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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

Coon TEMriARs "A resolution Of coincidence,
by Bro. T. b. Taylor. to Bro. CALVIN Bullock and
Family, in behalf Of the Lodge on the death Of
Mrs Richardson, who is Mrs. Bullocks mother.
aud has been a member OF their family for some
time. which was read at our Lodge meeting Dec.
4. and unanimously adopted by the members Of
the order. Il reads As follows
WHEREAS, Il has pleased Almighty God to Wis
it the family OF one Of our Brothers with death.
and, thereby, suddenly removing one of his house
hold therefore.
Resoiued, BY Washington Lodge No 3d. !. O
Of G.. T. Montpelier, W., that the consolation OF
religion be recommended, and the hearty sympa.
thy OF this Lodge be extended 10 our Brother aud
the surviving members Of his family
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

CHEAP DIARIES AND STATIONERY Mr.. Atkins.
at the Argus office, has for sale a very large and
well selected assortment of Diaries for 1868, which
we are satisfied he is selling very cheap. Those
wishing diaries at retail or wholesale may save
money by examining this assortment. lie is also
whole-aling paper and eny elopes at manufactur-
or nrInn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

MIDDLE MEN AND PMcEs The Boston Cui-
tieator in copying and commenting upon our re-
cent remarks on this topic, maintains that there Is
an adequate remedy for the state Of things to
which We adyerted 1t says
LET the producers in any given community OF
any or all OF these products organize concert OF
action, instead Of suffering themselves longer to
be victimized by and hucksters that iniest
the rural regions like swarms Of locusts, really
more to be feared than the caterpillar, the canker-
worm and the palmer worm, spoken Of by one OIL
the old prophets. Associated labor has corrected
the evil in the cheese factory system; let hop
growers, apple producers and wool raisers do like
wise let all these classes Of special producers 20
organize to operate directly with the wholesale
dealers, and thus save the expense OF these mid
dlemen, which must come out OF the farmers OF
consumers, or both, which is most likely, thus en-
HANGING, as it must, the cost o. the goods, ult
mately to be paid by the consumers. "-Farmer'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

The American Publishing Company, Hartford
Conn, will shortly issue new popular book en-.
titled Pebbles and Pearls for young people T,
be sold by agents only.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

Monday evening; one partly insured in Vermont
Mutual, and the other $3.50 in Farmers Mutual
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

INF ATLANTIC ALMANAC, 1868; Boston. Ticknor
Fields. Ga pages large octave.
An almanac entirely unlike any Of the ninopeu-
ny calendar, court and weather guides--so elegant
in taste and art in word-painting, letter-prntinr
and color-priutng, rs to stand nrivalled not
merely by almanacs, but almost anything else from
the pen, pencil and press. The literary matter is
from twenty-four authors, and Illustrations by
thirteen artists and all are exquisite Holiness
show Of The seasons is charmngly true to Nature
cows trees, stumps and even post-holesl y and
Donald G. Mtchell's talk on the same seasons d.
charmingiy practical. Call for it at the book
stores
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

it into the pockets of the importers, nowithstand-
i the Supreme Court Of the United States had
declared that such collection Of duties, unless pay
mont had been made under protest, was net lille.
gal, and moreover that when the duty was ad va
loren no deduction for leakage was allowable.
We do not know that the solicitor in this case
failed to quote the authority Of the Supreme Court
yet we think it must have been so. The court oil
claims would hardly deny the authority. 1t wa.
pretty well understood in the committee of the
House that "there was good deal Of money in
that case but no committeeman was inclined Ia
see the money, and the report was unanimous Ga.
in the other case) against the court of claims
We hope these are not average samples Of trial,
in the court of claims but they certainly are
enough to put Congress on its guard as to that
Court.
The speech of Senator Edmunds on the golt
question is highly praised
The Alabama convention has adopted a consti
tuition by vote of &C to 10.
Congressman Washburn Of Illinois gives US
good word on the project to initiate the currency
that is 'oateriHg the currency; thing which tn,
Hoosicrs never do to their whisky. And goo,
facts, too he has given for nne-tenths Of the PEG
pie, viz WHILE since the suspension of specie pay
ments, the price OF articles consumed has gone "a
93 per cent. on an average, the wages Of labo
have gone up only 63 per cent. What the work
ing men need, then, are specie payment and leye
prices
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11

A Leavenworth paper has a correspondent who
expresses his views on negro suffrage as follows
KKAPoO nov. the "a 1861,
Dere Zur viii 700 pleze inform me weather
niggur suffrage Was carrid at The late lection
II sech ignrant peepul is to yoat want to leave
this God iursaking state, and go back to snthorn
illinois. yours rooly.
TINS CANADIAN SocIErf The Canadian Soce-
ty elected the following officers on Dec. 4th TO
serve for the ensuing year
Presidential. Moussette, reelected; Vice I1e5 T.
Il. II. Biron, re-electcdi Secy-G. Thibaul'i ;
Cor. Secy.-Geo. Baupree 7reasurer-L Lerehe'
re-eected; Com of Order--,Iohn Bernard
Directors-J. C. Leblanc, H. Atari NJ. bese',S
l.. Gilmore IL. Richard, J.. Gadboix, of Norlliheu
Over sixty members have joined the ssoclallon
during the last years. Aibaas DAILY Messenger
We are glad to see the Society SO prosperous,
but il is not strange under the good management %
the former officers. This Society is on the ine,easo
in this State having many members in all til" l''s'
towns.
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hoh MILL II $

We can hardly keep up with this Union Pacific
Railroad Three weeks ago we read of four hmm.
dred and some miles completed, then of five HIM.
dred, and now we are told that the base Of ,bo
Rocky Mountains, 525 miles from Omaha. Ia,
been reached But this is not all, even for this
year. To the summit Of the Black Hills (the east,
ery ridge Of the Rocky Mountain range) is I'm,
thirty miles further, and this point, the highest IN
the whole line, is expected to be the haltinr.placo
for railway train in a few weeks more Tbo
vigor with which this great national undertakine
is being pushed forward is one Of the wonder,
even Of this wonderful age. over the plains
across the rivers-up the mountain slopes. and
through the defles beyond the same restless ener.
gy urges on the work, leaving us no reason to
doubt that the Pacific Ocean will be united with
the Atlantic by rail in 1870
All these great achievements cost money, and
great deal OF il. Over forty million dollars bav.
already been expended on the two ends of tho
line, and yet funds have never been LACKING
With directors Of great energy and financial ex.
perience, supported by wealthy and powerful
corporation, it is no wonder that the work goes
brayely ON But still, if Uncle Sam had not ont
'''' 'N''Na'' W. wv WINCH 'l'fhNh UP MS purse.
and offered his broad acres, the locomotive would
not have whistled at Brigham Young for lone
time to come. But Uncle Sans great farm Of
half continent needed a road through this In
dians needed a touch Of railroad civilization to
keep them peaceable, and it was very neccessa.
ry that he should open those great and rich noun.
tain pockets so full Of gold, which nothing but
steam engine could uubuiton Il seems wise
therefore, that he should lend fifty million dollars,
and give even twenty million acres of land, which
would otherwise be worthless, to improve his own
property and take a second mortgage on the
greatest railroad in the world for security. espec
ally when his own freght-bills for work done. At
quarter the old prices, more than pay the interest
But profitable as the investment is to the country
it gives remarkable safety and value TO the Com.
panys own First Mortgage bonds The Govern
ment stands behind them. aud gives them such a
guarantee never gave 70 the securities Of any
private enterprise We never desire TO recon.
mend anything beyond its actual merit. but we
think that any one who has a thousand dollars 10
invest, would do well to call upon the Union Pa
cihe Railroad Company's agent, or write 70 their
office, No. 20 Nassau Street, New York. for a
very interesting pamphlet. containing map Of
the line and full statement in relation to the
progress OF this great national enterprise.
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THEATRE.LFor some reason!fhe pro
gramme was changed last night at
Washington Hall, and instead Of Uncle
Toms Cabin. othe1lo, the Moor OF
Venice was played, Mr.. Buchanan as
Othella and Mr.. Watson as 1ago.
While in an elaborate criticism we
might Be inclined to find some fault,
We canisay that as a whole 1.-The piece
was well played, as IL was well re-
ceiyed. The audience was "a good one;
but we opine It did not number a great
many students of Shakespeare, Iand
tlthello is too heavy a tragedy to please
any others. We are to have something
pleasant to-ntght-Lond Assurance
a comedy, and a very good ,one-if Mr..
Buchanan dom change the programme
again before 8 o'clock this evening.
We feel compelled to. say that a por-
ton of the audience at Washington
Hall behave very badly, They are
rude and noisy and seriously disturb
both the company onEthe stage and oil
who go there to behave themselves and
hear what is said. And while we are
finding fault We may add that the hall
is not sufficiently ventilated to give
the audieuces as much fresh air as is
essential to either comfort 70 or
health. pn Air Is cheap, but It is
a vital necessity to human
creatures. Why should five. hundred
people, who consume hundreds of feet
of air every minute, be shut up in a
tight room and half focated for three
hours when It II SO easy and cheap 10
admit air enough for all lz6We trust
and in saying SO speak for suffering
public, who so frequently suffer from
standardization In Washington Hall
that the managers otthe hall will in ,Iu.
ture take some pains TO, admit an
hall is filled with people. ::-Fc.il
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CoNFIR4Ep.GThe report that all who
have purchased their spectacIes at Ok
toby d Dlfheld'a Jewelry Store, COS,
Main street NEARLY opposite Merchants
National Bank, have been highly
pleased with them. is roboratad by a
host of our. citizens. The superior
spectacIes sold at this house are war.
ranted. Call and see.
Watches, clocks and Iewelry repair
ed with neatness and dispatch. Read
advertisement In another column.
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DR.aT 81. KIsNER.

r. ECLECTIC, MEpICIHES.sI
NEW lr1TeS THTEgITI, 4, JTIgyTy TsT9NSu1TSYreo
oEE1cE SDST:, CESF1sE WEtEHLtN6, VIVA
RR8 HAVING SEuJRHn TF5E EiT6E2.
DVICES on m .intelliQenf 1slisfsenf 15I10
sinss ppffinP nj, I,I H. ISas
6e IIInS IN iSs II1Ta \ ~ 1891
ffenfE IN I1f 1111+ I,; =. ~
hfS0Vn nfIea ana " " - -. y
fients nv hinnSatf M h t1sS y ~ ai1S
bSflI Monte 1nH fSl,TEtItT =, St ~
ity a1ltcted. Ne aaRIaEgs number Of new
sncceini in many n 1aSeS n
Chronic diseases Iylliel1 7lIenSf Sora have lIeen
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A. A. Allison Ohio county.
Jno. Frye Round Bottom.
L. StIecktus, Baltln0ra.
". 4 I hqSsel and Ttte. BllSoWlngton.
5it D, q, Sullivan, Alexandra, va. IS
4. Z. Nichols s do - - ,.7 - az
y. L, A.5:nItEong and daughter, jackson
John L. Booth, Pa. s.l eet5iiis iestI. a.
&, W. dunteberR, Marietta, o.
VIM. Laden, Ohio.
40 John Elrod5 blRtRmoEaS, o. ssa
Il +, 3; shosnsS eF s Son, Biltimore.
J.Wihiauns - do .I7.-''tt
j. Will,Siyera, Moundsyiile' ~ g. 70
E.M. W GODS and vile do n ~ h.
A.W. Best and lady do
= InQ. lotion, Darlington. y.
IN n Al. co. GEoops1r' West tes Liberty, ssf
VIM. Ga4ton, RsIAIiIls.
t.. VIM. a Barry, Dallas, w, Va. 49,,
John Brady, Wellkburg,
Geo. B! Msller, Brooke county:
9ohn ko6lnson, Ohio county.
ta3'TAs Horn, BellAif, isl5l1.
ThoS. Tucker, New MartibsVIlle.
"A. q. HoIn6rook, Woodlands.
inc, BEoLhertoni Valley Grove.
Ghas. E.; Wells, AIatamoras e.
Jos Eohgdon, Washing ton Co, Pa.
VIM A. 8Dodwip, Jacksonville, Pa,
M.Sheets, Matamorns, o. = p,
y Et4trlt.Ili HOUSE.
81. W. Crothers; WellSbIrg.
O. o. Donnell, Youngstown, o.
y. b West, Marietta, q. :; -.
Jas, n. Bredin, franklin, Pa,
L. Brieker, Cincinnati.
All LeaveF, N. Y.i-se17 ati.'. - 55-5-
x. g. st. Clair, MoundsVille. sl
]. a. Mahon, Martins Ferry,
A.C. Duncan, Pitt8hurg,
a. p. Neal. ParkersbbTg. n
samuel Cork, "a artford.
Inhn 9tnpgla NIFfFa a. A.
John HaTter, Washington, Pa,
W: r Lloyd and 4, SON. stenbenyille.
d b saodEleSs. shot Creek. ., '.isa
B. n, West, Deep Run. r.. va
A Ak. steyaEts Washington Pa.
VIM. NJ. steep, do. sl'.7n
NJ a.. JenrleS, WASHINGTON, D. @,
Henry Cnns; Butts. - y
I 8. NJ. Bell, Washington, Pa,
Root. BRUCE, Cumberland.
Jno. W. flanders, o. ~ go -
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81 10 zarsUt y,lM'LuRH HOUSE,. ID 4rf
rs R. o. Stone, Baltimore.
3; Shut do g,tis a.zs
ER. a, David, Pittsburgh.
J. h Higbee, do
Thes. Murray, do,
g. 2. Morrow and wife, Lancaster. Pa.
Z AdaiIe Storm, Adrian, Michigan. VI
J. z. MuSgraye; COalshurR, w. Va
y. A. BnToWs, Rarkenburg, do
T.Js Owniugs, Baltimore
Thos. 1. McClung, Pittsburgh. H
ij- J. A.iLee, Philadel phIa. = n, II
James Smith, My. -f.frFT ..l5 t=t5.s- d.
NC Holden, Nashville, Tenn. t-
j. Ipo. 9. Mccoy, Warrington, Pa.
i VIM. p. Davis York Pa. ~,
b A. Neptune. No. litifas s'I9.l.7a.s 700
Henry 4Iiftiths Baltimore.
p Il. Scott, PlttsbuFghG II 4. 1.r.
VIDE La Roche, Baltimore. r7
L Ihornton and wife, Springfield, II.
&C. Lucas, Baltimore.
Il VIM. Stanberry. Philadelphia. fi5.r =
Jas, NeHeomb, .ils do 55a 1aatzar
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trustees sale.

DIavIRTUE OF "a DEED OF TRUST
ID from William Loo to Edward H. Fits
hugh, dated Oct. 3, 1853, and recorded In Deed
Books, page 40j 6f the records Of Ohio coun-
IT., and an order Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county. made at March Term, 1867, subStit4t-
ttnE'n1e q trustee In lace6f the said trustee
named In said deed. Twill pEoceed ON SAEuR-
DAY, APRIL 10Th, at 10 O'clock, a, M, al the
to sell the following property, viz Lot mum.
bered 1Orty-Stx (4Bl on the east side of Chap
line street, lin the F1ftnWhrti iof the city Of
/ MReellng, tn the State off Vest XtrEinip. As
In me by said deed And order. 5s'' il-'f =
=, Terms OF Bale4QaShE IDiJ 5fl1Jty 1asOa'J
eiGa ziIl9IJ0HN 9sGHANDLER, Trustee,
WHEELIHGs March 10, 1857, mar2l,td
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lis an admitted fact that Q. a. od-
bert, end OF Stone Bridge, did during
the summer of '66 have the finest, cold
est, and best favored Soda Water ever
drawn from a fountain, and that he has
again started the never ceasing tumbler
washer together with his Soda Foun-
tain, which is the finest. In the city, and
C1HT Be Beat, and is now ready TO sup
ply all creation with pure sparkling Ice
Cold Soda Water; and that he does keep
a better assortment Of Pure Drugs,
Medicines, Periumery, Soaps, Brushes,
Shoulder Braces, Trusses, and every
thing kept in first class drug store,
and cheaper than ever.
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5HOrELARRIVALs.
WEnNEGpAY. APR1L u, 1881,


,nl7 - WEnNEGDAY. APRIL II, 1851.
- A.zgau GRANT HOUSE y.
I. JIM. Warden, Elm Grove. W. Va. tiii
VIM. y. Carter, Triadelphta, do
j. H. Ravens, New BrunsWlck.s -rs...
DR. ThoS, Kennedy, Grafton, IVA.
DC Thes; Hp3hs' New f9El<; : $50 ~ nr5'Z
: J.R Carter, Columbus, o. ~ -f-ff = 81
l.. HoIecomh Boston. gil4..5tfisf5 II,
9. a. Johnson, New jersey. ~ 9 IS
~ J. Oyer, Jackson, Mich. 80 49,
~, u Petite, Eaton Rapid, Mich. us
Y. Sandisk, New York. 5.i .GaE
/. + Nath. r. Hams, do ift5 t s4s
Wm. Names, uniontown, Pa. -
MrHs Names ~, - do - -FlaF Hu-1t
Miss Fannie Names, do F5r nj
Joseph H. Caldwell, Nashville.
"a y. p I1ettEaes TG914p9nelIon, w; Va.
5 81. Canton, Oh eehbrier, III.
Henry sHidlehameri New York.
Kew. r. J. MeCready, Harrison Co., o.
Br Jei C66P Pssy wss s E Ef6eFs2. o.
4 81. Cole, SmlGhdeld, o. 4sI.f = n
e. Glover, do
% 0sG= Les, do rgeL -5az
Jas. Shane, % do ft ~ lI5--1s
n. B, McGraW, SteubenVille.
Rsagns Headley. Philadelphia.
III MnS Hill, Rhode Island. Hfl7i.5.- 80
H.O. Lppencott, Pittsburgh. Hsits
Jssse Bnndy, Malltown, o. sur..54-
Miss Jennie Sharon, do
Y. X Cooper. do 90 3 49, .rf-
8. H. Murray, Valley Grove.
I. NJ Bremmer, UnlontoWn, Pa.
D, steenEod, Balm Co. .zt'f
seibrah, Washington, Pa.
Martin Luther, do iE.li =ai;.s
A..B. Young do usr sHli
J: F. Barrett, C1lne's Mills, Va.
"a. Ahrensy, MpidlebuEg, d. 57-s
- q. g. Morgan, HarrisViIIe, q. =. ass
u. SmalEood, Albany, N. Y. t.la
Mrs. b. II Cowen, Columbus. ,
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CALL and see J.A. aLash's stock Of
Watches, Clocks, JeweIrys Silver Ware
&c. The little expense attending the
business, and. the fact that the goods
are bought direct from the manufac-
turers, renders prices to suit all,
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Trustee's Sale.! :.

I, al,1sn1l trustees Sa1e.'55' ,so a.
5pY9gVIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST
d from andrew Han 70 Pulaski scattefday,
50, page ofLthef RscorfsI OF Ohio county.
and an order OF the1 Circuit Court of said
teoQntys made at the March Term 50, sub
tee named III said deed II win pfoca'eff on
nth, 1851! at 10 O'Clock, a.
mn, Of the front door OF theL Court House OF
said county, to sellQtheJ following described
properly, To wilt: Lot numbered fortY-elght
t4Sl on the east slda Of Cha Iine street. IN the
q Inn Watd, OF the City OF Wheeling, in the
State of tWest)o Virginia. CAS- trustee, 1 sell
such Interest only vas Is vested InIma by SAID
deed and order. Terms of Bals-CaSh.s 5t5ffr
JOHN g.. CHANDLER, Trustee.
I, .sWHEEt1NG, March 10. 1857 - mar2l-td
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r --.f- $1,000, HHEELlSStW VIVA
PaEticnlaF attention given 70 repairing
ChrDnOmebeLi Duplex Levers and otneI
Watches. GB-An work warranted TO give
Eatlalaeilnn.. -. ~. 20 = apEl6-lW
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valuable Farm for Sale,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Will SELL, AT
private sale the Well Known and desira-
pie ChaloneF Farm, situated on Capt1na
: This Farm Contains 676, acres: q 900 acreS
cleared, 100 of which Is choice bottom, ali
Ratenad and Hmbered. with d four foot vein
Is well calculated for either stock or ilRricfil-
tunaL pnTpoSa9!--TI 4itdA ,1Oog24szYl1 4
i. For further particulars or information
felattveto price and terms, call on, or address
by letter. az Newark LIckinEI County, Ohio,
JEROME BUCKINGHAM, or :
SEQ w COLLINS q FHURSTON. ~
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TIE OLD HULK, which has been lying
on the landing, just below the store of
NIessrs. Booth, Baltelle & Co., all the
spring, was sold yesterday by the
wharfmaster, at public cutlery. 1t was
purchased by Mr.. jesse Tuttle4 tor $2l.
A bargain, ~ 2
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Arm BR6KKN.-Henry schwikert fell
from a scatfold in East Wheeling, yes
terday afternoon, and broke one Of his
arms In two places. DIR. Frissell was
called in and set the broken. limb.
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THREATS AND THE CoNsEQuENcE.-
Clemens Knoke was hauled up before
Justice johnson yesterday for threaten
ing to 'Gut the heart out' of John An
drews. BE was held to bail in the sum
Of 500 for his good behavior for year;
and his thirst for blood was further
appeased by q ,fne OF S which goes to
the free school fund! q l5.l is & 5
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ONCE
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,

(, The many thousands cured ut this estab-
liahmentWfthtn the last tfyEenfy v iyesrs and
lne nomeFouH important surgical Operations
PeEfoTmed by Df.J Johnston, witnessed by the
Let9eEtefH oE-avao Glll1 and IaaRy-oth papers
notices OF which have a1ne1Ead a1atn and
again betohethe public besides his standing
~ gentleman Of character and respeCtR-
pinty e 9 acient guata ntee TO the Adilcled.
SKIN DIsEAsES SPEEDILY UURRD.
marS-IVo
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NEW STEAMER.-Ths new steamer
st. Mary's is now lying at Sweeney's
Landing, undergoing the finishing
touches. Her hull was built at st.
Mary's, by Captain Larimer. Her di-
mensions ares Keel, 30 feet; beam, "a
feet, and hold, 81 feet. Her cabin was
built by Messrs. Hanes a Wilson, and
her machinery by Messrs. Sweeney,
by whom she Is owned. It IS expected
her trial trip will be made to-day.
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gMa.A. tJAoQUErTE, OF Beaver, Pa,
yesterday sold the right OF the Ameri-
can Fire and Burglar Alarm for the
State Of West Virginia to Mr.. j.. p.
Milnor, Of Maryland.
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ALTON TRAIN.

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