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RN1TURE AND MATTRESS
Il WAREROoMS.-Up stairs, opposite the
those lron-Iront buildings the largest and most
varied assortment of PARLOR, CHAMBER, and
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE In the State, OF
every variety OF style aud finish. Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made TO order In any style de
sired. Our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
ycrylarge, complete suits can be purchased ut our
est Enlistment from $35 TO $500. We have reduced
the prices of oil our goods, and we are now selling
about as low rs we did fifteen years ago.
We invite ali In want or good, substantial Fur
nitHre to examine our assortment before buying.
We have goods to suit all parlies-the rich or the
moor. HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-offlce. Main street,
de Ia Richmond, Va.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
II ANDS IN LARGE ~.
IL AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
have In my hands for sale LANDS IN almost
every section Of the State. 4 number OF them are
large, nrst-class estates, with splendid improve
''''i'''' AAN N0'' GEORGE M. DREWkY.
NIB o, I'm lOl4 Main street
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND .Is1i-,
LONDONDERRY. SMleh.
BOARDING AND HSnGgNa.

WAsH1INGToN, D. c.
THE NEW HOTEL.
1.-THE ARLINGT0H,"
built by ". W. COcoran, Esq.
I. RUESsLE Z son,
NH 2l-em ProprGtor7 I.
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ByJ. D. whitehead & Co.
Nos. 3 and 6 Fifteenth streel, /,
hntween Main and cary.

OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE VILE
take place on MONDAY. esth instant, at our
s,ora EIfftcnnth street between Main and Cary.
at 1oa O'Clock A; NJ, when we VIII
nfrer at auction well-assortHd stock OF
N~' - GROCERIES,,
LIQUORS, &C.;
"a which wc invite tire attention Or the trade. =
y" nh "a j. ID. WHITEHEAD h co.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
RN RDAD.-CfIANGELl OF SCHEDULE.-On
Pa ssSS TkHia On ss 9os @ be rs s
Come sotTH.-Lynchburg and Danville pas
Bmree Sfy
days. at 12:45 ?. NJ. arrive at Danvle daily lex
eet s4naays sss p II ImE9T si1I M n
e ere soGe daily at @ IT. 10 ILL., af'''s
Going No.TH-I,,Iynehhurz 2ad D s pas $,
7i@ NJ e' leave Bnrkeslle daily except Sun
days. q saS NJ arrive q 4r R,shmGad dsy
END EXPEEss leaves greensboro daily at 0:2s
r n. leaves Danville daily at 1851 z. NJ. ar.
rtves at Richmond daily ut 7 20 A: NJ. :,
connects at Burkeville with the trains on the
Soutliside road for Petersburg. Norfolk, Lynch
b and al on tine rsta an Rpox
and ali important points South and Southwest.
at TIE mF%oEh with trains on hs Sof Gro
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
vsnnah, Macon, Mobile, montgomery, &C, &C.;
burg and Potomac, chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. 49,, !,
REcLINISG CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
de % 81. ~ '..'' '.'-" Superintendent.
TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
4 P. NJ. EXCEPTED) TO THE NORTH. EAST,
Up WEf 9XEH TIE EAX2HaTE Fo XIP
QUICKEST ROUTE.-Tbe THROUGH TRAINS
over this route are now run from the depot corner
f ri at Nth E fRiS
APP NY ER f0Ek FAsT tTkS and with trains
Z Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS. for which no charge is made.
The elegant and c0mmodlous steamers on the
Potomac river stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between
and Gst the o.
a. a. Il. '''' - ''D' arrives ''''i'''''
through tickets to all principal points North and
For further information and for through tickets
North apply at the Office corner Broad AND Eighth
streets, and for through tickets to all points North
and West. apply, at the ticket office corner Byrd
"I no 5 j. =. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILROAD L1SEITQR "a tn 1
FSCHEDULE--pAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
on and after TUESDAY, 9Th OF June passengers
for Baltimore and all points North and North :
Il the Klchmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond Tor West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain l.. :. FREEMAN,
or kENNEBEC, Captain j. Il. FREkMAN,-both
boats having been pnt In frst-rate order-reachtug
W osF Yo
andtheWest. Returning, the boats leave pier \ %.
s. Lght-Street wharycs, foot Of Barry street daily
except Sundays Mt O'Clock Z. NJ, passengers
arriving liz Richmond Ut l2:l5 L. III. the following
day in time to connect with the express train
on tho Richmond ana Danyllle railroad for Dan.
Vile and all points on that road; Greensboro,
salisbury Chartotte, &C., N. c.; Columbia, 8. c.,
and all points South.
: 0..- PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except Sundays at
9,cloekP. NJ; leaves West Point daily Except
Aondays) ut 1910 A. M. ..
les Superintendent
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By Grubbs & Williams, 49,.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
1,,ou.,tb street between Main ana BANK.

.,ot,oneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between, Main and Bank
pY VIRTUE OF DEED DE- D OF ,h TR Rsgsr,
- uo ~. shaII IN TUESDAY, March 18th, ut IL
oeIock n the ONCE Of ruhhs WiiiIamis In
i LAND g5pate II 19f f9TSnty sf Rsy
f.ore or Iessl bounded on the west by the Ghicka
hominy, on the south by another tract 81 land Of
and the church lot and on the south by the land of
lanes Turner. 1t Ia represented TO us that fifty
ycres are clearcd that the residue Is heavily tim
iered and that about hair the lang Is low grounds
and vnry fnp @E j. ~vGFiCs. gaHH
The tract is twelve miles from Richmond, and
only quarter Of mile from Dispatch station,
ON the Richmondan York River RI iroad.
The terms of sale will be oue-thlrd cash, and the
residue OF four and eight months, with interest,
the purchaser to give his NOTES and secure them
by Il deed OF trust on the land. 80. .-
IF the terms of sale be not compiled with within
one week from the day OF sale, the undersigned
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
or the purchaser In default-stamps and convey
.'' IVA, -, LEIGH r. PAGE,
: - - ". - W. A. MAURY,
L.. frt,,- tana
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets

! corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
uANDsOME ROSEWOOD IANO,
Ill HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNl-
TURE. BAR FIXTURES, &C., AT AUCLiOS-
I'm WEDNESDAY, 30th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
We will sell At No. ll35 Franklin street
ONE EXCELLENT SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO.
in rosewood case-an Instrument Oh Sweet
All Of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consist
s .'1.-BEDSTEADS,- -:.-.- .r-Te.s
! .u.. BUREAUS, - 81 .r.- ..
CHAIRS, = ~ ..r.
] -..''. WASHS1ANDS, ..'..
LOOKING-GLASSES,
! -CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, .r.
BAR FIXTURES, ...a
ENGRAyINGS; etc; ,,ro1,,roN
o, Auctioneers.
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FURNITURE. DC.

GPRINGsr STOCK OF FURNITURE.
= %. .,n.:-f,... .-..
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DHILADELPHIA,R 1CH-< eFs,
L M0ND AND NORFOLK STEAM $500
W k Steamers EORFC j. ".
EVERMAN> and J. S. GREEN, composing Ills
line, VIII leave Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, and Philadelphia every WEDNFS-
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, at IL O. cIoc&
III; :. F!eight received every day lsundays except
cd at the c2mpany,s freight-house ON the Dock.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
stater0om, s.. w. T.. PORTER,
-s,.... Agent at Richmond
sf.f Office No. 2423 Dock street
.--.s .s WM. L. CLYDE e CO..
I'll az. ....r . Agents at Philadelphia,
SO Offices No. /? South whar,cs,
Re Is and No. Ii North wharyes
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i RTEABERA.

sEOR NORFOLK, ports, . NV
4 MOUTH, AND ALI gGaULA Il asnsys
LANDINGS ON TIE JhdES nIyEB.-1-TTTssss sss,
JOHN SYLVE STEE
/ Captain q. g. GrFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for ths ahaye-oa,oaa
DAYS, at Six O'CL0CK~A. d., and returna q,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS ="
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time e. con
North. ''''''
Trains leave City Point ;or Petersburg or srri.
Fare to Norfolk, g2.se
H.. f -ss .f-. FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ssturdays,
from II M. TO 81 p. H., for Norfolk, P0rtsmo nth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings On
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freigh.s Tor way-landings must I've prepaid
Apply to I. i. TATUM, Agent,
seM f..G Ii3 Office. steamers wharf,
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SKIPPING.

NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-sse1nrrn
~ The boats OF the JAMES RICE EsS:s5ss
fEk AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
Nh leave The dock as usual promptly at I2 NJ ON
Freight and tolls on goods for Lyuchburg and
beyond collected ON delivery, or prepaid, at the
be afforded eonsignees, but no obi}paSfon 10 ns.
saped to deliver down freight elsewhere than st
my office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight VIII not be delivered till charges are
Boats locked and insured. ~
deu LI, EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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AufTIOE SALES.--FUTURE Days.
SSScSN~~~~~~~---
BY Cook & Laughton, Anctioneers
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
CATALOGUE SALE SALE OF
DWARF AND STANDARD PEAR TREES,
ROSES,
=: ,MAGNoLIAs,
..r- FANCY sHRUBBERT, &C..
go AT AUCTION. go
SALE OF

On WEDNESDAY,, s0th instant, at 10 o'clock,
we viii sell at our auction-room, BY catalogue,
large collection of
DWARF md STANDARD PEAR TREES OF
MAGNOLIAS GRAND DE FLoRhs;
A valuable assortment of HARDY ROSES OF
every VARIETY, both American ana Foreign,
JAPUNICAS, WISTER1OS, GERANlUblS; T.
EvERGREENS Of different Varieties.
The above collection is from ,ths SeaboaFa
Nursery of Mr.. j. M. Bonnet, Norfolk, va, ana
are warranted rs represented.
.st,s'. U3. COOK & 1AUGHTOS,
NH a. g i4g -cf-T-1a ~ Auctionesrs.
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DOR RENT, a most desirable sUB.,6

nor RENT, a most desirable SUB Ms
n Urban RESIDENCE on the southeast kd:l
corner OF Grove and Harvie streets in the Town OF
Sidney near the residence Of Charles M3r nis
Esq. The improvements are q TWO;SIQRf
BRICK DWELLING Of seven rooms, klt C
carriage-house. stable, &C., aud large LOI an
high state OF improvement, Win VARIETY OF
choice fruit trees, grapes, very fine asparagus
he'd and a well OF excellent water In the Tard. In
this place Is combined the advantages Oh the Guy
with the quiet OF a country residence. A.
Also, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE: on the
northeast corner Of eigh and Second streets
now occupied by e. j. Crump, ESQ. with eight
rooms besides, closets, store-rooms ana kitchen
carriage house, &c. The dwelling is supplied
with gas and fixtures In every room BATHROOM,
with cold and hot water. water-cl9sets, nc. Ihls
Is a convenient and well-arrange residence.
. Also, Il NEAT TWO-STORY COTTAGE, con.
tsining four rooms, with kitchen ana large lot
attached on the northeast corner OF Canal anu
First streets. Dn,,r,r1>f,
with seven rooms, kitchen, water, and gas. on inc
north side Of Leigh street between Second III"
Third. r,,or ,>,vDrrINc
on the south side OF Marshall street between Henry
and Smith streets containing seven rooms prrE
DWELLING with granite front, on the s3uIh sue
n Rrosd street Between Monroe and Henry
streets having seven rooms hltcie'i' III" WIZ
% gov" ""''' 49, FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
Auctoneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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LQIINDRIES- ------..--.. -,--
bSaj,f 500 barrels GROEND PI.ASTEA,n!
! ~ 1900 barrels CALGINED. PLANTER,
900 boxes HERBIsGs, ii! -aHTTr5sf |
NH 10 A. 8, LEE,
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ssPER DAY. S. PEE DAY.
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
y af... RICHm0SJ. W.
The undersigned, having leased this theoniy Est
class hotel located on Main street and within one
square OF the capitol, post-Otlice,. custom-honsti
theatre, and the great northern and southern RAJ,
road depots respectfully inform the public thai IT
Is NOW OPEN. 1t will be thoroughly senova-
ted, and refurnished to some extent.
This hotel is world-ren0wued as the hendquar-
ters of the President and Cabinet officers % tie
lste Confederacy. II also contains the historic
rooms OF Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and CHER Justice Chase.
The travelling public cordially in-ited 10
make their home It the Spotswood, where they
will find every comfort and deiicacy that ibis and
other markets can supply.
Express and Telegraph Office IN the building,
j. III. SUBI.ETT,
-...~.. &. Is. LUCK,
w. Il. BISHOP,
mvs -.sE prOpretors
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LUMBER LATHaS. &c.

T UMBER. SHINGLES, &c.-WOOD-
~ WARD q SON, LUMBER 4 COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, adjoining Richmond and Peters
burg railroad depot, keep constantly for sale ut
the lowest marked price, large stoek of Virginia
and North Carolina II EART and MERCHAETA-
BILE LUMBER, FRAMING TIMBER, DRESS
ED FLOORING, POSTS &c. Special attention
paid 10 cutting bills TO orccr They request call
nom all In want Of anything In their line.
/; fs 7-M&Peut ..,.,,t.,
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T A KE GEO re f

AXE EORGE f.
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
will be opened for summer visitors June -.
Rooms can be engaged ard plans OF hotel seen
at '.Thc Arllngt on,'' Washington, d. c.
.... r. RoESSLE & SON,
NH 2l-9m Projectors.
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, GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. -. s..
POSTPONEMENT.
This sale is postponed until THURSDAY the
3lst day Of March Instant at IL NJ, by consent of
parties LEIGH r PAGE, Trusteas
-07''I,+ EGHI.1 W. A. MAURY, st
NH Is Es... IL. K. DUFAL. ,...t ..
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an IN - ID 800
RToKuoND AND PETERsBURG X. 3. Colt

r-r,yrulRI,o (7ITGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
| Richmon a. s.4s 4. y. DAILY, except sun.
-, "a Si,etersbnrg at 10 A. N. DAILY, and ex.
cent cent SUNDAYS ut 7:osP N. DAILY.
Local trains leave Richmo1d a. 8 a: and
nXyS THOMAS II. WYNNE. ~
~ * -----~--- --ssa---- Superintendent.
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FOE RENT

NOR RENT, WHEELWR1GHT Mss
ard BLACKSMITH SHOPS ut Ayletts El
King WI lliam county, Va. The shops nave Deeh
nell. now deceased Apply on the premises, or to
f !. T. NEALE, Eighteenth street
NH ssow between FRANKLIN and Grace.
YIOR RENT, a COTTAGE on the sa
n Grove road about half q mile west or the 81
city limits VIII accommodate n large family II
needed. Stable ow-house &C., and one acre OF
ground. Rent low to good tenant, Apply 10
w. b. ROBl Ms,
Real Etate Agent,
NH es-2t 1902 Main street, corner OF Ienth.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers.

ionaar 49, : ) i 49, j. ."-He NH
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BY Lee g. Goddin. Auctioneers.
.....r No. tlil3 Main street.

NH 23-td
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VISITING CARDS PRlN tnD ATTHB
= DISPATCH PRINTING-I:H"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15

sacc. S. L think may safely assure ven
that lar. Slade is the same In his attach.
ment to Republican principles he ever has
been, believing the party TO be the one in
which is embodied the true PRINCIPLES Of
liberty and equality, fraternity and bu-
manity, and whose mission viii not have
been fully accomplished until these great
cardinal principles, lying.t the founda-
tion of individual happiness and national
greatness, triumph and prevail through
out the world
We trust Mr.. Slade in his new capacity
will make a useful Representative. At
any rate he should do SO, TO justify the
confidence reposed in him by his fellow
citizens in his recent election. He has
had some experience in his connection
heretofore with the Legislature as clerk
Of the House, and presiding officer in the
Senate, which will materially aid him IN
his efforts to expedite the business usually
coming before the body Of which he Is 10
become a member.
am glad that Rutland has done itself
the honor to elect my friend Col. C. II.
Joyce as Representative to the Legisla-
ture. Few men in our State understand
the forms of legislation better than Col.
Joyce. should be glad TO see him elected
Speaker this fall, knowing full well he
would make a good one. 1 hope be may
be honored with the position, believing it
will be for the best interests Of the S5ate
that he should be.
The Republican county ticket for
Addison County is elected by about 5000
majority, with the exception Of State At
'orney. This Office Ira W. Clark has, as
am informed, on only about 500 major
ity, owing to a split ticket which was cir
sulated with Gen. Grandy'a name insert
I'd in his place.
The following persons were elected
Justices of the peace for Hiddl=bury At
-be recent election H Z /. aret-, Jas.
NJ Slade, John II. Simmons, II. T Nc
Leod, Justin Cobb. Ira w. Clark, Norman
upper, r. A. Damon, S. i. Knapp, Wa.
W. Remelee. CANDoR-
Sept. u, 1870.
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From Bridgeport Daily Standard
bridgeport Ahead of the World,

Our Bridgeport readers cannot fail to
have noticed with some pride the items
we have offered from time to time show
ing the progress of our city in building
and general prosperity. We think that
we can safely say that we are not, in this
respect, behind any town in or out OF
New England. There are many points.
however, in the internal working of our
manufacturing interests that do not come
to public knowledge, but which, il known,
would be an occasion for pride to all who
take pleasure in the very rapid advance
ment that Bridgeport is making in wealth,
size, and activity of all sorts One such
point of interest we have just learned
in connection with the business of The
Howe Machine Company, and we make
haste to lay it before our readers. The
fine building of four hundred feet in
length and three stories in height, now
rising to completion in connection
with their factory, well symbolizes, as
our readers will now learn, the won
derful progress in the internal working of
that establishment. A result has been
reached there during the last two or three
weeks, which, however small it may ap-
pear at some future epoch in the history
OF sewing machines, outstrips anything
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
middlebuTy.

The barns and numerous sheep shed,
owned by Merrill Brigham. Esq, of Corn.
wall, were destroyed by fire last Saturday
evening, about o'clock. The barns wer,
full of hay and grain. Loss over $sOOO
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary.
Tho new stores of G. D. Lane in
our village are going up rapidly. The
new paper i'll is under good Roadway,
and ere long will be filed with machin.
cry.
Rev. Father Cunningham, who has
been seriously i'll with typhoid fever, has
50 far recovered as to be able to ride out,
and will soon be able to resume his labors
as pastor among his flock, who have been
very anxious respecting his recovery.
Our Freemen's Meeting was unusual
ly interesting and exciting. Col. L. Z.
Knapp was nominated at the Republican
caucus on the evening of the 9Th
instant, by about twenty majority, for
Town Representative. The opposing can
didate was James III. Slade, Ed, and who
for certain reasons was supported by his
friends with exceeding pertinaeity. The
day of the election disclosed the fact that
there was to be a struggle, perhaps pro-
trscted and severe. The box was turned
at p. M, with the following announce
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15
New Invention.

| Among the new inventions lately pa
tented, mentioned by the last number Of
the Scientific Amertca7l of SEPT. 10, we
notice the following:
MACHINE FOR BENDING AND SHAPING
Forks i G. B4tcheller, Walliugford
| Vt-This invention relates to improve
ments in machinery for bending and
/ shaping the tines of hay, manure, spad
ing, and other forks after they have been
rolled, hammered, or otherwise reduced to
the proper sizes and lengths and it CON
sists in a very ingeniously contrived pair
of bending and shaping locks, in one OF
which the blank is placed aud held while
the outside tines are bent around the
block for making them parallel with the
intermediate ones, by bending slides NOV
ing along the sides of the block.
The other block, which is the counter
part of the first, moves over the latter
after the above bending of the side tines
has been effected, and then the first men
toned block upwards against the other,
by which the blank il champed between
them for impartinp the requisite curve
from heel to point TO give the proper set
to the tines. This machine Is very simple
III construction, and has but few move
ments, which may be quickly performed.
1t therefore seems calculated to prove
very important advance in the class of
machinery to which it belongs. Several
Of these machines are to be employed by
the B4tcheller Manufacturing Company,
Wallingford, Vt, of which the inventor
is prominent officer.
We have seen this machine, and OBJ
served how nicely it performs its work.
1t seems perfectly adapted to the business
for which it was gotten up, performing
its work with ease, without any jarring or
interruption. The machine reflects great
honor upon its inventor, Mr. Isaac G.
Batcheller, who has spent his life in the
of forks, and who has origi-
mated this machine from an experimental
knowledge of the wants of the business,
and not for the purposes of profit from it
as patent" as we learn it is designed
solely with reference to its use in the fac
tory of the Batoheller Manufacturing
Company.
Mr.. Batcheller, as the vice president and
of the works, will have am
pie opportunity to observe its workings,
and make any improvement that should
be necessary, though we opine its work
ings will be fully up to his anticipations.
It il calculated to do the work of four
men and save time, and what is of still
more Importance, save several heats of the
steel, thereby improving the temper of the
fork
All success to the machine, it's inventor
and the corporation.
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DEATH OF CAssIUs 2. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
We regret to learn of the death of Cas-
sius P Williams, Esq, of Shelburn, which
occurred at the residence Of Walter A.
Wood, Esq, on Monday, at al 9. m. On
Sunday, Sept 4th, he was stricken with
paralysis, and fingered until Monday
morning last, when another attack caused
sudden death.
Mr.. Williams was a well-known and
prominent citizen of Shelburn, who was
held in high esteem by all who knew him.
He had been honored by his fellow citi-
zens with various offices of public trust
and responsibility. He represented Shell
burn in the Legislature in 1859, 1860, and
1864. He was one of the Board of Select
men at the time of his death. His last
public service was as a delegate to the
Congressional Convention held at Stowe.
He on all occasions served his fellow
citizens with good judgment and fidelity,
and possessed their entire confidence,
At the age of II he became an inmate
of the family of William Collamer, Esq,
of Shelburne, IA brother of the late Senator
Collamer) under whose guidance and in
struction he became a prudent, careful,
and good business man, and had accumu-
lated a handsome competence, which he
dispensed with liberal hand to one who
had been left an orphan at an early age,
and whom he esteemed as the child of an
early frieRd. His business qualities
gained for him the position of Station
Agent of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad at Shelburn 10 years since, which
position he held at the time of his decease
He was faithful servant and intelligent
in the discharge of his duties. He never
married, but leaves several brothers and
sisters.
Universally esteemed as a neighbor
friend and counsellor, his loss will be
severity felt by the people of the town Of
his residence.
His funeral will be attended from the
residence of Walter A. Weed, Esq, this
tuesday afternoon at Al o'clock.