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New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
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CHITTENDEN-At GuilforJ Conn, Thursday morning
March 2i Mary Gng widow Of Henry W ts G6it,sndem
DANA-At orange VALLEY n j., suddenly, March 20 1873
Eliza Anlrews wife OF William r. Dana Of
the Valley Church, Saturday morning. the 2Sd insr' at
via 3 Morris and Eses R%EOas from the foot Of
Providence (R H. Journal please copy.
FoRDon Thursday morning, March 81 1873. Hobart Ford
Funeral services at his late residence No i7 perrcpontst
Brooklyn, saturday, March 20, at 2 o'clock p M
Lulu West youngest child Of James b. and West A. Geiney
aged years and month. ,, 49,. ,..ou., -, s...
ur,iay at p. m from the residence OF her parents
GoLLAt New-York. March 81 j. Emile Coll aged SO years
ave. Elizabeth y. Monday. 25th inst at $40
leave NewYOr via Pcnnslyana Railroaa for North
Elizabeth staten 1 RaGi az 2 poGn @ OF a Gs"''a
KETCHUM-At Bellvale, County, n. ". on Thurs
day 81 Horace f. Ketchum in tho 9th year OF his
FaSersl Sunday, oath inst ct pm.
InteIment in Greenwood Cemetery.
MILHAU-On the 2Oh inst Rene v. Mlhau, OF the late
John Mihau. IN the 38th year his age
cram Xssociaio Of s ia RSs@en Company
nTb f M Vincent de- paul 2dst between 6th and 7th
aves. on saturday. the 23d inst. at 10 a. IN.
dmSaRy Tine members X m OF Resmss S are TSets 70
attend the funeral ct their ae eongaa hens " Ns s ,nS "a
7thayes saturday the 23d inst at 10 H. by order Of
''' fA''"''' EMLEU n. LAWRENCE Chairman
NoRTHIn Baltimore Thur'day March @ a. Mason Long
+.
at Il30 saturday Z5d lst from tho
residence Of G. G. North 50 East l2oth-st, Harlem
Train leaves s2d-st. at l035 q. IN.
PIIIIPS-At Greenyile. n. j.. suddenly, on Thursday
March u. Anna Elizabeth wife OF Albert H. Philips Tor.
nerly of New-York. - o,-, =, NJ,
Funeral will be held at the Episcopal Church. in Brs
toll Penn, saturday next, at O'Clock y. L.
REEVE-Tlursday, March 2l, Mary Reeve widow OF tho
late jeremiah Reeve Of NewYOrk in the 7Oh year OF her
at 1880 y.
RoCKwELL-In Brooklyn, suddenly Thursday morning.
March 81 1878 Theodore Dwight youngest child OF Fonon
Eebecca j. Rockwell.
Private interment on Friday, 22i INST
SMITH-At Chappaqua, 81 month"; 2Ist Mary wite OF Jo'
seph smith, Of KaioGah. -. 4, -
Relatives friends are Respectfully lhVlled 70 e I
Friends Meeting House. AmaWak, on th day the
23d INST. at l2 O'Clock -. -, o.,
Carriages will meet the $50 a. m tram from Hrahn Ceht
Depot az kaOnah.
wATERglTRY-At w Enalewood,' n. J.. March %. iS7S
Charles H. son OF Catalina Wendell aud Charles H. Water
bury, in the 18Th year OF his age.
wooD-On Wednesday March 90 OF pneumonia Samuel
Funeral servce a.e residence. No 80 West 9ths,
Fntky, at O'Clock D. m; also az ~ oeoigos thufch'
Hem stead, J.. l., at IL o'clock saturday -
spca train by Central Railroad leaves Long Island CITY at
IL a. IN. "a. .......o.
that flowers be sent
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE.

1t is apparent to the keenest OF public
men that TIE great issue OF the immediate Gue WI De
fought between the sturdy patriotism or the SOrth
and the narrow sehshness OF the South. Thc SOuh Is
ebrewdly eDdeayOring TO recover by the mcthous OF
politics something Of what 10 lost by the result OF ls
late appeal the sword In this cndeavOr II Is as sure
OF the practically unbrOken support OF the Democratic
party II used to be IN its old struggle In defence OF
slavery OF course the claim OF the SOUTH boldly and
loudly urged every Southern PAPER. is unjust ana
irrational They plunged the country into "A war IN
which they wero fairly and thoroughly defeated As
OF conditions Of al the close OF the Franco
Prussian war, Prussia demanded and received large
sum from her then PROSTATE an'agOnist Tho same
course Is being pursued by the victorious power In the
Eastern war. But the South seeks TO reverse the
established order Of things, and wants III one form and
another reimbursed for the loss waste and destruc-
ton Cccas.ODel by their rebellion.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT PEDESTRIAN MATCH.
O'LEARY SIXTEEN MILES AHEAD AT MIDNIGHT.


The pedestrian contest has now become yir-
tuay match between O'Leary and Vaughan.
all other competitors being hopelessly behind. Brown
appears certain OF the third place. but he is exceedingly
sleepy The two leaders MAINTAIN remarkably steady
average of about four miles hour OLeary walks oil
track containing eight laps to the mile. while Vau2hans
track contains seven. O'Leary walks exclusively.
Vaughan occasionally and by this means has twice
managed TO slightly reduce OLcary's lead. This adj
vantage was however, both times regained. Thus. ut
o'clock In the evening, the score stood OLeary ABS
Vaughan 426 but by nine O'Clock Oleary had walked
4lGlo aud Vaughan 433 miles.
Al midnight OTAary aud Vaughan were beth resting
OLeary had scored 457 Vaughan all and Brown 4l5l2
miles Vaughan looks resher tnan Lcary but his feet
are vey sore and swathed in cotton wool lie also
suffers somewhat in the knee, but less than OLeary
Victory seems almost assured TO OLeafy.
The great hope pf Naughan's supporters was that he
might be able to continue the track Friday night after
OTeary reduce the lead by half. and thus be able 10
start again in the small hours OF saturday with only
about six miles to up. The hope fostcrcd by
Vaughans fresh appearance and plucky spurts during
the afternoon when he for short time managed by dnt
OF running TO keep lap for lap with O1eary although
his Vaughans laps were longer, but by midnight these
hopes dissipated, as the score shows
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
OUR NEW MINISTER TO BERLIN.

PUBLIC DINNER TO MR. TAYLOR-THE LETTER OF
ISYITATION-MR. TAYLORS REPLY
NEw-YoRK. March 19 1s7s.y
The Hon. DAYARD TAYLOR United Sates Minister 10 Ger
many:
DEAR SIR: Your fellow-citzens, without distinction OF
party have been prompt to acknowledge tho eminent
fitness OF your appointment the representative of this
nation Mt Court OF Berlin They feel that their Gov
ernmen has acted most worthily in thus designating for
important service American whose purity of life aud
character Is in keeping with his reputation scholar,
writer and observer OF affairs.
In recognition OF these facts. and mark Of our per-
soral affection and esteem, invite you to accept
public dinner before your departure for that country
which has already extended to you welcome. with
which you are connected by the closest ties, and with
whose politics and literature you are so familiar.
Requesting you to name day that Will suit your con-
ven.pcc we have the honor to be your friends and obe
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
GERMANY AND NICARAGUA.

GERMAN SQUADRON SENT TO DEMAND REDRESS.
PANAMA, March ia formidable expcdi-
ton against Nicaragua, 10 enforce the claims OF the
Imperial Government n the case OF the Consul Esen-
stuck leaves this port and Colon this evening.
The Medusa, on the Atlantic side Is wooden corvette,
carving nine heavy guns, and Is intended TO blockade
GTeytown rather than to attempt landing
The fleet to operate against San Juan del Sur and
Counto consists Of three powerful vessesthc Elizabeth
fine Hagshp) the Ariadne and the Leipzig. The Ger
man Minister to Central America accompanies the eX
ucdt0n for although diplomacy has hitherto failed the
nrcspnce OF The feet will be sufficient 10 cause the Mica
raan Government come TO terms, when lis services
AGAIN he reUilrpd.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
A RAsIs FOR REpuBLIcAN HAEMoNY.

Washing0n Dispach % TIE Ctoct1Ilntt C0D1nercaaf
A member of the Cabinet Is credited with
the remark tDat as there is no longer any weIldehned
line of potlca agitation movement is In progress TO
find a common ground upon which to harmonic the Ad
mlnistraiiOn and the Republicans III Congress. The
creeds suggested are, I'm substance
Frst-Ths provision for the permanent circulation OF
500, 900 600 III legal-tender notes.
Second lac opposition TO eli schemes for indefinite
Imitation.
Third-The opposition TO schemes for the abOsbment
OF National BANKS.
Fourth-Hostility TO the Confederate claims
Fifth-Only Republicans TO be appointed TO Office and
protection 10 American industry by the proper tariff leg
hlatiOD.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

Resumption would put the Nation at rest.
confidence would he Immediately restored, and trade.
enterprise and industry DO set -lRchnond Dis
patch (Dem)
General Anderson comes ont of the little
dficulty af New Orleans ia pre5entabe condition
than Judge Whitaker. who still owes the Government
something over half a mnlOn dollars Cincinnati
Gazette tRepJ
Sherman is a man of no ideas. of finance,
exceat patched and muddled ones. Aud Ills financial
moi AS aIe fully loose his financial views dis
.oinyoi, unrelated and inexpcable He beats all the
rest cf the products Of Ohio far. Boston Post Oem
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
ONLY ONE HONORABLE COURSE.
Iyosa The E0sfOn AdgSffigeF.

The chasm between paper and coin has been
almost bridged over We are within spealng distance
folly but the most despcabe fant-heartedness that
would hesitate now, considering tho posuon IN wmch
stand and the repeated assurances or the Secretary
that the rest is easy Mr. Sherman is willing 70 stake
his reputation as practical bnanccr ON his ability 10
carry the country through the crisis and land safely
on the solid ground Of the specie basis Most OF the
doubts TO his ability TO do 1t from those who
capcidy confess that they do not wish TO
pushed that for which he Is working. We fail with
out dshonor but cannot repeal the promise to try
without disHace.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
PAPAL AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Friday, March ID 1873.
The consistory will be held on the 2Sth
inst No encyclical Will be issued the Pope not wishing
10 commit himself to any definite policy III the present
complication OF European affairs. His Holiness will only
deliver an aocution avoiding all political illusions
The Standard has Rome dispatch saying: :" The
head O; the Jesus recently proposed TO Rome,
but the Pope received the proposition very coldy The
Jesuts are Therefore, opposing the POpe's general
nocy" Count GabraIc IL expected 10 replace Baron
Eoude IA French representative at the Vatican.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
BRITISH INDUSTRY DEPRESSED.

The Times states that the iron trade in South
Yorkshire Is in most stagnant condition Large num-
b,rs Of men are out work. within the past few days
two OF the leading works in Rotterdam have stopped,
owing to the scarcity OF orders and about 1000 add
finua men are rendered Idle. On these establishments
fhe Midland Company bad during the last ten years
maid dividends averaging 80 per cent er annuTn. IL Is
also feared that the cOicIs Will strike against tue rrduc
tiop OF wages. in which 10000 men VIII be unem
,,ln
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
MIDNIGHT WEA THEIR REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sut0DsiS for the pnst u HOlrS.

WASHINGTON. March %, 1 4. m.-The
barometer has fallen in the Gulf and South Atlantic
States; il is highest along the Middle Atlantic coast
it is lowest in Nova Scotia. Clear or partly cloudy
weather generally prevails. NOrthweseiiy winds are
reported frJm the South Atlantic States. There has
been q general rise in temperature.
Indications
For New-En gland tho Middle Atlantic States and
Lower Lake Region. warmer clear partly cloudy
weather. winds mostly rCm southeast TO southwest. and
falling barometer possibly followed in the last district
by rising barometer and colder northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
THE CHINESE FAMINE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-Advices by the
steamer Alaska, from Hong Kong, February 10, and
shanghai February II, show that the famine IL extend
nr over the northern provinces. causing unparalleled
distress Land taxation virtually rcmtcd III eight
provinces, but too laiet0 afford relief The Govern
nents resources exhausted, and utter depletion OF
an enormous portion of the Empire Is threatened.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. MARCH 22.
Steamship Andes (Br Webster st. Marc Fen. 90 Port an
Prince 25th sayana March h Carhagena 10TH and Colon
13tD with mdse and to PIN, Forwood Co. March 10,
lat ~ So oD "A H. spoke steamship Asa hence for Hsyu
and Columbian ports.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEEysTowY, March 22The Cunard Line steamship Alge
ria Capt Watson from NewYOk March l3 for Liverpool
arrived hero at y. m. TO-DAY.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-The steamship Lord Give (Br Capt
Urguhart, sailed to-day for Philadelphia.
(For other Ship Ners SerenM Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
HOUR GRAPES.
From The Ne,g.Or'ecns Tim


Hepceforth the great political crime of the
century IS longer special grievance OF this state
IL belongs 10 the people OF the country to redress III
their own time and way 1T Is our interest 10 cease 10
be the political cynOsure OF the country Our duty Is
DONE and We may now consider Ourselves relieved OF
the last remnant OF the baiass!ng struggle Imposed
upon
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

.,,. scton which abe compromised by paying 81 600
rather than permit her letters to be brought Deiore e
not be in the least surprising to hear OF his trans
mission 10 soIuo penal settlement.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
yy,rcbcster,s Cure for Cousumption.

W1nChestfF's
WrCHYsTER's HYpoPHosPnITE LIME AND SODA, for the
cure Consumption Chronic Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs Also Debility Dyspepsia and Poverty Of the
Blood. Established 90 years.
Price ST. aud So per bottle. Prepared only py
WINCHESTER & Co., Chemists
Sold by druggists 80 Johnst New.York.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

erands now stands have praised and recommended
thcm to all my friends and shall continue to do for
seems to instruments becoming better every
year. Very truly yours,
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March %. l a. ma further de-
cline Of arpressure took place yesterday though the
cloudness of the morning not OF long continuance.
The variations OF temperature small. The moisture
of the air is not in
For this city and vicinity partial cloudiness followed
by clearer weather may be expected today and prba
bly, return of occasional clOudincss tomorrow The
changes of temperature not likely TO be remarkable
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
THE NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY.
A special di

j
A special dispatch to The Times from Rome
saws: Excepting sgnOr Carroll. President of the Coun
cl gnor Zanarde Minister Of the Interior. and SignOr
Desanctis. Minister of Public instruction. all the new
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
KELLOGG TO WEBER.

CLARsHUEsT, Cold Spring, June %. 1872.
DEAR MIR. WEBER: For the last six years
YOUR pianos have been my choice for the cOncertroom
and my own house, where Of your splendid parlor
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
An ENGLISH VIEW OF 1T.

Pom The Bradford (Eng) ObserrW.
AL the leading newspaper Offices arc STU
a4d within distance OF each other They cluster
found the Post Of6ee and City Hall Square, and
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

FAILURE OF JARVIS LORD co.
ROCHESTER, March 22.-Messrs. Jarvis
Lord Co., wholesale liquor dealers and rccters, made
! an assignment to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

dent servants.
WV. G. BRYANT.
AUG. BELMONT,
y. u. MORGAN,
GEoEGE WILLIAM CURTIS,
JOSTpU II. tllOAIE,
MAIsHALL .. ROBERTS,
JOHN KELLY.
GEORGE CABOT WARD,
JOsEPH SEIIGMhN.
CLAKhsoN \. POTTER,
ions j. CISCO,
Ben. Il. SHERMAN,
J.. -. TATPEN.
EDwAED- PIERREPoNL
ID. WILLIS JAMES,
Gao. II. pons,
+. A. POTGs.
HENRY HILTON.
p,sIkL HUNTINGTON,
4. L.. MACDONOtGlI,
IL G.. B. tNNSOS.
WILLIAM II. WICKIiAM,
WnITILAw REID,
EpASCls \. STOUT,
WILLIAM ORION,
GEORGE RIPLEY.
WILSON G.. JUST,
LLOYD A>IINwALL,
EDWARD l.. BuRLiSGAME,
CHESTER A. ARrIIuE,
HERMANN OELRiCii-,
NOAH BROoks,
ENOCH l.. FANCliEh,
4. B. STONE,
CHAs. :. SMITH.
WILLIAM II. FoGG,
Il. q ARNOIp.
gro. e.. MAGouS,
ERAYTOS IVES.
joins MCGIs>iss, JR.,
ALEX. TAYLOR.
AIGFnNo. :. SULLIVAN.
ELLIOTT 4. SHEPARD,
DAVID g. CkOLi,
MOSES TAYLOR,
ROYAL PuELrS,
". e.. PRIME,
IyOHY CHAMBERLAIN.
RICH. O'GDKMAS,
CuAs. L. DAILY,
Jos. W. HARPER. Jhy
4. y. MUsGRANE.
Isaac III. BROMLEY,
ioRDlC8 BARKER.
WD.IfowELI-, ,Camhridg"
IIIAIMAR III. BolEsES,
llnaca,
GoRpoN ". BURhIiAM,
gro. HAVEN PUTNAM,
RICHARD BCTLEk.
JOHN Is. BouTOS.
J.. A. l. BARNAi!D.
HUGH J. HASTINGS,
". III. BEARD.
=. u. CUITIENDES,
II. pRIsLEH.
Henry VI. FIELD.
DANIEL &. GILMAN, Balti-
iuorc;
ADRAM HEWITT,
ROSWELL u. HITCHCOCK.
A. jacob,
A. q. KEAsBEY. Newark,
Gro. PARSONS LArIIROp,
Cambridge;
J. ii. MORSE,
:. V. WHITE.
THOMAS MCELRATH,
JAMES l.. OsGOOD, Boston;
WM. WAITER PHELps,
j. ". PiNCHOr,
BESJ. X. PHELPS,
j. BLAIR SCEiBNER,
!. NELSON TAPPAN,
Il. II. TICKSoR. boston;
A. WILKINSON, syracuse;
SALEM III. WALES,
GEORGE II. BOXER, Phila-
delpilia;
JSO. II. PORTER,
THOMAS &. ACTON,
a. NJ. MOsIE,
LOUIS WATJEN,
G.. G. NoRyELL,
WM. &. CHURCH,
CHARLES +. CONGDoN,
DAVID MILLIKEN.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

join JAY,
SMITH ELY, JR..
DAVID NJ. STONE,
GUSTAV SCHwAB,
WN. l.. DODGE.
j. G.. HOLLAND,
THOMAS l.. JAMES.
SAMUEL -. BABCDCK,
Jackson ;. SCHULTZ,
JOHN \. STEWART,
A. 4. Low.
". T.. DODGE. JR.,
II. g.. srERBINs,
;. l.. NJ. BARLOW,
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON,
J.. l.. GoDKIN,
Il. PUMPELLY, Owego.
+. b. II. VANCE,
HENRY Holt.
JERyGs MCENTFR,
EDMUND &. STEDMAN,
SINCLAIR TOUsEY,
CHARLES WArROUs,
FRED. kUHNE,
THOs. ulLLHOUsE,
If. 4. SCHUMACHER.
V. BOTrA.
OSWALD OrTENDoRFgR.
:. :. CONAST.
X. l.. STUART.
CIR. DE THoMsEN.
HENRY J. SCUDDER,
WM. &. WHITNEY,
.IOHS II. SHERWOOD,
Ggo. B. BUTLER.
ELLIOT {. COwDlN,
WM II. GUION,
PETER COOpER.
GEo. II. u. HILL,
I. II. PORTER.
EDWIN A. MERRITT,
WM. II. POLK,
JOIN I. DARBY,
II. Il. TnURBER,
a. RUpPANER,
JNO. Il. BRADY,
ROSWELL SMITH.
2. NJ. BLATCiIrO3D,
EDWARD SALOJON,
HbSRY ". BELLOWS,
NOAH DAVIS,
CHARLES COLLINS,
SAM. l.. AVERY,
FRANK LESLIE,
l.. A. BUCK.
HOWARD CROSBY,
CLARK BELL,
CYRUS BUTLER,
W. II. BISHOP. Milwaukee,
STEWART l.. WOODfORD,
X. W. GLIDER.
SAMUEL l.. CLEMENS, Hart
ford:
JNo. X. G.. HlsSARD,
G.. a. RUNKLE,
i. y. GODDAED,
CYRUS W. FIELD,
WM. 4. HAMMOND,
THOs. WENTWORTH IiIGGIN-
son, Newport;
CLARENCK KING,
W. 4. LUsK.
THOs. 4. KINNEY, Newark;
o. G.. MARSH, New-Hayen;
+. 4. MARBURY,
SAMUEL OsGOOD,
CHARLES TRACY.
ID. VAN NOsrRAND,
GRO. l.. WARING, JR., New
port;
CHAs. DUDLEY WARNER,
Hartford;
WATSON X. SrERRY,
GEORGE NOsLE,
SAMUEL BANCROFT. JR., Will
mlngtOn:
HENRY MORFORD,
j. j. PlNKERToy, West
chester, Penn;
ii. VOCKMANN.
ARrEMAS II. HOLMES,
CHARLES FAIRCHiLD, Boston;
ii. .. HOCGHToN, Boston;
Ellie CHARLIEH,
JOHN II. FLAGLER,
JonN ELDEKkIS,
W. II. STONE and othors.
.w-YoRK, March II, 1873.
r, AUGUST BELMONT, SMITH
n, DAVID NJ. STONE, GEO.
rAv ScHwAB, JOSEPH IL.
DGE. MARSHALL o. ROBERTS,
LILY, and others.
on extend TO me is such O
highcs. intellectual ard
at clty--eomiDg, rs II does,
Il in every art and profess
rom seeming TO merit 1t by
mpanied by such generous
ard. Your kindness leaves
will allow me to accept the
Ter as a new obligation laid
atncr than as having been
past.
ith OF April. the last con-
,arture and remain, with
lest gratitude and esteem,
BAYARD TAYLOR.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
5recial Notices.
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RARKER & Co. II aud 40 LIBERTY ST,
T CT ns1 % @ as the Gmss Ts G. Pe ine nsy
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ss now Sm v SIS at or I store, sS and viii be-
sold lay and Wednesday, March 20 aud "a eomnene
Any person having part worn school Books, suited
for the use OF beginners or sndiy SSo9d oS ~ S M ni
church In Mississippi, who has largo class OF treedmen can
Grys az oOPy %Sn q s aSns DonSons Of BOOK. viii Js
acknowledged by letter
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Biblioihecn CuriOsa ct Sciec.a.
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will sell at auction on
MONDAY and TUESDAY. March 25 and 90. at 3 pm.
RARE. CURIOUS and INTERESTING BOOKS in the
ENGLISH, FRENCH ITALIAN. GREEK and LATIN
LANGUAGES fIom PRIVATE LIBRARY.
BInir,s lis.-l.nglsn remedy for Con, ami Rheunasn
Box 81 Pills. 81 % by mail H. pLANrEN & son. 22i VA.
Ianl-si. y. T. SOLD by druggists "
,an,. Mission ON Eur,h.A thorough Medical Treatise.
indicating low Disabilities may be removed. Tho
onpct owins he agencies that vii irsnre
hood, Strengthened vay and sound conditions o. HSsn
Of The obstacles to Marriage ami OF the means BY which they
aatrss Sa re Sees MUSEUM @ Anatomy science IL BGgaXY
Patents. trademarks &c.
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Best references send for book ofiRsiraetion
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a sf on %lDN EspAY at iSo a. @ for fcs
direct by steamship FTa%s VIA va ad ~ on K IT, iSr
DAY al a ireland. by stean.hp CITY o. Montreal
Continent to bc forwarded must Be specially
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wsrIed BY this steamer must M be spshy yctss g a
m for seGta % @ srsSt Sr Se BY scsmsS wcscr vie
Southampton and Bremen. The steamships Montana Tar.
a SS4wa S@ rs HS no s hS c the south raei aud
hSa asaa and japan pa eavs san Francisco April l. Tho mails Tor
Post Office New.York March 10. 1875,
tonic appetizer the thing foe this Time OF year 70
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TIE Famous
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Vermont. ------
The Association for the Advancement Of the Mcdi.
cal Education Of Women win hold public meeting IN
Union League Hall on Tuesday March &C. at p. All 10.
terested invited to attend.
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LETTER FROM JOHN BROWN. JR.

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