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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-16
RECEIVED WITH KINDNESS.
Foreign Items.

The stock operations in England for
1870, amounted to upwards Of three bill
lions OF dollars.
The total number Of French prisoners
and fugitive soldiers, in neighboring
States, is 1,034,000.
The total expenditures of the French
government for the last year, were four
hundred and eleven million dollars in
gold.
"A German writer, DIR. Hoppe, in Q
work on the state of morals in Berlin
says that of the 100000 Protestant inha
bitants of Berlin but 1900 are habitual
church-goers, and that of $4,000 inter.
ments but arr were accompanied by g
pastor. #
The Manchester Courier states tina,
the plethora of capital in Great Britain i;
at the present time exceedingly heavy, in
consequence of the payment of numerous
dividends of various kinds, amounting for
January, 1871, to over $9S,S5O,OO0.
During 1870, Ireland sent into the
ports of Great Britain as many as 202, Az
head of beef cattle and 460, 900 sheep, with
a continual drove of swine, and daily
supply of butter and eggs. Meanwhile
the Irish people remain in chronic state
of pauperizing starvation.
wIt is estimated that the new debt con-
tracted by France in the late war, and in
its settlement, will compel the people te
raise eighty millions more per annum
than they have ever done BEFORE More
over, BY the loss of Alsace and Lorraine
there will be shrinkage in revenue Il
the amount of eighteen millions.
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A NEW RAILROAD RoUTE.-A cores
pondent writing to the Montpelier jour.
nal, says that a road through Barre, Or
ange, Washington, Corinth, Vershire,
West Fairlee, Thetford and Norwich, and
form junction with the Passumpsic at
Pompanoosuc station, would be some five
miles less distance than the Gulf route,
and some ten miles less than the Central
road from Montpelier to White River
Junction and it is thought to be an
easier grade. The advantage to be gain.
ed, besides shorter and easier route. is
that the road would pass within one mile
of Barre granite quarry, very near the
copper mine of Corintb, and within one
and one-half miles Of the Vermont copper
mine. This mine pays eleven thousand
dollars per month for help, besides all ex-
penses of the company for iron, coal, ETC.,
and it would open large and wealthy
farming country, whose nearest depot is
from six to twenty miles distant.
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Political EcoNoMY.-The Vermont
Chronicle says: Patronize gyrating auc-
tioneer, who transgresses every law that
pertains to his business, by bringing bis
goods to town on the Sabbath, by selling
without State or town license, by endeav-
oring to dodge justice by sham attach
ments, &c. Load him over with $4,000
clean cash, (besides the three different
bonds for his appearance at Court, which
he has secured by deposit) and let him
leave with you auction goods that are a
delusion and snare, which you will new
er like when at home, and be ashamed Of
when abroad. Such economy keeps at
least ST 900 unpaid, which is due your
merchants, who warrant their goods as
represented, sell them at fair profit, and
in turn spend the profits in this communi-
ty, for the benefit Of society. How admi-
rable the principles Of those who have APP
proved of the late auction raid at Spring
field a1s3 ssea 4
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
LIME ROCK, Conn.,, Dec. 80, 1870.

LIME ROCK, Conn.,, Dec. oo, io1V.
DR.. VAN Remarkably Dear Sir:-Wben I
began your treatment many Of my friends had
40 hope Of my recovery, and nov they say 1t does
not seem possible that ! could be up 20 comfort,
able. One year ago, was 30 very poorly, ana
had not used your Inhaling fluids ana your
other remedies, I would have been dead long ago
After began your treai menf, rested content
ed for was almost confident 1t would cure me.
It has done wonders for me. Had DR. Bisseif
raised me up TO where I am now, he would have
not and now ! think he must feel somewhat
cnagrined after saying SO much against you and
your treatment. But am thankful did not
heed his words; that I had energy and will
enough to give your treatment TRIAL. We new
er shall regret doing 30. By the mercy OF God
and your 1nhaling Fluids my life has been spared.
Very truly yours MN. WHITE
Ny practice being confined 70 the Nose, Throat
and Lungs, co my remedies are specially design
ed for local application to those organs 1 refer
bv permieuion to the following patients who
have been treated By me with Inhaling Fluids !:
III Everett Russell, Counselor atlaw, 81 Wall
street, New York Mr.. 81. II. Williams, 2l5
East tifteenth street, New York; Mr.. G. q. Or.
se1, 252 West Seventeenth street, New York;
M. 8. D. sutton, 663 Broadway, New York j.
3, Van Nem, as Greenwich street, New York D
J.. W. Chase CASTLE, New York, ana many
Pstients treated BY Letter 1t their homes, y
answering Q list of some 80 questions, ~ 1nlca
the nature and extent Of the disease are fnoicat.
"a. Tor information, list Of que11ens. GG's az
dren "a: VAN aU1nkA,N ~! "
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immigration Statistics.

The Statistical Bureau OF the treasury
Department has republished IN pamphlet
ia valuable tables of immigration for the
ascal year closing June 80, 1870. Tine
whole number of immigrants reported is
3s7, 2V3, of which number 1862 were
males and 1881 females. Making a
small allowance for unreported cases, and
we find no difficulty in fixing the aggre-
cate increase of our population from this
s,urcs at 40Q, 900 during the last year.
On the voyage to this country 450 per-
cons died. OF the whole number arrived
256,354 are reported at New York, 49,
$50 at Huron, Mich, 33,028 at Boston,
l5,949 at San Francisco, Cal, II ,527 at
Baltimore. The largest contributing Eu-
sopean populations were Germany, send
ing 122,O49 emigrants; Great Britain,
l03,677 ireland, 5000 British North
America, 40,4l1; Norway and Sweden,
26, $50 China, l5,740s Denmark, 4,083;
France, 4,O07 Switzerland, 3,075; Italy,
1881. Cuba, 1898 Holland, 1,066,
md Belgium, 1902
OF the aggregate reported, 62, 342 males
and 1913, 354 females were without occu-
patton, being mostly children. OF 16,529,
the occupations are not stated. Of stated
occupations, $3.50 males and 100 females
we're farmers. In the "mechanical trades"
are found 1878 blacksmiths, AGA car
penters and ioiners, and l ,557 shoemakers.
Of the 'non mechanical trades" the larg
est items are 2,19O masons, 1870 tailors,
1873 weayers, 900 bakers, 727 butchers,
753 painters, sos seamstresses, 400 jewel
srs, &c. Professional callings were repre-
aented by 552 engineers, $50 musicians,
222 male and 27l female teachers, 285
5lergYmen, besides 10 "priests," and goo
artiots of all sorts.
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The following will give an idea Of the
business and enterprise Of our town. which
information is condensed from the city
papers, and shows conclusively that dur.
ing the past year we have advanced
| rapidly, both in population and business :
Assessed property. $14OOO,O00
Increase during the year, 100000
Bank capital, 100000
Exchange sold, 3OOO0,000
| Average deposits past year, 65,125,250
Number of buildings erected
past year 1850, at cost of 100000
Number of cattle shipped East
Cover three reads 166,5OO
Number slaughtered here, $4,000
Real estate transfers in city and vicin-
ity $3,42T, s4664; this added to the
amount Of sales 10y real estate agents in
this city in Kansas and other States,
amounting to 100000, makes our real
estate business amount to $6,5OO,00O.
Eleven miles of sidewalks have been
built, and fifteen miles more are under
way. Seven miles of streets have been
| graded.
Tons of freight received, 100000
Mali Houor produced, 24,O57
Cigars manufactured, 0,OoS,SoU
Tobacco manufactured, T437, 52l.92
Gas used, cubic feet, 10,60S, 465
Wholesale and retail trade, $4O.O0O,OOO
Manufactur ed products, 100000
Number of Texas cattle shipped to this
point during 1870, 100000 head.
Number of passengers on Railroad
passing through the city for 1870, 1,10C-
900.
While we give the above summary for
the year just ended, we are led, by most
conclusive reasons, to infer that the bust
ness of 1871 will exceed that of 1870 by
at least so per cent Real estate is in
good demand, and advancing. During
the month of January, 1871, the sales
reached 100000.
Pardon me for being so energetic in my
praise of Kansas City; but, if we can
Judge the future by the past, and all signs
indicate that we may, our city is to pro-
gress most rapidly in the next few years.
Manufactures are springing up as if by
magic. Capitalists are bringing hither
their means, preparatory to investing it
in real estate, manufactures, and business
OF various kinds.
Our Wholesale trade extends north as
far as Cameron; west to Colorado and
New Mexico, east to SedaliA, and south to
the Indian Nation. This large outside
trade, com bined with our local population
is cutting down our huge bluff, build
ing our marble fronts, business places, and
making Kansas City most emphatically
the Queen City of the West"
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Aettcr From Rev. X. q. johnson

WESTMINSTER, MAss.-Rev. r. G..
johnson, formerly of Wallingford, is
laboring with great success at this place.
He has recently been blessed with about
80 conversions from his field of labor.
The above, which, to me unsceountably
appeared in the Rutland HERALD on the
7th inst, demands word of notice lest it
leave false impression on the minds Of
those who may have read it.
There has indeed been very extensive
revival in this place, but it is not con-
fined to the Baptist Church. The Con-
gregationalist and Baptist Churches began
to hold union meetings on the first week
in January, and continued them for about
six weeks, with indications of good. a.
F. Durant, Esq, then came and spent
nearly three weeks with US. With his
labors the interest greatly increased.
During the series of meetings $50 came
forward for prayers, of them 80 give evil
dence of conversion, and still the work
progresses. To God let all praise be given.
r. G. JOHNSON.
WESTMINSTER, Mass, March 8.
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CUFFROY'S COD LIVER ORA.

" GEES.-Sugar-Coated Pills of Cod Liver
Extract. A perfect substitute for Cod Liver Oil.
A box, 60 dragees equal to ~ pints eod-liver
oil, Use. A box, 100 dragees equal TO pints cod
liver oil, sl.25. box, $40 dragees equal TO
pihts cod-liver oil, 500.
These aragees tSugsr-Coated Pills of Cod Liv-
er Extract, contain in concentrated FORM all the
medical virtues Of Cod Liver Oil. They are the
best remedy that can be used for Consumption,
in its first stages. Debility, Scrofula, Constipa-
ton and Nervous Diseases. Are not unpleasant
to take, never disagree with the stomach. Try
them.
This is the way physicians speak Of them:
PARIS, EDGAR Co., ILL.,, April 5, 1870.
GEETs-Plesse send at once to Rev. Samuel
Newell ID. D., Paris, H., two boxes of your ex-
cellent Cod Liver Dragees. They are the best
thing in the shape of medicine my father has ever
used. Yours,
w. Ii. NEWELL. II. ID.
To be had of Druggist generally aud OF the
wholesale agents for the u. 8,
M. WARD & CO,
late WARD, SoUTHERLASD * Co.,
$50 William Street. N. Y.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price. f2id&w4w
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BENNINGToN.-On Tuesday afternoon
Joseph Gilmore, who had been drinking
entered the billiard room kept by Albert
Norton and drew knife, chased two OF
three men around the room, and tipped
over the stove. Chief Of Police Wood and
assistant Reyes arrested him and placed
him in Jail. He subsequently broke ont
Of the lookup, but was again arrested.
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CARBOLIC TABLETS.
Prepared by DIR. WELLS.

The most important discovery of the age is
this wonderful healing and cleansing agent for
all diseases or weakness of the respiratory or
CANS, sore throat, sudden cold, hoaiseness. Ca
tarrh asthma, dryness IF the throat windpipe,
diseases of the lungs and for all irritation Of the
mucous membrane.
All vocalists and public speakers who speak
and sing without effort use these Tablets. Their
effect in clearing the voice is simply astonishing,
as can be shown by numerous certificates
DIR. WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS
act directly on the mucous membrane, and should
be promptly and freely taken in all exposure or
violent change of weather, as they equalze the
circulation of the blood and thus ward off all
tendency to colds and lung difficulty.
The pr"prietors would say, all frst-elass medi-
cines have heir limitations and they wonld
CATTTON the public against imposition
OhC I1oA> by having other medicines
thrust upon them in place of these admirable
Tablets JOHN q. KELLOGG, 81 Piatt street,
N. Y, sole agent. Sod by druggists. Price Is
cents box. feb2ldSwiv
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Town Officers.

WELLs.-Moderator, D. NJ. Hulett
Town Clerk, R. NJ. Lewis Selectmen,
J.H. Parks, Winslow Goodspeed, A.. O.
Grover Treasurer, w. Fl. Hull; Over.
seer of Poor, NJ. Francis !; Constable, Fl
W. Lewis; Listers, NJ. Francis, r. Lamb
Wallace Goodspeed ; Auditors, o. Spaul.
ding, o. r. Hopkins, R. Parks Trustee
of Surplus Fund. w. H. Hull Grand
Jurors, o. Spauldipg, r. Parks Town
Agent, d. M. Hulett Superintendent Of
Schools, ]. 8. Goodspeed.
Tax voted 45 cents on the dollar.
IRA.-Moderator, P. P. Clark Town
Clerk and Agent, Bradley Fish; Select.
men, Erwin Collins, P. P. Clark, John
Wetmore Treasurer, Justus Collins
Overseer of Poor, Lyman w. Fish 1st
Constable, Enoch G. Fish, jr.; Listers, l.
F. Mason, A. E. Day, A. Wetmore Audi.
tors, V. Carpenter, G. A. Perry, Amos
Wetmore; Fence Viewers, L. W. Day,
E. R. Rogers, James Anderson; Superin.
tendent of Schools, Rev. L. Kinney ;
Pound Keepers, E. G. Fish, jr., A. E. Day,
Julius Thornton; Town Grand Jurors, s.
Peck, L. F. Mason, John Wetmore.
Tax voted, 40 cents on the dollar.
Observation-Disclosures, Edwin M.
Horton Town Clerk and Treasurer,
Hiram F. Baird; Selectmen, Rufus K.
Baird, William Mullen, Henry Long ;
Cverseer of the Poor, William Mullen !;
Constables, J. Winslow, Walcott B. Wing;
Listers, Hiram Baird, Nnthan Hewett,
Lewis J. Winslow Auditors, M. l.. Dow,
r. W. Barnard, Edwin M. Horton Trus.
tee, Asa Collins; Town Grand Jurors,
M. L. Dow, Albert Wood Town Agent,
Patrick Mullen; Superintendent of
Schools, James M. Furman.
WEYBRIDG E-Moderator, S. S. Foote
To xn Clerk, J. A Child Treasurer, Isaac
Drake; Selectmen, A. D. Hayward, l..
Huntington, Samuel James Constable,
G. L. Harrington Lister, E. s. Wright,
J. W. Wright, L. B. Dodge; Auditors,
Chas. Sturdevant, J. F. Cotton, n. E.
Parkill; Trustees Public Money, John
Britell, Ira s. Wright, d. P. Sturdevant !;
Town Grand Juror, M. n. Baker Town
Agent, Philo Jewett; Superintendent of
Schools, L. c.. Partridge.
Voted to raise % per cent. on the
Grand Liat to defray current expenses.
MDDLEBURY. - Moderator, Ira w.
Clark; Town Clerk, James Mcdonald !;
Seloctmen, VIM. s. Goodrich, d. L. Boyes,
VIM. r. Remele Treasurer, James Nc
Donald; Constpble, Jacob Dewey: List
ers, James M. Slade, d. Z. Boyes, Caleb
Smith Auditors, james NJ. Slade, G. S.
Mcknight, f. Vallette Fence Viewers,
Ira w. Clark, JAS. III. Slade, c. r. Lang
worthy; Town Agent, John W. Stewart /;
Trustee of Surplus Fund, Calvin Hill +;
Town School Superintendent. James NJ.
Slade, Jr.
Voted 81 town tax of IS cents on the
dollar
Observation-Disclosures, Ira G. Bas.
con-; Town Clerk, Q. G. Rich; Select
men, H. W. Jones, L. G. Farnham, NJ.
Plat; Listers, +. A. Birchard, J. N.
North, A S. Jones Auditors, T. Brookins,
H. B. Wright, Z. Barnum; Superintend-
ent of Schools, I. Brookins Town Agent,
.. S. Jones Treasurer and Trustee of
School Fund, Gascu Rich; Collector and
Constable, James Forbes, Jr.
Support of the poor, $S0348; highways
and bridges, S11S00; incidental expenses,
$4,000
Voted a tax OF fifteen cents on the dol
lar of the Grand List to defray the ex-
penscs of the Town.
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The seasons.

SPRING.
spring am I, too soft Of hear
Much to speak ere depart,
Ask the summer tide to prove
The abundance of my love.
SUMNER
Summer looked for long am /,
Much shall change, or ere die
Prithee, take it not amiss,
Though weary thee with bliss.
AUTUMN
Laden Autumn, here stand,
Worn Of heart, and weak of hand; a
Say the word that sets me free;
Nought but rest seems good to me.
a.# . WINTER. r..
All shall Winter mend your cases
Set your teeth the wind to face;
Beat the snow, tread down the frost
All Is gained when all Is lost:
William Morris.
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NEW 7-3O GOLD LOAN
SAFE PROFITABLE, PERMANENT

jaw Cooke & 60 nIer far sale st per apd &c
crurd iDteresr he tI'st eUr'g-S- and Grant
Gold Bonds Of th- Nor'h-rn Pacific Railrned { O.
These binds sre secur-d, nrrt, ~ fr-f o ~
gag. on the r.iIroan i'seif Is rsllins-s s,rs and
ali equipments; stcond- b. q dTsf u 'fRsgs CT
it, eI.uire land grant. being more 'bsn t>en'y-
two thousand screr Ut iann &, each nj = o. ro-o
The bsrDds are free from Uniter iaies tss the
principal and in crest payahl- IN solo-She
principal at the end Of thirty .-srs. and rbe tn
tersst semi-anDualiy, at the r-te OF seven and
three-tenths per cent per spnuD-
They are issued IN denominations OF sloU $500,
81 900. s. 600 and 8 30. 600
The trustees unoer the mnrtgsge are M-ssrs.
Jay Coke, of Philadelphia, and J. tdg4r 1h"ul-
SON. President of the Peunsy lvsnia Centrel EGil-
These Northern Pacific $50 bonds will ct al
times before maturity, Re receivable ct ten PEI
cent. premium for si.l0i, in exchange fJr TIE
Compapy's lands at Their lowest ca-h price
In addition TO their absou'e fsfety, these bonds
yield an income larger, we believe, tbsp any o. b.
er firsf-ciass security. Persons holding pit+o
States 5-20's can, by converting them mo North
ern Pacifcs, increase their yearly Income one
third, and still have perfectly reliable invest
uent.
banker will supply these bonds In any oesrr-d
amount, spd OF any needed drnoninafion. Per
sons wishing 70 exchange stocks or o'ber ooDoE
for these, can do so Nth any Of orr agents, who
will low the highest current prIee for al mar
ketable securities.
Those living in localities remote from banks,
may send money. OF other boud-, directly 20 us
By express, and VIC will send back Northern Pa
cifc nouds at our own risk, and without cost 70
the investor. For further Information, pampo-
lets mana etc. call on or address the unoersIen-
ed. or any of the banks or BANKERS employ ID %
JAY COOKE co,
Finsneisi Agent.
Subscriptions received by
MORGAN, KEENE b MARVIN,
~ Wall st New York, Cen. Age3ts
LOCAL AeEr 8.
For sale by National Bank o. Rutland, &. v
Rowell, cashier; Baxter National Bank Geo Il
Bottum, cashier; butland County \ National Bank,
81. r. Field, ca,hier; Ca-tl. Ton National Bank,
7 M 1iuv. cashier: National Baut OF PouItrey,
Merritt Clark. cashier; Furt National Rank o.
FaIyhayen. s. w. Bal ey, Cashier; brandon Ma
ton Al Bank, u. c. Bascom, CASHIER; lint Ma
tional Bank Of Brandon, ID. q opeleDd, cashier;
first National Bank Of Orwell, Q. 4. Bush, cash
ier. fepfeoo@~'hO7
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SAsTD DDNEINGD.
Letter from President white

HE is CHARMED WITH THE COUNTRY
PEOPLE IN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION
SATISFACTORY INTERVIEW WITH BAEZ
THE FOUR EXPEDITIONS NO BEG
GARS-METHODISTS.
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WANTED-ASENTs, 1870 per day. to sell
w the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEW
INC MACHINE. Has the under-feed, makes
the lockstiteh" alike on both sides, and is fully
licensed. The best and cheapest family sewing
machine in the market Address JOHNSON,
CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis. Mo. Dfeb2ld&w4v
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
B" w O n DE K S
OF THE WORLD"

Over one thousand illustrations. The largest
best selling and most attracrIy- subscription boo.
ever published. One agent In Denver, Colorado
cold one hundred ccPie- in 4 days. one agent il
in Milwaukee sold 80 copies in half a day, q d !
large number from 20 10 50 copies Pr day. SEND
for Circular, with terms, at once. Address u. s
PUBLISHING co Al Rrnoms ST., N. Y.
feb2ldxw4w
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SUBSCRIPTIONS ftctlytu Oy
MORGAN, KEENE b MARVIN,
2% Wall st New York, Cen Agents
TILDEN LADIES SEMINARY

Summer Session begins April srd inste q Of
18th. as advertised in the Catalogue NO sP1'og
The few vacancies win be reserved for those
who first spply.
HIRAM oRCUTT, Principal.
March !, 1871, West Lebanon, N. e..
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Spring opened at Weathersfeld Cen.
ter With an Apron Festival Net gain
sixty dollars.
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THE MAGIC COMB will change any co'or-d
Il hair or beard TO permanent black or brown.
1t contains no poison. One comb sent by ms
for 81. DE- alers supplied at reduced rates. 40.
dress VIM. Patton, Treas Springfield, Macs.
Dmfd&v4w
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or 70 GOO DAY. DO YOU WANT
at or near home, to introduce our new strand
White Wire Clothes Lines to last forever. Don't
miss this chance. Sample free. Address Hud-
son River Wire Works, IS VIM st., N Y, or l6
Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill. m7d&w4w
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~ EN- ERAL AGENTS WANTED
" for Groesbecks Calculating Machine, rapid,
accurate, reliable, simple, easily operated, cheap
and beautiful, Giving instantaneous additions
or subtractions, ticking from one to five columns
of figures at a time, carrying and borrowing its
own tens, hundreds, &C., without the least
thought on the part of the operator. Address
ZEIGLER, MoCURDY CO,
Djan24d&w4w Springfield, Mass.
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Electing DR.. Sheldon by majority o
one hundred and five.
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EREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
Il We will send handsome prospectus Of our
New Illustrated Family Bible confaining over
200 fine Scripture illustrations 10 any book agent
tree Of charge. Address National Publishing Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. feb2ldSv4z
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Beu advertisements.
8 O'CLOCK.

THIS Is NO HUMBUS by sending IS cent?
i with age, height, color of eyes ann hair, you
will receive by return mail, correct p,cturr nj
your future husband or wife, with name and car.
of marriage. Address W. FOX, p % drawer,
No. "a, Fultonville, ". Y. Djanl4d& vi q
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TIL E A n &c Ia r.
rs A PURE BLACK TEA

with the Green Tea Flavor. Warranted to suit
all tastes. For sale everywhere. And for sale
wholesale only by the GREAT ATLANTIC q
PACIFIC TEA CO., Church street, New FORK.
P. o. Box $500. Send for Thea-Nectar Circular.
Dm7d&w4w
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-Geosgs W. Scott Of Montpelier, the
independent (temperance) candidate, has
been elected commissioner in Washington
county by large majority.