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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

us ne your prcleTcnceg inquired the reporter.
.Bavard my. preference: want the strongest
man; and Tden, think is that | care nothing for
hard currcnc but other things being equal Il
is tile with the most money who can get the most
votes"
You 60 prepared to tall in with the crowds 2"
yes SIR; we shall take back seats the synagogue,
and 90 there be silent and t. listen and learn.
Mr. webbs colleague Mr. Battle, WAS tervlewed by
two different representatives OF the HERALD. He did
seem much annoyed, however, and sung about the
same song both times, the refrain OF which was Han
cock.
Hancock IS my man. II can &c, him." said Mr.
Battle, Il found was the right grit IN the army;
anu know he is well seas oned as a democrat"
.srhen you for Hancock"
There IS strons sentiment Tor Hancock IN my
county" repl ed Mr. Bat,le; II suppose they have
caught il IRON the Norfolk papers
"Alter Hancock, then whof'
"WclL Joel Parker wouldn't be . bad man, would
he ?"
..How about rlldens"
II wouid be willing support Tllden bu, for his hard
money views More mohey Is needed anu q Cotton
manufacturer at Rocky Mount. sad feel aud realize
this need.
John s. Staples OF the Flith district delegates TO
ST. Louis. SAID: Bayard IS my first choice; Hancock is
my second. Ny mud = not fully male up.
withers o CaswciI. the other dele. ate, bclon
10 q county which. aIthuugn II has a majority Of
negro voters he lie regularly elected as conservat We
member OF the Legislature, along with colored repub
hean colleague named Wilson Cary Il is claimed Tor
TINS popuous county that u contains only six white
sttutiunal Convention III l. an able lawyer. with
good practice HIS preference hrcfy expressed for
the strongest man before the people.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Colonel BENJAMIN +. Little " 81 Louis delegate
from the Sixth dstrsct now represented by Hon.
Thomas ). Ashe An interview with Colonel l4iltle
elected the 10 lowing
My rrst choice apart from considerations OF
strength, Is Tor Hendr cks Bayard liked by US all
PERSONALLY fiuen VIII receive my support Il | can
be satisfied he eau be elected II Conkllng had been
nominated al c'rcnnati the question mi HI arise
whether u would be worth while to New York
with HIN Il4dcuE iAlnS tue iact that certain West
crn >lates-Oho anu Indiana. believe--hold their
elections earlier than November deserves 10 be
con <Idered.r
rhe osher delegate, J. D. Shaw, reported ss say.
ing
III prefer Thurman most decidedly. I learn that ne
~ head and shoulders above any other the
national Senate. His speeches. by Tar tae aUest
mace IN tnat body He ~ Sound, practical states
man. Being Western he should head the 81
LOUIS ticket, with Bayard Eastern man, Tor Vice
President"
SEVENTH
Francis f. Shobcr Of salisbury OF tho delegates
from ;he Seventh DISTRICT has served several tmes
Congress- lie member OF the recent Constitu-
tonai Convention He was president Of tho state
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The Courts,
BEFORE JUSTICE JACOB EpeERroN.

BEFORE JUSTICE JACOB EDGRRToN.
There was a lively time at the police
court yesterday afternoon. Six defendants
were arraiened for breach of the peace in
entering the house of Asa Kennison, on
the Mendon turnpike, on Saturday night
They with others came in by the back door
and acted in disordeily manner, using at
the same time bravado and unbecoming
language to the ladies. They were all
young men, or fellows too big to be called
boys, and not yet attained to the stature
and good sense that would entitle them to
be called men. The following is list
with the names and the disposal of the
cases.
George Hayward was fined So and
$40 % costs; Edward Hayward, case held
open Hopkins Price, NJ. Kennedy, n.
Pecau and Frank Pecau were fined 81
aud $40 25 costs each. NJ. Kennedy ap-
pealed his case to the county court.
Warrants were cut for the arrest Of @
number of others who were on the same
serious frolc.
BEFORE JUSTICE II. IL. PORTER
State against Anton Penor for intoxica-
ton Plead guilty and fined So and costs,
Failing to disclose satisfactorily, he wa
committed to Jail.
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Crooked Pensions.

A Montpelier dispatch says The arrest
of Lemuel Morgan, who has been very ac-
tive for the past three or four years in pro-
curing pensions in northern Vermont, by
the United States officers, for fraud and VI
olation of the law in transacting his busl-
ness with the pension office and with the
pensioners, creates considerable comment,
and the prevailing opinion seems to be that
if the pension office detectives are faithful
in doing their duty in this case, MIR. Nor
gan will be obliged to serve term OF
years in the state prison. 1t is said he has
made II q practice to take large share OF
the pensions collected by him and to re-
quire enormous fees, and many times
Obliged these for whom he worked to al
vance large sums Of money for his services
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LOCAL MENTION.

Gold ll3A.
There will be masquerade at the Bran
don house, in Brandon, this evening.
The hour of the Lady Washington sup
per will be o'clock tonight, instead of
s clock, as last night.
Regular communication of Central
council No. 6. soverigns of industry, this
evening at 7:3O o'clock at Odd Fellows
hall, a full attendance desired.
Seats will be furnished those who wish
to sit down and view the tableaux at the
town hall tonight and there is no charge
at the cloak room for checking articles.
A. w. Higgins advertises "Medicated
coughs, colds, and lung diseases 1t lie
strongly endorsed by physicians and chem
lists.
The regular assembly of Klllington Com
mandery of X. T., at their asylum, Masonic
hall, this evening at 1880 O'CLOCK. All Sir
knights in good standing are courteously
invited to attend.
The through express freight train from
Burlington to Bellows Falls and return,
over the Rutland railroad, was discontinue
ed yesterday. and twelve men thrown out
OF employment thereby.
THE RUTLAND GLOBE issued q grand
holiday edition, of mammoth size, giving a
full description of the centenr ial move
ment. buildings, etc. 1t was commend
able enterprise, q quality for which The
GLOBE is considerably noted.-Brdndon
Union.
Josh Billings says that rum and tapzy
and punkin pies are two lost arts. He
would retract so far as the latter is CON
cerned if he could eat piece of ore OF
those made by Mrs. Gersham Cheney at
the John Alden table, town hall, tonight.
Abraham Barber, colored attendant at
the Jail, says his family is daily increasing
in fact so crowded they hardly know
what to do with them-'and then these
tramps come along. Friday night we had
eleven Of them and they cat-well-they
eat more than you could in five meals
Its fact"
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The Dairymans Association

The Vermont dairymans association
Is to hold its annual session at the town
hall in Rutland on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of the present week.
The sessions will begin on Wednesday
morning with an address of welcome which
will be followed by the annual address of
Hon. +. d. Mson of Richmond, pres-
dent of the associon. After which MIR.
w. f. Blending of western New York,
will read paper on cheese making.
The afternoon will be devoted to short
papers and discussions.
The evening session will be devoted to
the dairy at the centennial. Mr.. II. F.
Smith, of Philadelphia, will he present and
present the claims of the centennial. .Other
prominent speakers will address the meet
ing.
On Thursday morning Hon. Harris
Lewis, president of the New York state
agricultural society will open the discus
sion on 1.-THE breeds for the dairy"
The afternoon will be devoted to short
papers on various topics and discussions.
On Friday morning Hon. A. Willard
of Little Falls, N. Y, one of the most in
teresting and able agricultural speakers anc
writers, will read splendid paper on "Th'
philosophy of curing cheese" 1t is pro
nounced one of the best papers ever writ
ten on one of the most important dairy
topics of the time.
We are unable to give the precise pro
pramme this morning, but all the session
will be of interest to all farmers and dairy
men of Rutland county, who should b
present.
Among the gentlemen who will be pres
ent and address the meetings are Prof.
Cressy of Amherst college Hon. Il. 5
Gold of Connecticut Mr.. Henry Stewart
professor in Cornell university, and edito
of the Stock journal ex-Gov f. Il
HYDE of Connecticut DIR. &. G. Craft c
Bipehamp.on, N. Y, and other gentleme
of prominence.
Several ladies will be present, and rea
ESSAYS during the session, among whom
are able TO announce Mrs. o. ii. Kyle
Essex and Mrs. -. Hopkins OF Der
shire.
The promise of very large at'endan'
is encouraging. Heretofore the mempe
from abroad have alone reached FIVE hu
bred.
There will be an exhibition OF dairy pr
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1t is stated that he has been more success
full than a man of no better business ca
pacity than Mr.. Morgan could be, by b, ing
connected with claim agent, resident in
Washington, d. G., who posted Mr.. Nor
gan on what was necessary in a given
claim 10 establish the case, ana Morgan
would furnish the evidence. There is no
intimation yet that the claim agent at
Washington, D. g., knew of anything
wrong in Mr.. Morgans manner of doing
his part of the business in Vermont.
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Sterling exch .nge ouoted quiet at as4tl AM
iss
coid onen,d md closed pt ia with sales fl
tho t,terin, ot iiatl
clearing, AT the Gold Exchange to-day, s35
Vs5 600.
customs receipts to-day amounted to 1881
600
TREASURY disburs.ments to-day amount
2sG Ooo
t;oyernlnents are quoted as being in actlv,
AZ tnana ana higb,r
stnte unt,ds are nuotcd as being quiet nm,
.o,o, nj
railroad bonds are quoted as being firm,
specunt,on ON the stock exeban.e TO d,
was cbaractar,zed bv Mora huty ncy md nc
tlvl,y than on AN, pr.vlocs dv IT The y,a
There was an advance of /. 10 az ter cent al,
the highest q Citations II the tason wer,
made In many shares The improvement wa
most IN uked IL the western shares UDloi
racine made this greatest advance rising fr, Il
IN TO III. Northwestern stocks were cob
p cuous IN the upward NOV meut, prcferre'
rising to t9sS ana common 10 40 81. Paul com
mon advanc, d o. TO gpJS, pref, rred TX to 72'i
Lake shore active aud advanced CO.'S to OsN
Pacific Mail rose from 9sS u 500 western
Union from 70 to 1Ik new York Cent al from
iO3A to 1854 ROCK Island from lOGI to 1922 ;
Ohlos from 2OyS to Hannibal aud ST. JU-
seph from 2O7s to 2lis. The sharp advance ii
the stock market saturday afternoon and this
mornlr ionercd Inviting profits to spectators
and there was considerable realizing which LED
TO reaction Of 4 to ~ per cent from tht
highest point OF tie day. AT the close there
was some recovery from the afternoons dt-
cline. Lake Shore declined from GsH to CO.,
and closed at O7A tnlon Pacific declined
from AZ to ~ on the lOtrOduCtit OF some billS
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DR.. II p. Farhsl closed the convention
with an address. Subject What and
where Is G ID? What and where is heaven
What aud where is hell What and where
is the devil?'
lie took bis text in first Cor. viii 5-6.
After passing the usual resolutions of
thanks to the landlord and llndlldy, to the
citizens of Cuttipgsville, to the speakers
and choir, TO The Central Vermont railroad
for reduced fare, the convention adjourned
10 meet in annual convention at the Wilder
hill, Plymouth Union. IN June next.
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Identified.
Baltimore, Jan. /

BALTIMORE, Jan. II.
The suicide who laid down on the track
of the Green Spring branch of the North
ern Central railroad in Baltimore county
on Friday afternoon, and who discovering
that the engineer had observed him and
stopped his train, sent pistol ball into his
brain, causing instant death, has been iden-
tilted as an Englishman named Hankley,
who came here from Toronto seven weeks
ago.
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rNHE ATTENTION OF THOSE WHO HAVE
i been suffering n long ime Irn,, old com
plants that a. ave SISTED Az ordinary meth
0ds OF lr atment, 5 c ,lled TO Dg Wheelers
compound ElIXir OF Phosph ties and C.lIsayh.
TINS remarkable preparation, Oy promotl'
fhe complete digest u an \ as lmuAllon oi
ODD, creates pure wlizipg blood 10 restol
diseased tiSSu anu supply nerve force W a.
tue ,rgans al he body. IL Is "A speeihs ~
dyspepsia In all IL rus liver complain, unu
At eass- or the sidneyS aud So sp ,u'b no 80 ~
ict, tnat Improvement IS uegu,hlB ~ cs'
The FIRST O taking IL Being vhem gu
ood IT'S properties are nntrillNe, hnn aii, ~.
svsta,n ,vhat.ver ia idSw4w
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READING NOTICES.

A correspondent, writing from the West

A corresp ondent, writing from the West
minister hotel, New York, says
mo matter where one travels, the peru
sal Of a paper from home is ever welcome.
This peculiar luxury is afforded to the larg-
est extent in the elegant reading pailors of
the VI estminster. Here one can read the
papers from almost every section of North
America. The Westminster in this respect,
as in all other matters pertaining to First
lass house, is equaled by few hotels.
Every feature is strictly first-class, and the
accommodations of the very best, while
the rates of charges are no higher than at
other first-class houses. Few hotels enjoy
the reputation of entertaining 80 large a
number of literary and diplomatic ceebri-
ties as the Westminster.
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Vermont State spiritualistic Conven
ton.
SATURDAY EVENINGS SESSION.

SATURDAY EVENINGS SESSION.
Mrs. Albertson and II. p Fairfield we're
the regular speakers of the evening, There
was large audience present, the hail be-
ing completely filed. The convention
seems to be success, and much interest is
manifested by many who have not hereto
fore been reckoned among Spirltualists.
After the singing and bcnediction the con-
vention adjourned to meet Sunday morning
at $50 o'clock.
SUNDAY MORNING SESSION.
Opened in conference. The subject OF
education and non sectarian schools was
again discussed. d. p. Wilder made
statement of the starting, and the success
thus far of the school al Plymouth. AID
vocated the need of a suitable building for
the school that it may be established on
firm basis, and that the small beginning
may grow into a movement that shall be
blessing to humanity. On motion, voted
that voluntary subscriptions be received to
aid the Vermont liberal institute. The
amount of $40 was subscribed by persons
| in the audience. Five hundred dollars had
been previously subscribed by Harvey
Howes of Bennington, Vt.
The hour for the regular session having
arrived A. L. Stanley, of Leicester, W.T.,
was introduced as the first speaker lie
gave one of the best addresses Of the con-
vention. and on motion of DR.. ii. b.
Storer, a vote of thanks was extended to
Mr.. Stanley for his able address, and a
COPY solicited for publication in the Ban
ner Of Light.
Convention adjourned till 1870 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Opened in conference for the first hall
hour.
Mrs. Fannie Davis Smith of Brandon
was introduced as the first speaker at Thu
regular session. She made an earnest ap
peal to the spiritualsts not to be sectarian
narrow, and bigoted but let their spirit
| uallsm be broad as the universe, and re
member that the advance thought OF tn
! age does not belong exclusively to spirit
ualsts. Liberal ideas and the spiritua
g philosophy is everywhere cropping out iron
the most popular pulpits, and is being IN
: fused into the literature of the country
/ They are fostering bomb-'hell ofspirltus
a truth that by and by will burst and seattle
I out Of light all dogmas and narrow craed'
aud they will then find that they are onl
b part Of great universal humanity an
J, all are brothers and sisters.
n DIR. ii. b. Siorer was the next speake
DR.. Storer 10 one of the pioneers anon
e the advocates Of the spiritual philosoph.
d having been in the field as lecturer al
q physician more than twenty-five years.
1, Adjourned till 6. 80 p. m.
ID EVENING SESSION.
After the appointment Of a committee
b solicit subscriptions for the "Vermo
!, Liberal Institute" an hour was devoted
r, conference. Dr. H. b. Storer relate
e. some of his FIRST Investigations of spirll'
G. ism, and the tests that convinced him
the fact of communion between the t'
er worlds.
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DR.. T. G. Prime, NJ. d., would respect
fully announce that he has located in Rut
land for the purpose Of practicipg medl
cine and surgery. He is graduate o
jefferson medical college of Philadelphia
has had three years practice in the Phila
delphia hospitals and an extensive privat
practice Best of references furnished
Office in Putnam e Sawyer's block, No
90 Merchants row, Rutland, Vt. j11dlv
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Murderous Designs.

CINCINNATI, Jan. II.
Edmund Richardson, n prominent citizen
of Massi.lon, Ohio, and member of the
city council was shot and instantly killed
by his wife, yesterday. She says that her
act was in self defense, as he was ap-
preaching her with the avowed purpose of
cutting her throat with a razor.
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Honors to the Late Vice-President

WAsHNGToN, Jan. II. A.,
The death of Vice President Wilson Will
be announced in the senate on Friday next
by Senator Boutwell,, who will speak in re-
gard to the life and character oil the de-
ceased. He will be followed by Senators
Anthony, Cameron of Pennsylvania, Ora
gin, Dawes, Gordon, Hamlin, ingalls,, Nor
rill of Vermont, Morton and Stevenson
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-18

WONDERFUL IN IT'S RESULTS There Is
no medicine that has accomplished 80 much
as ShiiOFs Consumption Cure. 1t has es-
tablshed the fact that consumption can be
cured, while for asthma, bronchitis, Group,
hoarseness, whooping cough, and all lung
diseases 1t has no equal. No medicine was
ever sold on such favorable terms, if 1t was
unreliable it would be the greatest folly to
guarantee it. 1t costs nothing to try it as
it can be returned if it does not give salts
faction after using two-thirds of bottle
Call at my store and get a sample bottle,
10 cents, or regular sizs for 80 cents or
81. If your lungs are sore or chest or back
lame use Shiloh, Bellabonna plaster, which
seldom fails to give relief.
A. w. HIGGINs, Rutland Rice e Co..
Castleton Meeker & Campbell Poultney
elsewhere bydealers generally.
HACKMETACK" a new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
Iyhprp bv dealers crpuprallv lNw V
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The Kentucky Senatorship.

. FRANKFORT. KY, Jan. II.
The first ballot in the legislature To-Day
stood, Beck, So; Williams, 4o Leslie, z''
Wentworth, IA. After this ballot ex-Gov'
Leslie withdrew.
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Failure.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. II.
The Tredegar iron works company have
su,pepded. From 500 to 600 operatives
are ousted. The liabilities are not known.
A statement is being prepared.
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ducts and utensils under The direction OF
Mr.. Fred w. Moscley OF Poultney, super
intendent
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HOSFORD-In Poultney, Jan. IS, Philo Hos
ford, esq, aged % years.
The funeral win be attended from the resi-
dence OF solon sherman, in Poultney, to-day at
O'Clock p m, under the auspices of Morning
Star lodge OF masons.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TnE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
w AsuINarnN Inn Is IL. IN

UFFIUh UF THE VHIFF 'I.'NNI' VTfTVhH'
wAsHIsGT0N. jan Us y. IN. }
For New England and the middle states,
partly cloudy weather during Tuesday,
with southerly to westerly winds and sta
tionary or slowly falling barometer and
possibly local rains.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market,
Latest MONETARY.

NEW YORK. Jan. IT,
Money closed at 5@o per cent. after having
loaned at 7,
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 0ss per
cent.
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Bangs,

WAsHINGToN, Jan. II.
The president nominated Geo. ID. Bangs
( Illinois to lie United States assistant
treasurer at Chicago.
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prNNIsoN,s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS,

over 200 millions nave ocel used within th'
nssi len wears. without complaint Of loss by VA
bec,ming detached. All Express Compani'
use them sold by Printers and ststioner'
everywhere
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
,unessdSwtf Wholesale Agents.
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The following is the stock Of grain in store

HAY.-The market is quoted as being nrm
at 81, tor shipping.
HoPs.-Tne market is quoted as Arm at 10
"a l5c for yearings lsI4's eastern and western
lOGl5 new crop New FORK state Calliornlahs
at lI62Oc.
CoFFgE.-The market for Rio is quoted as
being ia hc higher and quiet on better grades
cargoes quoted ut l6h "a IVA goa Joo lols at
l6&62094c gold, ,
suGAR-rhe market quoted as being quiet
and nrm at sd sL4 c for fair TO good rchnlng.
MoLAssEs.-lhe market quoted Tor New
Orle ms as IN good supply anu III Ialr demand
sales OF 900 barrels at 5U'a60c., for common 10
choice. III,
RIc..-The market is quoted steady with
fair inquiry ; SH@TH for Carolina oasoH lor
Louisiana 6H Tor rango IA@IH rama
PErRoLEuM.-Tne market Is higher Dut
quiet. sales uf crude al sdsA renhed l4slfa )
cases at lsa20c ; naptha at sA@Vkc-
TALLow. The market quoted rs pelns hehN!'
Sales OF 4G 0OO lbs at 9s@95sc.
EGGs.-rhe market quoted decidedly lower,
25d26c for state and Pennsylvania 43s27c ior
western. -,
PoRK-The market IS quoted SIS being dun.
Sales II new mess at $50 75a2l 90 dressed hos
| are Il mer at -. ave IOr western.
BEEP.--rhe market Is quoted as Delhg sleAuy
at sll@;l 30 new plain mess sl2s " 90 lo' he"
| eXt ra do.
LAKD-rhe market is quoted as being heavy
| for prime ST. aul Mt l2isv
| BUTTER-'lhr market n quoted for cholce AZ
| nrm ana other kinds dull Al l6s3hc lOr west
| efn 2uaSlc Tor state.
| CHEESE The market Is quoted as Oelnk
| quiet at 6al2Nc Tor common to prime,
| WHISKY The market is quoted as Oeini
| heavy AT 81 lOk.
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so MUCH HAS BEEN SAID in PUBLIC PRINTS

about the value OF Phosphates as fertilizers and
AS nerve and ain fool 80 supply the waste of
It's uts, result ng ron mental and hysical ex-
,rtlon' that they have be come universally re
cOgnZed as the most imp rant nutrliive
gents known TO science They are natures
r,-storattves whether II be the worn out soil,
or the constitution run down with wasting
chrome Il seasss, depending upon Indigestion
and imper ecr assimilation OF ioud. their action
being to perfect ceil-growih and the formation
OF healthy tissues. Dr. Wheel-l's Compound
Elixir OF phospnates ana Ca'isaya Is not ouly
elegant and reliable, but extraordinary In us
effect IN energtLing and yitalizlng all the or
gans OF the body. ian SdSH2w
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dkyy


John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu-
tn Il and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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Do not madly risk Consumption when few
drops OF Hale's Honey OF Iiurehound and Tar
will inevitably cure coughs, colds, catatrh, IN
figenza, and every 9th ailment leading 10
that awful malady. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure III minute.
ian1sdHw5w
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ID Il L q T.:

J. IL. NICKLES, 697 Broadway,
Corner 4th street, NEW YORK.