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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

TIE result Of the town meeting at Highgate
on the article appertsining to the L. V.RR.,
was the adoption Of a resolution instructing tn I.
Selectmen to issue the bonds Of the town, in 60
cordance with the contract of the town. The 70
solution was almost unanimously adopted
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By Telegraph.
stock HarSet.

NEW YoRK, Oct S. ~.
STCCKS-Were quite active and excited today,
the chief feature OF the movement being maxim :
70 &c on Western Uli0c, K -cs Island Pse.1c Nal
aud other lately buoy ant clrities. Telegraph
stock was depressed hy ruIA1r- that the Com la1y
we're about purchasing the Actor House, paying f1r
itftulftuI IN stock, sud that 10 also preparing
t0 sci. out It's entire property 70 the Government
Transactions Ia all the leading stocks were very
large, one block q tl shares u Rock Island be-
irg sald az 800. seller o. months. The purchaser
offered T. take 7t0v shares more at the same terms
but the sci er failed % respond. other stocks
quite sctive. and the market closed druer With q
partial recovery from the lowest point of the day
GOLD-Nas stronger aud more active closing st
ll3saIlI.
GONERNAfENTS-Ne dull and steacy a. the
following c0siug quotations
L. 5 Is 81 coup...-.li Do. lSf- reg. July. ..ll0i
5.l coup Of 62..-....I3 Do 1865 re-. July...Il1i
{ 5. IS 5-su c0u tf-lllf 1910 cuup.-...--.- .lNft
5-u coup Us od-..-ll4s Pacific 1es Till
New lssue-.---.......lIut
Central Pacific bonds 41 .d4Ii Union Paciss
bonds hrst mortgage -a. 20 Land Grants = DO In
come h0nls "a L. P. stock 27t.
SOUTHERN sEcU RlrlES-Stagusct.
MONEl-Easy at sal per cent.
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Bankrupt autifes.

T,HIs Is To GIVE NOTICE That on the 18th
i day Of sept. 4. d. ls7H. Warrant N Bankruptey
was issued against the estate Of J. himbalI
Co. Of Derby in the County OF orleans anu
state Of Vermont who has been adIudged BANK
rupt on his own petition that the pay
inent Of any debts. and delivery Of any
property belonging % such BANKRUPT, 70 nm, oI
ior his use and the transfer Of any property
nv him. are forbidden by law that a meeting
Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt, 20 prove tnelr
debts and choose one or more Asslghees ~ ~" =, -
holden at the Office Of J. T. Allen, In Newport,
in The County OF Orleans, and state Of Vermont,
beh,re ]. p SSrtle. Esq. Register, on the Nth DAY
y. 1.,ch.- A d. $50 at 10 O'Clock A. ".
VI GEO. P. FOSTER,
United States Marshal, as Messenger
Oct lO-i6w2v
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aew Advertisements.


WINOOsKI FIGURING co.
Wlnooski, Vt, Oct T. dtwlm
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Sprtial QOtires.
Writing. Bookkeeping, Nnviga-
tion, sc.

Writing. Bookkeeping. Nnyiga-
tion, sc.
cO1KR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
G Conducted with signal success for hTty
year, past by GEORGE N. CONFER, A. NJ, Presi
dent. possesses the confidence of the community
and has thereby peculiar facilities for providin!
suitable EMPLOYMENT for its graduates, Cmsle and
female) Open DAY and EVENING.
Catalogues and Circulars, giving fall information
with styles Of HANDwRInSG taught, and list Of Mr.
Corners works on PESEASsHIP, BooK-KEErIsG
NAVIGATION &c, sent postpaid, or may be had FREE,
at the College, 323 Washington Street, corner o
West Street, Boston, where the public is invited t.
inspect the ARA gements.
Dat 1f--l-uii
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

PETITION TO The LEGIsLTURE.-A petition is
being circulated in this city, asking the LoSifla-
ture to make such cnac;neuts "a will require
each person and each dollar Of property to con-
trilnte Just and equal proportion to the puhAe
burdens
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden, Commissioners o. receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate Of Hannah Merrill, late
Of Colchester in said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and si1 months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that We
will attend 20 the business Of our appointment st
the Office % Z Hard in Burlington in said District
the second Thursdays Of October and April nsItst 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this lst day Of october, A ID. 1870.
s s + +, VETO as!TCy. Commissioner.
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THE ARGUMENT or FACIs.-With the c0nselt o.
the parties concerned, the foll0wn NJ facts made
public. On the 23d Of October last, Levi NJ. Phil
lips. civil engineer residing in Harlem, was sufie
ing from obstinate ami severe bilious affection,
accompanied by great bodily weakness and utter
loss or appetite in complain with the wish Of a
friend lMr. &. S. Latrobe of A. Amty Place, New
YORK; Mr.. Phillips commsuced taking Plantation
tiers He had no faith, he said, hut would " make
the experiment" We give the result, related
by Mr.. P. himself, at 60 Park Place the Both Of
November met Latr0te the other day la a
restaurant" said he aud told him tnat the prep
aration saved my life. / say 30 now. ! weigh four-
teen pounds more than did five weeks ago, am
quite well, and TO eatng-vell, ask NE to dinner
and you'll see.n Facts like these are worth thous
at all times ready to indorse them.
There is but one opinion in regard to SEA Moss
FABINE. All speak 10 its praise and all like IL.
Ii is found 70 be a great favoTte with all classes Of
our people. and will prove great blessing 10 the
poor. Il is very cheap, AID will 20 long way
Home Journal.
Oct 2l-deod&wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

Mr.. ". II. S. WhtcOmb, teller Of the late
First National Bank, goes into the Howard
National Bank snd Mr. VIM. E. HsEen, his
assistant, into the Merchants Bank
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

BITTER ~ ST. ALBANs.-The following. indi-
cate -ie ruling prices for choice bntter in St. Al
bsns during the season. In May, It opened at
81 cents and closed at % June, 2S to 80 4;
July, 30 TO 80; August, - to 40 September,
80 toll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

SHIPPING.-Since Monday, the l0ih inst,
a freight boats have arrived at this port. Thir-
ty Of these were loaded with lumber, 4 with cosl,
and with salt from Syracuse, Ny.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

An EXTRAORDINARY YIELD.-A Jonathan sp-
pie tree in the orchard of J. W. Hickok, Esq ,
of this city, bore Is barrels or SO ID bushels Of
apples this season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

THERE is seldom seen in this latitude more
wonderful display Of the Aurora Boreals thsn
occurred Friday evening. At about eight O'Clock
the whole heavens were filed with streamers and
coruscations Of light, converging from all points
to the zenith. Here and there were flashes Of
crimson, now in the east, now in the west, snd
now quite over spreading the sky. The illum-
nation extended almost to the southern horizon
We remember but one displsy oe equal beauty,
aud that occurred some thirty OF more years ago.
At that time the earth was covered with snow
and both the earth sad the heavens were Of the
hue Of blood. Very many thought that the end
Of the world had cnre
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srALDrSs's PaErAsro GLuE."

Look here reader, do not wish 20 tell lou 81 at
Consumption can be cured when the lungs are hall
consumed, nor that DR.. Wonderful, or any other ol
low has discovered o remedy thai will men live
forever, and leave death % play for want o. work
No, YOU have heard enough Of that. and We do not
wonder that you have by this time become dis7us-
ted with t. But vixen We tell you that pr. Sage''
Catarrh Remedy will positively cure the worst ca
ses Of Csta-rh only assert that which thousand,
can testify TO Try il and you will he convinced
Sent by mail for sixty cents. Address X. y. Pierce
VI. D, l3i Seneca street, Buffalo. n y. sold by
druggists. Oct 2l-d)t&Wlt
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MIssIsQUoI RMLRoAD.-At a meeting Of the
directors and stockholders Of the above corpora
tion, Wednesday the 18Th inst, it WAS voted to
mortgage the road TO trustees, for such amount
AI might be necessary The President reported
that iron sufficient to lay the whole distance is
purchased, and enough 90 the way and arriving
to complete the track 70 the river by the first Of
November
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xepal Hotites.


ryNHE following described property vas seirsd BY
Il Umcers OF the Customs for violation Of the Rev
enue Laws OF the United States to wit,
At burlington, 18th Sept. 1870, Is Sewing Ma
chinfs Six Sewing Machine Tables
Any person or persons claiming the property 50
seized are hereby notified to appear within twenty
days from the first publication hereof and hle with
the Collector OF Customs for the District Of Vermont
claim, stating his or her interest in the property
seized also. TO execute bond to the United States
In accordance with the provisions Of the 18th Sec
Act ls July, 1866.
GEORGE J. STANDARD,
Collector Of Customs.
Custom House, District OF Vermont,
Collectors Office, Burlington, Is Oct. 1870. (
l7W3U
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

FARMERS will find something to their interest
BY consulting the advertisement Of the WinOoski
FIGURING Company, in another column.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

Real EsTATE-The firm Of Peck s. Johonnot
Leather Merchants, doing business in this city and
II Montpelier, have just purchased the vacant lot
owned by Il. Rolfe, which fronts on College St,
ami is adjacent to the Eneleshy homestead on the
west The lot is b. feet front by l20 feet deep,
and WAS bought for S2375. We understand that
the new oE -ers viii commence the erection of two
stores upon the property, one of which they
will occupy with their own business
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

RicHwovD.-John Miller Of Milton. who works
in Richmond, had a suit Of clothes stolen on Fri
day. 6y one Andrew Coswell, laborer on the
railroad track, who boarded with Miller at
Raasom's Hotel. CssFeI was arrested satur-
day. and finally ownei be took the clothes Tie
vas accordingly bound up for trial for the theft,
at the next term of the County Court, by Jus
tice Burr, and for want cfb4u was committed TO
Burlington Jail
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

We were recently made asluaintei with a
case Of deafness which has been trested with al
most miraculous success by Dr.. S W. smyth,
who is now prsctioing HE profession in this city.
Il was that Of Mr.. Kavanaugh who has been
almost totally deaf for several years Mr..
Kayanaugb, acing upon the sdyice ofhis friends,
presented himself as an incredulous applicant
for treatment at Dr. Smyths efice two days
since He has submitted to three operations,
al is now able TO understand all that is said in
an ordinary tone of voice, and Is naturally quite
delighted al having regsined his hearing This
Is but another instance of DR.. Smyth's success IN
Burlington Other strong testimony, over res
ponsible names, is given in smother column. We
cheerfully commend Or. Smyth to the confidence
Of inyaliIs, feeling assured that he will give sn
intelligent opinion Of all cases brought to bis
attention.
Across Ta= L4ts-Kee,eyiue i. to have a
Natonsl Bank
Louis Dumer- Of Plattsbargh, had enc Of his
hands badly mauglei by circular saw On the
i'h
The census Of Plstts5urgh village according
to the S.4tnsl, shows A population Of 5000.
In 1865, the population was 4,3td.
Walkers dry house, PattsburgL, took FIRE
few days since. but the fire wss discovered in
season 70 save the building.
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MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS.

Separate pamphlets for each county, eontainins
an official hnancial statement and full information
sent on application. Information cheerfully and
prom pity furnished by letter or wire Bonds dellv
cred free on line Of any express route ANY bonas
sold by US with coupons payable at points Ou'sius
Of New York CITY, will be collected and RENTED
or free OF all charges. Address
SAMiL A. GAYLORD CO-
Stock and Bond Brokers, St. Louis, No.
Oct I-'d4wlm
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GATHERING or VERNoSTERs Iy THE VEST
The Aurora tIIl) Hrali gives an account of a
picnic gathering a; that place Of former resi-
dents Of Vermont, nov settled in that locality.
The weather was fine. AMI the party was very
large After the picnic, t5asts sni speeches be
came the order Of the day The first toast to
Vernon was happily responded to by Thomas
were responded to by H. s Wells, l. S Garfield,
Pref Hazeltine and others The toast to the
" Judiciary Of Vermont was responded to by
Eugene Can6eli, ESQ. The occasion was hap
py and entertaining one
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ISyuRrD-A boy nsmei Willie Crognn was
quite badly injured in the l1mf er yard Of Shep-
ard, Davis Co.,Friiay Hewas on top Of a losi
ofshingles, driving from their retail department
to the planning mill. when the shingles slid for
ward taking the boy under them, and between
the wagon ani horse. The horse ran, dragging
the boy for some distance. when he was thrown
under the wheels and run over. Tie will proba-
bly, recover. however.
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RADICAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
DEAFNESS.

RADICAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
DEAFNESS.
Eiii3~iGl extract from the BURLISGroS FRrx
Pass ,Np TINES, Oct Is, $50
We were yesterday male acquainted With = CSC
ofdesfness which has been treated with slmo4, nj
rscalou, success. by DR. S. v. smy,h. Who is row
practic.ns n this city. It was that OF Mr.. Kar-
AZ such who hsi been Almcs; totally dsAtfor several
year.. Nj EayAnaush. so,iag upon the ,iriee Of
his friends presented hmselfas An incredulou' sp-
p.Icsnt for treatment st Or. suyth's o'e two day.
,ince lie has submitted to three operations. and
Is NOW ABLE TO USDERsTAND ALL THAT
Is SAID N An ORDINARY TONE OF VOICE,
ans Is naturally quite lighted at having reEAinsd
hi. bearing This is but another instance Of IT.
SMITH, success. in Burlington.
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--.,IyyGToN AND VICINITY.

euoor1yd MATcH.-There is to be shooting
match in Hinesburgh, at the outlet Of Hines
t---b n5nd, November Sd and 4th.
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in accordance with provisions Of the Charter in
order 70 the Increasing business Of he Bank.
A Suhscri pti0u B0O1 IS ordered 20 DO opened on
the FiRsr DAY % OCTosER, l>-'. a. the Banking
House
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Losr rs THE W1oDs-FEoBAH-E DEATH.-Mr
Miles A. ESerts Of this city, has received pa
per published in Helena, Montana. containing
the intelligence OF the loss in the woods aud pro
bsbe death of brother, T. C. Eyerts, while
connected with an exploring party up the Yel-
lowstone river; Mr.. Eyerts in some manner be-
came separated from the party, AMI nc traces Of
him could afterwards be found, though several
days were spent in the search. 1t is suggested
as altogether probable that he was either cap
tured or killei by Indians NJ Ever;s wss
about "a years old, and was formerly resident
Of Burlington He had been a resident Of Mon
tana for some seven OF eight years.
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First National Bank
OF II u RE .vGTO ".

u r IL u * l. y " G. TO ".
Burlington, VT, Oct. 18th, 1870.
Correspondents and De-
pOSitOrs of This Bank are
hereby notified that this
Bank has been pM into III
quotation for the purpose
of consolidation srifh the
Merchants National Bank
of BURLINGTON, VT,
and at the close of business
on The 18TH day of October.
1870, The books, accounts
and balances of this Bank
iCiU De transferred 10 the
said .NerCh0s,fS National
Bank of burlington, VI,
and all orders, checks and
communications should be
addressed accordingly.
Outstanding checks mpOa
funds deposited in this
Bank sciU be paid by the
.NerChGHfs National Bank
and deHferS irjfh this
Bank cGn continue their
business ri3h the .Ner-
chants National BGHk APP
on the same terms that they
hare had tH ihjS Bank, and
tCifhOm interruption Of
their current accounts.
by order OF the Board Of
Directors.
L.. &. DODGE,
Cashier.
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DOUBLE THE CAPITAL STOCK

Having proved a decidei success. Il has been unsn
imously resolved by the Bo1rd Of DireCt tors TO
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY. Ocr.ls 1879.


AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
This week, 1873 i3C6J 9l4
Last week, Iij7 l3.I3S 1851
Vermont, GJG Iu. %
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra sI2.-5 a 300. first
quality, ST. n a Il 5l ID quality g. % a 81 10 ,
81 quality S. 100 a S. o..
$50, 500, SIS a 81
Mich Cows aud Calves from So, $50, s75, n -.
Yearlings, SO a s2l two-years old So n So +,
three years old s. a -.
Prices Of Sheep and Lamhs-In lots g. 81, s. 81
~ ! a 81 40 each extra 81 so, a $ 80 or from
Spring Lambs 81 90 a $40.
Veal Calves 8 a 81.
Prices Of Hides, TallOw and Skins-llldss- &c b n
Pelts 10 a sc each. Cslf skins 10 9I-cRb.
Prices Of Pou.try-E1tra II a l,c prime II a
l'ic good i6! l6tc, medium lac poor to med
um Toe 2 II.
REMARKS.
Cattle-yi cures from the North are again large.
There were landed at Cambridge and MedfOrd near
IL iiuI head. but Of this number there Is 4 large
proportion Of small two and three year olds Tie
tide has changed regards prices, and the &C gain
ed lat week Is lost and IL is thought that even
greater reduction will he noticed at Brighton beffs
the close. There is sprinklins OF good Gait from
choice Northern farms &. ". Beckuith sold DO
three year Steers and Cows at Jog Y y, average
dress 5lH rs. H0uzhtOl 4 Wilcox sold oxen a.
s. so p cRt dress Io0j - each Steers at 81 .
q cwt average dress 75l 'hs Steers and stag
2 cWt, average dress $50 rs I'D steers AZ SO 2
CIVIL. craze CTe-- N'N LHs. n r rfcucu & son sNll
- Oxen at 81 20 n cWt average dress 4uhhs OK
en- at 81 . cwt dress lI rs each. j g. iFrv sod
two year 0lds AZ 80 p head average dress 44i -
thee years olts AZ &C T. =. average dress $50 -
,kf sold Oxen ads 3d. cTt, average dress
j-I lbs
Sheep and Lambs cure nearly 900 more than last
week, which number were II not for the burning
Of a bridge above MONTPELIER, that stoppei
seven CT eight loads wou have made
grand sum tltal Of % HHl head. The arrival Of the
eight loads is not matter Of cortlintv this week
10 oh HN
creased demand there is shade advance on hest
lots. common lots ATE unchanged. Berry Bridges
sold q Sheep ~ Lsmi- at : 5U q head. F to.-
ter sold lu- choice Lambs, sverage -n rs, A. !, p
Il. NerricS sold l3i Sheep al 61 r head, aver
aye 6J Is
Poultry prices unchanged. II VI Mix from Cal-
ada sold part Of d d car load -lpi ~ Turkey, 81
l-ic 2 n lot Of 500 rs sold az lsc ? h-Chlckens
aat Turkeys. Poultry 10 good demand.
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The London Street Glove.
Made to our spe'iAl or Ter the hes: English Walk
Ing Glove.
We are also cons;a1flV ~ piled With Fisk, { ark
4 FlAgg's PATENT PANTALJuN DRAWERS. in
Jesl, Cotton Elan 1-l, and white and s,zrlet Elan
mel IN al si1es, e . IS inch waist and . to B.
inch IN seam
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ST. ALBANs ITEMS.

Batter -Hartct. Ti.etiay, oct. 1874 Prices
ranged from 80 to 40 cents, ruling st 80 :;
shipment, 1855 tubs $50 tubs vere imported
from Canada.
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To THE TRADE.

Mems Furnishing Goods.
I'VE keep in stock many articles rot L he 'ound
w in Wholesale H0u .es but WI ca ars often
raated by ce>ler' for particular Gust IN rs Many
or these GOcds are 4 ade 70 our spec al order and
arc imported nv u direct from manufacturers or
large dealers. Without 'ntendicg a regular Job
hiny bus ness ofsr the trade anythias from cur
stock. in larger or Smaller quantities. a: ar whole
sale pric :, s1ec fyiug tbs following
CStrnght warmers SHIRTS. DRAWERS
LONG HOSE and HALF HOSE, IN all the Il rent
grades.
Geo. Bre;,,e Co.'S heavy AMI medium SILK
SHIRTS End DRAWERS.
SCOTCH LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERN.
FRENCH FANCY sHIRTNGs -Psrca c. AM
Cretonnes
Paris stitched AMI Embroidered SHIFT
FRONTS.
Welsh. MArsstson 4 Co. Best Black EGLIN
Ton TIES.
Very Rich FANCY sCARFs sndTIES.
Lined Gloves and Mittens; many s;yl-s o. D-i-
wing Gloves English Cardigan JacEst-, scotch
shs lis, English Cola, suspenders SILK hancker-
chiefs BAlorigan Half Hose, Calf Giove,, &c. &C.
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Merchants National Bank
OF BURLEyG TON
L.. 4. DODGE,
Cashier.


OF Ring TON
Burlington, t., Oct. 18th, 1870.
The First National Bank
Of burlington hariRg been
pat into liquidation for the
purpose of consolidation
sCifh this Bank, are respect
nsIiy inrite the dealers and
customers Of that institution
10 continue their business
lCifh this Bank, assuring
them Of The best terms and
the most careful attention
10 theiI. interests.
The Capital Of his Bank
is mo,c sec, 900, 10 be in-
creased, as business reGNir-
eS ia, TO the limit OFSt ,OO0,-
900, iCifh "a circulation of
$40, 900. and q large SIfT'-
pIMs, and ifs arrangements
for the transaction Of erery
description of banking bHs-
mess are complete and APP
on 0M eTfeRsire scale.
By order Ofthe EOGrd Of
Directors.
&. ". WOODMOUsE,
Cashier.
Oct Is-dSHtf
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LONDON, Oct -
IIrLosI0z OF Az AMMUNITION WAGON At SEDAN
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Au ammunition wagon was blown up yester-
day near the castle st Selsn. The greatest con-
stcrnatiou was created The gates Of the town
were closed, draw bridges were drawn up, and
the guards recalled TO the castle, As it was
thought thst an attack hal been made Order
vas soon restored. however. Three Blvarians
were killed by the explosion, AMI a great number
were injured. The soclen; was caused by 4
spark from a smokers pipe
sHoor NO HArcH.-There will Dee a shooting
match az Jared Bankers To- Hine.hur-h oct. ~, Is
and 18th oct wit
Rheuualism Is cured hy using Renne's Pain kl-
ling Mag e oil thoroughly. We do not -ay II cure
Cd after the .uts are turned into a chalky sub.
stance " hut Is early ami faithful prevents this
change