfe's name on hor savings bank book,
aud drawing one hundred dollars, with which he
was ON his way to New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

WILLIE sANBoRS, Of Barton, while splitting
wood last week, got a Splinter in ais eye and
pulling il out, the eye came with it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
THE COURTS.
A FERRY-BOATs RIGHT OF WAY.

A FERRY-BOATS RIGHT OF WAY.
TEE COLLISION BETWEEN THR wINoNA AND THB
LIGHTER oluo-A DECISION AGAINST TnE VERY
BOAT.
In the case of the NowJersey Lighterage
Company against the ferryboat Winona, the hbelans,
as owners OF the lighter Ohio and common carriers OF
her cargo brought suit in the United States District
Court to recover IRON tho OF the Wnona for dam
ages ALLEGED to have been sustained by them by means
OF o collision which took place between the Two
vessels on Juno 49, 1874, whereby the lighter
WAS unset and damaged. and the cargo Of
tobacco in bOgshcsds was immersed and injured
The tried some time ago. before Judge 5ateh
ford who reserved his decision until vest wheh nc
gave ono in which he says "Tle obligation resting on
fine ferry TO kocD ~ tho of the Lighter and
in defanlt thereof render satisfactory excuse TOT not
doing so, is conceded The case turns wholly on Lhe
question whether the lighter, instead OF holding ner
course as her duty IN view of the approach OF the
ferry boat and W the obligation thus resting on the
when otherwise the ieTry-bOat would have passed
safely across the bows Of the lighter, anu tnus
caused the collision, and whether sneh Inm
inc took place at time when was
too late for the feryb5a at by backing or oherwlse %
avoid the collision. Even II the lighter ana luu
sbe was seen by the pilot Of the fery5ot to do So AT
time 20 long before the collision as 90 make u lncGioth
on the ferry boat not 10 persist in going on Win
speed see no fault on the part OF me li-hiSi'
and must hold the fcrSb solely responsible IOI ihe
collision There must be decree tor tho hneants WIN
c,sts with reference ascertain damages" Il D. Ben
cdict appua. foe the hbelans, aud H. d. shHlA ior
claimants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
DTCIs!ONS-OCT. 4.

Saprcme Court hambrs-I}y Judge rawrence--
esrccs Il Memorandum for counsel or settlement
Of case aud amendments. wentworth agt A"rSngt..Aem
o,an1uu Tor counsel People agL Langdoni Gt"t 10 zee
application IN This kcT0ety aIi Hriu
IN tatparv Marble desire counsel ~ attend nT me
a., ssteIgCft Of tho order this Moody ag Libby
OI'eT granted. . 49,, ,s-,;-u-
tl,J: tey DO recOpo1 aud s"nt 70 ne ffr Signature
Macs Agt Isnan-ThC within lJd aineiinehS are Se
tcf ato ne ciery ia directed Z, III. she SAM
>yscgI G.rta-By Judge Van Norst-Nash agt. hemp
COMPLIANT Gi-cis-srl opinion.
nv Jfr Nan BruntIrustees OF Union College aTt Law"
Der az aIuGcment for plaintiffs see opinion NllHi1 aG,
dsDisssd opinion HtIlDiU a"t itafey
~Iudeent FOR pain;io foreclosure and sae sco opn
ion. Odell act Odeil-0ee opinion
S,,oerior Coari-Spocial Tcrm-Bv Judge Van
Vori-ChTstopher Spreen agt Maria Spreenorrr srntsl
rr pfnusy yqHiA Railroad Company agt Rogers e. alnGg
of referee. stevens AIT SUI
I,efauit ose Judgment aside with liberty 70 dcien
ans 10 r-ger IN 20 days payment O costs ~ mol anh
Cissrsomcuts YORK, receiver &c agL Fuller ct aOlder
granted
lo7,,aOn Piaas-Spscqi Term--Bv Jndge Loew.-
psclar! at Lean3nl think Ms mn r. al re
~" fiag justified I" anO her ur'f lof inc
ou % h6 defendant in Pro- ana tfak 40 costs
klund DO allowed 20 tue defendant. CaltsS igi
1b.N raiu-Orler settled Stevens agL UerSey lotOn
memorandum m0ranceaSE NOisOIh.-1o'ioh
denied without costs, see lnonoidhodm'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
DIR MOTIFS AID TO UNION COLLEGE.

Judge Van Brunt, although not fully recov-
cred nom his Illness has forwarded in several
cases tried before him in Supreme Court Special Ierio
last Spring and among them the decision OF the SUIT OF
the Trustees OF the Union College against Robert '"
Iowber This Is formally foreclosure OF a mortgage
which the Roy Dr. Mott at that time President OF the
Cuege assionod 70 H. meaning to ondow t with oil tle
net rocecdi Of certain lands taken by him for improve
ygorts aral Judgment in favor OF Ellphalet Mott;
whether This applied 90 the premises under each mort
gage or the whole htgStions relating 70 al the Kopey
IN the agreement Judge Van Bruat discuss a8
al great length the evidence this point ana coEc1cs
that IN OF Or. N0te intentions 70 ad Union NoSo
bv an tn,nrliate endowment and the relations 81 MI
Swber to that college aud DIR. Mott the intention was 70
from Ilgation aud therefore gives Judgment for the
plaintiffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
TIE CnnRT OLE APPEALs.

ALBANY. " Y, Oct. An the Court of Appeals,
No ilOJohn Mctiarry by James McGarry his guardian.
rcs-onfenf agt John T. LOOMS and others a;pH ants
Argued 7. Barnard NJ counsel f0r aPeuahVs anu Ny
Homer A. Nelson Tor respondent. . .,,
no lti-Jawe9 OBTen, Sheriff, &c, respondent, hSt ilo
Commercial FIRE Insurance Company, appellants -ArSued ny
William Allen Butler Of counsel for appellants and By A. j.
Far, Rr for lent -, ~, ~.
NO iS8-Whitncy Arrns Company agt BARROW Mr w. W
Mcfarland argued this cause today ON De part oil 'he aPo
lanf, a. directed On Friday last
Pr.-!qr,a! ION was made and TIE Court adjourned -
re Socyag IS the dav cal0alar for Tuesday, Oc D: NOS
l42 lsG 100 lJl, l5A, 1874, llJ, 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
FORECLOSURES ON PROPERTY or THOMAS C.
FIELDS.

Judgments of foreclosure and sale were yes
terlay entered with tho County Clerk by Turner, Kirk
land Mcclure IN two suits brought by the Mutual Life
Insurance Company against Thomas c. Fields, ono on
nroperv on the sonth side OF ODe-hua an "feth
st. beginning 325 feet wet OF Eevent-ave and extend
ing 80 feet westerly, which the bond Vas Tor e'JO
gld the udgn lt Ia 2 5S2 10. Tue other Is On property
west Of the first named property extending 81 INC Not
River ON which the original debt was S2I,Co0 pnt
$1,000 haying been paid the Judgment Is Tor Only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR ST0NE.-Sealed proposals
u he received at the Office Of Oi the New
YORK aud Brooklyn bridge, No. II Wafer ST. BrCoETn ul
J. clock noon SATURDAY Oc @ for the delivery oil lcO0
yards cut backing 900 cu1 yards cut face stone ara
73 cubic yards arch s OF limestone also for the de
livery ~ s. cubic yards granite corners $50 cubic yals
orsite stone cubic yards granite arches Printed
s,eccHtiOEs may Abe Ds 81
Eug1neoTs Oce, Cherry AID Doyers Sta Ne"York
City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
Houees nn0 Farms il)anteo.

A SMALL FAMILY would like 10 RENT
"A FURNISHED HOUSE, where whole part OK wGUi
he taken IN hoard references Address H. H. csls Turner
Co, 1i9 ChsGOeH-st.
9sOUSES WANTED IN NEWYORA.-Brown
stone In good ghbGrhO0d between Fourteenth
and Fifioss west side, no, h~a'iy rOrtgigod IN cS
chan fGr desirable lots finely located. BroOa! all IN
rp.t ens made Iots, 600 free incUnlce
isOBERT ;. BUssIHG 2Ol I0Gtagjest Brooklyn. Broker
in Zeal Estate.
IOWA LANDS WANTED.
Wanted purchase fer cash, Lands In Io7a and North
crn Missouri Address with ill particulars.
ALEX. >. PORTER, y state ST., Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
Real GsLn.s Go Gfehanac.

y'OR EXCHANGE-City houses for West
chester property; yaiUabe property in Chicago and 9ch
q.n Tor nearby property: Jersey city lots for good
store. JAMES BliOWNISG, 81 lroaiWey.
GHORE FARM of 100 acres and COUNTRY
RESIDENCE cas-. end u Long Island tree and clear,
80 EXCHANGE for hoiiso nDtONn IN NoH-NOIk Cly.
RULASD K WHITING, > BrukmsH-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
Gin i!ga! estate f9r Sale.

ULD Hgnl CS!aIe lof 91ie.
A THkEE-STORY BK0WN-6TONE HOUSE,
al aiHlpyyisCnts Ssh It,, Of iar, entrance,
.lSG3g h., ran, csGy commission to DrO11rs J. ". . 4
IENS Owner. broadway and 5!st ~. "
spRICE %16.000-RENT II ,5O0-F0nr-sto
high srron brOwrstonr, northwest corner Lexington
Nv 4utls. complete AID prsteot small IN cing
IN liz city. Get permission 1rDn - n I'll hlLPAIBtCh,
40 slave, 10 sre this "Den"
MURRAY uILL.-FOR SALE, FURNIS HE'D,
VI VITA stable attached, o. t.e IGest Go, USES 81
Naii. oaayc Apply 10 J. HONAI&E BROWN, 20. lzsC
5fUGdHay.
TWO new three-st0ry, basement and sub-cetar-
blow-.siDue DWELLTN Is 400 and 40 Sirihst all i'm
proyenenis Tor = Al.E vcfy low. Terms easy.
JAMES a. VAN BRUNF. on promises, OF
10 SoItast, EewIOrk.
TWO LOTS or west side Of MadisOn-aye.,
;re,a Ei4htyhird ami hty fuI;h SITS, cyc4ycte',
sewer !H ready tg Brick faT CASH. or EXCHANGE for I'M
-rU y,,l property. AO Co.'s VIZ IBG Lexington ave.,
lrtt ard c. ani M LJr aud CCIAGE on -e.eHy Soy
ctlsi .r f1rhyea subject ~ On na:iintion m2Tsagy'
JOB. Moderate ITcg, dwelling tenement On c4sI basis
=. kILPATHIIR, $40 Third ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
DenilGtrD.

A SET OF TEETH made in three hours a
"a 1913 west TEiriy.enT list near biaadNay ana ixih
Suc.ai mechanical dentistry Pi9nd, g'i ana NlI
cte coral Rubber eeolOd TAKE green cars from
Grand street Ferry Siz..aya. OF 8r0@d"ay cars .
NENBROUDH, 12S West lEityfnuflhtt
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain Dr. uAS3aoUCA t9rmey op per 100
auos extraction OF toSth al l,iJi BTOad"sy, corner Oh
.CE It.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUIl-
- FUL!-My Rose pearl Plates Indicating color aEh sun
stauce Ter artificial tcyh syccs cyc,ss hers,o@ie o.,
r for pCsUtv strength and g1css needs only " 20 seen
10 he aprecisel male n day, and Oly - per set
Can and examine. Also best R1bber SETS from slO 10 SD
Gold ana pIstua So 70. Extracting under gas d. l.
g. WAIT 10 East Twenty -tlirlstr near MtiiSon-aVe.
rsNHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
2 Or GEO III. MODEHASN, b32 3d.1ve, near 1Cth-sI.
are pronounced b. all GROWING light Of dental at
Best sets 80 52J SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05

4 ARGE and handsome ROOMS to LET, with
frstclss BOARD IN private EOus, at IA west JAIN
81. NJ ar broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05

NICELY FURNISHED ROCNS-.Al modern
. announcements al 4 We 4tlgt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
Jce Cream.

/ 10 RETAiLERs and CHURCH FAIRS, % cents per
uusrt. --...- 90. o...c.,.. ..,.-- H..
quarts c more 30 cents per quart
4 quarts, 30 cents quart.
Ice Cream shipped by any OF he railroads steamboats,
j. RUSSELL e SONS.
No IL BiDle House " Y.