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New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

s9isF 81 W II tys T' ,,sJs '..' $1,000
Is',l,, oi ,c ~, w. ~ 80 " s''-, " w. 80 soon
Tynr.Ias al e., % stcpaoa II Van Rostraud,s sof -
4fls 0 atrsyv . yes rs..-. .....-.-..-. l,4Vu
StS &a 90 '!''''c- yeie " ,''" 1000
Ca nS ~ a5a--s tc.rs " 3 | @ - 2,5eo
broadway iatvflfi is r"cl-ly g." SI"t - aAi liEs
Let IL clstl.. o. G.. atH au4 81 lF year. 1l,01
a l5..st. ag taSI" " (. '. -. coo
o.. OK. ESQ ~ i,as..se ) ys '. 7,coo
GAS o., sua y IL, 40 Geo DeIE No ~ . oi ~
" +. ... 10 U
S5i! ..o y = Of .@yt. ~ 8 11,s 81 900
lOtIc al :. /. SAVAGE pepcty i,.rs.,I.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
NnnsemfnlS.


ACADEMY OF MUSICMMle &c Nh orIdE5f THERESA
MONDAY HHAS6 !sSL5hS JaS T. oFgai aei5e frs. tine ,
season OF DOnizet'!s Grand opera sio3 IN tTrs acts
Mn- THERESA TIrIENs, fcr me drst time in America
NoN Ts ii@ IS oIs3G ,rs SIC ;is BhlsS9 " 3s
Safo aiS se 5EiG%GiSi IS iS DiEc
Musical DiecIoE aHd EonhasoE 10 "a III - nt ar.i IL
TKj1HIoRE1-iffir'IiTSs on Il and BaidNoII
phY tP4 1 aS Ssnd el s1 SSs[ax SSa
Scat ear 30 sea,ea a tue hcFce s Of es GO ASsSRy
Iesityry reo ~, Win the Scegton 2 lne gTs'-, ~.
Brookiyn Acs,iriny.
DOOTH'' TIIEATER. SIXTH WEEK.
la,d % w. o Sa as fr se a9S % sS
in witch the renowned shascspesreans Messr.
rAwR'EE' q: bsRRETT -,,.,.>.n1n~ F c. BANGS.
nccestat' the contnnet eoreenent ef the Tps
MITiITn t BE Evi A!sl;F RY FshrutDA} at 10
CITAEIrY BALL TICKETS.--A few, for the
- Ra Of TU spAY EyESIN,G can he he'd had at DEL
CARRIAGE REGULATIONS.
rSy y s FeS T. w i' eons fro@ the oG
; he 5 COMPANY any y M tfa te s'
con. DIves g hand 10 PASSENGER is ca, on ei.i'us
Captain 2sth Precinct, liacs Inspector
NIiICKERING HALL. Beneht Lecture.
y y $50 p IgEEcIT. ilI5H up n p
In rid or a tie d isr aagara @ series S Free re-
l''D i.sbCsraiSL WOMEN or THIS CRY. s.,,
Ticket % a. 6uilty's, Assoc anon buuA 81 SChH
bertns - uiou -fauaie. api AT the Il o..
CHICKERlNG UALi.-Ah the patriotic
~ so,nen tlis c'y IL flro Of uphold sg me
omals "olk o tr iu,' Tu5tcrai 'f cnh-l hhmb u'H
rcgnesi.d meet ~ ihe above ali Oh hoNDAi
ig r i,' adai,1d ~ Sr. TtTh FAY PSI rcl Of can
1rfgc Ms sI4n " a.; - & ,r oi women s4sS & In@ INV ''
ecipn mp doji'y the expenses 81 h7 W'"t
.rr aul Q. .oa.. o. hoped. Tie nuccHS of Ne" ioiE
oouel Centennial Fund.
DE. JOHN lord. o,,,
~ ,,Nr-.h Ar ~ -. iATi3S i, ~ III; .,
M9HAM1iED.
TVH>h' ktrni1r,.,,I'41,r,,. trni1r .,,i'1r,'' '' H.
or MOSES Axp fi'"f. II Jrt3aisPRUDrYCE.
Ian FIRST or ~.
gAGLE THEATER. Broadway and 35d-st.
- --r lr-lt I.AhI. sole I.orr., .'r ant t.srss
Fc- RIautV ien ri. and iGroe tta so's, - ''i;iIe
shaa.- r4 ti ttHi- spP| LAT "rc- 20 a." hay
Il ln... Sc. 'c.'r. saj "a sr!ay. -
GERMAN LIEUEENKAAL.
A"trr.iY Cr music.
QUrkT ~ -1rERAuE Rail-,
.It G-DA' .f'r. -, o.i
Tickets 20 t.r' d ~ ai a,'rr -, aaiA ro'td't''S
- y. To-. '..t o.. i'' a' :-rat.'h n;
No. -,.i.,l, .., .s,y ian
IIaf. , ..'. > ---fs Ie'uus.
tr tr ."... -'--'- i-..
/ ta.r.u.-s.. iptprr!e.
r.t =. ... er...i rae.,,s...,, s. ort f't'ha~e
j. d. 's< . t. ff- I'D 1a. ss i5'n., 20 t'c,-,''t'
j. rrt .--tG. Ir--r..
J.. A. '...... ..d '--Ii''' -
ftf.l. ftr..prir f- Na-. .f'st.
rol,' .l, -..,siaio tns,us, % Broad--t
- 49, ~~~ ~~
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
Drp Goods.
Lord q I / ayIor
CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THEIR
LENEiI DEpiRTNEHII,

NOW FULLY STOCKED WITH TIRE BEST PRODUCTS
or TIE MOST CELEBRATED EUROPEAN MANU-
FACTUKEEs.
Fine 81 BiEACHED TABLE DAMhSRs at zoe. GOc,
roc S0c soc, ana 81, recently feiuced roc Soc 9oc,
~ 81 90 AID u 40. and al Grades proporonatey
low prices
TABLE CLOTHH, in all sizes ard qnstes from very low
prices t. tho hnoat and most Gle CANT French sBd Irs
GGmasks made.
NAPKINS IN roat variety Of pattern size rna qury.
Napkins at e. 81 25 ~ 80 and 81 per do1ou recently
cuoed from 81 %. 81 80, 81, ami 81 81.
"a NAPKINS from 81 IS per dozen upwards
Square oval round, and obloIC Dovics
104 LINEN FIiEErGNG at 75c.. former price al.
EXTRA FINE and HEAVY at =. former Jrce 81 60
SHIFTING LINENS oi tho popular makes greatly
reduce Irlces.
good rcn for 25c former price &c. and very fine quay
for i5c., former price Gjc.
Also
FaSCY COLORED LINENS, Grnied aud striped.
HUCKABCCK and DAHAsK TOWELS, clido - variety
ia plain Willie ard fancy oouEed torsrs.
HI OK TOWELS 81 - adolr', reduced from A. p.
HUGE TOWELS ai - - a dozen ducci f7oin 20 20.
HUCK TOWELS at 81 - a torcn. r,duced from -.
HtCk TOWELS 81 % a dozen. reIucad from 50.
HtCE lUWFlSs II s. q dozrB reduced frol s.;
Iar,e asss-tmc., q TURKISH EATII TOWELS. TuiLiah
wash Ia,s ami dusigt-.
LOOM. HUt n, and liOSEYCONB TOWELS
LOON, Hta6, AID GLASS TOWELS.
BROW All WHITE TWILL TOW ELISC al w'dU!s
RUSSIA, ~ -i;Ith sud 1Ait>Sii.l CRa SIAH.
HG,,ia de or srsevo linen. hien Grnfrefs and cruHb
cloths sair crashes, Russia tiie,uge bufaps &C. &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
Gonecs ano farmo nyartco.

NtIANTED-Three-stOT HOUSE, III viclnlty
w OF ~ euty yafti 81 aud ,iNI-ay4. . .
(JANTED-A good FARM OF about 100
well improved, sri front, near P'I. IAople
OF SeSbur Afdres SATIN lowest pf'ce for cash H. H.
g. SU.th 5eseut e., NsEar..N.J J.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
C-itp proUerin 60 Eet.

A FIRST FLOOR and Basement, 6 rooms,
u ga F,or .oUUs t4O r0C..s, ,5J rooms, -; a
fs r,ti huuruteEca.s. ~ gait iI,hcA llt no 10 :
sood loc lions. JOIN p l.tAfCiihtt, o. E.th'1a''
no LET-An ELEGANT BASEMENT, 2OyJo,
In 0rs bviii7g s,tns City ifaL par4; tlB rccps we'll
soApia for lisL olss bii alj room, A!r hEa ,'- n9
hy sld easy accos. Apply % J. ~ iCAOf1 q 20" -
PeskfON.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

NEw-YORb, Saturday, Jan ~ lo'o'
The following legal auction sales were made
nj tie Exchange oal, sr,On today
n. JaS. H. Miller.
4 story hYic homo "a lot i,2t 1ohft 2SO T. oo
OF sdaye lot zJzl042 john fAyief --- '.''$Il'7"S
N o.. II Ncht.
iIot " %, S''"'' 'O' ~ lG 500
b. H. 3. HGrHeH
A lots { O East li6tl-si, J3J II W of 4tl-a e Vs
SaSSb Snr.o 'aS' -'A.O' $500
25s 81 & a,'i 'in Ie =, sou II 1890
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
Dro,Alon neal Gsiait fcr Sale.

JNOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Thc whole o.
rar o. 81 TOfs 81 the ~ E-okivn. in rrowirF
negi1uro,d frss rst iaA, vii be -Achsset i"f
go auy Improved Farm a. t@ns Is "h Ir 49,
free !ru Inc sJ4a.Ce lJI JcIiSr< inquire n -it
Z III.-li, U.cc, G52 F-ltou Sc post" Cl'y Hal
BIopklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
ei.ual.ans lOan.cl-- nlales.

4 DyERTISENEEfS FOR TIE EEW-
tfr1T l 1g,. @.; 80 ,:is ,f.eay en- 1rty G,;s .:s
'-i sys. osr s-. sevr,, 49, al IN. ia I:lT.i OFFICE
dan nt -,sh,s Haae 5alcnt ~ to M, at lesaiae
u.l,, r.'sa
ENrERlGECHD ACCOUNTANT tc,ir.s r.;
r. ,ionc.s h...r,.a J. =. V, l. @. BOX lao.
4 YOUNG man. thoroughly ccm7ci"nt, WISHES
55,. 'i @ ..a J.! , G.. W.T.. a"ai : aaj s65 i.r
sts,as u.t, ise; ,aarJ required moderatA Adiess IL
OAcNlER.-Wa.f.d position n, cashier or
van viii s .up! s. Al 'iiy r,e'cne' i',',' '-.i''''
H,LEH, 65c.--AG active young lnao. with eX-
; it c, o'i i,- ,s5 yes-s iracSclr .'o9ne
ts Z, = ,s a T. T. Time lai. ,o,n oas i923 lreiyeg.
VDAC CiMSN.-A gentleman dc.irrs stua-
- o' tor 4' o:ea' %hGn l Ne 'n ~ !! E -, ie'c "s
c.n,,o, =, No 90 ~; ~. st.
EOACHNA aud GR00M--h coiosrd yorne
- nan ~ y o & ,',' ei.e & '', c '''. ,n
r,Tge'. Agyy y 92alLi io9 Wet ''''''' cor
NOACHNAN AMI GAHDENER.:--!Atn Ameri-
u "a P.o-.sn: f.-r' ;ctns us2 wo"h III " Ii''" IN
81 'yf', Ii @ M ci .,,.lles Is, re or laws G, ana
s. iiuz psr.., a .1uug an ,'n.,' * .o ~ 10
gn5aa.. fcreaooa Appy at ObEiI, loe West S''i.st
and isIoliasy.
Sli ~, or " - - - i''cI 49, IN ,a.
fnr, 10 ooiJ4 20 tr toJuu, ca ihi," o 10 r'i bAI
0snt ture-i, a,urr, anf 1901 7t'h5; E''-
T. iioarss Adafess J. l.. LoH o. Fno@As tp'o"h Once
I2ac Er,sdway. ----------------
yIAEM UAND.-A young man would Ike
p.srr; wiling 70 - at, " 81. N0rn pT 7aiR can
=. fam ~ bik. Gr'-, &C., ad al, hlake him
ss ,.Jr...v uf,-.I; t.n ia1ii1h iglt.ecs Apply ~
oDCII'S, IUJ Wet oiih ~, cIrnrf oi brgtl|ay.
s1,ElfER. PLAIN GARDENER aud USEFUL
4 HAT-A snco young N IN wouit IKE pare on f'in
or rerts.atns gisee sSn 40 't 93'g hs."eiLs ~
hi .ss fish good reference Apply ~ oDlILs, 400 "ssS
S.tb-s-, curutr II Broadway.
tPifrR-Experirnce and POUL-
II PlY-Ry au Anaficen Protestant men snt gifo 50
ye.rs; with cht4en lucumhr9lees nsn thorolEhy
nJ.rssnd. eye4v branch Of farnwork. machinery, raising
sces g. ,a Vit eX'sllsnt butter maher aud good
best rtc'muendai Apply
CAHPES TER 5 AGA&Oi 100 6ttay9g near 9th -
DANTRYMAN, FIREMAN, and USEFUL
MANA respectable yolus man Wodl! IKE pi.e 10 ety
ar coury IN hotel bosdilch"ne0; Il Wiling 10 maze
Liust r -afy soii ei ear lurpsh so2i rerls1oe Af
nv a. oDEL,r, - Ss ssh ST., corner of SrVAd"'y
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
Cit3 f;cal Cstlie for Sale.

EOR SALE.-PREMISES No. 322 Madison
CO. -''" i'-N 0''' h.'L MACNAB, rs Nasans'.
EOR ShLE-A O-.T0RY and ATTIC
Madison ST., ~. ). Guy Apply 10 Al I-,hH,.
JtSR SA}E-On west side OF BrOIdWay, nca!
I,si Dt.crA ft.t class STORE ana cTtrf-,.-C l'l-
win ,so fronts; tHily lu>sss ef'ns Al 'A- 81 iht
hvNGA>. DO. ernest ifi'''t
COTH}C TOP.-eNOKY CUjNNEYS cured.
IA Noc.r. po pay. Thirty 80 trial da ~ StiI"i ~
IU III. Oh PPI.N Co., Ennia'e aSo'e i"e1p indda"
Send f.. 4ci lar
sST FEKHY- -,T.--Fiyc--to'y hic> store,
auJ u Ja,ota,.-t tivra;ofY aud csav lfcH s''r-S ,
ts SPLENDID hls--s Ir,gert wh b@ ~" - sitI "h ."
IHUi.oDA d Feb. Iu ~ "rl@r Of SuIost.e 40 tdg1"hc
CI1ft. RICHARD v. dhu-,Err Au,uoaccr III Eio~'.-
Aep ot sale rla1y.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
CounIrn propcrip 60 Cet.

At TARRYTOWN, on the HuG5on--TO LET,
n immediate ue,,es,iDn two beautifully FUHNl5ilED
al nud "a siee, SsTdca. s>ci very
cheap rents. =. kd "ERroN 655 sAt.l,e
PHILADELPHIA E0TEL FOR RENT.
F,rst,las- HOTEL BiC&. aid N@a,t llJ CAz.o-
b,-s n ba.liIOOinA TooMs ~ saits
Isoeati0n eSHJsgt be SJrp41FcA laIee rJnts
= a. EDNAi:D-, J2i W@G,tat, PHILADELPHIA
TINO LET or for SALE, At 4 great sacrifice,
MANSION HOUSE (s;"ao and scrHus fIoeI..s sta,les
ouhGi. fris, aosoiS snd ysc Is ~ hbuu
oanc. &anASssrt iay 0pios-r Gi st NtA eio
on El AMI North S.tc isirOa Inc 20 New ok, one
hour hans balisg .nG hshiDg. Aaa j. l. iomr eiisu
Gest scS 90 Is 10 oea Anca "a lor acl.c
rIN0 LET or LEASE, furnished. on the bank
II ef as HgdsCu 10 priSa!e AMY Cny Oi |eS g'Si~
RFStDE wh eight o. ten acres, complete IN
all resDets lawn fruit garden snd fun complement OF out
buildings Tor residences house 90 iro square and
contains water gss rnsce range &C., and Simmer or
Winter 6oncr 50 10 minrcs from Forty second It,
rent $500 Tber. dock the pRoperD, nns
H0&ER MORGAN, Pine IT
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

u)iaitr Nc30rig.

DGYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NcW-Proyl-
Sc .Jre rahs.q fs 'tis anl % urr1eiu1i summer
Fs te...srs islls u4llrn ..sJ 20 .AA4i-
~ no ri. MOOD 20. siS s'..l1i~,r Nr0- f"i.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
Hlarb!e Gno G,aie Manie!s.

CASONI & lSOLA,
" STEM HAKBLE and GRANITE WORKs
li6 60 l5- West 10Th -, LrSr bica1"ay
Monuments, Nantes, Aars, Figure, ttmg, irec1uG
aHd msbunCtVrels la ltaly oi h@fuIS
work OF tsrIy Cesc.IJuoH.
HsARRLE AND MARBLEiZED MANTElS.
IA Sew aOsEns fIora Sl2 upwlcls. Also Monumental
greatly foac prices Marble Turning fOr TIE trade
kLABkB lSi hast Eshteenth 81. aSar IbirisSe n \
WV ID. & 4. S. NlCH0LS.-2JO entirely new
w des crs Marble, saie, wood Aeuirb AsBuisr-
turers t--iag S,alv fixture cncr Grstcs Mslcr
Vnnrs 9i-s and retail Stad for Catalogues 7j Aud
sou g., p-S.ic " o.tL d.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

DEAL ESTATE IN SARATOGA.-For Sale
ge TIE vel ST. h0use on f'e cor
nrr OF and .Rgsstse. formerly t.- Icsit tce 81
Are & - 0sslt,r ftyOraby oie g. tho h's'
tnarling ho,s m saratoga. The house s tJE5G, with a
tension OF 30 ee and the oi l25 ont rs deep Toe fo
erv IS ia exc ID, 1t order val i0W ai c fave able
tsryr- Hri.ou n tcfI1tfre VIII also D. s7i & o." r"f
hpply 10 strs H. H. TIOENTON oo the premises OF "'Ies'
'F' bAALLL u. bA\ T. r. t;or
Io.t Ot.-- p .. %, 2i. fcW lofs.
VIRGINIA FARM I, 100 acres, valuable
land ood improvements, 20 u climate, easy ~ eoeeS,
u,oierat, pnce: c,tv property tGsc.l RI LAND X
WHITING, . ECekinsu-sL
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
Gll5ical Jnsirulnc'1.s.

A LARGE STOCK 0f PIANOS, SC';lr2 and
"a Ui..at nI.r o. SEL "ieap rsl,s on - io' t1y
f.s, Gcnrs. ,aI N. 70 AtHH-LLS, No = ll-ohs square
80. IGj FoIrJu Sye)
BpAT"rIGAMs Upright and Square
a. PIANOS arc sccon 20 n"ne: prices noiea,e Con.
-snTly on naai lige R.Divuqut ot bocorc bii PaA0s
from be-. nl.-r-. New s.i secondhand Pianos 10 IohL
Nsixro0u- - -3 UbiVatsG.tr
FINE STOCK Of tlRST-CLASS PIANOS
q sol y al barga,ns. ~ Eie2ant Grand Piano. IA pen
ir,i oIyirI 30; Weber Sln3-r 500; lerf't "F4hl
>,,ar, s,5,.: 500: 30, 30. tii.i.JAANS OLD
FSTsfI5 Ui;D WNRsiOO 80 s. West lGrh@t.
Z IGUTE x ERNST. old house cf L:ghte 81
Bradbury. ossr tli,.r splenih PIANuloRtES at low
nr..a- tldo. II AS)
SHlt's AMERICAN oIssiANN.
a. " BALL Il Co.,
-. No l. Fast isTHSr
V.ctfrius SfenSay'- AMI yt,,r Hi10s and Organs low
N,fc.sa. on iGs..lnents aal Tor nAt
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
Ccar!rn Real Gsiaic for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Ere *. H., on"
~ hour frJn CIV trDJt. $4,000. " iI LA-
CUAN@E y t,r a0ueo IN Bro5Siyn. tCIAND ~ WhttiN'
BpeAMal!fG
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

eNOR RENT-A large, convenient twenty
roomed HOUSE; w9i ~ e"rvcoieucc,i s''sH h'pH,'S
walk ;rn tnc station 4. X, L!fN hiai- IRON
ne Celtsual dugr ample grounds fusuahcl dors:
Go &. ENI.A IN, N.LINnlvE z. -. lNI 90 Itln
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

t'OR SALE or EXCHANGE for good CJil
PN0IERTY-A lar.e srG vaiu.ble RICr fLAAtA
TlON NJ ar Dsr1en ga hoHrE &OkGAN, No iI'es'.
l2.11OI
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
Test 3ile.

At moderate price, V.,h BOARD, large
- rooms iGi Ncs, Forty Il. s,. Do. rricr-u.'s.
= Priv FAMILY win rrnt choice part
of .a.i.,..si, fra-hs' Dtadiitlr i'',orl H',l -
yer, rsa.'rly o. tt .atS party, or single nOnii 1907
oucoS. CsI. ~ NJ, N col s-t o.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM on
- Ic-'. f.:. c'a:frlaf 80, s. ~ .i aa ''' ... ..
iitit i' i 90 1 ,Aoi.F a. " e is'.
lal. ICON, o4 ,AIts .oJi. !it ",st 2l-.t@
4 PRIVATE FAMILY has handsome AMT al
~ rOpNS. efc 'r"' tfr'' ht 'o'r ~'i..''' ''i i"o W
t.i,. uisri. So each ir.g.,fl .nc "I o. ~ J' ave-
3't - tl..e.. "iIuurt a.. als., i.ib-' IOWA ' "
lZJS broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

GsEg EINTt'-Sr, near Sr:und-1y Nicely
. turf.a,J f,l. rt,,n 40 lv.H.U oI
I of. ,taus L-l eou., or oht -.ac- t!a8, ft'.-.o
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

yIARM uAND.-A young man would ike q
4 piscr; h. vlluy to % is' WS.' Nortn' 2T ,2ut@ ca
~ ,.ir. IN uf,-.l: tll iauii>h reference. Apply a
oUf-II'- Iu9 Wet oitl st. corner ~ Brjtl"ay.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

-Wa.f.d, position ~ Cashier or
lolt..- 49, or d, f i4t f,sifr-,. t---ri riy, -
" a. vi as zap! ,a. Aioy r,.e.cEecs f,a,o - . ~
a. 4. ~ ?. u luN ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-13
Exciting Railroad Incident.

Last evening. as the passenger train
from Charlotte. on the Lake Shore Road,
was coming TO this city under the direc-
ton of Conductor Day. a peculiar smell
was noticed by Mr.. f. P. Eagle, who was
a passenger on board, and on looking
around he discovered that Il strange APP
pearance of stupor had come over all the
passengers. His suspicious being aroused
mis- action was prompt aud energetic. He
was no. long 10 discovering the culprit in
suspicious looking character, who occu-
pied seat ia the rear end of The car. He
liz upon him at once and discovered in his
possession Il curi0usly constructed Tin can
and demanded To know what he had in it.
Coffee" said the fellow with the ut
most effroniery.
AZ II coffee you" said the Oswegonian,
as his oltactories took in a full dose OF the
anasthelic, which was fast escaping.
Here, conductor, Dick. Help Up
with the windows. Seize the rascal! We
are all being chloroiormed It's the same
fellow who chioroformed and robbed
whole passenger train on the Michigan
Central last week"
The now thoroughly aroused passengers
sprang from their seats, the windows were
put up and the doors thrown open instant
er, and as the train moved along there
was enough of the pure sterling air forced
through the car to counteract the effects
Of any quantity OF the Supplying ether.
The cnlprit was seized by Mr. Eagle
and Conductor Day, and his can was
found to contain enough coffee" to have
stupefed dozen car loads OF passengers
-Osloego Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-13
CaSt0ria!

Cross, sickly babies and children may enjoy
health, and mothers have rest, If they will use Cas-
toria. Worms, feverishness teething, wind coli
sour stomach and undigested food make children
cross and produce sickness.
Castoria will assimilate the food, expel worms
and correct all these things For twenty years DIR
Pitcher experimental in his private practice to pro
duce an effective Cathartic and stomach regulator
which would be as effective as Castor Oil without
its unpleasant taste or recoil.
The reputation of his experiment extended PLY.
sicians and nurses rapidly adopted his remedy, to
which be gave the name OF Castora.
Castoria is as pleasant to take as honey, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels and does not grippe
1t is adapted to all ages, contains alcohol and
is absolutely harmless to the most tender infant.
Try Castora once, and you will never be without
it.
Prepared at the Laboratory of j. b. Rose & Co.
46 Dey Street, New York. l3w5
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nailp lSennebrt Sournal.
How TO Know the Age CT a Horse.

The colt is born with twelve grinders.
When four front teeth have made their
anpearance the colt is twelve days old ;
and when the next four come forth 1t Is
four weeks old. When the corner teeth
appear, the colt is eight months old; and
when the latter have attained the height
of the front teeth it is one year old.
The two year-old colt has the kernel
the dark substance in the middle OF the
tooth's crown-ground out of all the front
teeth.
In the third year the middle front teeth
are being shifted, and when three years
old these are substituted ior the horse
teeth. The next four teeth are shifted IN
the fourth year.
At six Years the kernel is worn out OF
the middle front teeth, and the bride
teeth have now attained to their full
growth.
At seven years hook has been formed
by the corner teeth of the jaw; the kerr
mel of the teeth next at the middle front is
worn out, and the bride teeth begin to
wear off.
At eight years of age the kernel is worn
out of all the lower front teeth and upper
Fronts.
In the nlntn year tiie hefnel mas "no'iy
disappeared from the upper middle front
teeth; the hook on the corner tooth has
increased in size, as the bride teeth lose
their point.
In The tenth year the kernel has worn
out OF the teeth next to the middle front
of the upper jaw, and in the eleventh
year the kernel has entirely vanished from
the corner teeth of the same jaw.
At twelve years old the crowns of all
the front teeth in the lower jaw have be.
come triangular. and the bridal teeth are
much worn down. As the horse advances
in age The gums shrink away from the
teeth, which consequently receive long,
narrow appearance, and their kernels
have been metamorphosed into darkish
point. Gray hairs increase in the fore
head
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and flesh of
the animal creation. Its effects upon severe cases
OF SPAWN, sweeny, Wlnd-Gall, Big Head and Poll.
Evil, are little less than marvellous.
Messrs. J. Mcclure Il Co., Druggists cor. Elm
and Front SITS, Cincinnati. o.. say:
ain our neghborhood "a number of teamsters are
using the Centaur Liniment. They pronounce it
superior to anything they have ever used. We sell
as high as four TO live dozen bottles per month to
owners of horses and mules"
We have volumes of testimonials describing
cures of Sprains, Kicks Calls, Poll Evil, BigHead
and even Founders, which are little less than mar.
wells. No owner of an animal can afford to be with.
out a bottle of Centaur Liniment, which any day
may prove worth twenty times its cost
Sold everywhere, but prepared only at the
Laboratory OFF. b. ROSE 4 CO.,
lG lIY ST NEW YnpK
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CENTAUR
LlNlM ENTS.

So nearly perfect are the recipes Of these wonder
full pan.soothing and healing Centaur Liniments
that we can confidently say they will alleviate
any pain arising from flesh, bone or muscle de
rangements. We do not pretend that they will
mend broken leg OF exterminate boils but even
in such cases they will reduce the Inflammation
and stop the pain. Nor can guarantee the prop
er results where the body is poisoned by whiskey.
Temperance is as necessary TO a proper physical,
as men al condition.
The WHITE CENTAUR LINIMENT is particularly
adapted to all cases of rheumatism, Lumbago,
Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Itch Sprains, Chillblains,
Cuts, Bruises, Stings, Poisons, Scalds, Sciatica,
Weak Back, Pains in the side, Wounds, Weeping
Snews Burns, Frosted Feet, Palsy, Ear-ache,
Tooth-ache, Headache, Ulcers, Old Sores, Broken
Breasts, Sore NIPPLES, Sore Throat, Group. Dipthe.
ria, etc. The mcat OF these complaints the Centaur
Liniment Will cure; all of them it will benefit. 1t
will extract the poison from bites and stings, and
will cure burns and scads without scar The fol-
lowing is but sample OF a thousand similar testi-
monials:
"ANTIOCH ILL, Dec. /, 1874.
My wife has for a long time, been a terrible suf-
ferer from Rheumatism She has tried many ply
sicians and many remedies The only thing which
has given her relief il Centaur Linlment. am re-
joiced to say this has cured her.
W. II. RING, Postmaster"
1t is an indisputabe fact that the Centaur Lini-
ments are performing cures never before effected
by any preparation in eXistence,-like Chronic
Rheumatism OF thirty years standing strengthening
fingers and joints viii IN had been stiff for six years,
| taking the soreness from burns &c.
| One dollar or even fifty cents, invested in Cen.
taur Lnment will be within reach when an accl.
dent occurs, and will do more good than any
amount of money paid for medical attendance.
When ply scians are called they frequently use
this LinimeDt, and OF course charge several prices
| Tor it.
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READER.

Have you risen from your bed alter short sleep
TO INA yourself nearly suffocated with Catarrhal
matter IN your nose, head, and throat? Have you
noticed what depressing influence 1t Exercises on
the mind, bunting its faculties besides enervating
the body well? How difficult to rid the head OF
this ionl matter all can testify who afflicted with
Caarrh How difficult TO protect the system against
its further progress towards the lungs and bron-
c1ia bes all ply sicans testify. II Is terri,
Bile disease and cries out for re lief. To be freed
from the danger OF sufocstion while lying down !;
TO breathe freely, sleep soundly and undisturbed
t" know hat no poisonous, putrid matter deiles
the breath and undermires the system: to know
that the body does not, through its veins and arter
les, carry The poison that is SIRE to destroy is in
deed blessing. TO purchase immunity from such
fate should be the object of all afflicted But
those who have tried MANY remedies and phys
clans despair of relief or cure. They become in
credulous. With such the long array of testimon
ia rom best citizens, physicians, and drug
81 in "a of
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II esri m o n ais.

81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the mos capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.D
"Ihave no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their an.
plcatlOns form to secure for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commisso of Patents,D
'Mr. r. ii. EDDY has made Tor me overTHIRTY
applications for Patents, having been uccessfuln
almost every case. Such unmistakable proof 0 (
grcattalent and ability his part leads me to rec.
Ommend all inventors to apply TO him to procure
their patents, as they may be sure of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases.
and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART."
Boston. Jan. / 1875 Iva