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Every Intelligent ana thinking person r,rst snov
hat remedies handed ont fr general use sbonId hsv,
their efficacy established by well tested experience il
the hands OF regularly educated physician, who's,
fulfil; yet the countryis flooded with poor nostrum
and eurealls, puSs ag to be the best in the world
which are not oIsE seless, but always injurious
The unfortunate sssas be PARTICULAR in seIectins
his physician, 1t is lamsntable yet 1ncontroyert
bic fact, that many sypbitic patients are made mis-
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatmen
from inexperienced physicians in general practice io
Itisa point generally conceded by the best syplogrs
dhers, that the study and management of these com
would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practi
toner, having neither opportunity tims to max
pursues one system of treatment in most cases MAX
ing an ndscriminate OF that sntiQustsd and dan
9erous weapon, the Mercury.
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Farm for sale.

IN P0wnal, farm of the late Benjamin Soule, con-
4 tanning seventy-acres of good land, with build
ings thereon; wood-lot and orchard, two wells OF
excellent water, never tail in dryest seasons. For
further pal ticulars enquire OF j. SOULE.
mar4w1m* on the premises.
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F'arragut's i Fleet.

NE Omcers and men connected with Admiral
a Earraguts Fleet at the capture OF New Orleans
IN 1867, can now obtain Prize Money by applying ip
person or by letter, with discharge 10
e. X. HARMON,
" Exchange 81.
Portland, March %. .-d8w3w
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w estbrOOIk Seminary.

TyHE Spring Term of this Institution will open
4 Wednesday, Feb 24th inst
g. M. STEVENS, Secretary.
Westbrook Sem, Feb IS, 1869. fel9tt
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
In been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust Of Administrator, of the estate of
THOMAS WORCESTER, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment TO
GEO. w. PARKER, Admir-.
Portland, March 16, 1869. m12O d1aw3w.
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Wanted!

a Young Man to collect for a firm In this city, Sal
"A ary $50 per week; deposit Of $500 required
none need answer only those with the cash and are
willing to make permanent engagement. Address
mr21dlw s. o. ID, Boston, Mass.
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FOE SHE I

i Rufus Horton; the lot is SO feet front and 10
deep. The house is thoroughly built, with two par
lors sitting room, dining room, and Kitchen on low
er floor, and chambers; good cellar with cemented
floor; wood-shed, stable, and well of excellent wa
ter, never dry.
This property in proportion to its real value will
be sold at lower price than any estate in the city
For terms apply to EDWARD FOX
Mar 29-eod1m
For Sale, For Sale!
49, We offer for sale the HI. n jenkins prom
@::; erty at Westbrook, containing about one acre
Ill. OF ground under high cultivation; Fruit Trees
aud small fruit in abundance. The building are
new and in perfect order; there has been spent on
the property within the past two years $4,000
The location is unsurpassed by any property at
Westbrook, being ia the immediate vicinity of the
Horse Cars Schools and Churches.
GEO. K. DAVIS & co.
mr26d3w Dealers In Real Estate
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Captains Interest in Vessel fol

Sale.,
NNE. quarter or three-eights Of good old her
Omophrodite Brig, will be sold to q captain who
good order and ready for business and carries about
i40 M spruce lumber or upwards OF two hHndred
tons COAL and goes without ballast VIII be sold at
The rate Of 81 200. Apply to j. & L. CO6GESHALL,
No 12 Commercial Wharf, Newport r. l., where the
vessel can be seen. mr2edlw
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THOMPSON & PUTNAM.
ALBION, Me. Oct. 9. 1856

ALBION, Me-, Oct. 8, 1868.
W. L. BRADLEY
Dear Sir-I have used your Super Phosphate two
years, with very satisfactory results.
In 1867. used one barrel on corn, and 1 am
confident the crop increased by it, at least two
thirds.
This year used nearly 400 lbs. on one and one
half acres and raised 220 bushels of good merchant
able potatoes, beside eight barrels of smaller ones
lett two rows without Phosphate in three differ.
ent parts of the field, and / found not more than
one-third the quantity produced on six with
Phosphate, and they were all too small to offer tor
sale.
Your Phosphate also gave me excellent results on
turnips, and all kinds OF garden sauce.
Yours truly, JOHN BURRlLL.
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FOR safe

1.-TWO new frst-class Brick Houses on DeerinI
l. Place. e5tAe EsF
Apply to GEORGE NJ HARDING, Architect,
dc28dtf ~ FL. Boyd BlOck
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THE OPINIONS OF
Scientific & Practical Men
IN FAVOR OF
BRADLEY'S
Super-PhOsphate !!

From Hon. T. s. Lang.
North Vassalboro', Me-, Dec 8. 1868.
W. L. BRADLEY, Esq y 49,
Dear Sir:-When met you in Portland. was un-
abba to answer in full your queries as to the salts
as my CROPS were OF harvested
lam gratifed with the result OF its application up
on corn potatoes and roots, and have arranged for
liberal supply for the coming season.
am respectfully yours, II s. LANG
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103 Fifth Avenue, New York, Nov. 2e, 1868.
VIM. l.. BRADLEY, Esq.
Dear Sir-You ask how the Super Phosphate which
had of you last spring proved in its use upon nv
country place upon the Hudson River
say in reply that my gardener used IL on tbe
lawn, on the piece Of meadow and on the indian
corn.
Its effect was rapid and wonderful, Ii is far the
cheapesL manure OF which have any knowledge.
Yours truly, EDWARDS PfERREPUST.
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dIDIOII, liIC, OOts IcUo'
VIM. l.. BRADLEY,
Dear Sir-Having used your Super-Phosphate sew
eral years with good success purchased half ton
last spring for corn and potatoes When planting
corn, 1 tried hog manure, Phosphate, and hen ma
nurc, each separately, on the same quantity and
quality OF land. had better corn from the Phos-
phate than fom either the other manures have
mentioned.
The result on potatoes was equally satifactory,
and estimating both crops market prices here, the
half ton of your Phosphate has paid me hundred
and fifty dollars, which consider a~good invest
ment. I shall use more in future than have in
the past. Yours truly,
WM. B. WING.
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WANTED.
Wanted!

A First-class Woman Cook. Apply at the st. Law
"A renee House, cor, Middle and Iudia st. mr10tf
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BOSTON NIARhET.
BosroN, WEDNESDAY, Nov. ,.

BOSTON, he4Hk1hflf NV. ..
FL0uR-The Flour trade was more active e"
DAYS ag9 and u little improvement IN prices was
realized, bat the market has asulh become com par
atEely quiet, although tie feeling j. very general
that prices have touched their lowest point ne
ccipts quite moderate, and Tor the season. au
for October SHOW a large falling "t compared " th
IA ear. The sales have been ~ 3 - a ~ iiI
Western suuerfue; 5000 "a 3 - .ur common ext
50 D. ~ - for medium extras and bakers brands ;
81 rl ia ~ for white wheat ono, In ana ana hi
cli-au. iiyo.,e brands Of VI shi-au selling at 8 -,
and in some instances $ q DBL. ILLINOIS Flour
ranges from 3 - "a 80 Tor good and choice brands
and st Louis e IN n $40 q DBL including fay,rte
lrauds. IN Com NJ sat sales az 50 . e Dbl Rye
GRAIN-The market is duh for Corn, bu, price.
hsve not varied mater Ally the past week. some
new southern yellow LAS been received. from h'ch
saIes have been made ut 81 % r tushel, but the
quality Vas very good for new Corn. GA western
ulsolad has been sold 40 81 o. ~ . cargo 1f
$50 nu,hc., az 10 and IVES era and Southern
yellow s. 80 10 is r hu-hel. Oats have been 10
fair demand. w.th sales AT 60 soc i0r common and
good Nesteru AMI uthcru and choice lots % tn
5'c p "ushcl. In Rye small sales az : ~ al go E
Shorts 81 10 % line Feed f25 q al and NiddnGs
s}2 "a 81 + ton.
PROV ISL 'NS.-The demand ir P TX is qui.e lin Z
ed ana The sales have been confined o. retail lots at
$3.50 "a g for prime; sli 20 G $3.50 mess, and
So q 81 Tor clear. Beet IS duu, and continue In
moderate drTnu-d. with sales at SO r 10 fr mess,
and $40 ~ ID Jog family. ln lard there have been
stel.y sales al l-- nc zee o steam and kettle feu-
dered, ami Aldcu's caddy at 90 De g.. Smok-
Ci II iUs have hecn in fair demand 90 j. M -ue 2 %.
PRODUCE -iae receipts Of Butter have been
quite large the past week ans prices have m ed in
fay0r Of buyers GOOD aud choice New York and
NCr.rou ua.rit- have sold 81 . e. e p. - %
quality: and common and fair from sd q 35c ih.
Cheese ls quite arm and has been .n demand. vith
sales AZ b Use ior farmers diaries AID o. n Pee r
factory White Beans are firm with slles az g. BIZ a
-75 iHr ermmuu ana good medium, 81 Tor yellow
ewes. and s. % H-t for extra lrt fueatos- lave
Hesu arrvin quite free witt -a.e- 10 90 a d.c =
bash for jackson whites SNHf' Potatoes are sell.
Dol. " HH. o. Of. Haz r.. ID
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CONSUMPTION cAN BE CURED.

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small flal dismiss tla-r. ana address fIts..f-.
those vrLu are wiling g listen tu t.r .lciatU no
r.a,ou and vino are HisQO--t. tn admit tsg -tr..-
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y.. <--
Aott--i oi- Sl-et al4 steady ~ 81 q o.
tcar.- lu.l ans uHfr.t
tuIInN - H,lsY- sales -H| 1a.es 40 81 flr
II.dIn- up.a--.
tLHt Ii; &c ~. e.fS ,- Lar e-s
Flour ii.4Ft- sA-e-, 4....i 'Nls- 20 H D. ~
Hr -uperaur state aH7 Western. -' ut -7 fog
common choice e1tr. state ID 1 81 iir go extra
te-tera tiI ~ H i|r -..ai choice VIII Zoe wreat
extra. Sd q o. 'i.- common choice round hoop
ohio. - 1 - i1r common O. far extra g. Louis
go u 9ti i'r good choice &C. ell. -'u- dull .n-.-f
ir- $500 phl-. ufcriHrta -Ho4 lae eA 'r ID ga %,
ats 20 a. oo.
RE FLOUR Nu.ct Sales 500 hhls. a. o. n
% Io.
CORN hEAi.-l l.et. Sales N hHls titr-A.- Ca
lone ou private terms.
NHl>kEY-ls decidedly lower. sales 200 h'.is.
N.-t. 90 10 l- G I-- free.
Grain Rcccp t---Nheat l7 $50 ia-hai-.
WUEAT-OptueI steady aud closed heavy. 81 e.
shade lower. Sales, $3.50 50 B I7 NJ 30 fr 81. 8
sur.- 3 BID n 80 for so. . 90. tH fHr Nn.I do.,
1850 sd ior winter red Illinois. closing 90 4l .r
f3 for winter rad and amber western. g. fir
winter Ted Canada in bond A. 20 so for white
lu Jana. Q Is fer choice aul..'r Tennessee.
RYE-Dun and lower sales goo hushs. western
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BATES -pARrRInCE-In 81 ton. Oct. 27ti see, hv
Rev II. Woodward, L. u. Bates and Ellen C.
Partridge both Of NestiOrd.
JoHNspS-GArEs-At the Methodist parsonage.
Oct. 10Th, by Rev. D. w. Dayton, Frederick W
Johnson Of Burlington, and Emily Gates Of Col
chester.
BosTwICE--C0LE-In this city, Nov 2i by Rev.
NJ \. WILCOX, Mr.. Whitman ". Hostwicz Il Hine.-
hursh, and Miss Lote T. Co.e of North Ferris,urgh
SroNE-M FRRILL.-lu ST Adams Nov "a. by tie
Rev ". D. halcom. Mr.. james stone e Burlington,
t.. and dis- ccrnela \. Merrill Of Colchester, "
No cards 10 cake no Western paper need COPY.
FRESoa-MgAp-In Uuderlr'. Ncy. ID by Rev
: J. Bates. Mr.. Darwin &. French, and Niss Emma
l.. Me,1, both of Jadrrhil.
DIED.
MsAD--ln bgfl.lo y Y, Oct. 7th Eveline. b.
Mead, widow uf the late Charles y Neal # Port
EDWARD y. Y, aud dsugnter ~ Baujaui.a L. Wig
glns, formerly OF Essex. VI. aged 5~ years
vermont papers please copy.
LANuoS-In stowe, oct. 18Th, Laura Owen. glfs
Of Daniel Landon, aged 4 years
HlCKs.-At his residence in this city on the 30
last, Rev John 4. Hicks, ID, ageu o. years
BLAm--At Shslburn Point, Nov. a. Am NJ. wife
Of L. 5 Blair, aged 81 years.
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GREAT SUN-SUN CHOP.
HENRY WARD
i T. L. < Il Z. K -
SERMONS N
mouth spuEBSt.

Are being retl By people @ sre-H co.'s .1f tsH0HI-
.i.s..aa tl over -iis urtry and Egsc--. Ttcy are
l-. fa.. 1aalti!i re eus thcuEai ,nI Zee III r
n'srl1-ai Pl .ait j. pE1lisi e Wte-iy I'd contains
w. Berctsr's sermons sro Prayers ln form slitcBs
lrr rrHsc-r ..1i ana binding for sale Hs at news
lal rs. Price iac. Yearly -lbscTlallal received
Pcs Che pub -.-fs : i, giving -yo .l'-s1le volumes
0f over four Lull~el psE- e1ea. iall ea D., i-7a.
ues aud superb Steel Porrrtir q sig Geecher pre-
seated q. ali y=sriy sIt-crlil-rs Extraordinary
.H7rf pm MOI; Itl Ft ~, I So AM 1 h a.
;ts HtB Non ..--i. or u1-c rtlr.nu. IL
dependent, Ch-is'isn JuGTnll-ff p-Ees, cut an
-rr bed. early printed. AMY ec.tse, seat 20 ore
sit-l-- lr woeEs f.r four dollars special irdree-
IlJ1.s g yl--rTS and those -ata Z u. cI IA
oIC-...". cnT.ir- STA -e ,-e-, far -a.
,. Is FORD * CO.. Pubs P1Ti Row. y. Y
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To Bridget OVAL ;

V!YHERRAs. John O'Neil, uf Un'.erhill. IN tEe
w County u Chlttenien. has d.ed ia The 5u-
prtme Court Of SAID County, h lihe. sr q divorce,
setting forth that on the istl day Of September,
1853 at Burlington. in said County. he i4term4rr'cd
with you, and faithfully lived " tn you until june
18th sol. when you wdfgliy deserted him. and
since have 50 contGucQi ana pras in iJr OBJ ygic;.
nat for the last twenty yesrs be has lived u
said Underhin. and il app-aFin- that 90 are v tn
ont the state you are hereby required o. ap-
near on tne frst dsy II the next term Of
said Court 10 be held at Burlin -tou, ia ss1 unity.
On the first Tuesday in January. $50, HId make
answer 10 81 N Tibet; thi. order the libel ant is
auired - publish according to lsS, in the Barring
ton Weekly Free Pres. Dated at Burlington afOre-
aid, on this 2lth cay Of October, A %. ice
l7W3w \. j. HOWARD tiefk-
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STATE of Vermont, cAi'tsnaeH Coua,,, =.

state Of > eInoai, Chittsndes Couat,, -.
BURLiSGi0N SAVINGS BAyE.l
vs. CHivrtSuEN CarsrY
Asa SANnERsoS, 7. !. Er.- torRr. oeri. ] Etf-
ToLPH. G zoRsE uATss, ASBi A. d. 1868.
TRusTEEs.
yzT HEREAS, the burlington saviaes b,nk AZ
w this Terra of .tif Court c"nineueee ifs suit
against said Samdrfsln. Bactpph. Gate. anu irus-
tees. declsrn. against sad defendants IN plea .
sssasa yst under the -olcra Coanis, de-iAnd NJ -
collars damages
= Ard where's IL IS raaic % aprelr "a the Court
here thr said Asa saIdersan and Z. J. B.;to pt re-
side without this STATE, anu bays nnt had personal
notice Of the pend, neg Of this sni'
Therefore, IL is ordered BY the Court that said
cause ne CONTINUED 20 the next Terra thereof. aud
that the stid ,sancersou and BIttolph, be notified
Of the pendrncy tleTeoi BY publishing this rO-
tee ,ntsnng the substance 81 said declaration. IN
the Burin atom Free Press. pablo newspaper
printed nj Bufiingtou 10 said County, three weess
successveiy, the last publication o. Pc at least
twenty day bel re TIE sxt Term cf This Court.
Iatel at Burl.n- u, tbs y dag % Oet.. .ta9.
=. J. Toward, Clerk.
Lawrence Burnnp. Attyl. for Plaintiff.
ls03W
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Rrcuuoyp MAEKEr.-There were about ,2JO
boxes of cheese sold from l6 to Il cents and l3e
tabs Of butter from IS to 40 cents.
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MANUFACTURED AT
TR = ET.
SOLD BY WEIGHT.

Instead Of selling this thread By the 2O yards
many spool cuttous are soi, HAT claim 70 con
tain that length ON each spool hut sometimes come
short Dy reason Of inaccurate Measurement, II is
SOLD ACCORDING To ITS Actual WEIGHT.
Une-half ounce Of " Wlllist0ns G.. S. ~ is each
spool. exclusive OF the weight II the spool itself
This plan secures perfect equity between seller aud
CONSUMER. You kuow exactly what you are buy
ius. GU arc not only getting superior quality 81
threl l. perfectly adapted 20 ali your wants, bu,
you get, especially on the hi CHER numbers more Of
70. some Of the finer numbers Uf the &C. $. J.
contain more thaa 500 yards e. the spool The
spools ale all Of exactly the same SIZE, leEib y
numbered. TIE number and lanel are not pasted
ou. DO the uia idshign which afc every mother a,
tue mercy ul her misss'acr,us Uttle children 81 ht
enjoy thu sport % picking . o. incls; but by d
new process. are printed llrt.Hly a. each end u
the spool ITSELF The uniformity % -.ze os the pool,
secures freedom from the trouble % adjusting the
spuol-holdor u your machine when you change
from one number oi threat to another.
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BrsINESs NOTICES.

A ease Of chronic rheumatism II unusual
severity. cured bv " Joins3e's .fR0fyH7 Linz
1'. noticed by one OF our exchanges. 4
large bunch came out upon the breast of the
sufferer, ami appeared ike part Of the breast
t".e
The sTcttest worI in cur language is health.
A-f-' FIRST iniico'ion Of disease, use wcll-known
rni approved remedies For dyspepsia or in
digestion. us, " Parsons Prygfire Piii ~
H.r coughs. colds, sore OR lame stomach. us'
- p '7 3 .f1o3yge Lj7imerf."
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STATE OF VERMONT 1he H.1. Probate Court
for the District ol Gait
teuicn.
To all persons interested in TIE estate Of Mg.yiIa
Llponte, Of Montreal, in the Province " Quebec,
GREsgIv0.
w HEREAS, application IN writing hath hser
w made to thus Court by the guardian of said
ward for license 10 sell the real estate Of SAID ard,
setting forth erein TINT It would be for the Interest
ol id ri t. have the said real estate, n,lu iiH
said Homestead interest. sod anu converted %
money.
ASl TaEREuP1N the said Court appointed "a as
signed the 2Al day OF November, a ID. ,-1-, al the
Probate Court looms, Ia said District, O. hear and
decide upon said application; and ordered that P9H
lie notice thereof he given 10 al per-uus intvfc-tci
therein. % publishing this order three Secas sue
cessively. in She d" Burliu-tpl Free frees,
newspaper wich circUiates in the ute hh1ra1 pod ut
tdosa persons Interested therein, ali OF w1icG pu'ii-
cations snail he previous u the time ppoiuted for
hearing.
Therefore you are hereby natiicd t. pear h,fure
said Court 40 the tuiu aad pace e.. r-sfd tara l.J
there 10 object 20 the -rautn- s1rl fsl-c iy'u
cause.
al.eu under ms hand, NJ the frphat Court r GAS,
this 2ifn dny Of . stof.er, 4. ID i,l3-
l.w3w RUSSELL ). FAFT, Register
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Homer Irish of Shelburn, raised two turnip
lec,s this season which weighed respectively ~
and g pounds.
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The stock t-ains were -Rin late, half day. The
trade closed exceedingly unfayorshle 70 the droveIs
at Brighton last Tuesday. and many were unsoiu.
largest of the sea on A few good stall fed oxen
were sold at y a 3d. fair oxen and good three year
old steers at II "a - lighter steers and heiers etc.
at a 10 per n, and inferior grades al from Z D
perib.
At Brighton there were over 2Oi0 western ana
about 80 from Maine Except on the best qualities
prices aboutsl per 100 its lower than last "eeA
aud the demand weak Price, for sheep and lambs
lower and the dr0vers work of Ihsr locks slow
" and with much clmpldiat Of the markets Lots
were sold at nearly all prices irlm 81 TO >, accord
ing to quality. ani many are sold TO commission
houses.
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o. W. Ellis, the enterprising news dealer az
U.-.e=si. has established Circulating Library
rs Dis place of business. he has some go choice
books, and proposes to increase his collection from
timr NJ INC
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Is some remedy for hsbitual C1stiveness.
ysoaIa advise all these who troubled with by >
pspss Co,tyeness, Piles Biiiousness, Headache. or
an ism II Indigestion, to Iise DR. HARRISON
pFHisTALrIC IOZsN6Es." ELISHA HUNT
ISEgON NJ D. Ex-Lieas Governor II hasssehu-
sits For sale al Ne. fremont Temple, Boston, BY
n A. HARRISON q Co, Peorrietors. aud by all
Druggists Msiied Tor s. cents;
iss5@os HENRY 4 CO.. Agents.
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men her from the ioen " here the man lived, VINO
asked tie parsaee of the bill, did not wish IT, Il
seemed to he bi for the benefit Of an indi-
yidual.
The motion To- dismiss was disagreed TO, yeas
-. nays III The bill was then passed
H. y, relating TO an increase IN tie rate OF
inteies; was taken mp, tic question being GA the
vote to reconsider The vote dlsulisslhg The OH
Mr.. joyce Of Rutland said this bill is one Of
some importance, So much so tlat The Governor
had called cur attention 90 it. There is "a ezis,-
ing evil in regard TO interest, and the question j.
how we shall remedy toe evil. We must 80 ar
range it as to be just and equitable ai al ''''s
ana under all Circumstances. At times money
Is worth six per cent, ct times il is worth ml-n
more, and We must adopt some policy JhAl
shall strike OIL the bands from the STATE cI e.
mont and allow any young man 70 iaunC- .u.
IN business within cur borders "iinoi. V1lN=
driven out Of the State We allow De o'ale To
borrow monev ~ seven and tarte-'ehins PEI
cent and yet refuse the citizens OF iA7 ''''' =, az
the slue thing. Special laws are ehaciei 20
allow certain e roorg.i1ls 90 borrow money al
go ll7r cent because they cannot ger u al %
per cent. We cannot get monty ul' Oh 'ue pAuAs'
they are not gun ilr the hene1t oi tle ttvP.e''
the money is locked up in their coAsFs ia ooni7
a-7e'ner gtnf. business men cannot get Dc,
because The law aiiI nos aA9# tneiA 70 pay me
interest The DUTY ef f.ie legislature Is o. loosen
40 these rates aud Ii-c business l'en as -9oi "a
chance as We give o. c-piuil'ss who refer tire
hands because uf hirher r.... Cuisines interests
ia +hc gtate are suffering for she want Of money,
ar fiisiuess is s-4ruaut. because they cannot
ret money % carry 10 on. u lais ID is EJt ae-
-rrtaiI- IN Ill. Us provisions, t--r me ltber.a
give men the opportunity 70 pay saaJ money Is
actul..g worth 90 them Tor bushes rurpUs. -. AID