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The New York herald., 1872-12-15
AUSTRIA.
Treasury Exhibit Of Budget Estimates -Calcula
ton Of Coming Cash Surplua
TELEGRAM 70 TIVE NEW york HERALD.

VIENNA, Dec IA, 1872.
Herr Depretis. Minister Of Finance. to-day sub
mitted to the Rechsrath the treasury budget esti.
mates for the year 1873.
The Minister stated that IL was estimated that
the revenue receipts would exceed the expendi.
lures by 100000 iorins mainly In consequence Of
the increased revenue taxes.
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GERMANY.

Prince Bismarck's Projected Retirement from
the Presidency Of the Council Of Prussia
Citizen Apprehension Of Grave
Constitutional Consequences.
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GENERAL FRANK CocKRELL (iemocrat), of
Warrensburg is urged by the Standard of that
place administration for next United States
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SPAIN.

Cabinet Report Of the Successful Completion Of
the New Loan Military Service and
the Conscription Law.
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BUSINESS GANs-DEc1s1oNs OF THE SU-
PREME CoURT.-The United States Supreme
Court has just decided an important
question, under the Internal Revenue law,
as to what are gains subject to taxation,
or, more directly, whether an advance in
value of government bonds was subject to
tax as gains It appears that the case
was one in which q collector Of internal
revenue was against Darlington. The col
lector claimed tax on the sum Of twenty
thousand dollars advance in the value Of gov
ernment bonds held by Darlington. The
case was decided against the collector in the
Circuit Court and then went up by appeal to
the Supreme Court The Supreme Court con-
frmed the decision of the lower Court. The
judgment Of the highest judicial tribunal
stands, then, that the accretion Of value in
government bonds is not, under the Internal
Revenue law, to be considered as gains subject
to tax.
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A.-Herald Branch ONCE, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street.
Open from A. NJ. to +. NJ
On Sunday from to 8 r. NJ.
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A.-Gentlemen, Protect Your Heads
your ears your hands with Fur Caps, Fur Muiers Ful
Goyes from the unrivaed stock OF
Gentemcn's Fnrs at
ESPENSCHEIDS. llS Nassau street.
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A.-PeremPtory Sale OF an Entire
Stock of JEWELRY DIAMONDS, CORALS &C.
Must be closed before January II, 1873
VICTOR BISHOP, Fifth Avenue Hotel
RIGHT HAND SIDE (NORrH HALF) ONLY,
of the store lately occupied by Bishop 4 Rein.
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FrOudc-Send me Black Pig, or else
Burke-I have no black pig, and If had
GL ARKE O'SULLIvAN, Tailors and Clothicrs, III
William street
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Furs.-Choice Stock or Fine Furs at
Wholesale prices. Call before purchas-
ing BURKE, Manufacturer 2l0 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

Denis Donovan Furnishes Private DIM
ners for So head and upwards at his restaurant No.
East Twelfth street
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Dyspepsia.-Dr. II. M. Sharp's Specific,
the only known cure. Depot l45 Eighth St. New York.
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Family Liquor Cases for the HOlida VS.
Containing dozen bottles of nine different kinds
OF Wines and Liquors; warranted to be pure.
G. j. MURPHY Il CO., As Broad street.
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An Upright and Grand Piano OF tho
"Knabc" make adorps Mime Isnccaa study and parlor.
She pronouncca them perfect sold ~ = bAuEA& CO.,
N RxoAdweYs
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NEW YORK HEKALD SUNDAY DEUEMBSR Is 1870 ADRUPLE
Senator from Missouri. If Cockrell should be
elected there will be Q good chance for the
democrats to crow.


The Church and state Conflict in
Germany.
Prince Bismarck is, we think, unnecessarily
prosecuting the Catholic Church in Germany.
His latest is harsh movement towards the
Catholic Church in Prussian Poland We are
willing to admit that Bismarck is fighting
good fight in the interest of civil and religious
liberty. He fights hard, however-it may be
too hard Russia has not gained by her harsh
treatment of the Poles under her authority.
In Poland Russia has found another Ireland
The Poles are well disposed towards Austria,
but they dislike Russia. Austria, by her gen.
tie and kindly treatment of Galicia, has won
over the Poles For time it did seem as if
Prussia, or, rather, the new German Empire,
would make bold stroke to win over
the Poles and make Poland unit
on the side of Germany. This pleas
ing thought is no longer to be INDUCED.
Bismarck has adopted course which must
ultimately have the effect Of alternating all
Polish sympathy for the welfare and success
of the German Empire. Bismarck ought to
know that no government can win its way to
the heart of people if the policy of the govern
ment is in direct opposition to tle dominant
religious sentiment of that peop11 Because
few good, well-meaning, honest and religious
people in Poland are pleased to place their
church under the special protection Of the
Most Sweet Heart of Jesus, why should
Prince Bismarck object? Bismarck, how
ever, seems to be animated by the spirit of
Luther, and we must wait to see how this fight
will end. For the present it is q doubtful
question, and Bismarck's, although brave, is
o doubtful policy.
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A.-Cne bottle of Watts Nervous Anti
dots cured OF rheumatism heartily recon
manu- ''''' '''''' 'aHosaE A. HUNTER, go Bowcry.
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Henry Capt,

of Geneva,
now has q beautiful assortment Of WATCHES
and TRAVELLING CLOCKS Of his own make at
rs Union square, New York.
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A Purc stimulant-CcnturyW Whiskey.
Ask your physician about IL.
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Cheapest Book Store I'm the World.-
1872 672 Holiday Books and Juveniles Catalogues free.
LEGGAT BROTHERS, No. 5 Beekman street
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Died.
STEvENsoN.-On Thursday, December ~ ANN
STEVENSON, in the 3sth year Of her age.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
the funeral, to-day Sunday, December is, at one
O'Clock. from No. Elizabeth street.
(F0r other Deaths See Eleventh Pdge.)
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Holiday Goods Almost Given Away.
The propretors the Original Dollar Store 67 Broad

way having purchased largely Of the HOLIDAY GOODS
expressly purchased for the New England market
which refused by the Boston jobbers account Of
the recent fire have added them 70 their stock are
selling every article without regard TO marketable value
or heavy cost of importation, for one dollar
Half Horse and Half Man.-Rheu.
matsn. Swengs, Lameness and kind OF flesh, bone
muscle aiment upon or beast are cured by CEN
TAUR LINIMENT, the most wonderful discovery of
ancient and modern times
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-Es the Hest In
the world the only and perfect dye; harmless rel
able, instantaneous At all druggists
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A.-F0r n Bea tiful Hat for the HO1Ida y
60 to ESPENCHEID. manufacturer, llS Nassau street.
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A.--F0r q First Glass Hat or Fine Purs
call oLDOUcAN.. IUs Nassau street, corner Of Ann.
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Rurneff,s Mfninturc Toilets.-EIcRa ami

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ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing a complete
Toilet Appendage, admirably adapted TO the Toilet Table
and ira veiers portmantcau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
where.
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Cheap Tclegraphy, BY tho Automatic
system-Tweny words to single message and one cent
for each additional word, instead OF ten words to single
word.
prepared to receive and transmit messages BY their
system between New York. Philadelphia and Washington
Office in New York, Ga ana GO Broadway.
Present Rates by Other LinesNew York and Philadcl
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New York and Washington 10 words 40 cts and cts for
words So cts, and cts. for each additional word.
New Rates by Automatic Company-Ncw York and
philadelphia 20 words 30 cts, and cent for each ad
ditional word New York and washington, 20 words 40
Philadelphia 20 words 50 cts, and cent for each ahi-
tional word.
Special rates made for press matter
GEORGE HARRINGTON, President.
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BY q persistent cough, the general srcpgti wasted
and ncurable complaint csiablishe1 thereby pr.
JAYNE'S ExPECTORANT is an effective remedy Tor
coughs and colds and beneficial effect on the
punlonarY aud bronchial organs
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Holiday Hats and Seal skin Caps Mt
manufacturers prices. +. ERNENWEIN,
I4S Nassau street, near Spruce street.
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M.-Eau Angellique, for the Teeth and
Gums BlsCO7yNE FOOD for infants DELLtC CO.,
61 Broadway. the sole proprietors and manufac-
tureKs. No connection with any other drug store.
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Is ff W1Id cat!
The New Central Coal Company of Maryland. Stock
Jobbing Operations Exposed. See the COAL AND IRON
RECORD, No. 12 OF this week. Ready Monday morning
for sale at all the stands and elsewhere Price 10
cents Orders by mail promptly filed WESTERN n
COMPANY, Publishers, 81 Park row, New York.
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IF YOU WISH A SPLENDID CHRISTMAS PRESENT
for friend do not fail 10 secure the nagnincsnt prize
in pair OF ee giant Ghromo Niagara Falls and
Falls OF eite together with years subscription to
DEMORESI'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for only $3.
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II II wild Cafl

HOjer & Co., Painters, 81 Duane streets
Signs Patent Net Banners and Engraved Metal Signs
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Glenham Hotel,
European PLAN l55 Fifth avenue, between Twenty first
and Tive nty second streets-Elegan Rooms Tor perma-
nent and transient guests. A. H. CRANEY Proprietor
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Articles costing So to 81 each to import for ST..
Don't fail to call at 667 Broadway.
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Beautiful Head OF Hair Can he Se-
cured by using CHEyALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR
Restores gray hair stops its falling Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

ChristOtiOrO's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye is the only that has analysed and
found harmless
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
AT GREAT BAR1AINS
Suitable for all persons and every use.
Examine Stock Of
II. ALTMAN 4 CO.,
33f and 333 Sixth aYenue.
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Holiday Gins.-KnOx's Stock Of Fancy
FURS and Winter style of Gentlemen's HATS offer
opportunity for the selection OF suitable holiday
presents Visit either of his stores 22 Broadway under
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery. Grand Ex-
traordnsry Drawing j. b. MARTINEZ CO., Bankers
10 Wall street: Post office box 1886, New York
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A.-1sThe Patent shirt Chart" for meas
urng cutting and making shirts of szc for boys or
the largest men, OF the most useful perfect and
money saving inventions the age and ensurng per-
ftng shirt This chart Is 1Sxs inches In size, con
tans graduated scale for cutting shirts OF any size and
very easily Understood Full printed directions for
measurement, cutting and making accompany each
Chart -, Il .
In an ordinary family this Chsrtwill save fty times
ts In year and insure fine shirts
Sold by the PATENT SHIRT CHART PUBLISHING
COMPANY 20 East Fo ureeuth street. New York city,
paid any part othe United states or Canada
receipt of 81
AGENTS wanted in All sections Of the country.
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No Female suffrage Yet, but SOmethfng
far better and more valuable-a WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE tor every wife aud mother In the Union and at
the low price Of $50 each for the fun finished machine
Peope ask why the Wilson leading machine in all
spects be sold for $50 The answer is easy and d
rect-because its prOprietors do not belong to
ring whose purpose Is t keep up the price OF sewing
machines They the true friends Of the people, and
show their sincerity in that cannot be msunder-
stood Saesroom at 7U Broadway, New York. and in an
other cities In the United states Inc company want
aren nfs n towns.
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Mumm's Dry verzenay......

Mumms Dry Verxenay .S21 30.
Slg 90
PIPER HIEDSICK. % 80
All others equally low Very large stock OF strictly first
ola = WINES LIQUORS, CONDIMENTS, TABLE LUXU
RES, HAVANA CIGARS sold in quantities to suit pur
chasers, at down town prices.
60 Fulton street north side. Established 1853
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25i and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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Profes ssOr Frederick Well, from Mexico.
cures radically by method of his own, Rheumatism.
sciaca Lumbago, Gouh & &Toothacha s,a and Neuralgi.
street, near Third avenue CAMPO'S INFAILIBLE
SPECIFIC FOR RHEUMATISM. Sold by MCKESSUN
ROBBINS, 90 Fulton street
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NicoI. Dayidson & Co.,

NiCOI, DavfdSOn q Co.,
635 Broadway factory No Great Jones street,
Decorators OF Porcelain,
offer splendid assortment Of Ornamental Dinner. Tea
Dessert Services; also White French China, India
China, b c., by the set or piece.
decorated To order in the highest style Of
Art with Crests Monograms, Fruits, &c.
Also Giassw are Plated Ware &c
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Great Reduction In Prices.

WIeMt N1uuctIUM IN - arIrcs. e -.
WIN. H. LEE Established 1926, N7 Canal street, one
door east Of Broadway 1879 Fulton street four doors
from Church street offers at low prices
reducing stock. Ladies' Writing Desks, Work Tables
Flower and Music Stands, Eases, Gentlemens Easy
Chairs and Shaving Stands. Also new and elegant
stock of Parlor, Library Chamber and Dining Furni-
ture, made up of the best material and workmanship
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

Pimples and Cutaneo1s Anectkens Re-
moved by using JUMPER TAR SOAP manufactured by
CASwELI, HAZARD CO. New York.
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Great Sacrifice or Imported Goods

place in the city to buy HOLIDAY GIFTS consequences
of late conaagration Boston jobbers countermanding
holiday orders $4,000 worth of so ods bought by pro-
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Over the River.

PIERMoNT.-A pleasant and mer-
~ Christmas with mercury "fioze
up" in the morn ing and rising to IA
degrees below zero during the day,
which was very quiet, but both So
cieties had entertainments in the
evening. The young people of the
north Church enjoyed "a select party
in the village which we understand
was enjoyed to satisfaction. The
south Church had Christmas Tree
nc POOr's Hall where. a gOOdIy mum.
her of all ages were gathered, and
the evening passed pleasantly to
all. The Tree was well laden and
neatly decorated, some of the fruit
causing much merriment and con.
sisted OF some valuables and many
pretty notions for the children.
May all live to wear their laurels.
James Howe has purchased the
old "Jenkins Place." for FL 300.
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NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY DEC 81 1872

LyME.--A New Years Promenade
Concert will DO gwen mt Church
Hall, Ly me, N. H., on Wednesday,
Jan. LIST, 1873, by Thetiord Cornet
Band. Admission 25cts. Doors
open ut O o'clock.
Capt. Albert Siark's house situ
atcd on Canaan Old road, so call
ed,) was burnt the 9th inst, taking
fire in consequence Of the chimney
burning out whilst the owner was
gone to another place to see to his
cattle. lie lived alone in his house
and found it so far gone when he
arrived, that no did not save his pa.
pers and but little Of anything else.
lie had been insured for u small
amount, but | understand he Is Of
the opinion his policy had expired
and had not been renewed. The
policy having been burnt, he cannot
recollect whether it had expired or
not.
laundering, except on high land,
is ut q stand still, as the swanps are
not frozen up 50 they can he crossed
with teams, but the steam mill Mt
the Centre, is getting in q good
stock of harl wood from tho hills.
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BATH.-lsev. Asa Mann, who has
been the pastor of the Bath Con gre
gational Church during the last six
years, has resi- gncd his charge and
will 20 to Massachusetts. 1t is ex.
pectcd that Rev. L. Clcaveland, who
was pastor or the same church from
1914 lS49, will supply the desk
for the coming year. The church
are about to make an effort to raise
funds for rebuilding their house
burned last February.
The scarlatina in "a mild form is
prevailing here.
The man who is supposed to have
stolen the horse, recently lost by
Horace Foster. of Landau, was on
Monday brought before Isaac Pat
terson, Esq, Of Bath, and by him
ordered to uavcrhill Jail, to await
the action of the Grand jury on his
case.
Mr.. Austin Bailey killed spring
pig which weighed 343 pounds.
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A gentleman not thousand
miles f. Om here, not having Il classi.
cal education. always entrusts the
reading of his store bills to his bet
ter half, who, when she comes to
items of female apparel. which she
don't wish her husband to under.
stand, calls them 'tobacco and 9th
or groceries, But a short time
since he was heard telling the store
keeper that his tobacco bills were
getting to lie enormous and that he
must leave. off using it or 1t would
kill lin. The habit he thought was
rapidly increasing.
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Band will give Social Promenade
Concert at Johnson's Hall, on Sat.
urday eve, Jan. 4. 1873. Doors
open at O o'clock. Tickets 20 cents.
CHELsEA.-'rhc December term
Of Orange County Court com.
menccd the 18th inst, Hon. A. Peck
presiding. The docket contains two
hundred and fifteen cases, one hun.
dred AMI ten of which are set for the
jury. John Carleton will probably
be tried the second time for the
murder Of AlOnzO Davis, and Liber.
ty Plat for the murder of Mrs. GOss.
AlOnzO Powers has sold his vii.
Mge farm to Hyde Cabot. for $4,000.
Plummcr Bixby has sold his farm
situated just north Of the village to
Jabin C0rwin for $4,000. Carlo
Wilson has sold his situation in the
village to Plummer Bixby for = 1000.
Lyman Hayward has bought the
meat market of Slack u Demise on.
Al0nzO Jones has opcntd new gro.
Gerry in the basement Of j. Il. Ba.
cons new block. w. Is. Mar stOn
has opened u new grocery in the
basement Of the harness shop owned
by j. A. Il. Corwin.
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NEWBURY.-The first of a series
Of Select CotilliOn Parties was held
at the Newburv House Hall, New
bury, on Wednesday evening, Dec
18th. 1t was well attended, not
understanding the stormy weather,
and was complete success.
The children's Fair, last Monday
eve, was success, they realized
about o65.
Wednesday morning little chill
ly. mercury 35 to 40 deg. below zero.
You can find Beaver and wool
lined Boots, for ladies and gents, at
T.. G. Reyes.
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2(-tf.
Notice.

WILL GIVE TO ANY one, OF W y R;yy'
e. on "eT %le 1r"% the Town House that xl
build Mill for the manufactqIe Oh a mIo an%
Goods. also Mortar Stone for Dam s an" "" rS
SIZE Mill which they may build: ine hmm hunJrr,l
of the first quality and within Y''
rods of where they would be us'"' I RrSS.
bradford, VT, Dec. - lS'2.-"
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Charles S. Stevens Estate.

vT>IIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
L cd ly the Honorable Probate Court for
the ristiict of Bradford. Commissioners, TO
receive, examine ard adjust all claims and dc
mnrds of all persons against the estate of &.
S Stevens. late of bradford. in said District,
deceased, represented insolvent and the term
Of six months from the 18th day of Noveinbtr.
1872, being allowed by said Court to the cred
itors of said deceased. to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us; Give no.
ticc, that We will attend to the duties of our
appointment at the dwelling house OF tho
widow Of Z. s. Stevens in Bradford, in said
District, on the 18th days OF Febru airy and
May next. ut one o'clock in the after noon, of
each of said DAYS,
ALBERT BAILEY, Comm; ss;oucrs
JOHN II. SAWYER. N'"'"' S''o"'''
Bradford, Vermont, Dec. 81, 1872. 3iwc
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W HERE Is THE MONEY f-Du

WHERE is THE MONEY f-Dur
ing the past year considerable mon
cy has been collected in various sec
tons Of Vermont for the State TEN
pcrance Society. At he recent
annual meeting Of that organiza
ton Mr.. Newman Weeks, of Rut
land, the Treasurer, reported that
"no moneys belonging to the Soct-
ty had been placed in his hands
during the year" This bears a
queer look. The question is, where
has all the money gone tot
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

VERMONT DAIRYMEN'S AssOCIA.
TION.-TEc fourth Winter meeting
of the Vermont Dairymen's Asssoci.
alton is to bc held at St Albaus, on
the ODD, 23d and 9th days of Janu
ary next.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

PROFITABLE COws.-Mrs. Henry
A. PennOck, of Norwich, since the
14th day Of May last has made and
sold from two cows $50 lbs. Of but.
ter, fatted one calf and raised one,
and made 100 lbs. of cheese, besides
using all the milk and butter neces-
sary IN Il family of three persons.
The batter was sold for 80 cents per
liz
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

THETFORD CENTRE.-Thc old
Band of this place is astonishing the
public with their playing this win.
Ter. They are to give their fourth
homemade concert of this season Mt
Church Hall, Lyme, N. H., New
Years eve.