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U.S. Marine Hospital.

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AM SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAD
"A Hospital dues for two months preced-
Ing hisnpplication for admission,is ,is entitled
10 oHneplfnl relief , tJt XIX
Port Townsend Hospital.
The above Institution having been placed
on = permanent footing, ns the United
States Hospital for Marine Pntiente on
Puget sound, the proprietor takes pleasure
In announcing that no pains or expense
viii be spared In mlnisterlng TO the com
fort and convenience o. private Patients.
This "a the largest General Hospital north
OF San Frnnclsco, and by far the most com
nl1In IN equipment lt has been thoroughly
reiIffed and return I1hed. It's general wards
have nccommodat FOR about one hun
frod pnfionts and are peculiarly adapted
for cases requiring the most careful treat
ment and CONSTANT supervision at limited
expense. Ihoae who desire them VIII be
furnished With private rooms, entirely
separate and dIsiIncf, at slight additional
ms nttsntion Of Mn owners and
fh0So interested IN shipping, h called 70
the net that s1amep suffering from conta-
giou1 diseases viii Be treated oui1ioe the
Hospital without expense 70 the vessel
- THOMAS T. MINOR, MD,
aetf Managing Surgeon
, 1875-08-07
The Cunning E1psdient.


There is a fable among the Hin
docs that thief having been de-.
tscted and condemned to die,
happily hit upon an expedient
which gave him hope of life. BE.
sent for his jailer, and told him be
had a secret Of greet Importance
which he desired to impart to he
king, and when this had been done
he would be prepared. to die.
After receiving this piece Of intel
ligence the king At once ordered
the culprit to be conducted to his
presence, and demanded Of him TO
know his secret. The thief re-
piled that he knew the secret Of
causing tree to grow which would
bear fruit Of pure gold. The ex-
pertinent might be easily tried,
and his Majesty would not lose the
opportunity, 50 accompanied BY
the prime minister, his courtiers,
and his chief priest, he went with
the thief to a spot selected near
the city wall, whers the Latter per-
formeda series Of solemn incanta-
tons. This done, the condemned
man produced a piece Of gold,
and declared that If It should BE-
planted it would produce . tree
every branch Of which would bear
gold. itiara q, 4iii1eaa =
But, he added, this must be put
in the ground bya hand that has
never been stained By dishonsst
act. Ny hand is not clean, there
fore Ipass it to your Majesty. D b
The king tooklths piscs Of gold.
but hesitated. Finally, he said,
! Iremember in my younger du5i
that l often 6lohed money from
my fathers treasury which VS.
not mine. l have repsnitd lhs
sin; but yet l hardly dare s.y ny
hand is clean. / pass 10 my
| prime minister. 1ar st ~
The latter, after . brief coniid-
eration, answered; Il uero . pity
to break the charm through pos
ible blunder. ] receive taxes
from the people, and Is Iam'ek-
posed to many temptations hou
can ! be sure that I have remained
perfectly honestf / must give it
to the governor Of our citadel.
NoDdno, cried the governors
drswing back. Remember 4 hats
the serving out Of pay and pro-
visions to the soldiers. Let the
high priest plant ii. tas ssIte
And the priest said. You forget
I have the collecting Of tithel and
the disbursements for sacfiaos. aa
At length the thief exclaimed;
ds Your Majesty. I think il were
better for society that al Eve Of
US should be hanged, since i ap-
pears that not an honest man oan
be found among Us. b 1sozs
In spite Of the lamentable ez-
posure, the king laughed; and 80
pleased was he with the thieRs
cunning expedient that be granted
him sipardon. % ysar'iio ~
, 1875-08-07

Among those most anxious to
view the body were a class Of peo-'
pie who advocate the brutal, stu
pid and demoralizing doctrine call
ed phrenology, The following
anecdote viii show what use these
decipherers of the marks on the
heads of others make Of the con-
tents OF their own. Sometime ago
a gentleman found a large turnip
in bis field Of the shape of. a mans
head, and with the resemblance Of
the features Of a man. Struck
with the curiosity he had a cast
made OF it and sent the cast to q
society Of phrenologists, stating
that it was taken from the head Of
Baron Turenpourtz, a celebrated
Polish professor, and requesting
their opinions thereon. After sit
ting in Judgment they scientif-
cally examined the cast in which
they declared they had discovered
an unusual prominence which de-
noted that he was a man of acute
mind and deep research, that he
had the organ Of quick perception
and also Of perseverance,. The
opinion was transmitted to the
owner Of the cast with a letter re-
questing as a particular favor that
he would send them the head; to
this he politely replied that he
would willingly dolso but was pre-
vented, as he and his family had
eaten it the day before with their
mutton,
, 1875-08-07
CRUISE OF THE WOLCoIT.
Arrival - alanza- -Pistwesqus sesnery
-Ths Ioun ofnlaka-Greek Chareh
-Ths Traahng Post-MiIitary Btn-
ossa-Ezsaallr Dssr ClIass. o. a-
Enron AReus:

EDITOR ARGUS: --.s En-
The cltier arrived at Sitka on
Saturday morning, June 10th, the
weather was clear and pleasant
and the sun shining brightly; i
happened to be when the days are
the longest of the year, and on &C
count of the mountains to the
eastward we could not see the
early sunrise, but it must have
been about three in the morning
at $50 at night the last rays oi
the setting luminary tinted the
distant snow-crowned mountains
with a delicate hue Of crimson and
gold. 1t was not dark at any time
between setting and rising, twi-
light fingered long and strong
enough to enable one to read on
deck, and before the setting sun
had ceased to paint the clouds in
the eastern horizon, the rays de-
noting his return were distinctly
observable.
Sitka is surrounded by lofty
mountains on all sides exceptfrom
about south to west; those nearest
to the town are covered with the
same dark evergreen forests We
we had noted al along our jour
ney, while those far beyond in the
background had their desolate
looking sides covered with a man
tie Of pure glistening snow. The
harbor is filed with small islets
reflected in the clear blue water,
and, with Edgecomb, an extinci
volcano twenty miles distant
makes a grand and beautiful piO'
ture when looking towards the
ocean. The town itself is extreme
ly dilapidated and looks like I
consumptive in the last stages ol
decline. The most prominent
buildings are those formerly used
by the Russian Fur Company, and
now occupied by the military
The Governors old house, a large
three-story wooden building.
stands on an eminence overlook
ing the whole town and harbor,
and is the most prominent build
ing seen. 1lls
Near the middle Of the town
there is Greek church with q
tallspire over the front, and q huge
dome over its centre, it was being
repaired at the time of our visit,
but through the courtesy Of the
priest we we're allowed to visit il
and inspect the paintings and sill
yer ornaments. The paintings
were those Of saints and martyrs,
some ofthem very beautiful; the
candlesticks and chandeliers were
Of solid silver and said to have
been presented BY the Empress Of
Russis. There were no seats
for the congregation as all are re-
quired to stand or kneel during
the services. We attended. ser
vice in a small chapel in another
building a littls further on. The
priest robed from head to foot in
. hght-green chasuble, profusely
gilded, stood in a small ante-room
in front Of the altar, with his back
to the people most of the time.
The service was intoned and in
the Russian language, A choir,
consisting of ayoung and an old
, 1875-08-07

A WEALTHY London merchant
says: III always feel happy when
I'm advertising, for then I know
that, waking or sleeping, | have q
strong though silent orator work
ing for me-
, 1875-08-07
An Early View Of Phrsnslsry.

The following allpsion 70 phre-
nology is found in an old number
Of the Neweate Calendar, relating
tOithe hanging Of Thurtell: maIo9
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WANrED-A DARK CANADIAN PONY. ABOUT IA
w hands sound and kind in all harness and 4 good
stopper Address stating price, &c, II. b. - box Ell
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LMUsEMENrS-FIRsr PAGE sixth column.
!ssTRoLoGY- SEVENTH PAch-Sixth column
ssoAsDEss w4NTEi2 2 r4GEFogrl column
ggsISEss SrsonrUSITIEs7.NIsrn rAav.
DiIY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sKcoSD PIcE-Pirst
CLERKS sRSiss"&AND sALEsMEN-srvrsrH p4er-second
coAcHaME'SS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
coAsTwisE sTEXMsHIps-srv PAGr-Third and
rouST 9fRsYsA R sSs pAor-pourth column.
bWEISG Houses 70 IESTTnfUENisHED AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-First ana second
EUROPEAN sTEANshIPs-sEvESrH fAcE-Tnird col
G snS sIats column.
tINANCIAL-NiNrH PAGE ,,.s .,
s EooTs 1SD TO
sYcoND PAeE-second column
EGEs P1GrFr and
HELffs eSna fGd% PAer-second col
aoRs sml CARRIAGES, &o-F1Rsr PAcr-rhird and
aoGsEs, sooMs &c. %ASTHD~s a p4cr-sec
INsTHToIiGS"NIyrH PAer-sixth column.
LGeTUEE sEAsoS-EasT p4es-SIxth column
Marble MANTELs--srcoSp pAcs-s sSoai column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS "Trsru PAGE
soEEiANEous-srcoSD PAcr-second column.
EpSlqAtMHSTT pAeESizth eolnmn -
PEkSONAL--FIRsT PAcE-Frst column.
pIANoFoRTEs. ORGANS, &c-FIRsr PAGE-Fiith col
POST OFFICE NoTICE-SEcoNp PAGE-Second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALkS-
SEVENTH PAGR-Second column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENr-S1coND PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-First
column.
ZEAL TATE WANTED-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-N2sT PAcE-First column
kkSTA URANTS-SECoND PAGE-Second column.
kEWARDS-f iRsT PAGE-First and second columns
BALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAcE-fourth and fifth
columns.
SITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
SITUATIONS WXNTED-MALEs-sxvENqn PAGr-sec-
ond column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAGE--second and third col
SPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-rhird
column
STOkAGE-SEcoND PAGE-Second column.
SUMNER RESORTS-FIRsr PAGR-Fourth column.
THE TRADE SEVENTH PAGE-Second column.
The TUkF-FIRsr PAGE-Thlrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAcR-
First column.
TRAY ELLERs' G UIDE-sEvESrH PAcE-Fourth and fifth
columns.
UNFUkNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGg-Second column.
WANTED TO fURCHASE-sEcoND PAGE-Second coll
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.-sEcoND PAGE-Second col
umn.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-sEcoND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAhBUA1S. &C.-NIErH PAGE-Sixth col
uml.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES Al AUCTION.
uorloy SALE :, ,.,, THIS DAY.
Rare and costly Works OF Art
S'aTSz son es %as ssrSq West PsaG'
lhls Saturday MORNING,
. Parlor comprising magnificent Drawing Room Suits
n Gen1rS Tables ~ octave
rose pianotore. OIL Paintings, Bronzes velvet and
turkish suit Easy Chars, Chamber suit niaid french
xc a Ssaet sxcnsion Table c6Sirs Covered in leather
solid silver ana plated Ware; also basement and serv
P pure LUKE PTizG2RxLD hpSSS
AS EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
a sale THls Saturday MORNING., at l01S O'Clock.
street Fourth avenue and Union square; Parlors
Parior Suits satin brocade reps and haIrcioth Cur
taips Mirrors Paintings Br9hzcs. Tables: Eiaseres:
AMI spring sss dSrsry Units s TSsE chairs
'ry &C. D00o' packed ana afySIsS
LBERT B. wALDgoN, AUoTloNrER
This dSy az Il UeocS TS S nednS porlor
Beds, Teas Coffee Cheese, emma and other Goods &C.
A UCTION SALE THIS DAY
THIS ave- stnry S m0MN LING lO% O'clock
No a West 10th !. between 9th ana 6th avenues
two %s9 ,Sn rOsewo@d Sq r Piano ortes'
Superb psor suits in s erson tan Snd So brocaos
saun; gilt nlaid Cenre ana Console Tables, turkish
fine PantIngs Mirrors Curtains bookcases, Library
1hDles DcskA eieEh suit pieces.
Elaborate Chamber Sets, solid walnut aud rosewood,
consisting OF naid Bedstcuds Dressing Cases Armoir
a-Glacc, Wristbands &c. single Bedsteads bureaus IS
hair and spring Mattresses fine Bedding push and
brocael SUITS In various colors
Extension Table Buffet Chairs in leather, silver
Crnckery. ~ BRUSSELS and ingram Carpets hair
cloth suits, Kitchen furniture, &c. n B-~aie posi-.
tive. Take sixth cara foods packed III re-
CURED ROB sRr c. CASHIN Aucuoncer
A LERsp LLOYD. AJOTIoNEEk. OFFICES 20
"A Broadway sells This day. 10 80 IN lots tue Furni-
turo contained IN the boarding aud lodging house and
RESTAURANT le2 West street large number Beds Boil.
sers, Pnlyws spring Mattresses, BedsteadA Bedding,
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REWARDS.

QlE REWARD TO THE PERSON RETURNING Tup
-, rapsrs contained in two tin boxes taken from
ee w Illrd avenue, New YORK, the morning of Law
VI " no value 70 any but the ownor QueSOns askoo
~ w. AUORh
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d. n HOTEL BOARD.-FfRST CLASS INV HOUSE,
DIO new furniture; boats and bathing houses tree
large parors pano broad pazzas forest walks shady
snores Forest Lawn Hotel. Cold SPRING Long Island
Take Long Island Railroad Hunters Point
j. BANVARD, Jr., Proprietor.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

LECrCRK EVERY NIGHT Al O'CLOCK on
"A Manhood aud Cause OF Its Premature Decline" At
the New York Museum OF Anatomy, Gas Broadway Do
tween Hupston and Dloeokof bxeotA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Asst CHANCE.
Wyoming Lottery draws TO-DAY, July 81
Tickets sold up To Z. NJ.
7C7ss prizes amounting 70 sa0Odc6 paid in full to
'Ae' 'O ALLEN 4 co. 70 Nassau stroet Nav yort
Ticket No. 7a2s drew the $1,000 prize July s In the
Extraordinary Qhis much only by teegrapn).
> EVENING TELEGRAM
ThE coNsIGNEEs OF CARGO SHIPPED BY r. NJ
seythia Lyerpooi July 10 are hereby informed
d' 5Sy ss FR&SckLYSS AGENT ilGn
100000. - kss,us SHA sSs,s Lottery
single number drawing
k sn1assy s STATE L Lotlery
Saturday, July 81.
Saturday, July 81.
4 lew lucky ticeets ieft
ssS ooaSatA sB P5t5S s ssSoOcO
Last chance for fortune
Big prizes lett Big prizes for sale.
Tickets ;iO halves ss quarters - S eig6!9s 81 q
r. G. DEVLIN q co. stationers and General Agents,
81 Liberty street. New York
$4,000. -IAi Hos SHA hSS.n4 Lottery
draws every fifteen DAYS.
oa ssiS.a Sf eash s si9Es
p = INV, !, Prizes cashei Circulars tree .,
80 Liberty street, New YORK.
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.
VVANTED-A GOOD Two.YEAR.oLD NEwFOUND.
w land Watch Dogs state price. Address L.. Herald
THE Turf.
AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
& srSad%sy a1 darins s tho running nesting
toga; Fun returns BY Telegraph. French pools open
'"''' . - ~ OLIVER l. MARSHALL, Auctioneer
A UCrIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
or ae aa sr ee1 on TIM
running ut Saratoga Particular attention paid to
ali orders by mail messenger Full returns received
by telegraph; r roo Room open o'coes A. n French
Au9IIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE
street, every morning and evening. on the races at
TkESon POOLS OPEN at IAN, close at 70 noon
WESTERN UNION ihLEGRAPH Office in The room
A1p to orders by mail
KELLY BLISS co.
Monday 1HsssSy wednesday, AusHs and
NoTIoE-FoR The BETTER ACCOMMODATIONS
the sale of French Pool Tickets each race Pool
'00u ''0Aa"Ay anu i"sn'f H. T. FEES JOHNSON
NEW DoRp CLUB GROUNDS STATEN ISLAND
~ The purse tor SATURDAY. o July 81 is ed
Name. A. whalen enters b. IN saftey j. Phillips
b. g. Br Jack, L. Patorsan enters B. IN Modesty, John
Haslett enters e. wilsey Bay. Hvrses to start 80
O'Clock r. NJ. Entrance 10 grounds, 50 cents
d. r. RYERS, Proprietor.
GARAToGA RACES.
FIRST Mating.
SATURDAY. July a.
TUESDAY, July 81
THURSDAY, July %.
SATURDAY, July 81,
- TUESDAY,. August )
SECOND MEETING.
TUESDAY, August 10.
THURSDAY, August IL,
SATURDAY, August IA
TUESDAY, August II.
THURSDAY AUG: at i9.
SAfUkD August Il.
". r. TRAYEks, PRESIDENT
JNO. MORRISSEY, Lessee
G. WHEATLY, secretary.
INVEST SIDE DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CITY.-SAT-
w urday, July 81, at O'Clock r. VI. Purse $10J Tor
horses that never beatl42 H. Lewis enters Handy
Andy j. briscol enters b. Modesty, j. Harper enters
IN. Fanny H., j. Phillips enters b. e. Bay Jack, g..
Walker enters blk. r. First Mace e..
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QUICK TRANSIT FROM NEW YORK TO NIAGARA
FALLS.
FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD.

THE HERALD SPECIAL LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TAdxR x FR %a.s anne Ine ee
sunday morning. via Hudson River and New York
p O'Clock Actual running time 10 hours ana the rate
a p ese the Hahe ~ s rain be-
passenger coaches; also Wagner sleeping and drawing
Passengers by this train ach Chicago ut O'clock
Monday morning. via the Lake shore ami Michigan
southern road by connection at Buffalo, thereby saw
Those desiring to visit Springs can arrive there
q Q O'Clock sunday morning remain II hours at the
SPRINGS and return by the Di1 train sunday evening
A limited number OF tickets will be sold and can be
obtains Eply at he Hersd Gss or On NJ the
N. B.-For particulars and time table see ADVERTISE
ment under heading TRAN ELLEks' GUIDE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
rake Herald Train TO schenectady, where Carriages
will be in waiting to convey passengers TO Saratoga,
Fare from New York, including delightful drive of
20 miles through the country
"A recognizing the terrible extent OF the disaster
which has betalen their neiehbors by the fearful
mission the head OF which stands NJ Ceresole mem
Der of the Federal Council and exPresdent the Con
aid 10 the suerers 6eevng not
only Swiss at home. but also those abroad would be
ameio atng the effects OF the calamity visited
ready and liberal hand to our PEOPLE When sobeced
TO similar vista tons OF Providence the federal
officers to receive contributions and forward the same
the federal Treasury ut Berne from where they Will
Fellow swiss let US, and al, checruIiy render aid
to the ssgnSor IN distress res Gonri6Ions sent to any
will be duly acknowledged JAG Bcrtschman, New
nSt C. Mas5ey ST. LOUIS Henry Enderls, che aSo
I. BertSn' San FRANCISCO; II Ro.enbsrg; Galveston,
VIE. Tenn; H. Meyer, Charleston. = g..
JOHN hTrz, Consul {, General ,l Of switzerland
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A LFRsD LLOYD AJCTIONERk OFFICES 20
"A Broadway, sells mis- day, &C 10 80 IN lots tue Furn
uro contained IN the boarding aud lodging house and
restaurant 1852 West street; large number OF Beds Boil
sters, PILLOWS spring Mattresses BedsteadA Bedding,
Mirrors Tables Chairs also Crockefy, glassware Cut
lery, kliehen Utensils, Counters the contents Of n
rDdtns sale positive DaAlesA invits6
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mo- REWARD-wIIL BE PAID BY THE UNDER.
NO signed for the return to him black leather
travelling Bay contalng ady's toilet articles; also
chrdis photograph In glass aper-welgnt; bag was
marked side, in gilt letters. ~ :. y A." bag was
last the station In saratoga. and
10 have put board the special New York train
leaving there At 8 r. NJ Friday. July l6 1875
JAMES Z. FARGO, 65 Broadway.
New YORK. July 80, 1873.
peO REWARD (ALso NO QUESTIONS ASKED NOR
pOU pursuit Tor the return Of the Watch stolen Sun
day night one month ago from gentleman Third av-
enue car; Leroy fs. Paris mas ers independent
ono, No. 1885; engraved monogram Address
+. b. H., Herald office.
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VVEST SIDE DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CITY.
w urday July 81 at 5 O'Clock r. NJ. Purse $l0J Tor
horses that never H. Lewis enters b. e. Handy
Andy, brisc9l enters b m Modesty Harper enters
Walker enters blk g. First May. d. Mace enters Dr.
Big Bonanza, j. splan enters q. Clover, j. Murphy
ters r. H. Banch W, q Whalon enters b. IN. Safety.
MURPHY 4 HENDERSON, Proprietors.
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HoKsEs. cARnlAuEs. &C.

NNANTED-A SUBSTANTIAL TOP ROAD WAGON;
w Brewster's, SuVer's Duse build Ad-
dress giving particulars, weight and price 4. NJ box
Isl Herald Uptown Braneh Office
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. VERY LIGHT EXTENSION TOP PARK PHAR-
= tons, lust finished Will be sold half price also
six-sea phaeton ,op Buggy $50: Road Wagon equal
new sos; coupe kockaway, $50 ut $50 Third avenue.
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VJTANTED-A GOOD TwOYEAR-oLD NEwFOUND
w land Watch Dog; state price Address L.. Herald
Office.
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UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE
~ New York Turf Exchange Is West Twenty eighth
street, every morning and evening on the races at
Saratoga
FRENCH POOLS OPEN at 7 A. NJ, close at u noon.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH office in the room
gives prompt returns of winners.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID to orders by mail
messenger.
KELLY BLISS 4 CO
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-27
ORGANS.
THE MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS

are the best in the world. They contain the
most valuable improvements known, several
of which are not to be found in any other
organ.
81, FROM OLE BULL.
! have pleasure in testifying to the exc el-
lence of your Cabinet Organs, which seems to
me to excel all instrum snts of tho class l
have ever before seen.
Tho fne quality of tone is in contrast with
that of other reed organs, and the Automatic
Swell, Vox Humane, Resonant Cases, and
other recent improvements are so admirable
as to greatly Increase the artistic value of
this instrument 1t is absolutely charming !;
it sings, plays dances, is melancholy. 1t IL
everything that fingers can make it. Grea t
reduction in prices. Organs rented with priv
iege Of purchase. ~ Send fer illus
trated catalogue. Address G. w. KILLING,
Norwich, Vt. l4-3m
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Boston Cattle Markets.
Corrected weekly by STEVENS BAGLEY


At Cambridge and Brighton, Tor the week
ending ru sd W, March ., 1875
PRICES. Beef Canlc.-Extra fat and heavy
premium 0xen,$95o a 1925; first quality,
$3.50 925; second quality. $6.OOa $50
third quality, $525 SIS per 100 lbs. on total
weight of hide, tallow and dressed beef. A
few choice single pairs, $l0.75. Bulls, ETC.,
$3.50 a 800.
Working Oren.-$l5O 2iO per pair or ac
cording to their value as beef. Steers, $S7 a
$3.50.
Mich Cocs.-Fair quality, $35 So; extra
good, 500 a 95 with or without calves, as may
be agreed farrow and ordinary, $50 40;
yearlings, $40 90; 2-year olds, $ls a 80; g.
year olds, s2Sa As
Shcep.-5!a 6l; extra, g Az fancy lambs
90 per 10. live, or $3.50 a $50 per head.
Shotes.-Wholesale 0 a o; retail, 0 40
per Id. Fat Hogs, a SIC per lib.
Hidcs.-Brighton,S a SIC; country lots u
caltskius ii a l5c. ;pets with wool on $l.0O.
Tallow 81 6; country lots 5 a5I.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-27

NORTH THETFoRD. Howe & Co.
keep goods moving. Low prices is
what they aim at, and the people all
know how to appreciate that policy
in these hard times.
p. w. Silver has bought of A. p.
Slack his house in this village, and
he will thoroughly repair it early in
the spring.
TO our telegraph office has been
added carpet and bracket lamps.
Eugene knows how to do the thing
in style.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-27

FACTS FOR VERMONT TRAVEL
ERs. "Mine host" Foster, of the
Union House, Montpelier, now runs
IA fine carriage to the railrOnd depots
on the arrival and departure of the
various trains, and claims that at
his hotel may be had the best furn-
ished rooms to be found at any host
lerle in the Capital. Commercial
travellers can have their sample
trunks taken at the depot, left at
any place, and returned to the rail-
road Stations at any time desired.
My pOrters will be at the depot on
arrival of trains, bages reading "Un-
ion House Carriage" Guests at the
Union will find that Mr.. Foster acts
Oh the motto Of "rest for the weary
and food for the hungry" Ali is
neat and clean. A good livery con-
nected with the house. The house
is now and has been for the last
eight years kept by GEORGE p.
FOSTER. 34m3