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said he els a hanging crime for me-" He also
told Mrs. Campbell that he would kill that baby,
the id thing but being deaf. Mrs. Camp
hell did not hear him. Mrs. Patterson told him
he was cruel-hesr,ed, but he said he had got the
id thing out Of the way. when he could
sleep. Mrs. Rollins was asleep at the time this
deed was done. When she swOke, she missed
the child and wanted to know where it was. He
said it was where it was warm. He said it was
dead He afterwards dug it up, and put it in
box and buried it again, at the request of his
wife.
Rollins left home the fore part Of November
under fear Of exposure and arrest Mrs. Pat
terson informed Justice Bell and others of the
occurrence. The town authorities exhumed the
child and buried it about the first OF december.
From that time the matter has been kept quiet
for the purpose of getting hold of the criminal.
He was finally found in Stove, and brought to
trial.
His own statement differs materially from
that of the witnesses against him. He states
that he was not gone with Mrs. Campbell over
half an hour, and on his return he found his
wife asleep, and the child dead and cold, lying
under stand The first be knew of having
killed the child was when he was arrested
Rollins was committed to jail for trial at the
County Court, and placed in charge Of Sheriff
Place Thursday night
These facts were taken from the minutes Of
the testimony, ard were brought out at the ex-
animation Rollins at the time was in the EN-
poy of the Vt. c. R. R., as section hand. 1t is
hardly necessary to add that the family stands
low in the scale Of mora ".
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remain without improvement the trade purebssino
only in small lots. We quote sales of nrime a. ii
a. 20 mess q, $50 a 81. and clear at So a. 81 p hi
Dtei males the same, with a iightystock and mod
crate demand. The sales have been AZ sIi ~ ~ g.
mess aud extra mess ;ant $40 R p hi for f,m,i
Lard Is a shade easier. with GALES ut Y a Isi ~ T.
ioh s'es ma anu Kettle rendered In smoked Hams
s sales ~ ~ "a isc Z 10. Hogs are dull and b,vs
been selling at ~ a 3c y n and very ,b1i.a %. "
advance on the latter rate '''i'e 81 an
fkODICE The market for Butter remains abor+
ss o1lI as previously noticed. Choice New VorT
ana vermont Is scarce and nominallv ;nc ard -
wares good New York and Vermont AT r. n -
anG common 81 Is c &c Z Il. Canada has bes1
se.irnS a. % :. sc h; and Western from % a lc
ior Pvor 70 good Cheese Is firm and ntI mic.
nave been obtained but the demand continpoPP ~
deTa'e. ssles Of farmers diaries Il n 70 80
Laosoiy AZ - a. Is &c n. White Beans are ami
ana IN moderate demand at 81 - m . % b.t ~
medium, $3.50 a 275 for marrow and vel1 e,n ,oi
and y 20 "a z bush for extra pea includin9 eb3ics
hama picked Canada Peas are dull and ba7e -
a. sg y = Tor common to good. Potatoes
remain "ltnout change. Sales of Jackson Whites q,
81 a 'uc z bush. Onif ms have been in rrode-,,o %
mand at ~ 90 Y Dbl. Poultry has been iD fai- a.
mlnl, SaIes Of Turkeys AID Chickens at % N 5-c
iOF good and choice, and Is q Isc for cor,r,
Geese range from p 20 I5c q r. as to dualitv go
70 30 a &c p dozen ''' ueSi'neu
NooL-:Demand for aoec quite active. and price,
nave aIYan;ed a 2c = %. Stocks arc non en-
siderably reduced in leading market. and a 80
al advance Is Looked for The sales Of ne wee, -
been l,ioiHO rs at prices ranging from 20 a SIC :
u for common Western to choice y Y. and - -
sc for the different GRADES Of pnli.d m -,
lncIude l0ifNp bs AN Ohio and Pennsvlyania az +,
"a &c IS ,V II. 10 \ and above at Sic and sOla ma
medlum and % At = p a sc y p. In Michigan
fleece me sales have been 5OOJJ BIS Y and XN M p;
"a 4scF b. Western Geeces have been in densnj
with cons deraoc sales Of medium and Y Wilson's. n
ard lndianG a. a. q i7c e n Combiug fleece Is
scaTcs and hrn at - fl, and delaine at 50 a 81,
qu,lity.
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Dscrcp.tlds is the natural accompaniment Of old
age bu- &. may he amr.7ra;oi and the eriol OF
entire ries-uess long postponed by the IudcIDus
use Of healthful stimulsnt. Physician fully
aware cf this fact, usually recommend moderate
stimulation when ,lc 9Th ami gor Of uatgri-
" have been suspended by the fee5eIcss and
PROSTATE waica are the inevitable results of de-
cliuin- years. Port wine, gin, brandy and other
liquors are often prescribed by medical men flT
.Ged persons, but the impulse which fermentod ard
DISABLED liquors give TO the circulation and Gle en-
ergy they seem to impart is trans.tory aules- tlo
alcoholic principle is modified ant qualified rs the
presencs OF medicna. tonios aui nvigpraut- or
sill the mbinat obs u dihusiye stimuli with the
juices OF herbs roots and harss that have ever oetn
administered to the aged and nirm, with tie ssr
Of sustaining their waning strength, cheering tbeir
dropping spirits and relieving the aches and pains
to which they subjected, none has been found
agreeable and So permanent in rs effects Ho-,et-
ter's Stomsch Filters. The difference between the
effects Of the Bitters and that Of mere eycitant
however pure, is the same as between the effect Of
a sudden and momentary application Of excessive
force TO given purpose, ana the result Of steady,
continuous application Of actually the requisite
amount Of force to the same end. The mere spirit
Of physical mercy produced by dram and which
is always succeeded by corresponding depression
never yet benefited any or woman suffering
from physical decay 4 cordial ike H1stetters
Btters, a; once soothing and inyigoratn., Is the
remedial agent required.
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fnianiielde In sWaTfnu.
HORRIBLE DEVELOPMENTS.

Inhurr an Conduct Of Father.
Last Thurs day Francis J. Rollins Of Swanton
had a preliminary examination before Justice
Vim. II. Bell, at Swanton, on the charges OF
murder and manslaughter. The testimony
tended to show that in September last Mrs. Rol-
Inns gave birth 10 a child THIS child had not
come to its full time by some two months. Still
il was alive, and though feeble, gave as good in
dicstions Of living as many children prenaturely
horn. There we're present at the time, besides
the pareuts, Mrs. Patterson, mother OF Mrs.
Rollins. with whom they we're living. ami the
midwife. Mrs. Mary Campbell. After the child
WA. born and dressed, Mrs Campbell went
home, leaving the child in bed with its mother,
still alive. Rollins accompanied Mrs. Campbell
home Mrs Patterson corroborstes Mrs. Camp
bells testimony, and further states that about
three o'clock in the morning, while she WIS in
the kitchen dipping water in pail, Rollins
came out through the room with the child, put
it into the mop pail and took it down cellar and
buried it, The child was grcaning when he
carried it through the kitchen down cellar.
When he came up he told Mrs. Patterson if she
| told anybody he would kill her. :" FOR this, :"
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DbliTxF =.

DrED in Milton Jan. I ct b Elijah Herrick, in
TOE 18th year of his age.
Mr. Herrick came to Nj lton more than sixty
81 years ago, and found Is way from Burling-
'ou' y the aid Of marked trees. At the age of
''A'F'''' he lost his father, nd began to work his
way ai'hs the path of life, unaided and alone
nc oeioH sed 10 tough and iardy race, and Won
success " s,eAdy industry nd unyielding per
severance Intellectually, he was built of :. live
oak strong original. indie pendent, he neither
bought or borrowed other peo ,le's opinions. He
thought out mis- own theories. and held his con-
vctons with mighty grasp.
Some what blunt and abrupt IN exnress;on he
yet Impressed one with his can tor and integrity
lie was large hearted and clear headed, and nm
til disabled by physical infrmi lie, he was much
sought after in all public BIZ sir ess that re-
qured sound sense and hon' sly He was
member ola Congregational ch urct fifty years,
and has been an unfailing pill er OF support to
the church Of his choice. and q frie I'd to other
branches Of the one Vine. PROM VI, liberal.
and always to be relied upon IN every
emergency, it is easy to see low va liable he
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STATE OF VERMONT, for the District Of Chit
) tenden
u AL persons Interested in the estate Of Mary
shaw, CT jericho, in said Listri-t
bRFtuEG;
MyHEREaS, application in writing hath been
w made to this Court by the guardian o. said
ward for oense soil all the real OF said yard
setting orh therein that her ward owrs an interest
N the homestead place OF urson b. SnES, deeessd,
consisting Of about aero Of land with house
thereon situate in jericho. in -hich the widow Of
id Orsnn n. has do~er and Homestead right,
and that 1t would be conaucive To toe interest OF said
ward to sell and convert said premises into money.
AND THEREUPOS the said Court appointed and
signed the 18th day Of February A. D. -.0, at the
Probate Court Rooms, ia said District to hear and
decide upon laid application; and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof he given to al persons intere ted
therein. by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively, in the Burlington Free Press, .
newspaper which circuates in the nei hborhOOd %
those persons interested therein all OF Wncn puhi
cations shall be previous TO the time appointed for
hearing.
Therefore you are hersby notified az pear before
said Court at the time and place afore said then and
there to object 10 the granting # snch license fyou
sac cause.
Given under Jay hand, at the Probate Court Rooms
this lsth day Of January, A. D. 1850.
SJwss he. WALES. Judge.
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Spgrial aotires.
PRAIRIE-wEED BALSAM.

The greatest medical blessing Of the ago dis
covered through the instinct Of the horse and pre-
pared by the science of man. This Balsam has been
in use ;or the last fifteen years, during which time
the m 50 remarkable cures ever known have been
effected. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all Con-
sumptiyc difficulties yield to its power Co1s1up-
ton lu It's advanced sta ges, accompanied by the
split az Of blood, aborious breathing loss OF al
petite and sleep, diarhga aud night sweats. Ia.
ueen cu-et by this remedy, leaving upon the surface
Of the body large swelling, when disappear viii
returning strength, e1ect.us not only relief lut b
permanent cure and fle parties thus cured sti c1-
joy uninterrupted health Price sI.aI bot., lt
is purely vegetable discovered hs- natural inst ur'
and may De used At all times b both sexes an 81.
ages. GRO C.. GoODwiS a CO., Wholesale a -ca-s.
and for sale By druggist generally.
AUSTIN BROS. L STEERE.
Dc. ls-v'y a- 6 70 Federal street, Boston.
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BOSTON MARK EFT.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. g.
FLOUH-The market for Flour remains qp,te
steady and desirable brands are held hrm, but the
trade are not disposed 10 purchase beyond imue-
date wants. ard round lots are difficult to place at
satisfactory prce. The sales have been at 81 50 n
- FOR Western superfne s. "a 50 for common
ext as: s. 80 a 20 for medium eXtras and baker,
brands g 50 a 50 for Minnesota extras IS D 20
81 tor Milwaukee do and Sc rs az 50 for white
wheat ohio Indiana and Michig including choice
brands at the latter rate. Illinois Flour nges from
Sc 50 a 30 or common land choice white wneIts :;
and St. Louis from s. o a $50 = bb'. cudir 2
f4vorite and fancy brands. Corn Meal has been in
moderate demand with sales at s. a IS r Dbl.
Buckwheat is SELF ing at s. 80 z 100 lbs.
GRAIN-The arrivals of,Corn have been moder to
and prices continue to be we'll sustained. The sales
have been at 81 Oe a ~ for new southern yellos ;
sc a s. for poor to good new Western mixed, and
81 Os a ~ for old. Oats are dull and in moderate
demand but prices remain about the same. Sales Of
Canada at 55 IA &c, as 10 quality and Southern,
Western and Vermont at 81 a zoe 2 bush, the latter
prices Tor choice. la Rye the sales have been
lined TO small lots st 81 10 o. % bosh Shorls
have been selling at S23 N 20 Fine Feed 1890 a. 81
and middlings $50 a % Y ton.
PROFESSIONALISM s quite dull iand the market
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT gAREEr.

ANoUsT OF LIVE STOCK AT gAREEr.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
This week, .el $3.50
Last week, ll6 ASH
Vermont, ~ 1851
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra $3.50 a 1900 first
quality 81 70 a L p ID quality $40 Is Q slI 3
Sd quality g. so a 81" 90.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, per pair,
$50. 500, $3.50 a 500.
Iilch Cows and Calves from $50, $50 SIS, 500.
Yesrlings, Sl4 a SIS two-yeGrs old SO a s35
three ye,rs old $40 a s62
Prices OF Sheep and Lamhs-In lots 81 Is, 81. m
$3.50 a - each; extra - a s. - or from a SC
sprins Lambs s. 90 a 3 50.
Hides "a a. s. 2 II. Gal,ow n SIC p p.
Pelts 75c a :, Is each. Calf SKINS 10 a l7c 2 h.
Prices OF Poultry-E Extra 10 % 20i prime q n
IL good To- a no; medium 10 a l6ic; poor TO
medium sc q H.
REMARKS.
Cattle The market for Cattle is without improve
ment but full good last week Last quota
tons were held firm. No inching on the part Of
dealers, as Cattle were needed and buyers were
posted as TO numbers expected from the West.
Some good Canada Steers were offered. A. Fowler
sod Oxen at SI2 "a sl3 z cwt dress from 10 10 Il
cwt each , thee year Old Steers at 81 y cwt;
Cow at $40. dress ) cnt. F. +. Brady sold - Oxen
at Sl Il y 80 = cwt, dress II cwt each; Oxen 81
So - Z cwt dress 10 cvt each Oxen AZ 81 80 e
cWt dress ~ cwt each two and three year olds at
go 50 p cst, dress e cwt each e. L. Eaton gold 2
oxen at Si2 cwt, dress l0 cwt each ID Cows az =
q cwt dress e cst ea;hj Steers at l0c ib, dress
$50 rs each.
sheep sheep wero taken al less figures than last
week Prices have declined another &c e b. Late
arrivals at greater difference. The weather has
not been very auspicious for lively market Butch
ers were aoOut "a reluctant 10 buy the Sheep
were 20 leave the aod face the storm. s. Gerry
sold 100 Sheep at 81 50 e head, average 50 b, Rice
& Hoyt sold 100 Sheep at g = 10, average 30 lhs.
Biford Robinson sold 2S0 Sheep at SIC p, aver
age IS Rs. A. Fowler sold a. Sheep at 81 p head.
poultry--Some Gne Chickens sold al &c r TO-.
ranging &c higher thal last quotations.
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WEDSRsnAr, Jan Il

"hONFSOAI , JIM n
Lewis L.lue vs. John Branch was the first
case aroued this morn;nr Action. repievin
Verdict given for plaintiff bv order Of Court.
Nav tsrn 1ggf Fv,eo-idrs hy defendant
Daxev g Noble and II B smith for plaintiff I:
N R1ck f,r defeDdsnt
state vs. Thomas smith. was next heard
Information fir attenpt 10 commit rape At
Nav term. SO. verdict Of guilty rendered, and
resnoudent sentenced 70 STATE Prison for the
Torn. n eirbt years Executions by respondent
,I-5roi n r,-ric..-7r States Attorney
Mn & Stafford for RESPONDENT.
G,rrist n Sra,I5irr aree ". Carlton Wood
worth an. VA. mex er-uei. MAY term.
1sfq entered for af6rm.nce. and judgement
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Xeaal Notires.
Af,RrIN,s ESTATE.

lyYE, the Subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 70 receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands or
all persons against the estate Of James Martin
late Of Jericho, in said District represented
lnsolyent, and also ali claims and demands ex-
hibited in Offset thereto; and six months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no
tice that we will attend to the business OF our ap
pontment, at the dwelling Of Lydia Martin, N
Jericho in said District on the second Tue siays OF
March and August next, 81 10 O'Clock, An, on
each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of January, A. d ls7''
o, B. CHuRCH, }Commis.,oper.
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FouND AT LAST A remedy that not ouly
relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind
Consumption, as well as the numerous satellites
which revolve around it in the shape of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis. Sore Throat, Influenza, &c.
The remedy We sllude to is De. WIsrAR's BAL
SAM or WILD CHERRY, prepared by Seth Fowle
& Son. Boston.
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must have been, as a christian, a citizen and
neigh6ors, as well as husband, father and broth
er. His last years have been crowded full Of
physical sufferings but he endured all with
brave patience, feeling that it was Gods will
and looking to the brightness beyond. The
writer has been told that there are only two per-
sons now living in Milton who were there when
Ar. Herrick moved into the town.
He lived to good old age. but when men
ripen so grsndly it pains US to have the harvest
come. The righteous shall flourish like the
palm tree; he shall grow like a cedar in Lebsn-
on Those that he planted in the house of the
Lord shall flourish in the courts of our God.
They shall still bring forth fruit in old age
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DAVID VI. PHELPS F:srATr.

STATE 'F EltNp'lt - 4Ae Ayhuia'4e Inc
District OF CA,teulen SIS. Ds,c7 Of ,.r-cTe e'9
To the heir. and all persons Interested iu tae estate
o. DAVID NJ Pue.ps itts OF Burlington in said Dis
fTrlisRLAs. application hath been made to tbis
W Court I1 waiH2-, be- the A1m.n.-t-atriI Of
-aI .lre9r.-s 10 SCI. t- r-s cstat. -lit de-
-.ssei. c.uG.r- the rsver-..l af ta- widow.
l str tIeg-.r, setting iIrti therein -lls wou q
De .1eac.-. o.. tAe ue rs ALL al persons Dad crested
e--..r-. 3. sell and convert the same into
money! s-t -re heir. % ssid estate hayiu. Ilei in
-4,- 1urt Jisir written consent 20 sgcH -als
rHEaFCFos tIe said Court appointed and as
-l-lel tae 7tl dag " February, a. j. $50. a. the
PROBATE Cour, Rooms. 10 said Dstric' O. Lear an
decide upon SAIL application and petition aa- order
Ell public notice thereof % De given 90 al persons il
ter-..el therein, by publishing said order. =etler
ID lne time and pace % hearing, three weeks
-uccessively 10 the Burlington Free Pres. e pew.
paper when crcuate- IN the uei Ga nCrliJ, .f THOSE
persons interested IN said estate all win ell uuuHca
tons shall be previous 70 TIE LAY ass -le1 !ar hear
u-
HEREFORD VOC are hereby notified To- appear bs-
fore -llG Court at tho time and place net. then
and tlere, IN said Court. % make yu1r DIRECTIONS
t. the granting VI such license u You see c1u-e.
0.veu under ms hand, a. the Probate Court
Rooms. this -ls- day @. Jaruary. =. D. I--'-
5.w3H T. Z. MALES Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT. : in su1r mo Court Jan
CHIrTENDAs Cousrr, Sc. 5 uary Term. A. u. 1874.
To the Honorable Supreme Court Of the State q Yer
mont. next O. be- begun and holden a. Darlington,
l1 su1 for ssit County gt tHit-eaoen oa the drst
Tuesday % January, a D. 1874.
XrOUR Lib. liant Algah s. HcClaIsu. q Milton
l IL said Comfy of Chitten1en. shows 70 this
Court that he Was married % Mary tfct lsileu, of
Nlsr1, ilresai. lt r-seZ, 10 said County 1i chit
t.1tel. GA tao -tl dog az December. 4. d. 1854, by
the said MAR lived together and c1ha1itec AZ man
az wife trou taa- t'ua .l the -th Gay Of January.
A. D. -as s-r.s- -e-Fauce on ms part % a ]
Die duties as % husband, sud that for more nan ten
yea7s l1-t r-s-- ,se st.- Alvah sud May have
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FoR CoUGHs, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION
Apothecsries writes us" We know of no med
icine which has deservedly sustained 30 high a
reputation as the Tegeta6le Pulmonary Bal
sum- Price, 81 and 80 cents Cutler Broth
ers & Co., Boston, (lste Reed, Cutler & Co. 4
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Our report of proceedings OF the supreme
Court for Franklin County, last week, contained
a brief mention of rather singular legal pro-
ceeding It was in the somewhat motel case
OF Hathaway IS Clark DR.. Hathaway Of Mil
ton, as some of our reaiers will remember, suei
Mr. A NJ. Clark Of ST. Adams, virtually to re-
cover back the price Of certain sheep bought by
Hathaway Of Clark as pure merinoes. but which,
it was alleged, turned out, in time, to be only
grade " or common sheep. The jury in the
County Court gave Hathaway verdict Of
5000 Mr. Clark then moved for new trial
on the ground that there hal been improper in
Auences e1erted upon the jury. Judge Wilson,
before whom the case was tried, was for grant
ing the motion but he was overru!ei by the
assistant judges Clark then took the case TO the
Supreme Court, upon a bill Of exceptions This
bill, prepared according to the usua. rule by
the Judge who tried the case, Hathaway claimed
was false, in that it misstatei certain portions
Of the evidence and the remarkable proceeding
was instituted Of petitioning the supreme Court
for moad1mys to compe. judge Wilson TO
amend the bill This r-' ton was fully argued
by llessrs H. : Royce ani J. Il Stafford FOR the
petitioner, anil r. C. Benton and T.. J Phelps
fo- Judge Wilson
The decision Of the Supreme Court VS.. rem
derei Monday, by Judge Steele, and was to this
effect First. tina. no such proceeding could
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DANVAS- Frs 90 canvass for Cross AND
\ GROWN. 3 new ana beautiful Steel fne-av-
Ing Meets with greatfivor everywhere. Deserves
a place 10 every Christian family. For circulars
ana terms address Box sf-, Hartford Conn.
iap-af-ft-tulw
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IN the District Court Of the United States FOR the
| District Of Vermont. In the matter Of Frank L.
Goodspeed, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. This is 70
give notice, that q second general meeting ni
the creditors Of said Bankrupt has been ordered 10
be held Burlington in SAID district. on the second
day OF February, A D. lS7U, at 10 o'clock a. m, at
the office Of L. L. Lawrence, Of the Registers in
Bankruptcy in said District for the purpose named
in the IN Section Of the Bankrupt At Of arch ID,
1857. HANSON E. LEWIS, Assignee.
81 Adams Jan. llth, 1870. Z9waw
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COMMON SESSE!!!

WANTED-AGENTS, $3.50 per month to sell the
only GENUINE INPROs Eli COMMON SEkSB
FAMILY SEW ~ nAChINE. PRIrs ONLY SIS.
Great inducements TO Agents. This is the only pop
ular sewing Machine OF the day makes the famous
90 Elastic Lock stitch will Do any kind OF work
that can be done on any machine 10000 s1ld and
the demand constantly increasing. Now Is the time
10 take an Agency. send for circulars. ~ B,tgGrs
ofiEfr.agsrs = Address SECOMB q CO, Boston,
Mass, Pttsburgh, Pa. or 81. Louis, 3io.
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IL the matter Of Frank L. tio7dspeed, Bankrupt
1 In Bankruptcy. This is to give notice that
have hle1 my usl account ASST gnee Of the Estates
cf Frank l. oOdspeed. bankrupt, II sad Court, and
that on the I'd day Of February next, I shall apply
said Court for the sett cement Of my said accounts
and ior discharge from all liability assignee Of
said estate in accordance with the provisions the
18th section cf the Bankrupt Act Of March o. 1867.
hanson Z. LEWIS, Assignee.
81. Ali7sns Jazz. tith i5-0. 2gw3w
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Samuel Eastman of Concord, y. H., is the LARGEST
n manufacturer in the State of Leather Betting Fire
Engino Hose, and Hsrness Leather. He makes q
specially to get out the best stock in tho market
The hides are all selected and tanned uy the same
method the best leather was in the days of yore."
The last year ne has made the largest ard heaviest
betting ever made in that section for the Oh IA
Manufacturing Co Of Surcook. v a., iacluciag
their Driving Belts; two Of them l4O feet long
each and 30 inches wide, tho 80 feet long and
25 inches wide, all being double and taking tie
centres Of over two hundred ('o hesN lest hidef.
ANY one in want OF anything in his line would DO
well to give his stock trial.