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Voltaic Plasters

affections of the chest and lungs.
CHRONIC PLEURISY CURED.
1ssSh5. WHnns ruTTBhs
Gentlemen-Having for many months past
suffered with very lame side, called by my
physician chronic pleurisy, caused by a former
Injury and strain, and for which used many
prescriptions and liniments, as wen as the So
called rheumatic cures without the least ben
ent, my ply sician recommend one OF your
COLLINS VoLrAIo PLAsrRRs, which TO my great
surprise, relieved the pain and soreness imme-
dlately and have been able to att. nd to my
household affairs ever since with perfect ease
and comf'rt, whereas before The applicat u, OF
your Invaluable plaster, was scarcely able TO
DO anything. consider them inestimable,
and snail With pleasure recommend EN- to
the amlcted. Yours respectfully,
MRS. FRANCIS HARTMAN,
orland, Me-, April 81, 1910.
There is no medical or protective appliance
that VIII prove so gra eful and effective in
tickling coughs, irritation and soreness OF the
chest and lungs. We believe them capable OF
preventing st rious disease OF these organs.
Price Is cents. Sold by all druggists. Mailed
on receipt OF price 26 cents for one, 81. IS for
Blk, or 50 25 for twelve, carefully wrapped aud
warranted, by WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors.
Boston, MASS. febied&wlm
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SanfOrd'S Radical Cure
CATARRH

HELPED HER THE MOST OF ANY MBDI.
ClNR SHE EVER USED.
sirs-Enclosed please lnd three dollars, for
which send me three bottles OF sANFoRD's
RADICAL CuRK FOR CATLRRH. The last helped
me the most OF any medicine I ever used.
Yours In respect, MRS. LORA 3. CHASE,
July s, 1875. uardWick, Mass.
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Or leave your money with the:Postmaster
y OF oursagents.
AgentH for tho Globe
M P Morgan, Wallingford.
Herbert smith, Factory Point.
ii Hard, Arlington.
Geo Smith. 30. WaIlinRford.
GO Pierce, East Clarendon.
] d, Kelley, G Slason, Brandon.
Dennison Brother, Pittsford.
Rufus Holt Pittsreld.
RW Hyde, uydeville.
Il X Horton, Clarendon.
ID Z Peabody. Pitt.ford.
VIM 8 Alden, Middlebury.
II E Spencer, Sutherland Falls.
FIJI Carpenter, Falrhaven.
Rice q Co., Castleton.
CT Gilmore, v est Rutland
l. johnson, West Pawlet.
ID Letingwel, Middletown,
James Rice, Pawltt.
BIZ Parmenter, MechanicsVille
d Horton. Mount Holly.
w w Hibbard, Poulthey.
William Pierce, Dandy,
D A Carter, Benson.
RW Goodrich, Wells.
PH Robbins, hester.
A r Sherman, Ludlow.
j ID PuFdy, Manchester
j II Johnson, Hubbardton,
Reuben Whltcomb. Stockbridge
w Morse. Z. w., hhrewspury.
8 Sails Forestdale.
Spencer z. NJ, East larendon,
CA Rann, East Poultney.
MA Pond, Il. NJ. Whiting
Hiram Bhattuck, Bristol.
CF Mea',ham, Springfield.
&C Nichols, p nj, Shoreham.
CIV Ross, NJ, PittsfOrd Quarry.
&c Robinson, Perkinsvllle,
JC Williams, Danby4 orners.
HG, Brown, Chittonde
wv Marsh, East Dorset.
AA Smith, Weston.
J X spafrord. p NJ, Ludlow.
L W Holden. South Londonderry,
FL Smith, Jamaica.
3 l. spraRue, Weybridge.
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PROOF.
WHAT IS NEEDED.

Boston, Feb. IS, 1871.
NE. II. r. STEVENS: Dear Slr-About one
year since found my self In a feeble conditisn
nom general debility. VEGETlNE was strongly
recommended TO me by friend who had been
much benefited by It's use, procured the ar
ucle, and aft using several bottles, was re-
stored 10 health and discontinued Its use.
feel quite confident that there is no medicine
superior TO II for those complaints Tor which Il
is especially prepared and would cheerIully
recommend IL 10 those who feel that they need
something 10 restore them 10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
U. l.. PETTINGILL,
Firm OF S. NJ. Pettingill Co., 10 state ST., Bos.
ton.
CINcIENATI, Nov. IS, 1872.
MR.. II. r. STEVENS Dear rir-The two bot
Ties OF VEGETlNE K furnished me by your agent,
my wife has used with great benefit.
For long time she has been troubled with
dizzlns ss aud costiveness; these troubles are
Aow enJirely removed by the use OF VEGETINB.
She was also troubled with DYSPEPSIA and
General Debility, and has been greatly bene-
ftted.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Go,
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT.
INCORPORATED OCTOBER 90. 1855.


DIRECTORS:
Dudley G. Denison, Royalton; James D. Jones,
Woodstock; William N. Pingry. Perkinsville
Philo Hatch, Woodstock Charles 8. Raymond,
Bridgewatef; Otis Chamberlin, Pomfret; Chas.
A. Forbush, springfield George Il. Chapman,
woodstock; William II. Walker, Ludlow.
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VERMONT LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, OF BURLINGTON, VERMONT,
This prudently managed Home Company, ia
q favorite with Business Men OF Vermont
James X. Hosmer, President; W. |. Gilbert,
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YER'S HAIR VIGOR,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR

Advancing years,
sickness, care, dis
appointment, and
hereditary predispo-
sition, all turn the
hair gray, and either
OF them incline 1t to
shed prematurely.
! AYERS HAIR VIC
OR, by long and ex-
fanRiVa 1iga. has
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proven that It stops the falling OF the hair I'm
mediately; often renews the growth, and al
ways surely restores its color. when faded or
gray. 1t stimulates the nutritive organs TO
healthy activity, and preserves both the hair
and Its beauty. Thus brashy, weak or sickly
hair becomes glossy, pllable and strengthened (;
lost hair regrows with lively expression falling
hair is checked and established; thin hair
thiokens and faded, or gray hair resume their
original color. It's operation is sure and harm
less. 1t cures dandrun, heals all humors, and
keeps the scalp cool, clean and soft-under
which conditions, diseases OF the scalp are i'm
possible.
As a dressing for ladies' hair, the vI0eR is
praised for its grateful and agreeable perfume
ana valued for the soft lustre and richness OF
tone It imparts.
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PREPARED BIT

DIR. ]. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
sold by all Druggists and dealers In medicine.
4th Je2s-deodwiwebthw,
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vEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
feb9d&wim
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AllDlMrs DI,rDrD RIA rnlrciNs.
Two Factions Seeking the Recognition Of the
Fraudulent President

WASHINGTON. June 1.-Two sots Of Ala
bama Republicans are in town pros co., tn'ir
claims Tor recognition on the rr,s don't. Tho
whole movement Is part of the ga quarrel be-
tween Spencer and his oppouonls. Spenr'r'S
.l,eutiNn 8 headed lv Mr. Bingham "v StIt'
Treasurer. unicr .udi uncut fnr rri'....Ii
stat. funds nurius TIE war bee mad" -one
shoes for the Confederate army lii d'lr-A-
tou urges the rrappo.uturui l. George Tuner
oi Missouri as Marshal of Middle anl southern
Annnma. man who Is charged w Oh packing
ur.rs ma papcrrccrut.y hlrd VITA the Auuru s.
rrrHnti- Sp.nror delegation Is hoalel hy ov-
Gov Parsons. Judge Pllnm. h. II custom. q d.
Is I'D. ANIL stat. senators hulN Ini y IRIS. Wlu
cnur.rNu -. nr'r amt his follow n- 1. ~pNn-i-
illtV for tir present DOud tIOu 30 t4r h'lulll-
cam party Ina thn State. The lus' party Is the
ON. whose dce1ut - " r. admitted az tiuHu-
uati last yrar. and voted for Blame. and 40 far
Hays has recognized tr"m. and mnd" appoint
Wruf- rorilu-Iy. VI t-a., anl l.-,r. At
tOrnsy r.nain % h' auI1u'"l rhnunf -Sp'n-
cer d.legutH = have mo- sympathy " Oh "a" out ry
fhui Republicans arr o-'it1-nl iu Aluiaru.
State senator Knox -lv- tlt hr bias zap ri-
cue'd uu such tr"atm ~. nor docs hr know any
one who las unless hi- euuiu justified H.
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THE STNDICITE.
Making mn Onciai Prospectus Concerning tho
sale of Hands.

WAsUINGTov, June 1.-THE following IS
the OH .ial prospectus made WITH" Syndicate. in
accordance with their contract 81 the 9th Of
June with the Treasury Department for the
salo " the Unitrd States bonds:
Under authority of contract ~ M thc Secretary NJ thc
Trcn.rv the uni,r. nod hereby give notice, thnf from
ii. date and until July a.. ~ VI. they will receive
United States In denominations stated below, At par
ami accrue 4 interest BOO l,ll COIN.
1871 amt interest from that tate. PAYABLE quar-
triv. snd nre eN,m.t nom ne fnyu'nt Of iaNrs ~
duties Co the United States well n from taxation IN
any form hy or under state munciua " oet suthoniy
Tho interest on The re-is'cicd s'ocs wnl be- pad Nv
order n the holder aui mailed Co his address The check
i pa able ON presentation properly enforced nj Ne Of
rces Of the Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer of the
fhc subscription. viii he for coupon bonds Of 81 and
siun sSin si.". sou anil sioorG
Tie bonds hoih coulen and registered. will be ready
Forms ,farplcs alton VIII he furnished hv the Treasurer
a Washington. th. Assistant lrca-nur, At hhiimor,
Phlldcpha 81 Louis and san Francisco. and by tie
national banks aud banker. generally
nations required nni for r'I'tcred .t"k To- in name
AMI post ono. address % tc person 60 whom the bonds
,ail u, n'l" lt'.,. w" l"r'h, ~ il. .Hr' 81
ma, he pai ~ t'c p,a-ur o The purchaser ,th'r vt
s77 with Interest added At Ger cent g. date Of nav
mcnt lie payments may he n,rir no s"d com 70 I'D"
mafi Sow orleans ana 81 Lau-. ana .o Co thg A. ant
Tr.s.urcr ~ SAN Francisco with hause ou " YORK.
N,ucucc of subscriber. tr undersigned will ai.rr,,
81 their com Nalu- On tc duy oil receipt ia te cay oil
Arere- Pytvo~r 4 CO. NV York
lAtNlt. Nuu.AS A Go. S0w york..
" sFLeasN Co. Nrw York,
hortus hliss Co., Nrw iHrk .
Iif-t National Bank OF fhe city OF New York.
DlANAL Co, ihlAi clph.A
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MIR. IND MRS. RTGNOLD's loss.


George Rignold, speaking Of the robbery
~ money and jewcry in his rooms in the Now
York Hotel said, yesterday. that a Few evenings
ago. when he and Mrs. Ril,nod returned to
their rooms after dinner. they missed Mrs. Rig
nOld's watch and the contents Of their trunks.
Mr. Rgnold examined his cash box and as'er-
tanned that 1900 in grcenbacks and n hug ~ gold
had boon stolen. Among the things missing
are gold medal presented to Mr.. Eignoll by
the Central Dispcnsary In recognition OF his
valuable services at u benefit in aid Of that nsti-
tuition: watch and three heavy gold chains
belonging to Mrs. Rignold; quartz chain. val
ucd at $3.50; gold lockct. studded with dia-
monds. and containing II portrait OF its owner;
n set OF gold studs. bearing his monogram. pro-
sented to him by Miss Fanny Davenport an
amethyst ring and cum buttons presented to
him 10y admirers in San Francisco. and - largo
ONYX ring hearing tn" monogram of Mr. Ntt
mold. Mr. RignOd added that the robbery had
left him without any ready money. Several Of
his ucuuaintan'es Immediately proif,rrl as
sistnncp. Having lost II lnrgr sum whom the
banking firm " Duncan. sherman X Co.,, failed,
h. has had no faith IN banks since that time.
Other hoHrdprs in the hot miss 1T lcwrlrv Mt
chamhormaid WIS suspected. hut alter IN tx
animation she WAS permitted to 20. Mr. II IRAN
Cranston sHNs that probably the rObherins w'rc
committed hv nm expert hotel thirt. " II II only
II matter Of n little time, | think Mr.. Crlnston
continued. "whnn w. shall capture him. | have
city in the country. ana also tp London. When
any Of the ipwelrv goes TO the uawnhrOkrrs then
Wa shall ds.nVpr tho thiof" The value II the
property stolen is estimated at about $1,000.
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CABLE ERRORS CORRECTED.
MRS. BtDEiU NOT IN ENGLAND LEAN
ING ON GEN GRINT'S IEM
why She d'd not 4 company Gen. Bndeau TO
Europe Light Upon IL Topic that has Tn-
gagged Fashionnhlc Circles In New York.


gagged fashionnhc Circles In New York
vIo sooord mn r,.io IN ooro,pcnv norror,ncd
ih' S'c"ii'' l'''i i'''' '''''"'"' f'i ''' '"''.
by Cardinal M"Closkcy after the bcrciia hhd
bnrn ,lnrpI unon his hnnd bv the pppnl pilr-
.,, ',n. Mn, ~ in,,..I,,r ~ ,I,, i.,c Nathan.
El"' wis 'ha' "l " u"uEh''i vi wv "'u N"'i'""-
ic Niles of Vermont to Gen. Adam Badrnu.
Tho hridr's mother vas tho widow of Eugene
r - c''.' ,,', e.,
SUI la'her' anu Mh'h tu-'h' S"' Ni'' WV
Wandering jew he skct'hed the characters
Rose and Blanche the twins. from his step
ho'hei pt''N ana NN"Vl""S vh'i"i'h W Nv.
second husband. who were also twins. and
,o,v,rd whom hc entertained n brothrrlv re-
''",'" MIN Nv nv 90 ~ y u" ,n.
gard. Ihis circumsth'c lh''hs'leu ule inter-
,st that the public felt in the wedding. and long
nccounta of tho brilliant ceremony wore pub
~" - ''
hshcd.
Ii is known that Cen. Badcau. who is United
Ct, q c,s,,l , ,,,,..l .,.,, IA ,,.,.,,tion to OK
-, -, I.'''. 1,, n,a, h..
ii'Siu'h' "ra"t Ill A"huoh "'' "h" '''"' Nv
.,', ~, n.''.i,"n, h,, norn,,ss'an 81 ,hn w..h.
w 49,, 49, =, t 49, .', ~. a..
ington authorizes. III mas becn npucrd 10y the
friends of Gen Badcau and his wife in this city
,,, 4, tho ,,lln dcsrnt.hca drsorihin, ,he
'.1iv'ili,ina h.st"w'd ui"n dem Grnnt Mrs
INdrni was r"r"rt"d f." il, pr,sant Urr friends
,,. ill.,, l,,, ,,n, H., ~. i,u,trv und thut .l,n
~ IT, .,' a. - ~ 80, - H., 81, tt.,t,i ,,rtI N,, :
at,,a ui.n sLn ins hs"n hnnr1iin, i'm tut,
Tv.rntt Un,isr nj Snrnto IN Springs. 4 reporter
q re NuN FOUND her IN Inc L'efeu house ON
"" II 'I7,' ,.,oJ ,loa, roror.a - .bo sofI "apd
h, t,, ,,,,,sJ n, r,i,,5it,,', tbat an q r,,n.
h"n n KIN ,,' "'' Ir,n ~ jinnnr' nm gio, v"u
hnnh'd me Iwn IT, u,nn.t ain t'4 -, yw you
,m'nJ f"r sorn,. "nv in ,yhaI TO- 81 NV vomd"r,
M friends rirht You son nat am not IN
~ ~, 80, 80 -, =, ans. tint tIn rnnl,u lin,
an @ ",,,' ,,, mn IN t'n h.rn hv is
n.ss W., t,,n,, lint / v,ns ,nunoad in An i'm
inth"r's rst,tc. ami Won may well suppose that.
although i6c SUIT resulted in a ,ul mont rem
r' o,' '.'v ,' nv " ~ r.nl otinn
NE pn1 n,,, ,,ns5 aasl,.l ,yh ,her con pnIoou
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THEILLIv0Is MiRsniHSHIp.
How Mrs Vascs's faNorite Cousin Lost IT,.
but Got the thier deputy ship

WA-ulNGTON, June l4.--lhe objection t.
stnwel. who wanted the Marsha'-hip Of
northern Illinois. accorlln; 20 thr White
House chronircr. as giv.n in llly"-s Ian
luage. was. There is one iusuprrahl'
objection 10 your appointment Ia any F"d-
erAl olloc; that is. your wife is ia
yoritn cousin Of Mr.. IInyes' This, he it re-
mcmh"rcd Is the WHIT House yers ION Of still
wells iaIur, 10 get the on. 800. The tru' history
appointment. Mr.. Hiilrup, hai the ln-iit ira' h.,
ana felt urttty easy, Int ur feared That th' fee
WORT" cousin ol Mrs Hayes would PROV" tp9
StlNon WIS in tn elty. hr W"nii him nut said .
You have no chance 10 grt tins appointment :
through / viii make you my Chiof Deputy.
Suwrll Thought "A half loaf WIS better tnan no
bread at all. and accepted hulrup- pruiN7t-
tom H. WAS not an applicant Tor ~" pla".
and So lilirup got the Office. and sllWeil Is
now his deputy.
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hcryo- iO.ns as ear loads or ~ head. making I33
since Monday. against iu3 Tor the same unc it,t
week Guui Hnf Irint cattle ruled nrn at Yesterday :
hi-h ttufe. viii. inferior lvNau- were siHle ci7 e
Tie halt dulu can iHI~ ct Texans were sold utbe l''
n tu ifrs- l'fH h-.. day uAiN" COWS 40 i'lH
{ p todr,s. ls p. ud common go strictly prime nj
ton. going 10 las4 to dress % rs None taken Tor eA-
port
ccips OF veal. 7ao head and the market was a
tribe better with salD- of common too Ntrh uk led Neas
la7r r. p. and u. Nufirruih f, calves AT taF'4'
k,,cirt~ OF sheep ans lamb. were - ear loads ur '''
head making tiU' since Monday. AGAINST 1875 for Wo
same time last wt,k Trade was tglr at uuchu-, c"s,
nr trrc C. fNr common 90 gDgi sheep nih ''-l' ~.
r n kentucky. Virginia. Delaware aud stat lambs.
ami -alni q ? fNt jrt-.F took
R'cciut. u hogs werr cfr loads or Hl"i hca ~ K:
ma. $3.50 since Monday. H-ust 6-p iur SAME tu lAst
Wees Market utN NN ~ 900 Ia rOueh ONO hOe \
los rs. average. sold at a. - q 10 n-
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THURSDAY. Juno 1i.--FLoUR AND MrAr,--
5Ss "i g" ARD "y Gran. about seaGy win S r IN
qniry Com mel % cmaui W. lo'c sac and W'N'srs
crn .niiug wbcatcxtra. 81 7'ss7l 10. do Xx and XXX
e. -... 90 winter wheat extras. 81 ,'est 10 do ny
sni NY sostiV Mg 7 sofa paiynis an AK
norn Meai-No.tefp s'sta4, Rrs9iy VINE; so" h'
totfuv-siots isc higher. Midims uplands. ii|c.i
NJ nt II tc Tor June s,c tor july O'c er Aug9st
~ o tor 81 'e ~ e Tor osI..r r ft t9 ,2 e 10
Fno,i.io,. iork dun and lower; small sales Of mos
reduced TO flt45 fey July and $500 Tor Ausnst Beet
nn.ctuei Mat rc'n. quotation, cannot he sven. laIs
Tor N" cy - 4, Tor primo a. anu e. eSN1 w. i2
prime Wc,trn ,9mmcr snl Tnisr p,8due' "sa ae' i@
ior AUGUST ati q 81 - tor July dressed hon
easier noi 90, fer cit Butter steady STATE ge.ii
Mc-t' 20 ra, amt creamery. l7e2j' DO tubs NM mr..
western do. 7@l1g state farm dAiries saiOc'. SKINS
cs'rs-wnsa' ar ~ dgl '2 N,. iriansS We
surue 81 l0@si 1G. real winter ~ iOss 10. amber DO.
M ~; WIT c no. az y y Ssi a, 9 iS
Ole Tor mixed Western. ncludns so 3 At i!c aioat
GLIDING so at q e.. ant 80 > at a2isc also ~he
c'0,cd lower: sales ON the spot 5o'n bush. a. 5l9
so or a, we,irp mS,S ip'@a YS s@'E 9A1
6c' for june and 81. Tor sa mScd July, aud eo'ic
thtFs-htu coffee was moro acuNe ana NJ lhf
s92c gold sales here and at Baltimore 7sl7 hags ai
ira1-. qie4c, gold Mid grades were dun at 22@44c
Tor Java, and s-nc for Mara aibo, both gold RICE
rather quiet bui steady At 5ae7c currency tor dome.
/ TIC. Mna..es dun and nominal AZ a.. Tor 5pteN
cuba refining; New orleans, 5sG2c. Raw su4trs were
quiet aud easy tair 70 good rcnmns cuba Ws@'sc and
centrifugal irselilac sales $50 hhds good refining
cuba az ipsiusc r. hncd quiet at llsssllsic Tor A"
and - OIL c. tot hard-.
suNnRfts-Nuval stores were quiet hut steady AZ 3'c
fur spirits turicuuc and ~ ~iatl % for comm n to
good strained to.in Petroleum Wa dun and nomruly
UNCHANGED at e., for crude m huiN ana l3ac tor re-
| hucd 40 fhl.. 1uow steady at tor prime Mhi-kcy
qu,t at SIN sss ~ ocean rcishts onlS moderately
active AMI unbalanced Grain To L,crluo. III. refined
petroleum tgdo, 3, ed T. hhl do To- Bel9s - a. TO
the Btuc T. sd fti. 1i,d., naphthl u Mor-anpl. Is
81 a. 80 reslduum " the United Kingdom, Is Cd
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MhN DID he I.eMvei

Thcmill eyed Charity Commissioner Bernard
Mia, sailed Tor Europe ON saturday, ami YESTERDAY IN
the Board of Kings county supervisors ~ was referred
10 the Law Committee Ia t.un On what authority he
ht the country whether amy one could ACT ~ ehsui'r
ni the Chants Bn4ri lh irUN'u'r WN inrr hr lN hlN
right 90 i. SALARY On hi- HNs nee, nn Ml u -, phn'
~ ,i,e 4. likely tu suffer 90 his absence VII Midas WAS
IN, sontod with II snd hnitc diamond studied nn p'r
tNruf hlsdeyaitiV ana he went oil tANSHNf I" nave
ft,l "a
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com.
priscd foreclosure sales by
Louis Mcsicr-Oue house, with lot iov7tx2i ioNe3 OK
y * ON the west -dc h Fourth street Ji7 oct south VI
HprHuu street, Si2u2b.
Scott MscrS-une house. with plot 2nNoa II. tho
south side OF l- street, 15jfcet west O second avenue,
SI.iyp To plaintiff
\ number o foreclosure sales announced for 10
1uV at Inc, NrI
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Sunday Newspapers for Long Island.

The Union News Company intend to run a
sunday morning special newspaper tram over the Long
Island Railroad duriu- the summer months b-innns ON
sunday next rom which new papers viii be lett ateNery
station starting from Long Island City at+ - Pas
scn-rrs Alsu VIA b, onrrd g. nearly all stations on we
rnad. Tins enterprise viii 'nhlV summer visitors al the
Nnnl. towns 20 have the sunday sun regularity al their
lrcnkist lnlr hN lrNn their orders at the mon news
Company stand Iun- l>and Guy, lhne laulVs Ndl NC
obtained al tlle same place.
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BosToS. June 1.-THE Boarlman will case
came mp to-day In the United States Circuit Court on q
demurrer the declaration of Mr. Anna N'w- OF y ~
YORK AGAINST u bate. o. o. Prince. Geo :. cushing,
Patnck Grant ". HAYDEN AMI Henry Brook. ain eli.
gems of Boston In an cotton ~ t.faf tfnana ~ lIrp
Tue defendant. 300 III, murftrs dn .i Hfni ihe re- T..
allcseI IN the plaintiff dec lrtr AMI should 90, Court
o,,rrur ihe demurrer. viii ienN tne scAauNu- in t"
decizrtuon wien the before .nr!. judge shep'
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borrowed 500, 900 and Wen, to Europe.

The oxamination'o Of the affairs Of Charles
Dahmann CO., cloiers, OF ~ Pearl street ana at san
Francisco has Disclosed suspicious transactions ON
the mart of Arthur A Kline the resident partner here,
who has gone to Europe II turns OH maj previous To-
ms dcuArture hNe weeks ago he borrowed all the money
Iu-.ic the name ui tr nin IN ne way ol cnuN'u
hal loans. Ia the amount IT j. su "i sltIss rms mas
sweled the Liabilities ol tbs hrnl " nearly soN,ppu
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Goods we'll bought and the greatest care
bestowed in manufacture, with the lowest work
ing margin of profit Foote II richardson 2i5
BrnIdMnY.-IIr.
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sun Roport'r-Now Brother B"'chor, will Won
tell me what's the real essence of ia, Rev Dr. nau',vs
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t.V doctrine ul tir, uulU eluih
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MARINE INIELLIG ENCE.

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sun rises ..... - SUI ~t~. at Noon sets. II "
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For Nr,N Gus Penetration, FEMME irrexW
.l.els q, .ual oPAKkERs ClNGLA TuNlc.
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urcd by Milk Of Magncsia are Indigestion, cos
50, inClplent rheumatism, ami staNeL'-.idr
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The Rest ucred, for children white Teeth
il.l. Al. NlN-l NH So .l44f- syrup.
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Van pu.l.'rs'. ,q,'snr"a' s,. ai,'n many per.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-28

the senate amendments, the chief point Of
difference between the two Houses being the
clause limiting the army 20 10000 men and
limiting h 10 Is 600. The Senate amendment
limiting the army to $4,000 men was agreed TO
By q vote OF 1874 10 100.
Mr.. l.. s Metcaf was sworn in A. the repre-
sentative from the third district OF Missouri,
Mr. stephens introduced . bill 4" for the
financial relief OF the country and 20 facilitate
the return 10 specie payments without iniur-
iously affecting the commercial business and
general industries OF the people.
The iii apprOpriating Sl5O,0D for the faris
expasition MAS discussed in committee Of the
whole Mr.. Calkins advocated the bill saying
that his district contained several large manu-
factories which were much interested In the
matter aud Mr.. Williams also favored the bill
sewing that the experience a centuries had
demonstrated the utility Of public fairs and the
displav and EXCHANGE Of commodities.
The Paris exposition bill was discussed in
committee OF the whole. Mr. Mills moved 10
strike out the enacting clause Of the bill (Which
would be equivalent to its reiectionl. but the
motion was defeated by a vote Of Sc TO l33.
Mfr. Cox, OF New York, oppO,ed the bill, and
Mr.. Hewitt spoke in It's favor. A motion OF
Mr.. steele, requiring four Of the commissioners
to be practical sgriculturalists, was adopted.
The Paris exposition bill was passed after
further debate by vote OF 1879 to l24. The
hill appropriates $4,000 for expenses and
the Pre-ident is authorized to appoint com.
missioner general TO represent the United
States and twenty additional commissioners
no two of whom shall be appointed from one
State-that three Of such commissioners shall
be practical artiZans three shall be skilled rep
resentatiyes Of commerce and manufactures,
four shall be practical sgriculturalists and nine
shall be scientific experts.