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The Recent Tnnncl Accident.

The Recent Tnnncl Accident.
Frederick Neszel, the lAbprcr whu had his sN1u
fr3etured by descending dtr tub, In the LaSa1e
Stree. Tunnel excavation, Oh frdaJ e. enin9: d,ea
fron the effects Of bis Injuries u Aexlan btptn-
c.s' Hospital, on North FfKnknn street on Sunaay;
Drceas<n resided At No. 8sS Orchnrh Btreet, Aha
leaves wife aud two children in destitute c!tah1.
Btancrs. Deputy Coroner Spears held N tnqness
oyer the remains yesterday, and the Jury 1e1u5nea
~ kG%rc tAI Hcaf
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p!es1J catten the head OF Mr. Kemp, which Of
cosEss produced lnxsant hessa. Nh Eemu Ieayes
a wife and several children to noun bis id and
untttue1y death
, 1870-04-19

rnpcr IInnginEw md Window
shalcs latest stylcs- Paints, oils, Eluas and
brushes, ut +. E Risby'a. 50 kandolph-st
Nnlt khruna cured by using Juniper
Tar Soap, made By Casweu, Hazatt Co., New
, 1870-04-19
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

Tor sALE-FnurT FARM. AT A, SACRIFICE:
rt.t bc se.d. Of cror. will ray fer IT, No. sol
chtirrhe. climate mid healthy, delightful. ". S,
MURPHY, Cazbond1le. Jacksun Co, Ill.
1f0H sALE-AT WlSETKA-A HOUSE AND
llock Of land, containing four ac1I< titnste,l
iatr riorr. with ependid Like rlrw from bank ty t.
hsh hse S.Sys g t.sss snssssns hisks.y hi:.x1,ut
and ;nsll fruit IiSn,c cf eeven 1oom. brlae, ',';
c1ftrru. ris rrrx desirable r!acr nna win h. .old
eheap Apply. or A1drcss, j. :. HARVEY, No. FA1-
dtr's bns!dsoE, sla Seuts} WAtxr4t.
THOR SALEM EVANSTON: THE REST BAR
Eany yct cff+frd acrr% Of land at 565D pc1 aetc,
aEttalie for sul,tiEitien. JAMES EI1REEYs Eran.
ston. InQ3irr Of CHARLES E. BROWNE. IGs Wash,
irEonst, Room II
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r OST-oS SATURDAY. BETEEES FOCn-
IL tce1sL md T~rn.. foazthsts. on aha.a or Miehi.
kauAv. FloTfnttne mosaic ra1rins Fla tr viii ht
taitabt! rewarded be leaTtn& sane II la Naoash-sr
T oST-tIo REwARD-.FROM No. u MICHIGAN,
- Ar, bl1ck ard tau dog ar.vers - the Dame ~
lin: sio inward will r. paid 70 any one rcus1ins him
to tho xbose Addrtrs. No question. Aaked.
r OsT-OS FRIDAY AFTERNOON, EITHER ON
rrtErnng she to No. y Thfoopst, or ta the
ws.hiaEtan School. will be suitably rewarded
I osT7FEsrERDAY MoRS1SG. THE 18TH. 4
crrte-eagnlnsl of woman With tstre ehildicn. The
fnasE viii t< rewarded hE srsEEans 1t to MRS BUR
| T OsT-alo REWARD-OS SUNDAY, rIiE ETH
~ in,t tan te11rs. Auswers to the name Q! Tops5.
| e. S. REBASkS. 81 Dcartprn+t-
T osr-AoxpAY MORNING. a GoLb LoCKEr.
L. iuedall{on fsec eet With rrhra 10 Cnt.aRt GrTr-
fetsFceo Statr-t and Dr.. BeAldnlana ntce,
No. . WaahiuEton4t- The tnLcr will ~. EGrrA1K r.
wHsned asn& 1t Il the Cnited StAes E1pErss Otace
| MISS COlyly-
FouSDzoS TIE CoRNR OF TwESrFTHRD
St apd WAhash-Ar- Gnld eAf-tinx which the owner
eAu hzvc hr calling It Asndcrsts Bakery enA Cont.e
tlopfrJ Il Twenty -4tcpbd-et. and Mch!san1T
and 4s!nk for The above advcr.isrnrnt j. T. MASpE
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

A meeting Of the Amateur Dhsc DR1{ C1nh WIS
held at No. 1es Dearborn Street, last evening,
Pscs!lcnt Treadway In the chair.
On motion, It was resolved to secure Ogden Park
tor playing ground, II favorable terms could be
agreed NTOn. ..-
The President was added to tho Committee on
GTol1nds
A1. I1ckcr.ng suggested that the Uniform for the
ensuing year be t!rab PANTS md shirt, and cap
3r. Goodrich suggested white Trimmed with blue,
with hlue stockings.
4 vote was taken, anti I've being IN satnr Q,
each The President sa!h he would decide the Iuca
tion when he haA 1nnAe ah examination Of ths
two uniforms ~.
a. II. Evans. OF the Eons OF Portland, Me- Az
r. ". Stevens were elected members OF the cl1l,
After appointing a committee to sclect alnc fol
the coming season, the meeting adjourned
On "wednesday ncxt the Amateurs VIII present
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MISSOURI

HApnIr, April 1s.-The in.freltns estFeen .ae
regular soldiers End the Solua1cefs aas III stess
measure subsded.
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God Liver Oil.

"Father Win Settle the Bill~ Lockwoods new |
song, at Root cadya, Is passing iat9 = by-word.
, 1870-04-19

The New Cancer CuFr.-Why Will
persons having tumors IN any pan Of thet s1sscal
allow them TO develop into open cancers, when BY
thrsc mrhns they can preSent II: Pamphlet sent
fire. Dr. W. x. Eyerson, Surgeon, Chicago Can-
Ger Inatitute, 21s West Madison 8trtet
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-r-----<~t-~~~--- -------.
rro LEAsE-poCK PRoPEFIf, g., tuAhEE BEE
ir.E.se rssssssion d~en. For rsrtseulst! eppty 70
HESRT G. YOUNG. No :, AtEopohtAo 6loeE
TOIrAsE-FpR A TERN OF TEARs-M +
4 UuL.c W,k Ind Txtfor-stA. HItp frSt. " II.
RoUSus, Ems Insurance Company. ES EaSAlle:s1
, 1870-04-19

rItbplcA on tllc EtlCc.-E0r Como.
.lonea, GlasE-wur1us at gt,llls, pmply eruptous.
ail blotchc.l LlsdEur1tions the lace, 1ervJa
C,1nedune and Pmp,e Kennedy. Sold by I'll
druggists
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TO Remoye Moth Patches, Frcrklcs
arti tan from the face, use Pcn!s Moth and
F1ctlle Lotion. The only reliable and nay1nl, -
rr.ueity Prepared by III. IL c. FeHy, 10 Bond
street. New York Sold by ali druggists
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SON ErAncisco MARKET,
StS FnASclEco, April 1s.-Flour duN At $L5sa
a5t Wheat quiet al l.3ne 1.60--c1tynles.
Legal tenders, t9:.
, 1870-04-19

rhr1nn,s Latest Improved Conabt-
nation cushions arr applied to The billiard tables n
the American House, Boston. The Messts- Rice
have one Of the largest and best houses IN the
country.
, 1870-04-19
City Election nj bloomington.

Special petrstch to The ChicaEo TrIbnac.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. April 1s.-At tho city elec-
tion, held here to-day, 7. ], Bum, Democrat, was
elected Mayor, over A. J, Me1inau, Republican,,
and u. Pike, Prohibition, by 800 minority. Alder
1ucD the salne Is Last fC0E.
, 1870-04-19

OF all the torturcs 10 which huna nlty Is snhject
there Ia none 10 exceed that crOsa-exaMiration
which people living adjoining to vacant housc for
Tent Ate obliged 10 20 through every heur 81 the
day by eager ami thoughtIess hoasc-huntcrA. At
this scason Of the year this eFl s uncomfortable 70
neat and Industrious housckcepers. To obrlate all
the difficulties flowing from this source, family
on West Lake street ave caused to be Ilastcd on
en- udtenng vacant house the following plthy pla-
carl: =" tsetioe.-Tne people next door don't know
anything about this house. ThfT don't know the
rent; they don't know who the agent Is; and they
donT know whether the chimney s,noIcs-" That
is certainly luminous. Don't H.! Well, you bet.
, 1870-04-19

nIlsecilaneonA.
The inland route to Lake Superior, via the CHI
earo L Northwestern Railway, ta now open.
Prom yesterday. trains commenced 70 leayc TIC
xn11hxrxtc1n bepQt 1t p. n, And connect with
sfc.mrrn for Dosute along the lake. The rsscA for
hoth freight and passengers are unusually LOW nc
prcsept eeason b ahtB route
p@Tnc folloTipR gentlemen were elected waS-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

49, ''-.-- = -
1HASTtD-T0 LEAsE-AiY ONE HAy1SG a
W lrt. ct who world A<.' - fi-t oa FINN the
rrar, At 80 YEARLY a4tdees4 MORRIS, Tribune ofiec
WASTED-TO RuY-A SMALL FARM wTT11tN
" 4 Inlrs of Chtaer "a Rrrr-. mnrc or ir-s. ron-
Portable. au1all lltte. more thAu fnur rt p1s
frnt1 Eflnlah nrret At2ftns q s. 3 fAkrA+t
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SITUATIONS wkNTED-MAIrs

~s1sal[,-'. sA1oaa1oHs WAs .1ALks
SI5,uaT!2ss wAtS1ED11Rr l1 NARN1En coz.
*. Chiesso: '"
SiTTAs5i5Iio,;Ss wASTEnITo fs1;f:r TAKE Gn.Rrk"s
ssss: !: ss<s s'Vsa 1p'5 st os's 1s'asl'r -':
r.7,5s Sestts1Rf,.; %as1eS-nT T'stt, ssoxss;r s;
s.tptoe arps e,s1x n IL - ssas,i7, f.. r.;
=. -; =: .-"sM
donnountry cafhesIe1. Who !, ts,r4.lrESr tgMrfrESr
,xt,,ns .:A Il. sGa@!s:isa Ssas'.
LEDGER. Tribune e!llet.
rrnae.. E--
= frsrn Food tFadt. Call AZ - fctfz'tsr-
C1TuATrON WANTED BY An EXpEE'sN, IN
XS s. !. z* T5:sss. .!!;e: 1@ NsS'''
bnEc ot'ire. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
xbo h.s hs,s rapersac,; fs erctss md .nn IT, ~
~ 1o~soas n 70 50 % she e"'ntfst airss.A
: =. --e-se e-:-.; s;----,----- -----
cuuAT1oS wASTEDBY 4 r1Rsr.1,ss
slsara sstr,a ~: rast God sisy nis:tzs,s @ IL II
CrTnAr1oy err y. ~ wASrEn-By w yo,.sc NV,
. take tof hoEsr ia = rs7rate family.
earpu SITUATION ~ wAsrEp-A r rots,, MAN or
1s 4ss Fe s ~ saf h7. j. w As T. l @
tT WIFI *, sishns soaa T r. 9 + Hr,;t,, ;iAu
= ,1197 Tia ,TH,S .fE WV. .yTESSRy % yn1s,:
ss. f.enc en' 'faa aIe. snd ST. rr;a s & s
.'.~ -. - ;:se..,; ;s,; =; :
sa ssr s.fr an u nS.s. To WrIl ss,na n{ hn n
49,. s.-.o,-,rn
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AHtAIEHE ALMANAC
FSrtr. ,11 xx.f1 "a
miscellaneous,

rtsss -S:is T. ln Neon .4scsll b. - ID. ., n
sets ~ ,. m Moon aets.. Ah- Pm ! 10
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RIRTHS,
MARRIED.

= =
AEDEREOS-Ou Saturday April t6 Minnie F.. VII
Of Charles T. Anderson. OF kon-
, 1870-04-19

Meteorological record for April IS, 1870, as re-
ported ty j. q. LanR8nth, JE., opreisu, IL RAn-
lolph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute The kmau letter. arc the lnsislR ior tha
/. molss atmosphere" q rsin, and " no1;7
z;z; ;:;;.a:s - .::- r. -: 4::sa a.:
p m EH In, A7
l &$ N.N.Ee q | inch. =
, 1870-04-19

Bookkerpers. ClerkA. DC.
CNuATlOE WANTED-BF AGOMPETEyr r1p
. eErption drug etc1k, In city country f,s II -
crrnrr1. AdhrrsA PHARMACIST. TriiI,nr utt-e '''
CTTuATION WANTED BY CuMrrrEyr
= hnHhEc+ntry hAk kkeertr. who ID tl44r,7;sFv ~.
vrrsant With Tie eon,mizsiau tac.nets R"tf Il -.
rrfrsune+a 6Eru By pr.eent cmrloy~ra- r. s!ie.
LEDGER, Trlunt Uttlcr.
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Miscellaneous Items.

California has million acres in wheat.
They are still boring for oil in Pennsyl-
vania.
Secretary Seward has slight attack
Of paralysis.
Chicago had fires in SO hours quite re-
Gently.
Virginia has twenty five millions of acres
in wood.
Between 1000 and 5000 dwellings are
said to be vacant in Montreal
Two ex-confederate officers are teaching
colored schools in Texas.
A man aged 81, at Akron, Ohio, has been
divorced II times.
The land sales of the Union Pacific rail-
road average $40, 900 a month.
Seven thousand bushels of grain daily
are used by the Chicago distilleries.
The latest New York extravagance is to
have diamonds set into ones teeth.
The crops in almost every direction look
fine, and are fully two weeks ahead.
Guerrilla Mosby does not like it that his
name has been mixed up with anything
so disreputable as the Fenian folly.
One of the editors of the Detroit Free
Press, the leading democratic journal Q
Michigan, is colored man.
Two children of Mrs. Smith, in Van Blu
rem street, New York, died recently from
wounds by rats.
Maine is Dragging of mtron in he
seventeenth year, the mother Of four chill
dren.
A Iowa farmer has plowed Up an antedi
luvian forest. The logs are huge, hard
black as ebony and capable ola fine polish
President Grant has bougk for SO, 00
the mansion house and part oithe ground
of Mr.. J. NJ. Barthalow, notwithstanding
| Nd.
1t cost Brigham Young seventy dol
lars for family tickets to a recent Salt LAX
theatre, and then he was obliged to leav
some of his children at home.
The Chicago Post says if O'Neil ha,
been smart, he'd have been out of Burling
ton Jail before now on plea of temporar
insanity.
A widow in Nebraska is under ares
charged with killing her four children il
order that she might be free rom imped
ments to a second marriage.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
CLIPPER MOWERS AND REAPERS

CLIPPER MOWERS AND REAPERS
to all those IN want of first class Machine They
are warranted to give
Perfect Satisfaction.
Pieces for Reapers constantly on hand.
The great field trials at Sedalia, Mo-, and at
Xenia, Ohio, in the summer of lS69-where "The
Clipper" met some 40 competitors, including all
the leading machines built, and was awarded the
first premiums and Gold Medal-proves that the
proprietors have been able to sustain in the field
their claims of superiority for the Clipper Ma
chine over all others. Its extraordinary light
ness of draft takes onethird of the labor off the
team. The adJustabilty of the finger bar. to cut
high or low without stopping the team. is worth
S25 on any machine. 1t is the only Mower that
has the true centre draft in accordance with cor.
rect mechanical principles. In short, it is the
highest, the most durable, the least complicated,
the most perfectly constructed, the most SYM
metrical in design of any implement of its class.
Farmers, the CLIPPER is the horses friend,
and you cannot afford to ignore their welfare
Send for pamphlet-investigate. See or write to
some one who has used the Clipper. See the
Machine yourself before you buy any other.
B. i NJ. NUTTER.
Barton, May, 81. 1870. 22w6
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WM. A. CHRISTES ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
L by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Orleans, Commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of WIN. A. CHRISTIE,
late of Barton, in said District, deceased, re-
presented insolvent, and the term of six months
from the first day Of June, 1870, being allowed
by said Court to the creditors of said deceased,
to exhibit and prove their respective claims be.
fore US.
Give notice that we will attend to the duties OF
our appointment at the dwelling house of Widow
J. F. Christie in Barton, IN said district, on the
LIST days of September and December next, al
one o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said
days.
DAVID GILLIS. )co,,m,s
FRANK FARLEY, comm s.
Barton, June /, A. D., 1870. 23w3
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(NOTE,-The grades and full blooded cattle do
not compete with each other, but are inspected by
the same committee who award equal prizes to each
kind
Committee-Amory Dawson, Craftsbury; Alonzo
Ware Irasburg; Calvin Sawyer, Charleston.
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AUCTION SALE.
Saturday June 18th, 1870,

At o'clock, P. NJ, at the residence OF the SUBJ
scriber, in Irasburgh. the following property:
good cows, two years old heifer, one.half
blood Dutch. l, good mixer, yearling better,
These four one-half blood Dutch cattle are be-
lieyed to be the best lot ever offered in the c0un
ty. Also one nice 4years old heifer, one-fourth
blood Jersey. hog, 3 fine pigs. one horse hay
wagon, buggy wagon, sleigh. horse sled, traverse
over $40, six months credit with good security.
z. e. JAMESON.
VIM. C. BARRows, Auctioneer. Awl
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In its progress Westward, it penetrates and
opens up to the market the Wonderful Coal
Deposits Ofthe Kanawha Region in West
Virginia. And thus brings the superior and
abundant Goals of that section into cOmmunica-
ton with the iron ores of Virginia and Ohio
and the Western, Southwestern and East
ern market.
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NUMBER "a.
COOLEY & DAUCHEY.
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For twenty-five cents you can buy of
your Druggist or Grocer package OF Sea
Moss Farine, manufactured from pure IT.
ish Moss or Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, and like
quantity of buildings, Custards, Creams,
Charlotte Russo, &C., &c. 1t is by far the
cheapest, healthiest and most delicious
food in the world.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
SO Park Place, N. Y.
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
g n 1870 X

3. TT SbU.-A.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is
the sheet-anchor of the feeble and debili-
tated. As tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no equal among stom-
achics. As remedy for the nervous weak
ness towhich women are especially subject,
it is superseding every other stimulant.-
In all climates, tropical, temperate or frig-
id, it acts as specific in every species of
disorder which undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down the animal spir-
its. For sale by all druggists. 1Om6
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DIED..

In Glover, May s, Gertie A. Cool, aged year
2 months and days.
In Lowell, June 6, widow Mercy Sinclear.
aged 81 years.
In La Crosse, Wis, June 4, Nellie A. daughter
of n E and Emily NarneY, aged u years.
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A statement of the kind of seed soil, manure,
and general management will be desired by the
Secretary.
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MARRIED.

In Glover, June IL. by Rev. S. I. B. Perkins,
at the residence of the brides father, Mr.. John
H. Hoyt of Newport, and Miss Flra E. Phillips
of Glover.
In Walden, May %, by Rev. z. ). Dutton, Mr..
Mervtll Utley and Miss Ella Hall. both of W.
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Tobacco of all Kinds.

Tobacco of all Kinds.
enough to smoke out all SmokedOm. A good
assortment of everything that is usually ioan
at a country store, is kept constantly ON nanu'
and Is now selling
FAST AND FURIOUS!
Rise ye generous freemen, -
And secure your share Of the spoiis.
rRemember the placeH
SKINNER & DREW'S.
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WAGONS FOR SALE.
WILLIAM HLBBARDS ESTATE.
uTATE OF VERM I /.


tn pro,,ate Court, held at Irasburgh, In said
n;strict. on the 18th day of May, A. d. loIo:
TemueI H. Nye, administrator of the estate Oh
WILLIAM HIBBARD, late of Glover in said dis.
trct deceased presents his administration accoun.
for examination an d allowance, and MAKES
application for decree Of distributor anu par
tition of the estate of said deceased. A..
Whereupon, it is ordered by said court, d dna ~
said account and said application be IeieiTe% cs 70
q session thereof, to be held at the rY In" n
in said Irasburgh, on the 22d day Of june A. d.
1870, for hearing and decision thereon;
i sa. gIfs SsasS1
~. ~ a. ,wasks ccessvely in the Orleans
Independent Standard newspaper published q.
said district b gss,SS sy +; @s ssa appesr
res;d t,na ard Mace. and show cause, If any tney
nav NAV have have a why said account should not be al
lowed. and such decree made.
Dated at said Irasburgh, this LIST day VI 'une'
A. D., 1870. 49,.
oava ps ING e, A. STEWART, Judge.
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Thousands of promising youths, of
both sexes, 60 down to untimely
graves, from general debility and
weakness, who might be saved by for
tifying their systems with iron. The
Peruvian Syrup is an Iron Tonic pre-
pared expressly to supply this vital
izing element, and is the only prepa-
ration of Iron that will assimilate at
once with the blood.
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment may
be used to advantage where any Pain
Killer is desirable. In cases of Sc
we're cramps and pains in the stomach,
it is undoubtedly the best article that
can be used.
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We will take all kinds of Barter in exchange
for Goods.
Highest prices paid for Dairy Skins and Sleeps
Pelts.
Merchants and Peddlers furnished Nth
Tinware, &c., at lou rates.
Barton, May I'd, 1870. lStf
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TANNERY EOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell his tannery In Crafts
IN hand. He will also sell his house and land
the premises are very desirable location for
any one desiring to carry on the tanning bus.
mess. The above property will be disposed of
at bargain as the subscribers health will not
admi. of his carrying on the business. will
also sell nv farm in North Greensboro, consist
ing of 245 acres of land, with good house, barns,
and sheds, together with the stock and farming
tools. A. w. WILLiASc.c
Craftsbury March "a, 1870. I5tf
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SAXON WINDOW SHADES.

Shades that are Shades
An agent of the manufacturers of these shades
will visit this vicinity in few days and give par
ties an opportunity of purchasing. They take
the place of both blinds and curtains; are easily
cleaned; are suitable for dwellings; just the
thing for offices; can't be beaten for public
buildings, and are praised by all who have used
them. J. w. Hall & Co., Barton and J. E.
Dwinell of Glover have these Shades on hand
for sale at manufacturer prices.
BOOTH & HYATT,
Manufacturers,
% Derby Line, Vt.
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About 800 cattle have been landed from the
Northern roads since our last report, about 400
more than last week. A large number is also
said to be on the way from Albany. The wealth
err during the past week has been quite warm,
and the sale of stock bought at last weeks pri-
ces has been unfavorable to the butchers. Under
these circumstances buyers demand concessions,
which, though reluctantly, have been granted
by the sellers, and prices are generally consid-
hardly as low.
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Grains, Field Crops.

The premiums on Grains shall be awarded by the
Executive Committee at the annual meeting, the
first Tuesday in January, in the forenoon, on the
tatement of the exhibitor, as to quantity and sam
sp!e Of the quality. The exhibitor shall enter the
crop, and show a sample at the annual Fair.
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YEARS PRACTICE

In the treatment OF Diseases incident to Females
has placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all physi
clans making such practice specially, and en-
ables him to guarantee speedy and permanent
cure in the worst cases Of Suppression and all
other Menstrual arrangements from whatever
causes. All letters for advice must contain vi.
Office, No. o ENDIcorT STREET, Boston.
N,B-Board furnished to those desiring to
remain under treatment. %,
Boston, July, 1868. Z9yl
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WARNER BROTHERS,

Successors to H. Chamberlain
Would respectfully call the attention of the pub
lie to their stock of
STOVES,
GLASS,
TN,
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STITZEL & UPTON,

REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
Corner Front and Washington Streets,
PORTLAND OREGON
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VOLUME IS.
THE STANDARD.
Local News.
ALBANY.

Lewis Hovey of Independence, Iowa,
who went from Albany sixteen years ago,
i, now home on visit to his friends, and
reports general season of prosperity at
the West. He has planted this season W
acres of corn and sowed 90 acres OF wheat
and 80 acres of oats. He owns 300 acres
of land in one field. He went there poor.
Glad to hear of his prosperity. His uncle,
John b. Cutler, who went from Glover
about thirty-fve years ago, returns with
him. He now lives in Lynn Co., Iowa,
and is well of-went away very poor-had
not money enough to pay for forty acres of
land at government price. He now owns
800 acres worth from $40 to $50 an acre
has 60 head of horned cattle; has sold
$1,000 worth of hogs this year and has III
left Jesse Bedee who went from Albany
about year ago, is now located in Yer
million, Dacotah Territory, and has bot
800 acres of land.
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WALDEN.

aL|renzo Whitcher lost . mood oo,, . Eau,
x Il" the pasture. We "hiie run
ing ,iE c' collins has sold his farm. incl,d.
". ,"' " Mr.. Humphrey, for SSSoo
ha, I'D b @:! harrington of South Walden
half acre ' Of homestead buildings and d oua
Cao,., Who ro '.'ia TO L. NJ. Durham of
ines for $50. "'' Ae boot and sh oe bus
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Next Door to the Drug Store,
VERMONT

have just returned from market with new
and complete assortment of
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Receipts fol to Standard
Boston Wholesale Produce Market.
Corrected for the STANDARD every Fri
day, by
BALLOU, HIBBARD & FRYE,

Jobbing and Commission Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD,
EGGS, BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c,
81 Faneuil Hall Square, Boston.