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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-14

tho best variety Of Clnch0na or Peruvian Bark,
first came into general use on account OF re-
markable cure performed by 1t on the Countess
del Chinchon, at Lima, who, after her recov-
cry, distributed a large quantity OF 1t TO the
Jesults, in whose hand 1t acquired great rep
utation, that charitable prelate, Cardinal de
Lugo, having purchased 1t at great expense for
the benefit OF the religious poor ut Rome. IL is
combined with aromatics in a delicious cordial
in DR.. Wheeler's Compound Elixir of Phos-
pilates and Calisaya, n remedy OF extraordinary
efficacy In restoring constitutional vigor, and
repairing the worn out frame, whether used up
by mental worry, over-worR, excesses and bad
habits, or debilitated by Frustrating diseases.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-14


The New York World, on the morning
or viSOtiou, spOl>U " ti4~ attitude vf tho
OHIO democracy thusly 'Tfhe strange po-
g litical masquerade which, under the lead
s. of few fantastic harlequns, has been
confusing the senses of the Ohio people
:" and exciting the curious wondermept of
" the whole country for the last few
months, comes TO an end'-and that end
it said would and ought to be defeat. We
take it that, unwlttingly, the World has
described the attitude of the democracy of
the country upon other questions than
financial ones wherever they have been in
power or have had the opportunity of
showing themselves. In congress, at the
last session, it INDUCED itself IN filibuster-
ing and opposing all necessary legislation.
In New Hampshire, it counted out state
senators and counted in members Of con-
gress. one act showing the dishonesty Of
the other. In Missouri, it turned the cold
shoulder to Carl Schurz, who won them
their victory, and supplanted him with
Cockerell. In Pennsylvania, tsent Wal
lace to the senate. In Ohio, it legislated
adversely to the public schools. In Illinois
its Legislature would have dsgraced a mob.
Everywhere, when IN power, it belied Its
professed principles and played "strange
political masquerade" and it deserved
the defeat which it has met with. As
Governor Fenton well said, all the indica
lions within the democratic party ''pont tC
=" the supremacy of unworthy sway, ant
" tend to rcpel the hopes which nigh
" otherwise center in it, and 80 we had {
pretty unmistakeable indication, Tuesday
that the country is through with thu
thought Of again entrusting these "fantas
" tic harlequins" with power. .....
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-14
Distinguished American Lady
Don Piatt writes TO the Capitdl


We met friend in Trouville, the fash
ionable summer resort here, who gave us
not bad item. The landlord or the hotel
said to our friend
81 have a distinguished American lady
in my house."
"Ah, indeed !" exclaimed our friend,
land what is her name ?"
"Madame Mansfield" was the enthusias-
tic reply "and she is very distinguished.
She receives earls, dukes and princes"
Our friend put on his thinking cap, He
turned over all the Mansfields he had evel
heard of. At last he cried
"Josie Mansfield !"
"Ah! you know her Z"
"By reputation only"
"She is very extravaganza very ex
travagant She changes her dress four o.
five times in twenty-four hours, dimes il
her room Ia carte, and has broiled CHECKER
every day."
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-14
MANY PERSONS

Would like beautiful Cottage organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot afford ". II they
could only see the splendid new styles Of Estey
organs, and then learn what easy terms of pay
ment they could have, they would buy at once.
Organs are rented until the rent pays for them.
No possible risk. The Estey leads the world
II you wish for catalogues, prices or terms,
write the General Agent,
GEORGE Q. DAY.
novl0d1y Rutland, vt.
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man has ever discharged the duties of the
Office with more fidelity than the present
incumbent, and he bears him no i'll will for
supplanting him at the county convention
last year. The present high ballf had sup
posed that Mr.. Capron felt disturbed at his
defeat, as he needed the fees of the office
to educate his children.
The high baliff lives in hope Of further
honors, as Rutland county honors her
faithful servants. She has an ex-sheriff
for assistant judge and an ex-high bailiff
for foreman of the grand jury, and the
present incumbent hopes to 30 discharge
his duties that on his retirement he may
receive the office of notary public. $.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA. 1876.

The democracy don't initiate worth a
cent, and they can now meet and truthful
" resolve that the contraction" of the de-
mocracy heretofore made by the republi-
e" can party, and the further contraction
proposed by it" has "already brought
=" disaster to the democratic party "and
" threatens it with general bankruptcy and
g r,,i,,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-14

Mr.. X. M. Stoughton of Royalton, the
father OF Mr.. Horace Stoughton who was
killed on the Central Vermont railroad,
died one week after his sons death at the
age of "a. IA 90 w's'.as S, -
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STOP TUAT COIrGU

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Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound.
Nothing that we have ever sold acts so prompt
ly and effectually in coughs, colds, hoarseness,
sore throat asthma. and all diseases OF the
throat, lungs and chest, leading TO cousump-
ton. II is certain cure for whoOping cough
and Group. Contains no opium and is pleasant
to take. COugh-worn victims whose lungs are
wracked and torn with paroXysms that threaten
to choke them, Will find speedy relief In Its use.
Trial size 10 cents. Ask for DR.. Norris Syrup;
take no other. For sale by A. W. Higgins or
L. G. Lewis. 1an19d&w1y
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Postoffice Department Finances

The following statement of the receipts
and expenditures of the postc flee depart
ment for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1875, has just been prepared for the an
nual report
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For two days business has been very
brisk with us. AT one dock we have had
two steamers, the Lafayette from France
and the Caribbean from Liverpool. The
former brought the cargo of another
steamer of the line which was obliged to
leave 1t at one of the West Indian ports, as
she suffered severely in the recent hurri-
cane, and this morning the dock, Which is
over three hundred feet long, was piled up
with freight almost to the caves and only a
narrow passage way was kept open for the
workmen. All day long about one hun
dred men have been steady at work, re-
ceivlng cargo and also delivering to the
ships, and II has been quite an interesting
sight to watch them ZONE and go, singing.
whistling and hollering. Inever saw men
work much better than they have today,
as there has been no loafng and all have
tried to see how much they could do, md
tonight there are but few packages on the
dock, and by tomorrow night the steamers
| will have received their cargoes and started
on their return trip. Mr.. White has taken
| the principal supervision Of the work and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
CANDIDATES AND NOMINATIONS.

The adjourned Convention of the Anti-Jam-
many Democrats Of the With Senatorial District Uet on
Saturday evening at No 755 Broadway, John y Savage
presiding The delegations from the seyera Assembly
Districts presented the following candidates VIM Sea-
man, Gov. BrOome James ID. McClelland Isaac Rob
inson and Michael Larkn. One after another the cand
dates were withdrawn and finally the nomination OF
mittee was appointed to wait on Mr. McClelland and
tender him the nomination. They soon returned WIN
the nominee who thanked them Or the honor conferred
ppOn him and accepted the nomination.
In the With Assembly District the nOmina-
ton OF Csspar A Baden. the Republican candidate for
BenatOr approved by the AntiIarnmany Democrats
The Essex County Republican Convention at
Newark on Saturday nominated VIM H. Kirk for Senator
and David j. Garfield for Sheriff In speech accepting
the nomination Mr. Kirk said he would support the State
institutions and oppose encroachments by sectsIlan
bodies OF whatever denomination.
The Tammany nominating Conventions on
Saturday evening nominated the following: lid Assem-
b5y District, James slevin; Xth Assembly District
John 0utb; XIth Assembly District, Alfred Pell.
II having been reported that Kneeland s.
Townsend the regular Republican nominee for the As
sembly from Richmond County, proposed TO withdraw
from The canvass In favor OF George W. Ellis the lnde-
Dendcnt Democratic candidate MT Townsend gives no
Uce that ne will not withdraw his name under any CIR
euDstanees.
The Republicans of the Lat Assembly Dis
,at " ycschossr County, eemprisnS the city Of fon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
CIVIL. NOTES.


An applcaton on behalf Of Walter X. Wool
and Charles II. Williams for a mandamus TO compei
Auditor Jackson and Controller Green 10 audit bills ana
issue bonds o pay the REALTORS $3.50 for work on the
Third District Courthouse denied on Saturday by
Judge Donohue in Supreme Court, Chambers.
Col James +. kerrigan was again brought
before Judge Lawrence In Supreme Court Chambers on
Saturday for his contempt Of Court IN refusing
10 testify before the Board OF Police Commissioners, M
required by the Cours subpoena Col Kcrrigan wcred
that he Appeared before the oard but was ordered ont
He started To go there second day, and was Informed
nv n friend that Board had adjourned. The counsel
for the Police Board claimed that the first statement was
false and the other Judge Lawrence referred
the Ia Mr. Cole to ascertain and report me facts
A suit has been begun in the Marine Court
against the scrbbers Club and ito chief members by
81 W. Crossley for Sj4 30 for carpets furnished in
April 10 the club
CRIMINAL NOTES.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday John
Nolerau 900 bail for feoaioas assault on
samuel otto Of No Ia Esser whom he stabbed In the back
The trial of Doan the alleged murderer If James
setdown for today befOrp Judge Barrett IN the court
II and TeIner and the trial VIII proceed u the Plea 10
the Grand jury iBCp"scd by Doans counsel IS oVeiueh
Some years ago I.ouis ErpensteIn OF Rondoui, y.
charged with giving John Gibbons OF THIS city worm
less check 81, the National Bank VI RondOut llfl-
stein before hs arrest could be effected He
turned fcH daNs ago and arrested On saturday w Dc
tecyes OCOnn0r ami Field OF DistrctAtorn'y Phelss
Office.
tfor Decisions aud CaIrndars Ttird Png>.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
GRADES OF CORN.

The following grades of corn under the new
grading rules have been established by the Committee on
Grain Of the New-York Produce Exchange: l. White
Corn; q Yellow Corn; 3. Mixed Corn; 4. Low Mixed
Corn: D. Steamer Corn; q. No Grade Corn.
White Corn must be sound, dry plump, and well
cleaned an occasional eored grain shall not deprive it
o tbi. grade Yellow must be sound dry, plump,
and wei cleaned; an occasional white red grain shall
not DEPRIVE II this grade. Mixed Corn must be sound
dry and reasonably clean. Low Mixed Corn must he
sound dry and reasonably clean but IN color unsuitable
Ia rair mixed corn Steamer Corn viii include corn
Of he first four grades in quality IN condition II may 10
slightly soft damp but must be cool Al SOFT damp
corn warm or inferior To quality, described steamer
corn" shall be called grade"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25

Grand CcHial -Vice-PTesdent Henry Will
SON Po1m1a House-Ilichard H. irwin Of san Francisco
Njcolis HoteIRishop Henry ~ Pierce Of Ahansas me
Hon A. c. Catel Of jersey, and Count DlnSychf Oh
Italy RIM frenue Hotci- Bishop W. W. Niles of New
liam hire; Col W H. oi 81 Louis Judge stanley
AIaews Of Cincinnati Gov Asahel PEEK Of Vermont Con
troer Hayes o. Chicago aad Henry Wells 81 AURORA D.
y. Hfad,oT hoiti-GuV. John j. Bagley of MlcHlgaI
Er1Ten IfO,ss-pr r. II. griffin OF Williams COLLEGE
fb>mGfle HotfiBishop Joseph & Talbot Of Indiana ana "
Van den Nest Secretary the Belgian Legation ~ Washing
ton Brcroor: Louse-E II. King Of London 1t.'s H9asc
Edwin Ronth ~ Jnaes If0isi-EX-tioy. T. VI. MctOok Of
CoIoriio .. Weirogoldaa Hsfet-Wiliam W: wright OF
Geneva y CIaread0a HOiciMr-. - Siddols ii0ft
Eru1SricJ,- Major j. W. Powell Of Washington.
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nRAMRACK ON SIfGAR.

The Commission appointed to consider the
drawback on sugar, which holds daily sessions at the
Cnsom-hou-e received the following dispatch from the
Secretary OF the Treasury saturday, in reply to let
ter sent by them Friday evening: Restore former
rate Of drawback all sugar purchased at any time ana
shipped pending the investigation"
This rev order caused considerable excitement in the
sugar trade the effect OF it will be 10 increase the
drawback payable TO - "a per 100 pounds Of refined
hard sugar. instead OF So 81 according to the recently
promu zated order member Of the Commission SAID
on Saturday that they had decided 10 keep secret ever!
thing that occurred in the investigation They wanted
o get at the OF mems business and II tine results
of their examination made known merchants
would refuse TO testify.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
SUITS AGAINST VIM. MoLLER 4 SONS.

Suit has been begun i'll the Supreme Court
by Jules sszerac against the firm Of William Moer
sons for 81 577 TO- adavits charging that Mr. Mol
ler with intent deraud his creditors had conveyed
away last June his real estate TO his daughters and that
he had obtained credit by representations III March last
that hs real estate was worth Ss7OOOO and that the
profits OF his last years business were over ssoooo
against Mr. MOllers property Joseph " OnstlNa Henry
Beste, and Moses TAYLOR Co nave also pfouRh' tuT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
RESULTS OF THE REGISTRY.

GOAL NUMBER on NAMES RECEIVED 44,934-
CONTROLLING INILUENCtS IN THE DltFLRENf
DISTRICTS.
The registration of voters for the present
rear closed on Saturday There registered fol the
onr DAYS total Of IA 93i voters The following IL the
lor,strr hN Assembly, Districts:
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\EM- WORK. CITY.

The Permit Bureau issued so permits last week.
The receipts at the Booksellers Fair on Saturday
were large.
During last week there were 80 deaths and 49,
births.
The Post Office sold So, 500 worth OF stamps last
week.
The Convention of Locomotive Engineers con-
tinned in session o saturday
An average of 1900 900 day was received for
taxes during the past week
The failures OF Jacob Feldman, shirt manufacturer,
al No 10 Walkers aud Of T. hotlsh"ishi dealer III ponce
caps reported on saturday.
The foreign mail dispatched ON Saturday III the
steamers Germanic Main Gulf stream and Anchoria,
sisted OF ~ $40 letters, and ~ bags OF newspapers
The boats Of the Stonington Line for Boston viii
hereafter leave wharf the foot OF jay St. at $50
instead Of p Tie steamers for Providence also change
today their ime OF departure 10 ! p ~
Another of the lectures finance, under the
auspices Board OF Trade will bo given at Cooper IN
this evening. COL Wm NJ Gr"svenol OF 81 LOUIS VIII
be the lecturer.
In tbe second contest of the intercollegiate Liter
airy Association, Johns College will be represented in
Oraiory by A. Meyers jr in Greek by DAVID IT, hun ann
in Mathematics by ]. +. Jones'
Another of the Iaro lcather-backed turtles was
caught Friday in shponnd at East Ma1en l. l., ana
found lis way 10 Fnon Market whence i was sent to me
etrr and weighed 900 pounds
The sal arics of captains Of the Bremen line of ocean
steamers have been reduced from 81 200 per
II l. expected of these officers will resign The
The captains IN other lines are ad from siSoo 10 fZ'oo ana
according To seniority.
Myer Hoffman, Charles y. Dreshfeld, and Charles
Brownod Saturday filed assignment for the benefit of
edors Herman Mryels being heir ssssHee BENJAMIN H.
W Niscman.
new pilot-boat has been added TO the fleet OF the
New Jersey sandy Hook Pilot Board called te Thomas
ID Harrison No =. The $1,000. Her length over
ali feet depth Of hold feet, making her measure
ment 1874 tons.
In consequence of complaint from the Superin-
tepdeut OF Washington Market all cuTsone aud tneant
vendors Saturday from within 800 yards Of the
and refused arrested AND taken
before Justice OtterbOug, who discharged them with
warning.
The Board Of Public Works has begun the I'M
pIovenen Tompkn- Square The center will he left as an
ample parado ground the northeast raised seats
900 people will be built The other will he laid
walks fowerbods lawns and groups 0i rubbrIy ana
i'm the southwest viii be a stand. Surrounding
the will be- planted three OF shade Trees al
terDating lamp posts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
COUNT PROCEbDIAGS.
PETER B. sWEENY'S ANSWER.

A DENIAL OF KNOWLEDGE OF THE PLINDEE AND
ANY SHARE IN II.
The answer of Peter Il. Sweeny To the SUIT
brought against by the people of the State of New
York has been served by his counsel on Wheeler H. Peck
ham the motion for "a bill Of particulars having failed
The suit was for the 957 So which II the basis OF
the six millions suit against Tweed ana ato Tor tn' sA
warrants amounting TO $933,di0 A which were made
the basis of the suit against Tweed for mion
both these claims being included in one against MI
sweeny The charge both is that swceny cohSpired
with Watson 10 defIaud the city through The machinery
of the Board Of Audit and the ordinary financial ma
chnery the city and shared in the proceeds OF te
fraud
The answer OF the defendant admits the organization
of the Board of Audit but denies any knowledge of the
submitting Of false claims TO it, He any knowledge
or information that such claims pretended OF fraud
uent or fictitious that they falsely alleged To
be liabilities of the County OF New-Iork
The verifcation OF the answer Is made by John McKeon
Mr. sweenys counsel on the ground that Mr. Mckeon IL
thoroughly acquainted with the facts, and that MI.
sweeny is still in France where he had gone before this
suit was brought Mr.. Pecklam immediately served
notice OF trial Of the suit the first Monday OF NOVe-
Der.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25

kers tho OF Westchester and the Old towns Oh "o'
risapis, West Farms. and Kingshridge held = conver
ton at Yonkers yesterday afternoon for me lnf'se "
nominating Mcmber Of Assembly Ernt hal. ., wv,
risania was elccted Chairman George II. Foster Was
unanimously declared 10 BE- the choice OF the Coh'eh'oh
The Anti-Tammany Democrats on Saturday
evening nominated the following; iVth Assembly DIS
t,ict James slavin xXth Assembly District George n
Phelps.
The Republicans Of the LIST Assembly District
have anproved the nomination of Michael Madgan the
AntiTammany candidate. 800
Joseph II. Thomas has received the Republic
can nomination for Member of Assembly from the WIN
District, in Brooklyn, Il. ID.
The Republicans of the Ist Judicial District
have approved the nomination of John Callahan tah'-
Tammany) for Civil Justice.
The Republicans of the With District also
have approved tho nomination of VIM. ii. Kelly ANU
Tammany).
The Republican Convention of the lNth
Judicial District met Saturday evening at Concorda
Hail. IN Avenue A. John Iaor having declined Inc nom
nation John A. Dinke the anti Tam,nany nominee, re-
ccivcd the unanimous vote of the Convention as cand
date for Civil Justice.
The With Aldcrmanic District anti-Ianl-
many Convention met on Saturday evening at No. Z
Delancey-st. A letter read from George = SeuiD'
declining to be candidate for Alderman Committee
was appointed 10 call on Vim. OConncll and t. keisc
mann, and see whether either wond accept the hoin'
ton.
The Committee of Twenty-One OF the anti
Tammany Democratic organization have received let
ter John g. Hyatt, accepting the nomination for
Aderman-at-Iargc.
The Republicans have nominated, as candl-
date for School Commissioner Of the LIST District OF West
chester County Joseph H. Palmer OF lonEers the pres
en incumbent.
The Republican primaries, at Elizabeth, NJ D.,
have nominated the following FOR Councilmen;
First Ward W. j. Jones; Second Ward, j.. J. Hurley;
Third Ward, O.. w. Christopher; Fourth Ward, j. +.
Marsh: Fifth Ward g. Harvey Cory sixth Ward VIM
Smith; seventh Ward Henry Aiken Eish'h "aru 'oo
Ogden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25

assine. the firm On the saue day Moller sons FLED
with the County Clerk an asfiRDmeht 10 JoteP " "o'"
win for the benefit OF their creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
HONE NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT HuDNUTS N
BROADWAY.
81 Moor, IS. M, 10' Ntdnie't, tS
highest fHnng tIG day, 10. Lowest 56.
Average 81 SAM day, 49,; J6+'
, CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ABSTRACT OF RrroEr FOR THE ENDING Al p. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
A LEGAL QUESTION CONCERNING REGISTRATIONS.

A LEGAL QUESTION CONCERNING REGISTRATION.
An application for mandamns, to compel
the inspectors OF election in the Nineteenth Election Dis
trct of the XVIh Assembly District to register Stephen
C. pnr1y was made on saturday to Judge Lawrence in
Supreme Court Chambers and denied. Mr. Pnrdy moved
into the district Oct A. that unless both that day and
election day counted he lacked the necessary 80
days residence constitute vote in the district Judge
Lawrence do not think the rclaOr Il entitled 10
include the day when he moved into the district an
the day of election for the purpose Of making out resi-
deuce OF 80 the district and emitting linn u vote
IL would contrary To the rule prov ided by statue III
OF her cases include both days ana also contrary Ia lie
cjsOus in sOmew hat analogous cases"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25

FINE DISTINCTIONS" don't say that the
eVgs Won sold me the other day were bad" said man
the day 10 his grocer but think the hen mat
laid them must lave been pretty sick"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
POLICE NOTES
John o'Bdcn, age 81, of Eiehty-iilst,sf. and the

John OI,Iicn, age 81 of Eehty-hr'i-S'. ana me
Boueyard fell into the sewer At oh,iundtfi and ioft-
seventh and one hundred ant forty cghi ats. vIe ntoAi
ci r NJ IN. yesterday. lie was found dead IA e sewer Al
1870 A.
James BOYLE age IS fell from the top of the Man
bafan IInn Works az hundred andr'y third ST. ami
Hudson River Saturday afternoon and diet about ~ D. H.
\ woman. age "a. five feet i'll hight, with short
hl hair and black eyes, fcl the water ast evening AT
Pier q, T.. r., and was drowned
Mary Smith, age 81 attempted 10 commit sulcide
last evening her residence al No "a sivdns by a.ns
I.tfI.u um
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
STATEN ISLAND.

WESTFIELD.-Thr dccl,lOn OF Judge HOOft OF
Eins Comfy received abpat months in ie matter OF
the ix pavrrs against the Drainage tonm Ssinnerf ~ he
Westfcld Norihtd and SoIthted dsifci MS mol yer ptn
rendered IN the the drainage prorct appears 10
have been abandoned the Commissioners a. alg' are m
able Ia negotiate their bonds
porn HIcuuoyp-Thr Rev. Mr.. Fiaucte of Brooh ~ who
cad 10 take charge Of IT. jeans utltra inFc m
his Mace will upon lis charge IN ahit month
rorFNUtIE.-Tbe Rev. l. W. Brnckcrhoa has accepted
sll 10 The roitrye Kri-hcryic Baptsi Churches,
and sill make his home here IN the spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25

HEALTH At HOME.-Dr. CHAMRERLrN will
give a course the vital principles 81 LIFE AND
Tg,Tu ia with his ~ years experience IN The
th rapentlc Of ce tricty commenting MONDAY EENNG,
Oct Particulars given and proofs DEMONSTRATED at ms
Electrical Institute, West FouTtecnthst.