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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

BOSTON, Dec. II, 1863,
Gentlemen: Ny ouly object In giving you this sestE
nnonfal is to- spread valuable Information. Hsvtn&
been badly afflicted with Salt RheNu- md the whole
surface OF my skin being covered with pf1upas aud
erapt!ons many of xhi;h g eaused me gre.t pain and
many OF the ADVERTISED blood preparations. among
Ehisn was any quantity Of saEaapartlo without OBJ
ettne. and before had completed the nsst bottc
that had Got the right medicine. Consequently fol
vas pronounced well man. and my skin Is smooth
and entirely free from ptmpiea md e1.psons bare
Al to ths use q yeEetng To beneas those AFFLICTED
Vegetine's wonderful power OF cuug eof this scuta
complaint Of which have suffered 20 intensely.
C. L. TUCKER, Pas. Ag't Mich. c. T. b..
60 9WMhtngton-sk, Bostou-
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RAILROADS.


1pet9us 10sUtz&tH 90 TIE 171pH"e@
NEW YoNK, Feb. 10.-lt is believed to-day
that the Central Railroad OF New Jersey must
20 into the hands OF q Receiver, and the ques-
tio, Of dropping its stock from the list Is under
consideration. The stock fell to 1875, closing at
19k. 4 year ago it was III. At the COM
pany's Office 1t was stated that the
fresh decline to-day was without just
reason, and that no transfers have been
made, notwithstanding the large quantities re-
ported to lavc been so1d. There is little contl-
ience left. however, in the management, and
Wall street was full OF ru1nors all day. as Il
last appeal the Company has sent out circulars
asking stockholders to subscribe without guar
a1,tec towards its new certificates OF indebted
ness. 70 add to the enu.rrassucnts, tue en-
oiuccrs announce an intention to strike Mon
1ay unless they are paid back wages. which they
claim from November, and which amount to
S1Go0Q0
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States for 1876 amounted to 76.ooo, 600, the e1-
cess Of imports over exports being S16, ,000, ,0o0
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Feb. 10.-Owins to the
t forwaraed p BY tbe caaaaian n ss cRaon Dl& %a
agents for settlement In Manitoba and the
Northwest Territory being diverted from their
route at Duluth by american emigrant agents,
and induced to remain IN the States, the Legis-
iature OF Manitoba have petitionel the Dolni1l-
1on Government to appoint an agent at Duluth
for their protection.
, 1877-02-11
THE UNEMPLOYED,

8ptt7M DT5pa1ch 70 tbs 1f7baNA
NEW York, Feb. ia petition presented to
the Common Council shows that there are
5000 unemployed laborers in New York, and
that their families number about 10000 per
sons, who are reduced to great destitution. The
Council has asked the Legislature to pass O law
authorizing an appropriation Of s., 600 for
repairing the downtown streets, now in bad
condition, In order to provide these men with
work. The relief societies are all overta1ed,
and there has never been SO much want in the
CITY as ut present.
, 1877-02-11

II he Editor ef The 1rfbuue.
~ |nlGAco Feb. 10:-Pleasc state in your ncxt is
rug ss "hen tue amendment WIS made in the Consti-
tHtlon that the dag for the election OF President
shoui @ 9c held on one and the SANG day tlrousout
-. ""o'c Union. SCEscn1uEA
Inc matter is not provided for by any amend
mcnf to thc Constitution. The original Consti-
luton, Art. ?, Sec. 4, provides: esTne Congress
may determine the time Of choosing the Elect
oFs' aud the day on which they shall give their
votes; which day shall be the same Throughout
the United States''
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OBITUARY..

SAN Francisco, Cal, Feb. 10.-E1-Assessor
Levi Rosener died yesterday g
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 10.-Rear-Admiral
Thcotor1s Bailey died this morning.
CLEvELASD, O., Feb. 10.-Hcnry T. Tomlin-
son, Of Memphis, Tenn, died at !Ashtabula, O.,
to-dayof injuries sustained In the recent rail-
road disaster at that place.
Special Dispuich TO TIE Tribune
JOLIET, ILL.,, Fcb. 10.-Mrs. Margaret KinEg,
died Of pneumonia at the residence Of her son,
John r. King. Esq, No: = Garden street, this
d resident of this county for forty-three years.
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ITEMS or INTEREST.

| GolQ, 1u5N.
OrmsbF, the leading photographer.
| St. Louis has debt Of 6,50o,000.
Chapin's original cheap book house.
The salary OF New York Alderman is 81, 600.
Artistic framing, Loyejoy s. Foster, s. State.
! Wedding presents at Van Colts, 224 State.
Thurlow Weed cultiyates an orange grove in
Florida
The Southern corn crop is TO- 900 bushels
greater than last year.
st. Valentines Day next Wednesday, the 14tb
4. n, Turner's painting entitled ssTired Out"
is at Wolcott's, corner Wabash and Adams.
About one-half Of Boston's $500, ,0oo, 600 OF
property is said to be mortgaged.
It Is reported that the farmers in Sioux Coun-
ty, Ia, have commenced sowing wheat
y. Z. Dix sent 400 hams and $50 packages lake
fish to Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, last week
In California wheat growing is yielding larger
returns than gold-rnining eyer did.
They still rush for the " Fair, p for tits cheaper
there than elsewhere. 195 State and 81 Adams.
Little girls arc employed as pages in the Kan
sas Legislature.
:Lovejoy s. Foster, No. IS State street, publish
200 fine stcrcoscopic views Of Chicago.
a few days SINCE $1,000 grape cuttings we're
shipped from ThonasVillc, Ga, to France.
Attend Ha1kfns' clearing-out sale Of fine boots
and shoes at cost, No. 143 State street.
Dr.. lie Afoyne, the crcmator, Is gathering them
in. Two more bodies have been placed at his
disposal.
Save money by getting your photographs at
HALLS, No. ITO East Madison street. near La-
Sale; best Berlin finish, 81 so per dozen -.
Green Bay, Wis, sends 81, 200 worth Of fish to
market each day.
Rat skins arc becoming an article Of commerce
at Fort Dodge, IL. One dealer bought over
$1,000 pclts III few months.
The Fircman's Insurance Company, No. Q3
LaSal1e street, accept risks only within reach OF
our splendid Fire Department. It's rates are
moderate on dwclling-house property.
The St. Louis Republican claims that the
wheat belt Is shifting from the Northwes estern to
the Middle Western and Southern States. and
that the flour best suited to foreign commerce
is made from wheat grown in Southern Illinois,
Southern Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and
Kansas, aud to the list Of. States there will
speedily be added Arkansas, Texas, Colorado,
New Mexico, and the Indian country.
"Blue glass; Is having run, but "Eupeonn
Is ahead. Always ready, day OF night, sunshine
or rain. All aches aud pains succumb to It's
powerful influence as If by magic
"Eupcon" is the specific for rheumatism,
lumbago, sciatica, diphtheria, cuts,
sprains, bruises, headache, toothache, piles,
corns, pains in the back, side, breast, stomach,
aud bowels. Price only 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
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Nv question but that the theatre will be COM
ro11ao'y hlled on both nights. But public inter-
cs1 ought not to stop at this point It is not
lnucn Oh charity to buy ticket to such
tueat1,cal entertainment as this one promises to
ps. tickets should be bought even bv those
VINO arc unable to attend There Is hardly
nooler Institution in Chicago than the one which
Is 10 benefit by these performances, and hardly
one that Is more I'll want of funds. We hone
Inc receipts will be considerable addition RI
TIC resources OF The Hosnital.
, 1877-02-11

street dialogue: a Republican meets Dem
octet on the street, corner Of Dearborn and
Madison, yesterday:
De"'-''" Well, sec you fellows have got US,
ana your man HArEs will be counted in.,'
Nep--"1 wish felt sure of that. Rut w,,v
do you think so.''
Dt"..-*' Don't you know enough to know
tnat pair OF four-spots beats one four-sDot
and trayt You must be q lunkhcad not to
see that. Good day, sir,''-and marches Of In
bad hu.nor. N1A 80
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MEXICAN IlOTABLES.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 10.-Among the passengers
in the steamship Colon, arrived to-day from As
pinwall, arc cx-Prcsldent Lerda, Of Mexico,
Gen. Escabedo, Manuel Romero, Rubio, and
others OF Mexican fame. They were conveyed
in 4 small boat from point about twelve miles
above Acapulco to that harbor, when they went
on board the steamer Salvador aud remained
there until the Colina arrived aud took them to
, 1877-02-11
CANADIAN ITEMS.

Sp{G1d3 LFEtR11tT 7Ne Z79uHRk@
OTTAWA, Feb. 1u-TLe address in reply to
the speech from the throne passed the House
without amendment being offered by the Oppo-
sition. ~.
The budget will be presented to the House
early next week. The prevailing opinion is It
will show deficit Of S500,o00.
Returns laid before the House show that the
total trade of the Dominion with the United
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NOTICE.

Parties having purchased copies Of Rand, McEal-
ly s Co.'s Dusiness Atlas can hive the State maps
OF New York, Texas California, and Nevada re-
placed By maps mounted upon cloth without
charge by returning them to tho Office ot Rand,
McNally i Co., publishers Of inde1ed maps, II
and 70 Madison street.
, 1877-02-11
THE MfrTttAt lIrE.

Attention Is called to the statemeat OF the Mutual
Life-1nsuronce Company, Of New York, printed in
another column. Its assets, 1t is statcd are over
SS2 Geo. 600, and there is surplus as regards pol
holders Of over $40, $50, GOO.
, 1877-02-11

q. o1kLL1: Of Paris, il distinguishing himself
~ W. Tue 9TH (Nonday) he discovered new planet
~. ue 1enth magnitude. III SIX hours right asceu~
~ ~ aoa nine and half degrees north declina-
,an.. W.. IN the sth Thursday he discovered
~ oe' With brilliant nucleus in seventeen and
h.'. h.s.1e@ hours right ascension and one and
~ ~ oesSrees south dcclination. The discoverer
-. ae Object, like single star, will soon be too
'ugat To be worthy Of notice. ,
, 1877-02-11

street. This will be 3 good opportunity to bny
bargains, as ali the goods, such as watches, dia-
monds, and coral and gold jewelsy, have been fox-
feted, and will be sold to pay adyanees and charges
Sale for cash, commencing at 10 & N.
, 1877-02-11
--------- EGEEIXNEv
VEG-E11!I'INE T.
Purifles the Blood, Renovates
and InVigorates the .
Whole SYSTEM
IT'S MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ITS SMEUlClWAL FRIFEtRIIEsS ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent,
and Diuretic.

vegettne Is made exclusively from theJuices IT e1re-
1uy harEA roots, and heFhs and strongly
concentrated that It will cdectualY eradicate from tho
system every tAtnt OF Scr0fuia@ Scrofuldxrs Hu-
nors. 1umor87 Cancer, Cnncerous HuH1or,
Efy5tpelas, Salt kheun1, SJphilitfc Diseases,
CuukeF. Eaiutnc8s ut the Skou1nch, aud all dIa-
eases that artse from impure blood 4ciatica. I1s-
Aaa1nntory and Chronic Rheuaoutfasn, Neural
K!A. e:out, md Spinal Complaints can only be
e0ectually cured through tho blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptivc Di.caseso& the Skim
pustn!cs, R{otches. Rolls. Tctrrr, Sc1s11head.
nn4 HinEworm. FEGET1SE has never failed to edect
aFc1mAnent cure.
For Pains in tho Back, KIdnev Cosap1niu11.
DFornsy, Female Weakness. Leucofghoea, asi1-
ln6 1rom internal alteration and uEeFue diseases and
General Debility, VxGxr1NE acts dtrtcttyupon tho
causes Of these complafnts. Il tnvtgufates and
strengthens the whole syste, acts upon tho secrcttv
ofsans aays Inflammation. cures ulccEatton. and reg
For Catnfrh, Dyspepsia, Inbitual Cost1ye-
ness, fnlpftutfon Of the HeuFt, Headache,
Of the Nervous System, medicine has given Euch
perfect satisfaction as the VK0Er1xE 1t pu1lhes tho
blood c1eanses all Of the organs and caoul
ling power oycr the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected By VEGRrrSx hare In
duce1 many Physicians and apotAetaT3es whom 'No
know to prescribe and use 1t tn their Own families.
In fact Vg6.r1sz Is the bea: remedy yet discovered
fuR1F1ER yet placed before the public.
, 1877-02-11
TIE SOUTH PARK LAND FRAUD,


The public have noticed that Senator
8uEz1rE has introduced bill in the Legs
iatr1c to abolish the present Board of South
Psrk Commissioners, and provide for new
Board Of Commissioners, to be appointed by
the Governor and Senate. The public do
not, perhaps, understand the real reason for
this proposed Legislative revolution
1t vii be remembered that included in
o1e Of the South Parks is q tract of land
eighty acres Or more, which, when taken, WIS
under water and had only q remote specu-
4atVs value. The owners and ell others
interested in this land have, by proceedings
IN the courts, been endeavoring for ser-.
ea years to compel the Park Commissioners
70 pay for this land at prices ranging from
$500 to $4,000 m acre. Once they OBJ
ta!aed verdict for something like 5000 M
sc1e, which verdict was promptly set aside
o tue courts. After q long siege, the par-.
ues interested have reached the conclusion
that the chances for getting $1,000 an acre
1of the tract Of swamp land are pretty
desperate. 50 they hareresorted to legislation.
1ae Pa.E Commissioners have resolutely re-
ssEed the estortionato demand, and have
ssood between these claimants and the pub
nc VINO are to be taxed to pny this
demand; and therefore, between courts and
commissioners, the JOB Inns become rather
aaprom'sing. This bill, re are informed, has
1of It's end the legislation of tho present
commissioners out Of office, and the appoint
neat Of anew Bourl, already selected, who,
'assead 81 Of resisting this outrageous robbery,
VIII Fote to pay for tho lind at the extrava-
guy rates demanded. Legislation is even
eas'er taan Law, and frauds. which have be-
oene hopeless in the courts may become
a'empl ant on the statute-book- We ques-
a'a' however, whether the Legislature will
undertake. to force land purchase at sellers
filees oser the judgments Of courts and in
evasion of law, and hence we have no doubt
aa1 tbs bill will receive its quictus without
Deo0mlng law. The half million Of dol
4a's OF clear plunder in the bill will hardly
oy 1t into operation The people who
WV nave to be taxed to pay this exaction
lave some rights in the matter, which can
'I'- De ignored, even By State Legislature.
, 1877-02-11
FOR THE FORENOON

make your appointment, as Dr. AcChesney Is over
run later In the day. No better teeth in the city
The best full set, warranted. S8- Gold f1linss,
drst-class. at low rates- Corner Clark and Ran
dolnh streets.
, 1877-02-11

An old manufacturing house in Chicago, in husi-
ness for fifteen years, wants good man with S2O
900 So5 900, either active special partner.
The profits Of the business will bear investigation.
Apply to the Hon. Van H. Higgins, TRIBUNE
Building.
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A1IcT1nH-

Lipman's sale OF forfeited watches, diamonds
and jewelry takes place Tomorrow at Buffers aue-
ton store. corner Wabash avenue End Madison
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AND WHO ARE COOK 4 MIAMI

The man who taxes OF sends garments to so
Dearborn street. or 90 or 261 West Madison street,
for repairs, cleaning, dyciug, ETC.. must sound
their praise. c. o. D. orders solicited,
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~ Opportunity to benefit the Hospital for
oloea and Children, and at the same time enjoy
:. sooo theatrical performance, will be afforded
~ 1e New Chicago Theatre tomorrow and
70 cescsS nights, when RoBERrsos's comedy Of
= seool Is to be represented by an a1nateur
a large number Of tickets have al
- oeen disposed Of, and there seems to be
, 1877-02-11
OQQR Qf IHE ERilfI.

Dr.. Prce's special 1avorins extracts hare the
taste md odor OF the fresh fsEss :c:a which they
are made, strong and pure :
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb Ill a. m.-For
the Lake Region, southwest winds, rising bar
omcter, and generally warmer, clearer weather
+. LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO Feb. 10.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Fighting Doctors-yvhile the nllopnrhs,
hoaeopaths. eclectics, and al other ''paths and
..uc5" arc quaEteling and letting their patients
nle, Dr. FRITZ still continues to perform mi1acu-
lous cures. G. ~ Hill, Of Wanconda, cured OF
cured Of ca,arrh; son Of John Berns, ISL Cornell
street liver complaint, cured, besides hundreds Of
others in the ctT. -
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Fire Prominent Gentlemen Cured by DR.,
Bsoadbe1t OF dyspepsia in sixty days, merchant,
banker, lawyer, Il judge, and Z minister, whose
names Gun be seen At the Doctors office. Advice
ifee, Clifton House. Chicago he also cures
paralysis, neuralgia, aud deafness.
, 1877-02-11
SECRETARY WORR}3t.

WAsHSaroS, D. e., Feb. 1o.--Secretary
Morrill,, at midnight, was much better. His
friends arc greatly encouraged By the improve
meut in his condition. -. =.
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for those who enjoy the luxury Of medical
Turkish, Russian, Roman, or swimming baths, IA.
dies or gents, eau be seen at Dr.. McChesneys new
Puluen House rooms.
, 1877-02-11

To Whom It May Concern--Three Years
ago. sufferer with catarrh in Its worst form,
placed myself under the peculiar treatment en-
ployrd BY Dr.. Clesson Pratt OF ZOE State street,
and remain we'll Caps- J. ). Smith, l035 In
diana avenue.
, 1877-02-11

Aeep,s Custom Shirts NIade to 1feasure.---
Very best. for 50: no obli.otIon to keen anv of
hsep's shirts unless perfectly satisfactory 173
, 1877-02-11

MORE Of FRIDAY RIGHTS EXPLOSION,
We are glad to be informed TINT the laboratory Of
Dr.. Sykes, our worthy catarrh Doctor was not 50
seriously injured to interfere with his business:
day or two will put xli to rights.
, 1877-02-11

boiand's Aromatic Bttter Wine Of Iron Is =
aCdeay ios nervous debility, impoverished blood,
oa4 !aiPatte6 Question Depot Is Clark street.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-25

Mrs. Matte Gaylord Smith delivered a
temperance lecture at the town hall last
evening to crowded house. After sing
ing B. W. Marshall president Of the Re-
form club introduced the speaker. She
considered especially the relation of women
to- temperance work, recited the great
things accomplished since the second de-
cade of the century when regular drinking
was the rule among all classes from the
clergy down, and pictured the great work
yet left undone in which women were
fitted to be the most active lsborers. She
said that the evils of intemperance fell
most heavily on women and they should
arise and meet their great enemy. She
gave instances of what women had accom-
plished in the work, and considered their
most powerful weapon fashion which Ii
controlled by women. She advised 30
clal prescription of the families Of al
liquor sellers, as many had given up thu
business for this reason that all other ar
guments failed to reach. At the end Of
the lecture collection was taken up. Mrs
Smith will speak Wednesday evening a
Reform club hall.
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West Rutland.

The berry brigade has organized and the
public schools are being disorganlzed there.
by.
Robert Monaghan who was seriously in
jured here recently 10 in fair way to re-
cover.
Visitors for the springs have begun to
arrive. The Marble Valley stage makes
daily trips to the spa.
The village school taught by Mr.. Will
Jams, Of Poultnev, closes the summer term
this week. MIR. Williams has proven him
self an excellent and pains-taking instruc-
tor, the school having made fine progress
under his efficient management
Mr.. Charles Campbell, proprietor of the
Marble Valley hotol, generously furnished
free carriages for the funeral of the late
Hugh Flanagan to the relatives of the de
ceased for which kind and considerate ac'
he has received much merited praise.
The pump-patent man, after listening e
much grumbling, collected between two
and three hundred dollars IN this vicinity
As we have not heard from any other 10
cality on the subject, we have come to tn
conclusion that the residents Of this vicinit.
are the only people who enjoy the luxur.
of "drive pumps"
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DAILY GLOBE MONDAY MORNING JUNE 25 1877

room is spacious and we'll adapted to 1t
purposes, back Of which is the carving
room, west OF this room 10 the cook .room,
in which has been placed new range with
all the modern improvements. On the third
floor Is another reception-room, also suites
Of rooms connecting for the use of families
or parties, and single rooms for transient
guests, as is also the fourth story. We un-
derstand verandss are 10 be placed in front
Of the second story. The whole seems to
be well adapted for hotel purposes. Mr.
Harry b. Warden Is to be clerk
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-25

honestly In the sight of God and our neigh
Dor, We can pride ourselves equally on "blue
blood, the blood that was dearly bought
Tor rs Dy our ancestors, who suffered mar
tyrdom, that We might be a free-born peo-
pie, choosing our own rulers.
II II will not weary my audience too
much, would like you to review with me
the trials, our graduating class have under
gone, and think before have finished,
you will all allow that our names should
be transmitted to posterity, as examples Of
martyrdom. In crowded room, that is
necessarily 20, on sccount Of lack Of space
In the lower schools, we have sat and stud
led our Latin, Greek and mathematics. In
addition to these studies, which are usually
considered suficient 10 tax the powers of
ordinary school-boys and girls, we have
had the best possible facilities for studying
the properties and effects of poisonous
gasses, generated through imperfect ventila-
| ton, aud the enormous consumption of
| anthracite coal moreover, we have been
| able to obtain some practical knowledge of
| physical geography, as the thermometer In
| different parts OF the room will indicate dur
| idg the winter, the temperature Of either the
| frigd or torrid zone, strange to say the heat
| OF the temperate, In which we claim to live,
is an unusual occurrence. The ways that
lead to our respective desks are indeed,
.'straisht and narrow" but for all that,
they have often led US into evil hourly we
have been obliged to walk these narrow
aisles, between two rows of projecting ell
bows, under penalty of dement's, IL we In.
tertered with our neighbors.
For the benefit Of those who have never
visited the high school, I will say we hav'
"winding STAIRS" aud no description o.
mine can do them justice; suffice 1t to say
had IL not been for the utmost caution il
descending them, from day TO day, W,
should not have been here to make martyr
of you this afternoon.
Tho practical question very natural.
arises, how can martyrdom be avoided
The answer Ia not difficult; 1t can at leas
, DO avoided in q measure, II we live ou
what we are, that 10, do nothing our con
science will not justify US In doing.
1.-THE wise Solomon" said, Train up
child in the way he should go; and whe
/ he Is old, he will not depart from 1t; tina
r 10, hnd the bent Of his inclinations |
' youth and At him for whatever positio
c he can all honestly, aud for that in whic
Q he will benefit his fellow-beings most.