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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-23
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Before Judge Donohuo thcre was argued a motion
yesterday the suit Of James Loubat special part
ncr, against Samuel Hauck, Uriah WEIGH, {. II. King
George Henien and the executors OF David Henry
HaynL The latter and Mr.. Loubat were special man.
ayers OF the st. Nicholas HOTEL and gave hall tho cap
OF 100000 and the real defendants are tho gem
eraI partners named above TINS suit is brought 10
wind up tho partnership ana have a receiver sp.
pointed 20 run tnc hotel Judge Donohue took tho
papers. Messrs. J. W. Gerard and Mr.. Lockman mp.
pcarcd Tor the plaintin, Mr. Johnson for Hauck and
Mr. Lynn tor the executors Of HayhL
the case Of "Jake" Berry, proprietor OF the Column
ba Opera House, charged with Keeping disorderiy
establishments, sol aown Tor trial yesterday In tho
Court Of General Sessions adjourned by Recorder
Hackett until tomorrow.
In tho Court Of General Sessions, Part yesterday
n motion was madc for trial In the Of Police
Oncer Kelly, who convicted last week OF assault
log with his club Francis Waite. Judge Ghdersccve
took the papers and reserved his decision.
la tho case Of George Weymap, alias 'Csliornia
George" charged with the murder OF William j..
Gould In a Bowery saloon, ex-Judge Koch applied Tor
pos,poncmcnt OF the trial., his associate counsel
being actually engsgod In another case. judge Glider.
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TOO MANY HUSBANDS.

William Booay, halter, IN the employ OF Quincy.
OF No 325 est Fifteenth street, arrested about
week ago charge OF abandonment aud brought
before Jsdge smnh, who set tho case down
ios cxamlnntion yesterday. William BOo,ay ana lhe
complainant tlssb-iIA BoOtay) were 0.rried aDoss
fifteen years ago and have lived together ever since.
la the tssinning OF last March William ict Isabella
and rofused provide Tor her support.
alleged. Mr.. Bootay proved to the satisfaction OF
the judge that wacu no married Isabella she had
husband living both OF them In sing sing; the nrst.
George Colt, for bigamy and the sccoaa. John N.
King, who had been sentenced Tor five years Tor
CONTRIBUTING. judge Smith Informed the oInpiain-
ant thai under the circumstance as stated, though
William BoOtly might have periec " moral rlgDt
~ support her, that she In reality had no legal claim
OF him. sue hai failed to Drocure a divorce IRON
her forncr husband, Junu NJ. King.
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A WE'LL MERIiED FATE.

poor woman, named Catherine Celia, nm Italian
pcanu t vendcr lived al No. $50 West Broadway. on
the 9Th OF November, 1874 she locked up her lltte
place anu proceeded TO attend TO her avocaton.
When shc returned she found that hor rooms had
boon broken open and that hcr hard earnings,
amounting to Sl67, the result OF long saving, had
been carried oil. An Iialian corfec;ioner, named
Grau Baptiste Doroto, was arrested the cuIprlt
At The sixth precinct station K. II. Bergamini,
an Italian interpreter and notary, made
his appearance his statement 10 the sergeant
In Charge the accused was allowed to depart Derot0
however, was fearrcsted and taken before Judge
Flammer, and again Bcrgaminis persuasive argu-
ments resulted in second discharge. Meanwhile
Deroto had acknow edged to several Italians that he
mad taken Mrs Cela's liule fund.- anu tor tho third
time she made effort 10 recover u. when Deroto
offered alleged at the suggestion OF Bergamini. TO
compromise the matter by giving her a note Tor $3.50
Dcroio, II appeared made payment TO bcrgamini Of
SIS, the complainant, however asserting that she
lever received anything but second hand
cart The story oil The poor wonan's triouatiou
brought 10 "a notice tho Italian Consul, and
subsequently District Attorney Phelps had the
laid before The Grand jury, VINO found an indictment
OF grand larceny The PRISONER arraigpcd yestcr
day by Assistant District Attorney Lyon, the result
being prompt convection. In passing sentence Re-
corder Hnckett ADMINISTERED scathiug rcbuke TO the
Italian Bergamini whose inicrmeddiing propensuies
developed IN the case no severely condemned,
and charactefizng tho CT me as mean and cowardly
act that would warrant no sympathy, sentenced the
prisoner 70 nso years In the state Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-23
RAPID TRANSIT.

THE BROOKLYN COMMISSIONERS pisfRE TO
OBTAIN general NEwToSs srEvIcGs.
meeting Of the Board OF Commissioners OF Rapid
Transit OF Brooklyn, who were appointed BY Mayor
Howell about month ago TO TX and determine upon
a railway and the route thereof, over, through or
under such street as they may ecct III that city
held Ut No. 2l3 Montague street. yester day afternoon
President Felix Campbell the char am Colonel
john Y Cuiycr Ollie ated secretary. There wcro
also present Commissioners Adams, Lowery and Com
ent. communication was read IRON John Schuy-
her civil engineer vi this city asking when he cond
have a hearing before the Board From X. r. X.
Post, oil Montague street, iettor received,
submitting suggestions Tor the constructions M elc-
waited railway with throc tracks, which would COM
binc economy IN cost, non-curlsincnt OF light ana
would not interrupt traffic on the route through
winch IL would pass Both CON un cations we're
received. Two gentlemen who are Interested In tho
subject OF rapid transit and who we're present at the
meeting, said tnat they would have suggestions
TO submit TO the Board In writing IN a lew days
Colonel Cuyer moved that General Newton DO ap.
pointed consulting engineer under dtlons AS
shall be agreed upon by the engineers OF Board
and the General
Tue resolution was unanimously adopted
The meeting then adjourned to meet again on Fri
day alter at tour O'Clock.
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RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN.

In the matter OF the estate OF George II Mumford,
which involved tho rights Of widows under tho laws
oil California which provide that all accommodations
after marriage shall be deemed ''community p.op.
erty," to all OF which The husband Is entitled on the
death OF Tho wife, without administration, AMI 10
half OF which, subject to the husbands debts and
penscs ot administration, the vito Is entitled but
such community property TO DO subject TO tho con-
troll and ole position the husband, except testa-
mcnlary, surrogate CALVIN yesterday gave his de-
csi0n Alter Discus ;hc naturo OF me wncs IN
tefesI In The so-caIled community property" lie
Ibal considering tbc equities ois wac to
reasonable PROPORTION OF The property ncquse alter
marriage no Of tnc opinion that teo statute might
win justice hsve further thrown preiecuon nrouad
u wiip's interest Ia sucn ''comnunity property by
providing that IL should not b. anenatei without her
consent 1T Is, nc says iurther, "a laci, wncn the
puOic seems SLOW 10 adnt that IN ail tue essentials
oil acquiring ana preserving property the wife has
very potential iLfuonse anu beneficial agcGcy, and
that her WISE counscis hcr domestic economies aud
scli-sacrhces often prove very elective auxarcs IN
thar ochaii, aiact which Tor the or d. Of civilization
IL /. hoped win 5000 10 acknowledged In more gene
Tous recognition OF her rights by lcgislai,on.6
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PLNITENcE AND RESTITUTION.

Thomas II. Lewis, recently convicted IN the Court OF
oyer aud refmincr was. brought before Judge DAVIS
yesterday for sentence. lilo charged with being
confederate OF Charles X. Bcckwith 10 enlb,zzirg
800 0J0 from Benjamin 4. Babbitt, soap mauuiac.
tuf,r, ms snare oil tho proceeds being onc.thIrd
tue amount cmbezzicd, ana Bccswith hav-
lug, Ms IS well Known, been sent Stac
Prison for ton years for his participation
Ia the crime. Mr.. BoUkstaver made fccing appeal
Tor the prisoner, stating that had become penitcnt
for his crime and restored the taken by him.
The prisoner added lew words OF entresty tor Judicial
clemency urging the Illness oi his wife his dcsti
tuton aud that OF their children cntaed by his inn
prsoBfnenI Juise DAVIS. IN passing sentence, con.
csscd That his heart touched by pentcnce OF
the prisoner and oil his i gotten gains
lie said, however, that was no compromise with
crime. The sentence was two and hall years In
STATE Prison.
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sleeve granted the motion and set the down for
Monday next.
In a suit brought by May B Gonzales against Ysai
u De y. de CcDto, tried before Judge Van Brunt,
Involving the question OF the ownership oil portrait
OF Jose Ferrer Conto deceased husband OF the
bv the deceased AS a memento a Judgment was given
yesterday IN the paiDt.n's favor
Edward Chambers. canvasser Tor the sHotel
Mail who was arrested Tor forging tho Endorsement
Of hrs employers, Waugh, Holmes Il Co., to . check
Tor $24 which he passed on the clerk OF the Metro
poiitan Hotel, and who, II Is alleged had previously
passed several worthless checks, was arraigued Tor
trial In III. Court OF General Sessions yesterday Re-
corder hackctt sentenced him 10 years 10 State
Prison
La the case OF Thomas Ccnrers, charged with man.
siaus hter ~ the fourth Degree the accused having
1876 by the hrrg OF PISTOL none prosequI was yes-
tefaay entered on motion OF Mr.. William h. Kiniz,ng,
abundant evidence having been furnished that the
shooting was entirely accidental the deceased having
been wounded In the leg whiie Conners careessly
handling the pistol.
Brunt IN the suit brought by the widow OF Jonn
Il. Spraguo against Adolph II. Lazarc and the In-
diana anu Illinois Central Railroad Company. Mr..
Spraguc. Mr Lazire and Mr. II. D. ChampIn made
an agreement with the railroad company named To
build the road between indianapolis aud Dec tur On
tins agreement the suit WAS brought, the amount m
volysd beng the sum OF S3D0,u00. judgment was
given tor the plaln.f.
Carrie May Edgett obtlncd yesterday from Judge
Potter PERMISSION to bring suit through her mother
Ellen NJ, Edgett, against Edwin +. Belt Tor $40 900
damages Tor alleged breach OF promise Of marriage.
She suys that she was eighteen last July and that
about eighteen months aao Belt promised to marry
10 fulfil his promise 'aihough no has been repeatedly
requested SO TO do
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CHARGED BY HIS BROTHER.

Edward Curtis alias Gcorgc DAVIS. was brought be
lore Judge Murray, At the Tombs. yesterday morning
charged with larceny by hts BROTHER Albert A. Curtis
OF No lis Twelfth street, Brooklyn. Edward on Fri
day got cut Of the TomDs alter having served term
oil lew da. there aud went to his brothers house,
where he had already been told not come Aherts
vile ordered him aud lac would not co. but instead
rangacked OF hts bfohcrs wardropcs, and
out suit o clothes valued ut S3j put them on and
walked OIL. Judge Murray hold him 10 answer.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, n. Y, April 20, 1873

ALBANY y. 4" a RI 70 1873
In the Court OF Appeals, Monday, Aprit 2z:-
No. 1893. The Farmers ana Mechanics National
Bauk OF Buffalo Va. Logan ct al--Argumcnt resumed
anu con cluded.
NO. lOI. James c. Aver ct al VS. Frederick V.
Rushton. Appeal dismissed by consent
No. loo Isaac Wood, appellant, vs.. The Mayor &C.,
rcspondcnt.-Argued Dy Granville p. HAYES for ap-
pcant and Wheeler II. Peckbam Tor respondents.
No. 20a. iiliam Irving Clark Ct al. respondents,
VS.. Dickinson Argued by Edwin Fitch Tor ap.
pcliant and George A. Black Tor respondent Case
still On.
CALENDARS.
The following tho calendars for Tuesday, April
23:--
bar CALESDAR--Nos. 199 13l, Il2, 1873. 1877, 1861,
1s4, 49,
morton CALExDAR-No 4O3--ln re. Department
Of Puoiic Parks 10 acquire LANDS, &c.
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MUNICIPAL NOIES.

Comptroller Kelly yesterday paid s325 for the month
OF March 10 the Now YORK lnnrmsry ior Women and
Children.
Complaints are made at tho City Hall that the Amer.
can District Telegraph Company do not place clocks
upon the ornamcnted posts m front iher Offices In
accordance with the provisions OF the Alder nc
resolution granting this privilege
city Chamberlain Tappan makes the following re-
port OF funds In his hands during tue pa 1 week -
Balance, April 10 81 500 45s ri receipts a. 657 81
payments. S05I.25l I35 balances April 10 S35722o4 ST.
Tue opening OF lids Tor tue paving oil Fiith avenue
has been again postponed by tho Comfnissioncr of
Publc works until May 10
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FOGARTY'S IMiTAIOR.

Hcnrictia NJ. Thompson, Of No. 800 w Ct Eleventh
street, has Tor some time been separated from her
husband, jam II. Thompson. some time sinco
Thompson went to her house. as he said. to put
ond e II she did renew their old relations.
lie hal determined no SAID to repeat the Fogarty
tragedy, aud he had bottle or vtrlol ready for
any moment. The woman cries brought her assist
ance and honpson was lorccd away Only TO DO later
on arrested on his wie's compiant lle told Judge
Duly yesterday that he was In downright earnest
ana ser ousy intended To 10 as Fogarty had DONE
which Judge Dany committed him Tor trial in default
- a.
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THE COURTS.
Thoughtful Disbursements OF
Travelling Agents.
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
judicial Clemency to q
Penitent Criminal.

An action Of considerable importance TO travelling
agents and tho parties they represent tried yes
terday before Judge McAdam, Of the Marine Court.
Ia May, 1876. brake company engaged the services
Of Colonel Charles Bouton as general manager and
10 20 TO Europe Tor tho purpose OF Introducing tho
brake on the railways oil Great Britain Tho Con-
tinenL Before starting coloncl Bou,on received f3oo
IN circular notes OF Scgman Co.. $500 in cash, aud
return tickets TO and from Liverpool tor himself,
wife and daughter. No specific instructions given
TO him by the company as 10 the extent or limit OF
his expenses While engaged for them in Europe but
salary OF $500 pcr month, with reasonable travelling
expenses, was voted HIM by the Board OF Directors
tor compensation Colonel Bouton his
turn TO this city claimed that hts expenses,
Including the outlay necessarily incurred fitting W
train WITH the brake at Bera, were f5i5 and that
tho defendants, utter allowing Tor the advances made
before ho started, ana Tor further remittance OF
Gl25 sent him by cable whilc Berlin, were Indebted
TO him f25 expenses besides his salary, tor all which
he brought this suit The defendants admitted that
they agreed 10 pay $500 monthly salary ana
able travelling expenses and made ten and Tor a
bi OF particulars whiio the case was penang bill
rectng the items above mentioned was furnished, out
claiming that they were entitled 10 know the partlcu
lars oil the expenditure more luiy. defendants again
moved Tor a more SPECIFIC bill This motion
sisted by Mr. Speliissy plaintiffs counsel. on the
ground that plaintiu. though good travelling
agent and general manager, Was poor accountant
anu hal not Kept minute account OF his cxpend-
tures that IN former dealings with the company he
had not required 10 Give sucn biil ana the
further ground that many OF the expenses incurred
were Tor the suppose oil aidng thv prospects OF the
trade by doNceurs To oficais Oh the European rail-
ways, wnicu II would hurt those officials 10 make
known Tue motion WAS then deaed. On tue trial
yesterday The defendant ohcre evidence to show that
the plaintiffs expenditures extravagantiy hish,
ana that he coula nave travelled comfortably IN Eu-
rope Tor $40 a day; The witness, however, who test
ned 70 this admitted. ON ~
five hours OF day no spent $l2 90 Tor fare IRON
London 10 Liverpoo. The jury iouud verdict Tor
the paiu,ill for 500, to which the Court added AN
allowance Of 1--WE per cent AIR. Spcllissy appeared Tor
plaintIn and Mcssrs. Chittenden Hubbard Tor de-
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REAL ESTATE.

The details Of yesterdays sales the Real Estate
Exchange ms iolows:-
HUGH n
Foreclosur sale lillian T.. Dixon referee OF the
four story brick store and tenement. with lot DIX
90 No. 29l NV. A. aud three story house, No AL
plaintiff $500
BY j. +. sTEARSs
Forccl osure sale-William r. Dixon referee-of the
H. n Of spring plscs. to piansa ........... 1000
v. HARNsTr
A. H. Stoiber, reeree-- foreclosure sale OF the store
and dwelling No 443 West 26th st.. 444.7 It. W. OF
9th av., to plaintiff II, 800
JOSEPH M'CUiRF.
Henry 4. BranA referee foreclosure sale OF the lot
av to plaintiff 1850
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 $50
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wtLsoS--TALgs.--On Monday, April %, 1873, at tho
Church OF st. Mary the Virgin, by Rev. Thomas Nc.
Rec Brown, WALTER SiBBALp WILSON, OF this city, to
JOSEPHINE BRsrKp FALEs, daughter OF tho illc Wan.
tam Faes, OF Bristol, X.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
tNGAGED.

EccLKsiyE--At Inwood on the Hudson on the %
inst, WHO OF Thomas g. r. Ecclcsinc OF a son.
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\ kRRleD.

acknowledgements --On sunday, April 81, Eu.
city. No CARTS
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On the Real Estate Exchange yesterday tho Dock
Commissioners sold at public auction the right to
collect all Wharfage Tor three years iron May on
tho following piers ana uulkhelds:-
Bukbcad 10 Z of Bank st., y. H.. TO knickerbocker
Ice Csapany ........... !. .......... $500
Tier loot oi West 2th ST. to a. Van sundvort. TOO
Tier loot OF " ~ ~ st.. - IhOnxs Fitzpatrick 800
Pier toot OF West attn 81 Except reservation ON
south SIDE for aunip bcard). !. Ftxpatrck 100
Pier East River except reservation for the right
To h IN insiuc of the exterior Tine Of south st
extended at such time rs tue iaw may provide
Tree q claim consequent upon the length o tho
per beiug reducrd iherebyJ. u ~ D. B,uadea. 5000
Per loot OF Last sihh st. to Frank T. Wise. so
49,
Total
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SWORN EVIDENCE. PENNSYLVANIA
The following Care Is probably The
nDst remarkable ever effected by
Asy medical preparation fof
lhe treatment 81 CA1arrh

Gts.feAfsi "a hssvAy exstity tkss hAsv had
lsi8frA So Tea rxsrs. aoa - o. AAsf 50 yseTt
have assm . teYt8his snetref. ! psa raaasFed
psrtaslY deal. BEL baEglnK - he kesd. faASs
.f'a@s tas tesF -, saEst sl,elA so.k .sa I.ls,
fEl syes swuleu HHS ziogrAise lcosia, hard Rne
naassAat c8sFh. ssssfe psia acrosa the ebesa,
Ans ever sAastaslsa q ooaermytiun. NJ bsad
ache8 al tiAp tasas. The ukttsF AcenI ulatsa ~
nF4kY IN ms kuA1 ahA 1feat lAai I eqaA nss
ss,ias 80 y - 4, ..sr8 i u's i tie posss
= sasi0esnou- ! ~euAa tAen ksgs reooarss -
ever means ia mF paweg 30 aAs30tKs she aaacas
fFum nj threat and head betafs being able ~
sleep Agsin. Fara period q 81 yean nay to-.
si.a sore alosrstna knd o. much inAkmsa thAl
eCs1 via dissalty ssAbov. ! hnAilg cSusaited
AZ sHaiueat sargeoh IN regard 10 an operAtioB ca
ikana. bat Al hss rsaasst PaSlFunsd a.. The eoS'
tikEl lEsGE1ala0 Gud SlnsTatton IA my thrc4t
canss1 y the po1sonons matter dropping dpwn
from nv bead had % irritatsd and inhAmed my
irngs uA3t / couEhed isoessEKtiy - deep hasa
cough. Meanwhile my systel bcxAn 70 abovl
The effect Of this disease, 90 thA& Loaf ecsh.
Krsw pxas And showed evefy symptom 81 AZ
early death By consumption. when matters had
reached this stage, or Aeoet al rnonAs eeo
begAa Ne use 81 hAsTpABs hkptcAh Ouha atszr
CATaRA8. AhsF sang the AEss botta bsgan 70
tmpFets rapidly. Tie Grst does seemed 70 clear
my head Aa kad not kndwA II 10 be for years. IL
seemed gradually 70 arrest ths discharges. II
ssopsa Az cough y thrss dsla- ~ A.ins y q
swelling u ny tonsiis 90 thAa they soon ceAsed
10 trouble me. The soreness ACROSS my oheRf
dissppeATsd. the buEEing noises Ia my head dtss
appeared, my senses Of seeing and OF hearing
wei oemplsteiy restored, and ever. symptom
OF disease that had reduced me 20 the verge OF
the grave disappeared By the use Il baHiord.s
Radical cure for CatArrh
have been thns explicit because ~ = drug
gist, have sesu great deal OF suffering from
Ostarrh, and hope 10 conyinee many that this IL
Q great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment ~ cAtArfh As
prsetissd By the best physicians, and have COZ
suited the most eminent about my cAse. have
used every hind Of remedy and apparatus that
have appeared during period Of six ytAFs past,
and have. wbHa following their nae, taken great
care Of ny general health, bat obtained no re-
lief or announcement from any OF than. :
GEO. +. DIN5M0RR.
Boston. Feb. 20, 1878
suppoiK, 80. Feb. rs. 1876.
Thsn personally appeared the said George 7.
Dinsmore. and made oath that the foregoing
statsms at W him subscribed 10 true. Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS, Juktiee OF the Peace.
Each package contains DR., SanfOrd's improved
InhAling Tube with fuil directions for use in all
CAGES. Price 81 90. Sold By eli Wholesale aud
retail Druggists throug hout the United States.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, General Agents and Whole
Aale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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BuRToIK, -. Feb. rs. 1875.
Then personally appeared the said George Il.
Dinsmore, and made oath that the foregoing
statems at W him subscribed 10 true. Before me /,
SETH J. TH0MAB, Justice OF the Peace.
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At Manasseh's death. the idolatroas
party. held in some check during bis
later years. recovered ihe entire direc.
ton Of Affairs. and obtained authority
from tbs yoang hing Amoa icon Of
AanAsseh 10 make oBoe more al the
changes TO idOlAiFy which MAaAsseh
bad made IN The early part Il bic reign.
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CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad

ssaads eonSesssdiy II III head Of Aaerean raj.
ways. The track il Aoubls tbs entire length ~
Ne line, ~ steel rails ixsd On heavy OAK ties,
Wbieh are embeddad In . feaadAtlsn q rosk
l9llAat eighteen inches ln deplh. All bridges
are 81 troa - tteus, And built apoa the most ap.
Exoeod plAna lta passenger ears, willis enas
nently aafs AID substantial. are Al the came time
modela Of comfori sad elegance.
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An Eminen, Divine of Boston.

."Ihgye used the PERUVIAN SYRUP for souas
time past. Il gives me NEW NiuOh, hVof.
ANUY' or spfRlTg, ELASTICITY or MUSCLE.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PERUVIAN syrup,
SYRUP,
Proteeted soluhon Of Prolo1las O Ir0a.
One of the Most Eminent Jurists
of New EngIand.

Write, 10 friend - follows - have tried The
PERUVIAN SYRUP, aud the result fallt sas.
tAina yuur IredieAeha II has made INV
MAN 0t me Infused into my system new ytgW
aAd energy. ! Am no longer tfsnulsus and DE-.
ailitatod, a. shsu you last saw me, bat stronger
heatisr, AMI with larger ctrscity Tor labor,
mental and physical, than ~ any time daring
the iaAt ave years"
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RAILROAD.
United States Nail Route.

Tas kttenttoa 81 lka sAysisBg FuhAs = re-
apexuutly fnviteA 70 sons Of the merits o. thas
great hSgkSAy IN ne eenaSsnt assertion ard
beisxf thas ao cher Ape can a8sT eaak iadneo.
n9nts Gs roast u ihrpagh travel. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

he IN Tag Smoking zosoceo 70 Second 10 Soae
IL aroma Hldasss, P.gIty ard Quality.