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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14

SELECT ScHooL.-There will be a Sc
lect school opened in Perkins Block, up
stairs, on Monday, Dec. 18th, by Miss NJ.
A. Grixton. 1t is unnecessary for us to
recommend her to those who have chill
dren old enough to attend school, for
she is well known as teacher in this
village.
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the constitution by spportioning Con-
gressional representation according to
the number Of voters, and to allow ne
groes to vote in the District OF Co
lumbia. M
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S60.000.

will send 20 any address an absolute system
BY which w Lacy of Laurens, n. Y. acoum-
III ted $50 coo in IL years, commencing without
any thing) vii also send the plainest direo-.
tions how 10 raise $50 from one acre of land
(crop as salsble as potatoes) with two weeks
labor. These Sc crets with eight twenty. five cent
pack ,ges of stationery will send to any address
on receipt of 81. Address, ..
] s. LAMBERT,
49-w2t Factory Point Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14

THE NtNTH.-We understand that the
Battalion of the Ninth passed through
this place at an early hour yesterday
morning. As their arrival was not gener-
ally expected at that time, and as they
remained but a very few minutes,
there was no opportunity tor the citi-
Gems to manifest their customary regard
to the returned soldiers.
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DECISIONS FOR
DEPENDENT No'
SOLDIERS OF TIL u 10

Suspended or rejected clai Anne y
sions and bouniies, pIizs mV ~ sii1
f for the late war, pensions foI g.hittir /
ors who died in U. 5. yesssl'. oliisrs
wears, land warrants for tne d al ds
Of soldiers who served Is - cisis,
war Of 1912 or FLORIDA Va "a
the late war improperly char Irrsiss3 81
and ali claims against the !. ,D,,esssH3
cuted without charge unieI st.sr, d
cation in person or 9y Fxf
WoODMAN, IS Raii FITS, By
square, Boston, who r sr5Yev. Il
his Excellency, John a. A.prSrrsats
SCash paid for land "
lands for sale.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14

AppLEs.-The great cry about the
scarcity of this valuable fruit in the
State Of New York and further West,
turns ont to have been mainly caused
bv SPECTATORS to raise the prices. New
York, Ohio. Michigan and Canada are
SO full of apples as to have glutted the
Northern markets. Thirty thousand
barrels reached Boston last week in one
day, and, to come nearer home, it is said
that there never were SO many apples
in Montpelier before at one time. The
prices are falling. The spectators
have got bit and the people arc glad OF
it,-Gresn Mountain Freeman
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14
1OTToN WEAvERS WANTED.

wanted-Twenty experit need Cotton "esyers
al the NJ ills in Perkinsvlie. Good wages ana
constant mployme given.
Apiy Immediately to
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent:
de,sdSE3v Perkinsyille, VT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14

ID UTLAND & WHITEHALL RAIL
III Road The annual meeting of the stock
no deIs of the Rutland & Viii .ehaA Railroad
Company, for the cleo ion OF i've Directors and
the transaction of other proper business, VIII
be held at the office OF the Hydeville Company
in VAUDEVILLE, in the town OF Castleton, on the
first W ednesday IN Janusry next, at noon.
40 v3t VIM C. KITTREDGE, Clerk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14

BnLIARDs.-One Of the billiard play
ers in this town at c. and E. B. Mus
seys rooms, last Tuesday evening, made
1895 points on two red balls on Carom
table. This is 801 points more than
were ever before made on the same Ia
hlp
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14

cred void, and those who made such
disposal OF trust funds in their hands
should be held responsible as though
such investment had hot been made.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14

A MopHL SrATR,--The State of Iowa,
which sent some seventy thousand troops
into the fleld-exceeding its quota by
GSSSssrlv six thousand-instead of being
oyerrun and hometown with obliga-
lions, has State debt OF u little over
three hundred ..aousand aostasS. Non None 9,
of her counties are In debt In conse-
quence of the war. The reason for this
extraordinary exhibit is To be found in
the fact that her people went out and
fought, instead of hiring others to do so.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14

4 BRRACH or FAITH ny A CINCINNATI
NEWSPAPER. - Notwithstanding the
strict Injunction put upon, cheertully
accepted, and faithfully and houorabIy
adhered to by the majority Of the newspa-
per press of the United States, Z. {. that
on being furnished with the various re
ports accompanying the Presidents
Message, in advance of delivery OF the
latter, they should not be1ublished I'M
til notified by the proper authorities,
the Cincinnati Commercial caused to
be telegraphed from PttsSord and
printed in its mornings issue the re-
port of Lieut. Gen. Grant. This is the
only instance known in this country Of
the violation of what Is sacredly known
as newspaper honor.
g-g-Gen. Grant arrived in Charleston
on Friday last, and disturbance into the
city was announced by artillery salutes.
Very few Of the white inhabitants were
at the depot to welcome him; but there
was n large collection of the cOlOred
people, who cheered him enthusiastlcal-
lv. Hr was received and conducted to
his quarters by Generals Sickles, Dew.
ems and Bennett and an escort of troops.
The day of the Generals arrival was q
holiday among the military, and in the
evening the colored population got up a
torchlight procession and fireworks in
his honor. On Saturday he gave a re-
ception to the citizens, which was
largely attended, and afterwards dined
with Governor Perry, Governor Orr aud
a large number of other prominent men
of the State He was to leave on Sun
day last for Savannah, and it is again
intimated that his journey will extend
! to the Rio Grande.
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BOSTON MUSIC SCHO0L

- !.
The Winter Term will commence y,
January l, 1868, at Fraternity HAL
ington street. ag ..,rd
This institution was ii corporaEel
and it's success proves beyond . Gos
ticability of the plan Of its organ,
Facilities are afforded to ooth
tanning a thorough muslcal s s'a " \
different branches, both theoreIioSl h I.
on The most reasonable terms
given in Notation, Harmony, ooun
Pugue, Composition With rsiergn@
form and Instrumentation, sir EVE
gan, Violin, and any orchestral ~ =.
TUITIoE-$26 term, alloElns
pursue three different branonts'
BOARD OF INsTRUorIa@
b. F. Baker, J. W. Tufts, W. ~
Shuttle, ] W. Adams, Goo, d y y "a
For particulars address B. T. =
plsce, Boston. my SCI
49-wSt WILLIAM h1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14

A Coon BuRLEsQUE or CARLYLE.-Mr
Carlyle having been elected rector of
the university of Edinburg, the London
Spectator concocts the following speech,
which 1t supposes him to address to the
students OF the university In which his
grotesque style is admirably taken OFF,
81 am credibly informed, my young
brothers and fellow-learners, that a
worthy friend of mine, with discern
ments quite beyond the common, has in
these present times undertaken to teach
You of this university something among
others) that men call rhetoric and let
ters-utterances of great men in this
common tongue OF ours, and the power
resulting thence to all true learners
among you, with leave of favoring ma
tuIe, Of distinctly articulating such
word of God as may be in you; If such
word be already there. If such word
be already there here is the grand con
dition OF all true utterance, without
which rhetoric professors, with huge
midwife apparatus Of various discern
ments, can do nothing for you but de-
liver YOU Of dark, extensive moon calves
metaphysic abortions, wide-coiled mon
strosities OF inefable Coolishness, such
as it were better for the world, not
hitherto to have seen. Rhetoric profess
sors, my young brothers, Of howsoever
various discernments, can at most help
you to articulate such true word as may
be in each of you, and IT, in your chaot-
ic, yeasty flounderings of blind desire
you cannot yet find such word, may in
stead thereof surely help you to lose
such word, beyond hope of ultimate
finding, in froth oceans of logical jar
gon, dismal science formulas, and scsi-
ences called pure In which too pos
sible case, not l, but the solemn fact
of the universe must warn you, at perl
of drowning forever in said froth-oceans
OF logical jargon, to desist from long
cared halelujahs and laudatory psalm
ody, to middle-class education, sciences
called pure, university extension, and
the like, and retire into the sileAces, till
you can catch some audible whisper OF
| an everlasting yea announcing, as with
| a clap of thunder, what sort of body pill
grimage nature and fact have enjoined
upon you, under peril of your soul, in
| this distracted universe to pursue"
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POSE OF MY FARMS
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YARNS FOR SALE.

/ have concluded 20
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

STATE or VERMONT, Dlsa|
- Rutland, S. The Probate Comt
District OF Rut and; To all persons ln'e'
the estate of Ivers Wilder, late of Wall
in said district, deceased,
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II P. BARNARD, JRa

No. $50 FUTON STREET, New
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
go AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
ss.2 CLOCKS, WATCHES,

FINE JE Elm :, oILY Eh AAND D liz Ed
WARE.
Eli Holden invites special attention to his full sup
ply of Watches of American, English and Geneva
manufacture, iewery of elegant designs, silver and
silver plated ware of The best quality, with exten
sive assortment OF superior time keeping Clocks,
adapted in style and prices to meet the wants OF ALL
Fair prices and good goods is my principle.
ELI HOLDEN,
70S Market stree.. Philadelphia,
APPS Importer Of Clocks, Watches and Jewery.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
NEW CORN PLoW AND MOWER.

The subscriber having taken the agency of the
American Agricultural Works of New York, for the
sale of
Smal1ey's Combined Corn PlOw and Gull
tivatOr,
AND THE TWO IN-ONE REAPER AND MOWER,
as combined machine, and also with self raker at
tached. ask the farmers and agrcultursts in gener
al, to examine the above named machine before pur
chasing elsewhere, as they come highly recommend
ed the best pow of the kind in use and also as the
best mower, az mower, and the best reaper and
mower combined and as the best self raker.
Also, Woods Prize Mower and Pratt's steel toothed
horse rake. PHILLIP g. SHEPPARD,
At Daniel Bacon's Store, Brdgeton,
ma 27 an Agent for Cumberland Co.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
Goins North.
STAGE LINES

No freight received at Bridgeton after 9l5 to be
forwarded on same day
Fare between Bridgeton and Philadelphia, 81 20
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
Mutual Benefit
gife 5asllranee Company,
e. NEWARK. N. j.
Capital, 56,iOO,00O.

JAM bS j KEEF Eo, agent.
This company was organized in 1915 on the purely
mutual principle, without any subscribed capital
The members, IN reality, insure another, and the
accumulated fund is entirely the resnt ofthe premi-
ums paid by the insured, and is held by the compa-
NJ n trust to lneetlts Obilg cations TO them.
Among the nlany advantages which This company
.ofers 70 its members. are the following, namely:
An accumulation Of over 000 securely invested.
Annual returns life policies of the surplus after
deiucting Liabilities. Each premium paid partici-
pates a such returns. The business of the company
Is exclusively the Insurance olives tits economical
IN the management OF It's business. 1t is prompt in the
payment of its losses. Premiums payable in cash,
1s wheu desired the company viii loan on life policies
half the Of each annual premium Of $50 or over
SIX per cent. interest being paid for such loan
ssn- Pamphlets and Charts furnished and information
given by The agent, his Office, in Brdseon.
dec 81
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
HEREsENGS SAFES.

FARRELL, HERRING & CO.,
62e CHESTNUT Street, (Jayne's HalD Philadelphia
Only manufacturers in the State of Herrings Pat
ent Cham pon Fire and Burglar Proof Safes-secured
with Halls Patent Powder Lock- both OF which re-
ceved Medals at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851 and
an the Worlds Fair New York, 1854 More than
20O 600 Herrngs Safes have been sold, now in ac-
tual use and nearly 400 have been tested in accden-
tai fires and have failed to preserve their con-
tents He also keeps hand and makes to order
dwelling house Safes, Sdeboards and Parlor Safes
Limitation Of ofhandsome flrniure) of elegant designs
and workmanship.
Also. Burglar Proof Safes, for Banks, Brokers and
Jewellers Vault Doors, Safes for Specie, Silver Plate.
Persons wishing safes be furnished either by
annlication or by letter. with printed catalogues
with sizes and prices. and will find their interest to
examine the claims ofthe Herrings Patent Champion
as they the only safes which have proved then-
$1,000 Reward will be paid to any person that can
show that Herrings Patent Champion Safe ever
failed 10 preserveits contents in accidental fire.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
AROIT z0 FLOWS,
A. J. WEIDENER,
RS South second Street,

Between Market and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia
Manu- factrer of Coal Oil Lamps and wholesale dear
er in Glass Tumblers, Patent Jars anu Uiass-
ware generally.
Dealers will find it TO their advantage 70 e1an,ne
their goods for the spring sales. we Wouio ca'i 'e
attention of the public particularly to our
NEW STYLE OF PATENT JAR FOR PRESERVING
FRUIT WITHOUT SUGAR
w can refer to hundreds ofrespectable persons who
put up peaches and other fruit in our ars last sea-
son without the use of syrup, and founa upon open
ing that the fruit retained its natural navor and IN
A. J. WEIDENER,
ap Is amicAco ss South Second Street.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
STAGE LINES

Connect at Yorketown, to and from each departing
and arriving passenger train with Woodsto@n. At
Aloway Station, to and from each departing and ar
irving passenger train with Alowaystown Passen-
gers for Bridgeton by the A. NJ. line wait at Pitts
town until 10 10 AM-those by the 05 NJ train until
ID
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
Echenck's Mandrake Pills +!
FOR SICK HEADACHE.
It's Symptoms, Cause and Cure !

Its Symptoms, Cause and Cure.
This has received its name from constant nausea
or sickness at the stomach which attends the pain
in the head This headache is apt to begir in the
someIirregularity of diet has been committed the
day before, or sometimes for several days previous.
At first there distressingly oppressive feeling in
the head, which gradually merges into asevere hea-
Wy pain in the temples, frequently attended by a
fullness and tenderness in one eye, and extending
across the forehead. There is a clammy, unpleasant
taste in the mouth an offensive BREATH and the tongue
covered with yelowlsh white fur. The sufferer de-
sires to be alone in dark As soon as the pa
tent feels the fulness in the head and pain in the
temples, take large dose of Shenck's Mandrake
Pills and in an hour or two they will feel as well as
ever. This has been tried by thousands, and is al
ways sure to cure and instead OF the sick headache
coming on every week or ten days, they will not be
troubled with it once in three months.
eehenck's Mandrake Pills are composed of a num-
ber ofroots besides Podophinin, concentrated Man.
drake all Of which tend to relax the secretons of the
liver. and act more prompt than blue pills or mercu-
ry and without leaving any dangerous effects. In
bilious person they will show themselves by the stools
Thev will expel worms, mucus, bile and all morbid
matter from the system. In sick headache, if they
are taken as directed above, "a full dose as soon as
they feel the first symptoms of it DR.. Shenck will and
hos directed his agents to return the money If they
do not give perfect satisfaction
If person has been compelled to stay out late at
night and drink too much wine, by taking dose of
Mills on going to bed, next morning he will feel
though he had not drank drop, unless he forgets to
90 to bed at all.
They only cost p oents Dox'
Whoever takes them will never use any other
They are worth dollar to sick man for every cent
they cost.
Don: forget the name-Schenck's Mandrake Pills
Sold wholesale and retail at DR.. Schencks Principal
Office No Is North Sixth street. Philadelphia, and by
Druggists and Storekeepers generally
Price for Pulmonic Syrup, and Seaweed Tonic, each
$780, 81 50 the half dozen, or two bottles of syrup
and one of tonic, for s3.75.
Dr. schenck will be at his Office, No. Is North 9th
street, Philadelphia every Saturday to see PATIENTS
He makes no charge for advice but fora thorough
animation of the lungs with his respirometer, he
charges SO.
march IL W
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
MILLINERY, TRI NJ WI 7 TT G,
AND VARIETY STORE.

J e. q 9 NJ SIUKEY,
Respectfully inform the citizens of Brdgeton. and
the public in general, that we have on hand at
store, Commerce street, south size, next door
Whtekar & Weayer's Tin Store large and well
selected variety of MILLINERY, of the latest and
it the attention of all VINO wish to purchase articles
OF that description, at the lowest prices Particular
attention given to Bleaching and Pressing and every
effort made to render satisfaction those who favor
us with their patronage We likewise offer choice
selection of Dry Goods, Trimmings, and fancy art-
ces in great variety, at exceedingly low prices
We extend cordial invitation to all TO call and ex-
7mine our goods before purchasing elsewher
-',leh as defy cOmnetitiNp s.i
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
Washington Restaurant.


Come. gentlemen and ladies, one and all,
At Pearl and Commerce please to call;
We are here to suit you, if we can,
With good things for the inner man.
We have Oysters stewed. and Oysters fried;
oysters steamed and Oyster Pie;
And others raw, right from the shell,
Which by the plate or quart we sell
If aught you wish in the shape OF meat,
We've plentr. as good as ever was eat;
We've Beef Steak and Roast, well done ana rare,
And good Ham and Eggs as anywhere
And then, we've Mutton Chops, and Cntlet prime,
1ritf F.rvi nn3 F,eI.. mo- 4sos
And as IFS object all TO suit.
Wen have Terrapins and Crabs, to boot
. And if anything else you wish to eat,
o. e have Pies and Cakes that can't be beat;
And Strawberries and Cream that is very nice;
Hot Coffee and Toast, and Puddings OF Rice
So please bring your money and give us CALI
For that is the main thing after all;
And We will guarantee. you'll never repent,
That you spent it at the Washington Restaurant
Restaurant under Mr.. Geo W. Johnson's News De
pot, at the corner Of Pearl and Commerce 7lnee'
Bridgeton, N. J. Ii. BoNhAhi.
,f5
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
PLOWS.

Moore p,ovs. + Owen plows, double plows, and
band plows plow castings, Peacoek' owen, haignh1s
Moore Proughy Mear's hoes; shevgls' eor Isa
niis. o'SA P''s DANIEL BACON'S.
ap 20 H. j. Muilofo bfo'oioSiano'
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22

Shiloh, &c.
From Brideton to andfrom Fairton, Cedarville and
Dividing Creek
From Glassboro'to and from Williamstown. New
Brooklyn,
FROM Woodbury. to Woodstown, Eldridge's
Hill. HaTrsonville, Mullica Hill. Also to
Swedesboro', Clsrkesboro and Berkley also to Black
woedtoWn and Good Intent.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
Cape May and Minviue Railroad. Stage
Lines.


Cape May and MiIlvile Railroad. Stage
Lines.
At Manumuskin, to and from Port Elizabeth, Dor
chester, and Leesburg.
At Belleplain, to and from East and West Greek.
At Woodbne, to and from Dennisyille and Tueka-
hoe and Marshalville.
At Mt Pleasant to and from Petersburg.
AT Seavile, and from Seaside Beesley's Point, &c.
At SWANS. to and from Goshen
At Court House. to and from Dyers Creek, Green
Greek and Fishing Creek.
Freight for Stations
Where the comp4ny have no agent, must be paid for
in advance, delivery, otherwise it will not be de-
vered by the Freight Agent on the train, except at
his discretion and the responsibility of the Con-
sgnee will be taken the next station beyond at
which the company have an agent.
Each article of freight must be distinctly marked
with of consignee and destination, otherwise
agents of the company are strictly forbidden to
in time to be weighed and Waybed before the train
is due it viii not be taken; 80 minutes is the least
practicable time
oysters, CLANS, fresh fish. fruit, vegetables and all
perishable commodities must be paid fer in advance
will be refused. unless special agreement is made
with the general freight agent Superintendent of
the company. II packages not securely covered,
agents are required refuse them canvass or mus
lin covers to bbls boxes, not sufficient pro-
| ection and contents of such packages entirely at
| owners risk.
Baggage must be accompanied by its owner: that
| for Philade pha. Camden, and ali other stations
where the company have an agent. must be checked
| The West Jersey Express Company,
Chartered by the Legislature New Jersey, will at
tend to all the usual express business, receive and
| forward through other responsible express compa-
MES to all pos ofthe couDtry. any article entrusted
TO them -i1lee No 5 Walnut Street
]. VanRENSSELAER, Sup't
Jt n II lOLE. Agent at Brdgeton.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
WAFER WzNE ELS
IE..l MILL HuIr La Rn,,on

Wind Mills Hydraulic Rams
The cheapest and best powers for pumping, irriga-
ton, churnng. grinding, and other farm purposes
Also, Lift and Force Pumps of brass or iron Lead,
cast and wrought Iron Pipes; bathing tubs, wash
basins and all other articles in the trade of the best
makes and at fair prices.
Working models of our water wheels and hydrau-
lie rams, can be throwing water at our
Also, sef-regulatng wind mills, Elgars patent.
OUR TERRA Gotta WATER PIPES AND DRAIN PIPES
unsurpassed in cheapness and durability. Call and
examine. McCOLLIN RHOADS'
Plumbers and Gas Filters,
ap % 6m No 1921 Market street, Philadelphia.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-07-22
take Notice.

Just opened, one of the Largest Stocks of Domes.
tic Goods 1t this City, purchased for Cash. QUICK
SALES AND SMALL PROFITS is Motto. This IS the
place to buy your Doinesucs of all kinds money
saved. j.C. DoNN'r
Aug.6. Saieh' ~"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-31
II he Ne w s..

The remnant Of the notorious cav
airy regiment, once commanded by
Colonel jenkins, and lGttcrlv by Col
kearns, or "Corns," marched into
Charleston, West Virginia, from
Wytheville, and surrendered them.
selves, their horses, arms and eauip
ments to the Federal authorities. -
They numbered one hundred and
twenty-siN officers and men. Havino
given up all hope of success, and he.
lieving the rebellion "played OUT
they thought it useless longer TO kick
against the pri"ks, and decided to
take refuge under the old FLAG. They
say that the few rebels in arms in the
kanawha Valley are preparing to fol.
low their example aud will do 50
whenever fair opportunity presents
itself.
John B. Cook, late Provost Mar
shall at Cambridge, Ohio, was muir
dered lew days ago, and two men
said to be descrters from New York
regiment, who gave their names as
Olvin and Hartup, have been arrest.
ed for the crime. They were found
concealed in a barn, both heavily
armed.
A dispatch from Washington states
Iapprehensions are expressed in some
quarters, that there is design in the
great influx of deserters from the
rebel armies into the loyal States
1t is surmised large numbers of these
deserters are transferred TO the heart
OF the loyal portion of the country to
organize raid on an extensive scale
During the past ten days the great
est and most destructive foods evcl
known have taken place IN New York
and Pennsylvania. At Rochester
Syracuse, Albany, and many Other
places, great amounts of propert,
have been destroyed, In the oil re-
lgions OF Pennsylvania the damage i,
estimated at S5, ,000,00 Great food,
have also taken place in Massachu
sets and Connecticut within the pas
few days.