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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-11

.TATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. 81.
ln Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District the l1th day OF October, A. u. 367.
G. W. II. Dwucll, executor OF the estate OF John
Jones. late of plaindold, In said District, deceased,
make application 90 said Court with the consent and
appreciation In writing of the dcysoos and lcatoes resi-
ding n this State for license 10 sell all Of the real estate
of gd deceased To wit The home farm VI said deceased
including the right Of homestead aud the revorson
OF the widows dover, representing that the sale OF
o. part thereof is necessary b. pay the debts Of
said licensed and that the sale OF the whole would
Doc beneficial 90 the dcvisecs and legaccs, and that
the sale Of the homestead would be hcnohca ~ the widow
ana minor children,
Whereupon, 1t D. ordered by said Court that aid ap-
pcntOn Doe referred 10 session thereof tp ne held ht
November A. d. 1905 for hearing and decision thereon
aud % D. further ordered that all persons Interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice 0 said applca-
ton and order thereon three weeks sucecssvey In the
Vermont Matohmnn and state journal printed at Mont
polier before said time Of hearing that they appear
At aid time and place, and, il they cause object
thereto
BY the Court. Attest,
N.39 r. r. MERRILL, Judge
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ELECTION RETURNS.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 8.
The Detroit Post ha. returns from nearly
all the counties in Michigan. The Republicans
majority is 30,3l7.
MoNrGoMEY, Ala, Nov 0.
Returns from 80 counties give Grant about
10000 majority The remaining 81 coun-
ties, with the exception of four, will give
Seymour majorties The State is still doubt
fui
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limited quantity Of the rsSiygs~ sr Ps, can't
~" Morigage BoHa' ofth Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany are offered to inyostors for the pre.ont, at
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Cn.nLnsroy. S. q. Nov. Q.

CnARLEsroS. 5. c., Nov. O.
The Daily Nsics has nearly complete re-
turns from every county, giving a Republican
majority Of 5000; a Democratic gain of
33,50O since the election for the new Con-
s,ituton in April last.
SAN FRASCIsco, Nov. 9,
\ shock Of earthquake was felt at Vioto-
ria ON Nov 4th
Returns from fifteen counties in Oregon
give Grant over 500 majority. There are
nine counties yet to hear from
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ERANCIs KErTn's EsTATE.-Tbe

Il Subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District of Washington, Com
mlsoncr 20 receive, examine aud adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate OF Francis
koh late Of Barre in said District deceased represent
cd nsOlvcnt and the term Of six months from The 18th
day Of Oct .0s, being allowed DIV said Court 10 tho
pectlto claims before Hitn notice tat will st-
tend 90 The duties vi our appointment az the dwelling
house ul Erlstus kcith n Barre 10 aid District the
sth day Of December and April next, at O'Clock in
thc afternoon, on each of said DAYS.
JOSIAH WOOD, To-.
NATHAN TROW, N'm r.
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Permanent Cur, for Catarh ~ WoHierfd Di,corergl
II you have offensive discharge from the head nos
trs obstrueted dry partial loss Of hearing smell
ing, pain the eyes substance sticking In the
throat affecting the voice. get DR.. kennedys Perna-
u,H Cure r cafgrhn 1t completely oradicates all Of
the above symptoms Of this loathsome disorder, and is
curing thousands who had become discouraged with
using snus and caustc solutions. This wonderful
dy "a sold by all druggists and warranted to any
ease Of Catarrh complicated with other disease.
John 2. Henry successor to Domas Barnes Cos, 2l
Park Row, New York, Sole Agent
Persons sending s225 and history Of their to DR..
A s. KENNEDY, Auburn, n. Y, will receive his per-
sonal attention. and the Remedy expressly adapted to
their condition will be sent by return mail, postage
paid. 35'iO-daw
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Legal llulines.

pUFUS CAMPBElLS Guardianship
~ Tho Subscriber having been appointed by The
Honorable Probate Court for The District Of Washington
Guardian u Ruins Campbell insane person resdlrg
IN Berlin u said District aud tho term of siK month.
from the 18Th day Of October A. ID. s3 being allowed
by said Court 10 tho creditors Of said RUFUS Campbell 10
exhibit and prove thor respective claims before mo
Give notice that no Will attend 10 all claims presented
against my said ward at The Office Of llonton Reed, 10
Montpelier Ia said District The lt Monday In bee
next and on tho ls Monday in April next at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon each Of said DAYS.
$50 LEONARn ELLIS. Guardian.
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John Munroe, resident of 0gdensburgh,
N, Y, was born in Bennington on the 10th
Of February, l766, and is consequently now
IN his l03d year, and ten years older than
|G}he declaration of Independence,
MI samuel Grover CT Guiford was on Fri
ny last arrested and bound up for wilfully
snd maliciously shooting and dangerously
pounding valuable colt, belonging to A. b.
Melendy.
K kx-Goyernor Royce is said to be grad.
'1nally failing, aud his recovery is regarded as
very doubtful.
= Hiram Bates of Richmond, caught in !
eteel trap, short time since, four larg'
hawks in as many days, from one limb of {
dead tree. They measured from four to 6y'
Pet from tip to tip.
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tTeegraphed Expressly for Waohasn 3 State Journal
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
Arc CAMBRIDGE ANDBRIG HTON,
For the week ending Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1865.

pRICEs.-Beef Canit--EXtra fat and heavy premium
Oxen 81 Is al $50; first quality, S200 ~ l275 second
quality, $1,000 II 00 third quality 500 "a 925
loo MS on total weight OF hide tallow and dressed beef
A few cleee western, 5000 40 5000 Bulls @e-
Tsrtag oToslGO 1875 v pair, according to their
value as beef. Handy steers, slim, So nSl50.
MeA Co,rsFar quality, s3i n Go extra good $40 n
100, with or without calves AS may be agreed Arrow
81 Siorss~Ysarlirss s9o0oo, tWo-yoars old, sea@45,
three years Old, So D70.
Sases and LrIa6s-sl so a slbo extra, 80 10 SOC. v h.
on live weight or 5000 900 v head Hhorn o. 40 90.
Shofes.-9 al ~ Cts retail, az W GO, ID. rat
Hogs 81 a % v b, Spring Pigs soo @soo v heaa.
Hdss~Brghton lOlsp ii cts, country lots 10 % tote.
JalIe~'~e al icts' n n. Country lots, n a cts
Peis With wool on S0.S7 40 ll1. Country lots, dry
10 s1e Poultry, live, u % l6c.
RRHARKs.-There were about go cattle and 10000
sheep and lambs at Cambridge to-day which with the
stock received last Wednesday and Thursday made a
large apply n ne present dn sGS va yepy pool
and the slim TO fair grades Of cattle disposed Of with
dheulty and az Tower rates than one week ago AZ go
ways generally are unusually muddy; The attendance
Of buyers Is small and trade dull Prices on common
Northern cattle have been steadily but slowly declining
for the past months and while the few wen httenod
animals readily disposed Of ne poorer grades are
per hundred lower than eight OF ten weeks ago. The
bulk ofthe Northern stock Is sold for Oc per H. or less
and very Few over llc u Wheeler sold y steefs and
cows at Oc two-year ods at &c 40 SIX j. Qunlan
son Us COWS at sss each or COW and Two year eid
each heers for $50 each ans three year t5s equal 70
Oc A. A. Fletcher sold two year old steers iorsl
each ~ two for sl5 or ge bull for W or 7e
There but few good lots o. sheep among the TO-
at market While the best lots are sold nearly as
high as last week the ordinary droyers nearly SOC
lower, and the demand very weak Many lots are put
into the hands OF butchers TO be marketed ny them as
agents Of the droyers.
Mr. Lambert hastings sold his ordinary fine wooled
carloads at s2aS5 per head 500 per head lower than
last week One two choice lots Of coarse wooed sheen
sod al from Sia3l5O each. Rico and Livingston sold
aH New York sheep al average Of s2,61 each. o. -
Parker sold Oj at s22 and 80 at 55, NJ n snacketi
sold $50 at s,7b and 100 at slS each. p b. Hancock
sold ll5 at S2,8.
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EARLY MARRIAGES.

Dr. Franklin advocated Early Marriages. Essays 70
Young Men on this and other subjects, being GulDl
TO MARRIAGE and Conlugal Felicity, by benevelen
Physicians sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, ne
hIadelphia Pa % ii-daw
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TIE
TIONAL TRUST COMPANY


CHARTERED BY THE STATE
DAHus r. MASoAN, Prcat. JAMES MERRILL, sccy.
Receives Deposits and allows -FOUR PER CENT. is.
TERESr on all Daily Balances, subject 10 chsct at sight,
SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six Months, or more, may be
made at Eve por The Capital Of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS Is divided AIMING sou Shareholders, conn
rising many gentlemen OF large wealth and financial
experience who also personally liable 90 doppstors
a obligations of the Company 10 double The amount
Of their capital stock. AZ the NATIONAL TRUST co.
receives deposits in large email amounts and permits
thcm to De drawn as whole or zoo part by CHECK At
SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE allowing Interest ON
al Doiy Baancei. parties throughout ODE country can
keep accounts n dissatisfaction with pccsl advantages
ofsecur.ty, convenience and profit. ls t3-daw
- SCIENCE vs. IGNORANCE and HOTTENTOTs
Intelligent agents under pay from pr. Roadway sent
20 thc following countric 10 engage The most competent
natives 70 gather and select tr vegetable substances
used In Du. RApWAY's sAustrhEiLLttN NrsuLNryr
10 wit
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II G a t h S

Ia Milton, Nov 6. 1865, Mrs. LYDIA WELLS widow Of
tho late WM WELLS and mother Of SAMUEL WELLS, ESD
OF this town, aged "a years. faithful Christian mother
gone 10 her reward.
In Mortified, Nov. 2, GEORGE BAILEY aged co years
and 10 months
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BY TELEGRAPH.
To Montpelier Daily Journal.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
A Madrid special says the anti-slavery
meeting decided that after November Both,
all negro children below seven years should
be cniranchiscd. The population Of Madrid
made a great demonstration against the pen
atty of death. After several speeches, the
crowd marched to the Public Square, and
burned the scaiod as a protest against Span
ish Jurisprudence in all questions. After
that they withdrew peacefully and everything
went on in perfect order
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100


NEw Yoit,, October %. i7d7.
Daar Sir 1t Is with much pleasure that say to You
that consider the PLANTATION BrrEps Of untold value.
In the fail Of is67 was taken with Chills and Fever
with The most severe pains n my chest and head twas
with great didculty that could breathe. Ny lungs
were greatly distressed and there pain ia my
light side by spells / could hardly get up from my
bed. ! called a Doctor, who attended me all winter
without che least benefit About the first OF August
commenced using your PLANTATION BirrEns-a vino
glass full three times dayand have used IL most Of the
time since, and we'll and strong, able TO do ali
my own work and the care OF largo family
Your &C., SUSAN WILSON.
3a-daw
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Thi. Company, National Loo lbs character offers, BY
reason Of Us Largo Capital Low Rate. Of Premium and
New Tables, tho most desirable means of n'urng life
set presented 10 The public.
The rates Of premium, being largely reduced, are made
favorable 10 the Insurers those Of the best Mutual
Companies and avoid all the complications and uncer
laintie. Of Notes Dividends aud the Misunderstanding
which che latter apt to cause the Policy Holder
Several now and attractive tables now presented
which need only 10 he understood 10 prove acceptable to
the public such a. the INCOME-PRODuCiNG POLICY
and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY. In the former the
policy holder only life Insurance payable
az DEATH but will receive, If living aiter period Of
few years annual eqai 70 Ten per- een 40 per
ont) ofM, par ofhi' policy In the latter the Company
agrees ne asfVsi he iotai amount Of MONEY =,
ha, paid in. i addition 10 me amount ON policy
The attention persons contemplating iusuring their
lives increasing the amount Of insurance they already
have called o the special advantages offered by the
National Life Insurance Company.
Circulars Pamphlets and fall particulars given on ap-
plicaton to the Branch Office Of the Cnmpany. or TO
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NOTICE.-Whereas my wife, Ellen Nora
IN Spencer having len my bed aud board without
lust cause or proyocaton this Is to forbid all persons hnr
boring or trusting her my account as shall pay NO
debts OF her Contracting after this date.
ROBERT SPENCER.
Plainaed, Nov. Q, 1863. a9Al
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Special ianlices.
oRIsTAb0R0.8 NAM DYE
Crisiadoro's mar Pr111rralire

ed Of sufficient consequence 10 be- removed
ITS EFFECT rs PERFE CTi
Us Action instantaneous.
Cristadoro's Hair PreWrratire
AND BEAUrlHER s preparation Of equal merit and
ropuc. H. eject upon the hair s electrical II nstens
every looscnng fiber replaces hardness with slkIncs
and doxlblity, aoni-badness with uxurance dullnoss
with gloss IT, will incline the stral ghtes hair 20
curl and prevent the dfest from turning gray lts the
hvorto at every toilet whore has been tried, and
means Of keeping The hair freo from scur daniuun
and tho scalp from exolations perfectly Invaluable
Sold by Druggist, and applied by an Iior Drcsscr.
Mandatory No Ga Maiden Lane Principal Depot, NO.
Aston House. 3G1o-aaw
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The sweetest word In language is health. Al the
ars indication Of disease well-knoNn and approved
remedies. For dyspepsia indigestion, use Parsons
Purgztve Pills" For coughs colds, lame stom
aeh, use Johnson's Anodyne Eminent %
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT 81.
la Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District,
on the sth day of October L. ID. 1863.
Allen Perry administrator OF the estate Of Abel Web
ster, late Of Cabot In said District deceased pre-
scnts his administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree OF dstri-
button and PARTITION Of the estate Of said deceased.
Whopupon, it Is ordered by said Court that said nc
and snid application he referred 10 session Of said
Court to be held at the Probate Office, IN said Monpe.
Her the 18th day Of November, A. ID, 1868 for hear
ing and decision thereon; and it Il further ordered That
notice hereof he given TO all persons Interested by publ
cation of the three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal. "a newspaper pub
ished at Montpelier previous TO said time appointed for
hearing that they may appear at said time and place
and show cause any they have why said account
should not be allowed. and such decree made.
BY the Court. Attest
Ni39 r. r. MERRILL Judge
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NEW BOOKS
Ar
B A L L o US.
Dallas Galbraith, Mrs. Davis
Henry Powers, kimball.
Alarreite, Trollope.
Beppo, Tsollope.
Lost Cause, Pollard
Callamura, Julia Peasants.
MalbrOok,
Renshawe, Pine.
Macara, Author of Beulah
Folly as II Flies Fanny Fern.
Tales of Algeria, Dumas.
Doctor Antonio Rutni.
josh Billings on Ice. 80 '''''''
Headland Home, Do Losdener
Cousin Maude Holmes.
Meadow Brook
Hugh Worthington
Hose Matthew,
Lena Rivers,
Tempest and Sunshine, Holmes.
Marian GRAY.
English Orphans.
Homestead on Hillside.
Dora Doane.
CameroD's Pride
Old Fritz, Muhlback
GGthe and Schiller.
Berlin and sans-SOuci
Merchant Of Berlin.
Empress Josephine.
Louisa Of Russia
Frederick the Great.
Frederick the Great and Family
Daughter Of an Empress.
Henry the sth and Court.
Joseph I'd and Court.
Napoleon and Queen of Prussia
Napolean and Queen Louisa
Andreas Hoier.
Napoleon and Butcher.
Marie Antoinette and Son
Montpelier, Oct ., 1865. as-lawtf
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UTHTIT = \
Jamaica, w. J.
British india.
Persia aud

Inunut DIV ruffraunuun1 F.
Some year since &c was decmod necessary for the pfo.
lection Of the public against the importation of purous
roots and drugs or Congress TO pas. law establishing
an Inspector Of Drugs In every port Of entry in the United
smtc but this wise precauion docs not prevent the
importation u spurious root, leaves and medicinal
her D. Nearly ouc-hafof The Sarnparlas paroru Bra
va Peruvian Bark etc.. brought into this country and
Europe are spurious and when prepared Tor med cnal
purposes are in met useless. and Gs TO produce the
beneficial result. that tho chemist ana physician expect
% realize Tint uo such objection may rxst, and ihat
be public may depend on seeuripr fbc trus roots I'm NJ
sarsanarlnp Reiolvcut Dr. Wadwav has afIopted ma
plan oi gathering the several roots. etc., used in h mc-
cne- under the direct supervision ~ trusty and utcll
This on enterprise mover before attempted and % is
one long needed The loose manner in which vegetable
oo. are gathered by ignorant natvos half 1vaeo- Hot
ontots etc and the cupdv those rnscns Of aubst-
20 traders causes many mistakes and often disappoints
physicians in prescribing root possessing known prop
critics in not fulfilling thcir expectation
hence the wisdom ana hncthuty Of pr. lsadNay 100
adopting plan That will secure the true and genuine
n Brazil Do obtains prsira brluii Jamaica, ". IT, -ar-
.apanliiaui India, D.. J., heiuede-mus indcus Persia
the Persian OLD D. expressed from the amy gdalo nut;
Japan. throc newly discovered roots arc grown under
contract hr distinguished hortcuturi-t and the only
roots held u hush estimation by the Mobiles kaimos
and distinguished nrons as purifying agent. also n the
paint. and lfe used Of tea after dinner beverages and
tonic drinks diet mixed Zoo Wine etc. also possess
purties orihe 6iood BADwAY's SNRSif1RILLIAS
tESulNENI is therefore the most perfect remedy Inc
such poor weak washc. compared with DIR RADWAYis
dier. nom an root. ever soon n t. coup.
try Those wishing pure pcriect remedy 90 cleanse
the blood aud system from all impurUe- try DR. RAH-
WAYS sARsAPARILLIAN REs0LVENT
Sold at -7 Maiden Lane. Sew York Six BOTTLES ur si
win hc sent hy express oi2-dst
JACKSON'S CATARBH SNUFF
md TROcHE POgDER
a DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining n ne Montpelier FoN UBce
Noe. 10, 1865.
LADrs.-Mss Hattie Jaqueth, Rachel stephens, Ellen
Butler Ella L. Eatop Matte Taylor Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown Henry G. willard.
GENrLEvES Hiram ". Brown. Badly Oliver, judd
son f. Camp. D. c. Converse, Il. Denayer, Timothy p.
FROST p Geo. W Howes Chas. Hill, NJ. Mitchell, j. II.
Ryan, Vim, G. Shaw Frank B. skinner, A. ". spraguei
Henry Wright Geo S. whitney.
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STERLING SILVER WARE

FIVE ELEcTRo-PLaTED WARE.
THE GORiIAM MANUFACTURING CO., OF PROyI
DENCE r. L. having the largest mandatory OF Solid
Silver Ware in the world, with the approved ma
cincry and employing the most skilled labor arc en-
ahlcd To offer unequaled variety of aud beautiful
designs ga Dinner Services Tea Services and every art
Gle specially adapted for Holiday aud Bridal Gifs
They offer also their weknown aud unrlyalled Nickel
Silver Electro-pated Ware, In which they have intro
duced patterns ofraro elegance The Solid Silver Is
guaranteed to be of sterling purity by u s. Mint assay
The Elcctropae Is guaranteed to DO superior the
finest sheffield ware, Orders received from the Trade
only, but these goods may be obtained from responsible
dealers everywhere.
GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesroom No. Maiden Lane, MY.
| Nov. 3, 1865 3s56-daw
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VERMONT CONFERENCE SEMI,

NJ II Il NJ . n 7 YUM TNFINNI oIlNI-
Y NARY.--The closing exercises Of the Fall Torn
will take place on Wednesday and Thursday, November
18th and 10Th
Glasses will 10 examined during the daytime and Rho-
tor cal exercises consisting Of original doclamatOn and
essays will be held In the Chapel Thursday evening
AZ O'Clock. The public are invited To be present
The Winter Term begins December ID.
$. +. CHESTER, Principal.
Montpelier, Nov TO- 1865. a9-davtf
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Central Pacific Railroad Company

receive from the United states Government about ton
millions u acres oftho
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A ZRO S. GTrBTILSESTATE- Sinh

4 Il scrihors having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District OF Washington Com
missioner 60 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands ofa persons against the estate Of AFRO s. Cub
ill., late of Waterbury ia said District deceased, rep
resented nsolvcnt and the term Of six months from the
18Th day Of October ls6s being allowed by said Court to
the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before usi
dive notice that will attend tu the duties of our ap
pontmcut at the Westinghouse of Porter w. Thomas In
Waterbury In said District, the third Monday in
December, A. d. 1865 and first Monday In April A. d.
s69 next Mt ten O'Clock in the forenoon each Of said
days.
T. W CASE, lrt.t.
L. A. THOMAS, N'"'''''V'ei''
Waterbury, Oct. "a, A. d. ts6s 57i39
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Advertisements.
GOLD BONDS

GoLD BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
limited quantity Of the TsSiygs~ Sir P,, cant
~" Morigags BoHas ofihe Central Plci6c Railroad Com
pany are offered to investors, for the pre.cnt. at
3 PER CENT, AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN
CURRENCY.
These Bonds arc secured by Trust Decd upon the
most Important link Of the great Inter-O Oceanic Railroad
twohlrds Of which already built at cost Of nearly
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,
And which enjoys already ,elfsusiaining why traffic
The whole line ofcontinuous rail between
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO
will be completed by July next, when an immense
through business will undoubtedly Follow. Morn tban
loo miles Of the distance between tho Missouri River
and the Pacific Ocean already traye.cd by the loco
motive and lt Is probable that li0 miles additional win
be completed during the current year The future of
this Line, therefore, is unusually promising The
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EARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
n fers for sale the well-kuown Fiheld farm stu
ated in Orange containing about 100 acres Of excellent
land suitably divided into tillage, pastu and wood
land 1t contains sugar orchard Of 900 trees with all
the necessary apparatus for sugar making u also has
the best apple orchard in 1t is well watercd hay
ing two large streams running through IT. and running
water at the buildings which falls The buildings
hrslclass, and Ia thorough repair There are one
hundred tons of hay cut the place. The farm will be
sold with without the stock and tools. Terms rea
sonahle q. Y. BARNES.
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MAGSoLn WATER. Superior 10 the best imported
German Cologne and sold at half the price.