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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-25
Large Wooden Building OH Leased
Land at Auction.

IN TIL RSDAY, October 18th, at 12 4 2 O'Clock
" +. NJ VII be sold the two and a haIf Y
wooden Hiding on the corner of Com II ial and
Park Streets Sal building is 80 I-2 feet wid- and
40 feet In length Has recently been occupied for
machine and carpenters snor. The building can
remain or be removed at the opuon Of the purcbas-
wishing large WILL built building. Terms easy
and made known at sale. ror P,rti,uars call on
O. II, Newhali, No. 1903 C9mmerc,a al Strset, OF
oct2ldtd II. " DAi LEI A%e'o"esi'
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PEPsoNAL-Col. Black, Commandant of Ca
dets at West Point, was in town Saturday,
stopping at the Falmouth. IS a.~ .s..o
DIR. and Mrs. w. r. Richardson have return
ed home FRI m Europe and are at present visit
ing in Portland.
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Portland and Vicinity.

KNTKRTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hall-GraBd Orchestral Concert.
Assembly Lancaster Hall. u,aac Cir,
Lancaster Hall-WoDderiui Two Heaue" Will
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Notice-R. A. Bird & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitisrs.
NEW ADvERrIsEMENT COLUMN.
Discount ON Taxes.-H. w. Hersey. .-.
Found
observation-disclosures & Hooper.
Statement Commerce ms. C0.-Jos. III. Webster
Dry Goods-A. Q. Leach. eA'
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,De,ne.tic marke,s..

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-Cotton shade easier; sales
1900 bales; MhddIing urlands 26c Flour-sales $500
bbls State arid Western dull and IN buyers fav0rs
Q 20 q 30; blncy do IS q so; round Hoop Ohio
srn 80 q Is; common to good extra western 90
q 20; choice do 20 q so; choice White Wheat
do 60 @ 90; Southern dull; sales 40 bbls. com
mon to far extra 35 az 6 80; good to choice rs q
10 rs; Caforn Ia nominal. Wheat dull and strongly
in buyers favor sales 40 900 bush Amber Michigan
latter an extreme; White Michigan / 80 q 80
Corn 1c lower " .th rather more dong sales q 600
sou.% and tor high Mixed
nearly Yellow Western. Oats shade easier; sales
81, 900 BUSH: new Southern and Western 81 a CSC.
new extra do 10 PORK rm ss sales S
400 bbls 10 81 co. closing at 80 90 cash
iierces a SC 500 do vteam, seller October. At ire
steam rendered 1871 g 1sc; kettle do 10 q 1885,
Butter quiet and steaoy sales Ohio 20 g &c; State
20 a 4Sc. Whiskey wi thOut decided change; sales
200 bbls. also 1000 bbls November and December,
10 g IA; Western rec I q q 21l; Rice dull.
Coffee quiet; sales 700 fds Bio on private terms.
Molasses dull Naval torres quiet. Petroleum is
quiet; crude lsc; retne,1 bonded &c. Talow quiet
80 days. Freights to Liver pool very Cotton per
q and per sail I'd; Wheat per steamer 1od
CHICAGO, oct; 2s-Fl,ur steady; Spring extras
4379 @6Oo Wheat quiet; sales No. at lO3 q
O3l; No. at 963 q &c; in the afternoon No. was
tes No. sss IN the afternoon No
inactive sales at &c, seller October and 665c buyer
Oct Oats trmer at Al q 4t4c for No. in store Rye
frmer at TIC for No O. b riley dull at Is q Is.
Mess Pork quiet for present and active future de-
lvery sales at 80 80 tor old 80 90 for cash
and 26 rs seller January Lard inactive and nomi-
nal at 16s a 17c Dry salted shoulders 14c; green
do at 103 q l1c Green Hams steady 143c. Cattle
active but less firm at 10 q 25 for common to
good Texan Steers and IS q 2t tor light to choice
shipping. live Hos steady but shade weaker;
quoted at 80 q 9 % for common and 65 @ so for
good to choice.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 23.-Whiskey dull at Is. Mess
Pork dull at 81 90 q zoe. Lard tic. Bulk Meats
nominal with no sales. Bacon nominally unchanged.
Green Meats quiet and unchanged; new bulk shOul-
ders offered at 131c, Is days in salt. ~ Il
DETROIT, Oct. 23.-.Flour active at 30 a TO-
Wheat declined 2 "a Sc; extra White 1 25; No.
White II; regular OF; Amber %. Barley firm
at 20 " GENIAL.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 23.-Flour dull; choice Iowa
and Minnesota 5 rs q 80. Wheat quiet; No. at
90; No. at 95c. Oats heavy for No. 2. Corn dull
at 7sc for No. 2. Rye and Barley nominal.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 23.-Cotton actiye Mid
ding uplands 25c.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 23.-Cotton shade frmer; Mid
ding uplands 244c. yaA
SAVANNAH, Oct. 23.-Cotton market dull with
downward tendency; Middling upands 243c. ID
: MOBILE, Oct. 23.-Cotton in fair demand and mar
ket closed quiet; Middlings "a q 25}c. M
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. % Cotton firm; Middlngs
244c. Suear-new centrifugal 13I q 1910; Yellow
clarified 15c. Moasses dropping; new IS @ 90.
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Administrators Sale.

DURsUANT to a rceuse OF the Judge OF Probate
An ton, on the premises on FIJI lay, the 22d day OF
October 1862 at three o'clock p. NJ (beins post
ponement from the 9Th INST. rot land situated
on the corner Newbnry and Church Streets N
Port and about IS b, 10 feet, snbjeer TO mor gage
to the Portland Savisgs Rank Tor 800 with nier-
esi. daied March 18Th 1868 For ur her rteulars
enquire of the undersigned.
B C. soNERBY, Admir-.
r. A. BIRD g. 60, Auctioneers. DC 2h
The above sale 10 postponed to Friday Nov. 9th
INST, at o'clock p. N ., on the premises.
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LONDON, Oct. 23-11.15 A. M.-Consols 93f for
money and account. i1-i- ~
American securities-United States 5'2N's 1862
81; do 1885, old, SIT; DO 1857, 82A; do 10-40s 764
Erie shares. 2i4; Illinois Central shares, 96.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. pills A. M.-Cotton steady;
sales 5000 bales Middling uplands 12d; do Orleans
124d Corn 30s I'D. Pork Hos Lard It's. Red Yves
tern Wheat 9s Sd q So Id; Winter IS 81 a 80 ID
Peas As Sd. Linseed Oil e33 los. IL
LONDON, Oct. 23-Atternoon. soils closed at
sSf for money and account. . :r-..'.4
american securities-United States g. POS 8i4; do
10-40s, 764; Illinois Central shares 96; Erie shares
214.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 23-Atternoon.-Cotton dull
sales IL 600 bales OF which 100 bales were taken for
export. Pork LIS Cd. Refined Petroleum Is 3d..
FRANKFORT, Oct. 24.-United States bonds fat
5-20's quoted at S7i q S73 ...
HAVANA, Oct. 24.-The following are the closing
quotationsof merchandise for the week ending yes
terday:-The exports OF Sugar tor the week from
Havana and Matanzas to foreign countries were 10,
O9o boxes and 1000 hhds the United States 900
boxes and 1000 hhds stock in wal ehousein Havana
and Matanzas 154, 900 boxes sugar easier; Nos. 10
to ~ Dutch standard 81 81 reals; Nos ID to 20 at
81 q II reals ~ arrobe. Molasses Sugar firm at q
reals; MuscOvado inferior to common refining
only lot in MARKET tair to good do active at
reals; the crop has not advanced on account OF
the unsettled state OF the country; grocery grades
active at 81 81 reals. Shipping in the harbor, 20
ships and barks, 80 brgs and schOoners.
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VOCAL MUSIC
Mr Il p. KHEELOEK

1HT, n. II. WHEELOCA
Proposes to open school for instruction in the ele-
mentary principles Vocal Music, at the rooms OF
the HAYDN ASSOCIATION, in Mechanics Hall,
70 meet on TUESDAY and FRIDAY evenings, at
O'Clock commencing Tnesdny evening Nov, Id.
TERMS, for course OF twenty lessons, Gentlemen
sgs9o, Ladies $500; pay able In advance.
ne also proposes to open a school at the same
pace, Tor teaching the rudiments Of music to a
Oias OF Children from to fourteen years of age;
adopting the mode OF instruction used by Professor
6uTHER w. MASON, Teacher Of Music in the
noston Primary Schools, which method has proved
emlnently successful. This class will met on
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY afternoons at
half past two O'Clock. common s,ng Nov Sd.
~ Messrs. KOI ZSCHMAR, and LOW ELL have
mad the opportunity of hearing Prof Mason's pupils
nng and can speak as to the success Of this method
In the Boston Schools
TERMS, for course of twenty Lessons, $3.50 in
advance.
Aeying had many years experience in teaching.
MT W. hopes he may be ab Q to do something to-
wards supplying the want felt and acknowledged in
this community -of good elementary instruction in
sipgi"g He Is permit ted TO refer to Messrs AbDer
Lowell, M. N. Rich, A. NJ. Smith. Charles G. Rich
ards. Sumner c. Fernsld, P. M. Neal, Hermann
Kotzschmar, VIM. b. bennett, Samuel Thurston,
John L. Shaw LIZ oc23-eod2w
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AW Hands Bound

We must have more money and less Goods
Ladies all Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs
for 20 cents. IA >fAt- -
Ladies all Linen Hemmed Handkerchief
from % to 1925 cents. -.. a..r a..
Ladies all Linen Web Handkerchiefs from
8 cents to so cents. ..e..i .s.., s,s ..,
Gents. all Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs
from 80 cents to 81 10 cents. s.
Ladies Embroidered Handkerchiefs from
Is cents to so cents.
Ladies Linen Collars and Cuffs in fine
variety.
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n HE subscriber offers for sale on favorable terms
valuable building lots in the western part of the
city. situated on Pine, Vaughan, Nea., Thomas and
Carroll SITS, belonging to tn. estate of the late Rou-
eri Hull. ,,ifI : = T.s-- MI m - = -
oc23-2aw4w q fa.ns.li ...sr JOHN T. HULL
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WidOacs' Wood Society I

THE Annual Meeting OF the Members of the
lkWidows' Wood Society of Portland, will be held
atMcCobb q Kingsbury's office, EKchauge street,
on Wednes lay Evening. Oct q. at l-2 clock for
choice of officers and tue transaction OF any other
business that may legally Come before them.
oc23dtd CHARLES BAKER Sec'y.
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Kansas Pacific Railway Company
For the sale OF its
New Seven Per Cent Thirty Year
!" Gold Loan, Free from Tax.
This Loan amounts to s65Oo,oOo,
First Mortgage Lnna.ssrant and Sinking
7-. .r. Fund Bonds,
secured upon the extension OF the Railway from
| near Sheridan, In Kansas, to Denver, Colorado, a
distance OF 2S7 miles, of which 12 miles are COM
pleed, and the rest under construction It al
| SC a Mortg &c upon the Road, the Rolling Stock and
Franchise OF this lrstcIass Railway besides now run
ming through the State OF Kansas,
And I'm Successful Operation for 435 miles
west of the Missouri River, and earning already
enough to meet all Of It's es penses and existing obl-
cations, besides
More than the Interest upon this new Loan
IN addition to this the Bonds are also secured by
first mortgage OF the
Gsvernmenr Land Grant ofthree Million
..-r Acres,
extending I'm alternate sections on either side of the
track, from the seth mile post in Kansas to Denver.
The proceeds OF tho sale these lands are to be in
vested by the Trustees in the per cent Bonds them
selves up to 100 or in U. S. Bonds, as
A sinking Fund for the Redemption OF
I'm. a..... the Bonds.
The lands embrace some of the finest portions o
the magnificent Territory OF Colorado, including
coal field and pinsry. This Company ais holds as
an asset another tract OF
Three millions of Acres I'm the State o,
and although not pledged a security for this Loan
their possession adds largely to the Company's
wealth and credit. We estimate the
Value Of the Cempany's property, covered
by thi. mortgage, at s23,OoO,o0O
met, while tho Loan 10 merely
,.. s0,5OO,ooo.
The Bonds have
Ola Thirty Years to Run,
from May I, 1859, and will pay
Seven Per go. H-.----. o~,a,
semi-annually, on May and Nov 1, and are
Free from Government Taxation,
the Company paying the tax. - ---
The Principal OF the Loan is made payable
in Id, in the City of New York, but each coupon
will be Payable In Frankfort, Lo-don or
New York, at the option OF the hoider, wi hOui
notice, at the following rates:
On 81 900 Bond in New York s35 (gold) each Alyear
London Ct IS. 10
Frsakort -. 81 FIR, 80 krtzs. "
The Agents of he Loan, before accepting the
trust had the condition of the Road, and the eoun
try through Shich itruns, carefully examined. They
are happ to give the Loan an emphatic endorse
ment IS
FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT,
every respect perfectly sure, and in some essen
tials even
BETTER than Government Securities.
The Bonds will be sold for the presentat
Do, nna Accrued Inter ST.
both i'm Cs--aacS,
the Agents reserving the right to advance the rate.
The attention of investors is invited TO these we'll
sscured Bouds which we recommend as one of thu
most profitable investments in the market.
Gold and Government Securities taken in pay
ment at their market value, without commissions
Pamphlets. with maps giving full information,
sent on application.
D4BNEY, MORGAN d. CO.,
No. Sd Eachapge Place, NY.
AZ. X. JESUP d. CO.,
No. IL, Pine Street, NJ. "
augl9deodS eow4mis
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The Players Of the Period.

PoLIcE.-A few plain DRINKS in the station
last night ii. ....s .'.3 ..H-...,f. ,
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ORCHESTRAL CoNcERr.-Our citizens are
rtly to enjoy a rare feast in the form of a
cert by the celebrated orchestra, of which
,odore Thomas is conductor, from New
X. This orchestra Is composed of fifty fin
musicians, each man master of his in
ment, and are in the habit during the
inner OF performing at Terrace Gardens 1--WE
K is the name of the place in New York;
in the winter at Steinway Hall. .As these
ems are favorite resorts for the German
latioR of the city, who can be properly
% be brought up on music from the cradle,
naturally be expected that the orches-
nusic to satisfy them must be of the high
rider. We are therefore pleased to an
70 to our readers that the concert will
place on the 4th of November, and the
tra will be assisted by eminent sOloists
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The Stuck market opened unsettled and irregular,
with 81 IOsit0n to sell the Vanderbilt Lake Shore
and West ern shares. The market closed at 200 P.
L M fha foil uiunn
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BRIEF JoTTINas. Bacon expects to
sail on the 9th Of November for Europe from
New York in the steamship Cimbra.-A drain
was bursted by the earthquake on Oxford street
on Saturday morning and the street presented
a sea of mud.-Two amateur sportsmen got
eighteen woodcock on last Friday. VIM
Stevens Perry, formerly Rector of st. Steph =
ems Church, in this city, has been made a Doc
tor Of Divinity.-Steamer Chase, from Hail.
'ax, brought &c passengers Steamer New
England came so crowded that temporary beds
la1 to be made in the saloons for the passen-
ers. Inc International line is an extremely
opular one- The $1,000 package of mutilated
lrrency sent from Portland some little time
70 was found in street car in Washington
tely and returned 20 the Department for 70.
mptiou.-The two-headed girl will exhibit
Lancaster Hall the 18th, 9th and 2sth insts
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aon.a and Land at Auction,

IN FRIDAY. Der 29ih at o'clock p M I shall
~ sell the new story and half House No SO Mel
bouIn st. said house contains 0 roo~s, tlped i1r
finished tbroa ghout in thorough aud workmanlike
manner. Lot 40x78 f.. This property offers hne
opportunity To any rartes wishing plea ant ara
desirable home. Part oil the money can remain on
mortgage.
oc23td F.O BAILEY Auettoueer.
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"a r. u. BAsLBY, AuetIoneer.

Horses, Carriages, &c, at AucuCn
LIVERY SATURDAY at II O'Clock A. M. on I. W
IL market lot, Market street, shall sell HoIs es
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
A,,2s. f. o. BAILEY. Anctioneer.
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Pere Hyacinthe not having returned to his
convent as ordered by his superior, has been
dispossessed OF all his charges.
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LONDON, Oct. 23.-The London Morniqg
Standard in an editorial to-day protests against
the election of the Rev. Frederic Temple as
blshop OF Exeter, on account of his suspicious
heterodoxy. Nfts ~ - -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-03-05

Under this law bids that propose to ,rap.,....,
with "eeuy certainty, aud sseaiiyn karinpv 'Ae na
entire mail ho~er large aud ,eAasrsr s ,o ma
of Conveyance necessary 20 iasne is % W noI
aud security" and hare hs prefrene, ssriqs,
no Others are considered. az ttlas ~
20. modification Of a bid in any Of II, 49,,
Il tantamount to bid, and canno, ~ essential TIM
to interfere with regular competition MAN, e,ed "a
with guarantee and certificate, is the only wa aes
previous bid. ~ y mOlih
n. postnasters are to be careful no, h s..,,,
heeney o. gaarantors or sareties, without sE
this asuriioa by posimasiefs IS rolaiia. asss'ssa
Of olee, sstjseiing them 10 s,sdiae r,1,a, " ua O
ders guarantors and surcties are distlnetly ,s ANA
failure to enter into perform the contyao,s that,
vice proposed for In the accepted bids their I as ~
will be enforced against them - "su AAi6I.
y Present contractors, and persons kno,.
partment, must, equally with Others, prenra AsA
and certificates Of their suiiciency snbs,g guaHal,,
forms above prescribed. The certificate Of SIMILARLY hk
be signed by postmaster, or by Judge ~ ~
ord. No other will be admitted. "'oaHG Nm
40 Pos 81, ana,S9 eAlt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-03-05

MICROSCOPIC GERMS IN THE Air.
An interesting experiment was recently
tried at the Manchester (Eng.) Royal In
Urinary. An ounce of distilled water in
pint bottle was thoroughly erated with
the atmosphere of one of the wards until,
from being transparent, it had become
slightly opalescent. In the deposit thus
throwa down, after forty-eight hours,
distinct evidences of the presence of or
ganic life were preceptible under the mi
croscope and on the fifth day there were
numerous actively moving vorti ELI, with
abundance of monads in ceaseless mo-
ton. From this it may be inferred. if
the same experiments were repeated I'M
der varying circumstances, it might be
shown that the presence in the air of mi
croscopic organic germs is a constant con-
dition easily detachable. Boston Journal
of Chemistry.
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Arrive at Warren by Z p m. .,, ,,.,,,u. ,o |
aab From Whiting Station, by Whiting ana inen'ine W
Shoreham, 10 miles and back, six times week 80
Leave Whiting station daily except sunayon va
mail from New rorssd S oari amer leaving Whiting
Stationary by 50pmi
Leave shorcham daily, except Sunday, atfami :.
Arrye AT Whiting station by 10 u m. "A,
I'D From North Here by la0nngc and Aburgh to East
'HIburrh Is miles and back, three times week, =,
Leave North Hero, Tuesday, thursday anu s"'"''
.p%' at Fast Alburgh by Gpmi
Leave Esst Aburgh Tuesday, ihurSdny, ana s""i"' ~
arrive at North hero by IAN
aoT From Montgomery Centre by hei'iuero 'Hh''si ="
Eden IA miles and back, once week
Leave Montgomery centre Wednesday atssm
Arrive nj Eden by II m
leave Eden Wednesday nt p m
Arrive at Montgomery Centre by m, =, -, -,
4sS From pittsneld, by South Chittenden w. anu rs
Pittsford In o to Rutland, IL mites ana paeN' once
Leave Pittsaeld Friday at l2mi
Arrive at Rutland by O PM
leave Rutland Saturday at 6ami
100 From Windsor by Paineld, IN. II y to Meriden' II
Leave Windsor Monday at SOpmi
Arrive at Meriden by 430pmi
Leave Meriden Monday at7am;
Arrive at Windsor by IL 30 ami -
Proposals for and also six trips week invited
600 From Passumpse, by South pnnNne, 10 west Dan
VILE " miles and back, six times week
leave Passumpsic daily except Sunday at m, or on
arrival Of the ears,
Leave West Danyile daily, except Sunday, at 6l5ami
Arrive at Passumpsic by As m.
SOL From West Alburgh 10 Champaign IN. w miles
and back, week.
Leave West Alburgh saturday at ami
Arrive at Champain by 10 AMI
Leave Champlan Saturday at IL IN
Arrive at West Alburgh by 2pm;
SOP From Barnard to South Royaton, miles and
paek, three times week.
Leave East Barnard Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive at South Royaton by 10 am;
Leave South Royalton same days at PINT
Arrive at Fast Barnard by pm;
sos From West Danyne to Hardwick, Is miles and back
week
Leave West Danville Saturday at ami
Arrive at Hardwick by II IN
Leave Hardwick Saturday at2 pm;
Arrive at West Danyille by PM
5O4 From North Ferisburg to Monkton miles and back
six times week.
Leave North Ferrshurgh daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Monkton by 30pm;
Leave Monkton daily, except Sunday, at pmi
Arrive at North Ferrisburgh by 30 pm.
FORM OF PROPOSAL GUARANTEE, AND CERTIFI
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afliscellamp.

INJURIES TO THE HORSE THAT MAY
BE EASILY AvoIDED.-Many horses are
made vicious from cruel treatment.
More horses fall from WEAKNESS than
from any other cause.
When horse falls he is more fright
ened than his rider.
A frightened animal cannot use its
senses Alright it must first be treasured
by gentle treatment
1t is speed that kills the horse.
Never strike an animal upon the head.
Careless application of the whip has
blinded many horses.
More horses are famed from bad shoe
ing than from all other causes together.
Never kicl. nor scream at horse, nor
Jerk the bit in his mouth.-London Horse
Book.
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DIR. r. G. BARKER,

An associate of Charles Sweet u. D., snq y
last ten wears in practice at the Remedial ~ rs
Lebanon. Conn. is now located at beiioss 4,
OFFICE in 0. d. GRAY's BLOCH Vu's-t
trance. UP stairs ..,cr
DIR. BARKER may be consOtssa. y ~ Il diss
and PHYSICIAN in relation TO az "a Iocats1
both Internal and external, Seroiala SssSinsl discs
eases, Fever Sores Bone, Hip anu . sy; CFoS1
Contraction, Bone Ulcers. Bone sst T.
Feet, Rheumatism, Tumors, cancer RIRKEa
20 Ia y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-03-05

1t is the troubles that wear the heart
out. 1t is easier to throw bomb-shell
a mile than feather-even with artil-
lery. Forty little debts of one dollar
each will cause you more trouble and
dunning than one big one of thousand.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-03-05
COFFINS AND CASKEE.

A Large assortment Of Black. Walnut GN M
Birch. and Soft Wood Collins and CasSei- "a
had trimmed at short notice.
s5- The above Goods will be sold at bsS'-'
Prices for Ready pay.
Old Furniture repaired and UphOl;tefed Y -
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PROPOSAL.

county Of -, State of -, proposes convey the mails
of the United States from July l. 1862 to June 3d. 1873
vertisenent the Postmaster General, dated November
Is 1865 with CELEBRITY certainty and security for the
annual sum Of - dollars.
This proposal made full knowledge of the distance
of the route the weight Of the mail be carried and all
other particulars in reference 10 the route and service and
also after careful examination Of the laws and instructions
attached to the advertisement
patah
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-03-05

More men grow old from having moth
ing to do, then from overwork. The
running machine will keep bright for
years-the idle machine will soon rust
out
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-03-05

The undersigned, residing at -, State Of -, under
take that the foregoing bid for carrying the mail ON
route Mo- be accepted by the Postmaster General the
bidder SHALL prior the LIST day of July 1862 enter into
the required obligation contract perform the service
proposed, with good and sufficient suretes.
This do, understanding distinctly the obligations and
liabilities assumed by guarantors under the 18th section OF
the act of Congress Of July 2, 1895
Dated (Sgned by two gnarantoFs.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKISGl

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