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TERRIBLE DBATH.-An inquest was lately
hrId IN miserable bowel in ST. Sluveur, Cam
ada, occupied by Oliver Lafrance. wood saw.
yer, who earned the pittance of eleven shil-
iIDgs week, wberewith to support himself
ms wife and four children. The poor fellow,
after partaking OF a scanty breakfasf. was pro.
cefong 10 shIpyard, when his wife remon-
strated with him, saying he was too Iii. He
r'pled 1--WE have neither wood nor food, and
you and the children must starve il l don't
work. l must work though il kills me-" He
then called for his comrade sawyer 70 accom-
pany him, and they began saving logs as
usual, but De was too feeble TO proceed, and
told Bolduc he felt as if be was dying He
then rallied a little, and said II was necess ary
for his family's maintenance he should work
even though II were hard thing TO do. and
work he would, or at least try once more. But
be was unequal To the effort, and turned - go
home, saying he must no; die in the cold. He
had gone out few steps when he fell and ex-
pred.
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PERRY DAVIS PAuN MILLER.

This old and we'll known medy which hss ac.
quirtd world wide resown for the cure of sudden
colds, coughs, etc. weak stomach, general debil
lty, nursing sore mouth, car kercd mouth throat
liver complaint. dyspepsia In digestion, cram
or pain in the stomach, bowel com plaint, painter
collie, Asatic cholera. disrrha.a and dysentery "a.
lost none Of its good nam. by repeated trials but
continues 70 occupy prominent position In every
family medicine chest. N n I'm
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ITIs ASSERTED that one OF the very firsto
General Gran,-s oficisl acts as President will
b. TO order General Saerid IN to the command
OF the Department ~ New Orleans.
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EEoM LED9Is THB RIsTSkAfioN CF
HIS HIABING
Third Auditors On CO

WAsHrSGroS, d. c., Decsmber 3, 1883.
On. ABoRH:-Dear Sir: wish to scknoviedze
ths rsnsrkabls success Of your treatnsnt In ~
case. had beer so dssi for the Dsss twenty ysars
- 70 be unable 70 hear. except when addresssd In
9 very high tOns. After ten dsys under your
trsaassnt ~ hearing appears to be perfectly re-
storsA. 4 am Il ye.rs Of sse.
Ye.rs. very truly.
p NODINE 2a2 Y rtrest
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GIN. FITZPATRICK has succeed-s in inducing
The Senate COMMITTEE en- Appropriations to re-
port against the action OF the House, in con
solidatIng certain Soath American missions
The committee, in the cons ular aud diplomat
III repof ed to-day, has restored tie original
appropriations for AL these missions.
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REMARKABLE CURES.

DR., Atorn herewith publishes feu c! gss, many
issti inonisIs handed to him By mis- patiens. other
certificates OF cures effected by him sirS, his res
iderce in Washington can be seen ss his Office,
as street.
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RAILROAD FARE BILL DE>ou,,yn

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Tbe press of 'his city de-
noupce the passage o.: the railroad fare bill by
the Illinois Legislature. Five Senators voted
for it under protest. They favored controlling
fretghfs and passenger rates aud relieving tue
Illinois Central road of seven pes ceat. yearly
fa1. IL Gov. Palmer vetoes the bill Il Will
fail.
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~ John W. Garrett. President OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad dCompany appeared be-
fore the Committee on Roads and Canals to day.
and made al elaborate argument against the
proposed air line railroad from Washington to
New York. MIR. Garrett did not produce any
new facts other than those heretofore laid be-
fore the ncommitree.-Dispdtch.
Mr.. Garrett will also, we are informed, make
Stage coaches from Washington TO New York
He will insist that o man shall travel on any
road not controlled Dy himself and the Camden
and Amboy without penalty. Probably he will
recommend doing away with steamers and
conhding in canal boats. Canal boats are safer
Garrett and his friends have bad glorious
feast out OF their monopoly. We trust 1t is
con- ing to an end.-N. Z. yribune, Jan. -.
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HALLS VEGETABLE >u,uLiAN HAIR
RENEWER.

Renews the vitality Of the seslp.
kenews the hair 10 its original color.
Renews the nutritive matter which nourishes
the hair.
Renews the brssh, wiry hair TO silken softness
Renews thc grcwth Of the hair.
kenews the appearance of those that are Bald
and Gray, and is a epic 10 id hair dressing No OF
or Alcohol TO clog up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
4. p. HALL 4 60. Nashua, n a, Proprietors.
Fer sale by Gil druggists JaIs-am
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Suit DECIDED IN FAVOR OF EN.GOy
EYRE, OF JAMAICA

LoEroN, Jan. S0-ln the case OF Philips VS..
Eyre. late Governor Of JanaiCa 4, the Cours OF
Queens Bench decided colonial La " is as valid
as parliame ntary law, and gave judgment for
defendant
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(8y Cable.l

LONDON, Jan 90. Up n,.-Consols, 93x; u.
S. Bonds, 7sS; Illinois, 9eJ.; Erie, Is.
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, 79sa19x.
LIvHRPOoL, p. m.-Cotton market close,
buoy Sales will reach 2O,t W bales. Mid
ding Uplands, 1ll, afioat; Middling Orleans,
liz. Gold, 1876 ,al3U1.
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! h1A strong effort is being made in the Ken.
lucky Legislature to pass bill for the licens.
ing and regulating the social evil Id LOUIS VILE
and a few Of the larger cities in the State
The effort excres much opposition and ind,g-
nation among some Glasses.
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~About q week ago . trunk was received
at one of the express offices IN Buhalo marked
ITO be called for. owing TO the fact that q very
disagreeable smell was emitted from the boS,
and no one having called for 1t, u was opened
on Monday and found to contain the BODY OF q
woman, badly mutllased. Just shove the
heart stab was discovered. Efforts are being
made to solve the mystery.
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RANK RORRFRy

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3O.-The Kans.s City youy
nal ct commerce says that the banking hou Q of
X. Hubbard & Co.. at Poole. Kansas, was
robbed on Friday of Sl6,OC0.
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boarding aud the difhculty OF obtaining It a.
any price, the students Of Columbia Univsr.
eity in Missouri have organized "a boarding
club" and twenty. four nave Joined II. They
grounds, and employ . cook, who does their
washing and ironing, the sum OF q each psr
week paving all ex penses.
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AALRoAD LHAsHD. The stockholders of
the A,olnmbus, Chicago, and Indiana Central
Railway Company, at their meeting yesterday,
refused TO lease their road to the Atlantic and
Great Western Oampany, and ratified the lease
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, 81. Louis. and Pennsyl.
vania Railroad CompaIies. The vote was
lar &c, coz ering nearly all the stock Of the com.
ipany. The lease takes effect on the lst CT Feb.
rnary, proximo.
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JOHN NJ. LANG sToN, OF Ohio, will be an ap.
Pile ant for the MinistershIp TO Hayti, under
Grant. This is the same position rendered him
by President johnson, be: declined for the
reason that he would not dim his political
respects by accepting an Of.ice under the pres
ent Ad administration.
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SENTENCED To DEATH.

PHILADEL PHIA. January 3D.-The motion
for new Iisl IN the Twitchell clse has been
refused by judges Count, Oyer, and Terminer.
and sen'enc. of death pronounced.
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THE IMPORTANT BILL educing the military
forces, reported by Mr.. Wilson on Monday
last. passed the Senate yesterday after the brief
consideration of twenty minutes. Mr.. Conk-
hng's amendment TO prohibit the filing Of two
vacant brigadier generalshiPz was adopted
without even a dt vision.
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~rhe whipping-post 10 retained in Ken.

The whipping-post 10 retained in Ken.
tucky.
~Chicago's latest project is for . grand
onve way completely around the city. AS
proposeo II VIII begin at Lincol PARK, and he
sl1een or eiEhteen miles in leneth ana thrss
hundred feet in width 'A'e
00ottschalk has been leading a hand of
Soc pieces Al Montevideo. The music vas a
synphony and a grand march compossd nv
himself and dedicated to the emperor Of Braxii
,nc. .cz,, ,Paiisdelphia Gentlemen on Friday last
Aho-Crueify to Animals Association.
memorial for the establishment Of q
sta.e asylum for inebriates has been presen ted
70 me legislature Of ohio.
Lager beer containing coppera. ana ala
..ooctored" with salt, lime and sinm are amons
York. IA ~"
One Cobb. negro, has been arrested in
1Scness<r ior keeping 4 bagnio, ths inmates of
WnSn were ms wife @ "White lady from
Wesnington"l Q coloesd female naosd Rose,
ma white etrl named Eva. The place was
peIenixed ey the "most respectable" Genaeosn
OF ne city. 80 n
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THUNDER STORM IN RICH

RICHMOND, JaI. 3D.-A heavy rain and thun
der storm this morning at O'Clock Lightning
struck two or three places IL the city.
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Washington News and Gossip.

eINItRNAL RlvKNUB.-Ths Tsoeipls to-day
from this eosrce were asst, 0,36.oS.
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EANkRUPTS IN VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Jan. 30.-The total number of
bankrupt cnses in Virginia 10 date is four thou
ssnd two hundred and ninety ght.
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AN INDIAN KILLED ON RAILRoAD TRACK
a lew days since an Indian was seen living on
the track OF Wisconsin railroad, about 4
miles from Madison, Just before the train
reacned the spot. The whistle was Immediately
soundtd anc every effort made to stop the
train, but without success. The Indian was
struck on the head, which was horribly
crushed, causing instant death. The train was
stopped, when an Indian girl came up, who
was afterwards ascertalned to be the daughter
OF the deceased. Her groans and wild gestIcu.
laiions were affecting As well as dramatic in the
highest degree. She drew from her boaom a
knife and brandished il in as threatening man.
ner, rs II she proposed taking her own life.
gentleman present took II from her, At the same
time comforting her in her own language, with
which he was familiar. The unhappy girl and
the body OF her father were taken on board the
train and carried about q mile TO the camp,
where the family had been living. Here
another ead scene ensued. Three or four young
Indtans-children OF the deceased-gathsred
around the corpse Aad gave utterance TO their
egony IN piercing moans. The Indian had
been At Madison and bought bottle Of whiskey
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THs BILL 20 incorporate the National Rail
way Trust and Losa Company, introduced in
the Senate on Thursday last by Mr.. Vickers.
and referred to the Committee on Railroads,
was reported back by MIR. VIckers this morn
ing, aud referred TO the Committee on the Dis.
trIc. OF olColumbia
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A CORRESPONDENT inqCires :-..ls not some
one throwing dust into the eyes Of members OF
Congress. by arousing their indignation upon
the second section of the pension bill now
pending before the House, for the purpose o.
cloaking opposition TO the sections restricting
tie fees of agents 10
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THE House. COMMITS . ON NAVAL AFFAIrs
held a me citing this morning, and had before
them .hs question OF alleged frauds in the pur.
chase of machinery for the Philadelphia Navy
Ys~d. j.. N. Couch. Esq, concluded his ar
Cument for the contractors. The Committee
will prOpbably make report In the matter
'arIy next week.
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ga Cincinnati phyacian advertises for q
mad dog. He wishes 70 invesugase the animal
scierli1 eally- ... .. s..r .ss
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0"If You want purely unsophisticated
''bay Ks liver encourasine kidnev nsr,
suadfng, silent perambulators, twenty. seven
in box. This pill 10 as mild q q pet lamb
ana ~ efArchtnG - q small-tooth comb IL
don't 80 toolinG about, but attends strictly N
business, and is certain as an alarm ciock.~
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6svernnens SeeuPittes.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. -, lo6S-Jay Cooke &
20. furnish the following quotations Of GOV
ernment aAcu ritiea. ~
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ColIix end lady took place last evening, aud
IKE tbe PRECEDING ones. WIS largely at end. o
ne pa-Iors icirg crowded from :hI urt'l
eleven O'Clock. The visitors were cordially
r,,e.vCd by he Spssker end his lady, a. sisted
by Hrs. and Miss Matthews, his mother and
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40 FoulfsrnrH srRsrr.

The most sSiIifui "a nss.s ssssss
InnE unnE yhydctan for the treatment OF FRMALE
irvs.ai.1.tiHfs in The city; Ledtes sensc ae from
"a Mn He UnsIstees . Thorough curs He fses
- - me- 1ssess, snd patients visiting sns tui
- Soesos. sc5<b
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p. N0DINE, 252 y street
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GIN. JOHN COCHHANE, of New York, As
been here IN consultation with prominent Re
publIcars. he friends wart to make lin A.
toraey General, bxt by general consent tbft
place is now mor.gased in behalf of James r
Wilson Of Iowa. At any rate, it Is copccd d
thai Mr. Wilson 10 TO have place IN the CabI-
net; and certainly ne better material for a Cab
met officer could be found in the country.
The New York herald., 1869-02-20

question The locomotive IA the sole solution OF IT.
as thereby the country VIII be gradualy setteu ~
taking the buffalo range out from under the savage
and putting vast stock and grain farm in It's place
The railroads 10 the Pacific surely are military
In sS view 81 our commercial % relations with china
Japan and India, which are beng constantly
extended that II s incumbent upon tno governmen'
cation as will secure the quickest and most certain
transit TO all points OF our country IN view o. TINS
construction OF additional roads at the earliest pr,ic-
ticable period. The majority OF the cominutee ois
road roads would eject and how additional lines would
otherwise pay the nation. the Nortn faclnc has III
road win acquire sor us the British possessions; .ie
ern Mexico, and make the guarantee OF the
interest upon the roads, bonds perfectly saie
aid, and argue that SO profitable are railroads that
the Government could have afforded to build all the
ppespr 10 tse peef that the credit Of the nation ana
the value Of its securities win be enhanced and not
diminished BY our entering Immediately upon the
completion Of our avOwed policy OF transcontinental
railway extensions and steadily pursuing 1t to the
end.
In the Supreme Court to-day, In the case of The
County OF Douglas plaintiff in error The State Of
oregon in error to the Supreme Court Of the State
Of Oregon it was ordered by the Court that judgment
OF said Supreme Court in this cause be affirmed, with
costs and interests per stipulation Of counsel on e
The United States, plaint1ns in error against JEFF
ferson Davis. Certificates OF division In opinion
between Chief Justice Chase and Judge Underwood.
Of the Circuit Court for the District Of Virginia on
motion OF Attorney General Evarts 1t was ordered
BY the Court that these certificates OF division be
dismissed.
John s. johnson, ct al. appellants VS.. The United
States. This cause was argued by Mr.. DOrsheimcr
and Mr.. Dick, OF counsel for the appellants, and by
Mr.. Talbot iOr the appellees. This case involves
1000 barrels of spirits, valued at $350,000 which
were seized on the alleged ground OF frauds.
Suits were entered at New York. Bufralo, Chicago
and Dubuque
Mr.. p Phillips called up the application FOR habeas
corpus In behalf OF Spanger and Arnold, prisoners
at the Dry Tortugas. On the statement OF the At
torney General that he not ready 10 20 on, the
argument was adjourned to Friday next, the court
directing attention TO the effect Of the act Of 1867 on
Jurisdiction.
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Strangers Guide.

fINHE Y. NJ. c. A. meets every Monday evening
at their rooms Vim. n. Smiths store,
Main Street.
Champlain Chapter MOI r. A. NJ. meets the
third Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union block, Main Street.
Columbus Council No l, Il. 4 s. NJ. meets the
second Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union Block.
Franklin Lodge No 4, +. q A. NJ, meets the
arst Wednesday evening in each month at their
hall in Union Block, Main Street.
Englesby Lodge No. "a +. K A. NJ. meets the
fourth Wednesday evening. in each month, at
their hall in Union Block, Main Street
Crystal Fountain, Temple of Honor No meets
every Tuesday evening at their Hall in Barnes
Block, Lake Street.
st. Adams Lodge No 80, !. O. OF e.. I; meets
every Friday evening at their Hall in Barnes
Block, Lake Street
Rising Sun Lodge Nc. 8 l. o. of G. t. meets
every Saturday evening, at St. Adams Bay.
st. John the Baptist Benevolent Society (Ga-
nadian) meets on the first and third "Wednesday
evening Of each month at their hall over f. ii.
Huntington's Store.
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Notice to Business men wanting
to save Money and Time.
30 per cent Reduction.

DY sending lis the Original of any document
ID ments or drawings, we will return imme-
diatcly any number of copies, EXACT FAC SINH
nary cheap rates 100 copies, 81 0 800 copies,
$500; 1000 copies, $50 , &c, in each case paper
Included, Uetter or Note size) or fifty, per cent
upon the above prices may be saved by using
Maurce's Patent Autographs Printing Press
for Offices, price $50. Maurce's Patent States
Right are sold at moderate prices. All kinds
Of LithoSraphic work is done with the greatest
care at the lowest rates.
Maurices Patent Autographs Writing and
Printing Establishment
No. 10 North William Street, n. Y.
lS9-t-1y
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SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
The following letter from Commissioners
Rollins to Assessor Adams, concerning
smoking and fine cut chewing tobacco
explains itself:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18th, 1869.
SIR:-
The additional time given by the
Act Of December odd 1865, during which
de lers might sell smoking and fine cut
chewing tobacco without packing aud
stamping the same as. required by Sec
tons 62 and rs, Act Of July goth, 1865,
expires to-day, and hereafter sll such to-
bacco before oeing sold, or oGered for
sale, must be put up in the packages pre-
scribed by law, and stamped. Severe
penalties are imposed for any violation
of the law in this regard.
Persons having in their possession
such tobacco, incur no liability for keep
ing it unstamped so long at they do not
sell it, or offer it for sale.
The stamping is not to be done by in
ternal revenue officers, or under the. in
spection, but by the owners of the to-
bacoO.
1t becomes the duty of all revenue of
ficers to cause the law in this respect to
be complied with, and to report all viO-
lations of It for prosecution.
Respectfully,
Commissioner.
HENRY c. ADAMS, ESQ.,,
Assessor 3D. District,
st. Adams, Vermont,
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How can make Money?
How can make Money?
How can mn Ike Money?
An answer to this il found in the volume entitled
An ar swcr to this is found in the volume entitled
An answer to this is found in the volume entitled
How to get Rich
How to get Rich
How to get Rich
or
or
or
A Key to Honest Wealth
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A Key to Honest Wealth
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Price LOO.
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Part of the Table of Contents:
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Blunjering into and out of fortune.
The way to wealth. By Ben Franklin.
How to make money fast and honestly
Counsel to merchants clerks.
Amos Lawrence. the benevolent merchant.
The man retired from business.
The importance of punctuality.
Samuel Slater, the father Of American mana
facturers.
Use of civiity.
Moral couragt in every day life.
John Grigg's rules for success i'll business.
Human money bags.
William Colgate, the successful mechanic.
Slavery for money.
Pay as you go.
Enjoyment of wealth and health.
Rules for business men.
Examples OF the capability Of Young men.
Character for integrity.
How to rise in the world.
What can do best Shall life be a failure
Instructions on opening and conducting
place of business.
A vi fe'S OOWer. How wife NAV cDntrihu /.
TO the happiness of her husband.
How to treat wife.
Hints to husbands and wives, or how to make
home happy. *ttf-25G
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Look Here.

\ choice lot of Siberian Seed Wheat
for sale. Black Sea Wheat, Hungarian
Seed Oats, Nova Scotia Plaster, Brad
ley's Phosphate of Lime, Hay Seed,
Glover Seed, Northern and Wertern
Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, &c, as usual.
Choice brands of Flour arriving, and
on hand, worth from 81 to S14 per Dbl,
all of which will be sold at a small adj
vance. Call and examine.
S. G. NOBLE,
st. Adams, Feb LIST, 1869. d&wtf
d220 w54
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SPORT AHEAD.--The Free Press OF
yesterday says:

SPORT AHEAD.--The Free Press OF
yesterday says:
A race for $3.50 side between the
celebrated trotters "COolO and Belle
Strickland is on the tapis. and Bur-
lingtOn was selected as the place for the
contest but an examination of the ice
in Shelburn Bay has shown that the
| first ice formed on the Lake is flooded to
the depth of some 20 inches by water,
and that the snow recently fallen has
formed surface co ting Of four or Ave
inches, leaving water to the depth of a
foot or more between the two freezings,
which would make a very insecure
track, hence the impossibility of hold
ing it here. The agent for the selection
of the locality for trotting, however, was
in town yesterday, and thinks that
though he is unable to locate the race
here, the ice on the Lake at Mallett's
Bay is Of sufficient thickness to allow the
tlotting at that point. Both animals
are well known in sporting circ.es as
among the "fast 'uns," and if they are
matched in this locality, will undoubt-
eddy draw Crowded house."
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TtUeuty-Tce Years I'1Ucticc
Errors Of Youth.

VOUNG MEN the experience of years has
Il demonstrated the fact that reliance can be
placed in the efficacy of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
For the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
Weakness, the result of Youthful Iudscreiion
which neglected, ruins the happines, and units
the sufferer for business, social society or mar
riage. They can be used without detection or
interference with business pursuits.
Price one Dollar per box, or four boxes for
three dollars. II You cannot procure these pills,
enclose the money to BRYAN x Co., GA Cedar
street, New York, and they will be sent by return
mail, WELL SEALED Private circulars to gentle
men sent free on application enclose stamp.
lS9eod-w246-ly
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REAL ESTATE CHANGES IN RICH
roRD.--C. S. Royce has sold his farm to
w. H. Hurlbut for $4,000. Mr.. Royce
taking in part payment, fifteen acres OF
land of Mr.. H., just east of the village,
at 81 800. This land was afterwards
sold to Mr.. Daniel Scott at the same
price, Mr.. Royce taking Of Mr.. Scott
five acres of land just North Of the vii
lage at $500.