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H1RnMG's PATBNT CHAMPION III
s = bMRE AND BURGLAR PROOF ~ : (
. atli ,p@ SAFES = .9sd.beol
Great Conaagation on Lake St.

Mesan. HSassso I o.. - STATE GtEsst: y H0,t TF-
Gaa0ln the disastrous IRE Lake g., whieh occur.
red the night Of the 18th ins had enc u year Mes
foldsgDose Safes. which lay ID the burning ruins unt
yesterday afternoon, snd crest was the hoo list IL
oenns 4, after exposure Of about fyight hours Ne
are pssd to inform you that and ta oontsass
splsadM eoAdition; N fact ths iss Of TIE - locp .
eeod ~, Some Of the covers Il the boos Wss Ieoso
We ars ven pleased With the result asd voala "a at
safs that pesves IT, contents weli proves n - b IRE
CIV. HENDIxson . co. .
The SAFE Of Nesn c. N. Hendersga a o.. 60 Dow b
The veto In than soosocidsat Ars. Avssdsl he
PSss Medals at the Worlds Fair, Loadoa Wsf6s Iar.
Nsw Issk; and Kxpaiion Unlv@sslls Psrk nass1hous.
e and fnr sale by = ..,,...'. II - = - 7rY
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.UQWUG hirT GsHy haR ,aag 20 81 bEsss
ID From Dispsnsatsry Of the United States.l
DIoeNA CRENATA-DUCHU LEAVES.


aromatic, their taste b.ersh, md saaioeou. to mint
.a ,Ys.' :sa ,'1yss are gently
TTSsy are fvsn d ~ 9 ths Urnary Organs such
gravel chronic carh 81 The bladder, morbid irritation Of
rstsstisa ncontnsnes sfens pn loss tone in the
pars concerned In it, evacuation remedy has also
Recommended in Dyspepsia chronic rhsumasm, sutaneeu1
e ssesaaS 81 s S sasH ...,x p.sr.n.i
sggNlsts16, adfrsn ~ s. q tGAs A6clias6r chSh1
life; after confinement, labor pains; bsd-wettng n
q sa.ctsns peculiar r. !al.s - extract buchu an
equalsa By any other ehcsis retention, ir
.s...sd .ers.: Z 4: s:H% ss1Ss
D:.::s of IL. Ssla, ida.ys ;.,.t and arop.s.
s e. Sssss = sEss e:
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4: 49,. "a iss....:: !: .: s5s:,: sIssr:si:s
.s md :tsss * s .:a. . d:ss: e
sbisl ana dsieats eeaststs Of 10th sexes attended
!. Ss.s e.: q s::, s. 4 ss:.siss ', s..
vss, psin in tie bsei hss h.6 aasIing q the bsdy
u.ivsssai lssstads oi u unscslar syafs;s. e. -
Hsnbolds Extract bechu dlurste and
and cures Ill diseases arising en habits Of dsspstien
supsssding oopaba affections q which It is used such q
gsnohes elects lssg standing end syphtc affections
"a tasss dssassa usss y With Ae.bslds Rsss
Sea ~ drugeists aad ssslsn everywhere Beware Of
eoantsrfsiA2 AK ierc HEtMpoLDeS Take no ether
sny addrss Dsscrib. synptons in ali communications
Aldrun r r. HELND oKts abxg asd Chemical Warehouse
~ Dss6away, New York. ~ IA -
va ss-s.i. 4 nv css.isal 7s1sa..s. "a ign.a
fSb 49, N. WIZ AC H.f HktGB0LD.
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schenclk,s Pullnenie syrup,

Schenclk,s Rulmonle Syrup,
Seawesd Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure consumption
Liver compliant and dpa. tsksn seeotng p the d.
rsco Thss IN three t. " takes At the same time.
THO elsaaSs the stomach. relax the liver and put it 70
wse thsa he sppss bscsnss god ths feed dgssts and
makes good bood the patient begins grow In flesh the
dssd matter rpsns IN the lunss. and III patient cat
grows the disease and gsts WE'LL This the only way to
cure consumption.
pha swss his unrvasd success in the treatment of pu
msnary consumption. he Psnssis Syrup ripens the
hid matter In the uns nature throws or and the patient
has rest and the lungs begin 70 heal, y.,ya . stg~
10 Dc this. the seawsssd Tonic and Mandrake Pills
b. freely used t. cleanse the stsnaeh and liver, that
The Pulmonc Syrup and the lbod Win nake COED blood
san &. dse
starts freely aud the liver seen relieved; the stools viii
shew vh. n: pills can do nothing ha. sver been invented
unless with great csr that VIII unlock the gall badd
and start As secrsons Of the hv IKE Mandrake
Liver complaint Of the most prominent causes Of
s. a. @ sssri
made Of assists the stomach throw the gastric juice
dolye the sd with The pulneulc syrup aud Il u made
The great why physioans do nat consumption
H. they try to DO too nuch they give medicine to stop the
sr.srs the While dissssivs pcssss licking ap ts sscrs
tcns xtd eventually the patient sipks and dies ID. MI
Dr. sc+ck In his treatment dies try stop cough
viii Vii .t.t. of their own ssossd Ne g. c4 10 cured Of
csHaunr"u. liver cdmpHint dytpspss catarrh canksr
.ls.r.t. tAs,~t, unless the Liver and stomach made
person .. c.nsuptc. .scS,s.. Ii. unss, in som.
way ars .assd either ulsr , abscessss, bronchial r
u md isst iecayinE III mch sis what must b. done,
Y nocny the l.ngs that are wa.tns but It is the whole
Lvdy The stoaac and liver havs lest their power make
blsoa oct &c Uod New the only claitce e take Dr.
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The Markets.

There is no change to note since our last in the
tome of.the general produce, market. The strin-
gency In the money market continues, and a.
though there has. been no further recession d
prices, there are no hopes Of speedy material
improvsnshkg Provisions continue very Ara.
and cattle are quiet q q 'i ~ 'rya
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Ecleceac or New Scheol 1ysee0 OF Medicine,
Embracing svery modsn r(sn - ipproysmsnt In the
Medical Afts roisolo MieSN f&Aetss 6spessd with.
They produce sv and lay the lndasn for future i'll health
Parents should that thsr chdrsn ere not dosed with
sucA medicines tor they can b we'll afterwards All
mineral posons alike iaureus The greatest modern
Improvement in medicine eas A. containing the active
medical principles Of roots and plants In concentrated
Arn. They Re Ededis sRsmsliS a.A wes never hess-s
sanSd IN The treatment n disss Whea judciously ed
mintsred, they meet dssass With wonderful certainty
III DR. OLINS] OF lOttawa AKA
Represents this reform in medicine and will attend
sOaaly upou all form = $sses ether acute, chronic
surgical when desired Violent Diseases dipthsra, cholera
Group dysentery feve very successfully treated BY
genuine Eclectic practitioners; they scarcely losing any
while in old chronic they noted everywhere They
are alwye called ~ttnye reps - schisf Neddced ~
ether pkyEcans with their "kll o. care" remedies.
Coaghs Of 10 Is years standing; CAtah with the de-
structon Of the bones and soft tissues Of the Con.
sumption, with partial los Of lungs Syphilis with foul
.cssstisn and los: q parts Hip d.sss With inability 70
Dsafs, ffjm d % year cennnsass Rkesmatsm, wisA
enlarged and anchylosed JOINTS 0permatohea, with demon
IL; Diseases Of the Eye &c h. have been cured and all
Of which will be most happily referred to for ths benefit Of
hoss similarly acted He warrants cure in all cases Of
Diseases q Msnen - drsa spsially tr,ased Medicine
and surgical umsn6 u every virty expressly adapted
70 these various complaints. Consult him. dec. 22sp
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STATE RIGHTS

for the same n Also will iill ORDERS lsrsslvG q
All eonuuuioations should be addressed q y
DR.. Q. SWARTHOUT,
r j. :, Joliet, WIN Co w
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Ottawa Whelesais Marlkes., -. !,
~ \ \, \ q. 7, ~ Ottawa, March "a. 10oo.

Thetexcessively bad stats Of Tho roads during
the week has again dried up our grain market.
The tollowiagass about tho prevailing prissu,
but cannst be said to b based on actaal trans
actious: ss' s1ss*t lo'e neg y HtF
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Chicago, March 06.
Tlsur-,,sspring extra sSOo0d s.; npssasss
Wheat~ouist; t1l5a11sk for n. l,ur,ur
$1.11G1.11A for No. 3, and $50 fse rsiseted.
Corn..Dull. at 54@5eo for new, and 67s for
NO. old. o3aH .shA.eX F3Eg2sE tsiiN .sss9eiss
ts--58G54c for No. E. siia9se aSaSA
Rye-$L19@121 for Nal. a,o haa
Dressed Hesg..$llsoelaoa dividing On 800
Butter S5@8Sc for choice. = = 80
Eggs-18@20c. ,.,. ..r ...,,..a...F -
Cattle-Lowsr. Choice stssna, o1.75o6; iair
ascond cless, $6.OO00.76; mediunl e nd 6atSh-
ers' stock, $4,75Q6.O0; commsn 70 ehoioe cows
and heifers, $3.75a475; inferior aad mixed
stock, $3.50@4.50. veg y ya1g vavtJ
New YORK Marigel.
,.TAH "a New York, March q.
Eour-Closed rather more firm. without na-
Wheat Lower, with moderate demand. . ~
Rye-Dul and heavy. at $l.SS0tlSs lsr
Oats-Firm, At 741kc for western in stees. a
Can--Hesvy and DAN, 1t 85066c Cor asw
mixed western.
&c. Louis Market.
ssisSn sg@ 80 ,qA st. Losis, Naveh o..
ear--EAtirsly aas; .buysn holdiag oa ior
whest~sms,l sale. Il No. . spring a. s1os
@$l.10. ..s,,s- -, 49, ! = &
Corn-Firm ut 56a69c. Xix
Oats-Steady at 66@00c. go
bodybuilding doing; tl.oo&2.00 Coz prime
Iowa and Illinois spring.
Rye-Dull and lower at t1.25@l.27.
Whisky Nominal q sOc. a ,E3
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eUldtyy. a BALDw11Ns a. r. ealls O. I,
S Sss:s. Ill., az. dsl p syAs1Rz|S :
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HaEkia1,,ls

Na .g.ss.Asl1.c 4srx 11l RAss 7ss vi err4vA
- So1RlY ozfX RAuk eAAneDs AAkkAS 90.
xTfsizra GoqB .bsz. 1-,--:sld nj smoH 10 g1od
Hgnycd aaaos.I Dm1c1QHs;id 10 ststso eds "a
q HlxaT r. AMus,1w yom MsnAsoa, 81
yrpyAR &Annabsno ni Is y EAAnA basi74
IN. q. ,OHuncHuAyss75 w. H DuIAM ls7s
1xchange on Ohiosgo, New York
And al the principal cities East and West 'hsSD
- GU q HTAND SOLD:
I'd. & sss's:9;. !: =: !.
vOu4f pGReAaDers. I'd -eJegID ~ Ilo5s On " I y
-gossTeT sEo1R bsla---~. oisef ssiIsse Ia r.
g.u. Hsvsnus ssamps oe sil dSsssiausssons -.
sAuty - hand and for saas. eSsis Ga ~ bsuzu5 ksa
GELD ana silver bought md told 4 = 4 = m,
t;s vs r. ,or =; ~ nsr :: would
.Dank opsp from An tc<r,N 81 aN.ai) .si3
ssnDwA1D IAxss Ffs,deaG "a lBglamisgeg 80 1cs.ss
~. =. Aa.r: Ess nrs. W. u. sp.1s., cAsalw.la
EunsT NATIONAL BANK o. Ottawa.
'sai CAPITAL paid in) "a. 100000. ags
NH, SWIFT 80. a.. 80. ~ Z. .a. :. z. ..,sssdsss
". bUSHNBLL.....i ................V Ice Resdsss.
JOHN =. NASH .................. ChaAsw.
ID ,a.,sos a. swim D',1''o'i Eor.... Leland
b. VI. k1saneu, fi b0nqu4 I1aAc Gage, "a thN 4iN
D. =. Cameron, C. N. Van Doren, wE
La q, Toe. :. ". Armstrong assrvrq50
Havne organized under the National Banking Law and
seesed 70 the busInes Of Wm H. W Cushman are nov
e0sa sr The u1nsacon ofa general banking husnes. "
RSchango Chicago, New York and all the principal
cft@ a the United States bought and Sold ggg 80 b
mental hurops drawn In sums t. suit purchases, rsr
made throughout the state and promptly
RENTED For day Of payment rate Of exchange
United States 1llino and La Sale county bonds, gold
siivef, Be-, bought and Sold W ~ f'h ~"
4 full supply Of Revenue stamps, Of al dencmi-
eattons, constantly on hard. -'f f4'l4 rl8 1874
Our facilities such that W can or Inducements e1s
tons and W shall uss edeavor TO give entire sstis
faction = thops entrrstng with their business ~ ~
~ - Banking hours from A, H. to4P.X.
TJaa % 1882 l'ffA bllI 70 sT' '7i77fFf- p fiaa
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D.. Q. SWARTHeU1'D
AL !, Healing sailysiE r v

'v5WHIs sALvE isrNsURPAssED FOR ALE
SEy kinds Of Chronic diseases such ~ Rheuma-
60 ttsan, Inveterats sorss, Piles Chronic Ven
49, crea diseases, fistula, md alss tor ecalds,
Burns, Bruises, Scald Head Sore Eyes Frozen Limbs
&c Re. In inct tits uscfal fce almost Ill disease
requiring external treatment lthssbesn thocoQghly
tried and found to b tbs best specific known bf ~
purpose The combination of the ingredients con.
nsMt and careful study. f%. sA'
The invsntor Mr.. sWARTHouT, hAs sseured ~
exclusive right to the invention by letter. patent q
A. ID. 1894 And believing % valuable discovery
should Be made useful to the world he prcposSs 70
sell .ffNyAEl4t,&E
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Cs o. ~ = @ - g.
o. the initials abess 49, r a. old friend 70 the
every 90 has kind welcome; ~ rssr to Goes Cough
Daan-eAs cheapest and best psssaoa In the world for
seesps coughs, cola snAal Jung complaints.
The ssoond are ior osss Dyspss CsrsAs suly rsmed
ever knswn that sure TO cure dypsp indigestion, IA
tsacy md general debility. Both sscles we'll
.sss..t .s'a any pisl's ss-F sstls .messd a~--p'
havstAsn handy ~ 81 IA " aug4o-lom-sp
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,Rsad the Following Tsstimeniais !

,Rsad the ollowingFT sstimonlals ! "a
u EE Nh rasrIAe, Iiviassson o., 10y q. ieeA ~
Mn. Q. swARfaour-Dsr srs II affords NJ pleasure y
md M several oeuus n Tie w 90 a1e, ~
eminent surgeon In the east to have operation ps
formed. fortunately received from your hands four boxe
Of your nsverfaing ointment, and to-day an sound
nan. Yours respectfully.
--- LEANDRR UrL1Y,
rR. swartsus. i IA glad 20 ada my testimsny . IL
value Of your selvs gave II to my little girl whs had
and Sudden attack Of the creps and she reve9
II minutes belisvs 10 good remedy hr the shove
disease. Use Il externally and internally. T. D. SHAW.
l. Sarah williams Of jol.t NH Caputy Illinois, do hsre-
by certify that very severely taken With seuts hs
natsm and crampng much that prostrats1 an4
onsh application do pain 1nd crAmpiAg sniifsy ~ q less
thsc half hour shd not been troubled with the
complaint since never used the saivs bslbrs snd 60
truly say that IT. effect on truly wonderful asd
v:sl4 sss u ~ e y sssa' s's'''s
,,,ssri,s.,,IsT " sae,ssa kssevs eARAHs WILLIAM
iTAa--- TKAo ~
1 JotIxr October ~ 1885,
This 10 certify that have used O. swsrthoats "An Hee
Sg Save" for cold, attended with sympons o. n
mmation Of the bowels The save gave inne1iats rses
g ' s. ss KS: s:ss
he IAN Healing" 70 others similarly s@!etse:
\ bsoN beisT5siso sds ls sra hrubMRrwAN yLnok. y
Aus HAD ssu s1ssana -s~e3ren nAx eiisv ~ sgnSnRl
SSldbysJ. a BALDw1N tM esals q z
Ottawa, H., and BE WlAAI 4 EA7D Lee
Illinois. p''''o' WV xS'9e H.
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Ms saitk. tAas ''ops saehsr y n scs
both sureea4 - b the nneqeqnatsrsnlvQ0
isrtin sAvsf. M De star II pross whck sfxs s..
Nasd - sFpggliag pssr nsa. What h u thas eyess
tsntnsnt to that mother who her darling child aksd
~ ~ Gest Of tie dsaday Group - ss1rng - ~
effects ofs consuming cough volsst Geld. wh4 Il
that vssasAss nsnii@ u ps 81 potent eodsd.
whs thsugh she knows that shs saanot live yet nsnsu
her slertfaa fsr esas ~ snk .NAat i
thas Aas sseens Aaaon' hoPshsn Horsh - sssaA:sn
Csssh 1sAlausssI ,stasis,s sI1s sa.@6a aagsslenss
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22
Now York via New LonAsa.


Mr.. Editor: As the season of travel
for health and pleasure-seeking is now at
its height, permit me, among the many
routes from New York City, to speak ia
vorably of the one via New London, Con-
necticut
Leaving New York in one of the ele-
CANT steamers upon the Sound, which run
in connection with the New London and
Northern Railway, you have taste of
the ocean breezes, and are able to secure
good nights rest before taking the cars
at New London. These connect at Brat
tleboro with the Vermont Valley Railway,
and at Bellows Falls with the Rutland
and Burlington, and Vermont Central,
and you are conveyed meanwhile through
delightful section country on cars, spa
cious, well differed and well ventilated.
I would recommend to all travellers
who wish to vary the monotony of the
routes from New York, so often travelled
now, as to have become a "time-told tale,
to try this, and if, like true-born Ameri-
leans, they wish to "get their moneys
worth" they will not be disappointed IN
the attempt. S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

NLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

" No. 3, bs-zv~r sfT.~st, Albany. n v
Dk. TELLER oDnfiDusr TO b. @nrdentaAllr
and successfully cunrult.d CD al form. Of pnvAfs
diseA-ss ~ his old established Hospital, NJ
Beaver st., Albany, N. Y. Twenty yam d@vy4d
T. this one particular branch 81 practice, -nAia4s
can and his facilities such, being oa,rp.-
ppndebce With the most eele.ratsd tbysici an. y.
the Olo World Of blaming the safest 90 Vel =
the tsf<rf remedies Tor .hsse dlsas.. offer Indar
msnts "a the anforrunzf. Of . lnieb and raf,s
cur to be- obtained ~ n" other 0fibo- Am.T7os
In syphIliA, srmrrb-A. yl--t. ~ts7etnr-d -nlzr..
menf ~ the .~-fiel-- and -IyerrnAfie cs1rd. bao
nie-r.f@d THIRST, .hrpat, lender shin b,st.s
cotzn-z,us ertlpf,ons bils., ule@r. and al oft.,
impurities Of the system. p~rfer;ly under osp-
| troll u the Doctor'- medicines, and hzv. ~. n
,~-tsd In maH- than $4,000 cases annually With
YOUNG MEN ADDICTED 20 secret h.tdt-, w.
have impaired thru health znd Destroyed lie
y1yur Of their mind thur ispTiving th.rus.s.s a
thu pleasure u married lif., no'ifi-o thai p
consulting Dr. J. Teller. they vii and frl-fd
| conrol., and phyrciap who h.- cured thou-aiiaa
IN almost sve pas. % t -. =, s...E las 81
1 loic- IN all that makes life ds-arahl- and nan
happy. The reader ~ " eour-- aware that de-
deiicacy OF the subject anil pr-S.'nt more mlEi
! d.scrrrtion of ,h,r terrible dIrsas-.
Or TEIIER's GREAT WDhK.-A bpfk 81.
.yerysA.dy Startling 5i.elo-ures- Dr. Tell 4
great work Tor the married and those ofnie1nl z.-
ing IA marriage 300 pzg'--fub - plaf.,r- Iflar +,
cents Sent "a all psrrs. uDder SEAL ~ &C.
ts,-t paid. The single, married. and the mar
hauty A i.-sfilr. on L,ys bow 60 chD.5s. -
4 aarfnsr-a cDrnplsf< w1rk midwifery. Il rs..
fsinr hundreds 81 -ncret~ never h-fnr. puti-i-
J warranted 20 ~ x,rfh .hre. tirnss the ~
.sk-d for II Twenty-Five asiit- 10 postage =
I enclosed xiI -.z-urs cop, w return uleil.
Teller ha- d..vspi.-d ali hi- time 20 The 81
4 tis.-.-s-- 81 xhieh his book freats.
~ Df.1c. hour ff5ns A NJ. 20 J. =. q
I on sunday from 20 Y. Nj.
N B.-Per,sYrs - fisfznne ean D. rur.s g
home Nv addressing UTTER - j. i.1rE. Hlrtf
,.rn,stans- M.aiieint- -seur.if tfzrs.-1 t..f,
sh.srvafian. --nt "a any psrt . 'ha vna Al.
.a-..- warranted 80 ekarg- tpr a4sArs. AastsI.
lent sr boys erIr''syed. Hu-lce tils ai3F- r.
letters 20
J. TELLER. " q.
No. S. Beaver strsst, Albany, p.
fnsvi-aswsf
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Criticisms.

Mr., Editor,-For one I am iglad that
you have the disposition and independ-
ence to occasionally make healthy and
much called for criticism of transactions,
public or private, at home or at a dis
lance, whether in connection with the
Woodstock Railroad, Town Meeting, or
Camp Meeting in the Rutland Depot.
The Rev. Mr.. Bailey and the Independent
have evidently come to the defence of a
very singular demonstration of the spirit
of Christ. The first question to be decid-
ed is, was the man or men sane or insane,
and if insane their acts would no more
disparage the Rev. Mr.. Bailey or the
editor of the Independent, than the act of
forging check of five thousand dollars by
Methodist Minister recently in New
York State. LOCKER On.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

The n. H.. PRINTERS FEsTIvAL.-The
New Hampshire Printers Association
from Plymouth, arrived at Centre Har-
Dor on the 10th, with guests from Maine,
Massachusetts,, and Vermont, numbering
1875, accompanied by Thompson's Cornet
Band from Ashland. The party dined
at the Senter House, and left for their
homesat one o'clock on the steamer Lady
of the Lake" The Association will meet
at Portsmouth, Rye Beach, Ocean House
and the Shoals next year.
Among the guests from abroad we no.
tico the names of L. o. Greene of the
Woodstock Standard, Hiram Atkins of
the Montpelier Argus, G. M. Stone of the
St. Johnsbnry Caledonian, Rev. Eli Bal
lou, ID, Of tho Christian Repository
Montpelier.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

PoRT HENRY \. Y.-The ore wharves
at Port Henry just now present very
busy appearance. More than fifty thou
sand tons of ore were on the wharf at the
opening of navigation, and about five
hundred tons are now being brought
down from the mines daily by teams. The
ore bed railroad will soon be completed,
and will greatly increase the facility of
the trans portation. Fifteen hundred tons
of ore are being shipped daily by vessels
on the lake to various ports in various
parts of the country, and the demand for
this iron is constantly increasing.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

acres, situated In the best part OF Mount Hsllv
vli Keep 80 cows and team, and has about SO
acres TIMBER land, spruce and hard wood, within
ngnt OF, ana but short distance from three saw
mills, with a cash demand for hard wood loo. 10.
ilvsred At the mill in the log. of - per cord. and
" Tor spruce. One mill alone cutting annually
over loO0O logs. This timber land alone win nett
the price asked for the farm.
The price asked for the farm includes .bo,,,
ov0 0p oucksfs, pans &C., and some farming i'm
Plements and also the crops, all in the erouni i.
VA IN i@measse possss.son,-6 acres Of potatoes
lime. 4 necessary viii be given for one-half of
sne pofcnsse money. No objection to taking
noS.s and lot or other good real estate TO the
VIC ~ vx,ovV IN exchange rs part payment
So, VI - Alonxo Dckerman. st his saw mill In
Mount Holly, who win show the property.
w., FRANKLIN POST.
""siofo, June II. 1862 d&vtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

TIE MAST HoPE DIsAsTER.-Noth-
ing further is known regarding the Mast
Hope disaster. The wounded are report
ed as doing well. The coroner's inquest
was to take place Friday afternoon, at
Lackawaxan. The injuries of the flag
man are more serious than at first sup
posed, and it is feared that they may ter
inmate fatally.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

DEATH FROM LoCKJAw. A young
man named Henry w. Matthews, en-
ployed as clerk in Mabbet's dry goods
store in Fort Edward, y. Y, inflicted a
very slight cut upon his thumb while cut
ting a piece of bread about two weeks
ago. The wound healed and no further
attention was paid to it, until one day
last week, when he accidentally struck
the injured thumb with "A hammer, the
old wound became inflamed Immediately,
and not being taken care of, resulted in
Iockiaw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

TIE SANDY HILL BANK RoEBERY.-
J ne following additional particulars of
the raid by burglars upon the First Ma
tional Bank in Sandy Hill, \. y, have
been ascertained The attempt to rob the
First National Bank of Sandy Hill on
Wednesday night, was only second in
completeness of preparation to.the great
Ocean Bank robbery in New York The
robbers were foilcd only because OF the
time required to get into the vault and
by the too free use of gunpowder. They
succeeded in blowing the safe open, but
We're driven away, having aroused people
by the noise of the explosion, with only
few hundred dollars in revenue stamps
as their entire booty. The explosion in
side the vault set some of the papers on
fire, bat the books and vouchers were
saved, and the bank is in a sound condi-
ton. The burglars left large assort-
ment of fine tools.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

\ New CAyE-Proctors cave is a re-
cent discovery on the route to Glasgow
Junction, Louisville and Nashville rail-
road. This cave, though not 80 vast as
the Mammoth Cave, is in many respects
more remarkable The endless variety
of formations, in which the Mammoth
Cave is deficient, is one of the most strik-
ing features of this cave.
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q MANUFACTURERS. FOR

TO Nj AN Y Az y MN, Ioi.
l. THE WEST AND SOUTH.-The town OF
Alliance Ohio, offers the following advantages
A superior Coal al - q per ton, delivered; Hard
Wood Timber, Brick, Lime, Fue and Pottery Clay
In abundance. Railroad, Lake, aud RIVER ship
pIng Facilities equal To any interior town IN ONO
Alliance is a rapidly growing and beautiful town,
Sd mules from Pitt .burgh and 30 from Cleveland,
with two iourishing Colleges, and new hrst
class Opera House, and surrounded by Well.
developed farming country Tor supplying large
popnlation of Operatives Letters of Inq uiry
should be addressed to l.. TEEIEhS, Chm Man
featuring Co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

NEW CoMEr-The new comet can be
seen on clear night, with the naked eye,
in the northwest part of the heavens.
Look out for breakers about these days