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fo: the week ending Tuesday, december : l-.i.
MARKET REEF-A few choice - 10 Q ~: extra
- IN IA . -; first quality - y: ~: second quail,
ity = 80 : 20; third quality - % Il : %.
STORE CATTIE-WOIhinS oxen and Steers. per
pair. So. Zoo. sl2.i Il 300.
Mich Cows AND CALNEs-S.i0 4 e60: extra So "A
-. Farrnw Cows Sl2 4 So.
lEARIIN"S-sG 30 a sl1i tw" wears old Il: a..
three wears old 50: Il 81.
SwINE-Wc stcTn fat none Northern dressed
HOES &c per ID. Stnrcs-W Wholesale none.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAaB~-In lots : 90 - ~.
- 90 81 ~ - N per hcad extra 81 - 81 A per
head, ur per lii.
Sprn" Lambs, ei M 81 %
brighton Hides. :! a 81 per H.
Country Hides. 80 pcg H.
Brighton 'rallow, 4 Gic per H.
Country lallow. : Il &C. per H.
rclis ei - Il FL - each.
Calf Skins Ii l-c per III.
Prices on P0ULTm-ENtra Il per In: prime / !
NJ; good II He: medium l0t lU!c poor 10
medium lUc
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Aarragrs.

In It. .i"hnsbury. Nov. - by Rev. l.. NJ. Tillot,
son. MI. Andrew &. Rollins and Miss Hen j.
Ell,h. all Of II. .IUhnsbuIy.
In New bury. iii the CongI ceatinnal Church. Nov.
~ hN Rev. Vim. :. Palmer. sam. X. McCatr, OF
Port Perry. =. O.taiin. and Mis-, Emma Robinson
NJ Ncwhurv.
In West Newt"n. Mass, Nov. - by Rev. : /.
Jones, MI. +. f. Brown and Mrs l.. \. clark both
OF -. J"hnsbury.
In Rochester. Nov, " Is Rev. Il. ". Harlow
William l. Luther oi St"ckhridgr aud Miss HI,
II. Thatcher ct Rochester.
ln Eiar'lwick. Nov. - Nil. l. G.. Cole "i tlhr,.r
mia and : Ehzul-.th smith "i HardwicA.
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Intense excitement WIS created III
Northiield upon the fact becoming gen
orally known that Mrs. Nye, wife OF
Samuel II. NNr. had cloped with ..
Jackson Cross. u young married man
who for the past two Years has carried
on Mr.. Nyc's farm. She leaves Il bright
and willSomc boy "f twelve Years. who
is almost distracted with the thought Of
his mothers crime. Cross left Il wife
and two young children without the
means of support. BY the Vaccinations
of Mrs. NNc and Nh. Cross, Mr.. Nyc has
been pcruniarily damaged 1.-THE extent
of about I.U0O. Mrs. Nyt took all her
clothing and the silver ware. She went
away under the plea that she was going
to visit her parents in Barre and remain
until after Thanksgiving. Cross went
away To market some turkeys. Ill the
buying and selling "i which he has
been engaged for several weeks pust.-
F,ttrtuu
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p. 3. L Al r D,

FsIIITTTtI' ITIIFI Ut NV
CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS, TAR-
LET'S, HEAD STONES. &c sc.
Also iIHpnrtcr and dealer i'll the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS
IABL sc.
have Polished Granite now On hand
and will import 10 order and sell the
same for less than can he bought i'll
Boston. Discount to she trade Over
no designs on hand. Please call and
SCI.
~. Jnhn>I"r, T.. T"iyl2 I-.I.--1
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4 DuLPHI-S WINTERS ESTATE.

-INIE 90 VERMONT 'NITi"%IA II~IEi'
In Probate t"ur: h III al the Probate Ollie. an =,
inhn~hurN. on the 18th DAY nf November. y u. ISL
Abel " IllrE. executor I'll The last will and test,
mcnt If AGulphu- Winter. late of ST .Juhnshur,
in said district; decreased tcStatc makes application
10 said Court l"r license to sell tn, who'll. of tn,
real 'stat" OF Sad decreased rcpIrS"nin" Illt Siid
sale is necessary t"T the PAYNE nj Of iI,. ,..hi, 81
-sid deceased and "Tr'n~'- Of administration ~
said 'a-tai.
Nhrrrup"l: u = "r,i. zee. 10, said Court that said
application h, referred to the BIRD day Of Dee.
y - FL ~ tha Probate Ollie, in -. .I"hn,buty
Tor lraIin" and decision thereon; aud il is further
ordered that all persons Interested he notified here
Of IN publication 81 notice o.! this application ami
order thereon three weeks suCccSSiN ely in the Ca,
runian printed ~ II. Jrhu~hury, before said tim.
81 hoarn-. that they may appear AZ said time AMI
place. Iuaj. il they STE cause. object thereto
Is t. Court Attest
"i@l A~A l.. TRENCH. .Iude,. ni i'ruL4i.
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com WEATHER.

Now j. the Nv intcr of our discomfort
"pon H.. The month Just passed WAS
the coolest Nov cInhcr III forty Years.
the daily Average being eight degrees
colder than the same month last wear.
1t i, seldom one experiences srvrrcr
Weather III The. whole winter than
hank>giN ing day. Everything indi-
cate il long and tt,iou, winter all over
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Thr concert Monday evening hl the
ST. Jnhu>hiry Band. assisted 10y Mr>sr-.
ID. G.. and Rhod"iph Hall of Boston.
and Mrs. shepard. WAS an artistic and
choice attain. The pieces 10y the band
were done i'll cNrrrdin" good taste. t\-
hiIiiimg NOT only their own skill. but
the effective method at trlchim" 10y
their director. Mr.. ". II. IIrrrirk. Tine
parts taken hr the Mc->r>. Hall were very
satisfactory. Judging from tn" heart
applause of tn. audience. The duct
from Ho<>iuj. and ;hr Magic Echoes b.;
Hall. were iuu,ill cnrnrri. In response
To the latter. Mr. Hall plalcd the Last
Rose ot Summer in his md>tcrll way.
Mrs. shepard performed lw" plan" ~"-
los 18th her Install Nigor ana accept
anrr. and &c,.rompanl,d IN the c"ilrr'
and rlLlionrI piece. fin" audience
WIS Il NrIt Gn;'d ullc 10 - f.inN 1t might.
and seemed t" ,I!in. thc entertainment
very mucl!.
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U$E--SouIhcIn and Western 80 4. NJ and "a
m southern way IN \. V. N",ihr'n and
stage mails 400 NJ.
AHEIVE-Nurthern 9oG \. NJ. southern ara
Western ll:I- \. NJ. and Al T. NJ. N"n'h"rn
wa, 445 p NJ. Stage mails -:i5 A. vi
AGES LEAVE for the East and W est "m''i'iN"'
"f4l,r =. NJ. train, returning +" connect WIN
g.UG train next morning.
ti.t.rr hnurs from \. N. To- +. NJ.
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One of the most popular. skilifulIy edited
and widely circulated papers in
the country.
REV. EDWARD f. HALE. Mrs. II. H. SInwi
PROF JAMES DE MILE. SOPHIE MAY.
Mrs. l.. &. MOULTOS. Mrs. K II. DAyIs
Mrs. HELEN &. WEEK. Mis-. e. ". FLANDERS
RUTH CHESTER, Mrs N. y. DCNlsON.
With other well known and eminent writer's con
tribute TO it's columns
Besides charmingly written stories, and Tales
OF Adventure. il contains Letters Of Travel.
Historical and Scientific Articles. Biographical
Sketches Observations il Natural History,
Striking Editorials on Current Events Sports
Games, Puzzles, etc, etc
Varied, Comprehensive. practical and full al in
formation, II attracts and interests alike both
old and Young.
Two Stirring Serial Stories. one OF "iIoin, Lie
the other, Life on the Frontier will appear
during the year.
Send for Specimen tOpies-sent i:er. >',hs.Tip
ti"u price sl 80 in advance.
PERRY MASON & Co.
Publishers,
BOSTON MASS u -
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would he of benefit to us. hut that we
could do them good 10y taking them
under the protection OF the /. :. flag.
and giving them the rivilizing and en-
Tightening influences of this free GOV
missionary enterprise. annexation may
he advisable. hut we hardly think he
ma,ic it clear in amy other light. We
are glad he gave tn" lecture. however.
for if our people had not heard it they
might have felt that the Committee
made Il mistake in their choice of sub
icct>. hut Us it turned ont the people
generally feel well satisfied with the
first lecture. although Mr.. Douglass
hardly did himself justice in either.
iiut those who expect 10 find the fiery.
slavery days in the Frederick Douglass
of to-day. will alNalS he Disappointed.
PERSONAL.
/ Al the closing of the fall term OF
/ tie Vermont Conference At M"mipc-
/ Iicr lt,l week. there were the cu>-
tonarN rhetorical exercises. of which /
the parts taken by Two Young Ladies' OF
this county are thus pleasantly spoken
IF in the IiutrhmaH AN ideal Wo-
man." 10y Miss May Il. stanton, of pam- /
/ Vile. WAS one of the most concise and .
finely expressed productions ofthc even
T ing. and showed not only strength. hut .
Il rare Versatility oi mind. ''tiiird ,
Iron" by Miss Esther NJ. Walcott, of
-. J"hnShury. was Il marked mStanc"
of the development OF the mind by Il I
/ thorough culture. and WIS delivered i'll |
Il manner which WAS II model of rlocu- 4
/ tiomalN power.
| BUSINESS CH.l NGE.
/ Mr.. W. B. Smith of East l'uIlc has .
bought ont the livery stable business
for the past fifteen or twenty Years ear .
ricd on in this place 10y Mi. Truman .
! TrcSr"tt We understand Mr.. smith .
will add To the stock OF teams a~ the
wants of the public demand. and that !
he is the kind of man that the pullic |
can put confidence in.
/ STTIUN.
+. G.. Dean hl, made over pa iatIcl>
of cider II his mill this fall, using oven
5000 bushels al apples. Witch wclc
raised in Sutton ;..u vicinity,
., ,
I....',., ,,;n,, .L;.i, .i,..
-. =, ~;
~
''''' =
WEST rDNCOHD.
The dedication SCI, ices at the newly
rebuilt luilri~ali>t church will take
place, "Wednesday. Dec =. at III!
o'rlnrk. sermon h> Rev. l.. II. Tabor.
Rev. I. T.. IIralN i expected to preach
in the ,.Nrnir. ut sane daN. The OF
daininr services OF T.. l.. <rult. pastor
elect. vii! take place Thursday after
uonu the 18th. at o'clock. >rlmun
Il, Rev. + Fisher. y. D.. prc>-t thcn-
lroi,.,l ,rhn,! Il Iovr.,c. University.
r,u,,n y There will ,Isn h,. sci,
,;,,.. IN ,I,. f,r.uoo, If same d,v
-
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,,..-.Iug.u Meetings in hall "f r.Ird"nian
rlock-lirv. ". l.. Noyr- PaslnrD Sahhah
services at 1920 \. 81. Il and d:5n =. NJ Sal
bath School at l!OON
.itIHunIsT CuUR,H.-Otcv. II. {. sheldon PASTOR
sabbath services al ln:n \ 81 b aHd ":N'
r. ". sabbath School ii 100 NJ.
-.,.i.In CuN.L CnUE,u.-(I:cv. Cha~. VI. >,uih,a'',
ras1"rJ Sahblth services nj Io'0 :. ". ard
G30r n. Sabbath S,lio"l al li1 i. NJ.
SEQ, al CuNr'!. CuUECU.-,Ecv L. .. l;ra,,nw. Pa
tori sabbath services At 1880 \ ". and t:i0
81. NJ. sabbath Srio"l al I20O NJ. Prayer
Meetings al each church Wrinr- ali, even
imgs al 90.
Nui>" MFN'- CHiISIiN> Accommodations
Meetings al their Rooms, Union !a'rA. Hi
dan evenings ri o.lni O'Clock.
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IT ms DIU IRiCh<.

Nh David E!dridgr. VIII" used 1" keep
the Jail in this place. (and watch the
prisoners night with his old rusty
rillc). has Iccu Try ing his ~kill III shoot
ing in his rev h"mr at Springfield.
Mass. We notice by the H'p"biic"n
that Thanksgiving day Il target. with Il
center spot two inches square. waS
placed at distance of 100 yards. and
the hrs, >iN shots averaged seven
eighth> "f an inch from the center
while TWO of them struck The center
precisely. Unrlr David is ~ Years old.
AMI few Younger men r"uld 1t" i'> WE'LL
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PERSONS ATTENDING COURT
iii tiId :; full I'm. IT
LEGAL. BLANKS.
INtl.UDINt,

Justice Wril>
Justice Criminal Writ>.
Justice Trustee Writ..
Justice Executions.
County Court WliI~.
County Court Trustee Writ>.
County Court General Counts.
topi"> al Appeal To Go. Court.
BILLS in thanccry.
New BILLS in Chanctry.
DEGREES i'll Chamrery.
New DEGREES in ChnnccrN
Depnsitions,
>uhp,rna>.
Ncnil,S.
Gential Counts.
Highway Tax Bills.
Collectors Receipts,
Post Office Receipts.
Notes of Hand,
Teachers Licenses,
Warranty Deeds
Quit Claim Deeds.
Mortgage Deeds.
Bonds for Deeds.
~. lt..
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Ediior aie,l0Hidn :

EdtiDT uttuOHtuH
desire to acknuW ledge i'll yonr col
un,ns the receipt of the following for the
relief of the sufferers in the Northwest.
From the people Of Concord. >itHl cash.
and one box of bedding and clothing.
From T.. ". Chandler. Lunenhnrg. -.
H. +. FILLER
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Ne" YJrt Nor. ", ISL.
Tie successful and rapid negotiations Of neaIi,
three -fourths of the Fifteen Million Loan Of IL
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, and tho
energetic prosecution OF the work of extension and
preparation Of the Road for an extensive mineral
agricultural, and through traffic have placed the
financial afaiIs and resources of the Company upon
such basis, that = are directed to advance the
price for future sales Of the Bonds explained ia
the following letter Of W, Huntington Presideu'
of the Company
Office CuEsArEAHE AND 0lnp RAILROAD CoSiPA>r
= William Street, New York,
November L. la.I
Bankers and Financial Agents {. \ - K. L; 4.
GcHtltmCt.
The Wcsl,In Division the thelsprnAe and Ohio
Railroad comprising. tlr o. miles between Huntin.
ton. on the Ohio River. and the mouth OF New Ri>
tahovc the Falls Of Kanawha1. is substal
TALLY completed. and :" IL in few days he ready
10 Do the iHm'r~, coal and other business that j.,
awaiting IT, completion. III" Eastern Division
comprising ~ miles. between White sulphur
Springs aud liichluuul, = III complete oTdal
and successful operation. The grading and Iua-,u
ar! eleven If the itr. miles. between the Mouth
of New River and White Sulphur Springs. is CON
pictc and the wugi. the I, naming 81 miles il
far advanced ;hAt ,I4,L laying VIII be commenced
this Iorti"n Il t.e road ia Man next. and co.
;nur wi;!.uE: interruption until The whole line
complete.
In Vie" Z" ii.,.o i.'i- yc, hereby iIs cc'ed L.
max, farther ,alcs "i the Bonds oi sad CouipA
NJ AT . /, pre-" Khan - and accrlrd in,erest.
which pri5. ,on - III continue sell un'n f'uiE..
D,dri,
'... ;,-!,,;lt,.ly y"rI-
:. =. III STINGTOS. P.r-ii,,.'
Ia c.l,, .l,,i.r- With the foregoing instructions
the price 90; hc Bonds. from this date, untill fu,h,
oidrr~ viii be- 81 and accrued interest
Tie scarcity o.: d,taand iol really
Desirable six per cent. Gold Bonds,
Tor solid and ! ,t IL NJ ,n,,~,racnt- 10 r,in,c,i &,
the ttci, Ina
Fire-t~.sil E.,.# at lao, AZ selling i, -.. ii.
Ccntrd Fdtif' E,.t, selling at....-.-....- los
Ck.sr.olc Il On, B"ud> arr selling At --....-. ~
r.,,c bond. al pas both principal aid interest la
New York tIfy. i'll / :. cid coin. and rqnall,
SAT, toy Investment.
The reason why I.rst, EauJ. arc So high /,
because no nlose can be issued and the outstandin
amoun, 10 being rapidly decreased hy purchase l..
tAc Government from their surplus revenues.
III, IrA %! Why We tlinh C,ntral Prr:ic Bond,
Y III in tim" :ivance 1" the price OF eTwentie7
Ley.';s' be issued while the opeIa
Lon 81 Their SnAu. Iii - II -Dun ,uinru,l4,r IL
G"'!' ..s, the ..IE0.ni.
Ihe :, as"n why Ch,&,, 81, 0nd Oh." Eond. :
selling 70 how comparatively, while equally sale
j. because The Company are -cll.ng Bonds 10 com
piylc The load. They Will all Ice sold III a shoII
time and IN 3. lev months the road Will be finished
when We have no doub, the same result will folio"
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the country. In Utah the SNOW has
fallen six feet deep. and mercury has
stood a> low as ID degrees below zero.
Al Chicago Tuesday the mercnrH Indl-
Gated twelve below. and work had to
he suspended in the burnt district. At
Boston and vicinity there WAS Il gale on
TUESDAY. 80 severe as to oNcrturn IL
wagon in fremont street. blow down
chimnryS. signs and awnings. doing
considerable damage. But one life WAS
lost. and that of :; horse on which Il
chimney fell. In this vicinity We have
had close winter weather for two weeks,
with 4 slight thaw nn Monday. since
the thaW ii has been very icy and d;m-
gcr"u> travelling for man and hcast.
We need more SHOW /" make good
>lcighing.
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EHEDEHICE DOTGII$N.


The second lecture of the Young
Mems course WAS given OH Friday even
ING 10y Mr.. Frcdcrich Douglass. In AN
nnuncing his subject. which WIS self
made Mem" Mr.. Douglass said he had
expected To give his Santo Domingo
lecture. and evidently thought the com
mittcc had made Il mistake i'll choosing
the lecture they had. However, he ac-
coded to the wishes uf the committee.
and read with some difficulty the lee
tuIc announced. 1t MAS an excellent
address. full Of good logic, common
SENSE and spice. and WIS received with
evident qualification h, II large audi
enCe.
At the close OF the lecture il Was
found Mr. Douglass engagements were
such that he c"nld remain over another
day. and as he wanted to give his other
lecture. and rs quite Il number wished
t" hear it. ii very good audience came
together again on Saturday evening Ia
hear him talk about Santo Domingo.
This lecture WAS i'll brief history OF
that island and its inhabitants from the
time of its discovery To the present
time: civ ing the trials to which that
people had been subject from foes with
Oh, and foes within. until they were
anxious to come under the protection
of u strong GOV eminent. The ground
on which he would have Santo D"nIlh-
30 annexed To the United States Wa
from the moral standpoint not that il
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THAN h SGiIING.

ThankSgi\ ing day services we've held
III the North Church in ,his place. the
four churches uniting. After = thanks
giving anthem by the choir. and Intro
ductolN services 10y RclS. MrSSr>. Moves
and sheldon. Rev. Mr.. Southgatc gave
an able and interesting discourse from
Heb. II: Il. >cconi clause: For he
that ro!ncth to Cod must believe that
he is and that he is Il rcwald,r ot Them
that diligently seek him..
The subject was. Md given 10y mate
riali>tic science to Christianity. II
teaches: /. Love of truth above pref
udirc and persecution. =. Reverence
for law moral law Il, deeply rooted -
natural law. is penalties ;ls certain. :.
Faith in the Unseen. Tlr atoms and
forces with which science deals are rs
invisible rs the soul. u.s. God. vet facts.
In nature and irlieinn alike only things
unseen are eternal. l. The distinct
i've ha>i> Of christianity j. III the spi:it-
ual nature. not in the Intellect. tod
makes spiritual experiences more vivid
and precious than are scientific demon
STATIONS. hence when Christians reject
science for lis supposed lntidclitH, they
are follow ing the strongest proofs. y.
How christianity should meet material
i>tir science. ca With patience truth
will survive. thl With confidence; bib
lical Interpretation may he modified.
Genesis wishes To teach only "ho made
the world. Geology can teach only how
il Wa~ madr. Each truth has lis vol
umr: both agree. Srirnce will icC"G-
nirc spiritual facts: must make H.
Propositions broad enough To GOV 81
them trl With holy lives. it, only
umcuuqucruhl, indirati"rr. Closed 10y
quoting Rirhtcr'~ dream il which hc
| imaginc~ tod is dead. 1" show IN,
| ur,.t thplut.SS of :thri~ui
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the LIfTI RES.

The lecture committee are doing
what Ihcy can +" make their driirirn-
cic- GOOD. Rev W. II. II. Murray "l
Boston has been engaged lior Feb. Il i
good thing. They al" have some
hope tha: Mrs. Srntt- ~idd"m> will full
fill her Vermont engagements latr i'll
the season :. hop" in which III will
most heartily join.
The next in course j. an entertain
mcmt Friday evening. Dec. -. t> tn"
Barnahrr troupe consisting OF Mrs H..
VI. Smith. ,nplamo- W. II. frSscmd''n.
tenor. an:i II. {. BailEhcr. ha>Sn and
humuri~l.
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Woman's Rights, indicator,
Excellent Home Comforter
improved Olive Branch,
Homestead, Exchange,
Model Cook, Reliable.
City of Worcester,
improved Magnet,
Glad Tidings,
Guard of Honor
May Flower,
Protector,
Empress, Vermont, Heedful,
Young American, Comrade,
Empire State, Parlor Cook,
Ivy. Oriental, Lively Times,
Gen. Grant, Hinge Top
Box Stoves in
great variety
soar TDNI, STDD ES.
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JACOB RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.
- >TiTL UI NTlSloNT. ES>IN DISTRICT -
In Probate Court. holden at Guildhall. in .tUI
said district. the 29th day of Nov y. ID. l-.I
Ilarvry jud,.viur. administrator dc bOnis non ~.
liz. estate Of Jacob Richardson late of Concord Al,
SAID district, deceased. makes application 1" sad
court 10 extend the time hcrrtnI"I, allowed him L,
pay the debts due from said estate and to rcnde: Ia,
administrator account until some tutaIc day.
WEercupun. il Is ordered hy said court that said
application he heard ut the PrubHf" office i'll Guild
hail. the BIRD day OF December. ISL, and it j.
further ordered that notice lac given To all persons
concerned by the publication ui this order in III,
GalrdrniIn. printed al 81 J"hn~huGy lhir,. week =
Succr~siVrlv. hriurr said hearing.
Rv th" CnuTi.-Attr~i.
$50 NN. II. HART>HDR\ Judd
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railroad Trains.
Religious Meeting.

.u1NGSoUTH.-Aiail9 :O6A.N. ENm'sN i",''jr NJ
,,IH,; NORTH Express ll:l9 An Mail ll3r. NJ
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81 I'IfJ.N.

T. E. Dean has made "rrI pa haIclS
of cider II his mill this fall. using over
5000 bushels "f apples. Witch wcc
raised in sutton ;:md vicinity.
VI. i. Campbell has the contract t"l
boarding the help of the Orleans and
Caledonia Steam Mill Co.. which gives
employ mrut Ia 81 al IN men. His
house 1T the Corner will hr kept - i
hotel. - heretofore.
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FISK 4 HATCH,
tlS Financial IgS.t-.
Plymouth 'Sa1 Buck Gloves

selma Oh s'vHuty-five 10 the boeI AT two
thirty. ii |. L. GCEHAMS, where uIny be found
Tbs LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN,
aud At less prices including Kids, Fur and Cloth
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-13
YOUNG MEN.-Most young men

You've MEN.-Most young men
consider it great misfortune to be
poor, or not to have capital enough
to establish themselves at their out
set of life in a good business. This
is mistaken notion. So far from
poverty being a misfortune to him,
if we may judge from what We every
day behold, it is really a blessing;
the chance is more than ten to one
against the youth who starts with
plenty of money. Let any one look
back twenty years, and see who com
menced business at that time with
abundant means, and trace them
down to the present day. How many
of these now boast wealth and stand
ing? On the contrary, how many
have become poor, lost their places
in society, and are passed by their
own boon companions with a look
which painfully says, Il know you
not?"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-13
Ghe 1ailn State 2eoister,
Published Daily, tMondays E1cepsedo
PERKINS & STREET.

OFFICE-Rail's Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-13
A. B. DRIESBACH,

A. B. DRlESBACH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries,, Provisions
Wines and Liquors.,
Flour and Feed.
lrOckery and Iinvyare.
Hardware and Bolts.
Blasting and Sporting
Powder,
Safety Fuse.
Clothing, Boots and SbGes,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris.
Eastern Cement
Eastern Hair,
whiting,
Window Glass.
Paints and oils,
Wall Paper,
Window shades,
Picture Cords,
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
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