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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
WATERPROOF BoOt-SoleS.

If hot tar is applied to boot soles it will
make them waterproof Let it be as hot as
leather will bear without injury, applied with
a swab, and drying in the fire. The opera.
ton may be repeated two or three times dur.
ing the winter, if necessary 1t makes the
surface of the leather quite hard, so that il
wears longer, as well as keeps the water out
1t is good pau to provide boots for winter
during the summer and prepare the soles by
tarring, as they will then become, before they
are wanted to wear, almost as firm as horn
aud wear twice as long as those unpreparcd.
Ten years ago | met with direction in
the Country Gentleman, similar to the above,
and with some hesitation | concluded to have
it tried on the soles Of a pair of field boots
| by piece ofsupererogation pair Of thin-soed
morocco boots was tarred with the others, the
soles being saturated and the scanning too, all
round, including the lower rim of the morocco
all round the soles. As these boots are do
ing service yet, and have been much used
every summer during the ten years, men,
ton the fact because it furnishes what | then
wished for, namely, proof that the tar would
not burn or otherwise hurt the leather. The
soles remain like horn, aud have never reQuir.
ed any repair, and even the thin upper appar-
emily cracked in all directions from the first,
has never torn but little on one boot at the
bend on the outer side of the foot 1t has
been oiled about once each summer, but the
so!es received only the one thorough tarrng.
Boot soles will take the tar best after having
the grain worn off slightly. 1t soon dries in,
if exposed to the sun, and the odor, even of
gas tar, is quickly overcome by the all-con-
quering effects Of dry earth. A short walk
over iallow field will remove it completely,
and make it entirely unnecessary to initiate
the eastern custom of taking off the boots
at the house entrance unless there be some
other reason for it than frosh-tarred soles W.
Tyrone, Pa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
Feeding Mich Cows.

Alta late meeting Of the Lenox Mass.
Farmers Club, the subject for discussion was
the Dairy. We quote from a report Of the
discussion in the Berkshire Courier
Mr.. $. NJ. Cooper opened the discussion
and gave very interesting account Of his
method Of treating COWS, aud the results there
/ from. From FIVE COWS he had realized ninety
dollars per COW in one season. lie gave them
meal and good English hay. Mr. John But
Ter said he had had a good deal Of experience
with cows, and, so far as his experience went
that grade cows were better than any other
kind. Take tip-top care Of any cow he said,
and you would have a good one. His prac-
tice was to feed five times a day Ii was his
rule to let his cows 60 dry three months
thought that meal was the best to give the
COW, to get the best results Mr. Marshall
Butler advised not to give too much meal ;
he had known COWS to dry of two quarts
day by overlooking meal. Mr. Cornelius
Butler said that the Durhams were good for
milk, but the Ayrshires gave the richest milk.
lie endorsed his brothers opinion, with re-
gard to grades, and thought them best for
hih AuVuEut ItEulhi ulihluI NtIl tSHtutidlt
and had splendid success by feeding meal wet
with whey. his motto was to feed often. Mr.
j. NJ Cook 5 practice was to feed five times a
day thought the less noise while milking
the better knew OF a man in SheIburne who
fed his stock but twice day, and his cows
looked as well as those fed in this vicinity
five times a day the reason assigned was that
the man gathered his hay carly in the season.
Mr.. Dunning said he could save one-third
by cutting his hay had great faith in roots
which is quite evident to every one who
passes Mr.. DIS root farm Mr.. W. II.
Palmer had kept an account Of what four
cows produced Two Of his COWS were Of the
ordinary kind, yet he had realized in one sea.
son ninety.Sis dollars apiece from them He
thought COW had reached her highest point
Of cxcellency at seven years Of age good
pasture and good hay was his method Of
feeding,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
\ YER's CATHARTIC Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A LAXATIVE
MLlILlAL

ron Arr r-ur pr-pp,st,y nv r,,,.,rt,..
''' ALL "H iNIEFnniS2iISGro ' y ANAAIlFH
i-'i-'
Perhaps no one medicine BE- So universally required hy
everybody as cathnrlc nor was any ever before So u-
y,rs,it,. .l,.,tei int, ,,s,. Goa .,.,. ,.,,,,. i 49,
'' ' o" Wy '''"''' "H" "N''N'
aii classes as tis mild but efficient purgatyo PILL.
The obvious reason Is that 10 Is more reliable ana far
,.. s,.,. ID ,.i .i. .,. ~, rt,
''" ",' ''N''' '"o'o VINO INV q
tired know hat % cured themi those who have not,
know that It cures their neighbor and friends and ,iI
t,,g ,l,ot what q. l,,s ,, n i,s ,l,r,,. -
" t'" ""' 90 ''''7 '"''iu '"os '-tn"' t never
fails through any fault or neglect OF its composition.
We have Thousands upon Thousands of certificates OF
tt.ir r,.,,-t l .,,,.y ~ ,l D. t..n,.. .,.t. .
e'' ''"'' "'' oN'' W. ''' ''''"'"- Complaints OUT
such cures are known DO every neghborh0od, aud we
need not publish them Adaptel to All ares and couli.
ttt DO .it4. ..i b.,
' 80 " '''''''''7 "f'"'' N"''N'l nor
any ueletenous drug they may Doe taken with safety by
anybody Their sugar o1atips preserves tbefn ec,r
f-s.i, aud ,,,,to. tb.,, ,,io,s,.t - 80, .,n ~
F W. ''"', """e D1'n-
purely 'eSe'e no u"rm can arise nom 'heiruse 10 any
quantity
They operate by their powerful Influence on the inter-
nal vscera to purify the blood and stimulate II into
healthy acton-remoye the DISTINCTIONS of the stomach
l- No., t 4, - 80,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

1T Is said that if tree is felled while
in leaf and allowed to lie until the foliage
withers, the wood will be the soonest season.
cd, as the leaves will draw all the sap before
they die,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

The elliptic springs on most freight
wagons are two light, and often nearly close
with the load. Then the draft is positively
increased, and the load liable to injury
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

Three tablespoons pumpkin stewed and strain
ed do. sugar 3 crakers rolled fine. Fill
the bowl with milk and flour to taste,
This is sufficient for one pie. | use
round tin. Bake with an under crust only.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
Adtettts
VERMONT CENTRAL r. p =,
FALL ARRANGEMENr
Commanding Monday, October 90. is-,
TRAINS 0OfN0 goUTU avn 49,,

Leave Montpelier at ASA. M, 9QfnM
Mail Train leaves Ogdensburgh ID ~ .'l nh
bans A. 929e m connecting at White R9cr" jgg,
&C., OF White River Junction with trims m.'e.ae
sumpsc Railroad nt south Vernon Tor surln"e, l' Do.
Nov Noft OF CIRCUITS Corner Tor Now london eel
Day Express leaves Montreal at qo1nim ia
~ 1870 10. NJ ugdensnurgh nt $50 "a. m, Pafi'is a
gg9 a. m., Mooers Junction at 1910 O.. m, 81 Al,.aN
l2lO p. M. arriving n Boston via Lowell ~ imai
Night Express leaves Ordenshurgh al ts
fmttsnurgh jli p. TO-. MOocr's Junction o. O4 d. v,
Vehl at 1.'V p m.i ~ johns az poo y. M, st. AN.t
SIX p M connecting 90 Nhte River Juurtn
bellows Fails with trains Tor Boston ana Va
3ci arriving 90 Boston no $50 %. ms nc South n
Now York at 1880 y. m.
TRAINS GoiNG NORTH AFD NEST
Leave Montpelier at 300 q. No. son a. m., Oh.
bon p. in
uay Ixprcls leaves Boston via Lowell ataoo
Troy a. ll0a. n, Rutlnni ut 2iO p. m., Tor BurIIl
S. Alart. Montreal. 6c., arriving Boo Montreal
p n., nna oElonalufgh nt i.2i O.. M, making rss.
Mt Train ilr Burlington aud 81. Alban.
Boston via Lowell atluua. TO-, VIA taWrcuceant 4 Y
hureat iil %. ma. springfield 90 0l g. M Grout. \
ncr ht 9.l Do boo south Vernon at 1000 a. 3D.. Fl.
Falls ll15 o.. m., White River junction as D.. m ~.
Trains lowing boston VIA Fitehhurrh atm,
ana Springfield 90 r.ula no., connect nt White
Junction with nat Express train.
Accommodation Train lowe. Norfhccld AZ 7.t,a.
i'ullhnu on l.ll o.. nY Burlington go 9.un.m.. si +
Nlt.i Express leaves CIRCUITS Corner 900 Hui 3D. .
Co11e' ..l,, al p. m7 e ewing lelo ngou Or
ii Il' ltiell -Il D.. m. Bellows fallsfI sI .
M.ih train over Cheshire fllirond letr
H., ''n %. ..l p, no. connecting 90 Whi.e River y.
f.I "e,n lctglus Boston at 600 D. m lor hi
liN lon ~ Alnans Montreal &C.. arriving In NJ
.,-b p, 49,. ufsh lliO o.. m.. AMI in OrIr
Railway aud steamer. or trf V,, "''' "l'nl iia
p.N Ssis g'S attached 90 night Expires. T-,
auH Springfield, and 90. hlhans anti I'LL, ""N ~ .Ni'
a, N'N ti' "H l'A' tAprcss TrnIus fs.g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

PUMPKIS PHs.-Eds. Country Gentleman
Some months since your columns contained
request for recipe for pumpkin pie
Not having seen an answer to it, | send tn,
one which use, and which | will call
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

Aeut &dtertts
p o Y N T o rs

FURNACES, RANGES AND STOVES,
Thrty years experience IN Manufacturing these good
have given a stock superior to any In market Send
Tor circulars. RICHARDSON, BOYNTON a CO., 23i
Water Street, New York. giW
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

solicitor OF PATENTS,
FoR lSvruioSs TRADE uAuss. oa DESIGNS.


SOLICITOR or PATENTS.
FoR ISvEvuoSs TRADE vAuas. oa DESIGNS.
No. IS State St., opposite Kilby st., Boston.
Amer an extensive practice II upward. of thrt,
years continues 20 secure patents n the United states
also n Great Britain, France and other foreign coun.
tries caveats, Specifications, Assignments. aud alI
papers Tor Patents executed ON reasonable torius 81
espiiol, Researches made 10 determine The vadq nua
utility Of patents of Inventions and legal and other al
wee rendered n all matters touching tle same. Copc.
uf the claims of any patent furnished hv RENTING One
no dgcHcy 90 ne NH'ff Sf1t.f p0fstsrg superior fe.
f2r obtaining farHf ar gcfrlug ir rrfafabhfs of a.
tfufouf
AN necessity OF journey DO Washington % procure
patent uud One u.ual great delay there are here .a
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
Ireairl SIR. Eddy one Of tho most .rsti. ami se
efstff H1ctfIoncr with whom have bad uio ll inf f
course. CHARLES MASON. Conf OF Patents
81 have no hesitation 10 assuring inventors that ther
cannot employ man more competent and fruqfr0rf 1
more capable VI putting their applications u d m b.
secure Tor them an carly and favorable consideration at
the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner OF patonten
Alr H. II. EDDY Aas made for me over THIRTY ALI.
plcntons for Patents having been successful In almost
every case such unmistAkabe proof OF great talent
ana ability 90 Die part leads me % recommend Am IN
ventQr 20 apply 20 him 10 procure their patents as he,
may no sure OF having Ae most faithful attention bc.
slowed On their cases md at very reasonable chareas
Boston, Jan j, 1871. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

J. y y q * Vt % n l.
ln Post Office ordof-, checks. on drafts ON New York
wherever convenient 10 not then register the letters
containing money. Address
]. S. ENGLAND, Publisher,
ffly sun office, New York CIty
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

This one request my heart has made for me,
That when Pm tossed about as long as may be,
10 sleep beneath my ehildhoodis hyorite tree,
Whose branches used 10 he 20 thick and shady
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-04
ShiifsnofriGtcu.

Der Schooner rSoa Ri6aroIon," @apt. g.,
oea fam 8sitern pOn GbarIeiion 8. g.
bier an.
Der Sampf.r sqBm, &enneSD.' Gapitan
6aQett, ie9slte 9eitern bon bier ilbsr Norfolt,
8a., nod Bolton ab.
Ser S)ampfer geIaditorc," @opitdn 2Obss
lamb. lan8te anI Sonnta8e oon Baltimore In
SoftDn an.
Sie enatiIGe Sriss ,Taaarine," gapitan
earns1 BON gGinolOr In Neu : S1Dttlanb
nab Baltimore ausaelaufen , teBte am 30.
December bon @eppDrt, &b.7S, ibre Gabrt
fort.
Scr enslii&e 9rtimaT.r .Map 9unbas,"
Gapitdn Woulton brad am Is. St3embtr
bon Nsipport in Walss na9 Baltimore auf.
Sts Barrie pSobelaga," Gapit6n &i6aros
ION 8tn8 ont II. Seisrlbsr bon &iSerpool
bierbrr in see.
Sas s4iTt sNpteftone," Gapiidn SAINTS,
lan9te an 10. Se3smbtr bon Baltimore I'm
Serel an.
Sas S6iF pOttan Ybantom," Gapitan
6a5tetpn, iiad am IL. 9eaember bon Sortles
pool in @nalanO nod Baltimore In See.
Die beutIhe Battle v8rdiin &%nppbauien,s
ltef ON q. Se3smber bon Saltila, Geo., mad
Santa Grua aus.
Sn Gbarlsfton &c, fam por9eIterit bic
9ria9 rGoitb Sal" bon Baltimore an, uno
Der S4ooner pgtatcUta' ie9elte Don bort nod
Baltimore ab.
Der Sretmaftsr rSuian 6. J~ibgeralb.H
eapitdn Sronllsp bon Sabnnnab Geo,
t1ad Mtonteoioeo unteripsss tpuroe am n.
Wouerlbtr unter'm 5. @raOe n6rOliher Breite
uno "a. Graoe tosftli9Sr &dnse angttroffen.
8eitern fam bet Dampfer sSamss u.
&arp.. Gapit6n SaI BON Baltimore In
Wilninstor, re, an.
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Sl5.622.I57

e. EHt NJ IutOEEs1Of
geipnbers Hart BAT trr 1abadsbanpet ,lt-
ter ZEN pttpaleneen gerbdltnifen selitten.
Ger export I'm Sabre 1870 betru9 13,26I
SrbpTte tpenieer, ais i'm Sabre 1869; CO
purpen i'm 9auic pes Sdtres 3O,232 Srbpfte
daF9etlbrt, in ben 5 &dserRauierE iaiptslrte
man AZ, 644 SrbDfe.
Splseupe 8rtefe tpercen auf Rent
bieiieen Npltantts aus perlGtepenen llrfaden
surIf9epalten: &rnett, Ntrs. 1arY g.,
Baltimore; 8elt, garry G., Baltimore;
Burton, Mrs. S. S, Baltimore, nj. /;
!6plimah, Gdlper, Baltimore, Mr.; Sell,
bpts, Otis, $rcftnt; @arfs, @eprse, 9alti>
more, DO; SaYne & Sdrman, Snpp !Sta;
Baltimore pcitctiee, 464; 8., Baltimore
YpItDlfce; Gbatn, Wrs. GrneIine, lob, G.
ptnltr.; 3tu6, Mrs. Winnie, Mbannas g4ba.f.
Sbeatralifbe abenp~nnter.
baltu ngen.- Sett bent Mnlaufe, mel,
der Dor 4 pper 5 Sabren bon Der vGpnepr>
ria" genpmmen rpurre, etn reipeftaties beut,
iGes 5tealer bier Su f6afsn, welGsr aber
tetInntli1 mib8lldie, ihetnt man Is psrIdu>
fig dufseseben ~ baben, Gin reselmdbisss
peutlhPS Ebeater 3u srlnpen, Gtn 1rpit
TIr rteie 3uitdnee 1T bartn gu fuden, baB es
IN anperen Stdpten nt1t pil better nit Der
peutiGen 8iibne ausIifbt. Das Sntereife fir
snyd, ,nesrs,. Heinz simrrs Sic a;sbbohsrb;i H" wv
ra "H or h.y : ,,ns S;a,.ss". efsvt.pa'u. w,
fprmltG fir ben Minter praantlirt Al, baben.
Die %aeaenpdrtta bier perrpeilenpen 9ubs
nenfrdfte iinp i'm Stanse. mt Siiiie eini>
aer tid, tiaer S%il,ttanten fleinere Qultlpiele
unb SOFTEN redt aut an belehen. unp mer
ant Neuiabrslase int g6isenpaite unb am
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Nene SirmCn nno Jirma : arnbr.
TutlGett.

Wat. Cotton rno 3a4tor IbptIpn baten
III Nr. IL, Yam GEllot1As, inter Der ge3eth'
iiun9 &nt. Cotton & Sc. cine @runbbeliB.
&9eatur erDfnet,
- DE 6trrna Ttnf, @sSGerrY & 60. bat
fG aufgeIDii; S. g. Stnt unp S. u. Sic,
&berrp lesen tnceb has @eihdft u1ter Gr>
neuerun9 rer alten Sirma fort.
IS. s. 9tdnral une s.. o. 9e9rnan
fnb aus Fem @eiNdIle S. Q8. Giber & 60.
9etreten. 8. &. 8dnoal tsglnnt am alien
Ytase, Gbamesitr., Gin neue8 Weih1ft.
\. S Wprle trttt aus rem Gelhdfte o.
TaYtpr & 60.
Die Strma &pbert Wppre & gr. BAT
tih tn sSplge pes SOpes bon Gbs. 0tpcre aut>
selDft. SDbn nm Gbs. Soon @Upre treten
tn has 8el6Gft unp bebalten ben Namen eer
atien Sirna bet.
- Die Sirma s. 6. Strait g. So. Fat f6
tn Strait Il Wttpr petantert.
- S. Ganreiet, ien,, bat fetn Snterefe an
Der rgaltp. 8reperY" an 8uttelfelp & Co.,
Wbeetins, peraubert. Da5 @ti6dft wirp
pnier Der alten 6irr1a fertacftgt.
Die Strm1 SEQ. SRiain8er & Spbn
bat It'd aufgelpi't; eie 96. StiGtnser &
Shaunt lessen bas 3eiddft fgrt.
= Die Sirma SmaI & galD aett elm;
6. 8. Balb pideit pus @elAdft alb.
OIrd ben &Gp be5 Meles Stetner loft
tih bic Notwithstanding auf; Ter lber.
aebenee Yaftner feet OaS Seidaft tort.
samuel Gctlcns nnp s5cfepb &auf,
mann haben Gin acknowledgement In SIR. i,
Nore' Sacdftr, TINS Qeben ~1erufen.
Die Srnla 9ateribam & So. IDrt flo
ouT; ". N. 9aterf9am unh 6. S. Dunn
fesen bas 9jeihdft fort.
y. ShIpFer Seefer unb 3. gubanan
Rtefer iinb III ba8 @ei9ait Samuel 8eefer's
0etreten.
Die Sirma Moie5 Cohen & 60. Fat
lid aufsei6f't. &. unp g. Cohen unp q,
s.. Sppenbeim feBen bas Gjefhdft fort.
3 Die Sirnta Gpiler & @lecd Bort auf;
fas Geihaft miro BON 81. M. @ptaer, u. s.
Sdflcn unb q. s. Sntitb anter Der 9esetd.
Iun8 81. Or. Sptaer e. 60. fprtselest.
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Gmpfaue bes @rsbi1dofs Sen.
%d

.St2ouis. 2. San. = Gr5biiGoi Ben,
rid, lpsl4er Elm Sabrlang in Hom bsi'm 6fus
rIeniiden GonsiI mar, tpurbe aeTtern In Der
st. Sobns : Rirhe forreq empfanaen. Die
oeri4ieoenen fatbplii9sn &%sieaidafien, mebr,
oils 1000 perionen fart, paraoirten bnrda Bic
StraBen nit ibren Sanuern uno Mufts
@Drps. Die Qirbe mar hberftiat uno Saus
ienos fonnten feinen YlaB oarin finoen. va,
ter 6e8a1 bielt bic electromagnetic, auf ipelde
Der gr5bifbof etna Golgsnoes eripieoerte Dim
fbtltd isines Gattrstens I'M 6iumeniiden
Son3tl ppae sr MUIR fur3 bic peipsggriinoe ars
tabrtn, tpslGs ieine Sanolunasipeife besins
trd8t bdttsn. Or babe tpdbrsno Der 0erbanb.
lunSen anitsinsno oft ben 9roben 8oftris
men Der Rtrte ipiosripro9en; oiss sei@sb
a6er 1ur. ipstl oprtSrunOidB. aufgefeIt iuurs
ben. bic sr ii& nidt ettldren ionnit uitb feline
Sppofttton sntfano Gus mangelhaftem Der.
tdnonib oes ptrfliGsn @baratlsrs Der betref.
Der Grase mohte er iagsn, oas Die Woiipe
isinsr nntertpsrfane lsoislid in isiuem uas
eH9at!erliden @lauben an bic autoriidi Der
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GtaOt SaItiwlere.

Dns 9Greau bes &rtfa8>De~
ydrtements fur meteprrlpgtihe Secb'
ndtun9rn ipurDe Nrntag an Der Ode Ron
Scutt- un0 @aterirdee erphnet. Die nad-
ttebenbe SabeGe set9t zen Stdnb bes 8aro'
meters, Stermpfneters, bic &,Gtun9 re&
@inoes une pas Wetier I'm &%a9emetnen
wdtrcnb Ter SprSeiern NaAmitta8 4,37 be-
eubefen "a Sotunbrn:
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81rien= Veriht.

Die ~ssFriesn Bbrienoerfdufs tparen bier IoIstno.:
5000 o. st. 8. 2otr, l.. JOSH; 1900 Baltic. Sta ofit&i.
1890. 92h; 24e0 Do. DO. e2H: COCO yto. Ss9i. 1870.
SO; 5000 Do, BEL, 102; 1850 llar. u. GIN. Babuobl.
l.. 93R; 900 DO, l.. 93h 1000 o., VI. u. W. Babu.
oblis. IS; 1900 pa. Stal., reg. att, soy 10 DO.
DO, .5OA 76 ut. Baltimore. Ohip. Babu 1347S S
b., oo., lS5; 45C0 Drdu9e. 4lsr .Bahnpbl. 8. Ser, SO;
1000 DO 2. Get, "a; IL 77o Cob, N..D., lloA.
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Der Sdnfer0tt Der Seuers
OcrfiherunaEs 81 Tell find IL

u / y III 0 n D, 3. Sanuar.-0as BON Der
y1ome : Jeuerpsriiherun9s : GeIeaIdaft bon
yteu: 5apen fur ben @siGaftsbetrieb i'm rebate
Wirginien i'm Stats g 9aBont 9etnabte Sez
fight Don $4,000 1T nit Sel9las bele8i NOR.
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0Ibarp. s. Son. aIari RrbpVpinb; sbtr'
fupmeirr 2s.
buffalo, 8. San. - 9riibt; s%aooFpIno Sbtrs
mOnritr %.
G%Inclnnatt 8 GAM RIar; ErtFDino; Eber-
ulomftsr 10.
GICOCIGnb, s, SON. 3rilbs SptThuinb; 3bers
%n,oItttr 70.
StfrOtt, 5. San. - Star; sep.FtptnOi Sbtr'
norteltr %.
snOianapults, 3.3an.-Srabti WsFhpinO; 9btr'
~lnoreier 2S.
RObeIer, 8. Gan. -sweHpino; thermometer q.
ct. GoutB, 5. San. - Glari SpettptH0; &bsr'
flnuteter 80,
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Sins GOIprdSD.

9tnOer, 2. Sanuar.- DIE &e9terunes'
Gommi6are 5ur YrIiuna Der 8srbdltHiie Der
.Benpsr. Yaciiic's uno sRaniassS 0hnen3 itno
Samitngs bier ansetommen.
Die Sransattionsn oes BunOess9anosam ts
In oieier Staot umFubten i'm SABRE 1870
274,5l7 Hdsr &ano.
Sie yRenuer Baeifte : 4abnH III In ie@s
Wonaten uno is9s Saasn OOlenoet pproen
unO bot bisbtr elite 6raht BON 72,OO0,60
Eonr.n bti6r0trt.
8is ,Ranias.g arifics Babn" lit In pier Mo-
naten uno IL Saeen polenost pDrben un0 bat
bisber 17,4l0, l2l Yfunb GrG9t bef0rOert.
an @oIo Ino SiIber tuuroen i'm SABRE
1870 BON bier O~srianot fur fanf Wtatonsn
Dollars.
Ste @rnbtss, Ssrsnsrtss uuo Sep6lterunsss
| 5totiait 10 pie hbetbaupt bic Statiitit Ger
Reioureen Oes 2an0es Seiet cine grOBere gu
nabme, als cine i0l6e ie in siHem Der frttbes
rem Sabre lett Der Withholding nes Esrrtto"
RUINS trfolgte.
Sas atetter III marin uno isbr an9enebm.
Der bsuti9s Gag uire augemsin ais 6stsrs
laa QgfeierI.
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&lepelano, SL,3 Sanuar.-Eer 6o6z
ofcn. oas Sa9trbaus uno anosres gi9entbum
Der sg8erli&sn Giisnbabn.@ ompnguie@ in
Sbaron, pa, bronnte heute Wa&mitioa ab.
Der S1aoen b,trdst SOS. 900. Sie S6be Der
8srft4srun8 1T unbstannt. Sas Jsusr
brennf nodb.
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Wus

Dover, 3, Sanuar. - Die Gs9lslatur
pdblt. oi. IolaeHosH 8eamtsn: nls Sprt6.r
beg S.natsG 6artes Cooling BON Rems&aftle;
ats @lert Samts U. Wtitbta BON Sent, ais
GudIior, Ssnrp Stiomors aus Suitr; i'm
0auIe ais Spre@er Sentll Is. 8isqs aus Rem.
GaFlt; uIs GIerf SpbH y. Ysnnin9ton aus
Sent; aIs GaRTor, ). .. gSiHgats aus SUI
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aus Buffalo. -0erbaftune ipeaen
Sranbfttftnra.

y q o. 3. Sahuar. = JIaat Nleran=
Der. elm <ioerbdnoler In Waine|tr., ipuroe
untsr Der Sei9aloi8una. isiuen 2absn beute
Wtprgen IN erano 8eitedt au baben, orrbaitst.
Sie 8sritherun9 betrd8t $500. Der S9aoen
$500. Die Office bss sGparisr" tuuroe our
6Dbe BON $1,000 bejGG0iot.
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SeIegrapbiiGe Sepeidem.
CoaiStst fir tsn ygtutiasn eurrsponasatsa.- .
Mutb unb GntfaipGenhsit elmer

H%uffato, N..Y. 81. Sea. I'm Wsibs
aa9ts, Abtro peribIeH bsttuntene irldnoji1e
~rbeittr Der ,Sufate=B aibiHatonsr Giitns
babn. gtetfis I'M Sorfe qoaano. Ser irldns
oti4e pbbsI fam stua snan5ig Wann tart
mad paMl's Eaba8ie. Sie arbtttsr battsn
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Der SanSet ppn 81lttmpre.-
Der SmpUrt" unr @rpprtbanpel unterer Staht
1T purA ben Gfte9 5ptIfen Deutihlanb unp
SranireiA bereutenp affStrt rCrpen; rerfelbe
mar gerare ettra$ II SAwun9e unb perfpraf,
ale fruberen Sabre in zen Sbatten itrlen su
ppQen, ais Der &fte9 dusbrab unp duberit
itbrenp auf pen'elben eintpirfte. Die 3unabme
Der Gtn90n9sSpQe int tSafen bpn Baltimore
bCtrug I'M Sabre 1870 nur 81, 105, 589 SO;
i'm 0ertdltmlde gu her Gtnfubr pabrenp Der
eriteE ieds WlpnaEe peS Sabres muBtrlie mebr,
ais tpppelt 70 pieI tetrd8en, Spl9entes 1T
bic peraleidenre Isabelle;