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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

arrange FOR. Baptist preaching in your
town or neiehbnihnah. -
Many who bore anr naIpe and held
our faith in othet States. have heeom'
IN, mhers in churches of other denhmi
nations since they immigrated ~ Della
waite. These. with but few exceptions,
lain to lie haptis.s still. and are anx'
nnstor trru-- home.
include all such in the above r.
nne Z Come forth, We once brsvs
champions nf n ihi Reuse rt yuur II
leitv To New Te-tnment prinriples!-
Un'url the bonner tut was spread or
the hanks of tho Jordan, show Won
'rne rol"rs and firmly stand NV them
aud thus plant -plnnt your feet ono
ain and-f3rc,e upon the rrasit'
onndti If "rhus Saith tfe Lard
Yours in Zone l. ,rd, one Faith, on
Bapl isn,'
| o r. FIIPPa.
| General Missi nary.
| Wyoming, Del.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

THE ~k'ebriarv numllAg at Leisure
ffo1rs. ass arriw.a. and, as will bv
iuund by psfusal, fully sustains Its
rspuiation as iirsi-class n'asszine q
Literature. Biography, Poetry. ard use
nj Information. In this nnmler are
giv biogtaphical sketches OF Hon.
WIN. Wallace. speaker Of the State Sc
ate. snd Hon. James II. Wel,h, speaker
II The House 0f Representatives. P~nn'
l.vlvnnia. Price. rer s'rgie copy Is cents.
Per Ne r. 800. u. r. sinor King, NJ
| iOI Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

The last invention of the enemy, to
place men in the power of women, is a
new scarf with s.rin 2 around the neck,
and a patent fastener, which no man,
however good an engineer he is can
harness on to himself without the aid of
women.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

THERE are three thousand acres Of
oysters beds in Chesapeake lay, yield
ing annually 25,o0o,o0o bushels q
oysters. In Baltimore upwards Of
100000 is employed in the bust
mess of canning oyst,rs.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

DEATH Of u. q HEArv.-This vou"y
~ III y nj Lrnrai. nn NJ ndnv last Mr..
". wee hind AMI ennarous h. artei. an
ennnnv IN no one hnt himself His uleas.
ant a"d euial mnrrers w~n for him
many wa"m fr'end- in ev nv part nfihis
g. 10 who " i'll I've fle..n'v NAMED tn hear
of ''nath. Cut off in the H. uer of
youth. iu.t "a h" had con. into Tho ms.
go 81 n ofa hnnds me fortune. tho naws
nf his dsat. co'naS Ia ne rS nnp ~ those
lnexnl awe de RAGS ~ him who IL tno
wis, 70 err, roo ceol 10 ba unkind,- Si.s-
scr Journal.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

A MAN who was brought up at one
Of the London police Offices, for assault
ing and nearly killing woman, excus-
ed himself by saying that he thought it
was his vie!
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

BURLINoroN, W., is in alarm over
a "wsman in black" who knocks down
policemen in her Tor his) nightly trav-
els. Her costume consists of dress,
black cloak, hood, and mans trousers.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

PROMINENT citizens of Boston have
signed an address TO the Kingof Italy,
expressing sympathy with his efforts
Tor Italian unity, and W shing him a
long and glorious reign.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

TEE Mexican Government has paid
Minister Nelson the full amount de-
handed by the United States Govern
ment for arms stolen from them and
sold to the authorities Of Matalnoras.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

TALK OF A New SOUTHERN STATE.
The Bristol Courier thinks that
GONE time in the. future new State
will be formed out of East Tennessee
aad Western North Carolina and
Southwest Virginia. For the present
il rather opposes the measure.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

WHITE p Recently white
,artri,ige was kiiiel on this farm nf WIN.
VI. II, Esq oftl'is town, near Ken
rtnn Bsing a-rHre curinsity Mr.B. has
had IL taxidermind, thetaxidernist de-
la ing 1t the first white bird OF the first
white hiId of the quail species h. had
ev,r en-, It is barely colo ell ON the
ack sufficient 10 show the notified ii9
ures If the feathers. There wei @. two
seem in the flock, cock and hen. tse
former escaping. It attracts great al
teption.-- Times.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

Tue Southern officers who have ca
listed in the service of the Vieeroy Of
Egypt are reported to be greatly dis
satisfied with their new position.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04
JonN R. s. BoNp. a present N!

john R. :. BOND. at present the
rorrietor of The Chiliicothe lO.i Ga
sstt., has bought and sold, edited and
ublished more newspapers than any
nan in tho West. His various jour-
nalistic undertakings number some
thirty during the last twenty years;
md, strange to say, he has made some'
thing on every one of them.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

MEssRs. STRAwBRInor 4 cLaTHTEH'
Dry Goods,j r. gilh ~ d Marker SITS
Philadelphia. are row offe in an i'm
mrnsp stock of MuSlihs, Sh etings e. i,
- all qualities and Width. wlIirh they
are rpfaif'Hg ut less III ~ current whole
sal, rates. .lso, Housekeeping Lu"n
On dis Please read Il cir Il iverlisem Mt
tchunge) in t.ii~ Issue.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

A GERMAN engineer has invented a
curious machine, by means ofwhich the
exact velocity of railroad can be as.
certained at any moment.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

EDWARD EARLE was chosen Mayor
Of Worcester Mass, at the special e,ec-
ton hyld on Monday, as successor to
the late Mayor Blake.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

WIN. ID. I.swpr Il O.. 'nte editors
md propc,eiors ~ On, Hufnh Friend.
Mllfra. Del. announce III IT, in'en'ip"
1T pull isl,ing tne natnss ~ tieir 'irlin
Iurnts. M Tire. r"'p civ" ainuunts tEe,
Il NOT mud MiIhiM-lhirty DAYS.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

II. G. DAVIS Dem was yesterday
elected United States Senator from
West Virginia to succeed Senator Will
ley tRsp.)
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

TIE Democratic members, whose
seats in the Louisiana Legislature were
contested, have been confirmed.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

THE impeachment trial of Gov. FOL
den was fromally commenced on Mon
day, Chief Justice Pearson presiding.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

A MAN in Saybrook, Conn.. lives on
farm that has been the home of his mn
csstors for over 200 years.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

The Empress Eugene has been invit-
ed by lady to lecture in the United
States.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04
sxxRs a. DELAwAHx.
saturda, Morning, J'r. q, 1871.

ASl communications fer tails paper
&c receive amy attention. nmst he nc
esuspanied by the writer's Propei
RaMe.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

The Present Duke of Wellington is
"a insignificant as his father was dis
tinguished.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

HILL ADMITTEp.-Joshua Hill has
at length been admitted to his seat as
Senator from Georgia.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

New York Sun reporters receive
The NEST kicks.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

WIN. TAYLOR, the Coroner of Phil
sdelphis, died in that city on Monday
evening.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

TIT Apaches are still Wandering the
whites in Arizona, and running of their
stock.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

The ls'@st sv'. ~ lAli.t sipSl
Frihhrase's thtt must im sold.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

= 'argrst sioux and greai ext variety
NJ children's shoes EVER offered to tho
prhic M this psni Sula iS now q slered
by Prlnross vt COST
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

AMANi in Baifi'nnr~ hundred IN Sms'
sex recrnil, seut 22D IT, Nav Yo, k tn
purehssa III o'r uii,sr'' TN 'n~v. ~
re".i,ed il r",nrn tn il a hoS of =.
u t.-Ssrved exsrtlv right.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

Bvs' hsavv Kip Be- Is. warranted I.
turn water, selling for cCsl vt Priin
rDMt's.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

4 Nrw lodge mo. III al knights nj
PythiHs was orgnnz,rl at Mi dlrtown
last Friday evening, all the niiin'rS ni
the Grand Ia tie i,ci;'g pIe-rnt. Some
q tie b st ci'iy, MS ha,ej ined.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

DEFECTIVE fues caused the des-
tructi,n of sixteen houses Iowa, during
January.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

THE Legislature of British Celum-
bia have accepted the proposals fer cor
federation with Canada.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

Country u archt hts N " nj n shoe
10 sell Hsain. ~enld lie we'll t. "ai 81
Primrose lefurs he closes cut his la <
stock.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

rID'cATI,N -1h' od Ful ow~ oi
Dt or de Vented tncir rev "a Thurs
'iAv All rm rn with prrrriais ana inn
pnsiug ceie.i uniSs.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04
!. ". rrmr-~~ is -.liirr ~ 4: 81.

p rSaus in ~sni of bargains should
c,II al j. II. Primrose'S.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

SHorKrSG AccrprNT.-A s;lNct ing 49,
81 70 tnccu > a. 4 o ira~ erv rfNTessrs
Hartman & r hren' Sch on Thursday
last about 10 o'"'o,t A vnunr n an. n
German. rnmed Edward Jni'us Swift.
IN "mn'avea IN he brewery siiDpof m
some ice. into vat rnniniring bsnt
| eighteen ircl'"s az beilin~ a'er. Where
lie '"ll IN sitting pasture. He callni
MT in his a-crv. and was rescued ~ y
W minutes h. I nrt urtil liz was g m
,le'elv o. nd fr..m his fact tn Tie waist
10 suffered tprr'hv until nine o'c'm.l,
in t''e pvsn'n" h~n 'cati, rali..v cd him
~ his sufarinv. Snit', wns al,ont ~
wears of are mud w"igh"d nhnnt 2no
non' d.. c rrrar W,a 'warl held AZ
innuast over The BODY Dciar IRE 81 Il
journal.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

FIRE--In & ard. on saturday III,
2Ist MI. ~ dwelli,g house helonc II
10 n. ii. Adams WAS hur 10 the ground
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

Primr's' il cl sns mt his sni'r
s'o"k 81 goods ri q 81. To prepare fl
IN wing, after ChristInas
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04
NEWS uf liE WEEK.

o'in has l.0li 1882 school children.
The Russinn army numbers 1857 ,G57
men.
Mackeral fishing employs 9, 2o2 vess cl
-l,57S more than last Year.
Gen Won Molike crnplrtsd his 5, ven.
tf-iiist War IN Octobcr last.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

CITrzEy.-Your arsiclo is too per-
.onal for publication in our columns.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

The citizens "f ratord are maxim,
cnnsidt ral,le eff ut in hrhalf eli III,
Georgsiown and Srafn,d r. r.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

THE T,'rTt.r CTphR MtGAZr~~ for
r dru"rv 10 ns rris" ID ,,nr.. ,s - nnrth.
- snownasn Its illustration. a.. ~
orb. Nr w,'l. VITO tauudA the
"nrnor ne rlv ak wears ayn I. q, VI,
.er h"se 'd''orahip il hos ~ ,iev, Il
snri' IN rr' iat,'" rau.n ~ ,.ircntnfinn
an~oun"cs iu This nu.rli,"r hi withl NV
NJ ~ the i"m ~nvpn + viz r who
have Fur rae'i 10 hen tho publishers.
NO ~ % irtn Z . Bnok Misunderstanding
hus,nnss and will still ,on,l + am, nm,
'is, '.'rhe g, Fcs val." wh;ri, do
voted 10 49, -nl S,,n i.v 6 .i,n,L E tsr
M n's. rho " ~. G. ~n,val Ma,razjas
wifhore f'e lie prh'ipked Nv y In IC
Niil"-. Chcnvo NJ. S,w.ll's f,rn,p,
NJ, 'n"r, md nli'ed NV Mrs r. ri'y
II"ntinw'on Mil''- who has heretofore
hoen Assorinip Ed.t;r.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

SMYRNA GRAIN NgAkgET.
January z, 1874.

A schwsrz's + CIV Y0ik Bazaar YOU can
"a Mget burg las. a. be Is &c Ling 90 below
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

This wonderful discovery is the re-
suit of several years. labor, research,
and experience, by the celebrated
Chemist, DR.. Bond. 1t is simple, re-
liable, and cheap, and will not corrode
steel or gold pens, having in its mix
turs nothing but two simple iugrcdi-
ents, when may be obtained in any
village Of the United States.
Receipts can be obtained by sending
oRe dollar to
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

= HwAR2 Ia s,iii Oft ring iudun~men.S
at his NsS York u zsnr, Commerce st.
below Main, oppo@,ls the Post Office.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-04

: HANLoN, the child-murdercr, was
hung in Philadelphia on Wedn .sday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-29
sls.os55O

We fully recommend the use Of cement mains
in the place of iron, as being more durable, and
costing only triAe more than one-har as much
as the latter
In the opinion of the board the main object to
be secured b. the introduction Of water, with
which the village as corporation has to de, is
the protection Of property in the village from FIRE
Its introduction for private purposes in our opin-
ion, partake, largely Of what should be accom-
plished By private enterprise. But we fully
agree that under the peculiarly favorable creum-
stances Tor It's introduction here, at so small q
cost in comparison with other towns that in the
view Of the facilities FOR extinguishing fires thu.
afforded alone. the village would be warranted il
expanding the greater part, If not the entire
amount necessary to secure their completion
and we have no doubt but that the amount Of
property saved from fire in this manner to-
gether with the reduced rates of insurance, which
would follow its introduction, would in the course
Of a few years, perhaps in the course of a few
months, amply repay the town for the expendi
ture
And further, We are convinced, that with prop
er prudence and foresight in the management o
the works, they would soon become selfsustain.
ing Including tie interest on the money expend
ed even when aHording water to consumers at
considerably reduced rates from those charged
under our present system, or rather want Of sys-
tenn.
We, therefore, recommend to the village, the
appointment of committee of three or more, t.
investigate further this subject, and obtain from
owners of mill privileges affected by these works
propositions and accurate estimates for the en-
tire cost Of the works, and report at some subs c
quent village meeting
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-29
Water Supply.

The following Is the report made by the board
Of Bailids, to the annual village meeting on the
subject of introducing a new supply Of water
into the village.
To the icgai rioters IF The Village of Montpelier
/ At the last annual village meeting the Bailiil-
were instructed 10 ascertain the probable expense
Of brnginga supply Of water into the village suli.
Gent for all purposes, and report at the next an
nual meeting. The result Of such investigation
Of the matter as they have so far made is here
with respectfully submitted.
Two sources from which to obtain the desired
supply have been suggcsted-one the large spring
on the "Snow" farm, and the other tho ponds in
Berlin, or the stream leading from the same. The
lormcr from such information as the bailiils were
able to obtain concerning it, appeared to them to
be inadequate to furnish a sulhciency Of water a,
all times for all purposes As private under
taking to provide water for household consump-
ton itappcarcd highly probable that It could be
made to pay to buy this SPRING and conduct wa
ter into town for distribution Bot, notwith-
standing the exceptionally large quantity Of wa
ter discharged by this spring, il did not seem to
your board that it would be wise to rely upon
il To furnish N rnU suppiv C,r ordinary uses
and. even in the dryest times A surplus sufficient
to rive us the best po.,ible protection ogaips,
fires. So far as the entire village is concerned
the latter appears TO be the most important con.
-dention. end therefore the one 10 be kent con.
stantly in mind ni such investigations as we were
directed to make,
An examination OF the source Of supply from
/ Berlin Pond discloses the following facts
Near the head Of BENJAMIN, Falls. distant
about one and one-bnlr miles from the outlet Of
I the pond. and nearly opposite the residence Of
/ Mr.. A. Doton. an opportunity is offered where
| by the outlay of a oomparatiyely slight sum. .
dam may be constructed. which would cover &c
the depth Of eight feet an area of about three
acres The reservoir thus formed would hold
10 53I. coo gallons of water. supply estimated T..
be equal to the entire demand Of the VILLAGE 70,
about thirty DAYS. This impoundinr reservoir i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-29
Boston Produce Market.
For The Week Ealiag Norem5cr %.


FOR ne Week ERdWg N9rcW5cr -.
brrrEH-Boceipt ior the week .i'' packages and
iol boxes against l2plokages and iul boxes fur
the corresponding week ast Year, receipts to-day -l
packages and boxes The market is firm Tor prime lots,
aad our quotations are Well sustained
We quote fine Lott Of fall -mado New York and Yer
mont uter 40 31plc choice Sew YORK. and Vermont 40
3lnlic fine darc- comprising fall and summer mako at
Inferior do at lnici bakers nt iuNici Western hut-
ter choice cradles, 40 24a and common uO at 4ule
per lh.
NHEEsg Receipts for the week t0i boxes and -cnsks
steady demand from the trade at previous raIcs
We quote fins New York and Vermont factory at "a "a
per DO. choice Ohio factory at o.. Ulic, with per
haps an occasional sale nt little higher price ir u
good factory sells at Ia Be- and choice dairy at l4D De-
and common cheese at zoe per lh
EGGs-Receipts Tor the week qua boxes iiI bills md
for today ln and 20 hhls. There IT. special
chang note and sales made az 3d3c per doI TOT
Northern and Eastern.
BEANs-Reccipts Tor the week lllG hhls. and to-day
light stock.
We quote at s20u3 per bush for choice hand picked
Northern pea beans, 81 D. for choice Eastern. t2l2a
2JJ for common Pea Beans sl.s5D-- iOr choice me
diums. and Sil2 for yellow eyes.
poULrRY-The market for Turkeys to-day is irner
and prices range from Gpl1c Tor good and choice birds
Chickens plenty and for the best prices range from
l3lDl6c aud for common lots from OUl2c. Ducks 2l6c
Geese i0aI2c
FHriT-Applcs remain firm Tor prime lots, although
there good deal Of soft fruit That is selling at low
rates We quote prime winter apples al jOiri 81 ne
] Dbl and common apples 90 81.
NEGErAuLts-putatocs contiuue zoo liberal receipt au
the market Is dull at G6ls per bush Tot prime Easter
hAY--The market remains firm, with no surplus O
prime hay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-29

NATERnURy.- The rhetorical exhibition Of the
students of the Waterbury graded school, was
held last Friday evening in the hall of the hotel
The long and varied programme was fully carried
out, with the exception Of" Music by the band !"
which had been expected, though not promised in
the bills. Several songs however, by some Of our
best singers, in great measure atoned for this
omission. The exhibition was decided success,
both in the general character of the performance,
as well as in attracting full house. Mr.. Phelps
the Principal of the school presided, andb gent
y discounging applause succeeded in keeping
the audience tolerably quiet and attentive during
the exercises, which continued for nearly four
hours. The exercises consisted of-6rst, prayer,
followed by declamations, recitatiOns, essays,
oations, dialogue, a cantata, The School
Festival" by thirteen scholars, charadc,
a." Washington" by six actors, and a yaledc.ory
by John Canredy, The whole number engaged
in the exhibition was iorty-Gye. OF course we
cannot giye1he names of those who did best, but
must content ourselves with saying that some ten
or dozen fully deserved particular notice Some
fine specimens of eocution, not often excelled, if
equalled by scholars of their age and opportuni-
ties, were given. OF the best speakers, we think
that fully one half were girls This applies to
single parts in the cantata and charado, where the
principal singers, speakers and actors, executed
their parts very credtably, including the execu-
ton on the organ.
The Reform school has commenced its removal to
the new building, and will soon leave the old
buildings entirely, and the removal of the latter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-29
Aaarke
'ft''s'apA'd Efprs"'yf g Waieemaa stat, Jou,n1i)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT cAMBRIpGE BRIGHTON,


A1ou'r or srq gl,,, A. M.A9srt',
5 5s.' y ss;i s.,. i ~ s8S s. '$ @!S 8
PRtcEs.--Bs,f Cafns-Ettra at and heavy premium
vSen, -" q 80 0i arst quality, $500 n s75 second
a ,on sou az third quality, $500 n sbs7 v
y iew choice single pairs, tii.5o $4,000. Bpns, &C.,
gorling of,a-ip0s2)ig pair, or according to their
value a. beet Handy Steers. fiO a. slt
Mnoa toef.-fnal' extra gn0d, tb16t 81, with NJ
without calves ~ may be agreed iarrow and ordina
stor,'.-YcaIngs, soem two.yoar. old. sWmoo,
UtW.N 1--we weight tipi' per DO. store cattle. Tex
an, iinlic y 10. Good, t06ic Light, tp5'c.
,sP iea L,H9 !. slg1 Il ~ ~ lo's ss'3 y
ssoi,' Wholesale oaor, retail ia6c Vn. rai
psai caitsf.-ti0U fft4uI " head
Hds'-Brlghton, flu cts.i country lots ga ave
Win wool on sl3latl75 each country lots dry So
sl1l Cafskins, lCUisc.
RrnARKs.--As usual, on Thanksgiving wock tho num-
Der VI cattle aud shc,paro sua poultry be- Toe orcr Cd
tho day. The cattle trade Bias boon dull ail the week
'he receipts me day ner closing our msi report prov
90 Brighton. some 2n OF the western remained uu. old
although dfutes offered 90 make almost reasonable
terms with buyers or $50 head of western cattle that
We noted the sales Oh mostly u smal lot' i wero sold
at on live weight at lc % 90 ,-s % at Dc, - at
i-c o. 90 tc, at llc Q1tIty considered uc SELLER.
claimed that sales would averaged Co. ic lcss fhln usi
weok 40 WATERFOWL to-day, Is. bow sold good oxen
7tu lbs. Csc, OF nJln. az on dressed weight fat
cow 3p0 lhs for ii5, J. sauin sold 90 s. Wgodhrdge
oxen 60 dfc.s 100 b 40 So dressed 900 lb. at gC
one uuli Tor sn2i or &C. enc COW COO lhs, Tor ti7
The sheep trade is about the same as last week. II
lgl Tight sleep az $50 per head. A. Fowler cold d.
sheep 40 dic, and 81 light sheep nc 4c. poultryti
great change n Tho weather RON Indian summer yese
Jay Co close approximation THIS morning 90 iern, hh
seut w prices Oh dressed poultry be- or more per M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-29

The few Indians scattered throughout
Pennsylvania have given $500 to aid Chica-
60.
The ex.king of Spain devotes most of his
time to making little images of saints out Of
wood. He is said to be an excellent wood.
carver and turner.
Mrs. Sarah j. Hale, editress of Cooley s
Lady's Book, is 81 years old, and still labors
constantly at the work which has employed
her for the past A years.
1t is allowable we believe, for bride
to change her silver wedding presents, if she
has too many duplicates Of an article, and
they do not happen to be marked. Good
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-29

CABor.--The Directors of the Portland 4 Og-
densburgh Railroad have located a Depot for the
benefit Of Cabot on Walden nights, about four
miles from Cabot village.
Arrangements have been made for Telegraph
wire from Cabot Depot at Walden nights to
Cabot village /; the posts are now being set, and
1t is expected that the line will be completed by
the 18th Of December next