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BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

rINHAT the MASON d HAMLIN CABINET and
l METROPOLITAN ORGANS are the best in
the world IS proved by the almost unanimous opini-
on OF professional musicians by the award g. them
OF SEV ENTY FIVE GOLD and SILVER MEDALS,
other h h premiums al principal industrial com
petitions within a few years. incluiing the MEDAL
At the PARIS EXPOSITION, and by a sale very
much greater than that Of any similar instrument.
This company manufacture ONLY FIRST CLASS IN
srRUNESTs, aud VIII not maze cheap organs at
any price, or suffer any inferior instrument to
hear their name. Having grestly increased their
facilities for manufacture. by the introduction OF
new machinery and otherwise, they are now making
BETTER ORGANS than EVER BEFORE, at in
creased economy in cost. which, N accordance with
their ixsd policy OF selling always at least renu-
nerItive profit, they now uffering at PRICES OF
INFERIOR WORK. FOUR OCTAVE ORGANS
Plain Walnut Case, $50. FIVE OCTAVE ORGANS
Double Reed. solid Walnut Case, carved and panel
ed with FIVE STOpS NIoLA, DIAPAsOs, MELODIA,
FLUrE, TREnULASrl Si2j. Other styles in proper
ton.
Circulars, with full particulars, including
cUrate drawings Of the different styles Of organs and
much Information which may be Of service TO every
purchaser Of Al organ, will he sent free and postage
paid, % every one desiring them.
MASON Il HAhLIN ORGAN CO.,
IL fremont 81 Boston; SO broadway, New York
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NEW-YORk * OSWEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD.


SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID-UP STOCK
SUBSCRIPTIONS ~ bonds issued ou road uucci
construction issue limited to $4,000 per milo q
road bult ana 10 running order. BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF TIE ACTUAL CASH COST. The
road Is being built with great economy FOR cash,
I5l miles are already completed in the most;
thorough manner, equipped and running regular
trains and the whole line .over 900 miles, il i ca
pectal will be completed within the ensuing year.
Il one Of tue most important roads in the STATE II
New York Il shorteus the route from New York
City 20 Buffalo TO miles, and to oswego IS miles il
traverses popuous district destitute q other ruil
DAD facilities, which must furnish it large and
profitable local business and 10 Will be completed
az az aggregate cost FAR below that Of any COM
petn- line. These advantages cannot fail e. make
it one OF the best paying roads leading from the
metropolis and is First Mortgage Ponds %, the
safest securities ever issued. AL mortgage bonds
issued on Railroads running from the City OF New
York are good, and the Interest promptly paid al
though some OF them are mort gagged for more than
double the amount per mile that the Midland e.
Among tie bonds now Offering we know Of none
equal % these For The nvestnen; oftrust or other
funds there is mother acttcr and IN exchange for
Government PONDS hey give large increase ofin-
come, besiio capata.izins she premium. They are
meeting with rapid sale and We have been gratifed
70 ind that they are taken chiefly by our most con
ssrvntivc and sa-acious capitalists in exchange FOR
Government securities. Price par, and accrued in
terest in currency. Circulars pamphlets, &c, on
hand for distribution.
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
Nov. s5-+&wtf Bankers, No. p Nassau St.
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From Messrs. Jennings, Wheeler co..
4 duty we feel we owe to you and the ublc
70 say 4 word in commentator Of your I'M
proved Sewing Machines" which We ha' had
IN use for several years for the manufact ire Of
clothing in our wholesale establishments this
el'y and Ia Charleston, S. c. Al hrst We were
under the impression that your machH vas
only suited tor linen and other light mat eTials,
anu therefore supplied our manufacturing rooms
VIA, WIN hea'y and noisy machines of diferen me-
he,s' lhat seemed to be adapted for heavy ork,
Out "nich we found, after long and fair rial,
not TO be compared with your machine las now
peiiee'ed)' Tor making ali kind. Of clothing, the
leAviest as well as the lighiest, wooilsn u well
as linen goods From our experience We < aow
that Wheeler * Wilson's Machines will sew
more ~oTK IN gwen time than any machi we
have seen that the garments will a. kent G 'esn
(tree from oily, and the work done in tb best
manner. Thirty fine linen coats are an a, err ,ge
weeks work for one machine An operat 4 c AZ
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Heu advertisements.
q Q q Q Q Q Q Q Y

TO THE WORKING CLASS. We are now pre-
pared 70 furnish all classes with constant employ
inert at home the whole Of the time or for the spare
moments Business new. light and profitable. Per-
sons OF either sex easily from 5Oc. 10 8 per
evening: and proportional sum by devoting their
~noie time 20 the business. Boys and girls earn
,'1fIy as much as men. That all who this no
may send their address, and test the business.
wn maze tins unparalleled offer. To such not
of tssned, We will send 81 TO pay for the trouble
wbi.h nlS full particulars, valuable sample
r.. I'm WI 90 20 commence work on, and n copy Of
ast snS ~ X Literary C0mpgHion-One Of the lzrg-
&C. bv , es1 iamtly newspapers published-an sent
profitable work, address r. q ALLEN 4 10 Ar
GusTA, MAISK ~ u AA-HH-' q" ~ ~
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GENERAL NEWS.


r--i -,,...-
. u'.. 'i N''' '1-A.S ''e 1nuai4'lS plenty
-''e .e san '' DC enc, A'7i less negroes 10
l-" '''n before me war
lAe H''trs papers ,'gueiJaae Str5agithsrm
-'3 written 'F hiFAid Taylor.
Tie California railways have Chinese conduc-
- b. attend 20 ths Celestial passengers.
h-E rra buul-e3 persons find emplovmeut
0 '-s ae4.r.s aid d fas-rd saloons Of New
singular gsl.g- ia Nsusas city, No, is un
ls5 i1i',' DR.. digging h5.es in the bottoms Of
,.'-- '-4 r-'er cut.
IL Ne% L--..ai Society Is being Organized AT
. l'... si "is. Naw Eaglanders abound in
'''-
One thousand aea are .4.l 20 be wandering
~ .Ie streets OF san Francisco, vaialy seeking
'Hi .''s inelt
Seventeen 'hoas.ai copies Of Teauvson's new
-..,a A 5., 1esa s1''sraei for in London, and
s.. s-s.-r,- .'''''' ''''''' more.
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AGENTS WANTED for our Great Household works.
Oar fEOHie Physician!

4 NEW Handy-Book u Family Medicine. Ry
n Or. BEARD, OF the University u the City Of
New York. assisted by medical professors in the
rious departments. Three years devoted 10 tt
preparation Quackery and humbuggery exposed.
Professors 10 our leading medical colleges testify
that Jt Is the best family doctor book written.
Outht and sample free TO agents.
Z B. TREAT 4 CO., Pubs, 554 Broadway, n Y.
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LORIILARD"S
= y q T. Il
LORILLARD'S
& II y n u x \
AROMATIC VEGETABLES SOAP.

CHEWING TOBACCO. - s,re-31- ~
where. It is without doubt the best chewing to
bacco II the country.
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than usual, because money is sbundint. 1t is
pleasant to read this Of Oregon.
A Chicago wife has asked for a divorce because
her husband said he had S200,0OO before the
marriage AMI he has turned out penniless. Be-
sides that, he pinched her.
Several interesting geological specimens have
recently been received in Boston from New
Hampshire They are principally granite, and
being Of great value are transmitted carefully
packed in butter.
A man can give his neighbor a promissory
note moistened by a fluid just invented by, a
French chemist, and in a month afterwards the
holder will have nothing to show for i put a
little dust. II this fact becomes generally known
short credits viii become the rule.
- And viii you convict this man upon Sach
testimony a Philadelphia lawyer asked .l.. ~
court, the other day. - Certainly not lufof
promptly responded and the judge lmmeIla'eiy
fined him one hundred dollars for DIS prompt
ness.
The south Carolina legislature adjourned the
other aav TO see John Robinson s circus. 4
motion 10 that effect Is said 10 have been made by
Mr.. DE Large, the c0l0red leader Of the House,
in these words " Mr.. Speaker, de circus haO
arrobe. an dar.lre I moves dat We a'lurn -
which was done accordingly.
A negro named Jackson applied for Ie-.stra-
ton in Texas and brought certificate bearing
the name Of sam SmitA, exQlaiuing ;hc dscre-
uancy thus You see, mlsss, Smith he died
and married his wilder and come TO all his
state, and YOU see dis here tihCGte was among
his property, and Eel hare 90 it,
One more has been added 90 tha variety ftte
rl-az az electricity II is uef4 90 D. f.sl -Is - .
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make eight in day of ten hours. The average
amount of work EQUALS that of twelve seam
stresses.
Your machines are less liable to get out Of or
dor tbsn any other. For the last year we have
not extended cent for repairs. For manufac-
tn,ers families and individuals, it is in the end
/ fe cEegpesf and the best they can have, and as
near perfect as any one could wish. 30 con-
WINGED were We that it was the most profitable
for Us TO use. that we sold, for what they would
bring. machines Of no less than SIX different
makers, and substituted yours in their place.
w-1wlt
8 T-ls60-N.-The unprecedented and e1-
tri.rdinary demand for PLANTATION BITIERs Is
eyilenty owing to their being prepared from
pure S. Lrox Rum, Cilisaya Bark, &c. Our
Druggists complain that 1t is almost impossible 10
keep "a supply, and that their orders, owing to
the great demand are but tariily executed.
DO not become discouraged. BE sure and get the
genuine.
MAGS0uA WArrR-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and scll at half the
price.
There is. probably. no way in which We can
heuedt our readers more than by recommending
20 them for general use J0tqS0D'S -HnoayHe
Li1imc4L Ii is adapted to almost all the pur-
poses Of "a Family Medicine and as a specific Tor
coughs, c5.ls, Whoopirg cough, soreness Of the
chest. lame stomach, rheumatism, splitting q
5-o.3 ana all lung difficulties, il has no equal
that ever wc saw or heard Of
The rreprie;y Of giving condition medicine to
horses. cattle aud sheep. was discussed and ad-
mittel hv many of the Agricultural Societies
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BROOKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE co.
ASSETS S1,5OO.OOO.
OFFICE l4I Broadway, New York.

ISSUES POLICIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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Or, early Times in the Rocky Mountains and Ore
gon with a History Of the Country anc the Z
periences Of a Hountain-Man and Pioneer BY
Mrs. VICTOR, Of Oregon. An intensely interesting
work, replete with humor, psthOs and instruc sion
Now in press. FOR circular and terms. address the
Publishers R. W BLISS 4 CO.. Hartford, Conn.
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IN TnE p1srRICr COURT oF TIE rNIrEp

L y TIE DlSlhlII NOOhI Of TIE UNITED
Il STATES, For THE DISTRICT or VERMONT In the
matter Of Alden F. Stockwel. Bankrupt In flank
ruptcy. To the creditors Of said Bans rupt and % ali
others whom 1t may concern The undersigned
assignee Of tho estate Of said Bankrupt hereby
gives notice that II mas been ordered by the District
Court Of said District, that the second and hi I'd gen
eral meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt held
before Hon John P Sartle one Of the Registers in
Bankruptcy IN said District at his Office ia Barton in
said District. the 18th day Of January a D. s7gat
10 O'Clock a. m for the purposes named in the nth
and 18th Sections of the Bankrupt Act Of March 2d
1861 and this is also 10 give notice that have led
my account as assignee Of said Bankrupt and
that at said time and place | shall apply TO said
Court for the settlement Of my said accounts and
for discharge from all liability assignee Of saif
estate in accordance with the provisions Of said 2-h
and 18th Section.
Dated at Barton in said District, this 9TH CAV of
December, A. D. 1853.
s5w2w CHARLES " SMITH Assignee
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EMPLOY MEST.--slO a day, and constant
IL employment in a Ii ght honorable, and prOht
a1le business. Great inducements offered. Samples
rec. Address with stamp, JAMES Z. RAND 4 Co.
BiidefOrd Ne
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10 600 READERS ard SPEAKERS WANT:
GREAT SUN-SUN CHOP

4 WAPPED HANDS AND FACE. SORE LIPS,
y &C. cured at once hy the Of H,genlaa's
tImPlar Ice st Gigcsrii4s. keeps the hands soft in
the coolest weather. See that you get the Genuine
s".d by i'ru-S SIS Price D cents per box sent by
-rlll tHr 3D. cent.
HEGEMAN a CO., New York. ?. o. Box 2ceS.
Dec. E-+t4wtW
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In the BROOKLYN LIFE no Policy
holder can ever be Assessed for any loss
or deficiency: in Mutuals the Policy
holders alone are responsible.
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gler 3drertisemrnts.
HAVE VOC SEEN THE NEW STYLE.
\ OiSeleSS,
wheeler ~ wilson sewing
EaCfi5sp

fi'HlS machine, so long and flvOrhly known as
i the most enrahie and the Hgitesf rlunlng ma
improvements and attachments By the new style
feed, Il Is rendered the sest machine In the world
The fact that more than four hundred thousand
Wheeler wilson machines are in use to-day, shows
that its many excellencies are appreciated ny dis
corning public. The Wheeler & Wilson Msnufactur-
ins Company made over 5000 Of these machines
supply.
New shops are being built. and the Company
viii shortly be able % maze between two and three
thousand per week. The travelling agent SoLoN
". ALIs, is nov. az the Central House. where he
will - happy 90 show the uew EheeIer Wilson 70
any who viii fay5r him with "a call.
A good wide-awake agent wanted for Chittenden
County, to whom superior inducements VIII be
offered.
Old machines made as good az new at small ex-
pense, and new attachments added If desired by
the agent. Call on or address
SOLON VI. ALLIS.
dec2sf-d&Wiw Central House, Burlington, Vt
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TIE greatest u-e-ical blessing Of the a-c, dis-
cove oa through the instinct Of the horse, aud pre-
pare3 by the SCIENCE Of man. This Balsam has been
in Use (, the last Fifteen years during which time
the rgsst 5c1uarkable cares ever known have been
effected. C,ushs Colds, Bronchitis, and az Con-
a,nutive dGJcuities, yield to its power. Consump-
ton in its adraneed stages, accompanied by the
spitting Of blood, laborious breathing, loss Of APP
petits and sleep. dlarh0a and night sweats, has
besn cured by This remedy, leaving upon the surace
or the body large swellings, when disappear with
re.u-,;n, s.. Myth effeeti1g not only relief but
,-,a,sst eure; aud the parties thus cured still en-
ioy uninterrupted health. Price :l.Go bottle. 1t
ma, civ vert table discovered by natural instinct,
na may be used at all times, by both sexes and all
,-ss GEO. c. GOODWIN & co., Wholesale Agents.
and Tor sale by druggists generally
AUSTIN BROS q STEERE,
IA. 1,-Vly 3lG 35 Federal street, Boston.
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No re,tr,eriar Of Trar,i or Re.iaeae.
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The BIO klyn Life Is the only Company in the
country which guarantees definite surrender-vslue
to every policy on which two more annual premi-
uas have been paid this amount, in dollars and
cents, is endorsel OF every policy issued. Should
any poiioy-holder become unable to pay his
premiums, he thus know the cssh worth Of the
policy at any time after two annual premiums have
been paid.
Policies absolutely NON-FoRPEITABLE after
the Second Year.
DIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY IN CASH
AFTER SECOND YEAR.
CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK, President.
WILLIAM NJ. COLE, Secretary.
d. P. FACKLER, Consultary Actusry.
}. G. HOUGHTON,
General Agent for Vermont.
OFFICE l4O CHURCH STREET,
Burlington, Vermont.
SOLICIT WAHTED.
Nov. 2-tdAW3m
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COMMON SENSE -!

WANTED-AGENTS, $3.50 per month 70 sell tho
only GENUINE IMPROVED CCMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWN hACHINE PRICE ONLY 81.
Great inducements 10 Agents. This is the only pop
ular Sewing Machine o. the day makes the famous
Elastic Lock stitch will 30 any kind Of work
that can be done on any machine 10000 sold and
the demand constantly increasing. Now i the time
20 take Agency. Secd for circulars ~ BstcaTs
Of infrirgcrs - Address SECOMB & CO, Boston,
Nass.. PlttshurEh. Pa. OF 81. LauIs Ao.
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A Word to the Wise +. Sufficient.

DURRINGTON'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
ID Is sure remedy Tor that scourge Of Infancy
and childhood, the Group Always keep the medi-
cine by you, ready for immediate use. IL is also
the best article in use for XhoOping Cough sc.
Wholesale Druggist, Providence, r. /. Also, BY
Druggists generally. dec6+kw4u
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SperiaI 9lOtiees.
ALLCOCR's POROUS PLAsTERs
'eems to possess the quality Of
ACCV ryA-ING ELECTRICITY
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY,, DC. IS, 1869.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
This week, 6lS 323s 21DO
Last week, 9i2 7452 1870
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra $3.50 a 1900; first
quality. 81 50 a = co. I'd quality $40 o. "a 81 o.
Sd quality 3 90 10 % 30.
Prices Of store Cattle-Work'n@ Oxen, per pair.
Milsh Cows and Calves from $50, $50, s55 s75,
YeaTiin.;s, So a s15; tvo-year. old SIS a SO 8;
Prices of Sheep and Lamhs-ln lots 81 -, 8, 30
8 s. so eachs extra s. 90 a 3 80 OFF from TO Sc
Spring Lambs s 90 a $50.
Hides N sicr IT, Iauow a d'c p %.
Pc!ts 75c a cach- Calf skins enc g 10.
Prices Of Poultry-Extra Is a i6i; prime u =
l6.c; -11dI5is a i5if medium 81 q &C. poor TO
medium l5c Y 10.
REMARKs.
Cattls-Tbe traffic iu Cattle this week for North
EN- stuca could not tc called huoyant. The very
tops changed hands az $40 = cwt, and from tins
figure TO & 4 cwt for Cows and refuse OF lots
Tho demant through this week will not prooahy
improve. Last weeks prices which were shale
lower Khan the week before, Will hardly pc mann
tanned. J. Mcfarland sold i9 Steers az 10 80 evil
shrink, average live. shade over 1000 rs WI
liam Kicker sold Oxen 80 sl3 ewt n SHRINK
Cows At .c 2 l.., dress $50 hs each french bi -
sid oxen ~ SD cwc shrink, average 1900
l.s; oxen al slI o. c1t. shrink. p. F. Brady
sold Oxen at 81 sd T. evil dress l-al Dos each.
sheep and LlMHs--Ihe uemaod Tor sheep an"
Lambs coutiuuH quiet Good sheep are hardly np-
pTecCtec. = lot q 3t Canada sheep % -o'n
weighs, owned hy j. Mcfarland. yery choice, that
he supposed would bring Joe F. b., would not he
looked AZ los butchers with thought OF paying
within Pc + 10 OF that figure. Last qaltatgns are
not lele with any degree of irmress. Z. p. nm CIV
sold ll2 sheep s. 'l g. lead. French hr1-. s"lI -
Sheep 81 a., and 100 head average - rs, at - 2
head. L. Snuhurn sold o. Sheep M 81 Sd = heal
average -0 t1 lisU-htoa a Wilcox sold their
fluty-ls,c Poultry iu small lots was received
tii- il rr'u-. rne sil--ll- p H va. iIlf % p pi
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SAVlGE,S IRSENA.
FOR THE HAIR.

Has a worldwide reputation for restoring the lie
Z the Hair AMI permanently maintainIng Is beau
y. Should be On every Toilet table.
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THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
| Bank will be holden at their Hansing House
on Tuesday January 18th, 1879, 10 O'Clock a H.,
for the election Of Directors for the year ensuing.
c. ". NOODHOUSE, Cashier.
Burlington, Vt, Dec. Is, 1868.
deo27t-d&wtjanll
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EMERSON FELLOWS ESTATE.

rsNA tshNtN G-l4l4D " - - A =.
ItTE, the Suu-crihcrs having been appointed By
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Chittenden Comm issioners o. receive eN-
anime and just the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate OF Emerson Fellows. late
Of Bolton, IN said District. licensed and
also all claims and demands exhibited iu offset
thereto; and six months from TIE day % the date
hereof, being allowed hy said Court for that pur-
pose, we DO therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend 10 the business 81 our appointment no
the late dwelling house Of sand Emerson Fellows, In
Bolton in said District, ou the second Wednesdays
Of March and June next, ~ Do O'Clock, A. NJ on
each Of said day.
Dated this ,th day of December, A. b. l-G3.
HENRY GILLErT, Cr.....
27w3w ALBERT TOWN, N'-''N-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Five-Twenties for e. sfi Cor '67 old $50
~. lofts, IS. Stocks steady E-ie l.77 J.
e9i Great Western -.
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TEE BEST! TIE BEST !
$40. The Nursery. 1879

The best cheapest and most richly ILLUsTRA-
TED MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR CHILDREN,
: 90 year in advance Subscribe non, and get
the last Number Of 1869, FREE.
Address, JOHN L. SHOREY,
dec- +Cdwiw 10 Washington Street, Boston.
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VERMONT NEWS.


ADDISON COUNTY
Adry house connected with the manufacturing
establishment Of Durfee S Eastman at South
Bristol. was burned to the ground on Saturday
afternoon. Loss about 5000. No insurance.
A fair vas held at the Town Hall, Vsrgennes,
on Tuesday evening last, by the ladies Of the
Fn;s,op,l church The receipts amounted to
S354
NJ sl;tsr,y futile, Of Vergennes, while cut
ing wood last week cut his right foot quite bad
I~ An artery was severed and one Of the cords
4 bis foot injured.
The new graded school house in Miidlebury
Is completed, and was occupied on Thursday and
friday last for the customary examination, held
at the close O: each term. The building is Of
hrick-hr5wn stone Trimmings by so feet
is three stories high, with slate roof, four gables
and surmo1utei by a handsome cupoa, which
serves as a belfry In the basement are two
large c.steras, water closets, wash sinks, a FUN
tain IF clear running spring water for drinking,
and the boiler for generating steam, by which
the whole building is warmed. On the first
floor are four large school roors. fifteen feet
high. The second story is also fifteen feet high,
containing three large class rooms, besides three
recitation rooms for students 10 the classics, and
other higher branches. In the third story is
hall so by IS feet, Is fee. high.
HEss.sGr1y COUNTY,
A Car mandatory is likely to be started in
ARLINGTON SIN, f'tv thousand dollars have al .
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FARMERS HELPER

CHOWS HOW TO DOUBLE TIE PROFITS OF
- THE FARM, and how Farmers and their sons
each make 90 PER MONTH in winter.
1000 copies will be mailed free to farmers Send
name and address to ZEIGLER, McCURDY 4 Co,
Springfield, Mass. deS.23tSw4v
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TURNER'S
TIC DOCLOTREEX,
Or
Universal Neuralgia Pill.


lis EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL.
A y UNFAILING REMEDY for Neuralgia Fac-
II ialis, often efectiu- perfect cure in single
day. No form Of Nervous Disease fails % Weld TO
IL wonderful power. Even in the severest cases Z
Chronic Neuralgia, affecting the entresy item, il
use for a Jew days affords the most astonishing
lief. and rarely fails 20 produce con pIete snd
permanent cure II contains no IRA erals in the
slightest degree Injurious II has the unq ualiied
approval Of the best physcisns. Thousands in
every part Of the country, gratefully -cku1T es
It's power % sO0the the tortured nerves. and restore
the falling strength.
Sent BY mail 81 receipt Of price ard postage.
One package SL01 Postage ents.
SIX packages $40 =
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