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To Buyer, OF Watches E,ersw here.


The creator o,-, of the jewellers ,f the United
State Keen Wsluara Watches. and c5-liallrr recon.
mend tl,s5 d, their customer rotyith-tsnlu- the
ta.- tl5t les. ,.-r- is .,, .r hose ,r,.s .r -,
a1v others generally sold l,, tle trade Tie reason
orr. IS. that the rouu,ation Of the Walthsrn Watch
renders It an easy .aie. and the result IS. that. al
though the dealer does MOI make as much money on
each individual watch as be may ou te sllc Of o,h-
er watches. DC D. sim ,le cliuer through larger and
lf,.ri.--,1.s Thorn ,r, s..., l,-.vsr ar,srs ibe
trade. who DO not give the Walham Waah that
ts,--, =,,-.-i which f., deserves. This ra---.- of
tic trade fancy there IS more money o. be made 1,
5s,..r- fl, about which tf putI.e are i..i.-
rant and in which there &. less c,r1petit..B and are
content -,, occasional sale ~ .uel, v,t1.s.
at a l,r-e u-o1t II i. this eIa-. Of dealers who.
whom s..ei ,tort vaitb,B Watches. use the Kind
l.r,., -s which le,dst be customer finally 20 buy
inst s,.i v,.l, as is tl,e most rrogt,bie cr t,s
J.sis-t.s.u
H. a., i-r.-,,,..,, of ,,.-..r. ,,.r- 81. t1, g.,
watch and who NAV. Do ,,ue,rar,b', Affected lv the
tj,oso ,rfisg.ly II, ,,,r zye-.i,s.
w. I'm ..,....-, ~ M. f. llo,vin,- -, --r.-far.
Sr,e m, ,,,-,f.,,re m y,,,ele. VA. irf,i,tsl II
v,-tla-r. ,l,e cs-pparv have made and ..lI about
foo.ooo watches In every town and VILLAGE If
,i,.,',-,. s.,,, r-s,-., Of n 1ysltro,, Watch may
D. c,--5 Ia, ,,--,- sl.,,- -, l,,, o.t .ti. ---
.-,r ~, ,,..-..,r I5-.t,i tii. .8ua.+iau
mas ynTp v,.rrU cfy-FN yor stTr~F,r.
TT0N,
vy,.-..,.. afraid to ,4,iso ttos, WISHING Il, I'm,
,.,.t o., -,.f.,. ,,.,s,l,.osl.,. tho answer Peirr
s,.fsf.5 ,s % ,bo or.lftv of tho Watch. the
trrc- r,. now l,,l,- ~ satfsf, himself that the
y,1.i.,,, u.,..,,o. a-o Tur CHEAPEST rs we'll ss
,IaI-g. On ,,,i. hood we have few words 70 saw
Ifsay-ell known flet in manufacturing. that the
-a,.r tl ,,,,,,,ar If .rt,les manufactured by one
e.,,tlis,,r,st tba smaller will he the cost Of each
e,rb fndfyiIuoI article Keeping this in view. our
policy has always been to sell our products at the
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ROBBINS ~ APPLETON Gen. Agts.
1872 Broadway. NY.

TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CAT
CATTLE-Tobias' Derby Condition Powders are
warranted superior 10 any others, pay for the
cure OF Ds;cmpcr Worms, Bots, Coughs Hide
bound, Colds, &C. in Horses and Colds, Coughs
Loss Of MIX, Black Tongue, Horse DistemPer, &C
in Cattle.
They are perfectly safe and innocent no reed o
stopping the working Of your animals. They in
crease the appetite, give fine coat cleanse the
stomach and urinary Organs also increase the milk
Of cows. Try them, and you will never be without
them.
Col. Philip P. Bush. Of the jerome Race Course,
Forlh ham, \. Y would not use them uut he was
ID Of what they arc composed, since which be
is never without them. lie has over p running
horses ID his charge and for the last three years has
used no other medicine for them. lie has kindly
permitted ne O. refer any one % him. over 90
other references can be at the depot. Sold by
Dru-Eists and Saddlers Price p cents per box.
Depot, 90 Park Place, New York.
IL
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Central Pacific R. u. Bonds

secured hy First Mortgage upon So productive
properly, are among the most promising ami reliable
securities now offered. No better bonds he made.
portar of the remainder Of this loan IS now offered
g. iurl5 t1rs n
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notice.

rVHE c. partnership hitherto existing between
j Henry q Co.. 90 Burlington, VI. and Henry
Simpson Co., OF Montreal Canada, was dissolved
boy mutual lseut on the lst January lsGq D..
z. Sim s.n r. S. Barrett and T. W. Chamherlin re.
firing.
The business in burlington will he continued hv
the remaining partners under the sane name and
style heretofore lIenry Co g. who assume all
the liabilities OF this House, and 20 whom all pay
meuts arc to Ice made.
HENRY & CO.
darlington, Vt, teh. 10. lsd9.-dltEwlt
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AGENTS WANTED.-For the steel en-
their approval. Engraved by sartain. Size Is by
lg 500. 100 per cent. to agents. Address GOOD
SPEED CO., Chicago, or No. 81 Park Row, N Y.
4W
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By Telegraph.
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PRINCIPAL AND INTERESl
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

such securities are generally valuable in proper
ton To the length Of time they have to ran. Tie
longest six per cent. gold interest bonds Of the
che SIS viii he due in 70 years and they are worth
ii2 Ifthey had % years To- run, they would stant
at not less than 10. perfectly safe First Mortgage
Bond Ike the Union Pacific should approach thi.
rate. Tie demand for European investment IS al
ready considerable, and on tho completion Of tie
worA viii douhtle- carry the price to a large prem
fum
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Saturday Bulletin.
NEW BOOKS.
FEBRU AIRY g. 1869.

FEBRUARY Is. 1860.
" CHILDREN IN TIE TEllPLE'-by Turnbul
" WHICH WlN,"-by author Of Christian sIanli-
mss.
81 ROW 4 BRIDE WAS WON" or a chase across
the pampas.
STORY Of 4 C0NsnRlPF" Of the French war
Of 1872, hv Ghqrtran
CAST Up BY THE SEA"-by Sir Samuel W.
Baker
THE VISION OF DANTE'-paper, y no. 80 cts.
" HARD CASH Up mo-, cloth.
THE LETTERS OF MADAME DE SEVIGNEr
to her daughters and friends-Edited by Mrs.
Hale.
TIE GOLD HUNTERS IN EUROPE" or the
Dead Alive
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Edition, u mo.
1.-THE EMPTY GRIZZLY Cuyler
"LITTLE 3EG'S CHILDREN"
Fob 9. d9t&w2t
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4 corGm. coLD. OK SORE ruRoA


Requires immediate attent oa. and should he
checked. HaloweI G. Iat.nue, Irritation oi Tie
Luugs, o permanent Throat Affection. or an lrcur1-
BE Lang Disease IS often tie result BH0WN'S
BRONCHIAL TRCCHEs, having a direct Iaa1c7e.
% the parts. give immediate r,lcl.
Tor bronchitis. Asthma, Cat5rb. C.ts-u.u -.yc
and Throat Diseases Trocles are used with aivays
good SUCCESS. Singers and Public Speakers win -nd
Troches useful in clearing the voice when taken bee
fore Singing or speaklu- and relieving the t--a-
after az unusual cxortiou of the vocal or-ans. Tie
Troohes are recommended and prescribed ly llysi-
claus, and have had testDouials from eminent men
throu-houtthe country. Being an article q true
merit, ami having PROVED their efficacy by test VI
many years, each year finds thorn in new localities
in various part Of tle world, and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles
y obtain only " Browns Bronchial Troehos 30
and DO not take any Of she WORTHLESS limitations that
msy Pc offered. sold evers where.
Ion "a frro
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NEW BooK-eoo ENGRAvINcs.

The Farmers and Mechanics Manuel, edited by
Geo. r. Rarng, Jr. author Of 50 Draining for Pro
it," " Elements Of Agriculture" &c. \ book Of
great value 70 every Send for page circular
Agents wanted. TREAT & CO., Publishers. al
Broadway, y. Y Iw
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sprtial 9otites.

WHY WILL YOU DIE.-CONKLlN's
w PASTILES cues Consumption, Bronchitis
Hoarseness, Asthma, Coughs, colds, Catarrh Group
Sore Throat Dissgreeable Breath, Tightness Of the
Chest Difficulty OF Breathing. &c Public Speakers
and Singers will find them unrivalled for clearing
the voice. frice o cts per box.
For sale by Druggists in Burlington.
w3lm3
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New York Market.

Us $50 bonds closed ara at 500. a sO's for is
sue oi e..
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VERMONT NEWS


Adds y NNt-'-''
.. Rail Of Ferrisburgh, had d -i ia,' #.
-, drowning the other dil, W. .,s an
e-''l - ~ .I-i,e across crack - tIe
'tll..,.=f -,,, I.,sr Point TO Port hsH''' b.
me pT Fs1 Of Ferrisburgh; '' iI,.-b with
~, Of Minnesota, were N ,.' 10 give
In I'm When feeling the zee - - and went
-',- no ;umnei from the T. citing cut
wy INT fnally suc'eeltl ''
SnioI - and load barely es''i''
Inc '''9 --x>lxaroN COUNTY.
., V,rro5i. Of Rupert, has Pu ,tl.l7-
Henry w. -, farm. of Job and Frank
81 he " Ell " aiAl.'
n Rate. for $50.
Gem Fitzpatrick lectures before ''' '
RersIn-t1u. Teb. j..
..-,usy har-ein Bennington lately 'i I'i
~ sleigh and went full DIVE mo d ''''''
i.,-e before be could be stopIel'
,r,l.e # the Eastern Star degree N''o1lel
- Instituted in Bennington, TO DE ''leiy
---.is- tbe Management Of Ladies
IN. Good Templar Lodge in Bennington now
.-i.s-. is active working members
p-o.srt,ti.u Concert of the Bennington
.- a.. Hs1l +. announced for February 18th.
An bore.t boy in Bennington returned a
Let book containing SIS lost by Il. a. Pack
y in the cars on Saturday.
Rev. Mr. johnson of the Episcopal Church,
r.-ington. delivered a sermon on " ampse-
-s7t, - to d crowded house on Sunday evening
Thomas Gordon. Of Boadyille has walked 1--WE
nile, ia ffty-two minutes on q wager OF So
Where is Weston,
4 Iveeum has been orgluiz.l at West Rupert
In which the leading men and women Of the
pace take an active part
Mr.. Joseph Wlbersan del in SYNDICATE, Jan
22i, of dropsy. a-el = yelr- and . months
NIessrs O. Houghton IS Co, Of Stamford,
last vo,r ,55nut.stuol 300, 900 gallons Of acids
A. ,is.-ar.I work.. which Melted them over p
cent, gallon
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IGENTs WANTED

NOR the AMERICAN YEAR BOOK and Ma.
II TIONAL REGISTER for 1853. Astronomical
Historical liteal Financial, Commercial. Agri-
cultural Educational Religious This work con-
tains vast fund or late and vsluahlo information
respecting the United States and fqre n countries
Including every department Of the General and
state Governments which all classes will End In
valuable for daily reference. Address o. ID. CASE
L CO., Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
Jan t5.--d&wiw
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numbers 49, ".'''' s4L, R,,,oiugton
FTe''''.''.- -,-,-',sI far February 18th.
''iA'' N'-' p.,,-ir,for returned a
An honest boy ID D.--'"= ~" ~
P9.Ae. o,.- -, :, ,1,7lsv
IL ID 'i'e 0-'- r...., C,....t.
Rev. Mr. Johnson Oh 'a' pa ~ -,
Bennington, delivered se'lneu =" -.
-alts ' TO Il croWIei mouse oH 7"'''3
Thomas Gordon, Of Boad'll.e has "alhel N'e
miles 10 htty-two minutes on wager w
Where is Weston:
tTv,.,,rp has been orrlni1.l at West Rupert
.- rI,sL tbs 1s,linr men and women Of the
mace take an active part.
Mr. Josenb V'1Ler,au del iu Sinlgaie, Jan
53i If drorsc a-sl - yelr, and 3 months.
- I1..,-btor 4 Ca If Stamford
Nessi7 q, .ta,rl 800 900 gallons Of acids
l!S. yea -t. Which nettei them over %
-.-.,.rran
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The Agricultural Society of Caledonia Coun-
~ in view Of the growing necessity for the
reservation Of forest trees, have ordered that
fbe committee on premiums include that subject
IN their list Of awards
Simeon Goodrich. Of Hariwick has invented
sap evaporator. It is in time for the next
.-lH''
yr:l1;..,, p..1...t Of D,,,;n, lib, h;- L. q,
Two places below the knee, while playfully scuf-
aine. Rather severe play.
c,s,r,o TTsr,.;,,,sr and 17,o,,,. Shea Of T,n-
don. in a drunken spree lately, stole q horse
had a ride. and next day Hartman paid Sll.9l
and Shea $3.50 for the fun. besides a prospect
Of "a trial for horse stealing
William A. Baker has sold his building ia So.
Johnsbury. to Charles Powers, for S2,2o3.
II II Teu-is drove 81 miles from Island Pond
to Lyndon, on the 2sth llt, in one hour and
ffty-eight minute, for 500. Where j. bersh .
qr,e lgrarlinr house Of Mr.. Robert French Of
walden CAUGHT fire accidentally last week and
vas burned The house was nearly new.
NJ. 7lsrl. s,s,-r. del in ST Tohpsburv Jan.
-AA7 N''''
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NOTICE.

THE Annual u citing Of the Chittsnden County
L sheep Breeders ana Wool Growers Society will
he held at the American Hotel in burlington, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1853, at II O'Clock
An.
IL ia important that slI IN the County having any
interest in the Society be present at this meeting
a. n. NEWELL, Seey
Burlington, Feb. Cd, IS59.-.+d&wl0d
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SECURITY OF THE BONDS.

Il ueeds no argument 10 show that a Fir,t N.r,-
gage ofS-d-oJ per mile upon what f5r a long time
must le the only Iailoai connecting the Atlapt
and Pacific States IS rEEFE-rLr SECURE. The entiis
amount % the mortgage will be about s1.oaat0i.
and tie interest s ool0 per anuunn in gold. IT.
present currency cost Of this interest IS les than 81
5"G1 per snnuIn. while the gross earnings for Ia
year l5Gs, FROM WAY BUSINESS only. on AN
AVERAGE OF LESS THAN 7ap MILES OF ROAD
~ OPERATION, WE'RE MORE THAN
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NEW BOOKS!
Ar THE
Church street Bookstore.

HOW A BRIDE WAS WON" or chase across
the Pampas-by Frederick Gerstacker.
a. SKATERS TEXT BOOK.r
SERMONS on THE FAILURE OF protest
ANTISM," and on Catholirity by the Rev.
Ferdinand G. Ever, Ii. u.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
THE DEMOCRATIC do.
THE WORLD do.
1.-THE AMERICAN HORTICULTURAL ANNUAL.
For Sale by Z. A. FULLER
Jan. 2i.--d&wtf
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master at Grafton, in place Of y. 5. Weeks, ne
signed.
H. G. White Of South birmingham, Mass.
has sold the noted Short Horn Bull 90 Ninth
Duke Of Thornlale' and six heiiers, to Nr. p.
s Pratt Of Brlttleb1ro, Vt, for $1,000.
Hon Geo Newman has been elected Treasur-
er Of the Brattleboro Savings Bank, in place Of
Larkin G. Mead chosen President.
John Mitchell was arrested on the 4th inst,
for breaking into Joseph Stems store in Brat
ueb0ro. lie had entered the store, blown open
the safe and was discovered while attempting
10 PIT ont the ere in the safe caused by the ex-
p.oson. Failing TO find $1,000 bail he was COM
United 70 the Newf.ne jail for trial.
hey. R W Harlow Of Putney, has been pre-
seA'.i og bis friends outside Of the church with
an e'esant silver tea service.
r Or. Benjamin Howe has sold his house IN
lo"hsheni, TO Ora Cher for the sum of $500.
Rev: Phineas Howe died in Newfane, Jan Il,
1syi ~ Hiram a. Graves died in Bellows
faiis' Jan. le, agel nearly 81 years. Mrs
norae 2o Wilson del in Bridgwater, jan. 10.
WINDSOR COUNTY
Inc " Gould and Tvitehell'' farm, in Chester,
las been sold to E. ". Evans, for s525.
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a MSSFERY.-Any person sending US thei
n address with 25 cents inclosed, will receive by
mail the name and cartedevsite of their future wife
or husband NORRIS co., 80 John St., NY.
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wAsHIyCTONIAN BALL.

wAsHINGTONIAN BALL.
AT THE
junction House, Essex Junction. VI.
d. G. WELLS, PROPRIETOR,
MONDAY, February 22d, 1863.
Muslc-Hough's Band, of Lebanon, y. II.
BILL, 1854
Feb. 2.-td3w
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BURLINGTON
Steam Dye and Securing
VOrlsS.

THE undersigned having purchased the aboy,
works, and having entirely remodelled and re-
fitted the establishment, are prepared to execut,
work in all the branches Of the
DYEING' AND SECURING BUSINESS
To the satisfaction Of their patrons.
WORK WILL Sc FINISHED WHEN
PROMESED..
~ Charges moderate.
DEVELIN TOUSLEY,
Two doors East II Church 81.
Entrance to Skinner's Lane
Jan. 5.-d&wly
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From the DYE OF CRISTADORO.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE.-C Girls
adoro challenges the world to produce preparation
for the hair that will accomplish what his preserva
tive and beautifer is daily accomplishing in New
York. He can point to hundreds Of instances in
which it has prevented badness. lie guarantees
that it sh al arrest the falling on Of the hair increase
its volume, render it silky and palable and prevent
or remove seurf and dandruff.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied By all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory 80. Gs Maiden Lane. Prn-
eipal Depot No. G Aston House.
Feb. i.-d&wlm
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WHY IL 1T THAT THE FEEBLE
totter with uncertain steps, over the face OF the
earth, in danger every day Of falling victims to the
morbid influences by which we are all surrounded,
when tested .ani proven vegetable touie capable
Of euioWinz them with tlo vigor they need, is pro-
durable ia every city, town and settlement. Ii
might reasonably be Thought that after the twelve
years experience which the world has had Of HOS
LETTERS BITTE6S, ALL would know that is of
feet is to prevent disease.
At this season, the atmosphere is surcharsei with
the seeds, Of ntermittents, remittcuts rheuma sm,
pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints and the
like. Persons whose neyous systems arc relaxed,
are the first % succumb TO these distempers Brace
up the physical energies then, with this potential
vegetable tonic. 1t Is the powerful recuperlut
which the botanic kingdom has ever yielded o. pa
uent research and experiment. Try Il, The blind
est disciple of the old medical dogma viii at least
admit that tonics and Alternative compounded Of
approved herbs, roots and harks, can do no harm,
while the testimony Of thousands invites trial Of
its virtues.
Figor is the thing most needed in these cases, as
well as in dyspeIsi STA and nervous affections and HOS
LETTERS BTTTERS is the safest. surest and most
wholesome Strengthening preparation that human
skill has yet eoncocted. As tonic it is both mild
and agreeable to the taste and stimulating in its
action upon the system.
Hundreds Of physicians have abandoned all the
ocina receipts. and prescribed this harmless tonic
preventive and cure for all cases Of Chills and
Fever
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Central f1atifc 9ailrOad.
EXCELLENT SECURITY.
TIE FIRST MORTGAGE. YEAR
%iX per cent Gold Esond>
OF TIE
Central Pacific R. R. Co.

~ - e~~ = e.N4-4N Az HI W.
,,,,,.,,.
'.' -u-' authorized and accredited
ONO '' 'he most responsible e0r
l'''-' al" Oh 'ihei'' ana are secured
'i -''n upon i-'' 'i.-ua'ie grants.
nora 'i-'i''--ni- '-- ness etc If T. o
,-......-.-
~ -'''i-i'''-'' '-'-'''
extending -a'tN15.i, from the nayielbIe vats-. oi
the Pacific Coast G, tle lines now rapidly ttlaiu.
f-all g. q Eastern States.
They 'cIr SIX per cent Interest per annu,n ln stF
All ati principal and interest are expressly u,sH.
Payable IN United states Gold Coin.
l'e i'''''' JUN ''H'
''i" ~
....,........
,r1-
', ''' -''
''''
r
t..-.. go. ''''- ~" y" .''',
b., ..
[-f.i-,
f. tt-.f-ac. r.,es.
They sre s,1'd Cay- as the work progresses. ani
8. ti same extent only as lie United States Subsidy
Beads granted IS tir government o, the Psc.s-
Railroad Companies.
Nearly FivE HryDHED 3I,lgs OF the roa,I a-,. BOW
= we" a'.aD'ei on '"' hn"
I --,,r..,.,... .,,-.- ...,,--..
-'' '''''o HE Oo-' iAN'-N'
viii Dc compeied by the middle Of next year. whsa
tie overland travel viii be very large.
/ Tie iae'i business alone u2oa the completed pos-
''' s so heavy and so advantageous 'hai the -Io-s
eirn-n-s average more than a quarter Of a million
IN gold per ia'nili' oiwleh ' per cent only IL
e. t''I7s'
i--i- 1i'' '-.s 01-l lani business Oh ne
''..''' = -'''t 1ou'.e 'he amount 'i
SEA '''e' 90 10 assumed theieHpeH-
.1'- " 'O' i'.u' oi I1''ly million IN S'i'
--''' anu interest are paid even I iha
''D.'''.''h we're not male
'' N--''7' ''1 iiehe7i iliNes together WITH
'l' ''' 'l-''-ei- and nearest markets. Tie ai'n-
'-+ '''.n o' 'Ae racine Railroad and the future
"''i DC
49,.
-,
S~'''' ~ % 'i'' ''i'-a-o UPON =" pf0duetNs
securities pov, offered. NJ, t.tfar Fan tenss.
,-,.,... ~ fla. o.,
I Z. fr,.st,r4,t
80" per ''"' n Accrued interest
/ Ia Currency. The Bonds arc for 81 90 each.
- The Company reserve the right to advance
u- a. 1''li' ~, :"
sI.I -4 ,.-s-.,,. ,,-.. A, +r.rs ,s,, ,I, -.
than per een.. upon the Investment. and have,
from National and State laws guarantees peculiar
to themselves.
We receive all classes orCoverpmept goBss n
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Inc " loud and Tsit,hell'' farm, in Chester
LAS been sold to E. W. Evans, for s525.
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VICK'S
Floral Guide for 1869.
rIlHE first edition OF One Hundred Thousand Of
| Vick's " Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds and
Guide in the Flower Garden is now published. Il
makes a work Of 100 hages beautifully illustrated,
with about 30 Fine Wood Engravngs Of Flowers and
Vegetables, and an Elegant Colored Plate,
BOQUET OF FLOWERS.
1t Is the most beautiful, as well as the most in
thorough directions for the culture OF Flowers
ana Veg tables.
The Floral Guide is published for the benefit ofmy
customers, to whom il is sent free without appea-
ton but will be forwarded TO all who apply by mail,
for Ten Cents which is not half the cost.
Address JAMES WICK,
d3teod& w3teow Rochester NY.
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EHE Lodi Manufacturing To-, invite Farmers and
L others using manures. % send for pamphlet
descriptive Of their Fertilizers. They offer their
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500 TO 5000 per month hs salary paid ,
our Patent Non-corrosiue Whife BirS Clothes lines
state age and past occupation, and address the
American Wire Co., - William St, n. Y, or lG
Dearborn St, Chicago, III. Nv
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
For TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, Feb. 9.
AMOUNT OF LIVE sToCR AT MARKET.
T.4tTn ggI.a.ae, &. I ar,iu

AV0CNT or LIVE s10CH AT hAHhET.
Cattle. Slaep Lambs. Swine
This week 2~i 2E9
Last week 721 i~i- $50
Vermont lf7 1852
Prices Of Market Boef-EXtra, sl3 . N - -; first
quality So . "a 1909; second quality, $40 20 n u
= third quality $ 90 a 1000.
Prices Of store Catte-W rkins Oxen, 4 pair,
sIln, s2l1, $50 a s399.
slilcn Cows and Calves, from So, 50, sd5, So q
lul
Ycariin-s SIS a IS two year, ola, $50 a - +;
three years old, SIS a e..
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots s., 50, . y a.
$3.50 each: extra 8 "a $, OF from a ..c = p.
HiIiies 90 q l0lc q %. Tallow, Z. a Sc ID. Pets
5 a S. 80 each. Ca3f skins is N @tle per d.
Prices Of Poultry-Exua 2)i a pic; prime l9l a
PEE. good lst "a lqci medium ~ a lSc; poor to
medium l7c.
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$50 TEACHERS WANTED

sl5 TO $50 PER MONTH; for full particular al
dress The Peoples Journal" Philadelphia, Pa.
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS


This lr-s amount IS ouly an Indication q the ir
m-u-r traffic that must :, over the through line in a
ic~ MONTHS wAeu -Ae es. tide oi Pacific coast trav-
Cd an! trade ,l begin. It IS estimated tlat tbs
business must make The earnings o; the road from
FIFTEEN 20 TWENTY MILLIONS \ YEAR
IS 'he supp-y OF these Beads viii soon cease, par
ties who desire ro lt0-, 'a ta.m vl. find 70 for their
1'--st O. to g" at once. rha price for tie present
ID par anil accrued interest from January T. "a eur
r-rey