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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

IL having knowledge that limitations Of the
American Watch have been put up the market
number caeussd by their utter worthe rjure
the reputation Of genu products to protect
interests and the publ from imposition. again
publish the trade marks BY which Watches may in
HGriably be knosn.
We manufacture fur styles Of Watches.
The FIRST has the name
"ANERIcAN WATCH CO., wA,hAm, Mass
engraved on thu ia,ide plate.
The SECOND has the name
"APPLEroN TRACY CO., wslthsm. Mass, .
engraved on the inside plAte.
The THrRD has the name
."P. BARTLETT, wAltham, Mass, engraved on
the inside plate.
All he shove styles have the name American Watch
Co pdu,ed on the dial aud warranted in every
peet
The FoURrH has tn name
WIN. kLLERi, Bosom, Mass" engraved en- the
inside plate. aud is not named tie dial
All the above desert lei atches are m ade Of various
sizes and sold Ia 20 or silver cases may be re
qui'ed.
It hard possible for to accurately describe the
numerous limitations to which have alluded. They
usually inscribed with nearly approaching
escape the observation Of the uuaccustom.
ed buyer. Some represented as made by the " I'm
ion watch Co., Of Bost N. Mass 40 such company
existing Some named the soldiers Watch to
be sod a. cur F5uith or VIM. Enery style, usually
known the Soldiers Watch" Others are named
the Appleton Watch " others the a. p Barley -
instead Of our p BArett;' besides many varieties
nam,d in such ssto 'ey the idea that they
are the yeIisbe produc ions Of the American Watch
Company.
We also caution he public and particularly soldiers,
against yng certain articles cALLEDWAtches so ee-
ly d'ert Eed in illustrated papers Army Watches,
ofieers' Watches" Magic Time Observers" Ar
Watches" SO the prices Of which stated be
from sixteen d,llsrs. good Watch, in these
tunes, eAnno, be Afforded TO- any such money.
little attention the part Of the buyers will pro,ec,
them om q oss imposition
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Co,
7l:4 1872 Broadway, New York.
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Some crus,y old bachelor has defined love
to be a little signing, little crying. a little
dying, deal Of lying. but the best known
preventative of disease in every form lie Pin
kerton's wahoo and Cslisays Bitters. Ask
for them anywhere. II: 72.daw.
Wood, Bi1by g. Co., wholesale Agents
Montpelier, VI
For sale by N. X. Brown, Montpeli,
Vermont daw:ly
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A RAY OLE HOPE

10 weak dsbilitsted dspsptics groaning under life
Of agony. we offer
PLANTATION BITTRRs
asa good and sure remedy. This remarkable medicine
relieves sour stomach headache heartburn dsre after
eating, and all the symptoms Of dyspepsia, at once.
Is good effect is felt upon the first trial
PLANTATION BIrIERs the pleasantest tonic 10 the
world.
The old the young, the rich the poor, Wedge
their wonderful effects and heah-glving power.
No change Of Diet Is necessary while using them Bat
all you want Of the best you can get.
Plantation Btters exhausted Natures great Res
torer They give tone to the stomach and braney 70
the Mid, and driving away
- the doubts that roll
Cmmsrem darkness DER the f.inting ,oul p
To Pncvs Ir-TRY BoTrLB 73:74daw
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BRANDRETH'5 PILLS.
WHOSE TIMELY USE, UNDER PROVIDENCE
%

WHOSE TIMELY USE. UNDER PROVIDENCE.
HAS OFTEN SAVED LIFE.
These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no new un,ried
remedy they have been used and tested in the United
staes for thirty ysms and relied upon BY hundred.
Of thousands Of families almost their sole sdeine
When sick No care expense Is spared In n cir prep
aauon and it is certainly when I assert tina, no
King can have a medicine safer or surer than Bran
dredth's Pills.
They produce good effect upon disease aim o,t imme-
date after they are taken BY some wonderful powu
perhaps electric OF nervous nAaente the progress Of
diseased action Is arrested; where wachfulnsss and
pain have been present. the system becomes quets and
the patient soon obtains refreshing sleep
The genuine BRANDRETH PILL BOX has UPON IL
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT STAMP with n
bkANDkErh IN White Letter. in the same ma
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DIR. TEBBETTs' PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIR REMUNERATION

The Most Wonderful Discovery of he Age I
Will positively restore gray hair to its origin.
al colors, whether black, brown or auburn,
and being delightful dressing. it impart' to
il a beautiful glossy and healthy appearance.
1t will also promote growth Of new hsir on
bald heads, where the glands or roots Of the
hair are not disorganizsd and effectuslly re-
move all dandruf, itching and humors from
the scalp. ~ II is warranted to produce
the above results or money refunded. Price
800
TEBBErrs BRorHERs, Proprietors,
Manchester, N. II.
Sold in Montpelier by Wood, Bixby & Co.
and by druggists everywhere. 5S:75:daw
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Has your HAIR turned Grdyf
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia lie warranted
to restore IL to its original color. 7ldaw
Il is not Dye. 1t does not color the skin
II does not stain the finest linen. Beware Of
counterfeits. Price sl0O per bottle. EN-.
Tabbs 81 Co., Peterboto', N. II. Sold by
Wood, Bixby & Co., Montpelier,vt. d;weow.
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Rfal Estate for Salf.
GALE OF LANDS IN WORCESTER
~ AND BOLTON BY ORDER
OuANCRpy


Notice l. hereby given that pursuant order issued
20 me az special Master " the Jhtenden County Court
Of Chancery 10 the suit " Henry 0llct. Administrator
OF Ransom Jones, aud others, Joseph A. Wing, Ex-
ecutor OF William p Briggs and othe ', 1 will sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder. the Cour
House steps, in Montpelier, IN the Coun'y Of Washing
ton, on the 9th day Of October A. d 1865 at O'clock
10 the aftefnoon the following described lands ,ibg
Worcester In said County Of Washington Wa
Lo No. Divsion2 James Heyia
Lots No. 10, pivisi0ns2 4, " Oepge Wood !;
LJts N. 4o Divisions 4 3, Malta lei Ba rel !;
l. 1 No 81. Diyi lon 3. ] .n Hahsl;
South IL Lot No 81, ID ivision2"
LOIS No. 90. Divisions2&3, Msjvr shua
Bla' ohsId;
Lots No 63. Divisions 36f Robert Davidson
Lots No. IS, Divisions 2&3 Samuel Barr.
Its To be not that the name Of John Hafnal as
above is o,lled in ssid rider John Hsswel
And will in ike sell at the Inn Of Sam el
Morse 10 Riuhmoud, (Jonesvills In sill County Of Chit
tenden, on the 10th day Of October, A ID 1886. at
yiog in B lton 10 the said County Of Chittehden, Val
lot No. 1913 containing 100 acres;
The Westerly " Lot No. 96, contani q so scres
The Norherlj Of lot No. 81. containing 50 acres,
aud that portion of the lot lately occupied BY Hall
which for aerly Belonged Merrill Fellows
It's 70 be noted that the o. L. N. Hall, as
Ab We is called 10 said order s NJ Hall
All the tse and interest In said lands which raised
BY the deeds Of said VIM. Brigg, to said Ransom
Jones dated SEPTEMBER "a 1881 menton.d In Inc de-
listing in the Of said Br ggs aud his said exc utor
and all he right Of The said Jones' his said I'D
mitisra'or and Of all the parties said cause will
eeat said times and places and conveyance Of
the TO the purchasers in Pursuance Of the said
CHARLES REED
Special NJ sster.
Montpelier, August 10 1865 7s'tiiloet
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Marrtdgfs .

In Montpelier, AuI 20, By Rev. Uhas. A Allen, Mr.
Geo q Chamberlain OF Sc. Adams, and Miss CLARA A
Holmes Of Waterb. ~.
In Waitsfeld. Aug. 2sth. By Rev. A. b Dascomb, Mr.
Herman Foster. Of fayston, and MISS Laura A.
Marshall Of Waterbury.
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Ard mu n sid lands viii BEHOLD st public
ton a. the Hotsi Of N W Keith, in Pianheld, 10 10
County VI Washington on n Ut ay he 9Th y OF Oc-
tobsr lto5 10 O'Clock In the loren on, vill
he requisite to discharge said taxa and costs.
Dated Barre his 4ih day Of Se TENDER A D 1865.
73.75 CAkLOs CARPENTBR.
n,lla
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arm ADVERTISEMENTS.

LARM FOR Satellite Subscriber
offs Tor sale his farm consisting Of seventy two
acres, and suitably divided into moving pasture and
woodland. IL is pleasantly located and situsej within
two and one ali miles Of Montpelier and mile ffom
Berlin Corner. tuild ngs aud convenient Any
one desiring 20 purchase good farm is in ed to cali
and examine mine
IN addition TO the above. lot Of wood lsnd-22
abouttwo miles distant will be sold with tn farm de-
sired DAVID STRICKLAND
Berlin. Sept T. 1865. 1915
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THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET
ORGANS.

forty different styles adapted TO sacred and secular
&c for $50 to 500 each. THiRTY-P1vR GOLD OF
SILVER MEDALS, or o'hu arst premiums '.rd,d
them. illustrated Catalogues free Add sss, MASON
HANLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS. Nav
YopK 1924
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no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

uNO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN =
4 Notice is hereby given that the General Assem-
bly, Of the state OF Vermont at it's next Annual Session
tlS65l will be petioned grant and charter rail
road or branch railroad TO commence at point
the Vermont Central railrosd in the town Of Water
bury in Washington County, running thence norhery
through the towa Of Waterbury Aforesaid and through
the towns OF owe and Morriso in l.. uoe Couny,
70 terminate point the village OF Morris
Vile in said Morristown
Mirristosn Aug. 2lst, 1865 7l:73
NOrlCE.-Applicstio will be made to
neat session ~ the Legislature Of this State for
charter fr railroad 4, be operated by steam horse
from Waterbury, via sto We vil,ge TO Mt Mans
field. W. ". II. BINGHAM
$ o~e. August 70 1885 Ills
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THE BOTTLES.

All the bottle, in ~hieh the lden sheaf Bourbon is
pitup have the name Of C A. RICHARDS blown In
the .Ass and must be wrapped up in boxes With his
name on them also 70
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l ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IIPost Office at Nurth6eld State Of Vermont, Sept.
9th, 1865
COOK HC2 Plan William
Gavin Matilda Pefso s Curtis
a n William Rum II Martin
Johnson L iss Smith Jopsihan ID
kei h LuciA Simonds William Mrs 2
NJ ellen Bed Thompson Jose
To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant must
call for advertised letters and give the date OF the list
and pay two cents for advertising.
II called for within month, they will be sent
TO the Dead Letter Othoe,
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster.
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MzZZZ||!z21

sTRiCKLAND'S ANrLCHOLERA MIXTURE as
the only ceslain remedy for Diarthna and Dysentery
IL |, com binari OF Astrngents, Absorben.s smu-
lants, aud oarminaves. AND is wa rAnted u effect
cure after all other me ,ns have failed.
For sale BY al uExlsts. 80 eea q per botlle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08
~ ASHINGTON COUNTY WE'LL
EXPEDITlOUSLY SUNK.

avooint all the al aud Inconvenience Of the ordinary
method Of digging wells. The company guarantee
Good Water, or No Paw.
They also authorized to sell the right sink these
wes IN Addis-n, Chi tenden, Franklin Grand Isle, La
bile Orleans Essex Caledonia aud Ora re Counties
Parties desiring to purchase the right learn full
particulars BY applying in person OF By letter TO p.
Dewey, Montpelier
in th iowa Of dontpelier Aad the attention Of those
desiring good cool well water is called TO them.
rders be left with J. P Dewey st his store
the Depot Of the wells be 10 opera
ton jpne6;dAwu
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NOTICE.-Sealed proposals for the labor
Of the con ycts, averaging between 80 and l25 In
numpsr the verm out State Prison located At Wind
soT, VT for he term from three 20 i've years will be
lst day Of oven Der 1865 10 ,osns toi state price
per day AID he Kind Of employ ment he state fur
n shng ard and clothing for the men,-the present
work shops belonging % the State and one keeper to
every twenty convcts.
Time OF thirty Of the consiets 10 commence the LIST
OF May 1866 balance on Let on August 1866.
Proposals. n he addfessed 10 The % Directors 81 the
Vermont State Pfsnn, Montpe ier VT" The Directors
reserve the right TO accept he most svofAos or reject
ali the proposals. they shall deem for he best inter
ests Of the State
DAVID sTBhRNs Directors Of
SAMUEL yENRGAM, State
PITT W. HYDE, Prison.
September !, 1865. wtiOft2I
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sgtctIl Notifies.
EXTRACT OF RYE.

The concentrated extract OF Rye, made In the Cum
bsrsnd valley Penn by and peculiar process Is
the mos, reliable and safe sim iant used Sod in large
bottles at very reasonable price BY troeers and
druRq'sts 10
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EN- TUBS q co Projectors,
PesIboTo II.
J. Q Preble, General Wholesale agent, 81 and So
FrsnSt s,Tsst, ois door east Br adsAy. New York
John +. Henry Co, WATERBURY, VT, Wholesale
agents ~
sale by drusgists and dealers generally, md by
Wood bIxoy 4 Gu Montpelier, VI 7O.daweos9j
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- T A T L OF We X ON T =.
~ APROCLAMATION
Whereas The Bank " Montpelier, CORPORATE n duly
noopora ed by the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont
located and doing business Montpe ier in county
Of wash ngtou has made sp pic,tou to requesting
me 10 issue proclamation des gnatng cay for
termination OF the existence Of said corporation;
An whereas, II has been made to appear me that
two-thirds Of the legal yors II The stockholders Of aid
corporal on were given in favor Of said applica ions
Now, thereto e, / JoHE GREGORY ohIrH Governor
Of he state Vermont In conformity vi said aypaie
ton and the provisions Of section tightysH and eighty
seven Of chapter eighy-nine Of the General Statutes Of
We nt do hertb, issue my procamau and declare
that the frat day Of January, A. D. 1906 the sad
COOPERATION Of The BANK Of n'pelier shall X
ist a. fully and with the effect # its charter
pren BY the limitation therein
In wttness whereof have heTeuno sign dmy md
caused the seal Of the STATE to be hereunt sfhxed
in Executive h,motr at 1t Adams, ttis teenty
H. lseven day 81 June in the year u Loud
thousand eight hundred and sixty i've and Of the
independence ofGhe United ,taie, the Ell 4hty-ninth.
J GREGORY SMITh
BY the Governor,
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ERN. DETROIT MILWAUKEE,,
AND MICHIGAN CENTRAL
RAILROADS.
THROUGH TICKETS and reliable information
procured At the
Great Western Office
for all points Yves, and Southwest
PAsSENG Frs DESTINED WEST
will dnd IL to their advantage call this Office before
purchasing Tickets
FARE ALWAYS AS LOW
As By any other 6rIf. Clan Route, aud all Baggage
through by the This ia the only Route BY
shieh passengers have fun view Of the magnificent
. emery OF
MA ARA FA IL =
Tickets via hoItes be purchased at all
principal Ticket Offices throughout the United States,
and Of
q. X. TRUE, Agent, Montpelier, W.,
(O6ice at the Pavilion, opposite the DeYot.)
+. N. DERBY, Eastern Travelling Ag't,
ogdensburgh, N. Y.
THOMAS SWINYhRD, Gen'l Manager,
JAMES CHARLTON, General Agent,
Hamilton, wv.
N BAH correspondence addressed 20
q. X. TRUE, Montpelier,
promptly answered
Montpelier Jan /. 1855 dswu
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~ The nonresident propetoTs Of Go hen aud Harris
Cores in The County Of Washington are hereby notified
that the b. the Legislature Of the state
OF Vermont, within the year preceding this date
remains either whole ia part unpaid on the follow
ing lands in said Cores. viz
IN GOSHEN CORE
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DHILANDER LOUGEE's EsraTE.
' The 8 disorders having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
Commissioners TO receive, exsmine aud adjust oil
claims aud dem nds OF all persons, sgsns the estate
Of Philsuder Lou9ee late OF Jefferson in the State Of
Wisconsin deceased, represented iusolvent. and the
term " sx mouths from the l7h day Of August 1885,
being allowed by said Curt to the creditors OF said
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
before Us Give notice that will attend 70 the
duties Of appointment ct the OH ~ Of VIM Heh.rd
In Chelsea 10 said District, The 7th day Of Osto
Der next 10 O'Clock, IN the forenoon. each Of
said days. "
wM =; DICKINSON, comm'r.
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4" Like the gale that ,ighs along
Red. NJ or;ant.i aows,a

is the fragrant perfume Of sTERLrros AsBR STA.
This preparation beauties the hair prevents 1t falling
on or inning grey, snd Grad Gates dAndruf. 1874
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Agents for the American Watch Co,
7lH 1872 Broadway, New York.



/ W. Are you 'ick feeble and complain
TsS&kf9 ing Are you out Of order with your
~T system derAnRed aud your feelings
* - uncomfortable These symptoms arc
GLN-pRa\ often the prelude 20 serious Illness
Gs <..<s-, Some fit Of sickness Is creeping upon
you and should be averted by timely use OF the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills and cleanse out the disoi-
dered humors-purify the blood and let the fluids move
on unobstrueted in health again They stimulate the
functions Of the body into vigorous activity purify the
system from the distractions which make disease.
cold settles in the body and deranges It's nat
ura fun ons These II we'd, react upon them
selves and the surrounding organs, produsing general
AggravAdon, suffering aud arrangement While in thi,
condition take Ayers Pills, and how directly they
the natural action Of the system, and with It the
buoyant feeling Of health again. What is and
apparent in this trivial and complaint is also
true in many Of the deep seated And dangerous distm
pers The same pargatiye effect expels them. Caused
by similar ob,ueons and arrangements Of the natural
functions Of the body they rapidly and many Of them
surely cured by the same means Rome who know the
virtue Of hese Pills win neglect to employ them when
suffering from the disorders they Headache
Foul stomach Dysentery Bilious Complaints. lndiges-
ii n, Deraneemeut Of the Liver ooStyeness, cOnstiPa
ton. Heartburn, rheumatism Dropsy, Worms and Sur
PRESTON, when taken in large doses.
They Sugar Coated, that the most sensitive
take them easily, aud they surely the best Purgatve
medicine yet discovered.
AYERS AGUE CURE,
For the speedy sud certain CuTeof Intermittent Fever
Chills and Fever, Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious Fevers
indeed for the whole class Of diseases originating in
bitsry arrangement caused by the malaria Of miAs
matte countries
This remedy has Ta'ey failed to cure the
es of Chls and Fever and IL has this great advantage
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Il NJ LOYM ZEN Ar YOU n
Ia OWN HOMES
rnousands can realize hundred dollars weekly No
utensils required except those found 10 every household
profits 100 per demands staple as -four Ills tho
greatest d'cosery Of the age Full particulars sent on
receipt Of Two stamps fir return siege. Address
HOPKINS BROWN, Cal Broadway New, York
7ii74
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New York Tribune correspondent.
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$40 ATTEST, N n. OHdSb, hsgstes.
DATHsHEBA THAYER's EsTATE.-

DATHSHEBA THAYER'S EsTATE.-
DThe Subscribers having been appointed the Hon.
orabie Probate Court for the district OF Randolph,
commissioners receive exsmne aud adjust all claims
aud demands OF all persons, against the estAte Of
Bstbsheba Thayer, late Of Chelsea, in said district,
decessed, represented nsovenr and the term Of six
lowed by said the creditors Of said deceased
to exhibit aud prove their respective claims before
Give notice, that will attend TO the duties Of
appointment at the Office Of William Hebard in
Chelsea in said district, on the Fad Monday Of 0cto
her next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on said
day
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ISTATE OF vERM MT.

where these machines msy be seen in ops, stion.
bOst office 90 Hanover Str As tlid.e sat
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NJ OrICE.--W heress, my wife Mary Ann
l Y Mead has let my bed aud board without any juv
provocaton, hereby forbid all persons Ia Dor
ing trusting her shall pay debts
Of her contracting afer this date. -
Wa z WARREN, Witness.
Midie-ex Aug 28;h, 1873. TIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-18
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE LATE STORM

THE LATE STORM.
Extraordinary Rise In the Susauehanna-
Oil City, Pa. Submersed-6reat Des.
traction Of Property.
PBILADKL PHIA, March 17.-T The storm
last night was very destructive in the interior
Of the State. The Susquehanna river and all
its tributaries are at an extraordinary height,
and below Midaletown the railroad is washed
away.
There were great floods in the Oil regions.
OH City has been submerged, and great Quaa
tty Of Oil in barrels swept away.
IsRCOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, March IA pecial to tn g
Press newspaper, dated Harrisburg, to-day
says the Susquehanna river is now scene of
great destr uction by the freshet 1t is reported
that three bridges up stream have been carried
away, and are coming down in this direction.
A number Of families W no reside on the island
in front Of this city have been forced to leave
their homes. The water is so deep in the river
that the Harrisburg Water works cannot pump
up the ban ks fronting on the river. The dam
age to property is very great, but as far as
known no lives have been lost. This Is the
greatest rise In the river since 1877. The water
is now beaGDg against the timbers OF the Cum.
berland Eeaisy Railroad bridge, which Is
usually Is feet above the level OF the river.
Household articles, and even houses, have been
floating down the stream all day.
Rise in the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers.
EAsTON, Pa, March 1.-THE Delaware
river is over % feet above low water mark,
and is still rising But little damage has been
done above. So far there is about % feet rise In
the Lehigh river. 1t is reported that the canals
are materially damaged, but there Is nothing,
as yet, reliable on tn e subject.