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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-02
o. N. POND & CO.,

- TWo-SToRY DWELLING HOUSE
Tor SALE az corner Of Salon and Lynn Sta inquire
LII V 81, a; 1EV. BULLOCK, at Office Of Rice q
TOR SALE-Or would Exchange for other
Il Property. valuable modern built II USE con
tanning IS rooms bath rooms. closets, gas xtures and
iurnace sntaDe TOT one or TWO families The Lot
very desirable ccstion and having ne view from the
upper stories Never failing well Of pure water on the
premises Terms easy. For Information address
JOCK box iVpS WoreesseFP.o Q. div sp2s
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RaiIruaos.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


TRAINS LEAVE WORCESTER
FOR BoSTON-Express trains at 420 and 92S A. M.
and J4O and 9.55 p. m. Accommodation trains at
100 and 945 m, and LAO and 800 p. M Re urninR
leave Boston at co. 100, $50 (ex M, and $780, %
lex $50, $40 tex.l and % (ex.l p. M Sunday Mall
Train leaves Boston at $50 p M, and Worcester for
Boston at $50 a. m. (MOndayD
FOR BOSTON, via Groon Junction. at $50 and Ills a.
m. and 20 p Returning, leave Boston at rs and
llO0 a. M, and 400 D. M
FOR SPRINGFIELD at 6.35. ALBANY accom.) 800 and
l095, IN. York and Albany ex q. m, and AGO. IN Y
am A. ex 445 and l035 N. Y and A. ex) p. M New
York Sunday Mail Train at 1905 p. m. ReturDing,
,eave Springfield for Worcester, at 20O IT'S ll30 a. M
10, eA) 4OO and $40 (ex) p. IN. Sunday Mail II rs
FOR PROVIDENCE, at7.5O 1918, (ex.) ll9O M, 400
ana b50 m; Returning, leave Providence for Wor
Il 1es1er, a. I4O, II As a. M, LIS (ex.) and 4O5 M
on = ii = X q at $780, Ills a. M,
~ b m Returning, leave Fitchburg for Worcester
~ e.VV a. m 1880, $50 D. m. Leave Fitchburg for
70 EarSShnngham. Mansfield and Taunton, at 845 a. m
aIV ana 92V p M Leave Fitchburg tor Greenfield on
arrival OF the $50 and LIS trains from WOrces-
ter Leave Fitchburg for Winchendon, Keene Bellows
u6 aiis, az S5U a. M. LIS. 1885 p. m.
rOh NOhMlCH, at $3.50 $50 a. Sis. 100 (Ste amboat
y 20 n. York M Returning, leave Norwich for
special train from Webster to Worcester at 500 a. M
returning at 6.35 p. m. ~ WV " '
FOR NASHUA, at $50 lll5 n m Ao0n ~, No.hr.
tOr worcester, no q. me- 1900 m, 500 D M Sunday
train rom worcester at 800 r. M. arriving al Worces
ter on return at 800 D. m. " viva
FOR MANSFIELD AND TAUNTON, via Boston A.
Albany trains from Worcester leaving Framn CHAN al
l02O 2. m, Las and IS p. m.
FOR MILFORD, via birmingham, 100, 92ga NJ l a.
s.4o p ms via Woonsocket, 400 D. N
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r. o X N E w o X X
VIA PROVIDENCE.
EPTUNE LINEl''
The attention of shippers of freight to
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and all points
SO U II HI AND WEST,
hereby called to the superior facilities for speedy
transportation afforded by tine
PROVIDENCE 81 WORCESTER X. II
and
PROV. 81 N. YORK STEAMSHIP CO.'S
through their
EXPRESS FREIGHT
arrangement, by which merchandise leaving Worceste
BY daily express trains Providence and Worcester
karoad is delivered in New York early the succeeding
Shippers advised that freighng facilities by this
Line are positively uneXceled, and rates always as low
az ny any other No obstruction from ice by this Line
Ereght for the Sourn promptly forwarded by all
Ereght Way-biied direct from Worcester to all points
WEST at precisely same rate charged from New York
New York. - :"
All goods for points South of New York. should be con
River, New York. $500
For through bills Of adng and full particulars apply
to a. Il. QuACKENB0SS. Agent, p b w. II. R. Green
street, E. IL, Rockwell, Agent Providence or to A. G
hnnroe General Agent Brnley Hall. Worcester.
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SPLENDID 216-ACRE MILK AND

49, SPLEEN DID 216-ACRE MILK AND
E;ii FRUIT FARM FOR SALE-9 miles from Wor-
l cester miles from several churches, stores post
@offce &c, mile from school; very pleasantly
situated in first class ghborhood on man road;
land all of the very best quatywell fenced with stone
wall not acres of waste land on the place. so tons
and summer IS head of cattle; than wood and
timber enough for the pace 700 splendid apple trees
Nice Two Story House Of il rooms, and bath room
convenient for two families; painted, papered and
blinded, and in thorough repair every way.
One of the best Barns in Worcester county, 100 A.
MIX sold at the centre of the town. 4 of mile
from farm. This place Is really worth the attention
of any one wishing 10 purchase a farm on which TO
make money.
- A RARE CHANCE-A splendid 40.
H.;; Farm for 1000 less than the buildings arc
10 miles from Worcester, near large villages; land
level and free from stones, excellent for gardening pu-
poses; and fruit enough for the place Nice Two
oodban carriage house, &c. Price $500
~ FOR SALE-In South Worcester, at
Mill bargain II applied for soon, good Two rene-
Sli ment House of II and Store In first rate
condition. Price $1,000
o. FOR SALE-Near Dix st., first
&,i; rate Two tenement House, of rooms; thor
I'LL oughly built and convenient Price $500.
o. FOR SALE-6 miles from Worcester,
E,,; mile from church, store post office. &c, Farm
M Of By acres; IL acres in wood will keep head Of
-, cattle; good outage house Of rooms; barn, car
mage mousse granary, &c. Price only SLIGO
90 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
%.ii Farm. small Cottage House and acre of land,
I'LL convenient N,s e. to Grove street Wire Works
O. FOR SALE-Near the Dread, good
E;i.l new Two Tenement House, of IA rooms; city
Hi.l Maie e; plped for gas VIII exchange for good
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p. w. Jones.
RAY. HI mANnn

DANS 10 I'S 1ANDH,
Sired by (Jones,) Cassius NJ Clay Jr nv Cnss,uo ~
Clay, by Henry Clay, by Andrew jackson Nv Y1nn m
Bashaw, by the Imp. Arabian Grand Bashayy: dan ~
service Of the ABOVE Horses for the season unon the
ioloMlng terms CHAs: BAcKMAN, @IOO; BLAoK
STONE; ~ 1905 BROKEN LEG, $50; r. w Ions SS
Eay IN auVahe Mares not proving in foal can M
returned Tor another Marcel next Tree Of charge
risk. $50 N''uehvs AT owners
West Millbury, March "a, 1871. az:
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MrDitrnaI

This Medicine is exclusively a vegetable compound,
from the ocina articles Of the United States Pharma
copeia and such it confidently offered to the Medi
cal Profession and to the public generally
edy for the aforementioned diseases.
Of the many certificates which have received from
well known citizens and physicians attesting to the eff
cacy of the medicine, give only the following. to
prove the most skepeal that the remedy has real
merit;
WORCESTER, Oct. I'd, 1870
MEssRs. HOPKINS BROS: GENTs-I take pleasure
in communicating to You the results of my trial OF Dr.
BULLocK's NEPHRETICUM. for Chronic Infamma-
ton of the Kidneys. For years seri
ously afflicted, and used almost every medicine heard
OF, but without any satisfactory result The disease
continued, and actually became worse 1 heard OF
NEPHRETICUM tried it, but with little faith in its
curative power Now, after using several bottles
hardly able to express my gratitude tor the benefit
which have received. 1t is the best medicine 1
heard Of and I have recommended it oa number of my
friends; and shall continue commend it, for it is the
only MEDICINE that reached my case. Send me
three bottles possible for do not wish
to be without 1t.
Yours, respectfully,
ENoCH BANCROFT,
II Lincoln st.
This medicine prepared with the greatest care and
after years of studying the different diseases for which
it is claimed specific, and it is now offered to
the public with confidence safe and certain remedy
Tor such affections.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HOPKINS BROS, Sole Projectors,
Is d6ln l4l Westminster ST.. Providence. RI.
SCIENTIFIC AND POPULAR
~ MEDICAL WORKS ON
Nj MANHOOD, ANHOOD AND
NERVOUS DISEASES,
PUBLISHED BY THE
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BROWN, Is lie

Broken Leg,
YRS. OLD, BAY, 15 IL HANns
Sired by Rysdyks Hambletonian; dam bSS Mambrino
Paymaster, Jr., by Mambrino PaSmaster by Old Nam
brine, by imp. Messenger. - ''N ""Nn
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HOUSE LOT FOR SALE ON CEDAR
- ST, Apply to G, c. BALDWIN.
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~ FOR SALE-The residence of Hugh
R. Doherty Esq. situated Providence street. cor
ner of HARRISON one of the finest lots the street,
commanding a magnificent view Of the city. The
house is nicely arranged for two familiesls roomsr
nshed with Gas. Bath room, hot and cold water, water
Closets &c separate TO each tenement, thorough built
well furnished and every way desirable. 10000 feet Of
land &c will be sold at bargain, and sold within
few days L. A.ELY co.
apo diff
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~ FOR SALE-At the South End, near
;;i horse cars, on elevated ground New Two Tene-
BlIlI ment House. with modern improvements; neigh
borh .od first class very peasant loo ton
Price $780, L. A. ELY q co.
ap28
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G9s 9aiIg Spy: Galureser, GuesOag Momng Dlap 1871
Real estate.

Farm Of 200 acres-A Young Wood. .........S 5000.
Farm Of 100 acres = s miles nom Worcester. 100,
Rev. w Phipps' Place-lh acres, barn, fruit 1900.
Cash. l.. G. HOWARD.
Paxton, April 4, 1871. deop3w+ as
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The iron works at Pembroke, which have
been idle for several weeks for want of coal,
have been started up again.
Miss Fannie Cushman, formerly of Auburn,
committed suicide in New Gloucester Saturday
morning, while in a state of Temporary insanity
NJ. Crangle, clerk for Robert Burns, Eastport,
dropped dead in the latter's store on Saturday
of heart disease y
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- FOR SALF-Rare opportunity for in
E,i;iI vestmenti-An excellent Four Tenement French
EL!L Roof House, built by day work; convenient to
- business: good neiehbcrhood, &c; rents to nice
tenants, and will pay large per cent on the Investment
viii be sodow and on easy terms.
ap29 diff L. A. ELY & CO.
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- FOR SALE-In the vicinity of the
E;i; "oread," good style French Roof House, two
El.s tenements. Price S4700; t-rms-S3400 mortgage
=, pay able $3.50 per annum, balance cash.
ape diff l.. A. ELY d co.
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- FOR SALE-A Farm of 80 acres
h5;i; ofc holce land, 81 miles from Worcester,
lI and mile to depot, post ofice, stores churches,
&C.; will keep 4 cows and horse summer and
winter; IL acres of thrifty young wood, to 30
years growth; excellent orchard Of all varieties ofru;
superior Cottage House, nearly news rooms, painted.
papered and blinded; connects house to barn which
is 80 x4O cellar under the whole. The land is good
strong loomy soil well fenced and watered VIII be
sold at great bargain if ca led for soon. Apply to
u. +. PARMENTER d CO.,
Z Rrinley Hall Worresfar
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- FOR SALE-On Elm ST., q Fine
lii Residence. THWING 81 RICE.
.illI ais diff | Central EXCHANGE
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- FOR SALE-On North Ashland st.,
Ai good Cottage Houses rooms; city water; 5000
hBl feet Of land. Pnce S27O0
all diff L. A. ELY & co.
L. A. ELY & co.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
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a FOR SALE-On Pleasant street, very
4; pleasantly located-nce corner lot-a thorough
built good style 3-tenement French rooted house.
Price S5.s0O; terms reasonable.
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49, FOR SALE-On Bliss ST., 5 new
;;iI French Roof Houses, each containing Il commo
hflll dious rooms city water. gas &c. Lot 60 TO-
--1=A~Can be had low and on easy terms
all deoptf w. c. BARBOUR &c co.
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a. FOR SALE-A good Two Tenement
House on Laurel Hill, " rooms; city water; barn;
lll 1900 feet of land nice lot fine variety of fruit
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-07-04

ENOUND. Between Midllebury Village and
IL Allen Foote'S residence, Boring Machine.
The owner can have it ON paying Charge. Eli b.
Parker, Midlleburv.
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Stale News.

The bell for the new Congregational
church at Manchester will be the largest
in Vermont.
Leonard Sprague, farmer Of East
Randolph, committed suicide by hanging,
on Saturday the Oath inst. He was about
seventy-iive years Of age.
Recently at the Eagle Square Com
panys works, South SALISBURY, under
maple log fourteen feet long and eighteen
inches in diameter, the sou Of Mr.. George
Moore, aged about seven years, was found
crushed to death by having rolled upon
him, and lying across his neck and shout
dcrs.
STATE lNDEBTEDNEss.--On the first day
Of June, four hundred and fifty thousand
five hundred dollars of the State bonds
fell due. OF this amount 1881 800 have
been already redeemed, leaving $4,000
outstanding, which amount he has fully
provided for. The State taxes have been
paid so far fully as promptly as usual
and the taxes from the disafiected coun-
ties of Chittenden, Franklin and Grand
Isle, are as prompt as the average in their
payments.
RuTLAND.-The handsome salesrooms
Of Watson n Cady and Newman Weeks,
in the Opera House Block, through some
defect IN the water pipe arrangements
were overfowed Thursday morning.
Watson 4 Cadys stock of ready-mad
4 i Al 4
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G r a III 3 e e Il r g S
DRIED APPLES
AT VALLErrE'
w. III. WRIGHT,
DENTIST,
BRANDON. VT..
iiR RANDOM. vr..

Would call the attention of the Public to tAc
latest Improvement in the adhesion If Artificial
Teeth, by the use of the Fif,m Hr,,bic Edyt.-
With this Patent the Teeth will neither start nor
drop out while eating or speaking, neither will
any particles of food get under the plate, while
the edge being flexible it viii adapt itself to the
mouth 50 that anyone can cat at once without
trouble, Even with the fattest shaped mouth, the
patient hnds no difficulty, and the superior ,oa,-
tot with which these plates are worn is acknow-
lodged by all using them. Having lurcha,oi the
ti,oMre 'iyM Of this patent ior the town 81 Bian-
don and Of Addison County, | shall be pleased &C.
explain and exhibit thii Improvement ~ all VII,
may wish 10 examine it. All Ioutii operation.
performed in killul aud thotou. n n,rnner. .i.L
warranted. s.nG
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= y Cal II Il ntS

advertisements of four lines or less, in this
column, twenty-five cents each insertion. Every
additional line ten cents.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-07-04

Cotton picking III Texas commences 81
the lst Of July.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-07-04

4 UCTION.-Wil he sold at public auction, on
N the Railroad bridge, in this village Satur
day July IL, at o'clock p M, quantity of
Household Furniture, and other articles. Mrs. I.
y. Parker, Mddlcbury H,3w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-07-04

ITALIAN QUEEN BEES The subscriber Of
l fers for sale limited number oi Pure Italian
Queen Bees at low prices. j. 4. CRANE, Bird
port Vt. Fllwl
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In Press, To Appear abont August Isl.
iIM ERSD\'s,
SIN GING SCHOOL.

The above named book will contain about IA
page, and will lie hl,d with valuable material
for the use Of singing schools; namely, an Ele-
mentary Course, good variety of Secular Music,
aud II number of Church Tunes and Anthems.
Non prepare 10 f,ripe Mt Nmyiay S,h.,V Wr,-
cal ConrenfiOn, for .idranoed Nmycis' IN, oii-
fastened, ysaid Nmgng Seh11itor bclHHrsf
send stamp for specimen pages. S-.U0 per do.
OLIVER DlrSON a CO., Bo. ton.
c. II. plrSoN 90, New York. ll;ti
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WANTED Good Washed Wool, Tor which
w will pay ~ 10 90 cts. pr lb. Gnud nwa-hc'i
Wool, 81 cts per pound. Office at buitnph \
Miners store
G;tf L. u. TWl rGilELL.
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1t l. odd by all dealers in drugs and medicines
hennos Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Headache
lienncs Pam killing Magic oil cures Toothache
Rennc Pain Hing Magic oil cures Neuralgia
Rrmes Pain-h Hing Magic oil cures Cholera
Alorhus'
Rennes Pain killing Magic oil cure, Rheumn-
tism'
RENEE Pain killing Magic OH cures lamencss
henna's Pain killing Magic oil cures Skin Dis
tifcsi
some folks seem To- he proud of telling how
90 Lame their shuull,it AZ, uf "crirk in the
back Or. " have got the Sciatica - and de
light in Dragging that " nothing can cure me-
but when We get such awful folks" to use Il On
mes Pa'a- hMHg H~D Od faithfully we not only
cure their amencss and charm away their pains.
but We actually take all that kind of brag out
Of them and they frankly own up, and say, 1T
work. like q churn"
.B sod by Druggist, Merchant and Grocers
1t Is put up in three sizes, and called Trial
Size, MEDIUM size, and Large Family Size"
bottles.
W VI. isENNE n SONS. sole Projectors
and Manufacturers, pitlsfell, Mas. Sold by H.
a. 'heli"h ana case ~ Rider lH;ycow
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Deferred from last week J


SALIsBURy.-On the 18th ut. Mr..
Robert b. Thomas caught yearling bear
in trap, in the woods north Of Lake
Dunmore, and he saw two more near the
same place who escaped. lie hopes to
catch them soon as they are doing consil-
cradle damage in the vicinity. The one
he caught weighed 52 pounds Mr..
George Merriam on the 22d ult was pre-
cpitated to the ground from the roof of
his house by the breaking of the staging
on which he was standing. He was scri-
ousy injured and taken up in all insensi.
BILE condition. Mr.. Bell who was with
him, also fell and received dangerous in
juries to his spine and internally. The
house is n very high one.-Mr. Il. B.
Thomas was also the subject of an acct
dent on the ODD, being thrown from MS
wagon by the thills dropping suddenly
down. lie was not seriously hurt.-Sal-
isbury farmers complain of worm which
works mischief among their corn this
year Some of their land has been three
times planted to corn and finally plowed
up ana Flantcu 10 potatoes
FASHIONABLE WEDDING.-Th wedding
of Miss Lizzie Reed, daughter of Hon
Charles Reed of Montpelier and Col. j.
II. Lucia of Vergennes, was solemnized
at the former place on Tuesday evening
The cermony was performed at s o'clock
p. IN. in Christ church. the Rev. Dr.
Howard of Mortified officiating. A
little later in the evening the bridal party
received the congratulations of their
numerous friends at the residence of the
brides father. The large and brilliantly
lighted parlors deliberately festooned with
wreaths Of evergreen and garlands of
roses, were filled to overlooking with
guests, whose happy faces betokened real
enjoyment Of the festivities.
Not least among the attractions of the
occasion were the tables richly laden with
the wedding gifts. Chromos, paintings
and silver, the useful and the ornamental,
each had numerous representatives. One
gift among host of others elected special
comment. This was $500 fan from the
brides grandfather, Hon. Danl. Baldwin
1t was composed of fifty dollar green
backs.
Our friend, the Col. will please accept
our personal congratulations, and best
wishes that his future may be as full of
happiness, as the past Of his life has
been Of honorable work and attainment
and service to his country and the world
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Addison County.

-Weybridge is all quiet except now
and then fight among the sheep shear
ers.
Mr.. Josiah Kellogg, Of Fcrrisburgh,
has Just returned from Il prospecting tour
to Dakota Territory, where he has locat-
ed his war claim of 100 acres.
MIR. VIM. ID. Smith. Of Addison,
SHARED, within four hours, on Monday
forenoon of last week, twenty-five sheep,
and did the work thoroughly.
Dep. Sheriff Skiff sold at public auc-
ton on Friday week, at the Champlain
Arsenal. Ncrgcnnes, a quantity Of solid
shot-ovcr $1,000 lbs. weight, saddle
blankets, wagon, &C., the property Of
the L. s., under order of Col. j. V.
lIagner.
"A Wcybrdgc gentleman has a three
year old colt, "Peanut Shucks," which
already gives promise Of wonderful trot-
ting capacities His owner offers to trot
him against any three year old colt in
the county-wager, n quart ofpeanuts.
The saw mill in Rpton, owned by
Daniel and Harmon Burt was on the
night of the 10Th ult consumed by fire,
together with all the the machinery con-
tanned therein. The fire was accidental
and supposed to have arisen by heating
of the boxes in the machinery. 1t was
insured for 81 800.
ACCIDENT IN BRIsToL.-Wc understand
that young man by the name of Grover,
employed in the Durlee mills, at the
Notch, got his right arm caught in the
betting on Tuesday last, by which his
arm was torn off above the elbow, and
wrenchcd from its socket. The left arm
was also broken in two places.
The Addison Co., Baptist Associa-
ton met at Monkton, June 2Sth and Doth,
Rev. r. II. Archibald, chairman. An
nual sermon, by Rev. Geo. H. Parker;
! J O'Clock p. m, Conference and Prayer;
, o'clock letters from the churches 3
o'clock Sermon, by Rev. Mr. Hodge !;
Evening I - o'clock, conference and
prayer; 8 o'clock, Sermon, by Rev. T..
II. Archibald; Thursday 9 o'clock con-
ference and prayer 10 o'clock Sermon,
by Rev. Lyman Smith. The Association
closed with conference and prayer meet
ing . o'clock, m.
Mrs. Philo Jewett Of Weybrilge and
Mrs. SAKE, of st. Albans mother of John
G. SAKE, while coming from Bridport last
Wednesday, near Chester Pratt's, were
thrown from their carriage and
the former was seriously injured and
the latter considerably bruised and cut
about her face. The accident was caused
by the breaking of the hold back strap
and the running of the horse down the
steep hill. 1t is not thought that Mrs.
Jewett had any bones broken. The in-
juries seem rather to be internal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22
FINANCIAL ARD COMMERCIAL.

In the Ottawa money market there Is nothing
now to report There Is a fair demand for loans,
and the banks generally accommodate their
customers In Chicago and New York the
money market is reported quite easy for call and
short loans.
Gold is little higher. Tho government sale
Thursday was S2,0O0,00O. After the sale by the
government the price receded about 4 per cent,
and closed at III 15..
Government bonds sympathized with the
changes in gold, and the demand was unusually
good. The offerings are fair, as the recent ad-
vance has stimulated the desire 20 soil, but the
demand OF purchasers WAS equal 20 the offerings.
Ravens. Mchinlay & c.. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
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Gt,ayva rVrolcsaie Market.

as ftpOlttQ by NIb hI.lN, NDItsNU Icll UTOCCrs,
No. 10 La Sliie street.
Ottawa. April q, 1870.
To-day the weather looks like putting u stop
TO the planting and sowing of the farmers, but
we hope to see it come clear again, and still have
the fine weather OF the pas. two weeks then we
may look for an abundant harvest, crowded
barns and vcriio"lng grGnar,es. There Is but
little corn coming in, and most OF it being taken
by the Starch Factory at 47c. Warehouse r,ioes
are about 4jo. Oats is now Ace for 80 lbs,
which with the change in the number of pounds
TAKEN 30 instead of 80, MAKES the price abouJ as
good as before Potatoe, seem 50 have sttfened
up and bring AJa for very straight choice Peach
blows; 4Oc is the general price. Butter for a
day or two has been scaIce, and has brought
from 23 to 25c, but one good days supply would
again send it down 10 Is to 2O: SO we will not
change our quotations. Everything else remains
about as before. We quote as tollows