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limited STATES MARsHAL's SAL

limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ n, yirfu. II A RAT ex.cuti "a TO m directed
sued from Clerk. 10; Of the Dist let Cuit II the
United state. the III st OF Iowa, Southern bivi-
sion at keokuk Will ~ com rsndrd by said rt. *
pose sale rnblie auction at P 4ibbons Liquor
store eorue~ Anu aud til in The rits oi ke
okuk Lee county, loss edn'sisy Way 10th, 1877
ri copper sun H. tin still he ard lape one
a. copper woru aud Tut three t5bsseks Of mea', taU
81 cmytt SACKS one IL iron pip- one Resussr. fnr
"a barrels hstr,l containing tirf, 1--WE 3h)
gallons Of t-hwnts, twp ff) pals, and nse a. Their.
mon,eter the highest and bert ider for cash sat
tsfy rendered in ,aid Cont reformation Of
i-rl pending In said Court wherein the United states
of Amerte. 10 libe and Hydrvmet~rs ct al
the ute,hes o. ". CLARK,
u. s. Marshal tr the st.te - Iowa.
mays tyu. sUtrsN Depnty U 3 N.
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Toledo n arket,

Toledo Market.
Ny Telegraph Tolzpo May IS.
FIcrr-e.iss OF spring at tl4 20
VIII a.-Lower; saies OF Amber Mehis at - d.
Corn Decidedly bett,r a, adrsne- VI Sc No AID
DC o. No sale CT No at *@i or 80 y 80 "a 90
ia lie losvf; s.lssst es for MOL
Rye-Soue in market.
Ssw xers money Market.
BY relsgr@ph.l NKw YSsr. M.yls
MoIey--Easy and steady at s9s per cent for call
hans.
sterny-ous,: sszaass gold for eist bills.
ld-wiinout deesd-d change; opening at sssz sd-
vrn ing to So. closing at s6;k
The Persia {. ok 81 sss SO
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RIVER NEws.-The river has receded ~
inches during the past tweuty.four hou1r
Since last report we note the following ar.
rivals and departures:
Arrived annock City, St. Louis.
{" Andy johnson, I"
+" Grey Eagle, Quincy. @
/" Eagle, Warsaw.
- Swami, Illinois River.
/" Dells, Nauvoo.
Departed-Bannock City, Dubuque.
Rob Roy, st. Lsois.
Grey Eagle, Quincy.
Z" Swami. Tor above.
- Dells, Nauvoo.
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Arrives "a Wednesday and Saturday. at p m
and Delar,s on Thursday anu Monday, at A. N
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THE CHINGAR0RA
ANTI.NERVOUS
SMOKING TOBACCO ]!

THE CHINGARORA TOBACCO grows
II from the rich soil of the AoRIsNT" and is Dos
ses-ed Of peculiarly delicious ,vor entirely npknown
- the tobaco Of all other cines But It's unprsce-
d'nfed popularity has sprung the ct Of the enttre
sbssn of that deadly pofs1 Ascattn whch permeates
every other tobacco and which Is tbs and sole
" the distressing diss syep-a which
most invai.by later foov the indui sehcs
pipe and egar. At the sbafy nation OF To-
,sre6frsn all parts Of this world At tn Academy OF
scences, To Psris, the reucwued Chemist, III. Lsnboc
r-~ax deel.red that while European and Americas 70
bscco eontsit-d fey eight pcr and the pure-t Ha
tobacco from tvdfo ave per Of kicotin the
CiiISGARlRA dla contain dIscovcrsbie pSrii.
Gle Of that drs ~ poison, crop VI which, axtrsetsd
wli destroy life. -
Our Az. ntst BoMaAv ha shipped "a. large ansnti-
tee Of the CHING ,RoRA durnx the pct two yesr',
and sithouah - have been pressed 90 supply the de-
m2nd 70. this delicious luxury 20 the vut smoker
Ut prepared TO osr It In nnnited qusnif-
t-- 1T prizes och lower than some American tobacco
connl.eur has bal to smoke the American totacs
and which Invariably chsucay favored, 10
be dissnst-d with the medicinal tate ~hch leaves
unhealthy coating In the mouth, aud In time
ssidem fss TO shattsr the ne yors system
The natssts Of the ORIENT, smoke the CHfN9A-
RoR fsom 10. 70 iiiI night youth ae~ and
h,ppii Il the Wild distressing Are which
through 81 tbs inhaler II the fumes Of
insis- every ipyer Of the weed try the CHINGA.
RfRA sud unpree' iented pleasure In its de-
II i1ns fsrcr. Fold every where.
EDWIN NJ. COOK 4 co.
Bel. Agent. and Importers Of tn. CHINO ARoRA no
sAccu for the unitei etstes ami cAuadss,
and Dealers In al kinds Of
4syana and American Scgan aad Tobacco,
1917 DssaMe 81. .NesC York.
Observation-Disclosures =.
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EOR SALE-A frame dwelling house, with
sfr rooms full lot, with fruit ari other trees
the same stuzted the 81 sh and Seventh
streets Eeokuk Price 1900. ntleroed Enqulre Of
rnchiq H.. TENEYCK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
A. Christmas Story.

At the Christmas time Of which / am
going 10 write, a brother, after twenty
years Of exile, had come back to us,
bringing with him his only child. Ina
was = half Spaniard and the prettiest
girl ever saw; her uncommon beauty,
ana her quaint ways took our hearts by
storm at once, and completely subdued
that Of Mark Amberly. Now, though
Mark vas uot strictly speaking rela.
tiou, be was sisters step son, and ad-
mitted, first for her sake, was speedily
loved for his own. A soldier, and the
son of a soldier, Mark had won honors
which, in our out-of-the world county
established him hero at once.
Mark was always at Ina's side.
Christmas Eve came; the church had
been decorated, the "guisers" (sword
daDcers) Toasted, the Christmas tree dis
manted, and, tired of dancing, we were
all grouped about in the dining room
waiting for midnight, when, according
to an old custom, the devils knell" was
tolled at the church, and the Squire dis
pensed cakes and muled ale to all those
who came to wish him and his a merry
OuiRcbnaos ~ OiObuCA sbOOu upOu buE
hearth, watch in hand presently the
time keeper was JDrust into his pocket,
aud he crossed the room.
"Clapgl clang claDgm came the
bells, and 8 hundred voices smote the
frosty air, singing the old carol
"GOd rest you, merry gentlemen, let nothing
you dismsy;
Reremb her, Oh ,st our Saviour was born on
Christmas day"
The children crowded to the bay win,
dow, and turning to another found il
alresdy occupied. Mark and Ina stood
there; be was whispering in her ear
and half hid by = shawl, l saw bis arm
around her.
AS sat by ny bedroom Ere an hour
sitter, lighC tap at the door woke me
from my dreaming. Ina came ip.
May l come and warm myself
AuntyT she said; the fire has gont
out in my room, and am so cold.' Shs
gave pretty little shiver, as If to verify
the assertion, though the warm face sht
! pressed to mine rather contradicted hel
words. Then nesting down upon tbs
hearth rug, she clasped her hands round
her knees. Presently she said, but With
out turning round, 'Yon like Mark Am
| berry, Aantsa' scquiesced, and sh,
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. ECURE, PROFITABLE INVEST

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE THRrY.YEAR SIX PER CENT.
COUP BONDS,
Principal aud Interest Payable in God Coin,
represent the preferred claim upon one OF the
most important lines of communication 10 tne
world as IL il the sole link between the racine
Coast and the Great Interior Basin, over winch
the immense overland travel must psss, anu
the
MAIN TRUNK LINE ACROSS THE CONTINENT
The Road ia now nearly completed from Sac
ramento to the Richest Mining Regions IN inc
Salt Lake Basin, and is being rapidly carried
forward by the largest force OF laoorers ever
employed by any Railroad Company on TINS
The natural, legitimate, commercial business
Of the road surpasses all previous expectSl Oh,
and is profitable beyond parallel, even anon
the Oldest roads in existence. The Earnings
and Expenees for tie Quarter ending oct' Oh
were as follows, IN GOLD:
Gress Earn'gs 0pert'ng Exp'ses. Net barn 90
1898, 1892 S102,0SS.61 $49l,I593I
This result however, would have been IaI
greater but for the inability OF wagon teslns "
forward the freight and passengers HUN '"0
temporary terminus in the III uu A. S.o.a
The United States Government ata Ine S &C. o.
and Cities of California have so aloe1 ahu w.
tered the Great Enterprise, that the CoIL tpS
ryiII assume very light annual lnterest 0oilga'
tions. and will have the following amp Is
kOurcPs at command ioI tnC SN o -
DoNATloHs in tS 6Hnt I B9no'' O ,sGs
CAPITAL sFoCh' Net N''"'- li,CO0,oos
etc ono leDl ,;-..o Hon, 9N00oU
II s SUBSIDY BONDS, 72B miles, .,. 49, M.
t-uourdin&tSS I'e12} r poN0S 95bl7,0o
-,..-,,o. s7:.sSLOG
The First Mortgage BonGs t5s , II, :,
al Ol0 each, with seml an uai go - rnresep,
tached and are offered LOT 9alC , iot ,yam jay
az az per cent and accrued ihteIest a. ,,srly
a., IN cuTTepcy, at which rate they yleiu he"1''
njr'a ny cent upon the Investment; ,s, Dali.
Tbase Bonds, authorized by the FaglnC IN aSe
.ooJ Ats of Congress, are iseued oh!y a. H.
10y nroores, es and to the same extent W.
as the B01ds granted by the GoVeInnllSIn, Ion.
are the prior lien upon the whnc NaiuapI' Asrhsy
srty furnished by the aHo'e herouiIo ever
possess special assurances ahu az sined 70
other Corporate Securities ahu ae T., .hs World,
ysnk among the beat investments 10 tpe n, 0,S'
,aa,, their nnusual attractions OF safety, sonA"
Co yer,ion- OF Government Securiles wv wv
r.n,,aI paciac First Mortgage Bonds, nov "a
IL e., ,sa holders from L. to Is per cent ~
xantaoe with the came rate OF interest," 1,e,i
Bonds can be obtained througn tue psontsns
bers directly, or through respohsioie
agencies. Mana and Snforms-
zion can be mad at the once OF sae ~ =
Co. No. 81 William ST., n. =, ans VI
w. Fisk 4 HATCH, ...,sa
Bankers Il DeaIers In Government 40.
ano Financial Agents OF tue z T. H. h'eo7
No B Nassau ST., N. I: "a .;
A,5 n, F,rst National BANK, sprtngeeis' v"
sc~is~-SB
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ST. Nicholas, Or Santa Claus.

" A safe arrival to st, Nicholas tonight,
Through all the windings of dark Anthracite.
/ fear not one Dutch chimney can be found
In which the Saint may turn his carriage round
That magic coach, so famed in oden times,
And drawn by tiny steeds from foreign climes.
All, well recolect the ample space
Where little people did their stockings place"
st. Nicholas was born December 5, in
the year OF our Lord 343, at Patma, q
city of Lycia. His parents were respect
able, and early initiated him into the
doctrines of Christianity, which he prac-
tised In so exemplary manner as to
reach the ear and receive the patronage
of Constantine the Great, and through
him he became the head of the Church, or
Bishop of Myra. His legendary life
sbounds with absurd statements Of
miraculous powers. For instance, when
he was yet an infant, and dependent
upon the mothers nourishment, he never
could be induced to receive such sup.
ports on Wednesdays and Fridays, fast
days OF course. SQch exemplary at,en.
ton TO the ordinances of the Church
could not but render him q pattern for
future infants, and cause him to be re.
garded as their peculiar saint and guar
dian, under the endearing title Of the
"Chhd Bishop" At an early period free
schools were established for the instruc.
tion Of youth, under the patronage OF
st, Nicholas, their great friend. Before the
Reformation the election of "Boy Bish-
OPP or EOiseqpsa Pavri.sfs, in the Cathe-
dral Of old England, is said TO have had
its origin from this attachment to the
rising generation. In several OF the
legends he is styled "The Glorious Con.
fessor," and he also had the peculiar
honor OF being worshipped by those
Whose march WAS on the mountain waves,
Whose home was on the Deep
There was scarcely place of any note
on the coast Of Europe or its principal
rivers but what the traces OF St. Ncho.
las churches could be found, and en-,
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Christmas.

In the mediRval times Christmas was
a season OF carol and carousal, Of WAS
sail and worship, the legacy of the sat
urnalia of Pagan centuries. At the
present day, we celebrate it more in &C
cordance with the civilization and cul'
ture of our age, and stripping 1T Of the
"reminiscences of heathendom, consecrate
it wholly and entirely to the memory Of
the central fact OF our Christian faith.
The words of love we utter are symbols
of-the prayers and praises we chant are
thanks for-the gifts we bestow are
tokens of the love and browning gift OF
God.
Around the festival of Christmas gath
ers, every returning year, fresh and
more pleasing associations, and every
decade finds q stronger hold on our
hearts and feelings, twining itself into
our very life and being, and is coming
to be in our country distinctive holt
day. We have our New Year and
Thanksgiving Day, but Christmas, with
Its prayers, anthems and music, its sslu-
tations and good wishes, is day whose
observance dates not from some recent
designation by those in authority, out
far back to the times whereof the mem
ory of man runs not, even to the century
a day observed not by force OF statute
or proclamation, but out of the tullness
of the heart, emblematic Of the graft
tude and homage of world.
The songs, the traditions, the memo
ries, the history, the associations OF this
hallowed day, displaces the news anc
hustle of the hour. In this green spo
of winter and of history we forget thu
busy, toiling, struggling world, annie
good cheer and festive jollity, by united
families, gathered around ancestra
hearths. Would that this generous day
sacred to friendship, hallowed by tn
hottest of associations and commemora
tive of gifts to man, came oftener thai
once year.
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Vern ont Items

The invention of circular saws orig.
mated In Middlebury.
Two new starch factories are in con-
temptation in Eden.
S. H. Sherman is manufacturing
pals and sap-buckets. He has 5000 I'm
ished, and more than that in process OF
manufacture.
The new grist mill patented by A.
w. Harrison OF New Haven, Ct, and
lately pat In operation at East Dover,
grinds easily $50 bushels OF corn or prov
ender In ten hours.
"A letter addressed to Mr.. VIM. R
Williams of Fsirhaven, is held for post.
age at the Bratteboro post office.
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Washington Items.

Lorenzo Thomas IS TO DC reihstaVe'
as Adjutant General Of the army In :
few days, by order of the President
The violent death Of Mr.. Hamilton
Member from Ohio causes much feeling
He was much beloved at home and
Washington. The district is so closet
balanced that it is doubtful if his sue
cessor will be s Republican.
Mr.. Stanton arrived at the capita
last Monday, and will be fully consulted
by the sub, committee OF the Senate mil
itary affairs, which has his case unde
consideration. Stanton went to Ohit
to attend the funeral OF q nephew.
Prominent southerners are at Wash
ington urging Secretary McCulloch to
extend the time for collecting the taxes
longer than TO Jan, l. He has so -,
yielded as to advise the wave, and means
committee to order the suspension, and
pending their actor has not appointed
collectors.
The sens re will be urged to take NJ
the House supplemental reconstruction
bill as soon as it meets, but vote can
not Ne had at once, as not less than s
d.ozen speeches will be made upon it first
;, The democrats make point for the Pres
ldential campaign in everything that ha:
negro suffrage In 1t.
The subcommittee of ways anG
means are still examining meters fol
whiskey distillstoD, but they don't pro
gress very rapidly. Some of the mem
bers think it would be good idea to sd
iourn to New York distillery for the
holidays. A still has been set up in tht
committee room, but 1t does not supply
the demand
Good judges say that the cotton tax
bill will be dis cussed week in the Sen
ate after Congress reassembles before the
vote is taken. 1t will probably pass as
l. came from the House. Al attempt
has been made to rouse sectional feeling
on the subject, as it is claimed that the
bill relieves Southern industry at thC
expense CT Northern, but the argument
has no weight with sensible MN.
The argument of 5000 words tele
grsphed from San Francisco to Wash
ington Saturday, in favor of the reel
procity treaty with the Sandwich Is
lands, makes its strongest point in thu
fact that although the United State!
would lose $4,000 year on the suga
revenue, she would secure the freedom
of the islands, populate them will
Americans, and have fair pretext 70
resisting the attempts of France or Eng
land to annex them as royal depesden
cies. The document argues conclusivel,
that the islands are necessary to tn
growth and welfare of our large and in
creasing commerce in the Pacific an
China seas. Isn't this more pro1tabl
venture than our Alaska and st. Thoma
Goldfish and earthquake purchases ?
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DR.. LIsToE, the successful physician
and surgeon for the treatment bf chron-
ic diseases, will be in town Oh Friday
and Saturday, stopping as usnsl at the
Central House. The Doctor makes stfec-
tions of the eye and ear speciality, and
parties suffering from those and other
ills will fod it advantageous ID call on
him at an early period in his visit, as
he always has numerous patrons,
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TEE BURLINGTON wArRB woREs

TEE BURLINGTON WATRB WoRBs -
The water committee Of the Burlington
Board OF Alderman have MADE arrange.
meDts with D. @. Llnsley, EsI,, to run
the pumping machinery of the iew water
works the ensuing year for tie sum OF
$2'6oO' The Messrs. Worthh gtou OF
Brooklyn, have been for the past few
weeks erecting the pumping machinery,
and the water may be expected 10 flow
through the pipes within 3 week Or zen
days.
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The Christmas Echoes,

Softly the echoes come and go
over the cracking frost and snow;
The echoes OF the bells which ring
A welcome to the Saviour King
While childrens voices, low and mid.
Sing praises to the Heav'n born child,
Far and near high and low,
Softly the echoes come and go,
Far and near, high and low,
Softly the echoes come and go!
Softly beats The hst'ning heart,
In all the music taking part.
And through the corridors of thoysht
Come breezy tones, with mem'ry Taught
The tones which in our youthful days,
Taught us to kneel in prayer and praise.
Far and near, high and low,
Softly the echoes come and 60!
Far and near, high and low,
Softly the echoes come and go!
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The Rutland HBRALn promises its sub
scribers an enlargement OF the paper the
lst OF January, and 3 new dress. The
enlargement. will add about one quarter
to the present size of both Daily AID
Weekly. The HERALD is an able, reliable
and valuable newspaper and deserves the
prosperity which is evidenced by this
announcement.-Gres Motfatais Fresaa..
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dition, and, doubts are entertained of his

dition, and, doubts are entertained of his
recovery,
The ladies of the Liberal Christian
Society In Castleton, will hold a Festival
At the Town Hall Tuesday evening, Dec,
alst, for the purpose of raising money
to purchase an organ for the nav church.
A general attendance is solicited.
Work on the new Liberal Church
has progressed sufficiently to show that
it will be one of the most elegant church
edlfices in the State. The design is NEST
tasty and exhibits wide departure from
the severely simple order of architecture
in which most of our New England
churches are built. Efforts are being
put forth by the Society to procure a
bell and tswn clock.
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rich.d by the offerings OF fishermen,
mariners, and merchants traa.ng beyond
the seas. Santa Claus seems to be COZ
traction of old St. Nicholas, and has BE-
come the most merry and jocose saint "
the whole calendar. The boys all we
come his visits as the bountiful Salt
Niak
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ACCIDENTS. D. beverley, forgetting
the instructions on Merchants Row oc-
casioned by work on Ripley's new block,
fell from the sidewalk to the cellar of
the building on Sunday eveninglast, and
sustained quite severe, though not fatal
injuries.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

es~ oger-exertion, either of body or mind.
produces debility and disease. The usual rene.
dy is to take some stmulant the effect which
is the same as giving a tired horse the whip
instead of oats. The true way is to iortify the
system with permanent tonic like the Peru.
Wan Syrup, "a protoxide of from, which gives
strength and vigor to the whole systtm.
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sB- If there is general remedy for which
the people ugbst to te thankful, It is Johnson.
anodyne Imminent. 1t is curious to notice the
enthusiasm with which some people speak Of
1t, more particularly our returned soldiers, to
whom II mas been u ireud indeed.
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40 much that do nos wish W lose one
number; it is really as good As q feast.
mrs. n. A. =.
BxRLIs, Wis, 1867.

DkhLih, Wiei 'oos'
T.stts 4 C. The receipt oil my last
HERALD notified me OF the expiration OF
my subscription, aud l hasten to renew
the same for two years. Having for
more than thirty years, while resident
OF Pittsford, been weekly recipient and
reader of your valuable sheet, under all
its changes, it has become almost s ne
cessity of my being, and cannot think
Of dispensing with its visits here In my
Western home, serving as 1t does to
keep me acquainted with transporting
events among the green hills of Yer
mont, feeling as do deep Interest in
all her progressive improvements and
institutions, particularly so in those
pertsining to the HERALD and the envi'
rous OF Rutland. J.V.s.