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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

The Subscriber offers for sale his Farm and Tlmberod
Lands In MddltseN, within three miles Of Montpelier
and within ouehat mile Of the river road running from
Montpelier to MiddleseN village
The Farm contains about iOl Of land 1875 of which
are under improvement consisting of good meadows and
pasture, the rest reH ihn0sred with good roads running
10 different parts.
The buildings consist Of one House convenient for two
families, Barn, Sheds, and other out-buildngs with
good cold, son, HsreraiHg Wa running TO tha house
and barn.
will sell ten tons of Hay one pair Oxen three Work
Horses, three Harnesses one Buggy Wagon job
Wagon two Carts, two sleighs, and all the Farming
Tools, together with Sheds Wagons Trucks Chains and
every thing needed TO carry extensive Laundering
Business.
On this farm, convenient to the buildings and within
oue-half mile Of the Railroad and side track largo
aud commodious STEAM SAW MILL. with sheds IN
storing lumber, and pond for floating logs
There II one thrty-hye HoTsepower Engine Flne.
Boiler p feet long, feet diameter two nes 10 inches
each, and chimney 90 feet high. Tho machinery n nm
nearly new, Is In good running order and consists OF one
Of Lane, Ptkn Brooks Improved Circnar Saw AIIlis
with Sett Works and Carrage hfty feet long, one Bur
lington Planer, one Jointing Saw Slab Saw and
one Butting Saw wrought iron shanings and iron pull
leys, complete for running said machinery.
j have $4,000 feet Of Dry Lumber ia the yard con.
sistng Of Spruce, Hsmlock and Hard Wood, which
will sell at bargain.
will sell the whole property together or the min
/ sspafaefst or the umbered Lands with the MILL III
ether case terms Of payment will he made easy.
In consequence Of disability, am oaHpeisi sHuend
bisHtss aud II parties prefer, Will lease the mill 81
! Possession given at once ifdesired.
This Is rare chance for making money, and any one
wishing 70 engage In the above business will do well h
ieek AsIs before purchasing elsewhere.
viii also sell one undivided half Of iOO Of tim
hered land situated In the central part OF Duxhury con
guous 70 good roads, and within four miles of the rail
road at Kdley's station Il. s. CAMP
Montpelier, VI, Feb. 9th, ISL Btf
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Pun PH.--An English recipe. Take a
deep, earthen dish lnyert cup in the cen.
ter. Place pums all around the cup until
the dish is heaping full, adding what sugar
you think best. Make a rather plain pastry.
Moisten the edge of the dish with little
water. Cut strip of pastry half an inch
wide and as thin or thick as you like. Place
all around the rim. Moisten this pastry with
your finger dipped in water, or. better, with
white Of egg. Now cover the whole with
the remaining pastry, trim around, and bake.
This pie is delicious, eaten cold with white
sugar and cream. In helping guests, do
not forget to give generous portion of the
juice,
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Adterti
VERMONT CENTRAL r. R. LINZ
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday, Jaiy q, 1871.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH ANN EsS,r


Leave Montpelier at st5 a. m, 2Qf q. m. ioo.,
Mail Train leaves Ogdensburgh a. go H. ny N.Y. q.
bans At g.20a. M connecting at White River Junct'ss
&C., at White River Junction With trains on the p
sumpsc Railroad at south Vernon for Springfield az
Day Express leaves Montreal At g.O1a ms, t,A.
at 1920 q m, Ogdensburgh at 20 o. M patishufa "
600 q. m, Mooers junction at lQl0a m st. Alhahs AZ
1910 p. m, arriving In Boston via. Lowell ~ iOnp W.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburgh NJ Lon ~
Pittsburgh BIS p. M, Mooers Junction $50 D. m M
i.m D. NJ, connecting al White River Jnnciiog q
Bellows Fails with trains for Boston ana Worco,,s,
SC, arriving at Boston NJ slOa. M. at South Vorn .
with trains for Springfield and New York arriving ~
New York at l2.pp. IN.
TRAINS ooiNG NORTH aND gEsr.
Leave Montpelier at a.2s a. ~, 500 a. w. 33l On.
Day Express leaves Boston via. Lowell at 500 4, d,
Troy al 30 uiy Rutland ut 2.l0 b. No.. for Buflnrto
81 hhans mnhueali Nc,l arrlNihE ~ Mnntfeal At 9H
p m, and OHiensburgh at isn a. M, making caune.
Mail Train Tor Burlington and st. Albans i,.,,
Boston VIA Lowell at 400 IN, wa Lawrence and p
burgat 40 a. m, springfield at 500 m Grouts o.,
nef at p a. m, south Vernon At 1000 o.. M, nelor
ing In st Albans at $50 q. ~, Montreal 1900 D. m
Trains leaving Boston via Ftchhurgh a. f3u o.. Co.,
and Springfield at 500 M, connect at White M1,
Junction with bay Express train.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 7.tb a. n
i.,,,siiI "a, az ~ a. mt huntington nt Fn mu ~ Al
uAh- ny ZOO p. M arriving boo ogdenshurrh NJ 1u % ID
I % N,Ent Express leaves 6routs Corner at 9Ol d. m
y ,, az 95 p M receiving passengers ta
y. M, Springfield $50 d. tn. Bellows Fails N Q0 IN b,
g,ehnee'lns WIN train over Cheshire Railroad, leav'r
bo.'on az 80 p ms connecting at White River Jun
lington 81. Alhans, Montreal 6e arririno In Mont,
a, s% a; M, f,a''ahurEh no a. n and Ia Ogi.'
Railway and Steamers Tor thu West ~ '''
Sleeping cars are attached 10 uight p....... o.
running between Montreal ana Bostap a,p al
and Springfield, and 81. A bans and rro-
Drawing Room Cars on Day Express Train. t
Montreal and Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and tho wo.to- a.. ,
the principal stations. u. MERRILL. sr.t s. %
st. Adams. July 20 1871
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III A l R

IA 4 II A
A lady writes About SIX months ago
my hair was coming out so badly that at
every dressing used to get handful, which,
not wishing to throw away, | laid by in box.
| have used two bottles of your Hair Tea,
and NOW ! do not get enough to tie the ends
of my braids, and have to 80 to the box for a
few hairs for that purpose. | think every
lady ought to know what remarkable Hair
preserver you make"
Dr. KrSsEpY's HAIR TIA, complete
Toilet Article to beautily aud invigorate the
Hair, is sold by Druggists everywhere at
sl.oO per bottle. 6S;ssecw
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BOOKSELLERS SUPPLIED.
T. A T. Il X r L Ill NG.
MAGAZINES, Periodicals.
SHEET Music, &c..

hound 300 all styles ufhnifaud 0 II Rou Iaikc, aod
CAR biniu--nlth Plain, Gilt or Mlrhci El-c.. and u
tuo most eli elnt uauuyr
Addre- ail ORDERS f9 D. CLARK
WIN Montpelier, 80.
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WESTERN ROUTE,
VIA.
Fares less Than Any Otler Route
DATENT WATER TUBINGl
InE rUREsT, CHEAPEST AND MOST urRABiE aI
CONDUCTOR ENowN

lni FuREsT, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE 400
CONDUCTOR ENowN.
Warranted 10 stand pressure Of 100 fti
iciH not bra rheR frozen.
1t will last as long the hole is kept fan % va
for the entire wood saturates with water-si ls n
ter saturated In " foot Of Tubing, two inches in Of
ster L. made Of the best selected and kiln-dre gm
from 10 ~ feet In length turned round. wound "
copper wire sunk In grooves boiled ia cua ar colne
ed with cast-iron coupling, made TO suit ANY po.u
tongued aud grooyed each side Of water clurse aha n
perfect satisfaction In overy as far heard ~
lings.
Costs Just one-half as much as o. load pipe same 1
a. Tubing and a greater saving 70 the purchaser
! Inch u inch Tubing Il called Tor.
PRICE or TUNING, Win COUPLINGS CONFLICT
Inch Tubing inch bore per rod, IN.
Sap Tubing. in bore, not tarrcd, and wound
cept In towns where 1t has not been nsedn such E.
one half on delivery, the balance when the luo'
lald or reasonable time 10 provo H. Always WAlis-
u has been tested eight years In dry graNelly sou
found perfectly sound IL is Tar preferable TO any Z,
conductor on the grounds Of IL Purity Chenl
strength, Ease Of Transportation, ae ~ fods p,
ION Of the smallest sire One man can iey ~ leli
DAY. Being snail u requires but marrow ul.ou
couple the three sizes together Win 10 eAuA ~
thus making a saving coupling the larger sizes Pr
smaller and getting more volume OF water Tor pre-
through the smaller Tubing for conveying oap
passes syery other conductor Sugar MAKER
we'll to try n.
In every case, in ordering, the pressure .loa
specified, the size Of the bore the number Oh
angles and elbows II wanted, Skipped whom uss,''
Address MOuLTON BROS. CO.. johnson
For Territory not included In the state oi NeiA
Address W. +, MOlLTONi Johnson w.
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A UCTION BILLS-Printed at the
IA JOURNAL OFFICE.
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MlEMCAN ND fORtlGN PATENTS
Il. n. EDDY.

'f'-'''-' 80 rev it'.
h. n. EDDY,
SOLICITOR or PATENTS
fuRISYryloNs rgAuE MARKS. or nEsisys.
NO. 20 State St., opposite Kilby ST.. Boston,
After on extensive practice Of upwards OF thirty
year,. continues 90 secure patents u the United States.
also iu Great Britain, France and other foreign couu-
tries. Caveats Specifications. Assignments, AMI 40
papers Zoe Patents executed reasonable tsrns with
Dispatch Researches made 90 determine the validity aud
utility o Patents uf Inventions, and gal and other ad-
vice rendered Zoo l matters tunchIuE the same. Copies
VT Che claims oi any patent furnished hy RENTING one
dollar. Assignments recorded Ina Washington.
No dgsury m no rHffi Sf4tes possssses tuf1r flridf,
for obilmHy flcRfs or afr'rtHuy fts pafHflhfg of m
ueuf0nf.
A necessity ~ journey 20 Washington % procure
patent and The usual great delay herc, arc Icro aved
Inventors
TESTIMONIALS
cessfti practitioners with whom hnye had Official Inter
course. CHARLES MASON, Con- r. OF pAtents"
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventor that they
more capable Oi putting their applications iu form 20
sreutc COG them au early and myomnlc consideration OF
thc Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE.
Late tomull.-I ouer OF Patents"
Mr. r. n EnuN has made for me over THIRTY up
pNc1ious Tor fHient-, having been Furcessut n amna
every ca-e. Such uumstakahle proof of great talru
and ability on Dis part, lead. me 10 recommend All ln
may Doe sue of having the mo.t faithful attention h,
slowed on their ea.o-. and a very reasonable fhar-ci
Boston. Jan. 8, l-'l zig
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Aeut Advertisements
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE lNSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1871
The Members VI the ykRNOST Mutual fiRE lssuR-
ANcK CoNPANf are hereby notified that the following
asscssments have been made by the Directors on ali
fnf arsa tha III 10

Making per cent. for the year
ending August ISL To be paid TO the Ircasurer az
HE oco ia Montpelier or before the 18th day OF DC
toher, ISL. .
Members will find IN the hands Of Agents Of the Com
pany a schedule showing the amount OF assessment du'
frOm eaeh respectively and they are particularly ue
sired H. see that their paid by that date
The assessments must he paid when due. Those wh'
TAIL thus 10 pay ought not 10 expect 20 he paid then
property IL destroyed by fire. little attention To NV
on the part Of the Members Of the Company At INC
proper time will save them expense and trouble. het
section sth Act OF Incorporation on your policy Whcl
j. T. TIT RsTON, Trsawrsr.
TRgAsUnER's OpFicE
Montpelier August 2lst, lsIl)
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Boston Bank Statement.
sT0N, Jan. 1.-THE Bank statement IL as fol-
Domestic m arkels.

CAMBRIDGE, Jan l7.-Cattle Market.-Beef Cat
tie, receipts 1870 head the small supply 10 owing to
the prevailing excitement in regard to the cattle dis
ease; with the precautions that have been taken It
is expected that in three weeks the disease will
extra at s.! 90 @ u SOL first quality $40 90 @ 10 80;
8. cond quality IS 30 q 50; third quality Sc 90 a
$50. Sheep and Lamfs-rsceipts io,s7a bead; prices
per cent. ID lo~er sales in lots at " 10 g 90
each; extra "a so q Z 90.
NEW YORK. Jan 17-6P M.-Cotton tc lower;
sales s7IS o b BAL Miadng gpands 15tc; Flour
tern 5 y q Is: Southern is q 8 80. Wheat If:
Spring 81 for new: No. q do rs q 10 for new;
Amber State 524; Winter Red and amber Western
lso cornasass 50 co. BUSH sos Mixed IVES W
Els pr S Do q s. LARD fishea
Whisky quiet: Western free IS q s:sc Rice arm;
Caroiina 81 q 73c sugar 6rmer; Muscova.io 9f g
s 5 + g. e r ccss ~: liz Ne q SSen
Molas.es easier New Dream 60 q 7oc: Naval Stores
Spirits Turpentne is steady at 4s g 4sc; Ro,n i
133 q 14c; refined 2i a &C. Tallow quiet at Il q &C.
rieights TO Liverpool hrmer; Cotton i'd; Flour IS;
Wheat 81 q GID.
CHICAGO. Jan. 17-Flour firm; Spring extra 12Jc
higher and quoted at 40 q 90. Whea, dull; No.
SP,nng Chicago e. Corn advanced g e.; No; 2
Mixed 90 @ sc: Oats active ana advanced &c; NO
Ga! 4Y,s; as@ aR9 saysessd g Il; Aa' 4
al IS g s6sc: Mess Pork easier at 20 Is q q 3d.
L'rd Il @ 14ic. Dressed Hogs quiet at oO. Cattle
dull at 8 50 q 90.
Receipts 900 bbls -four, %, 800 bush. corn 49,
600 bush. oats
shipmens-2eoo bSls. -four, 49, 900 bush. wheat, AS
| 900 bush. corn, 1000 bush. oats.
CINCINNATI, Jan. T.-Mess Pork 81 so. Bulk
| Meats IN moderate demand at &c. tor shoulders and
104 @ 1Oac lot tides Green Meats 7ic tr shoulders,
81 9sc tor sides and Il q 13c for MS Lard life.
Bacon IL g i2t for prime, 81 q l0c for shoulders
q &c tor clear rib and clear sides Live Hos in
| tive demand and higher at 49, Dressed Hogs 50.
Whiskey firm at 81 q So.
| TOLEDO, o., Jan. T.-Flour firm. Wheat ad-
vaneing; No. Wabash 35}. Corn advancing and
in iar demand; high Mixed SIC; low do $50.
| CHARLESTON, Jan. 17.-Cotton Quist Middna
| uplands 145c.
| SAVANNAH. Jan. T.-Cotton in good demand
Middliug uplands Hic.
| MOBILE, Jan. n.-Cotton quiet; Mlddling up
| lands 14Ac.
NEw URLEANs. Jan. 11.-Cotton buoyant: Mid.
ding uplands 45c. Lard frmsr at 123 a 13s and 14t
| "a 1i3c asked.
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The CAPITAL.
(Special Disnatch nv International Line.

Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
AUGUSTA, Jan. 17.-This afternoon nearly all
the Committees have been in session. The
| principal case before the Railroad Committee
was the petition for a charter from the Bangor
& Aroostook Railroad Co. Hon. Geo. X. Jew
EFT, President of the European s. North Amer
lean Railway Co, addressed the Committee.
showing conclusively that large amounts of
business are now drawn away from Maine to
the Dominion and Boston, that Maine indus
try should avail itself Of.
10 avail Maine people of this business, and
to insure the development of a country larger
and richer that Mass, there must be road
from some point on the line Of the E. & N. A,
hallroad that will tap Houlton by going
through it, thence northerly to Presque Isle
anu Fort Fairfield and the upper ST. John. 1t
now appears that a single charter will settle
satisfactorily a question that promised TO be
troublesome.
Thsre will be further hearing next Tues
day.
Thursday, the Goth inst, has been assigned
for hearing on the proposition for general
bill to authorize towns to aid manufacturing
enterprises, before the judiciary Commttee.-
It is said that the Law Committee are rather
hostile to the measure.
Rev. Samuel T. Dixie of Bath, was to-day
commissioned as County Supervisor for Saga
hoe County, in place of Rev. Daniel T. Potter
of Topsham, resigned.
The Board of L tucation is now in session,
all the members being present except three
The discussions are entirely of practical char
acter The Finance Committee to-day COM
peted an examination into the cost of the ed
ucational department. The items are as fol.
lows:-Co. Supervisors, $16,361; Institutes,
S3. s02; salaries of the Superintendent and |
clerk, including the travelling expenses of tho |
Superintendent, So 500; Printing, binding and |
postage, $3.771; total, S27.436; against the |
statements OF $4,000 and $4,000, as has been
stated. The expenditures exceeded the appro-
pration by only $780,
The long talked Of and anxiously awaited re-
port of the Paper Credit Commission will be |
made to the Legislature to. morrow,
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FAKIR OF VIsHNu celebrated perform
er, woo appeared here for ten lights 10 1864, is
land Music Hall formerly Dsering's) for six
nights commencing on "Wednesday of this
week W. copy be toll owing from the Vir-
ginia City Enterprise:
Tue Fakir Ut Vlsnuu performed one of The
mast successful and r+muu+rative engage
meots ever presented in ,hi- town, 10 his I Ne
OF business. The Opera House vas nightly
neutrality-suspicious. not even stapdi.g room
aoo the entertainments gave the mos,
toorougb satisfaction. We have seeu many
e'e,gbt Of hand PERFORMER from Herman dowu
10 Q arz, but NUT give orr most unquafi-d
prs'efe' &c to 'he Fakir of Vishnu who, in our
t""n, stands pre- .eminently rbovs bis col.
jsaapss, ''~'' N'' ''''
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Building Loan Mortgage
Notice Of Foreclosure and Sale,

WHEREAS, Henry A. Brown, OF the city
w Portland, 10 tue courty OF Cumberland. Z,
the twenty-ninth day OF July. 1851. bv his mortga
deed OF that date recorded IN the Regis nv or Dee
for said county, book 356 page a.. onveyed to "a
city Gel tain lot OF land ami the building, tbereI
situated en- the souiherly side OF Lincoln street
Brown BY NJ oses 6Onld by his deed dlted AuQu
l4th, 1876, and recorded in the REGISTRY OF Deeds
said county. book 341, page 14i, with horty In u
care the breach of the condition In said mortza
to sell aid premises at auction, and from the pr
cesds 10 pay the debt secured hereby. AID, wher
-, thu condition OF said mortgage deed has Be,
broken by said Brown;
This is to give notice that said house ami lot
be old at public auction on said premises. on t
twenty-fith day of January, 1871, at ten o'clock
In witness whereof, I. Henry w. He,sey, in b
halt OF said city. ss Treasurer thereof, by virtue
the authority given me In said decd, have hereuu
set my hand, amt give this notice this fourth day
January, 1871. II. W. HERSEY
inc, IL, 20-1W1std Treasurer OF Portland.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
FOR EIGN.
The War IN Europe.

France.
THE sPoILs AT LIE MANS.
LONDON, Jan. II. II 30 P. Mixing Will
liam telegraphs to Queen Augusta from Yer
sailles 10th that the number OF prisoners cap
tured in and since the battle of LIE Mans ia in
creased to fully 20 600, aud four locomotives
and 400 wagons are among the spolls.
AN ENGAGEMENT AT BRIARE
A despatch from Versailles says the German
detachment were attacked at Briare on the
14sh by a superior French force but succeeded
in escaping by cutting their way through the
ene0y's lines.
CHANzY's ARMY.
LOYAL, Jan. 1e.-Chanzy's army retreated in
excellent order aud reached new position on
the 14th. Fifty thousand French troops had
left Chetbourg to reinforce Chanzy and then
were to be sent at once to the front
THE PURSUIT OF cnANzY.
VERSAILLES, Jan 16.-Details of the pursuit
of UhaDzy state that on the 13Jb, when ten
miles west OF LIE Mans the French were driven
into dsorderly retreat with loss 10 the en-
gagement Of 400 prisoners. Camp Contie was
taken after firing few shots, but tfe large
stores of war material recently there have been
mont was occupied without notable resistance
aud there were 1000 prisoners taken.
Great Britain.
THE FRENCH WAR AND THE ALABAMA CLAIMS
LONDON, Jan. ia. M.-Mr. William E.
Foster in an address last evening to his con-
stituents at Bradford, abiding to the Franco
Prussian war, said at the outset his 81 mpafhIes
were with Germany in her resistance to inva-
sion by the French, and now they were with
France resisting invasion by the Germans. He
however deprecated the ASSUMPTION of any
by the people OF England and
any interference on the part of the English
in the struggle. In allusion to the
Alabama claims Mr.. Foster said he had good
reason to hope the new Minister from the Unit
ed States would be powerful agent in the re-
moval of the feeling OF arrangement which at
present divides the people of England and
America.
SURRENDER OF INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, Jan. 1.-THE Insureent General
Governor Trujello and Capt. Rod
lidguez, leaders of the Cieneaga insurgents
md six others surrendered yesterday. Rod
'idguez subsequently returned to bring 10 the
est of the insurgents This surrender finishes
he insur. ection in Cenaga and restores tram
Iuiity to the Colon district
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Fine Cloths, and Store Fixtures +.
Auction.

ON Friday, Jan 20th. at ten o'c'o'k a. m we .bi
~ sell at store No 90 Mi de strtet, occ upled
A. r. YORK. the eDife stock in said stor.. cons
ing OF Rr 'ad-Cloths TTicots. Doeskins. Chinchilh
French Coating Casino e, Vesting. Custom-oa
Clothing Trimmings &c. Al-0 one Ia &c Fr-n
Desk, CuGti g Table Counters.G.s fixtures. Stou
Sewing Iaclines Char.. &C TIL stock cfna
some 81 the finest Go lis ever off rel at anciion
class custom trade and Will be sold 10 lots, lar
part being In patterns.
Mr.. York conts pilates a change OF business, Al
all parties owing him al call al bis store aud 'et
this week. as alter that time all bills vi be lett
coll. ctiou.
ja1std FO BAILEY & co ,Auc'i onesrs
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ture have nominated Hon. Eredk T. Freling-
huysen for o. 8. Senator on the ninth ballot
The vote varied, for Frelinghuysen from 81 10
"a; Walsh II to 16.
Inc Polonai'e inhabitants of Alsace are to
be expelled from the province by order of the
Prussian government
Great -prepaT atioBs for defence are being
made at Strasbourg and munitions are being
collected. The cause of this activity is not ex,
planned.
A grand Prussian assault on the north side
of Paris is looked for if the ground is favorao Q
for the movement of troops.
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q O Nj M H RI IAL.

Receipts by Railroads and saeamboa a..
GRAND TRUNK kAIJwAY-199 cans milk, 652 bbls
-four. car potatoes, do shocks, do aths, do cop
2 do corn, do oats. do bars, do hogs 2 do fish
plates. do old iron, 2 sundies; shipments East
bills -four, car harlev, do sundries; shipments
to Europe, "a cars provisions.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-14 cases mdse, 356
bush. potatoes, 20 beams yarns, wheelbarrows. 70
cases carpets q muttons 4G bags spoos rs sun
dries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM POSTON.-150 dressed
hogs 100 bbs pork ~ do sugar. Is half chests tea 10
cases and 10 bales donestics 20 boiler tubes 100 hall
bbs lard 100 bbs. OIL 100 kegs. plates iron, bass
ooxe- rasi"s bls sheet ron 10 bags coffee sheets
copper 100 pkgs to order; tor Canada and up coun-
NV, hhd casa and Dbl hardware, boxes TIN,
3" casks lime, ~ bdls leather tons pig IRON rs bales
wool, bdls pals, so frhiis lard, sewing machnes
55 bars iron, 100 Ikgs TO order.
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NEW RAMPsHIRE,
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Jau. II Observation taken at 1P. M
Barometer % At; thei mometer 8 deg change
mious %; relative humidity 46 Wind N. W..
velocity Of wind Go miles per hour The clouds
passed of the mountains at 10 A. NJ; but re-
main+d in the valley eastward until late in the
Afternoon. AS they passed the Notch they
dissolved into vapor. The rain has lett us q
Casting of ice which makes walking rather
p ecarious, especially when as to day the wind
has been blowing Is miles per hour, aid tia,
in fearful gusts,
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BRIGGS PHO Remedies are success II.
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh