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New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

HANOVER, n. H., Oct. 1.-THE Dartmouth
athletic sports came OF to-day. The following are the
Wmue
Throwing 17i9 pound hammer, c. W Stevens; dis
tancc, 81 feet q inch.
Quarter OF a mile race, T. W. Farnsworth Milford, in
j9l2 seconds.
Best three jumps, C. W. Stevens; 80 feet 81 inches.
One hundred yards dash, q. II. Cogswel, i'll 1lli
seconds.
Putting up 1874 pounds OF shot, o. ]. PfeTer 27 feet
81 inches.
Throwing ball, G. W. Spring; 323 feet inches.
One nile walk, Louis Parkhurst, in minutes III
seconds.
one mile run, f. NJ. Vittum In minutes sl2 seconds
Prof. Taylor OF Woodstock 10 miles IN % minutes
50 seconds wager. He had 60 minutes IN which TO
do H.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
THE NEWARK CHARTER ELECTION.

The Newark charter election on Tuesday re-
suited in Republican triumph, notwithstanding that
the Democratic nominees were exceptionally good men.
The Republican majority on Water Commissioner IL
1888, and on Tax Commissioner 1916, besides net
gain Of five Aldermen the Republicans carrying 13 Of
the Is wards the city ticket and IL Of them Alder
men, They also elected 3 OF the II Freeholders and IL
OF the 3 School Commissioners. The following the
corrected maiorties for Aldermen First Ward, Van
Rensselaer,, Eep III; Second Van Ness. Rep, 2lS
Third Clark, Rep, 403; Fourth, Gedlcke, Rep, %
Fifth, Lafne, Rep, SO sixth, Fielder, DEM 32l; Sew
enth Donnelly Dem, 337 Eighth, Marvin Rep, $50
Ninth, Hubbell, Rep, 456; Tenth, Iister, D'm 80
Eleventh. Lang Rep 100; Twelfth, Kaiser, Dem. 81
Thirteenth Hunkcts Rep 81; Fourteenth, VIM stains
by, Rep, 292; Fifteenth, Theberatn, Rep, los
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
the SrAlYBOlr H0RLoR.

MANY Uvls Lo.T-NAIEs CT SEVERAL OF THE
DEAD-GTHER- SUPPOSED TO HAVE rEEi,aEh.
NEw-OELEANs, Oct. i1.-Nlany lives were
lost by the burning of tie steamboat sorthon Belle.
Among thosa kno Nu % have ucrshedar VIM. Nn Pau,
Mr. DYosr, Miss Fannie O'Cuun0r, and a"othrr lad
Of Baton Rouge; MI Franks OF Pait HIison, I..
Lngom, and Frank -, an cmEloyc, and the Ic"'ii
and his crew. II supposed TIA, na.y all Oh those "A"
were sleeping n tie after iait O tc boat were "uin'.
10 DEATH rs lfer tc fire bad got fairly under wa.
t was almost impossible tO lot go Tie bow o.. hc boat
which vas tine only WY col o-cal 20 sEor-. ihr cargo
consisted 0t 800 20 900 bales u ccttu. Tie boat ".
new aud yautO 20 $4,000, ant WAS SUI "a 81 S''o'p
mostly IN NtW-O leans companies. -ir. L. H'hti'' .H.
Iut held e bOW OF tIc boat against inc Dana uii di
wsO could had escaped. re thcn cHIc rom INC pAJ'-
house 10 the lower deck. AMI Wa .cr"iN injured
ia. following. in addition 30 to>r "huoc names E'''
hrru elytu are known 20 Law" been les. ON o." uurlc
steamer sOG,Ecm Belle: \ CatActc priest, name q"
known. from Bayou ara; A.. G. Gr..hb, Geo 1hoa-,
chief steward from Louisville, kJS Gus DAVIS, Ltil-
tender: Garter Roam, gut-'end'r 81 Tue Cdpln ana
l. u., Tnuru tcudor. TAr tpur named jlmsrI C'..-
board aud were drowned, Vhic Nrssis. N'h lIi Drul
Griffith ana tue priest SAID u have pcTIshed III Tie
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

4 nrcrlr.oy nY nE XAyLEn rNIoy.

hi-' 'i - - ''''' ''' "
4 r.r.n ION WAS Given To tfpu. Newton last
- ,,. . 90. ..,. 3D.. ,...... ,., w.
cN mig D. lit Ad'i't O"''A '' 'i' '''' "''' VIZ Wv
TUc.tt-.c,.uilsi, near Broadway. Tie pIiiu.e Wei'
.,-,,.I- .l,.,,,,.d win na..- and every atrlurc-
H"''"'"'''''' D" 49,. .........-....
M,Ni was Iai' '"I l"' '''''''''''''' '' '' ''
gJcsts. Gen. Newton arrived a'out "'.o'h' Aio"~
.t. ,...I .,..f. v.,r Vicar. General Quinn. Father
....r ., .... o.. Dol, f... i-ri...l -ttt,.t
tons" N'''' .''"''"' W ''
ana ..ada NtI-ticut la Preston, bisAop 'oili- III "l
,..r- t..t., l.t.iI.. II Irot yt. Father Farley.
.. .,...t 3D. l....f.... ,l. ,,f yl,e.l.sr., t,t.
secretary go cardinal A'''''h'' !"' "''N"'''' ''
trailer Green and Cen. iiaututs. Tho guests nHuhrred
..i- 1uj Ifnu bt. II t.,i Gen. y. Vtuu addressed
,. ,.r.i,, A. !ul,f.i, tae ,-.rut oi the Union. as
t,r..s.
It.,,. ur,,r-e Gen Newton ou behalf cf tui. asso-
ci.ii.D, eco .tuI, }ou iAl- ''e'unE US or h'' ir"
-c a"' 10 ,N., - lrt @ '., COZ W i
I' M 'n" % - , ', , .r ,. rtio,pl of one oi t,r chic,
obstruction, hi t.r Iaio,tuf &r"-iork. a conucic,a
have f,It special interest iu toul ia'"i-. W.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
LONG ISLAND.
RIYIRII

RIyERHEAD.-Thc annual meeting of the
Board of supervisors OF suffolk County was held at
Rverhcad Tuesday. The decision of the state hsses
sOIs upon the appeal of the town Oi ly rhcad from TIE
equalization report made bS the Board Of Supervisors
last Fall received. IL stated that the town had an
Of valuation real estate oi about Sl0J,OOO
making is assessment too great by Si9ll 90, aud THAI
the following towns should Hdtitiunaly assessed FOR
rcfuEdng the tax: SJuthOld TJIS 20; BrOoklaycn,
1913 20; SmthOwn, tlJS 10; lshp, T3i2 10; Hunting
ton, 1860; Babylon, 1-7 3D. TIE expense tO the county
for the appeal pl26 40. The state Controller r.
ported that the valuation OF real estate In the county had
been increased by the state $03l UUO calling
ol a ,ate tax Of siJ,JU7 10.
LONG ISLAND CrrY.-iIenry Smith, the matchmaker
VINO absentcd himself from home some two weehs ago,
taking with hun number of watches left with aim for
repairs arrested in NcwlOik yesterday by Sergeant
house.
JAMAICA.-Mary, wife OF John Rhawl, residing on
Cnurch-st, committed suicide Tuesday evening by
taking large OF Paris green. Domestic trouble Is
believed 10 have been the OF the act.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 11.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of the Board Of Directors of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company to-day President Garrett stated
that the OF the main stem and branches ncud
ing the Pittsburgh division, for the month of September
had 81 sos s07 &c. showing increase over the
revenue from the sources for August OF $780,
772 r. This large again very satisfactory
in view OF the which had been continued under
the action OF the New-York Central Road. The grain
trade was still very heavy, aud the passenger traffic
allowed also q large increase,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
PAYNE COMPLETELY BURIED - GARFIELD's
HUGE GAINS.


HUGE GAINS.
CLEvELAND, Oct. IL a. m.-Complete returns OF
the Cleveland District give Townsend (RcpJ 1870
majority over Payne (Dcml, who two years ago had
a majority of 1878. 1ownsend's majority is Gj6
larger than this district ever gave to Con-
gfessman We have in fact settled down to
legitimate majority, which will doubtless
be in, reascd considerably on the Presidential vote
next month. rs the Democrats have spent all their
money and are discouraged. Gem Cox is elected by
/. 100. Glrields district has not yet all reported.
Irumbull County gives him 2,2OO, gam OF l'Doo
over 1874 This Is fair specimen OF his gains
whic1 viii raise his majority OF G,3l6 in 1874 10
5000. Foster Rep is elected by 40 The Repub-
lican, gain five Congressman. Matthews (Reph IN
tic I'd District, is apparently defeated by %
mAiurItv
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth drenHe Hotel-Gen. John Meredith Read, u.
s. Mnster to Greece Simon b. Conoyer OF forlaa
d; Oriwav of New. Hampshire Paymaster Edwin iutnan
~ Savv and Edward r. Bacon OF Buffalo. ST Nicholas
HisI-F TtnaEa Vice Minister OF Education of Japah IL =
the Hannibal and 81 Joseph
Railroa ID. Laying, General Manager OF the u
hnr@1, Fort Wayfe Chicago Railroad HOgndn House
Commander Theodore +. Kane y Navy As0r tSI
y Cnuressluan Burt Horn OF Lockp0rt y: H. ana WI
-, ~ EaT9o M Bndao 50 James HOtei-COl Michael "
sheridan U s. Army Westminster Hotet-Jndge Il, D.
Nact9y OF Sonth Carolina. SruTterdm Ifose COuauer
John w. Philip, q. :. Navy, and capt W H. Brown, a.
Tsne Corps GiLsey HOuSe-TnOmas Dickson President OF
,h ns,yirc and Hudson Canal Company. Buckingham
Allen President the ST. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railway Company
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.
TIE TURKISH CONDITIONS ~ DETAIL.

LONDON. Thursday, Oct. Il, 1876
The T,mcs'S Berlin dispatch SAYS il IS STATED tha the
GIlovin. aIc the conditions accompanying the Portc'
.,spoai for an armstice: Russia must stop the ds-
patch of ,roors TO >eryia and Bulgaria seryia must n-
u,dL,trly suspend hostitcs. and give other military
guarantees Thc Turks accord the arm-tice to the Eu-
r..c.n Powers not T. ~cry.d TIE Porte Is willing 20
ay conference proyidcd that only seryan affairs and
pogostoa, ior reform Doe discussed No Serydn repre-
sentative shall bee admitted.
The S,GnHa.Fs Trcbisne dispatch REPORTS that the
hisc, authorities say that an armsicc for twenty days
has been concluded between Montenegro aud Turkey,
with PERMISSION TO Tie Turks To provision MEDIUM ana
Ncs.c Mukntar Pnsha hold' the positions giihea OIL
Siiurav lie has strongly guarded his communications
Win islEl,n.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

MIDDLErowN, n. Y, Oct. Ill. w. Terwil-
lger L. 5 Tyler and Grinnel Burt, the commissioners
charged with the expenditure of $4,000 appropriated
by the for the improvement of the Delaware River
in Delaware Sullivan, and Orange Counties for rafting
PURPOSES have substantially completed their work,
which has o. owed complete success. BY the consruc-
tion of numerous breakwater dams, the blasting Of
rock and the removal OF bars the channel Is rendered
entirely sale for RATS for distance OF 80 miles. The
dams aggregate 1000 feet Ia length, and consumed
100000 feet Of lumber and several tons Of iron
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
GRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

TAUNTON, Mass, Oct. 11.--Henry A. Weeden. an
empOye Reed Barton, committed suicide to-day.
LAWRENCE Mass Oct. ll.-Mrs. DOnahue of this
city terribly beaten by her husband last Monday and
died last night
KNOXVILLE Iowa, Oct. 11.-Last night two
overpowered the Treasurer Of this county and
open hs safe when they secured $4,000 and
escaped
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
LOSSES AT TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, Ohio Oct. 11.-I'he amount Of
lumber destroyed by fire III the yards OF the Mitchell and
Rowland Lumber Company last night Is upward OF
IOOOOOOO feet and thc loss Will DC over 100000 with
$50 600
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
$50 a. m.
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
NO LONGER ANY DOUBT OF OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 11-Midnight.- midnight
the Republicans claim, and the Democrats admit
the election of Barnes by $500, and Boynton by
about 5000
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

At q meeting OF the Police UOmmisslOners
yesterday, the registration Office at No 73l SecOndayc
was changed to No 100 SccOndayc. A resolution was
passed requiring all poll clerks to report for duty by
Oct. 29 ON pain of dismissal
At a meeting of the Board OF Directors of
the American District Telegraph Company yesterday, the
old officers reelected for the ensuing year. They
are l.. W. Andrews, Presidents A. Is. Cornell Vice
President; j. y. GaInewel Second VicePrcsident; A.
W. Greeneaf Treasurer; and G. b. Hochkss, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
sAYLER,s AND BANNING,s MAJORIrIEs

CINCINyATr Oct. 11-Midnight.-There APP
uca 10 de- 40 doubt ABOUT the election OF Banning Dcm)
.or Congress IN the ia District by about 30 majority
scr (D,m) for Congress in the ist District ha ABOUT
600 majority. The official figures cannoi be had Dut 1ie
Republicans cOuccdc tho election OF these two canu-
dItpH.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
NEW-JERSEY

GUTTENBEgG.-CharlcS Smith, Il resd mt OF
B.rF.uAnc-avc. assaulted yc,to day ulurI.ns ot
TWO lncu while walsiiy 90 the oil West NcNloik
rodd. near kltZmrycr'S hlICnsmi.h shop end was
badly beaten. After knocking him down they held MIA
stole is money, hat coat, watch, vest, aIl shc-,
leaving him yig on the rOJ.i. Tue police recognize
his description OF the higIwayH,n aud ale searching
tUr thCu.
UNioN lIut.-Icunau Krcusc the blacksmith doctor
who, % is ALLEGED. caused tIc death ui the OOy ADAM
Snutzc hy tho ~ hs " hir-sayiuy machine" has
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The members of the Bar of
Westchester County will hold convention at White
Plains Satm 20 nominate candidate Tor the oil ce
of County CLERK, believing that they much in
terescd than any else Ia the selection Of competent
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

an African church. under the influence Of liquor when Will
liam Barnes, elder, asked him 70 leave, and Burkeu
answered "YOu and your church to HI" Barnes
asked for repetition OF the remark and upon receiving
such shot Burkett through the heart, then escaping
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
NcEyDIARY FrRE-Loss $3.50. 900.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. lit has been
ascerained that the Pine Bluff fire the work OF in
ccndsrics Tue loss foots up S2J0OO0, while the
insurance IS very light
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

AnnouucemcntsI
LTSDBORG'S G CALIFORNIA WATER Tor the toHct
and nt dcilghtiu tIte for COlO5ue Oy Bay KUN
7Jrst fry WIsrAR'S BALsAM or WILD CHERRY
f.r l..ll cough 1t viii cure il, gui that speedily.
CONyTLSrD WITH UNNECESSARY PAIN,
Infants Nnhc w.th c'c, who might DO speedily reeVed
with NILR OF MADNLsA
Povp's FXTRACT-Why suffer from the acute
mains az r1 l,hr E,rIchc rOohac a, and NeuaBa Whch
Poud's ENuact " n aLori you immediate relief
In cont or rheumatism of the stomach, there
ID no remedy ~ soou. during tho paroXys sns as MILk OF
A.Nr-tA \ il!cu has the effect OF = true anJCyne
\ CARD
To CIu2ESs AND STRANGERS
KNoXs FALL HAT READY,
a. 90 Rroal,vay and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
LATEST FIGURES FROM OHIO.

COMPARATIVE TABLE OF MAJoRITIEs-NEARLY COM
PIErE RETURNS GIVE BARNES A MAJORITY OF
S,637.
Later returns than those given in the table
OF the vote by counties are included III
the suboined table They are said TO De
complete, authentic, and nearly Official" Ihese
figures give Barnes tRep) aggregate majority OF
45179 and Bell Dem) 36,542. Bdrnes's net majority
according to these figures is s637. The Ihaortes for
this year are compared with those given in 1874;
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
nnI,nr As ro McM\H0N,s ELECTION.

CoLUNBUs, Oct. 11-Midnght.-The returns
indicate some doubt "A to the election OF McM~A"n
dlainJ lor Congress in the IVh District II viii prop
obly take the official cornt 10 decide this district
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
DRY GOODS poRrER's CONFESSION.

BOsToN, Mass, Oct. 11.-HOgg, Brown Il
Taylor, a dry goods firm Washington-st having
missed goods for some te, employed detective. who,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
MURDER IN A CHURCH.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-At Mount Washington,
Ky Last Sunday evening Samuel Burkstt e0fored, eIatd
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

today arrested Hugh Watts porter OF the establish
ment Watts confessed his peculatons, amounting III
the past year to over 81, 900.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
sam.45o Noon, 40. ~. 4s1 Midnight n5 SS'.
Highest duung the day. 49, Lowest, 49,
Average, 44' same day, 1873, 47isr
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
QUADRUPLE AWARD!

The American Watch Co. Of
WaItham announce that they
have been awarded at Philadel.
phia Four Medals, viz:
For WATCHES,
MATCHMAKING MACHINERY,
A SYSTEM of WATCH MAKING, and for
GOLD and SILVER WATCH CASES.
Supplementing this announce.
ment Of awards, the Company
Will publish as soon as secured,
the Judges Verbal Reports i'm
full, whatever they may be, and
also a tabuIated statement Of the
results OF the very severe trials
OF Adjusted Watches, however.
they may turn out.
Through recent reductions,
EyalthaR Watches are NOW
CHEAPER than ever before.
ROBBINS g. APPLETON,
General Agents,
4 8Ond-st., New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

The farewell reception to the Rev. Dr. Ter
iul. tl,L pit.. .tc..uI iI %. FIRST REFORMED
ClUrci. II- E.I sd N4,i Li, family iOr Europe on
saturday.
\ committee appointed by the dcpositors of
thr susucuuti UpuI,r,ttI tId ip.u Association Will
wait upOn Cuau,ci5g Rum to-day, 10 t.A tJi e 1p-
pOlutmrnt ui receiver to ,Hr place ot hcht"l
,.ntioul, 'hJ recently appJu, tId cannot serve
IN that capacity ON account OF IihcdtI.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

Total .... ill7g - $40 W&yne......-.
M9iOlity. s,C37 WyandOt .....
Total. ...
Majority 800.
, 1876-05-31
$ C R P S i,

A LADY who was in the habit of spending
much of her time in the society OF her neigh
bours, happened one day to be taken suddenly
i'll, and sent her husband, in great haste, for the
physician. The husband ran a few rods, but
soon returned, e~xclaimiGg, "lIy dear, where shall
l find you when l get back 2"
AN officer in the regular army lau ghed at a
timid woman because she was alarmed at the
noise of a cannon when a salute was fired. He
subsequently married that timid woman, and
six months afterwards he took off his boots in
the hall when be came in late nights.
A PEACEABLE ScOtchman completely oowed
a belligerent Frenchman who insisted on fight
ing him in an inn where they CHANGED to meet,
by going down on his knees and imploring
Heaven for pardon for having killed "twa men
already, and being about to kill anither aim"
One of Tennyson's friends quoted one of
Tennyson's lines, in the poets presence, as a
happy instance of the natural expression of a
spontaneous thought, whereupon the poet said,
" 1 smoked a dozen cigars over that line"
, 1876-05-31
P R O K L A NJ A.

m EFT bekjendtgjores herved, at
yDJ Rombodholder William Dettin-
gers Bo under Tide dennes efter
Begi@ring af en- Kreditor er taget
under SkiftebchandIing som fallit.
ALE og Enhver, der have Noget
at fordre paa nevnte William
Dettingers FalIitbo, indkaldes her.
we'd med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at an
melde og bevisliggjoiire deres krav.
alfSt. sThomm Skifteret. den Mde
Mai 1876.
, 1876-05-31

sometimes (these in q distant W~orkhouse,
for trade was very bad then) with express
sions of affection, and the hope of seeing
them again soon, although the one was
irreverently alluded to as 6 my old woman
and the latter as . the kids
81 very soon go5 rid of miserable self
pity there, and came to reflect that DR..
Livingstone would probably be thankful
for good wheaton bread and if the bed
was Of flock and hay, and the sheets OF
cotton, that better men than | in the Cri-
mea (the war was going on then) would
think themselves very lucky to have as
good. And then, too, l began to reflect
chat, when you come to think OF it, such as
these men were, so were the vast majority
of the working classes that the idle and
drunken We see about public-hOuses are
but a small minority of them, made to
appear more because all public-houses are.
put in such prominent places that the
great bulk are at home for the man who
has to be at work at six in the morning
can't stay up at night-he is in bed carly,
and is as | found my teIIow-inmates. Now,
Just consider do you not-unconsciousIy
it may well be-stiII do you not some
times, in thinking Of working men, pic
ture then as those, few though they may
be, you see late at night about public
houses Do you not think of those, not
exclusively, perhaps, but rather more than
Of the niaety-and-uino who are at home
with their families, recruiting their
strength for the morrow's work. ?
"WeIl, it was impossible to indulge self
pity in circumstances like these and, CON
scious Of the genuine manhood all around
me, I set to work again. For what might
not be done with youth and health 2 And,
simply by preparing myself rather more
thoroughly for my business than had
previously been considered necessary. I
was soon strong enough to live more in
accordance with my previous life, and am
now able to speak a true word for the
genuine men l left beajad, simply because
my dear parents had given me greater
advantages than these men had had.
But | did not leave all at once. l
wanted to learn the lesson well and,
though | went reluctantly, I remained
voluntarily, because the kindly feelings l
took with me had changed into hearty
respect and admiration; and | was busy
thinking, for some things I thought l
knew before appeared in a new and differ
ent aspect"
, 1876-05-31

IA General annual meeting
a6h of Shareholders in the
st. Thomas Marine Repairs
ing Slip Go. will be held at
the International Club on
MONDAY the 3rd June a. C.
The Chair will be taken at
noon. Office of Marine Re
pairing Slip Co. St. Thomas
Gath May 1876.
s.
Chairman.
, 1876-05-31
NOTICE. %
MESSRS. H ,FOLMER& CO.
Piano Timers &C.,

from The celebrated firm of ERARD of
LONDON and PARIS, lately establish
ed in ST., THOMAS, have the honour
to announce that they will, in a few
days, pay a PROFESSIONAL
VISIT to ST. CRoIx, upon which
occasion they hope to be favoured
with the TRO N A G E Of
the public ofthat Island.
They are prepared to put into
thorough repair, Z N % So
O e g \ N s and all such
instruments, promising entire salts"
faction.
May Oath, 1876.
, 1876-05-31
N D 7 | { L.

ny PERMISSION of His Excel
ID Iency, the Governor, | will on
The lst next month open an
4V9yTUD s z
tor adults at Friedensthal and for
that purpose a meeting will be held
at that place on next Wednesday
the 3lst Inst. at Z o'clock p. m. to
arrange matters connected with
same, to which all DESTROYS are
hereby invited.
Christiansted, Goth May 1876.
Il. Z, CARTY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-18

wEsr FAthlEr, Vt, Jan, 81, ISL.
Dear sir t0f seven O. eight years
past | have bceu in poor health, and for
tie past year Of more very feeble. Ny
health coutiag6d % decline, spd my assh
and sirengl6 wasted away, gRui ] wss
unable % work o. even 20 up stairs with
out great exhaustion Suffered from
frequent aud distressing attacks Of Psipi-
lkGon Of thc heart, my feed distressed
me, cAasiuR ascldiy aad pain 10 the
stomach, constipation aqd debility Of The
system generally, my blood being thin
and poor and sluggish Ia circulation, aud
vas FOR years suffering al the toriures
of confirmed dyspcptc. About six
months since / concluded would Try =
bottle Of PERuVIAS SYRUP, and received
80 much benefit from i that purchased
Eve bottles more, and have continued the
use Of the Syrup until Quite recently. II
hAs restored my health 70 such an extent
that feel myself ~ good As new My
digestion Is good aud my weight has In
creased ia the past four months from one
hundred and twenty to Que hundred and
thirty-eight pounds; my strength has
returned, aud my general health Is thus
wonderfully improved, and can truly
say owe il al 10 the use Of your PERU
WAX SYKUr | earnestly recommend all
sufferers from dyspepsia and debility TO
give It trial, hoping il viii do them as
much good as il has me.
Yours very truly,
Mrs. 5. b. BEAis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-18
IN. People wand Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virtue as Boschee's German
Syrup for severe coughs, colds settled on
the breast, consumption, or any disease
OF the throat aud lungs. a proof of that
fact is that any person afflicted can get a
sample bottle for 10 cents and try Its
superior effect before buying the regular
size at rs cents. IL has been lately intro
duced in this country from Germany and
its wonderful cures are astonishing every
one that use it. Three doses wi relieve
any case. Sold by Wait & Hard, Man
chester, aud V. Grover, Factory Point.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-18

Catarrh 10 a common disease-so com
mon that snniilag, splitting, and blowing
Of the nose, meet Us at every turn on Tie
street. Your foot slips 10 these nasty
discharges on the sidewalk aud IN the
public conveyance; and It's disagreeabie
odor, communicating the breath Of the
siIiieted, renders them offensive to their
associates. There Is the highest medical
authority for stating that with fully one
BALI II not two-thirdE, Of those afflicted
win Consumption Of the Lnngs, the d.
seAEe commences ~ CalArrh In the nose
or bead, the next step being to The throat
aud bronchial tubes-lasily TO the langs.
How important then to give early and
prompt attention 10 the system By using
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
which tones Il up, cleAnses tie blood, and
heals TIE diseased glands by specific in-
huenoe upon them; and 10 assist, use DR.,