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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

REV GEORGE d. HENDERSON. CHAPLAIN .. s. n.
A telegram received at the Navy Department in
Washington yesterday morning, from commodore
Bryson, commanding the Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire Navy Yard, announces the death OF Chaplain
George d. Henderson, I. SIN, at that place. The
event occurred on Thursday, goth inst Rev.
George D. Henderson was a native OF the State or
New hampshire, bu. he received his commission
as chaplain IN the navy from Kansas. The event
took place on the % OF July. 1864. He served In
the frlgate Wabash. HIS minstrations were zeal
Gus and most useful during some extended
cruises at sed aud when he was employed on duty
on snore. His last cruise was terminated in the
month OF July, In the year 1867.
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THE EPIZOOTIC.

CINCINNATI, May q, 1875.
special despatch so the Enquirer rom Sc.
Louis says an epizootc disease made It's appear
snce there to-day In the Belle Fontaine street car
stables ten horses becoming suddenly affected
and four dying In o short time. the disease made
It's appearance ~ other ponts IN the city during
the day. and at ten O'Clock to-niRht mahy more
horses In the civ were reported sick. The veter'
mary surgeons CONSIDER the disease an influenza
affecting the nervous system something like cefe-
pro-spiuSl meniheiiIs 10 human beings. several
prominent medical men have gwen their opinion
to the eifect that the disease mas been brought on
BY atmospheric influences ana that IL VIII uR-
coubtedlY spread.
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cNcNNATrs TRIBUTE.

UINcINNATI, Nav q, 1915.
An ordinance was introduced in the Board OF
councilmen to-day, and iavorably received, Gre
atinG Board OF Music Han Com mlssioners, and
donating 10 them IN trust the site OF the present
Eek position building for the purpose OF carrying
out the provisions contained In tne recent numb
cent oner OF Reuben X. Springer The proposed
BUILDING VIII be constructor TO accommodate the
0DnuaI Industrial exposition as well as the musi-
cal festlvalR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22
DEATH OF GREY BEARD.

rHE cHEYExSK CBIEy sEoT WHITE ATTEMPT
rva TO FsCAPE.
JAcKsoSviLLE, PA. MAY >, 1885
seventy.thrsc lsdian prisoners under guara
Arrlvcd here THIS Rornlng FL r0re for =. Angus
sine Grey 5esrd. neao cnlel u ne Cheysnnes.
ies9sn out II csr pd3v, near BALDWIN, Fs..
wolfe the train was running thirty miles "a nour.
ne uain wa backed ,rtle ana hail aud GREY
Beard was found IN he bushes ahort 100 yavdt
nom tile road lie ran ana was shot down by ne
2UIrG. the ball passed through his BODY ABOVE
toe Wdirt. a. expired as the train was leaving,
ap0ut Two hours after he was sh0t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22
A.-DR. r. Y. PIERCE. or THE WORLDS

~ v. T
Dlspensary, Buffalo, NJ ", whose family medicines have
won gold opinions and achieved world wide eputa-
ion. patient study aud much experimenting
ceedeu In perfecting compound extract OF smart weed
water pepper that i destined 20 become as celebrated
other medicines Ii its efficacy entirely
the smart weed, which however Is sovereign rene
dial agent but largely happy combination OF that
herb with Janacn ginger and otaer vegetable agents.
The combination such 10 make II very pleasant
remedy take Taken internally 1t cures Diarrnns
Dysentery Tor Bloody FlnN, Summer Complaint, Chol-
era. Cholera MorUns Conc, Cramps and Pain in the
stomach breaks up Colds. Febrile and Inhammatorv
Attacks Is sold by all druggists and dealers In mcdl
~,pa
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THE CHIEF or THE BRITISH CABINET LIKELY
TO 8EsraS-HIs PHYSICAL SYSTEM WEAKEN
MO FROM AGE.
LONDON, May 81 1875.
Tue EE0nef5er mentions rGmor that mr. Dis
rael is 10 resign at the close OF the OF Par
lament, and believes there is foundation for 4,
az the Prem iers disability for continuous work Is
damaging rhe government
An understanding, however. exists among his
supporters that no shall not oe replaced until ne
Voluntarily resigns.
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REGATTA AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsToE, s. G., MAY q, 1875.
fhe whole city was gathered upon the water
'front.' to-day 20 witness the great iouroared
contest OF the sprlrg regatta. Six shells
entered, ana the fact that these included lhe
Palmetto and Vernon crews, which represented
res pecSlvey charleston and Savannah at Sara
tOga last iear gave great interest 70 the race
The crews came in III the following ordcr:-Flrsr,
Carolina; second, Electric; third, Vernon; fourth,
Queen CITY ilitS. Copper.
The Palmetto boar STOOD good cnance OF WIN
ming. bur was swamped when the race was nearly
completed. the regatta concludes fo-morrcw
with the yacnt race for which there are SIX en-
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GLUE FACTORY BURNED.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 81, 81
Coulson's Glus and bone factory, near Green.
mount Cemetery just outside the city limits, was
burned this morning The loss on the building
machinery and STOCK will probably be $4,000; in.
sured as follows In the Black River OF New
York; Old Dominion, OF Virginia. and Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance companies. $l.s75 cacn.
and in the Brewers, Of Milwaukee. and Mer
chants and Mechanics, OF Richmond, Va, $685.
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THE GRAsSHoPPERs.

~. PAUL, MIMI, Nav Il, 1870
TIE Pioneer Press publishes dispatches from
considerable number Of localities In all
parts OF the state relstlye 70 the
grassnoppers. Tho purport OF the re-
ports Is that there are no grashoppers in the
aistrIct devastated by them last year. nor in anJ
part u minnesota, NORTH, south. east or west,
sNccpt 4 very small area. and IN comparatively
vi al numbers, confined TO group OF counties on
ine Great Benz 81 the Minnesota River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22
JOHN MITCHEL's ELECTION.

THE IRISH PATRIOT JUDIcIALLY DESIGNATED "a
FELoN AND AN ALIEN.
DUBLIN, May o., 1875
Judge Keogh, before whom Mr.. Moore's election
petition was tried mas decided that the late John
Mitchell was disqualified from holding seat in
Parliament because he was felon and an alien.
4 motion for appeal 10 the Court OF Common
Pleas was granted and the case will come up
again Eext week.
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FIRE AT COHOES.

CoHoEs, n. T., MAY 81, 1875.
The saw mill, handling shop, polishing room,
finishing and packing departments connected
with tho extensive axe manuracI uring works OF
the Weed h Becker Manufacturing Company were
destroyed by are 81 an early hour this morning.
The building was OF brick, three stories high, and
formed T. The upper story was packed with
goods ready for shipment
The loss Is estimated al $50, 000 fully insured IN
New YORK companies. The ire Is supposed TO
nave been caused by spontaneous combustion. A
large number OF men are thrown out or employ
Ment by the disaster.
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ESCAPE OF A CoUNTERFEITER.
WASHINGTON, Nav q. /,

WASHINGTON, May Il. lS15
despatch was received last evening at the
Secret Service Bureau from Tyler Texas, that the
notorious counterfelter. Pete Mccartney, has
again escap ed from custody while being conveyed
by United states Marshal Purne from Tyler 10
Austin.
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ynoSrrr Troubles own rOn rHs sunHsa.

- I777-T' 7EFI'F WY u ItI7.
special despatch 70 the Repp5ticua nom Kan.
sas City SAYS that General &. II. smith arrived
there tonight from Fort Rney Kan. lie reports
that there are occasional struggling bands OF
lndians IN That vicinity, but believes the frontier
troubles 10 he over for the summer. SIX com.
panics o. the sixth cavalry started to-day from 70
Lyon TO reIeye the Flfth iuiantry, a portion or
wDlcn will meet them at santa Fe.
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MrNYns' HOUSES BURNED.

louisville, Pa, May 81, 1878.
IRE in the vicinity or the Elangowan coliery
DESTROYED twelve miners houses this morning.
The men are out working against the flames and
the remaining houses nave been saved They
report The heat lntense and The smoke verS dense.
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CENTRAL ASIA.

RUSSIAN GOVERNMENTAL ADMINISTRATION N
CONQUERED TERRITORY.
LONDON, May q, 1876
A special despatch 70 the Morning Post an
nounces that General Kaufman mas returned 70
1urkesran aud resumed the Governorship.
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THE BLACK HILLS.
AN ExrEnI1Ios or MINERS CAPTURED BIZ THE
TROOPS
Stock CRY, Iowa, May IL 1875.

SfOrx CITY, Iowa, May u. 1875
courier Gust arrived reports tnat Gordonis
train consisting OF forty-seven four.mule teams
ana 10 well armed men. were captured on the
18Th inst. bv detachment OF tairty seven soldiers
from Fort Randall, DAKOTA Territory, and are now
~ rov,e 20 tnai post IN charge Of troops. 40
resistance was. offered 10 the troops The
pClnt where the panty was captured il Ia Ne.
braska, some $50 miles west OF this, ana lortv
miles south OF tne Indiah reservation. TIE party
nsd gwen up ne pIes Of going 20 the Black Hitls
ana conclndef 10 move on TO no Rig Horn conn.
try until the nlNs were thrown 0pen.
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1T Is NOT UNUSUAL FOR PATIENTS SUFFER
ing from diseases for which sulphur baths recon-
mendcd travel thousands OF miles To avail themselves
OF sulphur bathing 1ney would ind IL less expensive
buy GLENNs SULPHUR SOAR and b: the al home sold
everywhere. Depot CRIT IN OS'S, No. sixth av.
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INTERNATIONAL METRIC CON
VENTION.
PARIS. May u, 1875.

PARIS, May n, 1873.
An International Metric Convention was signed
10 his city yesterday b. tre representatives OF all
the Powers which participated in the conference
IN the meIrlc system.
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A.-UNNATURAL REDNESS OF THE NOSE
untincy wrinkles the face. moles and warts
permanently cured. without emitting, by DIR. II. G.
PERRY, ~ Bond street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show The changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours,
In comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Huunut's
Pharmacy, HERALD buildings
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMITIES
successfully treated BY Dr. ; \, MARSH, principal 81
the late frn Marsh Co. At his old Office NO. 2Nesev
street As:or cus. opposite 81. Pants church No con.
nection with any other Office in this city.
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A.-FoR MORN PATCHE-. FREcKLEs AND

tan your druggist FOR PERGY'S Morn AND FRRrKLE
LOTION; IL is reliable. For piinpes on tue face black
heads. o nesnworms, PFnRY's IMPROVED CoHkpoNK
REHKDY the great akin medcine or consult
Dr. n. &. PERRY, ~ Bond street. New York.
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FRANCE.
THE ASSEMBLY, TO ELECT NEW COMMITTEE or
THIRTY.

PARIS, May II, 1876.
NM, Laboulaye, Cezanne, Washington and
vachcrot and the o+her remaining members OF the
Committee OF Thirty have resigned and new
committee will be elected on tuesday, 10 which
Minister Duiaure's bills Will be referred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22
LOUISVILLE RACES.

LOUISVILLE, May 81, 1875.
The nfth days races OF the Louisville Jockey
Club were run in the mud. drencning ram pre-.
vailed throughout the forenoon and during tho
contests making the track exceedingly heavy.
Notwithstanding inc uniayorabe weather. the
attendance was large, the main attraction being
tnr race Tor me Gentlemens Cup.
FIRST RACE.
TIE TENNESSEE STAKE. Tor tWo-year-olds; So
entrance =. p. (winners Of the Louisville LADIES'
III Alexanaer stakes 70 carry lbs. extra assoc
ciaiIan TO s1d $50; $500 10 second horse Dasn or
tlrr quarters Of mic. Thirty entries; fifteen
wpl,ams ana Owings' Oh. {. Creedmoor, ~
Asteruid out u nap. TARGET. BY ktneman.... !
q. W. stewards q. c. Tecues, ny IMP. General
Atnal out or VOlgA, ~ mn. Glencoe.
I T. Nlcnol'~ 4. u NaRrant. oy virgil. out Or
lay, ~ mp Scl man ...-...... y
CI. {. Glasgow, ~ War NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
l,ardneris en-. by Lexington.
Hudsons 81, Z 10y Planet.... ..''.-........'....
IN. 4. hH'lutsuc' ~ ilautt. .........-...
D. I. GRIT. bY Melbourne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
tInh's ". {: hy Virgil. .........-...--........
Tn. G. Russ Butler. ~ War n5nce.............. =
h. 4. acdiJior. ~ Daniel Boone. ............... 2
e. = Ceyiun, ~ Asterod ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Z. q Nirgil, ~ Nirg
{. c. Melnotte. ~ Melbourne.
rlme :2,E
In the pools ust before me race Creedmoor was
the favOrite. rom tine TACT OF his having
previously made GOOD time m rnud. the favorite
Won easily ~ Two Lengths.
~EcOND RACE.
TBE GENTLEMEs'~ 1uP, value $3.50; members OF
tais or any other club % roe: 100 lbs. minimum
weight Dash q one mic ana one-eighth. Three
entities: two started.
A. filgg Moss, Of the Louisville Jockey Club,
A
Major ionu y. coster, United states Army Of the
America Jockey Club, rlGtng OXmore.........
Timc-2:l1ts.
Misfortune came IA only 4 neck ahead.
THIRD RACE.
ASSOCIATION PURSE, 5000; mile heats; $50 10
second horse -Four entrees oil started.
6 J. Salyer's III Bruce, years py In
,. Iioya;s Manssii syears. BY Jack Malone. .
4. B. Cheatham's Vanderbilt, years, BY
Ndndal..--... .............. ais.
J. ". Weidonis Little FiirL years, BY liver
Time, :52--l :5Sk.
Bill Bruce was The faYorite IN the pools against
the ned, and Won both heats easily.
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A.-BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
Finh avenue, corner OF Fintieth stree :

Opposite tue Cathedral.
Location high ground, splendid outlook
the Central Park Grand Central Depot aud IN close
proximity 10 many OF the prominent churches and
schools an especially desirable residence families
will be complctc ted by September next.
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A.-IATs FOR GENTLEMEN: SUMMER STYLES
Lowest prices ]. bRNENWEIN,
ila NASSAU street, near Spruce street
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FIRE AT TRENTON, N. J.

Ore broke out late on Wednesday night last in
Speeler's pottery, Trenton. ~ J., and destroyed
property to the value Of about 5000 IL origin
ated IN the boiler room OF the pottery, and is sup
posed 90 have Dcen accidental. The property was
m ho liza wirU
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ENGLAND.

a PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION CARRIED Br TIE
LIBERALS
LONDON, May % A. NJ.
W. Fuller Maitland, liberal has been returned
60 Parliament for BrecknocA
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
corner Fulton avenue ana Boerum street.
Dnen from A. NJ los .. W
ON SUNDAY from tn 2 r. n.
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ALL SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY
cured.-For terms send sc. 10 DR.. VAN DYKE, 1881
Green street. Phi adelphia IA.
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A-BAYBERRY AND woRMwooD

A.-BA1BEKKI AND WUKMWUUD FUh UHESS-
ing the hair; purely vegetable: absolutely free from
mineral e.emcnts: harmless water; cleanlv and
agreeable Prepared only by Dr. Is. q. PERRY ~ Bond
bottle
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A.-SCALP DISEASES AND COMPLAINTS.
dandrun falling, loss and untimely hair
By the special treatment Of DR. h q PERRY, No. ~
nOnu street York.
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YACHTING NOTE.
OBITUARY.

tacht a. N.Y.Y.C., parsed Newcastle Del, on
her way TO Philadelphia, on Thursday evening.
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DESHLFR;s PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
Remedy Tor CHnJs FEvsR AEs NsLARIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

A PERSONAL ENEMY OF THE GERMAN PREMIER
DISCHARGED BIZ THE BELGIAN JUDICIARY.
BRUSSELS, May 81 1875.
The tribunal at Liege. which has had the alleged
plot TO assassinate Prince Bismarck under lnves-
hgation, has dismissed the charges against pu.
nheanA
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DIsRAELTs PREMIERSHIP.
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THE sHAwANaUNK MOUNTAINS.

LAcKAwANNA, Pa, NAV 81, 1875.
Thespring forest fires winch are usually looked
upon with a grim indifference by the inhabitants
OF Luzerne Wayne, Carbon, Monroe and Pike
counties IN TINS State, are this year assuming
alarming proportions and in every township Of
these districts Tonight squads OF muscular young
men Will be organized TO go out ana nrnt the IRE,
drink cider and appleJacS and be entertained BY
the farmers whose homesteads are now in serious
paril.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

NEW EDITOR, NEW CONTRIBUTORS
Posms bv John Brougham aud
william Winter.
Speeches by Fernando Wood, ~. a
Florence, Barney Williams and a. y
/ sullivan.
All news sfs1tr Price 10 csnia
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FRrr rX,rRsIoNs ri GARDE

EvERDELIlS. 500 BROADwAI.-ELEGANT
WKppls6 and BALI CARDS. me NoTK PAPERS; EyeRAv-
IKE aud PnINrlsc description Established lsss
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A PERFECT ADoNfs a new novel by the author
"Rutledge, one OF the best and popuar books
the day. ssaPrlce 81 So
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NEARLY READY.
SHfFTLESS FOLK An undilutef love story, ~
Christabcl Goldsmith Widow Goldsmith's Daushterl
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Average ttmpeTHvUTe yCsIeTuAE ............. 7
Average temperature for corresponding date
In Of Won
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BISMARCK AND BELGIUM.


pnussrAN nrpERLALrsr sTRATEox AGAINST KrNo
LEoPoLDs MINISTRY
LONDON. May q, 1875.
A special correspondent OF the Daily Telegraph
eeports that the German Ambassador at Brussels
hss been instructed TO request the Belgian gov
eminent TO prohibit religious processIons. and
that the Object OF this maneuvre l. the overthrow
Of the Belgian Cabinet.
The correspondent guarantees the accuracy OF
the report.
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ECCB FFMIEA; OR, rHE WOMAN Goa sinru
larry ntere sting and boldly written by Cuyer Pine
author Of MARY Bra ndeGee, 2 6c .tsPrice. 81 50
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co SEE THE BIG TR0T TO-DAY At FLEET
wood. Hopeful. Kansas chief and sensation.
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EvERDELIs, so2 BRoApwAY.-ELEGANT
WNpplse and BALL CARDS. fne NoTK PAPERS EsCRAv-
and PnINrrse q every description Established is''
FREE EXCURSIONS TO GARDEN CITY PARK
week DAYS ste ~ aud on sundays At o'clock r. NJ.
Improvements heug made by Mr.. A. r. stewart At Gar
as S S Sn SG o @s aae
publishing store 355 Third avenue, corner Twenty sixth
s'lee1 -" iofA- ------
co SEE THE BIG TRoT TO-DAY At FLEET
wood. hopeful Kansas chiefand sensation.
LORD 4 TAYLOR, GRAND AND cHRYsrIE
EnSi:s .C BOD sr",ssI, and q
LEON DUMAS Eau MERvEILLEUsE IS NOT
s II ~ ~, .nes Ss,o o9r 'ps
Twenty nth street
LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUsE RE-
moves al Wrinkles Try IL No swest twenty atn s.
LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUsE oB-
i.rs,.. rnacs ;pa makes The oomssSiOn briss
teal Price, Al per bottle.
METAL TRUSS BLACKsMIrHs MADE MIS-.
take IN abusing fHE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, ess
always bad fer cookrcsche' 70 quarrel With boosters
orr roR rURoPE--DoN,T GO WITHOUT A
KtoS HtI 81 tns atsss s,ys lis sQas eanuo be foana
Ro rsf''e' 4 IL II "'''1 = II = ~ " '''Hu'
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. CLEANSE YOUR SYS-
tem-uss tia old aud reliable family medicine, hTatfs
Lax BAisAx. tho condrcror % rheumatism gont ueu.
rs4ia scrofs, AG. Depot 80 Grand street. view York
TO SECURE GOOD HEALTH AND RELIEF
fron, coughs ami colds PoargR's CoUsa bALSAs.
THE WEAK, THE WORN AND THE WEARY
shnud take PERUvAS SynuP II gives strength and Ngor
WIGS TouPEEs, &c. RAUcHFuss. PRAC
ticai Wig Maker and importer n HUsAN HAIR No A
Fast Twelfth street. near Broadway.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ALICIA wARIOCH--A Mystery.
"A The most thrilling scnsatiOun story written.
~ WfLKIE COLiISS
Paper. 20 cents; cloth, 81 TO-
Just uoliyhcd by wM 4. GIL A Co. Boston.
Nailed post paial
ANCIENT AND MODERN BooKs-ENGLIsH AND
"A foreign, pnoiogy. &C. Examinations invited.
AYPLEfoN's Autiausnum, 10 Third -, nesr Bower
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OF NEW NOVELS.

"A
MAD MARRIAGE.-An INTENSITY exciting s.w
novel by May Agnes Fleming, author OF .0uy Ears
courts Wife, "A Wonderful Woman Terrible -
oret," &C. ..sPriee al u.s.
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WOMAN IN ARMOR-An admirable romance
marked originality. by Mary HartwclL
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lust PUBLIsHED-"rHK TEETH; HOW TO PRE-
.. them, when lost how replace them dree
from the author DR. r. J. ROBERTS, surgeon DentiS.
q Bond street, new York. Free bv mail for Scents.
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LORD a TAYLOR, GRAND AND CHRYsrIE
streets.
English body Brussels. - and ~ Is
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WIGS. TOUPEES, &C.. RAUCHFUSS. PRAC
teal Wig Maker and importer n HUMAN HAIR No A
Twelfth street, near Broadway.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-31

TIE DI>ING-Roo TABLE - Charles
E,a,tlakc in his "IIin,s on Household
Taste" having condemned the modern cx
tension table rs weak ?nl Insecure, and
necessarily inartistic. al s:
4 dininw-room is Il room to dine in
Whether there are few or many people
seated for the purpose. the table might
we'll be kept of IN uniform length; and Il
space i an object. it is always possible t"
u- in its stead two small tables, one ot
them being tittcl with flap leaves, bur
each on four legs These tables might be
placed end 10 end when dinner parties are
riven and one of them would suffice for
family Use, while the other with its flap
leaves folded down mi lght stand against
the wall or be used elsewhere. Tables OF
tbs kind might be solidlv and stoutly
framed, 80 rs to last for ages, and become.
as all furniture ought tc become, an
heirloom in the family. When a man
buiI,ls himself hou-e on freehold land. he
does not intend that it shall only last his
lifetime: he brqueaths it in sound con
+ ,lirion to posterity. We ought to be asha-
med of furniture which is continually being
rcpllccd At all events we cannot take any
interest in snch furniture In former days
VIII n the principles of good joinery were
really understood, the legs of such Il large
tab!.. AS that of the dining-room woul,
h,ve been made of a very different form
from the lumpy, petr-shaped things o
modern use