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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

Have you seen II. W. Aui 4 Co Z T0tbisa EAH
MuYeY They ara certainly the most peffs q M
Yenti0n f1r the pufpose ever Invented For
years inventors have beeu tA1ing their bfsius b.
Invent something that would tfectnAgy and
skiely protect tbs eaEs aud heck from cold. a.
the same time avoiding The danger run pFQfgse
<pif4ts9r, shleh tie ali w0rsisd srAppines
s8gendefed. THE great desi4sratun hAs II lat
bsep f0uld b. sac tuFeutau u THf EDaAn MIR
ubsch = : mHA % sFfsnge4 AZ b 81 al persons
40 msttcf q shat 4gs. fhe nBhs are lnads ~
Ella tsirre. o. the hnsst far u diaereat GlAda
aud Aua1 viii slik. The manufacturers are
v AH A CO Hlaa1sbaFF. Pa. a1d psstA&
card wll bfiag yea circulars fully dsscntapg
iAtsa mefstcFigEe articles else exFiAlalug hos
lhey EFeFaat slqkloss Ia A4anF HAys. Tie CON
pAny sAnt aganlSs cither ladies' - genis aad /
L one ~ she best eceElngs ever 0aefeA,
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BERLIN, n. 7.

On account of the furious snow storm
the 10th the dedication of the Methodist
church was postponed to the goth, at p.
NJ
--"Dr." Clark, he OF the "Birch Bark =
diploms, has shook the dust, or rather
the snow II Berlin from bis feet. The
"Doctor" al ais departure very generous.
~ surrendered ap The belt 10 his rival
Justice Nkitford and EI-Justice
Taylor attended a play at Lawyer HalPs
Office the othor night. entitled the Hidden
Hand-no, that was not it, now remem-
ber-it was the "Hiddea Hiram" 1t is
needless 10 say that the play was encored.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

To all who are suffering from the errors
and iudiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c,
will send a recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the REV, JosEPH Z. INMAN, Station ID,
Billie House, Neg Hork city, 3jly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

--KpFk % tks rsllroad u JuuaieA has
btss pasbaA ~ fat - possible ssd Fook
eutlnx ais ecAtiHsct. Timber ior bridges
aaa ,Fcsgls work Is besng prepared and
sftfY prspastaes naao for ugOfeas
Aliaek al sioag ne lbs nsTi spfiag AID
BOZ NJ Editor. As he rosd 70 ibis place
il sare thihg. we over this war weula
llks 70 csqalre wbas 700, ever .hs mona
ialn, are doiag towards srtsBdiag i 20
whstshsu7 Cone, wake % knd le, u
see Whist you arc made Of.
AElm0rox.
"A imam sociabls" Was beid At The
towu bail one svsaing last week, which
wAs l,rgsly si,eaded and : very pleasant
and laoghabie ume was bad
Poet Commander c A Bandy, and
camrsde Jos FsrnhAm represented Poet
Dudley Al the AsnuAi Kneampment o.
The g. A. f., held At Rutland on The 2lst
and x2nd
Mt. J. J. DAdman, the popular mill
liner ofihis place has iast received new
style Of bonneis, aud We expect 10 see The
ladies al appear At church neIt Sunday
with those bonnets on their shoulders.
a dance WAS held ., The town ball
Friday evening, The l7th, which was q
very pleasant aud social occasion. We
learn this i The first 81 s series 81 dauces
70 be held st tbc same place. The next
one viii occur on Thursday, the Z5d inst.
Stison furnishes The music.
EAsr ARLINGTON.
The machine went down Tuesday
morning to 2ss below zero How is that
for lowf
There will be 8 supper and donation
whit ior the benefit OF Rev. j. q. MeCol.
Ion, at n. q nard's hotel, on Tuesday
evening, Jan. rs. All are Invited to at.
tend.
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WEST ARLINGTON

Rev. j. c. McColom will continue
to hold services In the church on the
green every pleasant sunday at2P. NJ.
Seats free and all are invited to attend.
We, the undersigned, tender our
thanks % the people Of West Arlington
and vicinity Tor their donation last week
OF Que hundred auc thirty.three dollars
in greenback, and other gifts May the
good Lord bless aud keep them and veri-
~ unto them the precious promises OF
HE Word.
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j. &. NCCoLLoM.
NJ. A. MCCoLLoN.

On Taesday evening, Jan. l4th,
agreeably 10 Gatice previously given, q
large number flo@ Arlington, Ssndgste
aud Sunderland met in X. I. Hurd's
hall aud store TOT the t4rpose ola dona-
ton visit aud supper Tor lhe benefit of
J. G. McCoIIom. Everything seemed TO
pass of TO the satisfaction OF every one
present aud all enjoyed themselsss as
their own conscience dictated. The
whole proceeds were almost $ls5 in cash, ,
besides PROVISIONS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

DR. sAwEss. Sal write you TO express my
thanks. have suffered for the last eleven years
with rnnning sore that the doctors found i'm.
possible 10 heal. / noticed your ADVERT emeut
Of Dr. sAwENs' Nav BLOOD REMEDY 10 many
times thought | would give Il a trial after
using Kennedy's and several others. ! had not
the leAkt faith that IL wonld do me any good,
but ike drowning man leanght AZ a straw and
was saved have only used four bottles and
ara on my 81 b, 70 make IL cure thing The
sore has healed. / am stronger, and have only
DR. EAvEss NEW BLOOD REMEDY TO lhGHk fer It
aud that after 81 doctors lad failed
Yours truly.
JANE r. PRESCOTT
Price 800, Every Bottle Warranted For
sale by VAR 4 HAD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

Neither financial reyulsions nor the de.
vastations Of war have impaired the abii-
~ or popularity Of the Mutual Life lns.
Co. of New York, the leading company
In the world Its assets of $1,000, 900
assure absolute security 10 its policy
holders.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
Poar Wan. Cough Gun

ADdersoH's Poor MAn's Cough Care, will cure
your cough 10 Less time than ANY Cough Cure 10
the msrket, 1t costs one quarter less than any
ether and eyiTy bottle il warranted 10 give sat-
isfsetiun Or money refunded. Price ~ cent?,
Pa sic ~ Wait a Hard. z36ms
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

HuUrH ~ FliifpaA FER Nes Tsrt. AlbEny Troy
8aun asa Westat9 serN
AuRTH ~ fsiiFasA tsf katlAnd. burlingtoH
North ana EastGnu
GRANVILLE mtii ~ stage elosost 20 - =.
POST OFFICE opsn from 7I.E tas88rs
aslls frpra ths sefth arrive At the Poet oesrs Il
sisFE
2aiH itoa tAs soath striss ~ The Psst oG.es
alT b.
tslls 'sr Peru. LAadRFote. BoBdville. jamaica
ke., by stage. e3ess Al Ftet0rs Point p0si or
aesNt iiGs Fsesdsys Thurtdtys aua sat
gfAnYs.
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Extra Offer for 1879.

10 al hsa ssb,eElAaff ~ le14 aii 10 asut
gfafis tbs Eli numbers 81 ls9s eDutsaiag, slth
other valuable matter tAe nfst pefts D. 'sAss
DiHhih beH serial sttrg ~ muFh Interest "
GhDhGK MCDONALD, nea tgpeAFihg IL ne
Ltetny Age. from The Authors advance sh0sts
ofhef eh0es beH ssr.sis ~ distinguished aaih.
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ClrB Pmcts ron rHr Bhsr HoAE AKO
FoaEl9s LlrEnAroEE.

r8ss sssd n Tie kttsad Age aud one % other
N aaF FiFGc49gs American mDBthiiss saL.
srtibet H8l nHd hlmSeifag aQNmshd ~ the whole
aitaatloh. - i'tllGd elghlA Eessiag Ha1.taa
F3f 80 ~ The Lir,H9 Ags sha ether oSs II
DE AmeEe6n e. M0alailes or Haf9eg's Hosk}g
81 Ga4rl uiH be- ssfii i8f year. L1sh pss sp1,d
gf flf ~ y IL Llrfng a gs sn1 the 81 h.elgtas,
~ ATksaazss Journal Address
LffTLL 4 0AY. Eosfos.
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DRUG STORES

AGENTS WANTED II want agents
10 canvass for tho Masonic Record. NJ u Of
theught Mind can make from SO 10 tiJ per day.
Territory givenin Vermont, New Hampshire Or
the entire state Of Maine. For further paTticu-
lArs apply to or address
G. J. WAIT,
Sept. II. 1875. Manchester, VI.
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st@Gs nasts
asan.ss tfau Hsfssi g. y stsltf ueg tutlIf
y AttAaas frrfistaf
s#Fe. Kesns Faase, Hrasfts ~
d Esfver rfpfs.rief.
psstf Asrlyts Sos lsssts q IS =
ws4aaE. Beasra., fassaks Tt-as,.a ~.
aK@. h War Fregfntst
% ash sstsa 0etostf gsih us tisxc fram
gsaatts y tstve - Msn tbssiat CO. AuH&sYs
wssastasss 40 fr5EFs bf1 g. r. artuaF 81
gsnsAastss pspna ~ 81 lH ssbsgh ioF hs~
LEA tfstn.
A8srssfsa Leaves Msnah8ttfr fstrasa #tp6s
FussAsft. TN8rsSsys snt EssaftsYf as -
asFfssNE - gsmE8t1 e. FaKsengFrs fof
WaFssAaFa aaa fewashsn4 "a HtaeaHsfer piI
~ tsfFtsa 10 iAt sbort nAme4 p.ters 50 feassa
$50 rates
psra. Essavp-s. E,esass.ssvva. Gtsar a..
laAs9t DAVE Proprietor
Arrives u Matfheslsr railroad depot M6e8nys
Ns3nastsFt sd FrtHFs 81 iFH
lrsNfsFsa leaves &anshestar railroad 8fpat
rsss5ass. 93nfs3afs sBt shtrf3sFs afBt =. BE-.
tssf unttl "a tH " 4 d. ifaiH 81 baFth
Fsea La4ezr. c#n-
SD. CpsTu, Pr0gustoF.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

-
as baitnos e BE- notk u vtry low iralss
% mats ssoa iaFs lsrEs sseek y sfasE
Fgsat
iles Z. W Dsas 81 Grafton. died IN
llm Eites Nsatay afisrpoer s. thstgs q
e ftaa tls 80 fsfmsFly sres.6sa1 q
ia s.lsgs sad hss large uuubF q
fs}sliFcs new Twins sefs.
--tsNsren aaers he cemetery work
utlta be Ass 90 bHna ior lesa taHa cost,
~ . order 70 eiFs tmploy meal 70 NEE
va8 need wogk bc vii finish wcrk to
afdey vulll Asrth i, At COST Nov il
lpaf ame lo of5er
oar pnmatie Compsny inlsad pot
tag % ibe boards ab0si FEB 4sb tbe en-.
eecJlugy popular nsw drama Of Goat Ia
ibs street, and ibs VERY humorous farce
"Eafataef Ychiufs, gisiag b. adysB.
lares Scv York eitY Both the drama
ass farce ate mtsliag slla great success
ibis ~ipitr ~bercVer they have been pre-.
'eoisa.
MANCHESTER prrOr
Mercury ~ below zero here Tuesday
incoming
No sgbool iLis week on account Of
tbs slsk ues. Of priscioal Bean.
t,.gy....., .a.4., az. .sro, !,
uf.,t, liv,l, b,,ios.. t,.t nos
- AZ p,.u ~. hen ,,,s,.g !, ~.
house seysral DAYS win rheumatism
-ps,6bsas a,as sugI sss.f their
team lof,o. dead iaitsstail sunday morn.
iag last
-F.ease don't oucFoach upon cur high.
way his winter, gentlemen. WITH your
WOOD psie.
Elder Picking bursts out with the
following poetry;
That Factory Point Correspondent,
BE j. Elm aud tail,
II, By good luck, he has ANY slippers
lie wants very small
81 ihat into a ben roost
lie can safely crawl,
For be knows how to catch chicken
And not have him squat,
lie surely Il DOT weasel,
Nsitbr, i. he = mn,s
Bat wei never take onr oath
That he isn't Darwiu's missing link.
DORSET.
,..as.. 4. ,.t. ,t.,.t,.
ana -, 80
''a3 po""'s 'o'"' '''''o
- ''' ''''' a"' At maven
80 '"''' ~ '"u "'''' VI 'O'-
- ,'a' '0''u "''N - 'lse'
go s11el '"e ~" ''' amy 'H'e'''S : -'o' VI"
- - 80
ana hrs. Charles Mason, also
george Masoh, OF Rutland, are visiting
lf'e"us ~ borse''
The sociable, which was adjourned
on sccount Of the storm until Friday
evening, il said to have been very
pleasant aud successful gathering. Mr..
aud Mrs. Thompson have the thanks OF
the society for their kindness aud hospi-
taity.
Don't lee your readers forget our
oyster supper Thursday evening of this
week. Come yourself, bring your wife
and children, snd tell All 10 come, aad we
will welcome you as warmly az did Re-
becca OF oIden time. Tickets one dollar
per couple. IL is for the benefit of our
worthy pastor
East RUPERT.
The Metlowee cheese factory Of East
Rupert have iu.t held their animal cleo
lion of officers for The nresent wear with
he following result: |. N. Sykes, Presi-
lent; w d. Sykes, Vice President; w.
ao0t' secretary aud Treasurer; d. Tay-
y, - Noo'' u a. Wlilauls, Dlrectors'
8 4 n, o'enouS' l. ~, oyAes,
'uuiio 20 "o factory Is OUT VI ueo' anu
INV ,se nn.,a,. 49, ,-.,.
- ,.orosa - - =,
~ ~ n, 49, ,r.so., .as.oa M.
- - 80 i 49,. - noo -, -
800 .'a@I ~. t'1,1 - 80 49,
:, - 49,. NJ 49,.
~ a''
49, o. IA .,stomoss 10, moro
h...
BoYpyI LE.
-Diarir, Deunty nav Henry BufTnm.
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Tn GREATEST DIVING AUTHORS

such 10 Prof, Max Muller, IT. Hon. w ".
Gladstone, JaIlts A. Rrrudo. Prof Huxley. II. A
Proctor, Edw, A. freeman, Prof Tyudali DR.. w
y. Carpenter, Frances Power Cobbo, The Duke
Ut Argyll, VIM. Black, Mss rhackerary, Mas
Mulooh Geo Macdonald Mrs. OphRnt, Jean
iuRelow. Alta Alexander, Ihoman Hardy, Mat
thew Arnold, Henry Kngsley. W, W story, Tur.
gueuioi, Carlyle, Ruskin Tennyson, browning,
and many others, are represented IN the pages
Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
Three aud a Quarter Thousand Double.
column Pages Of Reading matter

yearly. Il ptorent. 10 an int1peutIyo firw, con.
-iderpg iis gDtat sm0unl " matter, with fresh.
nesr oNinR 70 lie wegki issue ead siiii ats.
factory completeness ~ mpiad by no her pub
icat0n the best fssafs. Hsve Cfiticlsms.
Tales sketches II Travel and Discovery. Poetry
Scientific. Biographical. Rhetorical and Political
Information, from the eutife body o Foreign
Periodical Literature
The importance II The Lining Age T. every
American reader, AZ the uny satisiHctoriy fresh
and COMErLEfT compilation u an indHpen
sable current literature Aidispnasibie because II
embraces tho productions u the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
Littell's Living Age.

ia 1879, The LfrUgdge enters upon its H6fg.
sisth year admitted unryalled and eanlauGutly
rnccrssiul. During the year u sill furnish 60 its
readers the productions ~ the mast eminent
authors. 6Doye-aamtd and many uiher-, embtsc.
ing thaclucest serial aud Short stories Ny the
Leadirg Foreign Novelis's, aud an nneunt
Unapproached by any other Periodical
10 the world. Of he most valuable Literary aud
Scientific mat'sr0f he day. frum tbs PEGS II tho
foremost Fsesyrtts sclantisty Critics Difeoy-
ertfs, and Editors fcufGssntiuR every depart.
ment ~ kueNledge aud proRfess The LirbiJ
Age ~ a wEEELf hA6szISr giving more than
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

District Depaly, Rev Henry Buiium,
organized a lodge OF G 'od Templar- in
this place recently with thirty charter
members
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

No Business Transacted "a saturday
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

The reguisr monthly meetlpg oftb
Pseiae Engine 90. No. all be held st
their englns houae. Wednesday eveulng
Jan. 2slE Al : o'elerk T. n.
By oiitr q Foreman.
--seha ulo has beta selling ready
made eioghlng lof few Neels, viii eel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
NOTES From NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, July 28.-The Sabbath dawned
with ciea skg, and ths fts IionabIe ouurcnes were
vel attended Bishop Lltteohn OF the Diocese Of Long
Island, preached able sermon at Old Trinity Yesterday
morning. The Rev. H. c. Potter d. D., OF New-York,
at All Saints ChaDel and the Rev. Mr.. Van Meter
also OF New-York. and the Right Rev d. A. Payne D.
D. ofciated tho Central Baptist and at Tour M f.
Churches respectively.
number OF southerners have arrived AZ the hotels.
The United states Tallapoo-l hRs sailed from
here with large party bound 10 Boston and other East
ern ports.
The great social event OF the day was a picnic at
southwck's Grove, few miles from the city. It was
attended by many OF the prominent cottagers. There
music, dancing and refreshments.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Of Boston, Will receive
cordial welcome at the irst meeting Of the Town aud
Country Club winch wl Do convened on Tuesday next
the residence, on Gbbs-ave.. OF Professor william b
Rogers. OF Harvard College Ars- Howe is the pres-
dent Of the club and the meeting OF Tuesday intended
as a welcome.
Mr.. Martha J. Lamb the historian, OF Eew-York, and
General Graham, L. :. Il, are as the Ocean House.
Late hotel arrivals include the following.
Ocean Hon-e-Chlrles Harvard south Car liza; 9.
NchDary C. : Cnfli Pulad .lphia; Mrs. Hartley Brown
:. " smith and family, Pet'r Jckson, New-Hork hss
f. F-i-by and wife, Brooklyn +. A. Fonts, WASH ngton
A Mcclellan. On ton Penn; she Hon H. A. Middleton,
Charleston John Barron IT., Ne"IHAyeni EuoIt W.
Pratt, G. T. Czrruth, Boston Giles kyersJn ana laul
Syracuse; r. L. Randall, Penn; Max Baum, Felix l.
Marks. Mont gomcgy. Ala; j. II. Ferguson. IT.. Bdt-
more Eugene :. Kenyon Hartford J. L. PImptn n aud
Tamily Boston; :. ". Goodwin. WaterYile; L. Nrrml-
yea Cohoas y 7; W A. HIczns. harrisburg; James
~ Warren, 81. Paul. Miun \. otraus Aberdeen, dssi
A. Stein, 5tOcAyl q, VI ~. - . 49,
Hotei AqullnecE-T Pearson and family, J L Folegt
and family ". NJ DuFee. Mrs. h. I. Lrhcl Arthur "
Vintou. j. 4. McKm, Victor NILctjC, Newly Irh Mrs.
T. F. sliinan and Mrs T. A. Cornwall, from Troy, \. Y.
Ex-Governor Howard, General Burnside and the Hon.
II. 3. Anthony, ~ Rhode Island, are ~ the city.
Mr. Hugo o. Prirsch. the Austrian ViceConsul at New
YORK. ls III town Tor the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
yrSfclL AND DRlM4TIC NOTES

There are but two theatres open III DoS'o"
.se ,tnseurn and the Park. At the former eonp'n,
;, d-,p Is singing" r. NJ. 8. Pinaiore' Al the la'''
en- R,ce surprise Party Is performing IN new
.,,n1,. nv ]. J. McNally and Dexter smith, '''i'0
. Revrls" - nh
Miss Maria Booth, daughter of j. D. booei'
will preseut herself. next season. among '"o r.,
actne IN serio-oomic play by Mr. ISyie' narson
seems little precipitate. on the PAT. |eroed, bur
- vm,ur and com paratiyelT, 50 me- $500 and nor
~ Roofh Is a talented and pleasing perIoi ~
cnnrage NAV be Justified in success -,
An unknown lady, named Mrs. Alya Merrill
.. forth last season at the Fifth Avenue Ihe'''i'
I went e--dtably through the part OF gau,a an
- Md known that TINS amateur VIII preseu,S . 81
a. eu-ut in London, "either az the RAY MAJ
The Lycenm /" under the management OF MI IL o. N
gent - o.. r.,
Mr.. Franz Rummel viii not return 10 H",
rome TN, sumner but will remain in this country anu
4, tbe Aurupn viii again De heard in concert mere he
viii rive FIVE piano rectas two programmes III a'iui
So, q tbo.e which he gave last SPRING ana ne N'l sS"
I've a sere. OF chamber concerts ia coUuhcuou
sfrfng ouartel. Among the compositions WIZ ~
iII nerroru Tor the hrs time during The comhH wiz
tr are the TschaikOwsk and Henselt c0nceftos' anu
,yT concerto By WdOr. the Parisau composer, VINO Is
s now the rage in certain French musical clrces anu
bo c,mposed four i've symphonies Tor organ WnIct
~ uaved by M s. r. Warren at the Grace ChoIeh
orl,ar concerts last Winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29

Tor Information respecting the social statistics, Indus
ties ana general characteristics ~ the cities - the
United states This Information viii be published IN
special report.
Mr.. spencer, Uaited states C0nsul-Grn-ra as Mel
bourne Australia reports that the Prince OF wales and
others Of the royal family will visit the coming exhibit.
ton and that the Dule Of Genoa Eill Our in
of-war. France aud Germany viii be represented IN
similar manner.
IA. Cinisas United States Consul az Bristol, Eng
Land In dispatch 10 the DEPARTMENT. % State. reports
exceedingly cold and wet weather IN that part OF Eng
land The consequences WI BE- great scarcity IN the
crops and increased demand Tor ptOduets.
The Consul gives gloomy account Oi tie prOspects or
tho British farmers.
As the result OF the competitive examination for
eerklhips IN tho General Land ONCE zen appointments
the ~ 900 and sixteen the 500 elas have been
made hv tho Department u the Interior owing o. the
completion OF The work 81 copying the roll OF honor
IN toe Iarb-rm~sters euerdls Office, numOcr OF lazy
clerks aaye been dlsmis5ed.
First assistant P0stmsstsr-General Tyner and Third
Assistant PostmasterGsneraI Hazen returned 10 the
city to-day from their tour OF inspection along the
Pacific Coast General Hazeu reports an Increase ia
Brady. has been Acting POstmsster-Geuefal. viii
nov he relieved by ar fyner. General Brady vii
leave Washington tO-8Orr0w for C0nnscucuL
1r Catln. Consul at L. k0oholie, France, IN dis
patch 20 ;he Department Of state, reports that tho
project ~ new seaport near la Rochelle Is 20 be real
ized + viii Doe begun 50 pr. 1850, and viii require
at lez-t hvH complete Inc cost H. estimated
~ lJ,OOO,VVO francs. Ihe city OF Ia Rochelle j
pledged llr - p-r cent OF tls amount When CON-
t1e LARGEST IT, Lagb0r connecting 81
railroads win che interior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
PETER CO0PERS FINANCIAL APPEAL

The venerable Peter Cooper, DOW in the
eghiy-nIuth year OF his has issued through The
Church Union appeal TO all editors, legislators and
religious teachers Of country" the subject OF
financial system. Ii II he says:
The following found In late paper.
my opinions on this wnOe subject OF our National
finances:
FlrstThe Government should issue all the currency
that used the people, whether be gold silver
paper, and u should all be made legal tender for all
debts puOlic and private.
SecyHdThe coinage OF both god and silver should be
unlimited, and the Government should purchase and
coin ali gold and silver bullion 1t procure and
coin without loss.
Third-AH surplus currency in the Treasury
should Dc used cancel bonds and thus stop interest
the same.
FOurth-GOvernment paper money should be substi-
tutel Tor National bank notes.
Fidh-The Government should give the people the
same volume OF money with which % pay their
debts that in circulation when those debts were
con racted.
Sfri-GOvernment postal saving banks should be
taDllshed large cities and villages. where the
surplus money Of the people deposited In safety
and the money Thus deposited should be used by the
Government l. cancel the public debt and 10 promote
whole people.
Serb-The Increase IA the established volume ~ the
currency should the TO of the per capita increase
OF population and business IN the country.
EfqhM-Au new issues II laper money should be put
IN circulation by employing labor on needed public
works or used to cancel the public debt whereby al tle
people are benefited instead or giving % 10 BANKERS 10
loan TO the people at high rates o. interest ana 10 III
crease the public debt, a. D. nov being done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29


ArwIL-on Monday, July 2s Mary p widow o. Tho late
John Anvil.
Notice ~ IuusrIl hereafter
RAIDwTN-ht orange. y. T., July % az m. samuel W
BALDWIN, aged 81 years
"wednesday seth INST at 2BO at his residence. Pros
pertst, Brick DIarcn station. $500
ran caves Barclay 81. By D. Z. aud " R. r.. az no.
Burial at convenience OF the fanny.
GRAVES Entered lie, July 20 Mary j. widow OF Ru
gahsr. as ner sto residence Morristown, " J., Tuesday
July AZ l..u-
Train leaves Barcay-st az l2o'clock.
HAYEs-At summit J., July n. Charles Hayes acei
Fai rom rhe residence o. his brother Henry Hayes 70
10TH TUESDAY morning, %Jth lnse, "a ~
ocU"K.
UFVDRrCKSON-At Hinsialo T.. l., on sunday July y,
Abigail Chichester vile Of George W. endcEs0n sg 81
Ese. OF the family wthoat further uodce
unesasy. sofa lust az $50 Soo Cd
from her late residence.
NCDERMDTT-AU tie samaritan Home FOR tie Aged, July
70, Miss Catherine MCDelmOtt.
Tho remains viii be- TAKEN 90 Albany.
OTIs-At Yonkers y y Saturday July 26 1872 Margaret
g.. wlfs OF hOrstio y. GUS.
NOuce Of funeral hereafter
ROCKWELI--At Mamaroneck. n. y on the 26th inst,
Anna Rockwell Of tbs CIV aged - months and daYs
slauyes invited attsud ats -unora frOa
OF bis parents No 23 East jOtht, On Tues
daV, 29tl mss, at lO:3O JctocE a N.
SCOTIA Panheld v. j. July % Nara Louise daughter
William p and Maria Louisa Scott aged 10 months and
~ days.
Funeral "Wednesday 70 Friends viii please refrain
nom sending COVERS
Of Daniel rompkiR- and ala Norris Van buren, of
Kingston \. =. aged years aud mouth
WEBS Al samaritan Home for tie ged, July -, Ezra
webb. ageI 50 Years