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WEnNrsnAY. DEcENHER p.

WEDNESDAY, DECENBER2i.
FLOUR-Thore isnot much activity to notice in
the Flour market. but the demand is steady from
the trade and all desirable brands are held firm,
been at 3 Is n 90 for Western suporfne s. Is a
'-V luI common extrus s "a @ for medium extras
and nAAers brands and $40 a N 20 for 6enesee,
Ohio, Indiana ana Michi~nn Illinois Flour has
been selling at so IA OBJ and 81 Louis at so a Il
SD q Dbl. Calior ia Tour Quiet at 80 IN - Dbl
for choice family ard Canada white v-heats have
been selling at $40 N ll.P Dbl. southern Flour is
steady al 81 r. Isl Lawrence Mills at $40 a ID 80 4:
and Boston City Mills at 50 a % 80 q bhl Tn Rive
Flour the sales rave been confined to small lots
pRQNISIONS-Ihere il very firm feeling for
Pork and prices are tending upward account Of a
reuorted short crop at the West and extreme high
1ress there The sales have been At s2l ~ n f2 for
nrfne ~ n SOS for mess and So n So for clear.
Reefis iu steady demand and firm. sales at 10 50 az
as for Western mess SIS a 10 80 for extra mess
and 50 so a y 80 for family. Lard Is trm and prices
have advanced to II a l5.e n for steam and ket-
tic rendered. In smoked Ellams sales at l5c z H..
Hogs are in demand and prices have advanced to II
a l2tc q h.
PRODU CE-There is no change in the Butter mar
ket, with a fair demand for all choice grades; me
es have been at 45 a. 4Sc for New YORK ana Ner-
mont dairies. good and choice u a SIC Tor
diaries and from 35 n soc for common ana iiilI.
Cheese is firm At the recent advance. The sales nave
been at H. a lsc for farmers diaries, and te "a &c
q n for factory. White Beans have been in dem and
with sales Of medium an yellow eyes at - 81. a :
IS common and good extra pea at 50 - a . and
marrow very scarce and would bring 81 80 a s. v
busbel Potatoes have been in fair demand at CSC a
q q bushel Poultry remains without much i'm
movement although demand good for some says.
Prices range from l2s a 25c e u. quality. Egg.
have been in fair demand at 10 a arc U dozen.
WOOL. There as been considerable activity o.
the Wool market and there is firm and buoyani
tone 10 prices. Holde.s very canident OF good
range OF prices for some months 10 come and are in
different about selling except for full current rates
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THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY
Of the City of New York, No. 336 Broadway,
CAPIT.sL ONE MILLION DOLLHRS
CHARTERED BY THE STATE

DARIUS R. MASAGAS, Pres. JAS. MERRILL, Sec,
est on all daily balances subject to check at sight
Special deposits for six months more, may
made at Eve per cent. The capital Of one million
dollars is divided among over FIVE hundred share
holders, comprising many gentlemen oflarge wealth
and financial experience, who are also personally
liable to depostors for all obligations OF the Compa-
ny to double the amouat Of their stock As the Na-
tional Trust Company receives deposits in large
small amounts and permits them to be drawn as a
whole or in part by check at sight and without no
tice allowing interest all daily balances parties
throughout the country keep accounts in this
institution with spe,ial advantages of security,
veuience, and profit. July 81 d&-sn.
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The sales have been upward of 900 600 ibs fleece and
pulled, at prcel ranging from AZ "a csc Y 10 for
fleece including common Western up to picklock
pennsylvania; and from % "a 55c for No. up to
chece super pulled The sales include large lots
AA Ohio and Pennsylvania at 50 a SIC; consdera-
choice Maine eeces at 52c Michigan at AZ a SOC for
No 1 and y and Western at IS a 45c Y H. Comb
Ing fleece continues in demand, with sales Of Amer
can at 60 a 65
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THEGREAT NEW ENGLAND REM

THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REM
EDf.-Dr. j. ". POand's White Pine Compound,
cures sore throat colds coughs dipthera, br0nchit
Is, splitting Of blood, and pulmonary affections gen
orally. 1t is a remarkable remedy for kidney COM
plants, diabetes difficulty Of voiding urine, bleed
ing from the kidneys and bladder gravel and other
complaints
BOsTOS, Jan. %, 1865.
PoiaHi's Wtite Pine ComB0uHd.-After having
given II a thorough trial we confidently recon-
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liable article for the cure Of colds coughs and pull
monte complaints generally. In several cases we
have known % give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had failed. Ii is an
article, which, in climate pr0m0tive Of sudden
and severe colds is that Of New England, ought 10
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once obtain il and give it fair trial, will not there
after De willing 10 ne without it, Boston Journal
y AVAILABLE MEplCINE-Dr- Poiand's Uhite Pine
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attempt 20 combine and apply the medicinal virtue.
% the White Pine Bark. II has been thoroughly
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well known 90 our citizens. We recommend It's trial
IN all those cases Of disease To which it is adapted
IL for sale by all our truggists.-tN 7. IHdepon-
tent.
The Vhite Pine Compound is now sold in every
part % the United states and British Provinces.
Prepared at the NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
BosToN, MASS.
Oct l-f, Sos. vIyr
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as to the reliability Of our house and tbat ~ h'i
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- Trade
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y LETTER BOOK" For copy ing letters with
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Aew Sdrertisen rnts.
Nine Hundred & sixty Miles

Ofthe line West from Omaha are now completed.
and the work is going on through the Winter As
the distance between the finished portion Of the
Union and Central Pacific Railroads is now less than
400 miles. and both companies are pushing forward
the work with great energy, employing over % 90
men there can be no doubt that the ,rboIe
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Hiram Little Of Corinth killed a hog on the
7tl inst. Is months Old and weighing j6l lbs.
4 Frenchman by the name Of Yeo, had his
right arm sawed of on the 3rd instant by a cir
cular saw in the beistead factory Of f. b Sails
bury, in West Randolph.
Pickett, the forger, who escaped from the jail
al Chelsea, some three months since was cap
tured and brought back last week He was
found hear Lowell, ohopping wood.
The shop near the entrance Of the Vershire
conner mine. was burned last week, nearly suf-
locating the night gang Of hands at work in the
nine The miners suffered the principal loss,
each Of them losing a suit Of clothes, and sew
eral losing watches and money.
The village Of West Randolph is one Of the
smartest business places in Vermont. The
Messrs Salisbury have laid a foundation for
new furniture shop and saw-Inill, 60 by 10, to
Re propelled by so horsepower engine, and
employ 80 hands
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GENTS WANTED for the Blue
n COATS, And how they Lived, Fought and Died
the Union, with scenes and lnciGelts in the Great
Rebellion"
II contains over l0o fine EngrlTings and ~ pages,
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feeding SIX hundred turkeys, and an indefinite
number of hogs, on the surplus mutton.
A lynx was killed on Foster Mountain in
Woodbury., Friday of last week, by George Tib-
belts. 1t weighe1 20 lbs, and measured feet
aud four inches in length.
The voters of Montpelier have been warned to
meet in town meeting Wednesday, the 23d Of
Dec, TO see if the town will vote to aid in the
construction Of the Wells River Railroad. and
also if the town will establish and maintain a
Free Public Library.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Mrs. Osgood Holman died in Rutland Dec u,
aged SO years.
Two full grown coons were recently killed in
the road IN South Londonderry, 10y Selden Ben
son.
/ Edwin J. Kraetzer had his left thumb taken
of just below the second joint, by circular
saw, in the sash and blind factory, Bellows
Falls, on Thursday last
The dwelling house Of Mr.. NJ. C. Peck in Ben
son narrowly escaped being entirely burned on
the 18th inst. The damage was fully covered by
insurance.
i Frenchman named John Ashline Of Benson.
tncylng Oliver Voudry's wife more than his
own, eloped with Mrs Y. few days ago in the
direction Of Canada.
Henry Richardson, lboring man of Brat
ieooro' was found recently lying in the barn Of
Mr. Weld, in that village, where he had been for
four days, without anything to eat, and but
tluy claJ. lie was taken charge of by the Sc
lectmen.
). j. Brdgman's trout ponds, at Bellows
Falls, have again been the objects Of special in
tcrest, during the present spawning season, and
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HRS TWlAS GOOD -.
In our line with an increased stock including
Pictures, Frames,
Cheap CrOmeS.
Fancy Boxes. &C &C. &c. are daily being added to
our stock and PRICES FAVORABLE to all
100 NEW JUVENILE BOOKS ASSORTED.

A few Standard Books in Extra Binding offered at
greatly reduced rates, and general Miscellaneous
Books too cheap to ADVERTISE ZONE ana zee corner
Church and College street.
Dec. 18th, t-d3t1W.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
Or THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, Dec. p
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. Swine
This week 1901 4.73q 30
Last week l2S3 74lO 300
Vermont 4O7 2}s5
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra, sl2 30 a % 90; first
quality 81 on a u 90; second quality g. 50 a 10
50 third quality s. 50 a 900.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, p pair
Sl4i, son, $3.50 a $3.50
Milch Cows and Calves, from s35, $50, s65, s75 a
100.
Yearlings SIS a IS two years old, $50 a p +;
three years old, SIS n co
Prices Of Sheep and Lanhs-In lots 81 80, g 90 20
S250 each; extra - - a 500, or from y a &c y
Il. Spring mbs at 3 50 a 5 e head.
Hides 10 "a lose. Tallow, "a ste. Pelts, 81 a
8 p each CAT skins ~ a pr per H.
Prices Of Poultry-Extra 10 n &c prime l-i a
Ice: good q a l5c; medium 10 a l7c; poor to
medium lie.
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9rlr advertisements.
THE SUCCESS Of our ONE DOLLAR SALE
l has zad sreh .nrnpIafa @
Revolution in Trade !

That IN order to supply the demand oceasioned by
our constantly increasing patronage. We have re-
Gently made importatlons for the Pail Trade direct
from European manufacturers, amountinu 10
nearly s1OO.oOo. 50 that We are prepared 10 sell
Plated Ware, Cutlery, Watches. Albums Jewelrv
&c, ofhettsr quality than any other concern in the
country for the uniform urice Of - $50
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no THE WORKING Glass - am now

ITO THE WORKING CLASS IL am now
1 prepared % furnish slant employ ment % All
classes at their homes, for their pare moments
Business new, light and profitable fiity cents To
8 per evening is easily earned, and The bys anu
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send me their address and test the bus Less FOR
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GENTS WANTED 20 sell a new book per
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edited BY Geo. E. Waring Esq. the Distinguished
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Hog stories are popular in Barton. Nine were
recently killed there averaging 500 pounds each.
The Orleans County Musical Convention met at
Irasburgh on Friday, and was well attended.
In Greensboro last week snow fell to the depth
Of one foot.
Alex. Simpson has sold his farm to Mcclellan
and Young.
John Cook recently slaughtered COW whose
quarters weighed 10 lbs each.
In Jay, c. P. Stevens has commenced run
ming his new clapboard mill
D. II. Fox has sold his farm to Edward Bick-
ford Of Troy for 81, 600.
The Albany Mil Co. of Albany have fitted up
their circular saw-uiil at an expense Of $1,000,
and are doing fine business.
L. A. Lund Of Barton, finding some Of his
poultry missing, discovered the cause in hol-
low tree The largest coon weighed Is lbs.
Mrs. Mary Wing Of Lyndon, aged - years,
was found lying dead upon the floor last Satur-
day afternoon.
butcher named Harris has slopel from
Charleston, leaving several remembrances be-
mind him which his creditors won't soon forget
Peter Mcintyre of Derby, has sold his farm
and trotting park TO a Mr.. Carleton Of Under
hill, for 5000.
In Albany, Messrs. Hayden Dow have
bought and sold during the past season 1892
head Of cattle.
The river SAW mill has been repaired and ia
now cutting out lumter at the rate Of eight
thousand feet per day.
A horse belonging to David Ssco Of Jay re-
Gently ran against load Of log and broke his
jaw Tie had to be killed.
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HORACE GREELEY proposes to write du
II iES the year l-ds, An elementary work on
P0lifIC0g Economy,

wherein the policy of " Protection % Home Indus
try viii De explained and vindicated. This work
VIII ir-t Dec given TO tie public through tie success
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STATE OF VERMONT, }THIs: Honorable , the
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Woodstock was settled one hundred years ago
the ith of this month.
Mr.. Mary uuiiey hos opcuel new hotel i'm
Windsor. 1t Is said She won't have TO try hard
to equal her previous efforts in that line
Il is reported that snow has fallen ia Chester
and vicinity to the depth If about ou. foot, and
seirhiBg is excellent
ksolendid bell Of fine tone weighing 900 Jos.
was last Saturday successfully raised into the
leI-ar,b of the Methodist Church iu Springfield
7l w.. r.-,,.-, r-,-,...,,. Climb r. b.l lfn-
...... 90 - tb-. ,ri,+sr i'm figerent
nsr, -. ,rl l-s.,..,r.- ,.sri..,.
subjects.
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VERMONT.


TIC Water LILY has been raised and found to
.. INJURED but slightly. The iron has been
sly secuTel
The Laiies society, Of Bristol, is making ar
.uents To give concert and festival on
una. I've at the Methodist Church.
HIN George " Grandey has accepted an in
...n 90 deliver an address before the YER
-,.- Lvceum on the eveningof Foreiathers day
~ A treat worthy Of the occasion may
z.,,e-
.--. Minor, who was arrested the same day
and battery on the partner Of his
v-. on examination, bound over for
.t.t. June term of the County Court
t..etntly been running riot in Mid
was specially conspicuous in a
between some quarry men and
.-s near the depot, last Friday. Only
rioters was arrested, probably because
trunk 20 get away
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
a- is fine ia the County.
sanford. Mr.. Asa Whitney fell and broke
leg few days since.
Abraham C-au0 has purchased Of T. Jackson
.. farm known a. the Nacumber Place, for
$4,000
The Good Tamp.ar festival in Bennington last
seek was decided success Inc receipts
mounted TO -@lr
Deacon stephen Bingham has been appointed
..t~u -ureruteHdent Of Common Schools IN
bennington.
d. Wait. E-l., Of Hi-h-ate. is repairing
.-I sIl.n- 81 his re,il encc for the purpose Of
making c.uuali.g- boarding house
Tl.. r......-. If Customs at the Custom House
. r..rf.~f 1r..n- ,.e month If November.
.... ~ -ls
r.-- u .- -. ,u.... e. .-...l
....-..-.-. ilr.8-, decided IN commence the
..s-..... and editions 20 II nj once
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EXCELLENT SECURITY.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE, THIRTY YEAR
six per cent Gold Bonds
THE
Central Pacific R. R. Co.

THESE Bonds are duly authorized and accredited
obligations Of one Of the most responsible cor
porations ofthe American continent and are secured
by absolute first lien upon the valuable grants,
franchises railroad equipment business etc Of the
best portion Of the grea;
NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD LINE,
extending eastwardly from the nayigable waters OF
the Pacific Coast to the lines now rapidly building
from the Eastern States.
They bear SIX per cent interest per annum in gold
and both principal and interest are expressly made
Payable in United States Gold Coin.
The semi-annual coupons are payable July lst and
January LIST, in New York City.
The purchaser Is charged the accrued interest from
the date Of the last paid COUPON the currency rate
only.
This issue Of bonds constitutes one of the targets
and most popular corporate loans Of the country and
therefore Will be constantly dealt in.
The greater portion Of the Loan is now in the
hands Of steady Investors, and 10 is probable that
before many months. when the road is completed
and the loan closed the bonds viii be eagerly sought
for atthe highest rates.
They are Issued only as the work progresses, and
to the same extent only the United States Subsidy
Bonds granted hy the government 20 the Pacific
Railroad CompaHes
Nearly FIVE HuNuRED Mills of the road are now
built and the grading is well sfueel 10 two hun
dred and fry miles additional The
THROUGH LINE ACROSS TIE CONTINENT
VIII be completed by the middle Of next year when
the overland travel viii be very large.
Tho local business alone. upon the completed pOr-
ton, heavy and so advantageous that the cross
earnings average more than quarter " a million
in gold per month, (Which 80 per cent only is re
quired for operating expenses.
The net prof; upon the Company business on the
completed portion, IS about double the amount -
annual interest liabilities 10 Do assumed taereup1u,
and will yield O surplus Of nearly q million in gold
after expenses and interest are paid. even if the
through connection were not made.
TIE best lands the richest mines. together with
the largest settlement and nearest markets le along
this portion Of the Pacific Railroad, and che future
development Of business thereon will Dee proportion
ally great From these considerations It il submit
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Our COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS

Exceed those Of every other estab!l.h,psBt ~ ,,.
kind Proof OF this can he found in elr,D-; ~.
premiums with others FOR CLUES OF TfIF tawF
SIZE, in addition 70 which We claim a. - -.
goods Of the same character.
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ALLCOCK'S PORULS TLASTERS Ace
oumulateselcctrcity, whereby the circulation Of the
blood becomes equalized upon the part where APP
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Was there ever published stronger evidence than
this certificate from A. F. Sterling
For two year-, have been great sufferer from
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untlI applied one Of ALLC0CK'S PoB0J S
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F.. STERLING, sec'y Singer MY Co.
New YORK, June S, l7f5.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold 1y ~ Druggists.
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Mark the particulars in which the superiority Of
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seventh, it renders the hair flexible that it lies
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Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair Dress
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