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THROUGR TICKETS To FLORIDA,

By CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM.
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD AND BLUFFTON. ,orv
~ THE STEAMER "PILoT BOY"
.z Captain W: T. McNELgz, VII, WI leave ave
C6arieston ey cry Monday Night, at u o'ciocs ana
Savannah every Thtsrsday Morning. at O'CLOCK.
Ali way Freight, also Bluhton Wharfage, must %
pre- epsid.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
John FERGUSON, Accommodation Wharf.
March 8
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MARION.

The following are the returns from the
different precincts:
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,aCIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPY's

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. -
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RE-
DUCED RATES - 50
.~A STEAMERS OF TIE ABOVE
NkEIY9 line leave Pier No. AZ, North River,
LElBlNtEG9 foot Of Canalstreet, New 10 York, A at
stszz5 - o'clock noon, Of the lst 9th, 16tn
and 24th Of every month Except when these dates
fall on Sunday, then the Saturday precedingl.
Departure Of LIST and 21st connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports Those OF LIST touch at Manzanillo.
Departure of 1lth of each month connects with
the new steam line frem Panama to Australia and
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
cisco, for China and Japan, June g.
No California steamers touch at havana, but go
direct from New York TO Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each ADMIT.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information spply
at the COMPANY's TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf,
foot of Canal-street, North River, New York. -.
March IL 1yr T. Z. BABY, Agent.
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FOR GEORGETOWN, 8. c.,
TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, KITHF1ELD
AND wAvERLY MILLS.
n~A THE STEAMER 'EMHIE," CAPT.
ISAAC DAVIS, win receive fright THIS
Dan at South Commercial Wharf, and leave as
above, To.Morrop Friday) Morning, oath inst, at
6 o'clock
Returning willIeaye Georgetown on Monday Norm
ina 9th instant, at 6 o'clock.
All Freight must be prepaid.
No Freight received atter sunset.
For Freight or Passage apply to
SHACKELFORD & KELLY, Agents,
No. Boyce's Wharf.
SIS. FRASER, Agent Georgetown, 5. q.
April %
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nEcoLLEcrIoSs OF THE WHITE HOUSE DURING
L1NcoIN's ADMN1sTRATIoN-A sEEvAN
TEsTIMoNY-MRs. LINcoLN's VIEWS ON STATE
CRAFT AND PoL1TIc1ANs-HER EARLY AMB1-
TON, FI1RTAT1oNs AND coURTsHPs.
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is STANTON A COWARD.

General Sherman testified that Mr.. Johnson
promised to him that Stanton was cowardly.
This fact is very patent here, To those per-
sons whom he can overawe, Stanton is roar
ing lion. He is meek as ring-dove 10 people
who can put him upon any equality. During
this long ad interim season he has been afraid
to quit the War Department, sleeping there OF
nights to the amusement Of men OF all opin-
ions. Even old General Thomas said: "No
man but one who would do a mean thing him
He thinks 1 would slip in there in the night and
seize his Office. A politician NIGH do this, not
a soldier" Mr.. Stanton's cowardice has been
tested here very often. One of his reasons tor
keeping General Detective Baker in his en-
ployment was to watch his house and keep as
sassins, imagined or supposed, away. During
much Of the war he lived haunted existence,
relieved by spasmodic clustering. Indeed, the
advance characters in the impeachment trial
are good deal like Falstaff's band. Slant on
is Nym, Wade is Pistol, Howard, with his red
nose, is Bardolph, Butler is Falstaff, with his
eye in mourning Bingham is old Mistress Quick
", and Forney is the convenient young woman
Of the play, camp follower, who will sleep
anywhere.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.

The position of the Chief Justice has it's pc
culiarities. He certainly is not recognized as
among the impeachers; and the extreme Radi-
Gals do not Hesitate to declare that he has gone
over to the Copperheads. This sort OF remark
has, however, lost its force to some extent, as
Charles Sumner has been called Copperhead
a good many times within few days, because
he has not agreed with majority, of his party
as to the evidence that should BE- admitted.
The Chief Justice occupies position of eleya-
ted neutrality on the political questions OF the
day. I doubt whether he proposes to become @
enthusiastic about the Chicago nominations.
We NAV not have the pleasure Of seeing him at
home next fall to vote. An incident of some
significance is the Endorsement that MIR. Chase
Kirby. There is no doubt that Mr.. Chase did
tell General Cary that he considered that letter
manly one Il believe he did not say, frank
and manly'), and that he honored him tor
writing it, He referred particularly to that
portion of it in which the General tells his
constituents that if it cost him every political
friend he had in the world, he would do accord
ing to his convictions.
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FOR EDISTO,
ROCKVILLE. ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND
INGS.
-A THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
Ezysa5satfES Captain D. BOYLE, win receive
Ereie6t Tins bay, and leave To-AorTou IoTning, at
O'Clock, and Edisto Sunday Morning at 6 o'clock.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
JOHN q. MURRAY, Market Whar1.
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FOR NEW YORK.
s~h THE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL
Me2S$0 STEAMSHIP CHAREEsTON.
LI1EfIEtEMo BERRY, Commander VIII ifaSe'
@Sass5f1less @f4Az1&s-A Adgers Wharf on Saturday, tno
25th instant, at - O'Clock.
S The steamers Of this Line insure at three-quar'
nsT The side whe,l steamship MANHATTAN
will follow on TAursday, the 3Oth instant, at a7s
A. u.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay Up sta,ss)
April % o
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Shipping.

YACHT MAGGIE MITCHELL.
THIS FAvORTTE YACHT, d HAV1NG
& been Thoroughly reftted for pleasure par
ANtes, is now ready for engagements oy ap-
- plication to the captain on board. OF 10
BLACK -& JOHNSTON,
anrn7 futhssmos Agents.
THE YACHT ELEANOR.
Is NOW PREPARED TO CONVEY PAS
M sENGERS to oil points of interest arouna
AEAthe hsrbor. To leave Government DocA a.
Sumter and Morris Island.
Arrangements for passage, or charter, mace AT tre
establishment MEETNG-STREET,o one door soutn
Of Mills House.
April4
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Majority for Radicals
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05
Devon Cattle for Work.


1t is for beef chiefly that Devons are
kept in England. 1t is in reference to
this that this race has been improved.
Probably it is less valuable for labor and
milk than it was before the propensity to
fatten acquired its present ascendency
But in New England one of their princi-
pal recommendations is for labor. la sec
tons where oxen are worked the Devons
are mostly kept, though their hardness
and activity render them better fitted for
exposure and short pastures than Short
horns. No OK of his size it is said equals
the Devon for labor he is active and
strong for his weight. Youatt says
-Four good Devon steers will do as much
work in the field or on the road as any
three horses, and in as quick, and often
quicker time"
1t is not merely for the amount of work
which the Devon OK performs that he is
priced; the style in which he does it, his
handsome form, fine color, graceful car.
riage, and the little attention he requires
from his driver, all serve to enhance his
great value, even as a beast of burden
In fact, but one objection is made to him
and that il, he lacks the weight which i.
required for the heaviest work, The Oh.
lection, as applicable to full bloods, mus,
be to some extent admitted; they are moi
generally as large as would be desir'
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able for all kinds Of work, though some Of
them have size enough for a work or and
by attention To this point in the selection of
breeding stock there would be no diiiieul-
~ in obtaining animals possessing the
requisite weight and strength, The or
binary weight Of aSen ni this breed in
England, 4 OF years old, is 500 To 900
lbs, beef only; but show animals have
attained the weight Of 400 lbs, In re-
speot To quality Of flesh, Deyons stand
high, being exeelled only by the noun
tain breeds OF SCOTLAND and Wales, and
the kerries Of Ireland,
As intimated, an important object in
keeping Deyons is the working Of the OK
en-, Hence the points Of activity and mus
eular strength must be duly regarded,
More attention should be paid 10 size, in
the selection Of breeding stock, than is
usually given, to this subject, Sull, SYM
metry should by no means be sacrificed 10
size, Bulls may be obtained weighing,
in fair condition, at mature age, from
100 20 1900 lbs, and in some instances
more, while they are not lacking in any
Of the special merits Of good Dcyons,
Such AN animal, broken TO the yoke, would
probably show that he has weight aud
strength enough for anything required Of
an OK, OF course, there is no reason why
Devon oxen should not attain as great
Size as the bulls,
Considerable has been said in regard TO
securing higher dairy qualities in Dow
ons, They may unquestionahly be Oh
tanned but it would be at the sacrifice,
mere es less, al their faitcning tendency
and value Of the yoke, as has been found
To be the result, whenever this has been
attempted in England, The value OF the
Devons for beef and labor, is probably
regarded as, about equal at the present
time. II is not unlikely that the price Of
beef will in future render it expcdient 10
place the fattcning tendency relatively
higher in the scale than formerly, Where
darying is pursued as special business,
Deyons will not be generally adopted /;
some breed cultivated with particular
reference To that object will be chosen,
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Local and state Items.

SLATE RooFs,-We would call attcn-
ton 10 the card of Mr.. \. II. Hawley,
contractor and practical slater in our adj
vortising columns, Mr.. Hawley has had
a long and large practical experience in
the business of covering buildings with
slate, and understands the subject in all
It's details. His success is indicated by
the letters Of Recommendation from such
persons as Hon. James Marvin and II. ii.
Iathorn of Congress Hall, Saratoga
Springs, Baker Il Noble, Fort Wayne.
Ind, Douglass & Smith, NJ Gallagher, Pres
ident Of Ianawee Gas Company, 2anes-
vile, Ohio, Capt. +. r. Ward and G. h.
Avery Of the Michigan Central Il. r., De-
troit, as well as the work done at home,
which speak for him far better than any
words of ours We commend them to all
who deisre such roofing,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

heart sweet kind words, words Of council
ana tenderness, oh how sweet was her
sleep that night-how soft her pillow
She had pluoked some thorns from the
path Of little SHINING but striving NOR
tai,
That boy is now a promising man. His
foster father is dead, his foster mother
aged and siekly; but she knows no want
The poor outcast" is her support. No
hly does he repay the trust reposed IN
him,
"WhW my father and mother forsAks
me, then the Lord will take me up
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he will make any further demands for the
office, Gen, Thomas has in his possession,
executed in form, his commission signed
by the President appointing him seere-
tary Of War ad interim, Gen. Thomas
attended a Cabinet meeting Friday NOR
ming,
Under the law relative to the summons
served upon Secretary Stanton, he is al
lowed twenty days to respond, before the
next term Of the District Court, The
case, therefore, cannot come up till April,
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I'0R SALE.

One of the beSt located Tin shops in Vermont,
tully established now doing large and profitable
business. The above is located In douiishinS
village, IN the midst of large and wealthy farming
Immunity. The building consists Of lAryc neV
hop, 50 by SIS ieet in sixe, two stories high, and
Slth shed in rear, and occupying the best corner
o. tor business IN the place. The building cost
iyer s3,0OO. The owner wishing 10 90 West oners
he entire property. together with all the stock Of
manufactured goods, pcddlers carts, &c, including
me complete set Of machinery, and three full se3
II tools, all OF the most improved patterns and
,tyles. The business us nov carried on amounts
@ over 10000 per ysar, which could be easily
doubled, aud profits large. II u doubtful u theirs
another location IN Vermont pooeaning equal
advantages toI The carrying on of large and suo-
'essiul Tin and Stove business The entire pur-
hse III both the real estate and personal property
ALL tall below a. 600 and not better investment
an be made IN Vermont. Time given on apart
II the purchase money II desired. For full par
loulars apply TO the undersigned Of WAllingfosd.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

SECRETARY STANTON AND "AD IN
TERM. United States Marshal Cooling
called at the War Department, Friday
morning, and personally handed Secretary
Stanton the writ notifying him Of the
suit which had been entered against him.
Gen. Thomas was at the War Department
during the forenoon, but had no interview
with Mr.. Stanton. 1t is not probable that
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7 WILL UPON APPLICATION.

Furnish printed maps and printed documents
| II the
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD,
showing the location Of all their lands on the line
II the road, for sale the most favorable Of tsrma
They have about 100000 now unsold, which
offered IN prices varying from IS to ei2 per scre,
and on ten years credit at six per cent. interest.
And what better chance can u man, even Of mod
=, e means, ask to secure him homo in what il
Cy all conceded to be the finest State in the Great
West. There is not the slightest doubt in my mind
hat before the time expires that he has bought
his land on, the same land will be worth from
thirty to fifty dollars per acre.
| can offer several improved farms on the line Of
The Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad varying in
price from $40 to $50 per acre.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

GRAND LEvEE AT BRANDON. j. L.
Stinson, Esq, late of the Central House
in this place, having become landlord of
the Brandon House, Brandon, his numer-
Gus friends propose to hold a grand levee
on the occasion of its formal opening UNI
der his administration on Friday evening
next, and from the manner in which the
arrangements are being conducted we
have no doubt the affair will be highly
successful. Colby's quadrille band fur
nishes the music.
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r HAVE OVER FIFTY FARMS

in this and adjoining counties for sale, and
having but Just returned from a two months stay
N Northern Missouri, can give valuable infoma-
ION TO any wishing TO go to that state or to thoss
wishing To invest there Tor the sake Of investment
There is large emigration now pouring into
Missouri, and the State il fast being settled up by
4 good enterprise and industrious set Of people
.rom the Middle and Eastern States.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

CONCERT AT EAST WNLLINeFoRn-
The singers u East Walhugiord, under
the direction Of &C, Rilwell Of this place,
will give grand vocal and Instrumental
'concer, at the Baptist Church in that
place eR Thursday evening uext The
programme is choice one, aud the pro-
eeeds are TO be applied for the beusiit OF
the eornet band, who viii assist in the
concert.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05
Washington Items.

The Senate rejected the nomination
Friday, Of Col, Moses ~ Wisewel oil No"
york as Commissioner Of Internal Reye
nue., in place Of Mr., Rollins,
There seems little il any doubt that
Congress will repeal the law establishing
the bureau Of statistics, As recommended
by the joint committee ON rctrenehmcnt
The Frcedmcn's Bureau in Kentucky
abolished BY Gen, Grant, while ho was
Secretary Of War ad interim, has been
quietly restored 10y Mr. Stanton without
orders Of the President,
Tho contemplated charge against the
President Of attempting 10 change the
Military Department without the consent
Of Congress has been abandoned, The
souu.cl To defend tho President has not
yet been Engaged,
The wri, of quo wauautn against
Secretary Stanton, about which 81 much
has been said, was To have been applied
for. Saturday, with view 10 compel Mr.,
Stanton - -haw eause-Mhy he holds pos
session OF the War Department
Tho senator, who are counted 10y
.anguiue iricuda II Mr.. johnson as doubt
iul ON tho Hal impeachment vote, are
M...H Trunhull, Fs.sondcu, Anthony,
Spraguc, Upton, Van Wrinkle, Wiley
and sherman, A. well count sumner and
Wade Is some ot those.
Their are now ffty-thirr Senators
qualified, >o that i, viii he necessary for
the President, in order 10 escape couyic-
ton, 10 laN, ~ hl5cu yurCz, OF uUv.thJrri
There are eleven Democratic senators
and it remains 90 Ice seen whether seven
Republican, Will act with them in de-
teuSa Of Andy johnson
-Geu Hancock is out ui temper be-.
J-1rIsr n ,t Il It ~ La
Gen Grant Il i, rUmorgl that he ha,
resigned G.u. Grant became fully con-
vinccl, upon "a careful examination Of tho
subject, that Hancock ordered the rcno-
val OF loyal men flum "'i.r and gay, their
places to rohel~
Senator MeCr.gry of kentucky, tho
successor Of Mr.. Guthrie, rr. ,an'ci hi,
,rodoutial, on Friday, and Wa, sworn
taking the "iron-ylad oath withou, wink.
lns. He /. tall, ,talwart man, with O.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05
A LSO FOR SALE IN SHOREHAM

4 LSO FOR SALE IN SHOREHAM
"a AND ORWELL, VT, one Of the finest
Oairy and Stock Farms in the state, consisting Of
our hundred acres Of choice land, well vstered
and wooded with extra good building; largs
1arns-one OF which cost over ~, 900 meadows al
evel and moved with machine the farm nov
Sintering 40 cows and over 400 sheep, besides
cams, sc, and viii be sold low and on very I'D.
outrageous terms Of payment, but . small PSF
entage required down, and balance on long time
/ desired This farm IS hard to beat. Po- fur
ther information apply to
rankin POST, wallingf0rd, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

PERsoSAL.-Major y. p. Bowman has
returned frc.a his cotton plantation at
Washington, Forth Carolina. and is stop
ping at st. Johnsbury.
We learn that our friend James S.
Peck, Esq, of Montpelier, Assistant Sec
rotary of the Senate, has been appointed
Assistant Adiutent-General with the rank
of Major, in place of Henry B. Bradley,
Esq, resigned. He has entered upon his
new duties, and hisexperience as adiu-
tant in the 18th and 18th Vermont Reg
iments will make him valuable assistant
TO Adjutant-General Wells He is a gen
tleman of genial qualities, and of culture.
who will succeed in whatever he under
takes. We most cordially trust his new
relations viii prove as agreeable to him
as his services will prove valuable To the
State
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

REVIVAL IN THE REFORM School,
There il revival in the reform school
at Waterbury. Daily puyer-mcetings
are held by the boys, at which nearly all
are in attendance. They devote the hours
Of play 10 their own meetings conducted
with the utmost propriety,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

President .lolnson's few friends are
evidently troubled. One Of their last
points Of escape is that the action of the
House of Representatives in respect to
impeachment will not legally apply to
him, but will defeat itself, in that the re-
solution passed by the House, impeaches
Andrew johnson, President of the United
States, whereas, constitutionally and le-
gally, Mr.. johnson is Yice-President Of
the United States, discharging the powers
and duties of the President in uonse-
quence Of the death Of that officer. They
also say that although if Mr.. johnson is
tried he may be found guilty, yet it will
not necessarily follow that he be dismissed
from Office The constitution provides
that judgment in case of Impeachment
shall not extend further than to removal
from Office and disqualification to hold
Office, but they attempt to console them
selves with the idea that slighter pun
ishment-say the cenSure of the Court
may be inflicted.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

DEvuIsu,-The 81, Mbans Messenger
says The engineer u the Gycnisg express
into Montreal, night before last, when be-
tween the junction" and Swantou sta
ton, discovered distractions GA the track,
and whistlcl down tho brakes in season
TO prevent damage from the collision
which followed, The author Of this fend-
ISL work is unknown, hut suspicion rests
upon boy who was put off one Of the
trains al the junction"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

WuTEuAIIa-on Friday evening, slst
ult, Mr., Mcdonald, the Young priest Of
the Catholic church in Whitehall, was
presented with gold watch aud chain
which cost $50, by TIE young men ofhis
congregation, The Chronicle gives the
mode Of presentation as follows; A little
company assembled at Mr., Ambros. GILL;
gan's, where the priest boards, and as il
Was about to break up, Johnny Burns
asked him what time il was, The prizes,
replied, 81 don't know, have no watch,
Don't say again You have no watch,
says Johnny, and immediately handed him
the repeater The young priest was much
affected by this considerable remembrance
on the part of his congregation, aud by
this proof OF the appreciation OF his worth
as a man, aud his labors as pastor,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

EARM FOR SALE.---ONR OF 50
Il acres, one mile nom HydssMA. md oaS q
the best houses in the country th1reon, 1t -
price than the buildings ars north.
One in Benson Of about - asso Of sxce11sat
land and comfortable buildings o. ibxAl tsenA
G. II. WILLARD.
Castleton, Dec. IS, 1857. 37d&v6
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

ACCIDENT. - X correspondent of tfhe
st. Adams Transcript gives the following
account of an accident at Isle La Mott
John Mcdonald eff Isle La Mott, while
chopping wood for H. c. Fisk, fclled a
tree, the falling of which liberated tree
that had previously been cut and lodged,
leaning towards where Mcdonald was
chopping. He not being on the lookout
for any danger except from the tree he
cut, was very badly injured by the lodged
tree falling directly on him, bruising his
forehead and face, and also iniuring the
spinal cord, which produced paralysis be-
low the small of the back SO he cannot
move either leg, and it is doubtful wheth-
er he will ever have the use of his legs, if
he lives. He is poor, but an honest, in
dustrious man, and only the week before
buried his wife, who died after a long
sickness.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05
ORWELL,
MIDDLEBURY, &c, &C.,

MIDDLEBURY, &C., &C.,
And have besides large list OF buyers that will
within the next sixty days buy somewhere.
Therefore it will be tor the interest Of both seller
and buyer to give me call. No charges made
unless l eject sale of property entrusted to my
care.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05
T HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE

L LAUNDERING properties for sale IN Vermont,
all in good paying condition and win DO offered
ton by mail of all Of them to any one applying.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-05

T HAVE YET FOR SALE A FEW
l. CHOICE BUILDING LOTS in Waningosd
Village. Also, two or three Houses, any Of whieA
will be offered on easy terms Of payment ApPay
to the undersigned at Wallingford.
FRANKLIN POST
Real Estats Agent