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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03
THE BAkNES FARM FOR SALR

4 II h d 4 !tIN EEo 4 NM FUh CAJE.
The subs criber offers for sale his farm contain
ing ninety acres If land, in good state of cul-
tivatiun situated two miles north OF the village
of Rutland and is the same formerly owned and
occupied by the late VIM. Barnes. Said farm
has long been regarded as one of the most desira-
bic i'll the vicinity, and will be sold at bargain
to the purchaser if application be made soon. A
portion of the purchase money will be required
on giving possession, and q generous credit ex-
tended for the remainder
AIso-The stock, consisting of twenty-ene head
OF cows and young cattle belonging to said place,
together with several tons of hay and other farm
produce, farming utensils &C.
For further particulars inquire of the suhseri-
Der on the premises.
GEO. w. CHAPLIN,
Rutland, Feb. %, 1870. d&wtf
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PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
Il combining the maximum of efficiency. dur,
ABILITY and economy with the minimum of weight
and price. They are widely and favorably knoy.n.
more than $50 being in use. All warranted salts
factory, or no SALE Descriptive circulars sent on
application. Address III =
J. G. HOADLEY & CO.,
janldeod&w6m Lawrence. Mass
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03

~ We buy and sell Government Bonds and
receive the accounts Of Banks, Bankers, Corpora.
tions, and others, subject to check at sight, and
ALLOW interest on daily balances. feb22d&w3m
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ssgx AarerIsssmrufs.
T1OR DFAFNESS-THE

FOR DRAFNESS-THE PATENT
Il Organic Vibrator. It fits into the Ear, is
not perceptibe, removes Singing Noises in the
head, and enables deaf persons to hear distinctly
at Church or Public Assemblies. Treatise on
Deafness. with means of cure, sent free. Dr: l.
HUNT sT1LLWELL, 762 Broadway, Ne"
York. IeDld3Wi"
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P. S.-We have issued pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical details, maps, etc.
which will be furnished upon application.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03
.nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND
" BOTTLES PER ANNUM.
THE NEW ENGLAND FAMILY MEDICINE
DODD'S NERVINE,
AND INVIGORATOR.

A THOROUGH TONIC AND sroMACHIo.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connecting
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors OF
the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River at a
point of reliable navigation, and thus, with the
entire Railroad system and water trans 2ortation
of the great West and Southwest, FORMS THE
ADDITIONAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK
LINE, so imperatively demanded for the accom-
mediation of the immense and rapidly growing
transportation between the Atlantic seaboard
and Europe on the one hand, and the great pro-
ducing regions OF the Ohio and Mississippi VAL
Ieys on they other. - -.....s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03

The Importance of this Road as a new outlet
from the West 20 the sea magnifes it into one of
national consequence, and insures to it an extern
sive through traffic from the day of its compile
ton; while, in the development of the extensive
agricultural and mineral resources of Virginia
and West-Virginia, it Possesses, along its own
line, the elements of large and profitable local
business.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03

VELoURs, - -.'. ..e ..-.a
Spring Shades, just received at
- 81 GEO. Il. PALMER'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03

A Loan SO amply secured, SO carefully guarded
and go certain hereafter to command promi
nent place among the favsrite securities in thu
markets, both of this Country and Europe, vii
be at once appreciated and quickly absorbed
Very respectfully, 8 aa aa
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-01

which had seemed to him so terrible
2 sudden, swift whirl into eternity, with
no space for summing up bis own short.
=oomings and seeking. .mercy;1 10 time
70 90 better, or Try. to do better. And
10 that second which suffered for him
to throw Of his coat, a thousand
thoughts danced through his brain, oi
life and death, Of hope and despair; : o.
Amy: Would she know, il he died
how he died? Would she know how
suddenly the cid tenderness came rush.
Ing 10 upon him in great flood ; and
ne read in that moment that he had
not given her up-that she was biz
own love. still, now as ever, i and for
ever? ~ Fl. st''' q s'ois2s''E5 .
* confusion ;of interlaoing brann,o,hee, .n,,hhe
overhead, the light; motion of lie little
boat a;,,'1 on the the ripples, ana then Tie
waters Of the Dyke surgiiing. into hi.
own ears, Franks coat within Els Js,l, grasr i
and 2 brief hard battle for life
! = ..F-.
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| III i LII bte.dass nv IS s.;; N qa ssriAaaaa
3efftssensa thsgt @ 0aadtr on, aes,r -:
As though mine imas in. the glass :. es@''
/ Should tarry when myself am gone. $500
] IgSse until she Sssast t6 stir---.. re Eosrs,s
Until mine syssa ii aver 81 y5tasr qysgss !,
~, Ihat n6N, svsn NV, the sweet lips part S.
asfs Ashs The w,,ofds 81 the sweet heart--s,
Aud yet the earth ii over her.s2 5.8iassss,s,,
q 1slafssa Etas s,s.,. -.s.r
TIaat night at last Ioould have slept, -, ~.
sq7 And sst delayed ny sleep till dawn, = 81
hstin San1erinS Than twas I wept; :, e sst<..
. sa For nnGSanss Ecams upon, E,sn -, II, ~.
,,tThssaglades who're snce she ked, with me;
5aAadseI stood thsfs spddeniy,s 8, 7a'., IN,
s@'I Allsan with traysrsug The night. E,,gr,r~.
aoa U2oH tie dasotataserge ofglisht . 81, .s.<sr,
sffeAsnsdsloud the irun-bosomsd sa,: &, ISIS,
ss.p ZEE 70 ssIit kslti aae!a s:}aal ot3ttnt
vi Even So where AefYen NH hold breath and hears
sha The beating hssft qfloYe's own breast1r.SrT
70 Where round the sse:et Of ell spheres o4as =,
1cisAllsngels, ,lss their Kings to rest-- .s<z.,.
10 HeNtsAal my soul stand and awsd,, !. !, !
tea Essepghqnt tAen1sis at the spns., ~ -. .
ssaaI Itaaterl in he:f fsaRls pnes dnr Sd, e., ~ ..
hsAna Z, sneHssAs ,iseses ,th,ss sosl eaio,ss,ao
vlh AHs lis o nsussf2e slsEes1 IL sae!,is
cs s1SsseYhaals q aFy Y f;lisss;stts ~;
2dfsS evsaisf1a fom .sa:p
-en ylfees 2t the sRifiE ,Palestipe, a 90. II
ssf Efen than ths ed tandersS;. 90, -
WINS hqpeg andI9ips l9ng lost her
II 81 stand roppd her ipage e;side by.side.. L
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THURSDAY. EE!ll) Sc EPrEM Der !, 1870.

list pebble, and turned round. = Il 9siE3
- q wanted to see yout doctor: No
body will tell unless tits you, and ]
wanted to remind you that iyoumustn't.
i !? mean about my boat. You see they
are coming home, and they would be
y worse now than ever, because--'' ,asss=a
"a OF the whole sentence DR.. Secke,
seized only that one salient point, that
one brief phraselwhich sent the rest into
the background iof1ztotal obseurity
Mrs. oLescarhad told him nothing ol
that, andabe bad glaid his hand on 1.-THE
nboysshoulder, aud cut short his speech
With an abrupt sharpness forawhich
Frank was not prepared" cs,h ,z,g<q
/, 4.Gomingi. hama X !ss repeated :, Carl.
!; Never d mind your. playthings now,
Ew no are comingW go:
I sRspa and pamnao ,torbe sure, and
Amy and thep--1H24 sspd evs., ~ y.,s,
/ 20 tFrsnk| calculated the .doetor,
ia "a ,strangesh hoarse voice, o.'be a good
e,boy to her-to them. Be very gentle
'aaa good to them. , Remember they
? have had a terrible shock ',is s,.,e 49,,
And Carl walked away rapidly,
lea2lngithe boy to stand in the road
and: stare after him with an expression
Of helpless bewildermeut. - ,ess;sar .,
-"Who has had a*terrlble 1shock?v he
gruubled. @stsWhats shock? r.. Wha,
makes him, Of all people,, So cranky
With fellow ?Gg I wonder does he take
my boat for plaything, really T. Well
I don't think he'll blab; he's not the
sort" - iii. s,... -.>s.? l:;..z...,7.T
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A NEw YosK correspondent Of the
Chicago Republican writes eIt is a
common saying that the merit of any
thing is its best advertisement but,
like many other sayings, it rests on 4
very slender basis of truth. The ex.
cellence Of an article will no doubt be
discovered in the long run; but As
many people have a short run in life,
they can't afford to wait for the dis.
covery. Printers ink, literally used,
will sell tie veriest nostrum, or make
successful the greatest humbug ever
imposed uponthe public; while univ1er-
sal panacea or d genuine, amulet would,
if unadvertiised, be etnegleeted1on every
hand: The fortunes made bysapstent
medicine vendei;s in this city srss,she
best proofs Of this They compounded
.few simples and giving "a, the COM
pound some fantastic name With q de-
tailed account of its manifold yirtucs
(purely Imaginative, Of course, they
spent all thssmonsy they could raise
in advertising, aud in q few yearsz:be-
came wealthy, Not 4 single firm
here, whether @, its wares were good, bad
or Indifferent, has apreseveringiy pre-
sented them to the public in the news
repers without 1eaping . large reward.
Hsmbold, Bonner, Steiowsy, Herring,
Knox, and many others have paid out
tens md tens Of Thousands nof dollars
to the daily press aud have; found their
profit therein. I have been told that
Helmbold has spent for advertising
during the last ten Year, nearly $780,.
600 Bonner s5oo, 900 /; Dsn.i Barnes,
$400, 900 ;a2 stsin~sy and Herring
@250,000 apieoe, and others in proper.
ton" asz@n- 81 >z@ sd IN
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-01

About thirty ye.u aeo : beok ap-
psased before the American pvblia.
bIsaaing ths titls Il sAn Apology for
ths sBibls." L ~ answered By Dan
iel Hampbreys, Of Portsmouth, New
Htl.npshire, : learned Christian gentle.
man, who in 9 small volume entitled
Z The Bible needs no Apology" refuted
and brought to naught the aimsy azgu-
ments and pernicious doctrines Of the
former work. Nov, in the nineteenth
century, amidst all the boasted enlight-
eminent Of the Christian churebes, It
seems to be the bent Of many not only
to apologize for but to revise a.d cor
rect the Holy Sculptures -; to curtail and
abridge them to suit individual taste
and fancy; to benl and warp them to
serve peculiar cases and circumstances
Of life; and, worse than ~, 70 choose
which part they shall uttsrly reject.
This is oftensdone BY protesting Chris.
tians, but do they, can thsy, think
where they. are Standing ION moro,
than dangerous ground, on tho verge
Of sprecipice. They are giving to the
unbeisving the strongest arguments
against Gods holy word; tlsy ~
striking deadly blows atall the beauty
Of the Christian religion and moreover
terribly endangeriug their own we'll be,
ieag and safety. They are despising tho
words of the Saviour whom they profess
tosoship, and WHO especially says,
'tasareh the scripture" They set at
naaght tho words Of the apostle Who
aJs, aAA scripture is given by inspi-
ratoa"-aA, mark you; not .
part. They attempt to dim the
beacon fire Of tho world, the only true
hight amongst many false ones. They
mar nj the wonderful beauty Of that grand
structure which stands Tor our support
till time shall be no more, and insult the
mighty Architect by pulling out . stone
here and stone there because its use
is above their comprehension. Is It
we'll to make themselves wiser than
God, and ''set bounds to the Most
High I" to undermine their rock and
tower Of strength, and besiege their
own fortress and place Of refuge! # this
be wisdom, it surely is not that which
comes from above, and We had tar bet
ter exchange with that of the most
unlearned man OR woman who accepts
and teaches the, whole word OF God.
Let Us then take the Bible as it has
been transmitted to US from our fathers,
al or none, guard its sacred pages care
fully, never speak lightly Of !, it's
mysteries, and humbly use the prayer
Of one Who said, "'Lord open thou mine
eyes - y that + shall behold vondrous
things ont Of thy lav.". t
l. e .+.s.-... 2 = -. 49, SfFf.
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forgive; and then she tu1nsd and put
ker arms round his neck and har fes
sgainat Eis ahsl Hsvas eoms bask !;
ne had never meant il. The thing
had been Is hard for him as Il w,s fof
her; and nov It vas al over.
80 Car, are you sorry How could
you xrite it! How could Jon think it :
ASH anything in the big, noisy vorh
eue there could make you lss 70 me!
Never doubt Ne agsin, Carl:n
"hJ darling y ~
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- = %:$2 tas III IS
- 1un11s fn1E 1 - Son - ! i
,Are .,ill engaged s. manufactntfls the
,YOopRN PuMps whichl hSss sissln
spch universal satisisssion sthfoug ghout
North hssffan AinHssota 4
ia Thsysshave ;also pnrehased John R.
CLARK q linssrest il ths h. ]. s
8 A.s srssAT esa,, tI.aghsains Rcd
Ba.in.s.., - = q prenpt.,
: 3. Is s,s. s,Rss Is.a aissg1s;;;ss lSs.. ! 81
14h " gt6d 6vsaus, ,anext door
70 III ffs,ch5r H6df11s. IS
.Isgt. Usf1 11Gss4, ,iEs faass ii, v1s-ns
l4 a6iis 7ss IS F7s~ = ~ ;v,,I
|, E,Nl E VI ID ~ u q. sA4A 6A.1IOHk1nl
sss, ga. Z
2 "a. Is
fYUBacR llI1Bi mi fHR 3 Io, e So ..s,.1
n I'm Jout1At.
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Why Is ! large carpet Ike The late
rebellion I Because it took such . lot
Of, tax to put i down. Pknasixel.
10. .s..s,s..
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st CLOUD, MINNEsOM,
Grand Millinery Stock | |
<In 4 II 8. s. 9TH
Complete and Eleaant Az
- sortment Of Spring
S and Su1mmor.s r
-. = Goods. =

/ IADi1s Now u Youx CHa1cn..-Alrs.
Ottensmeyer desires to close out entirely
MT present took Sof mallines goods, in
order 70 make room for very large new
stock to be put in this fall, and for the next
-FOUR weeks will sell any and al articles at
e2n, These goods are ~ choice and. Do.
New spring and summer straw goods,
shk Grape and lace Bonnets, Nepolitan
braid and straw hats of The latest styles.
Mnes sFfench NoTsss. Rbbon, six, GRIPS,
Illusions, Spanish lace aud tissue for vsils;
shaesk ef sll kinds, Thread, Cluny Smyrna
Valenciennes edRinps. 5s!-;s' .z'2
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l. Lsa} seSsSns inssssiea. "a NJ esass pss
!pssi;s pssi TO. Isl .sch S, ssissalsat &c II .
= osasss 7 ls: se:s of tss .s
isIc th"rs n 8 spscisl tossashA1 TO e1exee ss
to another party y 9ss e. .t sse,s .,t' =
.,.., ro4,c., Is cents per line to tzansisat, and
N c.nts oer line to regular, sdvsrtissr''
1 notice ofds.sh aosiSs
obituary notices, D. cen" p'1 M -
80 cents. .x ..,t.
s. Alpoli.ic.,. religious or other n''ss's ':psa
o. 4 ;.ls. .sEgss e$sas sSss fffUT1
:. Yearly .svsFtissrsss pay QaaIteF1y: ,,x,,.,..-
torx references.
1a8HoI sdi - Il s5g. .77g ,a.atssd}
:roB PRINTING u
Of all tind' Ind s!a. ss,is snd + q fa P
az aons IN fsermsa and Norwegian a. well as Ans
iis6. sud WlxfanteA togise eashe h
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]. IN ,II'GE- J

Cloud, June Jun Oh, sls7o yla-n17
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ONLY F0Ri5TlllH8E SEASON, e!

q. 9G3 10 n;argt!s beH
,ss.CHAPTER vi.

" S'S%'"Ei- p ~si.Cst! VG5ir&Nf, g,
atts5slDlRowsnpo s..o n n THn BAY ON, NAPLES. q,
Pr. Seeker Was ,xalking down the
Dive from Dykeham, and the purple
shadows Of .n October sunset FILL
across q the road before him, but be
never n'!ee g !, noticed them. He, was thinking
about the sentence With which Mrs.
Iescars Leg had greeted 6im, herself unmov.
ed yet t. uttttenring the = words With ! Ger.
tain tain Srhythn Of the solemn dignity
which VI 1bll always y hangs .bout such tidiugs.
10 "a very shocking thing happened,
Pr: Seeker. Lord Frederic Page IS IS
sl;<sdd dead drowned y g in the BIZ Of Naples =
81 Whatever t err more aYs she a bad said, Or be
bad answered. tbbe deet9r scarcely knew,
eae Was only anxious ag .ieq4s,| te Get away fror
the presence qf the Repan ) d; who spoko
80 anstly f az event Khiash a; flled hin
Al pnas WITH Strange a!s tssrfor, :Hee e. could
.qRt Rtgstridd Ct The b Yqrda 9 d. they came back
! like an echo from 9..Shg ths. ahpgpR lgs #
pictures on. the tvaEs lIEst they: repeated
t! themselves to his footsteps when he
walked : away a d. If 4ffisqm a lho houye; they
seurdea In tbs, eauihg OF homeward-
a
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Pumps Light ning u, Rods.

S1ssa q iii 81; - -bsfssn
"a .--Ss s. = NO NO ei.s =
t c. h .ra,a Al. ats5
, 1870-02-17

t Sonth Cstk a. ura:s al FIie.sc. ch.ontc asa Ser
u4l LlseAet.- O. hItc zit luct nd
pxsnArent cure. in thr II >e1.in1 aak-
rtss. Helt-u. b<tul. as 81 pl1a: Aztec M,as y Aoy
kts j. All ttDAe H4stAAs Ds.tt4tties fftaecd
with tAttty md rustrss. lis -Faul;t!.. y. Atvsca"
, 1870-02-17

IN i, tbe WIZ {. ses ID the,fey!aercA aua sHne 9.
.neu,mpers - = Of 'ae Gun tl:..e snoaxnsn do -
trem ia. tas, .nooid o. D.. .,oreo s mn
sepa'a se1n a.,u ~ : out. taeu. Ar cx a. a..
Offered Z ie1 Aur1on ftrpccttn y feqnesuog "1 ."S
Ps~tl1+n ut IL appear o.iuse Ire CO LIE ~
give nr,y ex p1ansthon he sA1- TaS VIZ
on'y sso Rtpuotlca:s so:srR w1t7 ina sas Usn Ao
Gratis on ht COT U1'ttee u Avos o. u 1 N.ssn
va = Dc snss sbosf p&5f&Df the est'tuoay
IN hr1 Grants nan q as uaptAoned % kesu ~ SSs
81 d tnst her o-poa aoo nth 1eteIancs 70 taen %
takcr, pot btfoto the COMMITTEE hnt &ssoa Nv -
HoEse. Tnu was afro dtiestd A0toas ~
sumuQn Mrs CorttR Ard GtIefA ntaS nscs
vita , snt ar f..e Gtper.i aefaee .,r IT.
ter, ,he Pres 6~ne'A Prgsta Secze'aTF. H0 LII
mol,ed At h.g OWL request, It u s4fd. 70 give ai0
au oppot{uliry 70 aetJ tue 1le3s6oSa m1oe ~
ScNe ot u >itE esses about afa hedhR lakalest1
10 gold sp+ cu1kropa BE tes "a d softnee, taAs
the c. a-r,ted letter ssnt ps Cofnu 70 tne Pfeel-
DIRT whlIe pr l1ttes va sojoa1btn9 At " ANNA
ton, PA, had bern actsruJed, Aod MS
no cop1 of u sa1 On Die. Ae dla nos
App.2r to keo4 ANYTHING about - coz
tests II cane cut to6s the ousfespondADce
which IA asid 10 have psssed bes *een Mt 9eans
RId Mn Cofbtn curing t1n rod panl1 1Ase slto
beep Destroyed On Tue s1p1-c: Of these !essefs
tho con m1t1ee 8te eo1pAsAG*tt3 R9otAas
Among tho feconu cruAttons which 1t aap-
px std she countttse Rili Dake ~ul b some
chAuRe 10 the ode ot IsEutnR aud us1b6 CT lau
saecle atd ID TIE mAnt ar of eottR baa1oe.a :; ne
ao'd clrstttR bouse. Tneaa tolt - c7ou1hate4 70
great degtee 10 fnrsae1 The ptAol OF toe fo!d
sptcufAtose.
, 1870-02-17
THE FAST tftER.
Meeting Of ,he Hutidtu0 Committee of The
Hoard Of Supervisors to
Audit t3tifa-

TIC nu1ldlrg Committee Of the Board OF super
s,soIs met 5cste1tay morning., pnrsuant to ID.
}ourEmeut. The Plans and specifications iof tne
construction OF the county wing were reao. Aad
TIE commit: :ee resumed the consideration OF tno
ILL for extra work submitted by NJ h1e. Inc
the Old AZ per building, rendered necessary ~
tue fact that the block Ma not square, ana II.
he sappo.t.oa 1nas .ns ne new 6onx Mooa Ths M
iten, amounting to g., 20. W1s aloReo. ..,
ine irat l,era vas sl5s.so. ior altering nnes l
IN ID %aIt daes
The Cbalrmsp expressed the opinion tnAt %.
.oic eoinv 1luttez they ahoold ha7ea ceI.i6c.te
wo.t, snd that tneJ sarc worth 30 much.
Mr Hone agreed 10 Etge the necessary cesdd.
Tne rex, item WAS for alterations IN sub base
nelt and andeIpinLing Of nags, amounting 10
s3ys 80, ard vas temporarily passed oser; 49,.
TIE ITEM 'or essl'ns q np as1s as s!:df put
The ne1t lien. for door beaus, EeaAoG aoos
openings. &c 5xA+o. Was alloEed.
TIT next ,!en, iur e r. e1cafaHon ana aa.
SO, II, In csyrg foundation 1wo feet three lncnes
lon ef than trst designed. 81, 80 -, WRa allowed
The next item, for curb wall S'o,eo, Was A.
lowed.
S Tne ne1s i.en. tor n1!og Inverted slca In front
| tas-tnert. 526 ~, WAL alloWft1- ..cs
/, The neIt item, for extra hont on top oi ouno-
The prxa ,,er. Tor cutting door opening IN satsd
TSe M psxt len for ca,t.ox window, 5000. WA
% Tie next item. for nulus around wtndowA
The ptxt hen, for bricktnR mp openings IN the
| tub-bAatueDt, Eio.12, VAS allowed.
The rext Item for hauling AWAY ddt from C!alk
street, S31 u, y as not allowed
The tcat 1iem, for dling nfourd one window.
sl2, waa lot allowed.
Tne nt1t ltcw, tor relss!ug coping. $50. was
, 1870-02-17

NA!yTtS y IT. ..--.-Lso Allo
A'n..t r"Miral " auo'c; H s.to:d en,n. NJ al:c:
fn:s rrss s,ts rc s,3'' s.,e ;.s
~ =: Ws.n' 70, n,AnAe: pH. {. '.aaasy..s@,:.
:tHe. *.a dASrt. laS5c rIsn es, No. l. Il "a
l;s; ~ q =; :, .si1 &c: ret. - aisr-
Erht. Ard tntet et:- 6es,ei,Iy :hatcs - cath
ttnrf<; tshr. s.sshe: paeerlch. skss4-: Bah
SIR 'e.:. t'taler. d. oea th.. .ht1s~t: ID p41e.
,sse S'-.thts's kit ridge. seSa:+e ktd medA- "a
, 1870-02-17

The following grain has been received s.nce the
sboFe rattle ~aa Dade up: ca GAIA Eteat, !. cass
cGzD, 10 cars cats; cars re, car barley. To.M,
III carr. or 4A0iA bo.
Tntre vas 3 fall attendance on Change dsy,
SID f6:ter NeaE tet Of ma1tess, prices easing
Ct On nost Ct the leading sitclsa 0: preface.
Hgbw1nea were dull Ct 93c TOR wood bo7-d
rsclbRet, the oulJ sac reported oetug Ct - ora at
t.at ngure. Hou.hounu lots were norloAl II
e21c
DresAd hogs were IN rather active demand.
The z arkes opered tull. with no buyers At osef
!cs ld4c: eut under light sapplr, the coupe@-
':oo Of boJers G1ex uo1e ttrone, acd the naske:
con nsu u. los for sood frczen lots, tae
advance being fully ishc oa yesterday = prices
Tros.atous were less active with title change
& rr:ees. Mess pork rag q7tst, o7ento4 VIII
bu.tys At sec - cash, asd exstug doTa so*afos
the clcse. There was = taiz inquiry iof susefs
rptisEs, but the oreurgs weie pElnc1pAHs
"Ec:ltE," and he.ce sAes were few LARD was
Gull. tut rather Erm At tie close. sailed aeAss
were nodexaiely acu7e. The La1ke: c:oEed a.
the 1910 sing sange Of prizes: Mess poss. s!''so;
10 ee1ler March, fah3;X- Lssu lie: 10 se'les
March, Ar.al&hc. Greer hsEr, aafaac; ds5
ta;ted shoulders, 9a3lcc; do 1ou2h R:aes, Hte;
do short ribs, l2:%c tp1.me3; sweet p!eHeo
hams, 14lela; greases, sa's !sS' e'5 "a
Tow. 9t@9Ec. TIE following SAFES "ese AH'oe.
3c0 Ira ness It tad:a: l5a ors pf1ne me.s =.
III w. 4tu GEA WSs&s QA4 g &SetA+~+! . - -.
80 est, seller Marcs, II saSssH l.o9 o11s' ou'e.
March, II ts..1qH: = tcs lara It 4sc: ~ Ns ~
tsAc: NJ ,cs at 14ac; - tics DO teecoEd o1aIo]
ak l4ac. $50 tce seller Mach. A. NC; sn &c. 20
4. 14a,c; 9oo tcs sweet ptekl:d hst7sa. 14se: -
,cs 40 n lsc: ITO ,cs do, iron dressed aesA a.
14..c; ecwe .a:isns r,akh e:des q: lsse; s"le1
! Is Orr talted shoulders, buJer March. a lote;
lto,Ho - do, seller last fal March ~ ns'
te,ooo ~ do in Mrvaukee> A: sac casa: ,as nnas
crJ E1,:et at 1c..c; s'."ao ns .soit rloa seaea
March. 1t 1aae; % tes - DO 5: 1s1hc casn @,eo
IS do, bu,cf 70 Msrcn ), II l5t.c; ~ CTS eaaN
me,q ot tef a, s1sco; . ers prime cooat'S tano
Hskc; 10 pigs yellow grease af SC; ~ pAS7 Nv
Asac: Is pkSs white d. at Ike.
F,eur Nes Ia tai1 d.rard On Caaaee too.5
ana a. ,ne aggrrgs1e ,rquHy rss fos low es.ae, =
! OF trrtrr extras And surertaes-tne ''es., ~
when are ba,ly broken UPS 1lsnes -
pe1vsced the market, AID pI'ees teousa ~
higher ,arKe. 4 small 'ot Of While "soses - ="
charged nand. At $50: red grades a. s.o
ipr.1r ex,1n4 a. sares OF saso:@s@; uusoa.'
sks1tg t4.1as q. g eah, ard spE.'g so7etanes
ts.tci.asa. saes 11clu,e the feEo*'n9: -. ~
wnrr E1us,-5o br3 " P A.: =: s'a'. heo =
TIT E5uas--so brls Iot Famed as - o.. Spa r.
! us,-1fa u,l, .n,l:oa At 500: s'o o.ls IS
Rces -, taso; 80 bzls brands given on y >.
t,ls OF 1smed At q Is; ~ orls DO .: - ~: No
e.,a do 4, 500; 1te btl1 do At sAss sS' e4~