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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
ONE OF yHE BEST INVEST.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF uf
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
900 MILES COMPLETED


\ limited amount % the Fu, Murlg.se Rond.
OF the Union Pacific Raihot1 Company am OF,
i'red to the public, as one OF thr ie,t and most
pEohlAble Investments.
!, They are lrst magtgs-r upaa the Longest
ana most lmp@Iaut railroad IN the county,
2, by law they can b issued 10 the Company
only As the mad Is completed, so that they always
ryIustut q Teal value,
.. THOR amount Is limited by act Of Congress
10 lli'y Million Dollars on the entire Pacific line,
OF sn average oiless than .3o,oo Per mile
T. Hon, l., ID, Morgan, Of the United States
Senate, and Hon. oakes Ames, ol the United
States House Of representative, are the trustees
Tor the bondAo1crs, 10 see that all their interest.
aTs protected,
s, Five Government Directors, appointed by
the rgu sG,nt Of the United States arr RESPONSE
blr 90 taa y5up'.! ilg the manag mrnt OF It's az
fam
g. 1a., United States Commissioners mus,
certify tu.. thg roaa is well built and equipped,
aud IN al Isspe1ts a hTst-elaSs railway before
any bond, e,.u Zee issued upon Il.
Z, Tie (ritel States Government lends the
Company gss own bonds 20 the same amount that
the company issues, for which It takes a SECOND
mortgage As security.
s. ~ additional all, Il makes an absolute DO.
nation ut i,,svG AIRES OF land 10 the mile lying
upon each side OF the road.
o, The bonds pay ak per cent, IN gold, and the
V.4alpl Is alsp payable in gold,
To, The earnings trum the local or way business
were over -Four Million Dollars last year, which,
after paying operating expenses, was much morc
than sufficient To pay the interest. These earn.
lngS will Na vastly increased on the Completion
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12


--fI'ty lady clerks viii be discharged
from th' trea'nTE 'IE@f'mn'. December
], and 200 mor5"' Now ("ar'<-.
A number Of 'Ao 'r"na, If Mr. Coz
tax eH!''.' al "'- re'..l@ar" VI 1..'E night.
:" tender h'm tIv.r congratulations Iat
he was not at hom'' having gone - din"
with'Gcn Grant.
Mrs Almira T. Fales, known to thcu~-
and> Of cir soldier, who were in hospital
in Washington, at one time or another
un'''8 'He war Gieu sunday hiHh' after
iohs ana p''"'"l ilh.ts'
---.ongrcss did not have more than
eight or ten members present on Tuesday,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
Gcmcrnl NrMs.

Tho total population ii Oao i, ,al.
caletod AZ 100000
The total registered vote Of New Or
leans was $4,000,
-Thirty-two pounds of h1ur now cocts
less than thirty'two pounds of oats
-Galveston, Texas, has city railroad
zone mile and two hundred feet long"
a letter" from Japan was received
at the auburn po,,-otlicc, last week, on
which the postage amounted to $40,
Earthquakes in California are affairs Of
daily occurrence. As rule they are
slight ones, doing little or no damage,
Returns from fifteen counties in Ore.
gon give, Grant over 800 majority. Nine
counties are yet to be heard from.
james L. White. a prominent member
Of the Masonic order ia New York, died
suddenly in Broadway stage last cyen-
ing
-oMcial returns from the Fourth Con-
gresstoual district Of Tennessee elect Till
man, republican, 10y POO majority.
Tho public deb, statement will be
issued to-day, lii. >iI that it will show
a decrc1se Of the l,n. o; about 5000
uJ1.
William II. Salisbury, q physician of
Portsmouth, y. H. committed suicide
with pru~sic acid gn Saturday. He WAS
oaly - year. ui a-r.
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tenths per cent, leaving the legal rate Of
interest at six pen cent, as at present es-
tah.ishOli aud mot iiNiug the legal rate
IT interest at seven yua three-tenths pen
cent, as stated ia tie reported proceed
ing, Mr.. Miner proposition was misuu-
derstool by the REPORTER.
HEARTH AND lluNE /, the name at "a
new weekly venture. Of which Pettcngill,
Bates n Co, are tic lroPrictors, while
Donald q, Mitchell win DO editor, aud
Harriet Deeeher Stowe a regular con,ribu,
tor, II is TO be devoted to all that per.
tains to country lie in its broadest sense,
With its execllcu, editor, the valuable
help Of Mrs., Stowe, aul the assistance Of
competent corp, tt contributors, the
paper cannot fail Of great success,
SiNGtLAR A,,IpLAI-'A singular fatal
accident has fallen child at birmingham,
Euglap! The deceased stumbled while
having a Tia whistle in hi, mouth, and hi,
upper lip and jaw wpgv sAoskingy LAGER,
ated. The bleeding could not I've arrested,
and tho poor fellow died d, day ,r twp
attarw nd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
10 OMNERs On noRsEs,

THOUSAND Is Of Horses die yearly from Cole. This
need 40, D.. DR. Tobias Venetian Horse Lima
ment, III pint bottles price one dollar, will POSI-
lively cure every case If given according 20 the di-
T'euons, when first taken. Il is warranted SUP
nor 10 any thing else for cuts gals, srriins, OLD
sores, Swellrngs and sore throat. II Is no new
remedy, but OF u years standing, and approved
by tho tjrs' hoI>,'uon IA the country. Col Philo
4. Bush, Of the jerome Park Course has used i,
Tor yytrs, and recommends II 10 his friends. Or
aors aEr constantly received tor 1t, from the Rae
Iu' stables IN England. l; has stood the test OF
Har, uo oae has ever tried It but continues It's use
Ey..Nect go "a, Dr. Tobias Yeuetisu Horse Linz
m"D' lu PINT bottles, and take no other. sold 10y
'b" Druggist, and Store keepers throughout the
luari S.a,.s, Dyp1, to Park Place, New York.
YtstE 1\-yV1Fu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
spseial Aotires,

6TlpLlNG SILVER WARE AND FINE
ElED lEo-rLATlu WARE,
The u1Ilam NJ ,uutas.uuu4 Co., Of Providence,
4, /, having lhr h,te' mandatory OF soAi
SILVER Ware IN TIE uaT,d, Vt,h the most improved
machinery, aud emlloy ing lur most akilled labor,
ar enablti 10 ol,T al Ul.slUt'l,l variety Of new
and beautiful designs r h.Hner Services, TEA
Services, and every aIt,y,e ..'Y aAaPted ioT
Holiday and Bridal Gifts,
They ofier also THEN Nr,l-Au.SH aud unrlyalled
Nickel Silver Eectro-rla;vl Ware, IN which they
have introduced RcS ptttIus of IaIe elegance,
The Solid SILVER is guaranteed to be OF sterling
purity by L, s Mint assay, The EectTo,Plste
Is guaranteed 90 ha superior 10 the finest Shelf
Hvll ware, OlIcrs received from the Trade only,
bu, these goods may be obtained from rsIonai'
bl7 d algTs everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
PERMANENT CURE FOR CATARRH.
4 UNCOMFORTABLE nISCNNERYl

II yan have an offensive discharge from the
hot! pos ribs INSTRUCTED or dry partial loss Of
hearing ~ smelling; pain over the eyes; or IA
Nuhs.tn'e sticking in the throat, affecting the
Voice, get 1T. Kennedy's "Permanent Cure for
ta'auh. 1t completely eradicates all OF the
above IS mp, omS Of this loathsome disorder, and
Is curing thousands who had become discouraged
with using snuffs and caustic solutions. This
wonderful remedy is sold by all druggists and
Is warranted to cure any case OF Catarrh not
complicated with other disease. John +. Henry
successor to Demas Barnes & Co.., q Park Row.
New York, Sole Agent.
Persons sending .2.2j and history Of their case
to Or. A. 5. Kennedy, Auburn, n. Y, will re-
ceiye his personal attention, and the Remedy,
expressly adapted to their condition, will be sent
by return mail, postage paid. octl3d&w6w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
NOTHING STRANGE

Ii you are using or intend to use lime, remem-
Der that, that made by wR. NORRIS, at his
new works, in Fort Ann, n. Y, is the whitest,
strongest, best in every respect and the cheapest
10y twenty-five per cent? that is made anywhere
Every worker OF lime that has used it says so ;
the chemist that has analysed it says so and
every one that knows anything about it says 30,
and they all tell the truth. Buy it and try 1t it
is for your interest to do so it is for sale at the
Forks near Dewey's Bridge, Fort Aun, N. Y, in
any quantity, from bushel to a cargo. 1t can
be delivered at any point on the Champlain Canal
or Lake, or on the Il. & S. r. R., and connecting
hens at small expense. sept22dtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

bnNI II.r CHEATED, LOOK OUT.
U'. pint bottles, 81. in white wrappers-Wol-
10. SIS hrnlul t'or, for It cures Catarrh. VOL
.''s ain Paint cutcs pam, all kinds, and heals
IL, >or., without Stain or smart dW&S2w&w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

\A."a'- Poro.. Ilastcrs. Where one was sold
ti." }s as ago. q Thousand ara sold now They
-''rr -thsH, warm aud mvigIra,s the part upon
wA,.h 'hey agr applied, and relieve nervous aztec
>l,..- q. ta~ BOWELS lumbago, pains Of the side,
rna usually SILL local pains. In affections Of the
ku.u'y- ti.ey are OF great service.
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q
sSShAM A'FGe,
st@
-
Trade Mark Tor

Silver Irlt Marx for Liyello-
Plate.
uuRHAM MANUFACTURlNG CO...
salcsrpom No. Maiden Lane, y. y.
uuN3l&Wiam
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

-. NAI4tN-fl. TRUST co.
os o.. e,.y of New Monk, No. a33 Hro4aaay.
N"!IAl, ONE MI LION DOLLARS.
CHf.lr'.En by THE STATE,
DANA, f. Nanrsr.,. pG, don't, James Mlrrell
~ .ry'aTy.
Receives h'ao.il+aa! allows four PER per cent.
interest on all Daily Balances, subject to Check at
Sight. Special deposits for SIX months, or more,
may be made at five per cent. The Capital Of one
million dollars is divided among over 500 Share
holders comprising many gentlemen Of large
wealth and financial oNpcuence, who are also per
-onnliy labato lposiols iuI all Obligations Of the
Company 70 double the amount Of their stock
A. the National Trust Co. receives deposits in
hr,o or sa.a. luluut.ts and permits them TO be
trlwn.a~l ~. l~ or III part by Check at Sight
and "t:h""t "o'.ec, allowing interest on all
a.s..y 1aanee-, r.r,.aa throughout the country
cln keep ,1.,HHt, 'n tbs institution with special
a1'.r'ag'e at security, Convenience and profit.
june ]&..rtp.
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ONE DOLLAR SALE OF


Certificates giving a cumIlta .a..i-f.l.u 10
ar,3 lies 10 De sl.d tar One naltr, VIA l.... 40
the rate OF TEN CENTS each,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

JOHN j L~lp.
IA. a,sr.r. Nm Alh'.
aUri- tAN"u.,r
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

IlY p COTTON, AuCTIoNEER.-ELE0ANTH HOUSE
ID hold Furniture In Fifteenth street, near Fnn avenue
To morrow "wednesday, June 10, at lOs O'Clock no. -
elegant assortment Of rich Goods comprising IN pars
elegant rosewood Piano (orgnal cost S700 rosewood BITE
eerea and Bookcases dsasf and Lace Curtains ch ross
and Extension Tables MirrorS Bronxes, has and HAL
Stands, Bu6sts Hair Maresses Velvet Sfussen AND
Kitchen Fornure &C.. &c. Catalogues early On "Wednesday
nlns.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

UCTION SALE-J. N. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER-TO
n pay advances and storage; this day uesday at IL
O'clock West Eleventh street. between Firth and Sixth
Paintings Gard and Roulette Tables Bureaus Bed
steads Hair Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets,
Lounges Easy Chairs Clocks Extension Table Buffet Glass
ware, Ornaments, Books Engravngs Kitchen Furniture,
Horses Carriages Harness, Stage &C. Sale peremptory
Dealers please att end.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

SUMMER RESORTS.

VyHITESTONE HOUSE, wHITEsToNE rs NOW
wv open, ten miles from New York Trains hourly via
walk from the house Rooms be engaged
at the Everett House. w. Is. BORROWS
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

A UCTION SALE OF RARE BOOKS.
n Tuesday, June and following days. at ~ O'Clock p.
M superb private Library.
viii be sold as above Library Of the Captain Robert
Townsend, of Albany, u This ia one Of the most
elegant collections OF books offered for sale In this
try Rare and unique editions splendid condition and In the
most sumptuous collected with great the late
Captain Townsend and bound mostly by Pawson Nicholson
and other celebrated binders now; on exhibition.
LEAvITT, STREBEIGH CO., Clinton Hall, Astor place.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09
SALES AT AUCTION.

vIyINDERMERE HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE. ia
w now open. Send for circular TO NJ. +. BROWNING 4
co., Monroe, Orange county, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

A DMINIsTRAToR,s SALE ON THURSDAY, JUNE Il,
In the village of Miburn, Essex Co., N. j., hours
ride from the city by the Morris and Essex Railroad VII
lage Lot 100 by 25 feet deep House, containing nine
rooms and small barn; good water and fruit.
WIN. NJ. GORDON, Administrator.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

A CCoMM0DATION ADVANTAGEOUS TO CITY AND
"A country may now be secured Hotel, Forty
second stree between Fourth Lexington avenues table
\ Ia earle: rates low.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

A UCTION NOTICE.-FURNITURE AT BARGAIN
n for cash, and less than auction prices, ERNEST
Broadway Magncent Psror Suits covered with any color
with rep haircoth 5 1885, $780, l25 $O great
variety Paror, Library Bedroom and Dining Room Furni
warranted.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

A UCTION NOrICE.-T. b. BLEECKER 4 SCHO0LEY,
auconeers and real estate agents, % Pine street. New
vate sale Especial attention paid to sales OF Furniture al
private dwellings
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

A UCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-A. N.
"A CRISTALAR, Auctioneer.-A. M. CRISTALAR &
som No Park place three doors from Broadway will sell
Wednesday, June TO- l0 O'clock the Furniture Of
er private families removed for oonyenense Of SALE con-
and reps black walnut Bedroom Suits and
wood Bedsteads bureaus Washsand Rocking Chairs Cor
Stands, oak Dining and Extension Tables, Wardrobcs
oured hair Down and Feather Beds so Yards
Clocks Engrsvings, Oilclohs, Curtains Shades also
large lot Of Ship Chandes Stores prize Scu Boat about 30
feet long, Tools &c. Trade invited.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

THE HOMESTEAD HOUSE, NEAR PATERSON, NEW
Il Jersey.This new and commodious house, deightiuy
situated the Passac river open for the reception
Of guests hour from New York and Eve minutes from
Norwood station. Terms moderate Address, BAKER
DONALD, Proprieors.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

A UCTION SALE OF CRoCKERY, &C.-HENRy {
"A EVANS Auctoneer viii sell in lots to suit the trade,
Tuesday June TO- 10 clock at so Barclay street gener
assortment of White Granite and Common Ware, Tab
Glassware Cutlery plated Castors, Tea Sets Ice Pitchers
Goods we'll packed for shipping.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

sHBURTON HOUSE, FoRTIETH STREET AND
n Sixth avenue fronting Reservoir Park.One elegantly
furnshed suit Of Rooms door and one second for
families. Table dhote private.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
{'UPgGfc.

\ convention of singing schools under
ine charge of Mr.. George y. Park me in
the Reformed Presbyterian church 60. s.
in Rycgate. Wednesday, Feb. 2G. The
day was fine, and the gathering the largest
ever held in that place. The entertain
nrnt opened with music from the brass
band. and was varied throughout by skill
ful performances from the brass and sting
band. The vocal music was we'll support
ed by the piano. organ and melOdeOG,
played by Airs. Cochran. Miss Julia Nc
Phcc and Miss \. Nelson. The ladies of
| The Ryewale Corner singing school pre-
scented MIR. Park with silver goblet.
wishing that the voices he had trained TO
sing in harmony here, might all unite
( with him in their Fathers house on high,
/ in singing the song of the redeemed. TO
which Mr.. Park responded in appropriate
! terms. We needed waking up unsteady,
/ and Mr.. Park is just the person TO walen
us. He enters into his work with SO much
energy and determination that his pupils
/ catch the same spirit, and sing with all
by appropriate and interesting addresses
! from Revs. j. Nj. Beattie. g. NJ. Wylie.
Cox and Mcdowell. Mr.. Beattie spoke in
very commendatory terms OF Mr.. Park as
, n teacher of music. He eXhorted all the
scholars. now that they had acquired some
knowledge of music, to reduce that know
ledge to practice. When they met with
them in the PRAYER meeting and in the
/ sanctuary. they should always join in the
, service of praising God; they should show
J that they have no sympathy with those
: that consider it a mark of delicacy anC
good breeding to sit with closed lips in the
, church in time of singing. Praise is that
{ pant of public worship in which it is th,
duty of all 10 engage. The divine com
/ mand is explicit and often repeated. lie
all the people praise Thee" There il
+ nothing on earth more heavenly thai
I when a whole congregation heartily uhit
= in the delightful service of praising God
] 1t is then that we have a foretaste of til
rapturous employment of heaven.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06

forty-eigh: hours of each other. Capt.
James Aver. of Danville. who is of this
same colony, has been North the past year
and started on his return in October. with
his wife. who is daughter of Gov. Dana
The same mail which brought the above
sad Intelligence. also brought a letter from
Capt. Aver. written when only lew days
sail from their new home, in which he
spoke of their high anticipations in meet
ing their friends again in so short a time.
Further intelligence is looked for with
great anxiety, and fears are entertained
that the entire colony may be swept off
by this fatal malady.
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each one the gift of one of the clergymen
of the diocese. and inscribed with the name
of the donor; and the 10 beautiful stained
fine effect.
Water pipes laid six feet under ground
are frozen in Burlington.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
An attempt was made to throw the
Montreal evening express from the track.
near Swanton. Thursday. by piling on OBJ
structions, which were fortunately seen by
the engineer in season to check the train.
boy who was put of one of the trains
during the day is suspected.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Bradford asks the Passumpsic Il. r.
Co. for new and commodious depot.
They say they are the third place in rank
on the road. and constantly growing. and
they want depot large enough so twenty
people can get into it at the same time.
Ezra Chamberlin of Newbury took
valuable horse to market. for which he
was offered 5000. but which he declined
to take. While driving the horse next
day. it dropped dead.
The dwelling house. ell and shed of
John Chubb of East Orange was cOnsum-
ed by fire last Sunday.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The Express says that b. j. Fletcher.
bridge builder on the Ct. & Pass. X. r..
was seriously injured Monday morning
near Barton Landing. He was eXamn
ing a bridge when he discovered what he
supposed to be 4 freight train approach
ing from the north: he stepped aside but
Instead OF the freight it proved To be an
engine and 'gougcr," one of the arms OF
which struck him breaking his collar bone
and iracturng his skull. He fell insensi-
BILE. hut soon came to and was carried to
Lyndon. We believe his injuries. how
ever. are not considered dangerous.
Milo Higgins. of Barton. was badly
hurt or last Friday. by tree falling upon
him while at work in the woods. His col
lar bone was broken and his head badly
injured.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
\ fine new brick hotel is to be erected
in Rutland. on the northwest corner OF
Centre and Wales streets. Work is to be
commenced on it ii once.
The Internal Revenue officers made 4
raid upon an Illicit di-tillery in Wells on
Monday night. and seized its entire stock
| in trade.
| WASHINGTON COUNTY.
b. l.. Perry. hotel keeper at Moretown,
Let a team to one Preston. 4 sewing ma
chine agent. and no, hearing anythin"
from him for some time. is now in search
al his horse. He went from this place IL
Island Pond Tuesday.
NJ. raplin. OF Moret"wn. haS Il money
making hen. which laid 12s c%gS and
raised 81 chic kenS that have laid over /!
dozen more egG>. and thereby cleared
him altogether $40 all in the past year.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
y pIizc tilht came oil near Below.
Falls. Saturday morning. between Reigar
and Mccarthy. tor 800 side. They
fought 81 rounds. lasting one hour an,
nine minutes. and Rcigan won. Bod
men were badly punished.
The mec,ng-housc at Ncwtaue is cIoscC
this winter, and iEn only means of grac,
len are the dancing schools.
john Lee OF Vernon He'd recently at tn,
great are of97 wears. His wife. to whom
he had been married 20 years. survive.
him in her 9lsl year. and was able to at
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$780,.

reading this article and, writ to the l. =. Con-
sui 1t Rio Jaucrio Brazil, ascert the truth Of the
following letter. finds that 1t is true For every
word he Elm stated no. hundred dollars will
be paid.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF AND REGULATING
PILLS.
The Heady l i. in,'autaneous its chief object Is to
lieve the -utferer from pam nce-its secondary
function is If seized with Colds Hoxrsenets,
sore Throat, Diptherit, Influenza suffering from
l:h unstisIm, Wand ring Pal 9, Limene.s Lumbsgo,
Pain IN the hidneys inflammation Of tie Bowels, Bilious
mi..ltts, snd rtfo!t cur in l few hours.
See Dr. Radway's Almanac for leoS.-R. K. L. sold
by uggi=ts.
Rio JAS1IRo, April "a, 1886.
Mess. RAluUSpn G. LEITs y BEp.:
GESTLENES In answer to your ste md favor let
til YOU that believe there is much in
debte To Idyv ~ Il Co.'S preparations the undc:-
signed. | Totally parslytic--could hardly move
my cad wi hOut urln- Eca. pain pains IN the 20 ne
my int rnal gin- paraly sed, my bowels conhnt
that only went 20 stOl once i'll twelve day,. and was
almost deprived of Ugh besides all TIL, very
THU my and h. nd iHtiaued and all tile time ak
ing all he Preparations which it thought -oald do
me good, bat t. avail
lie follow IA, is 'hc In which tire stcd
Five iils every light, fricti with the Rel OH the
spine, girgcs it'll tho Rel EFF and st-r, ami doses Of
h Ike ~ ut per instrIc ions IL the phi amphle.
LIS Treatment laste five months but 1t TIE end Of
futy day could walk without Clutches and TODAY,
n houh not vcrs strong in my legs, walk prfecly,
have good sigh lind my eff much .tIonger and
nd 10 NV hI mess hen / vouLd
hank tod for thi. or at discovery, made by Or.
Radway g., and sso thank NJ. V l. for his kind
less. Believe me gentlemen, your very ohedicn'.
.t-'I JOSE EEA$CI~CO PEEEIRA SERPA.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
BOSTON Market---Feb. Is,

FLOUR Western superfne NJ sSI5 I'd 5000
common extras at $1,000 g sllO0; medium do a sIl
90 q 100; st. Louis at $500 Is 1900 % Dbl
CORN wes.e rn mixed, $50 (s l.s1; southern
yellow 81 80 a. So OATS-nor hern, o. 81 ID so 9, :
vest, RI 600 . 900. RIE-Sl.75 G. So. sHokTs-
$l1.CO % 1900.
PORk-Prime, s2O.G0i g sz1.00; mess, $3.50 q
4 a.. clear SD 80 % 1859. BEEF-Ex.Ia meas
eIl 80. family, s2tOC. LARD, Is "a 1871 SMOKED
HAMS, H. "a l3c y lb. BUTTER, rs q soc y ID
CHEESE II al6c q lb
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s'GbOt.

E0bOt.
\ lynx was killed in the northeast part
Iin- Lamson, which we should Judge by
the description given OF the animal i'll
ThompsOn's VI. was quite a large one ::
Total length 3 feet 3 inches. tail liz.
height OF back #. in. ears D in. girt h
/ II. in. His track was discovered in the
morning, when about 40 men gave him
chase. Alter about three hours he Wa,
captured. His skin is stuffed. and may be
seen at ihe drug store of Capt. Fletcher.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-06
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