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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17

"a frog" said mamma, glancing at the
picture.
"Ohl Don't you wish you could see {"
frogP" -,
mo. / know how frog looks" said
she.
"Well, how big would he be?"
"Oh dear!" said mamma, looking up.
Bigger than flea, and not so big as a
horse"
She hoped that whould be Il settler, and
1t did quiet him for minute. But his Gu
riosity soon got the better of him, and he
said is he big as dogP'
depends on the size Of the dog"
"As big as Tige9"
mo"
big as half of Tige-the head half?"
" NO.f
DWELL, what is fleaP"
"A fear' said mamma, thinking how
TO describe that interesting object. eli
you see black speck, and then don't see
it-that is, probably, Il flea. "
That was poser, and for some time
Robbie stood by the window and pondered
this mystery. Pretty soon he came up to
mamma, and whispered softly in her ear
Mamma. there's something funny over
the other side of the room ought to be
looked at
"What does it look like?" asked MAN.
ma
"I don't know Do you think it is Il
finPn
"A what! What is tinP" asked mani
MA
Il don't know. 700 said so,"
"Oh, you mean hea!" said mamma
laughing. Il think not. Now, Robbie
you MUST run away"
Robbie walked slowly over to the win
dow and looked out ut the trees, which
were tossing about in the wind. There hi
broke out, eagerly: ION, mamma! jus
sec the trees wiggIe! an your Uranium
has all laid down; guess it's tired"
"Well, | know I'm tired" said mamma
laughing, "and l wish you would run gu
in the yard"
Robbie started; but Mt the door he me
papa, who was just coming in.
Robbie, what is that?" asked papa
pointing to the block structure on the Car
pet. 1850.
"Why, that's an engine!" said Robbie
amazed that one could ask such question
ooh, is ii? | never suspected it," sal
papa.
ITS new kind. 1t isn't like the en-
gincs in this world" said Robbie.
" Nor in any other, | think" said pape
-OGrc ThOrne, 81. Nicholas for Sept.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17

PoULTRY.-Cull out undesirable fowls,
and keep only good ones Pure-bred
fowls are as profitable, in their way, as
other pure-bred stock. Feed your pullets
with boiled potatoes, mashed in the water
they have been cooked in, and mixed
while hot, with corn-meal and cracked
wheat. Feed this warm, and every week
give some of the " Imperial Egg Food, .
with some of Bowker & Cos. meat and
bone flour along with the food. This will
give eggs all through the winter. The
culled fowls may be cooped and fed on
scalded skinned milk, with corn and oat.
meal, for three weeks, when they will be
us fat as they can be made; to feed any
longer is u waste of time and food. Thi,
food makes sweet and white flesh and fat
When fed for market, give only corn
which makes the yellow fat so much desir
ed by the poultry dealcrs.-American
AgricWlturist.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17

Mr.. EDIToR:-Can you tell of any sOGsh
TO sprinkle over small fruit trees that will
make the leaves and branches so distaste-
full to cattle that they will let them Sc
verely alone, and that will not injure the
treesP If no such preventive is. known,
let Yankees look well to their laurels. and
have such forthcoming.
An answer from you or some one of your
readers will be looked for.
D. 7. AvERILL.
We know of no such wash, but have
found good fences to answer pretty well
If any of our readers know Of such an ar
tice they will confer Il favor on our cor
respondent and perhaps others by making
it manifest in our columns.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17

am satisfied that it requres close study
and much observation to become an adept
in choosing good cow" yet one may
become so expert as rarely TO be deceived,
and think Mr.. Cornelius Baldwin has
acquired that skill to greater degree
than any other gentleman with whom !
am acquainted-I am also fully satisfied
that the escutcheon and milk veins as in
dications of the milking capacity of the
cow are not "unmitigatcd humbugs.'-
Ohio Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17

y
Said per cent is to be cast upon the original a
Of the premium notes without reference 70 aS n1
ontS and Ia he maid to the Treasurer OF salu Op VI
nany at his Office in Montpelier ON or before the i4'n
u1S T HAN twenty Ave years after the organiza
on Of Company fifteen per cent Of to th pag ali the
notes paid in advance, was suthceht " neriod
and exnenses of the Company during tnAt PC. III
and leave surplus large eGgs tb to cf tnc
nssaS we're no larger proportonaely, than IN the
past But the late excessive losses have no in adj
uaUce leaving members whose policies are ruhniinls
out liable assessment Of ye per GEM m XII Of IN
CORPORATION found on each members policy me t re
teen per cent paid advance on me n mopbs eav
me wear and three months to be met by Mt
The Directors have laid this ASSESSMENT 9h
ly mutual principle. collecting nothing on 'hiS "''
ment until the advance pay is exhausted, sured
Since the LIST of November 1870 each zen nniess the
losses are even heavier than they nave Deen Sm sas
hardly seems probabe) the amount VII Pay n ~
and expenses for five years by order 81 tHs
| F3gW SAMUEL hl1lLtL.,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17

be desired. But of course while the gen.
eral average of excellence is high, the P.
Rock does not equal some of the non-sit-
tiers as egg producers, nor some other va
rieties as a table fowl, but in these two
respects it will be pronounced "good
enough" and as general utility fowl the
P. Rock will hold public favor.-American
POultrU Journal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17

FARM NoTEs.-Paint which is put on in
the fall will last as long or nearly as long
again rs the same grade which is applied
in the spring or summer. The extreme
hot weather of the summer months is not
favorable either for the preservation Or
fine appearance of pant.-Ncw England
Homestead.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17
AaritMItural department.
o. NJ. rINKHAM, Editor.

Accommodations for this department should be
sent to the editor Mr.. o. NJ. TINKHAM, n. Pom
fret, Vt.
Please writeon one side of the paper only, sign such
name or initials as you wished published, but give
YOUR FULL NAME AND ADDRESS, post office, County and
State
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
TARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

o.,.,,, Il. ,,vns, NJrrr1rAr FIRE Insurance Co..
offloA MfoNTPEIIER, September GOTH 1877
Tho members of the Farmers Mutual FIT Ere IN IN
surance Company, insured "a me rassessments have
been made by the Directors of said yS U Ia
notes in force in said class on the lolio"lhs 'S' "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17
EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN:

You might have noticed that the drift of
opinion rs expressed by those who examin-
ed the various places on exhibition at the
Dog River Valley Fair was i'll favor of
the highly finished, and somewhat COM
pticaled and novel plows from Barre and
Morrisvile, many hardly giving passing
look at the plain but substantial Centen-
NAL pillow entered by myself. The entire
current was changed soon after the plow-
ing match commenced, when it became
evident to the most casual observer that
the Centennial was doing very much better
work with less outlay of power, us was de-
monstrated by hitching my horses from
the Centennial to the Morrisville plow'
the universal verdict being that it drew
harder than mine, and did not do as good
work; thus plainly demonstrating that
inventive skill had been worse than wasted
in the useless forgery connected with
their plows.
shall be glad to show my plow to any
one wishing to see it, or let any use it on
their own farm.
w. l. SIMoNDs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17

Making 5per cent for the
wear ending August L. 1871 to be paid to the Treasurer
at his Office in Montpelier or before the th day oil
October, 1877. van r,oosuror
Montpelier, Aug. 3d. 1877.
The publishers of each weekly newspaper withlh
this State are requested to give the above three nser
tons in their respective papers for which the sum oil
three dollars will be paid presentation of their bills
at this office. FM'o"o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17

A BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD PLANT
The Gala Lily, roots of which may be
procured of any florist, is one of our finest
plants for housegrowing, when properly
treated The best method we have tried
is to procure i'm earthen jar-suitably dec
grated on the outside if desired. by paint
ing or pasting on of friezo Or flower pic
lures, or by ~ paper open-work covering.
In this place rich mould some five or six
inches deep, and in this set the Gala plant
Now put on the top of mould Il layer Of
clean coarse sand about two inches deep,
and on the top of this some small pebbles
Then fill the jar with water, and replace
us evaporated, so AS to always have the
water several inches deep above the peb-
bles. Place in warm and sunny win
dow, and the plant will throw up large,
luxuriant leaves, to be followed by the
magnificent bloom. What is still better,
the flower stalks will be sent up in Il sue,
cesson so as to afford nearly continuous
series of flowers. A few minnows init O.
dnced into the water will usually thrive
without further care, and afford Il pleasing
study Scientific Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
3
IS MY FAMILY
NJ D c I N E
Iwish no other.


PRovIDENCE, April Z, 1910
:, q rrvrys-Dear Sir: When Twas abs aI9T NV
MIR. Ii: IL. . NOR broke out upon he' mn md an
years OF rsd to cure by giving me mG continued to
ln0ther u edes az she pneW oiDu ~ and
other suc [TiI finally she consulted "a me for that
grow tba salt rheum and dOctorea conid not
complaint he cured as the disease aars
be perma neny great sufferer ior severn ssid
blood; ~ and consulted physician VIZ lin 10
until ne Mems humor and II woulu aiiJ 10 com
had the scr uiud cure me- dld So auu n9 ofort-
doctor me ne mn nv sores and succeeded III ISAAC
menced heahI7 cirp Init in short uIhe tho apcar
ing an e& terna in worse form than eyer 40 snfer
appeared aKalr AIN NV lungs, throat and mead - ba no
Gus huOr ufarrbe pain, and there seei1u die when
ed the host NV friends thought must sun asnaner
remedy 1nu vas called while realllIE rbonse No
my agE NE testimonial OF MIs, Farmerly re-
to VEGE Iteet south Boston, and l. i9re aiigant
1854 Athens StTt6 Boston and being personally hodath
sunv ~ hsr and knowing her, FORMER ~ had TAX
ed with nd Sonld try the Vegetine AIteI d Of nv
concnden # seemed to force the sore5 V for
ed le" had running sores IN my ears ~ take the
system veTy painful but CONTINUES " nv health
time were neitI had taken about 20 b0ttes, my f ba
Nezetne UNI ,he time from the commencenenltt vi
improving az the sores to heal. commences @ ~
first oott, IN 1872 aud continued It's eonsta better
the veEths At the present time my 1ea I'LL Vagetine
SIX month"; nr ha been since was cnild' nc If
than ~ eined me and most cordlaliy na heen
is %hai ereors especially my friends mi Tie Vepe
to az SUI sd years. and until gseu family
tine fouaud no i Le an otIier ,,,,,,
medicine, "l'N Nv Mrs. B. G. COoPEh'
No Jov Street, Providence, R. l.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTRAL VERMONT R.R. LINZ
SUMMER ARRANGEMENr
Commencing Monday, Sept. "A. 1s77
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AyDr,.u

A1AbI,
Leave Montpelier 1900 A. M,I6py
MAIL TRAIN leaves st. Adams M ~ AND 1872
9 90 NJ, for Boston, New London Sr i, Montptis,
York, and intermediate points ''4HKheld Es,t
EXPRESS leaves Rouses Point at l01UA ~ :,
90 st. Adams al II b5A NJ Burlinyi M0ntrel
Montpelier 40 NJ, for Boston via LoWs l2lbPT'
Montpelier 755 p. NJ a. arriving,
NIGHT EXPRESS from OgdenRburg NTor4u.. ''
bans and Burlington, leave rgal St Al
Boston via Lowell or Ftchburg Sprinvst ISP ia,
and intermediate points. '"'iu 'NeVYort
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND wP,,u
Leave Montpelier at 800 A.M,6lOA'N'ii a..
andbllP.M "A 3IF N
DAY EXPRESS leaves Boston via Fitcbhnr.,
field 5000 NJ, Montpelier 335 p for EIrlMS SPIN.
Adams Montreal, and Ogdensburg DuI llhytol h
ACCOMMODATION leaves White River Tr,..
M Montpelier OH ?. M.,tOr BurliuRt0no,5 iol 35P
ACCoMMODATIoE Train leaves Nortb6siI -, Albah.
Montpelier ~ A. NJ, for Burlington ST Anaa.bVOA
mOnd, st Johns, kouses Point and MontrldDals, KCh
MIXED leaves White River Junction 9aatdI
field llOOA arrives at Montpelier ID M =, North
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Boston via IHwoi1H,.
via FltchDnTKh W p. M, New York M p y, S5OP
field SUOP' NJ, montpelier $50 A. NJ f0- EnrI,l nlriIg
Adams, Montreal and Ogdensburgb ana ll ngGn Il
Trains eayeMontpelierf for Burre AT gd 1e West
P. NJ, and % p. M. '"S a. NJ. l?r
Returning leave Barre at 71OA. NJ. .andI ma.
NJ. 'VValdiijP
Trains leave st. Adams for Richford 4.
Pm. a. NJ and 2E
Sleeping cars are attached to Niybt r.
running between Montreal ana Boston e@ train
and Springfield, and st. Adams and Trot" anu Montfta
Drawing room cars on Day Express t2ai,s,..
Montreal and Boston '''us between
Through tickets X for Chicago and the West
j. w HOBART, Generalsrr,r,,...,
st. Adams, VT, Sept. o. 1877 '' -4lu tendelt
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2nftrN.
- -
FAITH.

FAITH.
And So beside the silent sea
wait the munled oar;
No harm from him can come to me
On ocean or on shore.
know not where his islands lift
Their fronded palms in ali;
only know cannot drift
Beyond his love and care Whittier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17
VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1871
The Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire insurance
Company are hereby notified that the following assess
mens have been made by the directors on all ho'eS III
forre on the following days, to wit:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-17
CURES DANDRUFF

dRa an oT S bS scalp and shampoo and
Try bottle, use 1t thoroughly and be convinced
TRY IT.AND YOU WILL USE NO OTHER,
AsR your drnggsts and merchants for it,
10 metortrlal bottle; $500 for four bottles
Address O. W. RICHARDSON. Barnetyt
sendstamp for circular. ''''''
George g Goodwin Boston Mass Wbo1o,.,.
for New England '"9S'' " Hoiesale Agent
I'm Beware OF imitation. The genuineis mt
nv SVSre1 wrsppers printed with black an ra1
For sale In Montpelier by Frank n Bascoro ava nv,
Marsbseid HSrIgGlsWS; Plsinheld by +. Page RI
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
aERAhp BRANCH OFFICE, IL, l,Ses :. BEoADwAYS;.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS.


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sysSsss Fss.st r.s e.
CITY kEAt EsTATE yoS sALEaD rAss.,.s IS e:S ss coll.
cLoTHIKG-2p PAas-esh col.
sfR coils
COPARTNKRSHIPs-er PAGE
SogHTsa scASRfEs .se co.'s
ousEs 70 AND us
sIk sS and 4h coils
Egs1Fslss rss1ss f.sasi Ss. and 9Th COILS
YINANCIAL--srn PAGE
y1R skLEio Eooss And '%rAnrxExrs TO
PAGE-lst aud I'd coils
HYfFITysSHTEDsr EEkF e:9 COL
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HSusES HSusEs ReoSs. &C.. .H HwAnrEp-aD PAc.-2d COL
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MAssEE MxSTsMis1 s.ist:s sess.h col COL
sES sssss:s ss co.
FEHsoNRs' ohaxNs 9ssfss' col
o 0 SJ 1s as 5fT tSa ' Sale Or TO
RENT-op PACE--lst col.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE--2p PAGx-lst COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGK-1st col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-lsr PAGE-lst COL
KEWARDS-lsr PAGE-ist COL
% % Ass4sT; ss r.s.-. 3D.
SITUATIONS SWAKTRD-MALKs-7rH PAcs-5sh col.
SPECIAL NoTICES-lsr rAcE-lst and I'd coils.
STORAGE-1sr PAGE-4th col.
SUMMER RESORTs-2p PAcE-3d col
THE TURF-1sr PAcx-2d COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSEs-2D PAGE-iss col
TkAVELLERS' GUIDE-2D PAGE-5th COL
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ID PAcE-2d COL
WANTED TO PURCHASE-lsr PAcE-4th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-1sr pAcx-5th col
WESTCnESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PACH-lst col
WINK6, LIQUORS. kC.-lsr PAcE-4th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. kC.-lOrH PAGs-6th COL
The New York herald., 1877-07-10

AT 10 O'CLOCK
BAY COUPE HORSE. ls,s HANDS HIGH. 8 years old:
na as ,rso sa in 81 harness. FREQ from vice. very
one Of The a. finest and best styled coupe or
cdSaE nEnyEGr ASss fpsn pnT NHsooS9
sosRs soEss s GY sSs g % nE9osE s
sLxGT nsaT spd sToGE % m hands
high, years old; can trot In minutes; warranted
CHESTNUT srSna spa %ah haH ,, HANDS HIGH vo.,, oa
xind IN NJ harness and under saddle very stylish;
ROAM HORSE i5is HANDS HIGH. years old; superior
family horse; extra under saddle; warranted sound
BAY TsoTTiSe MARE GOT BY T. NJ rArcuEx,
years old; can trot In 40; warranted kind single or
BAY if T%EG, SIRED BY EDWARD EVERETT. IS hand.
nigh, years old; can trot in 24o; pole mare;
BAY s fps issf f'ssi old worry hand
n upssor Tor @ dr n.s sound
sEsSSR4GEs HSns rGsx l H1SGs ss A1cu worry
superior horse for family use; warranted sound aud
BLACK MARE, Ish HANDS HIGH. 5 years old; can
srot IN $50: warranted kind in harness ana good
WHITE xAkE, Is HANDS HIGH, year. old; extra
foSS sf we'll
BAY HoRsE hxSbs a 'se
STYLISH Sx BAY az AsnAGE HORSES s hand.
high Fan, and years old warranted sound and kind
hAx6aJ plls's IN sooD nSi1ssi onbHR ias cloth trimmed.
BROWN GELDING, VERY HAXDsoME,, got by Waters
years old; can trot In minutes; warranted sound
BAY TEoTTfNe cELDING. 60. BY ROYAL GEORGE.
ro rhT sif'ia 'Gf sa
Else Lx:a sv%sEE NJ Family and Work s..s
ways; Basket rhaeson; surry A Cart by brewster 1
s'a o.a %:ssnf ony SnSa sss set. II
Double Harness; "a .ess Single Harness. Robes,
SALE COMMENCES AT TEN O'CLOCK
A COTTON HOUSE or ARCH; JOHNSTON.
near University place.
OLDEST n55ss n ASR 4SR HDST 5fsY RELIABLE
Ssss es 1sb papa4 4sR xP
"a hours to threc days trial horses sound
THIS DAY rUEsDAN. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
EEeAs1 AS1n Ssq n5syas i S.ss sxs
e SAND years old dali brothcrs kind IL all har
ss or s9S s s.a a.s S s
n for ,. are not s;S of
handsome and sold only on sccorns Of owners go
.ns sssas myA
ELEdAsf rEoTElT E54F II MSsS
.lG0LDKN sORkEL Tk0fTiNG MARE Euphemia,
ss .s: Sass:
gle and double harness free from vice or trick q
2:4o cr no s.le any one can ride or drive her.
e ELEGANT BLACK Tko1TING HORSE, l5k hands
sycars old; Is perfectly kind In every way has
81 been used BY ladies to pony phaeton; aan trot
mile In so any time, single or double: In every
way reliable tor any aud warranted SOUND. Set
rHREE.oTtKiER ROAD WAGON, in good order,
sfE ssE ssss 81 s...
old; kind In all harness free from vice; perfect
- family horse; In every way reliable; sold only for
"a want OF
z Light COUPE R0CKAwAY, little used, by Miner 4
PONY ESTABLISHMENT
y ELEGANT PONY BUILT HORSE. Is hands, years
old: kind In all harness and under saddle per-
fcctiy reliable family pony any one can drive
him Is every way roiiabie aud warranted sound
BASKET CANOPY PHAETUN. nearly new. 'py GOOD.
rich.
9 TOP sIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. sy r. r. Woods
TWENTY OTHER HORSES. Description time OF sale.
LARGE ASSORTMENT of Tor PONY PHAkTONS,
rOP ROAD WAGONS and CARRIAGEs OF
EVERY KIND. HARNESS. Shoets do. &c.
wes,her never intereres with our SALES AT 10
O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
SALES AT AUCTION.
A -TUNIS JOHNSON, AurfIjNEER.
IA. O,d stard. 81 Nassau 81.
TOMORROW (wEDNEsDAY. AT i0I O'CLOCK.


A. A'"'' 'I,' o'd 'so s.asa. q n'x,s Nassau ." st.
TOMORROW CwEDNEsDAN. AT ioS O'CLOCK.
at 81 Nassau st.
SECOND HAND nousEuoLp FURNITURE.
satin for four windows nne lace Curtains. purchased in
-WySYGLAss ouAMrAGSEs. WINES DEcAxrERs.
fruit Stands no China Dinner and Tea seldom to be
and black walnut Bedroom sns; all kinds u Bed.
d,nf carpes together with the Kitchen Utensils ohiee
AFuhSlTgsE oasrkf:. fsfff rfaSoFoHfE 81 fsiSrIsss
,::,a.nSs iss wss 'S 81,
Hcd.teads Dressing Cases bureaus 80 hair and spring
in all. ioD lots rnrlo Library. Bedroom. Dining
Goods packed shipped and delivered purchasers city
roTIosT7iH,TT 7i,Ts raHyfIf MTE6AY HfsIRSSSFs R5SSIsc
THE ES4iSS HSpsJHH aqsSsSi isS $slsaS lssSaSSSifdHn
OF bE4wEnS h2E To IS sovSE aSp re nv FAsT SG IyT ST.
Paror suits in satin. cetclne and reps. Turkish
T. S ."sS. JS
'; s.S: s.'' sss
sprms Bed % hsr eang wafd,gSss Buffet
Ds''
shipped and removed. city or country.
rs sAf SaspnSSa Il S
sxsf$f ~; AVS
s$aiS#$r HSfS%4 Ssf.SH $iSSSSySSTS
SSf,Sj! SGfSIapST EIAso sa.,., in
e. spH.. Easy hs , IN
Mantcl set, aay Clocks Music Boxes Library aud Soc.
ps.ss iSI.se bookcases Library Tables Turkish suit m"aus
Sets. uiad silt sedseads blessing Gases Bureaus Wash.
stands single ana Doapi. iedsscad 81 hair and spring
HSs"sioa rasis Bsss cS.r sSo.s"r. iia's:and So
sTSSs tn e. or gsSersy plnse car ., Broadway
stage West kcsRG 'fr' f. RssSis sfiss
A ssIGNEH's SALE or RHINE WINES. &C
s';' 'G:
berger tssnes 10 eases iocksemcr wire spinning Mn.
sppns Mssnnsr saa al NV VIM % SS
'''''' JOHN wiLLMANN. Assignee
A -GEoRGE W. KELLER. AUUrioNEER So LIB.
oacet aud sovhs eSasssy and ii{ 1hursdsy ne China.
ware. French Clocks. Majoiicn. &c.
A FURNITURE SALE.
BARKER 4 CO, Al AND 10 LIBERTY ST..
viii sell st auction on Thursday July superior line
Of city made Cnbne Purnnrc in every variety eomprislng
@. /. BANKS, Auetioneer.
A.io o'clock ITO LOWS Stock and Fixtures Of Liquor
Sa s 4. Ale Pump Tables Chairs"
n BY VAN TAsSELL 4 KEAgNEY,
Aucttoneers,
% Union square.
VIII sell Wednesday July H. ~ 10 o'clock A. NJ tho
Stock and Fixtures Of the Tailoring Establishment of
George Morrison sto Of 23 Union square, consisting Of
Bne Cloths and Cassmercs, Buttons Trimmings. &C. iron
Safe Cutting and other Tables. oval Mirror. with stand
aud nnc obong Mirror. Desk. Chairs, &c By order ot
CHARLES WATSON, Assignee.
UCrION SALE
n Largo and extensive sale of
magnificent Household Furniture
this day commencing 10 o'clock private residence
frte elegant Psror suits Bedroom Suits in biact wal
mt bureaus wsrdrvbes hair and spring Mattresses, PHI
lows Bostcrs Ac PAvlor Ornaments Curtains 16 Brussels
and ingram Carpets, dining Curtains elegant Buffet
Extenson Table, "a Dining Chars Sivcrwnre. Knives
Forks Spoons and Of Household Goods
adapted for rich poor. B. r. MARTIN. Auctioneer.
1lY JOHN A. DUNN, AuCTIONEEK.-sALE THIS
family about csviny tho c,y-Pnrlor SUITS Carpets Bed
ding. Sewing Machines, Mirrors Stoves Chairs Tnbles
Glassware. &C.; NIL without Dealers
| vitcd.
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
HORSES, cAx.s1AaEs. sc.

A uCriON house OF vxS T1ssELL 1 KEARNEY.
IA ITO AND 1l2 EAST 18TH ST,
NEAR 4TH Ay
The New York herald., 1877-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF MEN.

Ths OF the nervous system over life
and death and the direct bearing which IT has human
happiness Is thoroughly recognized; its capabilities. mod
Thought study or intense mental application by the
proper subjects for consideration When the system
Is dcrangod Is absolutely promptly seek
vice from an expert who FOR long series YEARS has do
voted his whole time and attention this study aud Who
nom his experience and practice has learned discover
once the and promptly apply the remedy, thus
avoiding the painfully slow scing utter the
to the inexperienced annoying patient,
who naturally to without delay what
the matter, the extent OF tho
ties of rccuporation and the time required.
stiiking example Of value OF aud
tcal observation, we'll the usefulness Of the
application OF suitable remedies Is found In the import
ant statcncnt coming. both from home and abroad that
very large proportion OF those who suffer from dis
tnrbance and absolute insanity who
placed under treatment wthna after the iii ymp
toms have m manifested themselves
tho brain has become exhausted by intense mental ap
II only its strength BY being properly and
nourished by the systematic methods II IS
precisely tho with tho that preside
life. The value Of this branch OF medical practice
scarcely bc overrated for reaches marriage the perpct
alton Of family the securing OF hereditary titles
and the retention of estates In the same family.
From long and large experience in this direction.
have been able and by thanku
probation Of OF the Gsst families in the
nation and communicate much that pertains 10 the
exercise every the system
and the OF recovering It's powers whether OF BRAIN
appetite, propensity or passion