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New-York tribune., 1876-12-22

In the Life OF Charles Kingsley" just pup
usbed I'm London printed the following letter from Mr.
Carlyle In acknowledgement of copy sent as soon as
outs cup,sy, oot a1 1870
II IA nov a great many weeks that have beou your
dctor FOR book which IN various senscs was very vel
nnsi frotn INV wife early In September and Waa swiftly
read by me- under the bright suiAhe Dy the sOuuu ol
rushing brooks and other rural aoe0lnlahlnehts i Dt
neye tie book s doing duty IN those parts; Tor had
., ic,vr IL behind loan satisfy the public do
mand Forgive that have not, even by u WORD,
tGnuked this favor. Continual moving ana shf
Inc ever since under the best omens, has hndered
n8 from writing almost on any subject or 10 any persuu
Apart from your treatment OF my own poor sell ton
tcI uiect lei me NOT venture speak at ALL found
pienty 10 Ike and be grateful for IN tbc book aound-
ence nag eXubernnce OF eeherOu geali headinhg ll-
netnosiIy of determination towards the mnnlul side On
an nauncr of questions; suatehes VI excellent poetic
dogript0n occasional suubursts ~ noble nsght every
where certain Wild intensity which holds the reader
fast as by a spells these surely are good qualities, aud
pregnant omens In nan cf your sHhoriy IN the regi-
mont At the san,o mo nm bound i0 say, the oook "
dsnnae as crude, by manner or means tho best we
rneet ~ youlf will resOuteiy temper your hre.
@ to make ths malt swcel, the lire should aud must b.
SLOW so says tho proyerh, and now, as biore, In
cIude all duties fnF you under that Onel "Sadn-
ders Mackayv," my invaluable countrynsn In this
book, is nearly perfeet; indeed, l greatly won
very dinecf N native hnd done N. and the whole
exstence OF the rugged old hero Ia wonderfully splendid
aud coherent piece 0f Scotch brayra. In both OF your
women too nd some grand poetic fesires hut neither
of them worked out into the Daughter of the Suu she
might have bcen indeed nothing Is worried out
ferYd creation stil left half chaotic. That Is my Literary
verdict, both the black Of IL nnd the white.
OF the grand social ard moral questions We VIII say
nothing whatever at present any une within the next
two centuries, IL s like, there win DO enough TO
about thom! on the WHOLE you VIII haye 20 persists
your mark, whatever that be. stipulate further that
y0u come and sec Inc when you are at Che!sea; and
that You pay No slsSR y az Or g ss iS1sa o0'
Yours with true Wishes T. CAhLrLR.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
1,,poprANr AssEssnrENr ouFsrIoN.

Isaac l.. and Simon Bernheimer, who owned TWO
lots on sixhave in 1852 applied to Judge Davis to
correl tho rceipt OF an assessment levied In 1863 with
eight per cent The property mas been sold on long
lease 70 George Oy for nonpaynent Of the assessment
and as he lease delivered, the pins nave
right redeem 1t By paying the assessment Win Ii per Cn
,,, brt the pla,utas claim that under an OF last
spring they only bouud o. paw eight per cent fhe & S
the Interpretation OF the act o. loio
and a. it il tes casethe plaintiffs counsel aone having
over 100 depending ON itJwige DAVIS recon
cson Herbert A. shiEman appeared for pahtlhSi j. a.
IIell OF he
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
RoGERs,s SILVER PLATE.

Rogers & Brother at No. 600 Broadway,
have ON exhibition superb display of fine electro-slyer
plate manufactured at their wOfks In Waterbury Conn.
They make many presentation pieces In original designs.
and is ooputed that they supply onethrd OF the forks
used in the United States For the holidays they have
prepared many small pieces for gifts saeh rs bouquet
holders slender vases, napkin rings, and Jewel cases
Reautu cake baskets are made after the Russian pat
tern, representing q napkin spread over the basket
Fruit stands have long crystal pendants salVers, pitch
ers and cofReGrns Of most graceful fOrns Sets OF
spoons knives, and forks are shown to MATCH and Of
InOst attractive appearance.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
A SOUTHERN RAILROAD FoRECLosED.

A decree of the court i'll New0rleans,
placing the property of the Hew-oesns Jackson and
Great Western Railroad Company in the hands Of tho
trustees OF the consolidated mortgage bonds with author
ity to sell the same It stated yesterday at the Oce
OF the Illinois Central Ralrosd Company in this city,
obtained on Tuesday and similar deerees would be od
early day In Mississippi and elsewhere providing
Judgment entered in the Decree amounting IL was stated
TO So 600 should be paid into court IN cash. before
the nrst Monday in January. As the Illinois Central
Compapy owns about 100000 OF the ab0ye-nentiOned
bonds E thus virtually obtains control OF this Southern
connection.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
SETTER CARE or THE CrTY's INSANE.

DIR. Ordronaux, in his report to the COmms-
sioners OF Charities and Correction In regard 10 Mrs
GeasoDs charges against the attendants at Bellevue
Hospital ard the Binckwcis Island Insane Asylum
onerates the attendants with the exception Of Margaret
McArdle the head nurse Bellevue. who is only slight
" censured and advocates additional and milder a
plances for combining the insane. The Commissioners
took measures TO greater degree of vigilance IN
maintaining the order and discipline OF tho establish
meuts and ordered that the articles recommended by
DR. OrronauK should be purchased at once and used as
haa
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
cRANpALL BrInDlyG BLOCKS.

The Orange Judd Company, No. 245 Broad
way are the sole agents for the popular Cranda build
ing blocks. Among the new ones this years the Wide
Awake Alphabet Of pictures and letters, combining
amusement and instruction. for 81 That famous old
ballad john Giipn's Ride" Is ths groundwork for
descriptye picture bOcks price $ The Hero OF rs has
become familiar TO all A set of masquerade blocks
akss oyar 800 pictures and the price only 81 Little
All Right Is 25 eenh aud improved Ry pnast 10 the
same price. New illuminated picture slphabeis are
So So
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22

diamonds dismissed yesterday owing to the oompu
Gated nstfre the testimony and dubious charsctsf al
the eomVhiinants evidence Mrs FlizgeraM who did not
went OF IN high dudge0n hearing It. ayowed her inn
starting libel suits against tie newspapers and causins
arrest perjury persons .Frederck Mo-
ers sporer employed By Pratt and Farmer OF No. 20 Mercer
ST. importer was held In s. 500 bail yesterday charged Nth
ro6bng his employers $4,000 worth Of pearl shirt butons
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
HIGHER PRICES For COAL.

An auction sale of $4,000 tons OF coal took
nlace Yesterday, by the Delaware, Lackawanna and
western Railroad Company at prices considerably above
those received at The November sale by the same com
pany The following table shows the prices obtained, to
he delivered at HobJkea during January:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22

WHEELER WILSON SEWING MAcHIEEs
Wheeler g. Wilson, in their elegant store
on Unonsquaze, congratulate themselves upon the sue
cess which attended their exhibit Of sewing machines at
New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
CARLYLE ON ALTON LOCKE.

In the /" Life OF Charles Kingsley" just pub
Isbed I'm London printed the following letter from Mr.
Carlyle in acknowledgment of copy sent as soon as 1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

A AN EXECUTORS SALE.
~ oRpER OF sHI kxkcuroRs THis yS; DAY THURS
pat,; patao1sn ivsE ae At u o'GL9cX rE1NPr At
TiE FkofERfHr' H'ef OF JAMES IS &. sTu9vEsANf. SE,
ineludng the handsomes young booded chestnut
Mare. y this State ether moas or beauty
worth Gsnssso and sired sy N imported
,ss Il ss s ws n
neck. and head. and splendid forms and sso. the hss
LADY Who cum hold rsns With psri.cs safety and hss
they much ss any ordinary driver they are Without
g. a. q or
30 . sod .ra s U
.ad Ssd r blood 70 B.y Mare.
asa ss @a q ass snasi
10 .ss e.. % ana sos sasa any
2s4 driven by ack rhilps With hvs xosks' prepara
). shs he's and . sns
set Of limbs and requires no bootng when speeding has
sry handled would ,roi low down in shs twsnes
Mind. wishosi fault. trick sss Or iSi Siemi.h
sss I @ AND n S ,as E sdy
shorousASrsS sSs rich CHESTNUT
hands high yes old this spring. hsr hrsi appearance
heat. ss md s:sss sS: ssiis~iss .p,lss vas
used altos private driving; she stylish and
PLEASANT driver and rosdsse she boat
Also Siood.d Ksnsaesy saddle iiorss is hands high
ys.rs, Sa dark chestnut With long uowns name and tail
a country ia best saddsr in county warranted sound
Also elegant Brs S. side bar shining
top Wagons, nearly new one open road Wagon Brewster
one set oy bunscomSs equal e one .ss
double Harnes by comerord, with English and Dutch
wSi.s SADDLE and Bride also Blankets:
''''' S'' ''i s$S&I < 1si sTS!SSssr fIis Hssss.
CHAs @. DUFF. Ancronssr.
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DExxsYLvAxIA RAILROAD.
j GEkAT TKySE LINE


Trains Leave New York via Dssbrosses aud Courtsndt
Streets Ferries. - foi.o~s:
Express for harrisburg Psturg shs West and South
with Pullman Paixos Cars attached $50 A. n. and
s:OP. NJ. sunday. . and . 10 r. ".
For Lock Haven and Erie ~ I'D A.
and 80 r 81. connecting Cory foe rsu-viIls. Pc
troeum Centrc and the OH Regions
For Baltimore Washngtou and the Soutn Limited wash
ington Express OF Pullman Parlor Cara daily except
SUNDAY. 9s0 A. NJ. arrive Washington 10 r. NJ Rcga-
lar ~ 4 80 A. ~, . and ~: ~ SUNDAY or n
Express for philadelphia. z. ~ ~ $50 ~. u 80.
"a, %Io. 8. q. $50 9P ~. and " night sunday ;.
!; $50 and r. N km'sra"' aud second e'@''
ror Centennial Depot At 30 40. 40. sA NJ and .
I'm. ketnrnns leave Centennial Dspos At \ 80.
For trains to Newark Esabeh Railway. Princeton Trsn-
ton. Perth Ambcy. Fieminrton, Beixdsrs and ctner
points. xce ioca. schedules all ticket orices
Trains arrive FROM Pittbuvg 40 and 1890 A. ~ and
ID:2O r. NJ daily: I0:lOA ~ and 80 ~ ~ daily.
eept Monday. From Washington and Baltimore: 20 4.
NJ. e. o 10 and fO:lD r. ~; sunday e.jp A. ~ Prom
Ihadsiphiz ~. ~ ~, io:io y 20 u - A. ~.
bss U:2o, ssyo. ~ 80 4. ~. . 80 and l0:2o r. ~
Ticket Okces s26 and 50 broadway. No. Astor House
and foot Of Courtandt No Court
Brooklyn. Nos ia. 1iB and liS Hudson 81. Uoboken
depot Jersey city EmgrHnt Ticket Once. No. Battery
FRANK THOMSON d. NJ BOYD, Jr..
0sasrsi Nsassa 0sssss Pssssasss AssaA
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS

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ESs SAs5 ROOFS sn Asb SrAsrxssrs TO
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HOUSES ROOMS, AC.-2D PAS.-sd col
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PROPOSALS-2p PAcK-5th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FENALKs-
PRoPRRTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR GALE OR 70
REAL ks!Azs $ S's5a ExsISSeE-sD s4s.-aasssl
RIAL ESTATE WANrED-2D PAGE-2d csL
RELIGIOUS NOrICES-lsr PAcE-lst col
REWARDS-lsr PA0x-1st col.
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SPECIAL NOTICES-lsf PAcR-ast and I'd coils
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SUMNER RESORTS-2p PAGR-sth and 6th co.'s.
TIE TRADES-12fH PAcE-Sth COL
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10 LET FOR BUsIN Ess PURPosEs-2D PAcx-2d col.
rRAvELLERS GUInE-lsr PAGn-5th and 9Th coils
UNFUkNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAcE-Sd col.
WANTED TO PURCHASES PAcR-5th col
0ATCHEES. JEWELRY. &C.-l2rH PAGE-5th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
TO LET-2n PAGE-2d col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-1OTH PAcE-5th col
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POLITICAL. 80
Il frE SILK ours. in coLoKs. % I n =
~ HAyes and Wheei<t. 1N..1al (. y. Ss
taken from the best photogr Aphe. 9Q1IDo4n
posters and transpereao(ok #h
EcpusiicAu clube ~ &IY "
supplied ~ the loweoS fo1e4 M.
METROPOLITAN PRINTING COxRXMu
nssaA 1ali6iao. 21o 1son1DaR
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" -cHRoNIc cATARRH- DEAFKEss: IMPROVED
n. method instant % scqs relief; DeTmsnsrs errsl
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

D0sf OFFICE S0rfck -rifE fDaE16x NAILS FOR
the week ending SATURDAY, July q 1870. will close ~
shp Bohn'A. via Vnssnsscwn on Thursday - II 40 ~
for Europe. steamship essnk via Plymouth Chsfboufx
and HalnDurg, saturday. ~ 10 A. NJ Tor Europe per
ste ship CITY Of Beriu. Qneenstown and ~ 10
A. Tor Francs direct. smship Lsbrador. vie
Hayre snd as 20 ~ for Scotland direct muss be sps
cisIy aiirexsc steamship Ethiopia via DlasgowJ
and 1t n 80 A. 81. for Knrcpe per sesmshg Dcnan Vie
smpton aud Br~men the mails for the West lodse.
via Havana. will leave New i orb Juno 70. Tho malls
for ch,ns, tc will leave San FraneisccJuy The mails
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
New Jersey Southern Rxilroad Pare lower than by
any other route, commencing June H. 1879 Leave Nsw
York from pier North River. Rector GA5 A. ~ for
Long Branch and Searphs. kc D 40 A. NJ, Tor Philsds
ph,s Long Branch Toms River Wasetown and vinelsnd.
440 NJ. Long Branch Toms River and waretown.
for Long Branch. returning - r. ~ sxrn,x -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

NORTH GERMAN Lloyd
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Company's per foot OF I'd St. Hoboken.
uoNAu SATURDAY. July ODER saturday, July 10
kHElN.. Saturday Jnly 4 MAIN. saturday. July ~
Rates OF passage from New York southAnpt avrs
or Bremen:-
First Cabin 500. gold Second csbin SEQ god
age. so. currency.
Return tickets At reduced rates
Prepaid SteerAge Certificates. S32 currency.
For freight apply
uEIklEHr-x M nnw ling Graa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

From White star Docks. pier 80, Nyrth Klv
Rssessscon 80 and 500 IN gold; return tickets on
reason able terma f28
saloon statorcons. smoking and bathrooms prced
snidhips where motion are least. asrdinx
degree of comfort hisnerc unats s~insbls a. sea
For inspection opans and other apply ~ the
r. j. coRTIs, Agent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07
THE GRERT REPUTATION
Which YEGEriSE has STAINED in all parts VI the
country
Grpng and Good Medicine.

And the lArse number o.. test mon. ais which are
constantly beng received from persons who have
been curei ~ rs use. are conclusive prOOl % rs
great value. Ii S recommended by physicians and
apotAecarles. As Il Blood Purifier and Health He
storer, il la- no equal.
VgsErINE Is not prepared ilr fancy drink made
from poor liquors, which deblitates the system and
tends t. destroy hes tn instead o. restoring il.
Are not the many test noniAe gwen for the dii-
ferent complaints satisfactory 10 any reasonable
person suffering from sny disease mentioned above,
hist they can DO cured Read the different test
m0ni1ls given. and no one can doubt. In many o.
these eases the persons say that their pain and
suffering cannot he pressed as n 81 es OF Scroia
Ia where. ap1areutly. the whole body ~as one mass
OF corruption, !. NEGETINE Will relieve pam,
cleanse, lur.y aud cure such diseases, restoring
the patient perfect health after trJ ~ different
physicians. many remed. Is, suher4u i0r yeArs, s
i not conclusive proof, Z you are sufferer, you
can be cured Why 5 this led.c.ne performing
circulating lEd. Il can truly be called the GREAT
BLOOD PUhIFlER. The great source o.; disease
risiuates N the blood and 10 med cine that does
not act directly upon =, 70 purify ana fenoyatsi
has any Just claim upon pulls attention. when
the blood becomes leless and s;asuant g ther ron
change o. weather OF G.. climate, want OF exercise,
regular diet. or nom any other cause, tie kGE
TINE vii renew the blood, carry on tae putr-d la
mors, cleanse the stomuch- regulate the bowels, sni
impart tone % -ur ~ tie whole h9iy. The con-
yci0n is 10 the public mind as well n N the med
zeal profession, that the remedies uppl.ed ny The
sgsfs5fs Kingdom are more safe, more successful
n the cure VI disease, than mineral medicines.
NEsErINE e composed o. roots, baIEs aud herbs u
is pleasant 20 take and e perfectly safe 90 give 10
an niaut Do YOU need i D. unt he. tate ~ ~
10. You D never regret O.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

The Darlington FREE Pass Centennial
Almanac Is received, and besides containing
the usual features OF really handsome
book on reference ami yearly guide. has n
table OF distances from Darlington. com
plege guide ttT tle stranger N all matters
perta luiny 70 the city officials. churches 50
cietIe~. IRE department, etc. II makes
handy. compact volume oi seyenty-two
pages. beautifully illustrated and contains
q variety OF interesting miscellany and the
cards Of the leading business firms of Bur
lington IL Is IN = general appearance
superior Illustration OF the capacity OF that
large printing establishment, a. well a. OF
the mechanical taste employed u getting II
up srgspuss lsr1oHtsr.
We have received copy OF the Csnten-
NAL Almanac from the publishers Of the
Burlington TREg Pass Il Is neatly print
Cd and contains vast amount Of lnt0rma-
ton. representing Burlington, the State
AMI the nation. TIE historical sketches
are good. Handsomely illustrated, and wor-
thy OF preservation.- HJ0eGoc. Age.
The Burlington FREE PAL>s, with com
mendable enterprise. has issued u tenten-
NAL Almanac Besides astronomical calcu-
lationS and other almanac matter proper, 1t
has considerable useful Information on other
matters BY the way, the first OF July we
are promised connection with the city OF
Burlington BY the Portland and Ogden--
burg line Our readers who want Yer
mont daily paper canned do better than to
take the FRLE Pass ne Interests OF the
TWO places Will be closely allied Barllng-
ton is not only the largest city Of the State.
and bound to be such, but It Is our prin-
cipal seaport. and main distributing
point for the State for -four, iron. coal. lum-
Der, etc, etc.-At. Jolas.lry CGled0EiaH-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

SU1cIDE.-On Wednesday afternoon, lar
rey 5. Rogers. a young man living in Cam
lriIze, went to his father ssugar house and
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head with revolver. lie was
iuund late in the afternoon. life having
been extinc; for some time. lie was twenty
YEAR OF age. and it is SAID that disap-
pJiniment in love wa the cause # the rash
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

SrARKsBoso. The Free Baptist church Is
enjoying a precious revival. A series OF
meetings was commenced week ago. Over
thirty have come forward for prayers and
nearly all think they have found the Saw
our. The work commenced with the Sab
iath-schoo scholars n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

G4rAT Revival At WoIcoIr--Ihe great
revival az Woicott continues. One hun
sized Of all agee have come out and confessed
,.4r.~t before the world. Some were back
-iIrr, every house Is visited and prayers
in many houses are now heard. Twenty
f,e were added 10 the Congregational
. ureh the 26ih inst. and about forty more
re r3miag. Il Prescott. of Boston. j. the
l,suge.ist who iabors there.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07
CATARRH.
. Remarkable Case or Caiarrh Cured BY the use
ar Twelve Botties


OF Twelve Bottles.
We select the following case as showing now
.rightful this disease may become and as eou-
yincing proc. OF the value ui SANFoRD's hAnicAL
CURE as reliable remedy for its cure even In cases
Of the srestest severity. We regret that rem INC.
tiyes OF delicacy, the gentleman declined To permit
the use of his name -,
CASE No. ll.-Tiis is the case o; man 10 me
prime Of life who had contracted this disease
throu III a bad cold six years ago, Favored ny
scrofulous condition ofthe blood, ihe dsea.e sent
It's acid poison INFO every part OF the system, 80
that when he V;nmeneed the use o! SAsroRDs
RADICAL CURE it had becvme one Of the worst cases
ever experienced by any living man. The Q scnarge
at night thick putrid, streaked with blood ana
so excessive in quantity as to discharge ltsel upon
the pillow during sleep. and collecting IN quaint
ties in his throat would at the point OF strangus
ton, wake him. Several times each night ne WAS
obi ged TO get up and partially clear his nostri:
and throat before he could sleep. From the use Of
the first bottle of the RADICAL CURE to the present
the cure has been gradual, satisfactory and perna-
nent lie has used in all twelve bottles, and now
experiences no return OF the discharge nor any Ol
its disagreeable symptoms, besides ENJOYING un-
usually good health otherwise.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

MONTPELIER AT THE CENTENNIAL The
Lane Manufacturing Company, Of M0ntpe-
her, will exhibit at the Centennial an or
binary sized circular saw mill in operation;
r. heavy double mill capable Of cutting logs
up to six feet in diameter two indepen-
icnt sets Of head blocks ; a " Monitor
turbine water-W heel heavy ami GIT
ln.tchers and planners, with possibly other
I.aehines Of their manufacture. The tx
o., uses attending the company exhibit are
i.ut expected to fall short Of $1,000, and
may rea Il $4,000 before the close Of the
,sposition The Montpelier Manufacturing
tompany will also make a creiitable ex-
Aihition
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

NhAhi tsiv"' y 'i4isH ~ 4-'.'
Il. K. sIEYzNs
Dear s.r-This /. 70 certify that have used your
. Blood Preparation "A ny family lor seyer4 !.
years and think that, Tor ecrofula " Caneeross
Humors or Rheumatic Affections 4 c1nnot be e1
ce!led and - blood purifier ana spring med C De
il IS tie best thin. have ever used and have
used almost eyery thing. can cheer.ully reeon N
mend g. an. one Ia need % gu -h medic ne.
Auur- respectfully.
MRS. 4. A. DINSAfoRE
Y Russell Street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

TIVE RECENT RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-Mrs.
ii iekev and her little daughter, who were
injured in the Middlesex railroad accident,
and who were taken to the Weldon House,
a.. Albans. are improving, and vii. soon
,-aover frnm their Injuries
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07
r.rm.--sa 90 /. year. .Iw.y. :" advance.

TAI BurrER TRADE or ST. ALBASs.-
During the past year, 81 1868 tubs OF butter
have been shipped from St. Adams. Cal
rnlating the average weight of the iirkins
Vt 80 lbs. this gives total of 2,5so' $50
,sunds. against 1913 tubs or a,7S9, 1850
hounds for 1874.