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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-08
NORWICH LINE,

Inc STEAMBOAT EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN
WIN ieSye Worcester daily. Sundays excepee at 40 p
tne NoCw y and New York Transp ortaon Company
CITY OF NEW YORK,
CITY OF LAWRENCE or
CITY OF NEW LONDON
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- FOR SALE-In Grafton, Farm azase
Viii of 20 acres of superior land mile from the SSs
ti.l centre 2-sto ry 2tenement House, barn, &cI-
- Price $500 L. A. ELY AZ 60.
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49, FOR SALE-About 200 feet from
Ei. Main ST., near the Dread. nice new French Roof
ILL tenement House, nicely fnished very pleasant
lani. L 4 EIY a 20 "
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been built four years in perfect order throughout OK
celent neigborhood; cemented cellars Furnace Beth
loom. &c; sewer entered. &C.; lot 50 X H. nicely
fenced walks laid; stocked with fruit trees &c >. IN
every respect very DESIRABLE ESTATE. VIII be offered
for few days for
$7,5OO-TERMS EASY.
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Y. g. Gin t. Cos Column.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS,
INVOLVEMENT HOUSE.

o. FOR SALES minutes walk from
R5,,. city Hall minutes walk from Main ST.. west
ae4isl very desirable
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GBe 9ap spp: aalnaster, sonoap aoming pril S. 1872
Heal C5state.
FOR SALE
FRENCu Rour uoUsr.

Il rooms; water closets. connected with sewer gas
piped and slated has all modern imprOv emenis fruit
trees 560 feet land; situated Dix ST. near Harvard
minutes walk from Nam ST. For particular inquire Of
apo dlmf NJ. BAGLEH. IS Dix st.
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nNfuOIu has FkttHtlN UteIl uNllE ND It's police
quarters at a cost Of $4,000.
At the Theatre Comique in New Haven the
managers attract crowd by giving away
hams.
The Franklin telegraph company has estab-
llshed an office in the post office at Fair
Haven.
A man named William Bell who had been
earousing and drinking 10 New Haven saloon
on wednesday evening, became eraZed with
hrhk, rushed out into the street, and running
upon the Chapel street bridge, jumped over
upon car standing upon the track below ana
then to the ground In doing this he received
such INJURIES that he had 10 be cared dor and
sent to the hospital "'N
Engene u. Fisk, the democratic candidate far
s S, ~ artioId county, has sued the Hart.
lotu Souraht ior lOel and thinks that the Conr.
ant charging him with being drunk dar,s,'iI
ms CHARACTER slOOOO. The papers were served
on tne o0ufant publishers Tuesday, and NOV
furnished bonds on Wednesday. '-'' ''''
The Palladium saws :-"1he no,,t h,;idi,,,
erected on the college grounds viii nrohai1, \,
the Peabody museum 1t will extend from ~
art gallery along Chapel toward College st, e,
Tbs amount given by Mr.. Peabody for ~
bull0ing was sl5O,OO0. Some additions have
been faade 10 the fund, and when II reache
S2JO,0O0 work will be commenced on the buiid
ing.
The negro Clark, WHO murderouslv assaulte
Ms overseer, Mr.. VIM. Warner, at the Ne,
Haven almshouse Thursday and escaped, wa
fecdpLufeb Tue same DAY III MuiOfQ DY Eharlt
DOty and Peter Hepburn, residents ofthat tow
He fought hard, but was finally overcome o
being taken 10 New Haven he said TO a repoftC
who interviewed him that he was from New OF
leans, and had not been in New Haven long. II
M1s formerly slave on the plantation of Isaa
DAVIS, cousin Of JEFF Davis He struck NJ
warner simply 10 get away and escape He Dor
nun no hafd feelings but tie cOl0red man had "a
10 ss 5is ior freedom, and he had struck for lis
ile uiu nor mean 70 kill Mr. Warner only 10 III
Jnls mn AZ, - that he could not stop bis runnn
away DIT. Warner had always been kind 10 Mn
angry with the city authorities lor sendin,r H.
70 The poor house Mr.. Warner caut,a1 ,,d'
siDiy survive. He is tweni y-seyen years old m,
married. but has no children.
Bridgeport has promising boy.burqlar n
broke into house few DAYS 400 ana N a
rect suspicion IN another quarter, be put al
mans pair Of boots, raised a window mai
might appear The entrance had been efiected F,
that way, and dropped note IN the hall. pu
porting 70 have been written In New Yorf.
which the wfller said he would stop az Bride
gori and 80 through Joness house. The rnl
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NO. 2 BRINLEY HALL.
ID. II. PARM ENTER 4 co.

~. FOR SALE-A 2-story 2-tene- szss,
Xii ment French Roof House. IA well finished stss
El!l rooms, painted, papcred and blinded good -
Lot and in good ncighbOrhOud within five min.
utcs walk OF City Hail
D. + PARAlENTER & co.
mh22 du 2 BrnleV Hall Worcester
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-. FOR SALE-Good Building Lot on
hii;i Ellsworth st. For particulars apply at No 10
~ Ellsworth St. or to l.. 4. ELY & co.
~fa ap6 diff
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ST. Adams is to introduce a supply of water
at an expense Of S15O,000.
- Deacon S. II 0. Bosworlh Of Berlin recently
sold part of diseased hog in Montpelier. and
those WHO ate Of it were made very sick. Bos-
worth has been arrested and placed under $1,000
bonds for trial before the county court.
Miss Atwood of Lincoln has sued L. ]
Hewett of Warren for breach of premise, and
claims SO 900 damages. Mr.. II. is rich, and
was recently married TO a Miss johnson of Lin
coin
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L. A. ELY co.
- FOR E-Seven-tenement House
iii; near Main street-thirty-four good rooms; will
ll Pay large per cent. investment Price sill 500
30 Terms easy. -. L. A. ELY 81 co.
- FOR SALE-A Farm of 46 Acres.
rooms, painted and blinded; plenty Of fut; Keen
Tour head Of stock the year through; buildings all
IN good good order running water to house and barn.
- FOR SALE Farm of AZ IL Acres.
Ri three miles from City Han; house of seven rooms
Hsl.,L barn with cellar; buildings in good condition.
The farm is well watered keeps head Of stock;
frlee $500. L. A. ELY & co.
49, FOR SALE-Farm. of 20 Acres, in
Ei Boylston Centre; superior land, moved by ma
sl chine; keep head Of Stock 2-story 2-tensment
house, barn with cellar; pleasant location; build
rous kinds, besides small fruits Price $3.50 or would
exchange for house in city.
LA. ELY 4 co.
49, FOR SALE-FARM of 100 Acres.
Mi mile rom Paxton Centre; so wood land
blI cuts 40 tons hay by machine; house of rooms
low price Of $500. ''''' VI "a'''eu' fO' inc
- FOR SALE-Or would exchange for
E,n House IN the city nearly new 81 story Building
S,s.l on Millhury St, well calculated for mechanical
purposes; good 25-horse power engine; plenty of
spring wafer satling and betting nearly good as new
VIII he sold at bargain.
nh29 DIFF l. A. ELY & co.
~ FOR SALE-A good 3tenement Ssssse
Iii French Roof House. situated on Waite ST. Vss&
xl.sk OH shrewsbury st. The house is new and -
noo W. WEI nInshea good wei OF water good barn;
price asked-S5SOO Terms easy. L. A, ELY 4 co.
~. FOR SALE - New French Roof
Mi House tenements, Is rooms hath rooms water
SSl,l closets, gas pped: pleasant location, high
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49, FOR SALE - New French Roof
Mi House. tenemens, Is rooms hath rooms water
Elll closets, gas piped: pleasant location on high
L 4
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VIII be under the charge of MI Fred F. Ford who has
recently returned from LEIPZIG where lie studied for sew
era years, and who brings to his work large amount
experience gained both there and in this country
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~ FOR E-Seven-tenement House
ii near Main street-thirty-four good rooms. will
VI pay large per cent investment Price sill 500
apps diff A'Ai =" ~
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II A Il L A T i &.
Abbott : Rice,
For Sale and Exchange.

~ FOR SALE-In Holden, a good Cot
E;;i taee House, room-; tWO-ffihs OF an acre OF
sui land; within 20 rods OF depot; very desirable
ABBOTT q RICE
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DROVIDENCE. PHILADFTPRI1 49,, M;

A. E. QUACKENBOSS ''Ne9'ep
,,,o, Contracting Agent. Worcest ! if tsT
Providence, May IS 1868 di i''e io'iuelee:
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frA FUR NALE-FARM Of IUO Acres
ia. Of superior Land, n good road 8 miles from
tslll Worcester; excellent lot Of buildings all new
aud in perfect order-butlt last season-pant5d
md blinded; excellent wafer runs into house and barn
The Farm is well fenced and watered and well adapted
or fruit growing and gardening. Price $1,000
ID. h. PARMENTER & co.
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The Department of Piano Forte and
Organ

viii he under the mmcdia charge of Mr. Fred Zucht.
mann. organis OF Rev. NJ Ayers society Music hall
Boston, whose experience for twenty year, as a
successful teacher furnishes best evidences OF his fitness
ii Will ever he The aim OF Mr. Zuchtmann who will be
seconded by as able corps Of assistants ever have
been drawn together in this country produce Artists
for which purpose no rains Will he spared
An Organ ON the celebrated mandatory of Messrs.
the benefit q Dupils
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ff FUh 0AIE- farm OF II II Acrcs,
k$iI three miles from City HALL house of seven rooms
Hsl,lm harm with cellar buildings in good condition
The farm is well watered keeps head Of stock;
Price $500 L. A. ELY & co.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27
state .N,esps.

The State Baptist Convention holds its
annual meeting at Brattleboro, Oct aud 3.
The general term Of Supreme Court is or
dered to be held at Montpelier on the last
Tuesday in October, instead Of the first
Tuesday in November, being one week earli-
er than usual. .
The pension Office at Washington was star.
tied, the other day, by the receipt Of the fol.
lowing communication from a Vermonter
"Have my name dropped from the pension
rolls, as | can do nearly as much work as
ever, and feel in my heart that can do
without it better than the government can
pay it." omdA'
Under the new contract, and on different
work, the Vermont State Prison makes n
much better showing financially, than for
merly. For n number Of years the proceeds
from the labor Of the operatives has lacked
about $4,000 of paying expenses. In the
eleven and half months since the new con-
tract was made, the net gain has been 3d.
654.
On Wednesday afternoon Of last week the
steamers w. b. Eddy, Of the Whitehall Il
Ticonderoga Steamboat Co, aud the Adron-
dack, of the Champlain Transportation Co.,
collided, up the lake, near what is known as
"Point Of Rocks" or Gen. Barretts land
ing. A man, name not stated, was injured
on the Eddy. The Eddy received considera-
BILE damage to her upper works, and the Ad-
irondack had her guards and hull injured.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27

ready delivered at Newport sufficient to iron
the road to Newport Centre. The grade from
the lake to the summit is complete, except
two small rock cuts. Cars will probably run
from Richford into North Troy within six
weeks, and to the lake before snow flies.
The attendance at the Newport lyceum
last evening was large. The following per-
sons were constituted committee to draw
up the constitution and laws Grout. Pruyn,
and Stewart. The following question is up
for discussion at the next meeting - Re-
sOlped, that the interests of our country
would be better subserved by the election of
@. 0'Connor than II. Greeley. Affirmative,
j. r. Tall, Robinson, Stewart and Stone.
Negative, DIR. Kelsea, Prouty aud Grow.
The following persons have been appoint.
cd readers Misses Lane and Kendall. The
next regular meeting will be held at aeade-
my hall, on Wednesday evening, Oct 2. All
are invited.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27

There were shipped from East Hardwiek
last Monday morning two car loads of cattle,
10 tubs of butter and 10 cases of honey.
Henry Mack, our enterprising marble
worker, has bought building site opposite
the church, where he intends to erect the
present season a marble cutting shop suffi-
GENTLY capaclous to accommodate his large
and increasing business.
"Howe's Great London Circus" exhibited
here Wednesday the 18th. The weather was
favorable and the attendance good. About
1900 persons attended the afternoon r
Torrance, and perhaps 500 in the ovenin :.
The character or quality of the show was
only fair, although some portions were very
good. This circus is supposed to be the last
show of the kind traversing Vermont this
season, as nl he other has yet been heard FROM.
80 mote il be-"
The Lamoille Valley Medical Society held
meeting at East Hardwick, Tuesday Sept.
II, Several towns were represented, and
the meeting reported as interesting and val
liable to those present. Papers on various
medical subjects we're submitted, and dis
cussed by each of the medical gentlemen in
attendance. The next meeting will be held
at Drennan's Hotel Hardwick, Dec. 49,
Ladies are invited to attend,
A man by name Of Burdick, connected
with Howe's circus as driver of a baggage
team, was thrown from his wagon and badly
injured while passing through Walden, on
his way to this place, last Wednesday
morning. He received severe cut in the
head by striking stone in falling, and was
otherwise considerably bruised. Bad roadi
and careless driving no doubt caused the &C.
cideut. AT last accounts he was GONZALES.
cent, aud would likely be able to join hi
company in few days,
Hon. Benz. II. Steele addressed the citi
zens Of Hardwick at the town hall FRIDAY
evening last. Notwithstanding the inclemen
weather of the day ard evening, the hous,
was filled with the substantial and thinking
men of the town, and marked attention anc
interest were manifested from the beginning
to the close of the address. Judge Steel
discussed the political issues Of the countr!
and the republican and liberal platforms in
most candid, thorough and able manner, an,
to the evident satisfaction of all present
Whether or not he has added to his constit
ueney in this town, it cannot be. dOubte,
that his short visit gained for him not
few warm friends.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27
Our Advertising Coiu,.,ns.

In assuming the business Of the Times we
are compelled, for a while, to print few of
a class of advertisements such as heretofore
have not been admitted into the columns of
the FARMER. These will not be continued
beyond the expiration of existing contracts
1t is our intention, as heretofore, to exclude
everything of an injurious and unreliable
character from our advertising columns with
as much stTictness as we would exclude sim
liar matter from our reading columns. This
adds, Of course, to the value of an advertise
ment in the FARMER, aud we commend the
matter to the consideration Of advertisers.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27
Orleans County.

William Perry, Of lrasburgh, has sold his
farm to Arthur Hill for $4,000.
G. II. Kathan has purchased the Howe
lot at Derby Line, paying therefor $1,000.
Water in the Craftsbury ponds is higher
now than has been known at this season for
many years, and still it comes.
On Friday last Mr.. Andrew Titus, of
Westfeld, attempted to commit suicide by
cutting his throat with razor.
The Newport Band serenaded Maj. Grout,
representative elect, on Wednesday evening.
The Major is deservcdly popular in New.
port.
The academy at Craftsbury is in good
hands this fall Mr.. Crawford and Miss
Kinney are teachers Of large experience and
good tact and the number Of scholars is
more than 100.
The Memphremagog House at Newport has
had very good run Of summer travel dur
ing the season, but visitors nave now mostly
left. The front part of the house will be
closed next week
5. NJ. Field has commenced to drive the
piles for the railroad bridge across the pond
at Newport Centre. and if the weather is ia.
vorablo the work will go on rapidly. The
continued wet weather has been great dam.
age to the railroad folks.
There was a political demonstration Al
Derby Line on Saturday by the Republicans
of Derby and vicinity. A beautiful flag
bearing the names of Grant aud Wilson wal
raised amid the plaudits of the spectators
music by the Argureon Band and the firing
of cannon. Afterwdrd a large audience as
semblcd in the village hall and listened to
capital address by Hon. b. ii. Steele, form
erly resident of Derby Line. Mr.. Steele i,
clear and logical reasoner, and treated tn,
political issues of the pending election in
forcible and candid manner.
The Express makes a furious onslaught
upon the "rumsellers" Of Newport, and ex
horts the people to rally and suppress them
There is no doubt good deal of liquor SOLE
and drank in Newport, and always has been
But as long as Camp was on good terms will
the landlords, and could dead.head it in thei
bowling and billiard saloons, the Expires
had little to say. Now he is mad with them
and the moral effect Of bis dne outburst, how
ever it may help him with the "temperanc
vote" where the facts are not known, is no
likely to be great in Newport.
1t has been generally reported that tn
Mssisquoi and Clyde River r. Il. Co., di
not expect to complete the laying Of its trac
from RiOhford to Newport the present seq
son. We are assured that, unless entirel
unforeseen obstacles arise, the road will be !
running order before winter. Track-layin
is now rapidly progressing, rails being a
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27


Papers in various parts Of the state are
giving out the loss to the State Agricultural
Society by the lato fair at from one thousand
to nearly Two thousand dollars We know
Of no means by which any accurate state
ment on this point can yet be bad, but have
reason to believe that the actual loss will
prove very much less ihap the smallest sum
named, even If there be any loss at all,
which is by no means certain. And at any
rate the average net receipts Of the two fairs
held in St. Johpsbury can hardly fail to
equal, and will probably surpasa. the average
OF the previous fairs of the State Society, no
matter where held. nN
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27
CRnvRssers

for newspapers in Vermont can find no
better paper to offer the public than the VER-
MONT FARMER. 1t has already large popu-
larity in every part Of the state and all who
have tried 1t agree that it is the easiest of
work to take names for the FARMER. Lib
eral terms will be made with canvassers.
Now is the time to begin. Young men and
ladies, as well as feeble persons aud those
out Of employment, will find no more profit
able way Of employing part or the whole
of their time than in soliciting subscriptions
for the FARMER. Address publishers VI
FARMER, st. Johnsbury, VT"
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27

The st. Adams Butter Market Tuesday
was inactive. Common to fair, 10 to zoe
medium to good, 20 to 25c; selections, SOC.
No transactions in cheese.
There were shipped this week from st.
Adams, 2009 tubs or l04 ,46S lbs, over 50
tons last week 1889 tubs or 100, 1913 lbs,
over 80 tons, aud the week before, 22S7
tubs or l1S,024 lbs, over 50 tons in three
weeks, therefore, over $4,000 lbs, or l6l
tons Of butter.
We regret to learn of the resignation of
Gyles Merrill, so long the able superintend-
ent of the Vermont Central railroad. Mr..
Merrill has, however, contemplated this step
for some time, and it is not occasioned by
the reported financial em5arrassments Of the
road, whose interests he has so faithfully
guarded.
In Fairfield the potato crop is good, but
the early varieties are rottIng badly. The
later varieties promise better. Not much
corn was planted this season on account Of
the wet weather, but good crop has been
obtained as general result. The wheat
crop is mostly good, though the wet wealth
er was bad for harvesting. There was con.
siderable complaint about the wheat grow
ing after harvesting. The crops have gen.
orally been good in this town this year.
The annual convention of Sunday
School Workers in Vermont will be
held at Swanton, Tuesday and We'd.
nesday, October LIST aud I'd. Miss
Morris, Of New York. a successful normal
instructor, and DIR. Tourjee, of Boston, are
both expected, as well as many workmen in
this and other States. The program of ex.
ercises is out, and includes Monday evening
Experience meeting. Tuesday morning
Reports from State, counties and towns; af.
ternoon-TEc selection, preparation aud care
Of the seed; evening-Praise service. Wed.
nesday-lDstitute work, etc.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27
DanvIlIe.

A man giving his name as VIM. Blake
sold pair of Buffalo robes to Horatio RAN
kin, of West Danville, on Sunday. After
the sale j. f. Laducer discovered the name
Of VIM. ID. Hooker on the robes This
looked suspicious, and on looking the matter
up it was found that Mr.. Hooker was their
rightful owner. Deputy sheriff Preston
was put upon the track, and after scour.
ing Danville, Peacham and Cabot, he
arrested him at this place Monday morning.
Blake Acknowledges the theft. He is a
transient fellow,--says he is from Ohio
and had worked for Mr.. Hooker at Peach
am for two months Blake was arraigued
before Justice Ii. s. Cook, of Danville, on
Monday, and bound up in the county court
in the sum of $500, in default of which he
was committed to Jail in this place.--Cale-
DOMAIN
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27
Ryegate.

There is considerable sickness about here
at present. Typhoid fever and dysentery
prevail to some extent.
There are three U. p Churches in this
town, and two have been closed for some
time.
John II. GoOdale, Ex-Secretary of the
State of New Hampshire, and lady, making
a tour of the north part of the State, spent
several days collecting geological specimens
from Clay Island and vicinity,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27

The Addison County Fair is again post.
poned, on account of the weather thus time.
The time now set is Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, October sth, 9th and 10th.
The appearance last week was that had the
weather proved favorable there would have
been very successful exhibition.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27

We have received from James Berry, pic
ture dealer, Main St, sample copy of the
marriage certificate of which he sells so many.
They are very tastily got up, and make fine
pictures when framed. They are endorsed
by Revs Mr.. Little and Thompson of Dam
vile.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27

The frame of Judge Ross new house near
the cemetery was blown down last Friday
afternoon. No serious injury was done to
any of the workmen on the building, although
they had a narrow escape. One Of them,
named Alvin Flint, was slightly bruised.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27

CIV. Dickerman, correspondent of the
New England Homestead of Springfield,
Mass, says, speaking Of the State Fair -
" This is the second year Of the fair hero
the FIRST, last year, being bad failure. The
great attraction Of Mr.. Greeley's attendance,
relieved the society financially this year"
Mr.. Dlckerman has got It right wrong; last
year the fair was, financially success !; this
year Mr.. Greeley's attendance will hard
ly give large relief to the society's iuan-
ces. Happily they don't need it, there be-
ing large surplus on hand.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27

Only the newspaper portion of our bust
ness has been removed to st. Johnsbury.
The Job Printing Office will be kept at New
port, and for the present at least will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. Charles N. Webster, who
knows just how to put up jobs OF Printing
in the best manner and on reasonable terms.