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NEWS PARAGRAPHS

A vein of quicksilver has been discov-
cred IN Solano, county, seven miles from
Vallejo.
Henry Clay's son. Theodore, is in the
Lunatlc asylum, Lexington, Ky.
Since Cortcz's days, Mexico has yield
ed So ,04l 1852 900 in silver.
The Assessors report shows that there
are 2O9,S houses in California.
The ten Westera States have increased
their vote over half a million in four
years.
An English paper has discovered that
the United States contains los, ,oOo, ,oO0
hens.
\ French geologist has discovered in
a valley point where two water courses
cross each other.
A Massachusetts s0tant xrites long
communication to prove that August tith
is the true Christina. day.
Cleayeland has a Nonan's Christian
Association that supplies industrious
young women with employment.
The Italian debt il now nearly $780,
100000 sterin., on which the annual
interest is over 1000, 900.
About one hundred and fifty members
of the British Parliament are charged
with fraudulently obtaining their election
A new daily newspaper is soon TO ap-
pear in London, the chief feature of
which will b. that the writer's Of all its
article. will sign their names to them
According to a census just taken hy
the County Assessor, me city Of st.
Louis h.s 100000 inha-itants T~o
years ago the population was estimated"
at 23l,U00.
In several mines in Cornwall, England,
th.f. are galleries which extend us-ler
the sea- where the sound Of .@e ives Is
clearly heard ~hen the sea i. as;ta'ed,
rolling a.. pebbles nd ooulde.s over the
rocky bottom OF tbs ocean.
\ neic-, Of Horace t:resly il said 70 be
wri,in. newspaper letters iro;. .uror..
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POWERFUL HARD I lived
in Maine" said Uncle Ezra, II helped
/, break up a ne. piece Of ground. We
got the wood OF ia the ,-ips.r ard e;.viy
in the spring ve began to pho. ont. 1t
was so coB-arn-d rocky, hat we k,d to
get forty yo.e of oxen to one psos.-~e
did fats; aud held that plo> mo, ~
a week I thought I'd die. Il zen
Almost killed he, vow. Wy one day
was hoId' n and the plox hit stump
which measured just nine feet and q half
through, harI ard sound white oak. The
plo- split it, and | wa. going strai2 ht
through, when | happened to think it
might snap together, SO | threw my feet
out. and had no sooner done this than it
snapped together, taking a smart hold Of
the seat Of ny pantaloons. OF course |
was tight but / held on to the plo~
handles, and though the tsainster- did all
they could, that team Of eighty oxen
could not tear my p~+.taioons no. cause
me to let go my grip. At last though,
after letting the cattle breath> they got
ano her strong pull together, and the old
stump cxme out about rhe quickest. i.y
wife made the cloth for there pantaloons.
and haven't corn any other Kind stree" ;"
The only reply nI.de to this was: II
should have thought it would have come
hard upon your suspenaefs-powerfu
hard"
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Real Estate f0l. Sale |.
a Administrator'a Notice.

Estate Of d. M. Bond, dscsassd.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersisned
IN administrator Of the above named estate ~
the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against. said deceased, to present the same vith
necessary vouchers, within Elk months from this
notice. to the undersigned at his res;dence. s;r
miles south of Peoria, Linn county, Oregon.
JAMES SHERRiLL.
feo. IL, isos-zS Adm.
RussHLL ELIHss, Attyu.
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beard and Lodging SO GO per day.

TIE Hotel Coach will be in attendance to con-
vey Passengers and baggage to and from the
Hotel free o nharge.
SEWALL Il COOK.~
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at as low figures as due regard to taste and good
work will allow. When you want anything in
the printing line, call at the REeIs7ER Office.
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J. BARRows. L. BLAIS. S. E. YOUNG.
J. Barrows & Co.,

ENERAL AND COMMISSION MER-
" chants. Dealers in Staple. Dry and Fancy
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery,
Boots and Shoes; Albany, Oregon.
Consgnments solicited.
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PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. n. sEwALL. GEO. D. COOK
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
(roEsERLy ARRIGoNr's.)
Front street rsst.and, Oregon.

YEyHE UNDERSTGNED, HAVING PER-s
& chased this well known Hotel, are now pre-
pared TO offer the travelling public better accom-
mo!ations tEan can lie found elsewhere ia the
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Ohice Oregon 4 California Stage Company. u.
G. Wei-r~Gr.r Agent. 2n
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BUSINESS CARDS.
GEO. ". GRAY, d. d. s.,

GRADUATE OF THE CINCINNATI DEN
w tai College. would invite all persons desiring
artificial teeth, aud iirstclass dental operations,
to give him a call.
Specimens of Su'eanite Base with gold plate
Innings. and other styles of work, may be
seen nj his office, in Parrish & Co.'S brick, (up
stairs) Albany, Oregon.
Resitcnec-Curner Second and Baker sts.
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ScEy York News.
New YORK. Feb. Q.

New YoRR, Feb. ..
The auction sales of real estate, o-day
were enormous. The Chamber Stree
property Of the Hudson River Railroad
Company brought $4,000. The Gun
Their estate S13l 900, and the Week. e.
tate $2l 900.
In the case of Belmont and Eoucke,
against the Erie Railroad Company, be-
fore the Supreme Court, Judge Cordozo
decided that Directors have power 10
issue convertible bonds, and convert them
into stock, although the amount of stock
is thereby increased beyond that fixed by
the charter, that stockholders cannot
maintain bill to restrain from exercise
of their corporate powers or to appoint a
receiver, and, AS a consequence appoint
ment of Judge Davis as receiver, was m
authorized and void
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first section of the second article of IN
constitution of the United States. shall b
amended to read as follows: Each Sta,
shall appoint by vote Of the peopl
thereof qualified to vote for representa
tives In Congress, u number of elector
equal to the whole number Of Senator
and Representatives to which the Sta,
shall be entitled in Congress, but no Sena
tor or Representative or person holdinc
an office of trust or profit under the United
States, shall be appointed an elector. and
Congress shall have power to prescribe
the manner in which such electors shall
be chosen by the people.
The joint resolution now goes 10 the
House Tor concurrence.
AT go the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr. Spaulding reported the amended
consular and diplomatic appropriate
bill. The following amendments were
now coneurred in: to strike out the pro-
yi~o consolidating the missions to Central
America; to increase the salary of the
minister resident to che Argentine Re
public, inserting in sch( dule b. among
the constitutes Maize * Ausake, appro-
prlating 1000 for the restoration OF the
Protestant American Cemetery at Apocul-
Ca, In Mexico inserting a proviso that
the requirement for the paying into the
Treasury of the Consular fees, where
they amour. to more than $4,000 year
shall hold to take effect on the | II of Jam
uary, 1869. Striking section 4, which
authorizes examination TO be made into
consular accounts. &c., by agents Of the
Treasury; providing that the increased
4
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~Sss Franklin Posts Real E.tats,,olumn.
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ETATEoF yERMD 4. district

- OF ufland ~. ~. a. q stTcd. hat ~ q
sessiou Of ~. Probate ouIt Asild % AZ Eu'lnd.
aithIn and for sad ly4-tIlet. on The 9Th dsf 81
FetlruaIy, a. -. $50. ir'ssesi hon ware g
Dunfsstl. = uds".
MheI..4s a cert iI ma. ffnIc ~ IN writlig under
seal rarfBr lIss De- lbr .-L Viii aud ieststs. NJ
OF john Brown Iaf, II la snr, Ili sasd q -trIet
= ecaa-e3 having bton rlt. DAY pteseutsd SO fsld
curt Tor rIabsi.. rsa Gu Il the k.gisf.I's
Office therefore. y H. oIdeIcd. hat al I-r7on-
mt re- 81 ia the esfte Of siee-s.. De tUil
fed 10 appear III r. ssasd Gust. ~ the PIoh-'e
yf.i e.s IA hug land IA sid 10 tire. CA the hT-t
Iu..d ~ la Maucl, A. o.. res ~ Publication q
Tins oder, tiI,ss weeks sicas-siA.ls prsfB0us
tn e o, IN the Euflani nsfald, n3srTap-T
urlt,l. a a. Ratl.nd 10 "a. 20 show esuss, q
any hey may base. WY -aii instrument an wIli-
ing al sud -" b. IIot 81 snd allowed as III. last
win and test fIeiit OI "a q deo-a-sd.
gwsH- W q. EDGEkloN. "a heg7-ter.
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CATARRHl COUGHSl COLDS AND
CnNSTMpTInN


Two-thirds of the people OF this country are
Gus and fatal disease. 1t the seed OF consun p
non. 1t will surely kill, if not speedily cured
While its results are apparent TO all, It's cause
battles the judgment OF the most skliliul.
slight cold aglravates and sometimes produces
the disease. People notice its sure and bIghtine
effect upon their systems, and for the past nifty
wears have been looking for cure. Consequent
ly ouack doctors and bad men have prepared and
ad yertised worthless nostrums Tor Its cure. WITH
no other effect than to gull the people out ~
their money. Aliens Congress Bltters VIII cure
Catarrh They will diseases OF the lungs.
and IL taken IN its early stages, VIII cure CON
SUMPTION They are cOmrOsed Of the virtues OF
sixteen different roots herbs and barks. the same
remedies used by the medicine men OF the old In
dian tribes Among the roots used IN the com
positlon OF these BItters Is found only IN the
country vest OF the Rocky Mountains. i he In
dams call il KagarTaugh. " hen dried and grated
and snutfed up the uostTls II VIII relieve the
worst forms of headache and neuralgia, ana VIII
clear the head from stuppages Of all kinds. When
.teeped aud the decoctIon Is drank, 1t Will re-
move ho.rseness relieve the worst cough or cold,
and Will cure CatarIh. 1t Is known by the name
of Ca.arrh Root and has been but recently dis
covered Medical men regard II ~ a great curl
t,sity and It's effects magical and wonderful
II IL the III tln ingredient OF these Bfttcr-, and
has proved beyond Cavil, that Catarlh Winch
i tina se1G-ge OF tins continent, can be cured.
These Bitters ara manuficted by William Allen,
ESQ. at Fort EdgIfi, Washington county. \.
Y and Tor sale everywhere. IIy them. Ihey
will do Won good. Inarch5IdIS
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Markets.
NEW YoRa, Feb. 9

NEW HOEh, Fed. 3.
AsHEs-Po,s quiet at 7.759s,OO Pearls dull
and nominal.
for Mid. uplands.
Receipts four-5, 1874 brls.
FLOUR Rather more active. Sales o 500 bbls.
at 65CIs 80 superfine State and Western ~
al 10 for common 70 choice extra State g JO(f
40 for do.extrA Western: Z 5UGS 30 good choice
white wheat. extra; o 65(aS IS Round Hoop Ohio
IL o. good chosee do California -four quiet-ly0
sacks at Dogs 2s for old, SOC % IS for new.
Rye -four dull-2o0 bbls at 25G5 so.
Corn meal duh.
WHIsKEY'-Quiet
Grain re0eipts-Whcat ZOO bush.
6RAIs-Wheat moderately ective a nd without
decided change Sales {, 700 bush. at 5S9l Ga for
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Deaths.

EVEREST In Shoreham, Feb D.. 1869, MIS-
Lucy Everest, r-het Of ne late Uduey h. EvcIst
Esq, in the eighty first year OF her age.
SMITH In shoreham. Feb 7th, of cons unip-
toa, Mrs. Ella smith, WIZ Of Reuben Smith,
aged ~ years.
sAAULDINOr- Jan. 9TH, after a long and Dis
tressng Hines, Mr.. Thomas spauliins, OF Or,
we'll aged "a years.
He was man Of the, strictestInt gritty Of char
ac.er, most amitb'e and KIND, and much beloved
by all who knew hum, especially by hi, neighbors
among whom 1t il, trulys4id he had no.cuenIes.
4.
Mtssaehu-.tts papers pleas copy.
LAWRENCE In Prpprrcu. Mass, Jan. -3l,
Jo,e pm Lawrence, aged 90 years, ii months and
days, the oldest man IN the town.
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Thus, the first day ended with great
profit and satisfaction To all in attend
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The New York Tribune says the reason why
Plantation Bitters are generally used is owing
to the fact that they are always made up to the
original standard, and OF pure material, let the
price be what they viii. The Tribune Just hits
the nail on the head, for Plantation Bitters are
not only made Of pure material, but the people
are told what they are made Of as the recipe is
wrapped around each bottle. Don't go home
without a bottle
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DIR. LIsToN.-Dr. Liston will make his
next professional visit to Rutland on the
25th and Goth days OF February, stopping,
a. usual. at the Central House. Those
afflicted with diseases of tho eye and ear,
also catarrh and chronic diseases, will do
well to call upon him at the Central
H0uSa
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SARATOGA SPRINGS. Feb. s, 1S69-Ei
Herald 1t was my pleasure last Sabbath
TO attend the Sabbath school connected
with the Baptist church of this place.
The average attendance is about 200 schol-
ars whole number $50, divided into
thirty classes, besides large infant class.
Their library numbers 1852 vols. The
teachers meetings each Wednesday even
ing, preparatory to the Sabbath exercises.
Is well attended, and they are able to
make these exercises very interesting
Esq Carr is their worthy superintendent
NJ w.
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COBURN & GERMANS.
COME AND SEE 1T.
oct26dxw IN
EARM FOR SALE. OR TO LET

L IL NOT DISPOSED OF BY THE LIST of
April Downs Farm, located on the Wood
stock turnpike, mile east of Rutland Post
office aud just out OF the village corporation, il
offered Tor sale at a bargain. Said farm con-
tains nifty acres, situated upon roads that it
could be divided into a great number of building
lots. 1t has good house and barn, wit h two free
posts of aqueduct water. Also, a variety of choice
fruit trees, and delightful shade about the house.
It has also the advantage of being situated IN the
High School district.
For particulars enquire upon the premises.
NJ. X. DOWNS.
Rutland, Vt, Jan. IA, 1869. 2w2wkdeaw2w
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1, j. stated ti--l ia Pacific Mail Company have
Turenis d 400 slams i.r r.'sIeIn. 1T. aionp
with 2G,u"5 previously owned. This would reduce
the capital 20 s.5oHs,o,0. /, u further reported
tna' the qlir,-riy divlGsnds o. pr cent vail IT,
Nall hnENlit.r.
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THE CHRISTIAN. 60. CENTS :!

a large i've Isge monthly religious sud
family paler. full OF faets p,o.icenees, iucldent-.
music. oetty. fr.e stories, Ilctures. reAdIEg l0r
young old, saints, sInns r.. one and all 80 ssct-
ar'anIsi. esnir0Eersy. Df C.. puf-, pills, 81 "a
tent tnadielu. s.. - It, year, 10 copies a. Pr
-undar roho8ls 10 uI1-s - neLd 10 cent? &
specimens iai..r,- t,su iaTl'f u. Vol % Ems
Jas, lsl3. loo pas-- ueg lrya.iiact- Tor o.. Ad-
ssrezs ii. l. HASH 80. lptural Tract EeIslsl-
tory, y IInlall str,pt, lss- ~, Mass.
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For S4LE.-In our advertising columns
it will be noticed that Mr.. james Everson,
of Castleton, offers his fine farm for sale
This farm is located some three-fourths of
mile from Castleton village, and Is one
of the finest farms in that vicinity. Any
person DESTROYS of purchasing good farm.
under high state of cultivation, would
do well to call upon Mr.. Eyerson.
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state bonds quiet. With a weakness IN Tenne
see'f' Mesour's 50 IS n-y Tennessee'- GG y ifh
tarolina's Gl.. Nrgiuls's 81. extra coupons
louisiana levee % 67ts.
In the stock market Pacific siail continues al
object OF absorbing interest It opened at III !.
4 -vaneed - Ili, declined 10 liz s.e TO ll5s
and tell - lll.. The rest Of the mafket dul',
with the largest dealiug- ia North West. rn, OHIO
and NIis-is-ipfa. S.w York Central, Canton, and
MariPlsI preferred The general market. EqR-
ever. was quite tim throughout the day.
This afternoons quotations reported as fol-
INV.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR OUR

IA new book OF ]. 90 page, ~ f1rely u nls-
irar.d with elsg ant Eusrayinss, Map, &C. The
p--,pl.'s edition OF the I.iie and Elasle- 81 ~
Paul, by Rev. M.ssrs. aoByDesI- Hoxson. a
vivid picture OF the tim OF rbe gieAt a poste.
" army coilInef3ed ~ u T4ysfsI 81 ill nsDorBi :
NATIONS. snlsaTtoI - he E'fg ali q ifson, 81
,old d, one-fh ri It's pIioe- A''e- AND rei.TeDf's
m the English language 1asuIniss ssis to sg-nis
larger tnan .y.r beioi. orered. ar uisr- free 10
ali Adcrrss the LuoE.sheIs. A.. W. BLISS q Co.,
Hartford { iotsf.. aud I..l.sio, OhIo-
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bI-J. w. Horner. of Parkersburg, West Va,
says that DR.. ii. Anders' Indian Water cured him
of scrofula. He had thirty-seven running ulcers
when he commenced taking the medicine. Persons
afflicted should make note of this, and send to
J. p. Dlnsmore, SO Dey street, New York, for a
circular concerning thu, remarkable remedy.
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aflarrianfs.

JENNINGS PORTER At Lee; Mass. Feb,
list Noble Jennings, Of Ca tlcton, VT, and Alice
NJ. Porter
BANTEN Tyne At the Hotel in Proc
torsvll!e, Feb /, 1867, by Rev. j s. Little, Mr..
Andrew Banten OF 81. Philip r o. ana Miss
Orella CIyne ot PrnGtorsvlila VI.
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worthy of full confidence as historical

worthy of full confidence as historical
records.
| g. These Scriptures, considered merely
as trustworthy records, prove the infalli-
bility Of Jesus Christ Infallibility is pre-
dicted of him, first, as teacher of the
truth secondly, as knowing perfectly all
the workings of the active and moral
powers of men; thirdly, as prophet
foretelling with entire accuracy events to
occur in the near and remote future. We
can, therefore, rely upon the truth OF
what he has taught, and the fulflment OF
what he has promised.
/ On concluding this point, the lecturer
gave way for the hearing of such ques-
tions as might be asked, and half hour
was given to interrogations and answers
relating to the ground traversed by the
lecturer.
3. The New Testament Scriptures, con-
sidered merely as trustworthy records,
prove Christ to have promised the inspira-
ton Of the Holy Spirit to His apostles,
by whom most of these records were
written.
Il will pray the Father, and lie shall
give you another comforter, even the
Spirit of truth" in. xiv. 16, II; How
belt, when He, the Spirit of truth, is
come, He will guide you into all truth,
4 and He will show you things to
{ o,,nan Tn
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IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT

Il Of Vermont -. At Rutland, the Sd day oi
February, A. ID. 1863
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ar-
pointnent assignee OF U.orl- III. 1iars, OF W al
lingIord, IN the county OF Rutland and state Of
Vermont, within said District, who has been adj
judged a Bankrupt upon hls own petition by the
district Court OF said District.
6.w3w JACOB EDGERTOS, Assignee.
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SENATE CHAMBER, }

hutSliF ANlSbi, II
Dear Lolita | Just received your letter
of Sabbath this evening. Owing to mis-
takes at the 20 it had been misplaced
/ Why did You not direct your letter as
! told you : and why in the devil did you
not do as | told you in regard to the bag
gage? How long, want to know, Is it
! going to take You to learn to do as | tell
you? Now you have gone and sent my
| things down here, how in hell do | know
where to find them You just say.
Your shirts viii be in box Now amt
that very definite information Where
| did you send them, and how If you
wanted to depart from my instructions,
| why did you not write to me at the same
| time you sent the things, and how
| That is all | have to say on this subject,
and maybe | will get the shirts, and may
BE not. If it will do you any good, | Will
just tell you that | have no clean shirt,
and | don't intend to have until | get one
from home.
How do you suppose l am to know
what to expect if you don't do as | tell
you?
am very sorry to hear that little Louie
is not well, but / hope she is well by this
time. / shall feel very uneasy until |
hear from you again. | want you to
write to me right away again, and tell
me everything. Where did you sleep
when you stayed down home?
Give best respects to all the folks, and
write to me soon
Yours,
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN,

On the errors aud abuses incident to youth and
early manhood, with the humane view OF treat
ment and cure, sent by mail tree of charge Ad-
dress Howard Association, Box T, Ph'lafelPhia,
Do lansOd&w3w
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The Herald il the only paper i'm
the County of Kutiand. or this Sec
ton al Vermont that takes scic-
graphic news. Ehc Herald receives
the A>sociated Press Reports regu-
larry.
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lake EoME>zINE House.-The Lake
Bombnziue House, in C4stleton, will be
open for visitors on the evening Of the
22d of February. This house i situated
near some Of the most romantic scenery
in our State, and, as conducted by Mr..
VIM. A. Bachelor, will prove a most de-
sirable stopping place for those visiting
the beautiful sheet of water from which
the house takes its name and other points
Of III 'erest.
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BEEF Peg lua It's y.i hy'tl weight 81 E2,le tai
lDw and meat extra, sl3 2jttl3 20 art 8ua3ltt
80 'Utlt3 go. SECOND -lutiify 81 gftla 80 thu
quality. sln un.,.L r1. is~ ch0sns single Itis-,
1880. $50: -ptA- 81 the poorest sJsss, a. 81 h
olu ru.
WORKING OXEN slGHT-11.
HANDY STEERS. !"sStl5j, % -auch accord
ing 20 their value. ~ b,-,..
COWS A%D TDCNu CALVES F4.r quality
tlul 3D. .xrI, 80 .tlu1. 'trrpw ani Jfy t85Es51-
,HEEF.-I,r Iyau-. lis- weight. 5a5" .e- eN-
IRA 1aS
SHEEP AND LAMBS bad. 81. l8.s. 81 -
rlH uI.
STORES THIN GoUNG CATTLE -for farm
-r- one year u.I. sD'tLJ twJ years Old. sp'a4oo
three years slH, 500 400.
rELT,- 1900 5ug.. country lots. gTeeE, I-"a
lI#e.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-11

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the ibest i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.