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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24
Faysse,.'s Club Meeting.
BucKfIELD, Sept. Goth, 1869.

BE BuCKfIEI.D, Sept. 10th, 1869.
The Buckfcld Farmers Club held their
first meeting in the Town House on Sat
urlay, the 18th inst. The meeting was
called to order by the President, Col. A.
ID. White who made some very appropri-
ate remarks upon the benefit to be deriV-
ed from the Club by exchange OF thought
and experience of itsmembers. The SUBJ
iect presented by the Committee was
What is the bet method to improve our
neat stocks? IL was admitted by all that
ii was expedient 10 procure thorough
bred male of some blood, and quite live.
" discussion ensued as to the relative val
Tie ofthc Durhams and Herefords. Messrs.
A. J. Hall and X. b. Wait favored the
Hereford rs much the best adapted to our
hills and poor pastures, also Tor their
sound and compact form and ease 10 fat
ten. while Col. White and Noah Prince
were equally enthusiastic in their praise
of the Durhams and spoke of the many
noble animals exhibited at the n. T.. Fair
as sample Of what can be done with that
breed. A vote was then taken and three
10 one voted in favor Of the Durhams.
Ii is the intention Of this club to pur-
chase thoroughbred bull another spring.
The meeting then adjourned to Thurs
day Sept. 30th, ut which time the meeting
will be holden in the spacious Hall over
Nv. Whittcn's Tannery at Z o'clock, 7.
NJ.
All interested in agriculture, whether
in BuckieId or the surrounding towns are
cordially invited to participate in any
meetings OF this Club. NJ. \. ALLEN.
Secretary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24

Talbot and Rolfe, republican Sena.
tors. are elected in Washington county
by six hundred majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24

The Pennsylvania Democrats are
bowling about taxes while Asa Packer
their candidate for Governor OF PennSyl-
vania. is worth twenty million dollars ana
NAYS an income tax of eight dollars ana
ninety cents If he were worth i ie"
millions more, il is TO be presumed that
he would pay no income tax at all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24

Hon. Charles Sumner, will deliver a
lyceum lecture in Lewiston on tho evening
of October 10th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24

Returns for Kennebec county elect
George +. Minot. republican, Tor Sena.
tor, BY ffly-nine majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-09-24

A female clergyman in Iowa married
a couple and kissed the bridegroom.
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Welchyillc, Sept. %. 1869.

The application of Morton Bates. OF
West simmer, for discharge in Bank
ruptcy WAS denied by Judge Fox. on
Tue sday OF last week. on the ground that
there was fraudulent prcierring Of
creditors. that they had not kept proper
books and accounts rs tradesmen--and
that they had interfcred with the assignee
sales of there Company assets. by in
fuencing the bidding.
Black for Petitioners.
e.. ID. Bisbce IL Drummond for oppos-
ing creditors.
LrGL.-The Buckfield horse case
David b. Struut vs Clark Record which
was pending in AndroScoggin County and
by consent OF parties referred Ia Hon.
Job Prince has been decided in favor of
defendant
This was an action on warranty. a. II
was alleged that prospective speed alleged
or warranted by defendant with several
allegations rs TO unsoundness, &c.
The decision indicates that parties wish
ing to purchase tarcllers had better see
the time made rather than pay for vivid
imaginations.
Nahum Morrill, appeared for plaintiff,
and G.. d. Bsbee for defendant
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APPLETON. C. ]. PRESIDING.
The Court came in at 10 O'Clock, Sept.
2lst. and was opened with prayer. by
Rev. w. III. Walker.
The following officers Of the Court are
in attendance - ~---a-<
VIM. X. Kimball. Clerk f. Foster. Jr.,
Co. Attorney Cyrus Wormell, Sheriff. 5
r. Hutchins, Paris Wentworth Stevens,
Norway; A. B. Goodwin, Bethel; A. +
frask. Dixfeld, Deputies; Henry +
Hammond, Paris, Crier; Charles II
George, Hebron, Messenger.
The bar was quite fully represented or
the FIRST day.
A new Grand Jury was empanelled. a
follows:
GRAND jury.
Henry S. Mclntire. Peru, Foreman
Nehemiah Manson. Oxford.
VIM. F. Spaulding. Buck6eld.
Henry Whitney, Browniield.
Daniel X. Hill Paris.
Granville l.. Reed, Norway.
Daniel j. Burbank. Gilead.
John d. Hodge, Canton.
Eben Blaisdcll. Denmark
Lewis b. Reed, Hartford.
George G. Akers, Andover.
Calvin Howe. Run,iord
George w. Plummer. Waterford.
Hiram Hodsdon. Bethel.
VIM. Gordon. I'd, Fryeburg.
Isaac w. Andrews, Woodstock.
Nelson Carnage, Lowell.
After the charge to the Grand jury. the
Traverse Juies were cmpannelled fol
lows:
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From 81. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, March 90.

ST.. LOUIS, March %.
Gen Nichols has received advices that
on the 9th of March, Gen. Custar and
command were on the north fork of the
Red river, near the base of the Washuta
Mountains and were getting along finely
Gen. Schoiield and staff leave for Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, to-day, at which
point the Gen1 will establish his tempo
rary head quarters.
Twenty of Brigham Young's wives ar
rived at Council Bluffs, Iowa, to-day to
visit friends at that city and Omaha, and
will continue their journey to Washing
ton. The ice in the Missouri River is
and there every prospect to an
early opening for navigation.
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RECORD OF 4 STRONG CoaIPANY.-1he National
Life Insurance Company, which received its char
ter from the national Congress in July last, has
already made its record in unmistakable charact-
With its agencies as yet only in process OF
organization it has, as We learn, issued insurance
to an amount exceeding million dollars.
This we think is a very marked success it Is so
much needfu work we'll done.
The Company does strictly CASH business as
being in its Judgment the simplest and best for
both the insurer and the insured, and it never
complexities affairs with either notes. loans,
dividends, and thus leaves door open to mis-
apprehension or disappointment in the future.
While the principle of $50 much insurance for SO
much money" is rigidly adhered to, and every
policy has thus fixed and determinate value, all
accumulations that might otherwise be declared
as dividends at some future time, are discounted
in advance, and the exact pro rata is counted in
with the amount of each policy when it Is issued
Managed by men of the highest financial ability
and undoubted integrity, protected by large paid
up cash capital, and possessing all the elements
that have given success to other similar enter
prises, we should expect this would become one of
the most successful institutions OF its kind.
Henry f. Field Esq, Cashier Rutland County
National Bank, is General Agent for this COM
pany, for the counties of Rutland and Benning-
ton, VT
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wIIuourA coon DIGESTION

All other temporal blessings are comparatively
worthless. The dyspeptc millionaire who has
TIRE all the pot oas Of the medical profession in
vain, and believes his complaint b be incurnblc,
would give half his fortune TO be freed from the
horrors of indigestion, and thus enabled - enjoy
the other half. OF cOur-o he would.
Perhaps HOSrElTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS has been recommended 70 such a sufferer
Possibly BE- has turned from The friend who ma e
the Suggestion with sneer, minimizing that hs
has 10 ftlth III any patent medicine" Ii this
has been the case, so mach the worse Ia him.
His iucrcluli'y 5o1ns him 20 a lfc Of misery. All
the luxuries winch we 18th can pufchas. are al his
command. Not one 1T tg,m can give hun pleas
urc. III, nva irrational ol.tintcy.I, his bl -
The masses, happily f,r themselves, are less
skcptical There Is such q thing higote1 uuhe-
lief As we'll aS bigptcl u1clu ity, aud 4 golden
mean between the two. which men and women
who gifted with common sense adopt and
profit by. These are the class that patronize AMI
recommend HOSTETTER'S BtTTEHS. Why
do they approve this famous an'i-dyspepiic ana
anti-bilious preparation simply because they
have not been too much the slaves Of SCI So ss
prejudice to give II far trial, and have found
that when all other tonics stImulan's and stom-
achics failed, il produced the i. sired effect.
IS rike, but hear" said the Roman sage, when
his ignorant enemies were assailing him. '.Douhs
but try, says the man who has been cured Of in
digestion, biIiousness intermittent fever, by
the BIT crs, he relate, his experience % 40
medicine to his Invalid friends. whoever Is 30
we'd !ed TO In, osn tgrrg, ae Theoretical conclu-
slons, IS To- decline to test the properties Of a
medicine indorsed 10y the testimony Of intelligent
men in every walk OF life, and approved 10y the
people at large, deserves 20 suffer.
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MarriaAfS.

KENDAL-HOLDEN-1 East Middlebury,
Feb Is. by Rev. s. w. Bdwell, Homer +. Ken
dali, of New Haven, and Betsey J. Holden, OF
Middlebury.
DAMON FARR-In East Middlebury, March
II, by Rev S. w. BIdwell, Reuben A. Damon, OF
Salisbury, and Charlotte j. Farr, Of Ripton
GRAY-RUSH-In Dorset, March 18th, by
Sherman Nichols, Esq Luke b. Gray to Clarissa
Rush
LANDON-LANDON- At Dorset, March l6,
by Rev 4. w. Olmsted Giles Landon, OF Avon,
n. Y, and Mary Z. Iandon, OF East Dorset
BROWN In New York, March
10th, by Rev. NJ. ID. G. Crawford, DID. Rev.
stephen D. Brown, of New York, and Cornelia
Herrick daughter of John Herrick, Esq, OF Bur
hngten
DOUGLASS CHAPMAN. In Bennington,
March 18th, jeremiah S. Douglass, OF Portland,
Me-, and Medora j. Chapman, OF Boston, Mass
DRAPER SEELEY Sunderland, March
18th, by f. NJ. Ayesworth,' ESQ, Henry w.
Draper and Melissa Seeley.
ALLEN JOHNSON In Vergennes: March
18th, by Rev. IL. L. LeaVitt, Henry w. Allen, OF
Hartford Conn, and Emma T. Johnson, eldest
daughter OF Ii. G. Johnson, Esq.
WHEELER REMINGTON In Wallinsford
March ilth, by Hosea Eddy, Esd, VIM. NJ,
Wheeler, OF Newport, NH, TO Mrs. Nancy o..
Remington, Of WaIingtord.
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CHTTrENDEN In Mi ldlebury, March 18th,
William Cullen Chitteuden, aged - years
STEaRNs In Middlcbury, March 18th, Mrs
Frances, wife OF \. ID. stearns, Esq, aged 5s
years.
RICH In Ncponset, Mass. March both, Hep
<ibah NJ. Rich, OF N2shu q, y. H., aged &c years.
MEAD Ia Chester March 18th, Edward
Mead, aged "a years and months
OArMAN In New York, March u, Harriet
Jane, youngest daughter OF Dr. joel 5. Dutman.
DODGE la Chicago, Ill. sept. 2ith, 1868, iu-
f,,nt son Of WIN \. aud LIZZIE :. Dodge, and
Sept. 18th, Lizzie ), wife OF " in. y. Dodg, aged
p years AMI ! month
BAILEY in Chester, March 1871, ct con-
sumption, Mrs Martha, aged 81 years, / months
and Il days, wife OF Dexter +. Bailey.
NORTON In Bennington, March l1th, Mrs.
Lucy Norton, widow ct the late Harry Norton
aged 63 years,
NoRI uEUP Ia Bennington Myu d nth,
Beaiilnjn II Nprthrup, asedj years.
CoURTEMANCuE In Rutland, sa,u,day
March -uth, Mi. Sdyt'n CouItemauche, aged II
years.
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Bleaehed Huokablck Towels II cents.
Duchess laced hack Md gloves only al So
Good Kid Gloves, al.
Ladies Cotton Hdkfs.. a. S cents
Invisible Nets, ~ II cents.
Good rash only y ! cents.
All kinds OF Ruling, Fnlling, and Fancy Goods
At p per cent lower than can be found elseV here
Also large assortment OF Linen Goods at IA e
lowest prices.
febid swly JOHN ROGERS
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G iatt3tG-tgii Scl,s.
WtslIIxGroX. Mar

W ASIlN6loN, hdfCH -.
Mr. Butler stated in the House to-day
that he hoped within a day or two to in.
troduce bin 10y which men now loyal
might lrtve their disabilities removed
He thought reconstruction could not be
secured on any other basis.
Augusta Brickrr, who was Shot by her
lover, Frederick kneltall, in New York,
has died from her injuries.
The Senate, III executive session, to-day,
confirmed only one nomination, that of
Charles B. Barrett, to be assessor Of in
ternal revenue for the fourth district of
Pennsylvania, in place Of Fangcray,
whose commission expired.
J. G. Bancroft Davis, who was nomi-
mated to-day as Assistant Secretary of
State, is IA SON Of the late United States
Senator John Davis, of Massachusetts,,
and was Secretary of Legation at London
when Abbott Lawrence wrs Minister to
England. He is now a citizen of New
York
Secretary Boutwell, has appointed Mr.
B. Z. Prescott, of Concord, n, II, special
agent of the treasury department in place
of Harry Bingham. Mr.. Prescott will
be assigned to duty in New England
The committee on banking and cur
rency paid an official visit to Secretary
Boutwell, to-day, and afterwards called
on the comptroller of the currency, to ac-
quaint themselves with the working of
the latters bureau.
The Cabinet meeting to-day, at which
all members We're present continued over
two hours.
There was an evident diminution of the
throngs of office seekers bet at depart
ments and the capital.
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Cub6a Nssvs
HAvANAxRllaroh 23.

The captain general to-day held grand
review of all the regular and volunteer
forces in Havana. Dulco was enthusi-
astically cheered by volunteers as he
along their lines.
The Peruvian Monitors remain at Rag.
ged Island. During their voyage one of
one OF the rams broke loose, run into the
steamer Havrna, and sunk her, seven of
the crew of the Havada were drowned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

TEN CENTS EXPENSES IN TEN YEARs.-Messrs.
Grover & Baker: have long thought that, in
Justice to the excellence of your Sewing Machine,
it was my duty to inform you that, ten years
SINCE purchased one from your agent in this
city, and that have had it in constant use since
that time, and during the entire period, the ex-
pense, aside from few needless, has been ten
cents to keep it in perfect repair. l give the
above as evidence of the superiority OF your ma
chine over others, because l have used those
made by other parties but with little satisfaction
NJ. E. WILSON,
Washington, ID. G.
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10 OWNERS OF HORSES AID CATTLE.


Tobias Derby Condition Powders al, VIZ
tntcd superior 10 any others, or no pay. for tie
cure of Dist,mrer. Worms, Bots Coughs. Hide
bound, Colds, Sc, in Hor-es and Colds. Coughs
Loss OF Milk, Black Tongue. Horse Ii,i,mper
&c, IN Cattle.
They arr perfectly safe AN innocent. no Iced
OF stopping the working If your auing,.ls. They
increase the appetite give a line coat. cleanse the
stomach and urinary org ans: also in,rel,e 4 G
milk OF cows. Try them, and you will never lie
without them.
Col. Phillip 4. Push, of the Jerom. Race
Course, Forihtm, y. T., would not use them
until he was told of What they are composed,
since which he is never without them. He has
over % running horses ia hrs change and Tor the
last three years has Us d NJ other medicine for
them. He has kindly permitted me 20 refer any
one TO him over 100 other e'eIences can be
seVn at the depot. Sold Icy Druggists aul sad
dler. Price - cents per box Depot 10 Pal
P4ree, New York n22d&wlm
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New York News.
NEW YORK, March, -

NEW YORK, March, y.
In ease of Fisk vs. Union Pacific Il. T.,
motion was made by defence for dismissal
of the cause. Court refused to entertain
motion, and after some sparring, hearing
was adjourned to Saturday.
Supreme Court rendered decision in IA
vor defendant, in ease CT Nerheven and
others. who sued Manufacturers National
Bank. to recover value of stolen five thou
sand dollar gold certificate property OF
plaintiffs which had been received and
clshed by Bank
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I THIS Company offers the following advantages
/ 1t Is a National Company. chartered by spe,ia
I art Of Congress, ls6s.
| IL has a p tid-up capital Of 81 900 600.
II offers low rates Of premium.
IL furnishes larger insurance tlan other com
panies for the same money.
Ii i definite and c.r ain in its terms
1t is a home company in every locality.
Its policies exempt Il ON attachment
There unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy is nor-forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
their full amount, and return all the premiums,
50 that the insurance costs only the interest On
the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay TO the in
sured, after a certain number Of years, during
life, annual income Of one-ten,h the amount
named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females.
II insures, not to pay dividends to policy-hold-
ers, but at so low cost that dividends will be
impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given
on application TO the Branch Office Of the Com
pany, or o the
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY.
Under the direction Of Z. A. ROLLINS, and W.
z. CHANDLER, Of the Board of Directors.
Up. TUCKER, Manager,
Merchants Exchange, State g., Boston.
~LOcAL AGENTS ARE WANTED ID
every City and T1wn; and spplicaflo0s GtoO
competent parties for such agencies. With sutteels
FIELD, Rutland Co. NatioDai Bank, Rsslaa1,
VI, Special Agent for Rutland and Bssnsngt6
County. dec7sdeodkvs0w1y.
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STATEOF VERMONT. DISTRICT

- OF Rutland, s. The Probate Court Tor thy
District Of Rutland.
10 all persons concerned. GREErisD.
Whereas Harriet MernIl,oi hliddlctown IN said
district hu%us presented to SAID Court her petit
tou IN writing, representing that she i guardian
of RI iuk f. Merrill minor sou Of herself and W hit
lng Merrill, OF said MiGdetowu, dere,t G3: tintt.
her 81 "a ward Is owner Ut an UNDIVIDED interest
certain real estate situate III I,umuuth III sad
lI,tr-t Il lie tig an Undivided haif oil all the real
estate situate SAID ilumuuth OF which the SAID
Whiting Merrill diel seized; that 1t would be
conducive tn the best interest OF her SAID ward
TO sell said real estate, for the purpose of putting
the proceeds Of such sale at interest, OF otherwi
investing the same, and praying said Court to
grant her license to sell the same according II the
statute IN that behalf made and provided. There
fore
BY the authority OF the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office Rutland, IN SAID
district, the Sd Tuesday of April, a. d. 1859,
to show cause, If any you have, why said license
should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this sd day
Of March, A. ID. 1869.
W. q. EDGERTON,
l2:w3w' Second Register
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~. ,,ocn aud Honey ,sarher.



Money steady, per cent on call, with rather
more activity towards clo.c. Merchants are
pressing banks Ton aceoumo tations; but i good
deal Of paper has been thrown out, and Is offered
ON the street At to 10 per cent.
The Bank Examiner has been visiting the
banks. and some are calling in loans. -Four
n lions Is mentioned in three amounts.
TIL baukg With Western connections expect
astlye demluI tor currency within thirty days TO.
move accumulated grain If winter 10 the SEA-
board
There is li-tle currency arriving from the south.
sterling DUH at los. @losa for prime bank
ers, 90 days, and sA.a7. tor light.
American gold steady opened l}l and clos-
iug 49,.
Government stock irregular and rather uu-
settled some leading dealers sold f.,cly on rx-
p,,'lttuu OF increased activity and IlrcIsn bank
ers ar ont of market Tor the Pr sent.
Discounts nominal at per cent.
The following are the closing quotations. Tor
. t,.,y.rfttuauf.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ of Fairhaven, S.: To all persons interested
in the estate of Lorinda Guernsey, late OF Castle
ton, in said district, deceased, testate.
GREETING
Whereas. Lorinda Guernsey, late of Castletop,
aforesaid deceased, lett will which was proved
and allowed by the Probate Court for the district
aforesaid, and, whereas, the said Lorinda Guern-
sey, by SAID will, gave and bequeathed to one
Carlos S. Sherman. jr., the sum OF eight hundred
dollars, provided he had issue legally capable of
inheriting his estate, and, whereas, Timothy W.
Rice, the executor of said will has iled his petit
ton IN said Court. representing that the said
Carlos s. sherman, lr., has such issue capable OF
inheriting aforesaid, and praying said Probate
Court to make an order decreeing the payment of
said legacy or bequest to said Carlos s. Sher-
man, jr.
This is therefore to notify all persons having
claims to the inheritance OF the said Lorinda
Guernsey, to appear before said Court on the 10th
day April, AID. 1869, then and there to show
cause, If any they have, why the said Court should
not order, adjudge and decree that the said legacy
be paid to said Carlos 8. Sherman, ir.
Dated at Castleton, in said district, this 10th
day Of March, A. d. 1869.
l2:w3w HENRY L. CLARK, Register.
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1t is said that the proprietors of the celebrated
Plantation Bitters rent no less than nine pews
from the different denominations in New York
city for all those of their employees who will oc-
cupy them regularly, free Of charge. This Is GER
ia My praiseworthy, and it is to be hoped that
others who employ largs number of people, viii
follow the example. The above fact accompanied
with the belief that firm who would look 20
closely after the morals and welfare of their en-
ployees, would not undertake to impose upon the
public, has induced Us to give the Plantation Bit
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l2w3wf
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate OF Samuel Fletcher, late of Brandon,
in said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose of examining
and allowing said claims at the dwelling house
of Stephen Sails, in Brandon aforesaid on the
last Mondays In May and August next, fl, m
o'clock until o'clock, p. m, each Of said days,
and that six months from the 18th day OF March,
A. D.. 1869, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to
examination and allowance.
Dated at Brandon, VT, this 18th day OF March,
A. d. 1869.
CHARLES ., PITTS, lcom,rs
,o.u,owx w MORRILL,, Soih rs.
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RAILROAD BoSDs FOR INVESTMENT The a.
teLtion Of capitalists is invited To the bonds II
the Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad Com
plny, which are now beng offered by the well
known banking house OF Lee H.gsin-on x Co.,
10 State street, B1ston. These are a hrsi mort
gage sinking fund bond, secured by land grant
and paying seven per cent. interest IN god. ire
Of government tax. Their present price i %
aud accrued interest in currency. Circulars, con-
tanning full particulars, may be had as above.
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r1-1At lIoN ruehs.Is ~ the Peruvian
syrup 5, pra;c t.i so,u.iaB OF the Ito.ox,Gc oil
lro' are oau;ianel a.f.u-. 1eins deceived ty
any 81 tie rteI a,atiau, Of Peruvian Back ~
Bark ard Iron, which may b. ,n,rcl them
Every bottle Of geuuiuc las T,3uvIau Syrup not
PeruNitn Bark blown IA tLr gliss. Examine
thu bottle before purchasing.
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BUILDING. = From the preparations
that are going forward we are led to
nudge lat building in Rutland the com
ing season bids fair to exceed that OF any
previous year Several large blocks and
extensive business buildings, with very
large number of dwellings,, are projected
Work on them will be commenced at the
earliest possible moment.