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On and after Monday, June 9th.

TRAINS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER. Foster stree
StatO1 LOT Gardner and stations at $50 AM II a.
40 and So NJ, connecting with all trains on the Yer
mont ana Massachusetts Railroad to and from HoosaC
Iunnel, Greenheld, BrattlebOrOugh and intermediates
statlons, and at Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner with
Trans north and south. Passengers Barre VIII take
the 4.45 p n. train from Worcester.
TRAINS LEAVE GARDNER for Worcester and ,vav
stalOn at 535 SIS, IL As A. NJ, and 430 p M making
or terminating at Worcester.
Stages leave Holden for Barre Rutland West putIond
SOiHDroOk, Smlthville and Oakham at $50 Prince
Ton from all trains TO the Mountain Houses Hub
bardston Station for Hubbardston from ali trans
Gardner for East Templeton at 7.55 P NJ. and will do
In connection with stages. ' W
Office with Boston Albany r. Il.
iel7 r p G ApcI,Nrr CT. -
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BaiIrnans.
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD.
Sunday Passenger Train.

On and after SUNDAY, April l. 1872 Passenger
Train will leave Worcester for Nashua and way stations
at A. NJ Returning will leave Nashua for Worcester
and way stations at P NJ arriving at Worcester at 80
P. N; This train will connect at Aver junction with
Sunday passenger train for and from Boston and way
stations on FEchburg railroad also. with Sunday pas
senger train for and from Lowell Boston and way
tons Stony Brook ahd Boston and Lowell railroads.
g. 5. TURNER, Sup't.
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ROsTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
81 NJ M En- ARRANGEMENT, commencing MoNDArl
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
FOR Boston, Of 42O exp. l. 925 p.. and g45 M and
LAY, 3.25 exp 355 exp, 400 500 and 9.55 exp D M
Inc 4ZO m, and 325, 3.55 and 955 m trains start
st. station. ~ St
For Grafton, Westboro', southville. Cordavlle and
Ashland at and 9:4j IN, lao, 4.30 and 6 m.
3.25, 3.55, 4.30. 6 and 9.55 IN. " Y'
For Milford at and 70 am, lao. 325, and 43Opm.
For Natlck at and 945 a m. 40, 4.Sg and IN.
and Brighton, ut and 9.45 m, 4.3O D M Pas
sengers for the same stations take the 40 m
uaih TO Natlck and there change to the Saxonville
wards ~ 0A
The 400 m train every day except Monday; all
others every day except Sunday
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington 81
station at S.35 m for Boston. -
sunday Mail leaves Washington So station 23O M
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows;
FOR worcester, at 5, T. $50 exp. exp, IL M 20
express 4SO express to birmingham $50 express 500
For New York, via Springfield, exp. a m, 8 exp, 9
New York. via Norwich, $50 exp. pm.
Grafton, 5, Z, u = m, 1870 sop m.
Mestboro, 5, 7, IL a IN, l.30, 80. 5. 30 exn nm
Southville, 5, Z, II a IN, l.30. 40 p m.
Cordayile, 3, I. II m, 80, 4.3O pm.
ASs lli5i 5, / II M 30 $50, $50 exp. pm.
npm. " ' N1>' O'i'' 'NP'
Natiek, I, 10, IL NJ l8O, 2I5, 5, $780, sos Gas. II
Mnbury, am, 400 pm.
SaXonyil,e 10 m. 5.55 m.
9liiora, si5O exp exp: m, 2.l5 exp 430 exp D m
an outward TRAINS run daily except Sunday
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 D M stoppinr nj w
newton, south tTamingham, Worcester, West Brook.
nea' Palmer and Springfield arrives in New York at 80
am' Z. o; RUSSELL Sup't. Springfield
a. Rnetos
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COMMERCE OF BosToN.-The marine arrivals
at the port of Boston from foreign countries
during the ten months of the present year
amount to 112 steamers, los ships, 4O2 barques,
$50 brigs and 1905 schooners. The arrivals from
coastwise ports have been as follows: 1852
steamers, 10 ships, 50 barques, 236 brgs and
1881 misunderstanding the total from foreign
and domestic ports 1864 steamers, 121 ships, asa
barques, 7SS brigs and $3.50 schoonerS.
The number of foreign clearances during the
same time was 112 steamers, 81 ships, 321
barques, ass briggs and 1870 schooners. The
coastwise clearances were Cos steamers, As ships,
175 barques, 100 brgs and 1855 schooners.
Total clearanceS, $40 steamers, 1875 ships, 496
barques, 675 brigs and 27S5 schooners. The
disparity between the arrivals and clearances is
owing to the fact that many schooneTs in the
coasting trade are not required to take out clear
ance papers at the custom house, and are there
fore notenumerated in the above statement.
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IWN[oRGGEsTER ALND spRINGFIELp pIvIsIoN-

NFKTNIFIEID division
Leave Worcester for Albany and Wav stations Ioc
commocatiOn) at 645 a m. ' h'' law
pm. ' ''i . NJ all" III
For Albany (eXpress) IS; for New York and Albany
leNpl lO25 M and 4.3O and l0.95 pm. New Yori
sunday mai leaves at 1905 M Sleeping cars will
430 m train. iie "i'h
LeaVe Springfield for Worcester at o 7l5 llSO M Is5
oSy m sunday mail 1925 m CMonday).
hAlLRoAD CoENECTIoNs,-At Albany with the New
nork Central, Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River
ha d At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
4u boson ana Lebanon Springs Railroads. Al State
In nie Nun me H0usatonic Railroad. At Pittsfed with
he and North Adams and Housatonc railroads.
Raiiroad At Springfield with the Hartford New Wa Pvo
Pa G Sprng t and Connecticut River Railroads At
worcester junction with the Providence and W0Tcester
n mq2Tcesler ana Nashua and Norwich and worcester
EEaaiIt t AZ South birmingham with The Boston
CnhIon ana Fitchburg, Milford and South Framingbarn
ana Lo"eH Railroads. c. o. RUSSELL,
SmnlL
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M&oftimaI.
M Il ID G A L o FIJI CE
No. B Pleasant st., near Main.
WORCESTER, MASS.
DIR. MANSFIELD


has established Grand Medical Office for the
kadlcal ana permanent Cure of all diseases or de
engagements OF the Genital Organs or system which
will be treated scientifically and on the most apprnyed
principles = Syphilis, Gonorrhea elect Strietnres
Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak,
ness, Pains in the Back aud Loins Whites Gravel
Nervous Diseases, Hunors: Dyspepsia, Piles, &C.
Dr. Mansfield Will cure all of the above Diseases by
his new and improved method in short time. giving
entire satisfaction to his patients. h Spematorrhoea
permanently cured and Lost Manhood Restored.
TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Mansfield is without doubt the most successful
practitioner in the treatment those complaints requr-
ing skill secresy and experience, and all other Diseases
incident to Females that we know Of Those requiring
medical aid, both young and Old male and female, will
ma It to their advantage to consult DR.. Mansfield He
is man thoroughly posted in his profession a regu.
lar graduate of medicine, and gentleman worthy The
confidence OF the people, Call at his Office social chat
VIII cost you nothing and may be Of more benefit to you
than you imagine.
TO YOUNG MEN.
DR.. MANSFIELD, Pleasant st near Main, Worces.
ter Mass has superior in the treatment Of that de-
p0rabe affection, Seminal Weakness or SpermatoIrbma
Strictly private and confidential
Hours-9A N, to =. NJ. Office open SUNDAYS
Z. MANSFIELD. NJ. D.,
No. 5 Pleasant st,
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fnrnitnrt.
FURNITURE
NOS. 243 AND e47 MAIN ST.
C. v. PUTNAM,

C. V. PUTNAM,
Having taken the Store recently occupied by Parker
& Son would give notice that he will have constantly
hand and for sale at lowest prices for cash. Black Walnut
Paror Sets, Sofas Easy and Rocking Chairs Marble Top
and Black Walnut Centre Tables Mirrors, whatnots,
Music Stands, Painted aud ornamented Chamber Sets
Black Walnut and Chestnut Extension Tables, Blac
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs, Bedsteads, Mattresses
all kindsi Spring Beds, Feathers, Feather Beds and Pill
lows, Comforters. Cribs Cradles Bureaus Sinks Tables,
cane ana wood Chairs in variety, window Shades and
Fixtures Crockery from celebrated manufacturers, Ia
bic and Pocket Cutlery, Clocks, Jewelry, Gents Fur
nishing Goods, &c. &c.
With increased facilities for business, he hopes to
ceive liberal share of patronage.
jyll dtf CHARLES V. PUTNAM.
ENTIRE OUTFITS for Housekeeping,
INCLUDING
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
BEDDING,
CROCKERY,
CARPETS,
STOVES,
PLATED WARE AND SUNDRIES,
For CASH or by installments
IL. W. DENNY IL CO.,
s21 diff SIS Main ST. Franklin Square.
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GAL WIN l.. GODD ARDS
" Burning MACHINE WORKS


socond Avenue, Corner Twenty-Second 81.
oface No.. Bowling Green New York
Manufacture the
PATENT MESTIZO Burning PICKFRS
PATENT W0RSTED BURRING PICRERS Pa
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLNG PICRERS. OILERS 10
attach to Pckers Patent Steel Ring and Solid Packing
burning Machines made Bingle and Double, for nrst
breakers O. Wool CardIng Machines Fine Burning
lmpToyed Steel Ring Feed Rolls plane and intersect.
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes. Shake vii
lowswith blowers Waste Busters, Cotton Gins, Blow
era, &c.
Excelsior Atthe international Exhibition in Lon
don, 1852 and at Paris Exposition of 1867, our Mes
tizo Bnrrlng Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award
A GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair, 1862 -
and in 1867. 1863, and 1870 the hi CHEST award.
AT the American Institute Fair, 1855, our Burning
Machine for cards, was awarded GOLD MEDAL,
at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD;
and in 1870 our Double Burner received FIRST PREMIUM
At American institute Fair 1863 and 1870 our Steel
Rim gFeed R0llsreceived lat premium.
At American Institute Fair 1870 Worsted Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium.
az OUR STEEL RING Burning MACHINES ARE THE
ONLY SOLID PACKING BURRlEG MACHINES IN THE MAR
KEr, Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed.
Our Illustrated Catalogue can be had on application
attention gwen to all inquiries and orders by
dt a. T.. s10 - a RID.
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ONE HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS OF VARIOUS SIZES


The above offers Capitalists rare chance for invest
ment It being situated the Boston & Albany Rail-
road about three miles from the City Hall Worcester
ana Iorty-oght miles Boston. in the midst of n
nonrishing manuiacturing district The Water Power
Is on Ihe well-known Cherry Valley stream, or main
branch OF the Blackstone River and consists of three
very valuable privileges.
PRIVILEGE NO. 1,
of Twenty-three Feet Fall consists of Brick Mill
with I'VE sets Wooden Machinery out-budings and fem
ton. " ~ NFel"
PRIVILEGE NO. 2,
of Twenty-Five Feet Fall, consists of a Mill Site pot
improved situated within few rods of the railroad and
OF the proposed depot and near switch or side-track
side of building, for freight and coal purposes This is
very convenient location for BUILDING HEAVY MA
oHISERY Or MANUFACTURING Wool OR COTTON Coal
Sh ne ueNerel from hrst hands at this place low or
lower than it can at any point IN the city as a large
road. - was
PRIVILEGE NO. 8,
of Thirtysix Feet FALL partly improved having one
set WOODEN Machinery, Mill and Storehouse for same
and dwelling house containing six tenements When
lnly improved this privilege will run Ten to Twelve Sets
Power. This Mill Site is unsurpassed being on elevated
ground on Ludlow street, and in full view of the city
an surrounding villages, depot railroad, ETC.. and with
IN one hundred rods of the latter. now erecting
dam to improve the same preparatory to putting up the
Dudngs early the next SPRING with the expectation Of
having this fine privilege fully improved during The seS
son.
The above property offers a splendid chance for Cor
special attention, its convenience to the city and the
markets by the various railroads. makes this property
far me most valuable OF any in the market.
Win sell the whole or part favorable terms or
VIII lease for term OF years and put up buildings to suit
parties either with or without machinery.
FOR turther particulars inquire of
B. JAMES,
OFT dWSs&wlm GAINESVILLE, Worcester, Mass.
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see a few friends, who supply him with delica-
cies, which the Jail fare does not include. He
feels fully his unpleasant position, and told his
father, the other day, that if he could be put
back into his former position, nothing not even
the whole world, would tempt him again. He
was blind, he said, and not until he was robbed
in Chicago did be realize that he was a criminal
in the sight of the world.
RHODE ISLAND.
A runaway horse in Woonsocket, in running
down High street, near the depot, Friday eve
ming, ran over Miss Mary A. Lera and Miss
Maggie Fahey, injuring the latter fatally.
A long standing and holly contested fight as
to the necessity of replacing an old school house
in Iiyerton by new one was settled few days
ago. Some men were engaged near the school
house in blasting rocks. An unusually large
charge had been used, and tremendous ex
plosion followed, during which a very large
piece of the rock fell upon the devoted school
house and it fell, and now the district school
house must be built without controversy.
A wild COW, which escaped from a drove of
Texas cattle in Providence on Friday evening,
created much excitement by giving chase to a
number of citizens on the public streets, knock
ing down two or three persons, while many
Others had narrow escapes Eight shots from
polcemen's revovers were fred at the animal
before it was killed. About once a month for
the last two years there have been similar scenes
on the principal thoroughfares Of Providence
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w DDnVVC5T p TN I'M NASHUA KA ID
KOAD.-On and after Monday Jnlv l. 1870 pas
senger Trains will run rs follows: ' - A''-' "'
$50 layer Passenger.) D M '' VI" ''-V anu
Ia, AVER Junction for Worcester at Sam.
Lave IN o Nashna at no m, Y 90 m, and 5OOpm
ne b5O IRAN connects at Eichburg with trains
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
burlington Railroads, at Aver Junction with trains o
me Fltchburg down, Peterboro and Shirley stony
BROOK, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and AZ
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord Mancbester
ana Lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads ~ Ss"ei'""iB nun
inc lib m train connects at Ftchbure with
Cheshlre and Rutland and Burlington freight and Pas
sengeT TO Rutland trains at Aver ,Junction wifi
ftitGhburg stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence
trahs; ana AZ Nashua with Wilton Concord Manches-
ter and Lawrence, Northern Ito Frank nl and Roson
concord T La ana Montreal Ito PlymontD trains
iii ~ m Iran connects at Fitchburg at Is M
a bFTRS5T9 Night Express tTans at Aver Junction
trains; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
lawrence Northern Vermont Central NigIt Express,
Os"elspuls, ana montreal and Champlain trains
4
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E0R BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO
and 400 m. ''
Returning, leave Boston at CPS and IL a M Ann
Cars run through Baggage checked through without
change.
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
Of the Eastern, Boston Maine, and Boston & Lowell
fax. " ~ W -''''
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ROSTON, BARRE AND GARDNER
~ RAILROAD co,

leaves Webster Tor Worcester at G.OOam
Leaves Worcester for Webster at $50 nm
Z. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Stunt
& NVorc ~
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS

AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAITR0I6
Cars leave Worcester, Foster ST. Depot for Uoosac Tim
mel Nortl Adams Saratoga and Troy, " Y. at $50 and
Shelbune Falls and Brattleboro at $50 and Ii Is n M
FOR Greenneld at $50 and Ills a m. and 42O n m.
Leave ioosac Tunnel for Boston at 1880 a M and %
pm. ~ - ' i'-V
Leave Greenfield for Worcester at 80 and LISA m and
IN, and 200 IN. =" ' anu OH
The 30 m and 20 IN trains from Hoosao TunroI
65g m train from Greenfield and g. Al m and 20G m
trains rom Brattleboro, connect at Fltchburg with
trains for Providence, Newport and Taunton ~
The 1870 a and l.2O N trains from Hoosac Turne1
and Sal m and 200 m trains from Brattleboro con-
meet with trains for Worcester, Providence NewpOrt
&c. o, L, RUGGLFS SINH
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CONNECTICUT.
The New Haven, Hartford and Springfield
railroad is to have complete line Of steel rails.
A convict named Sullivan, from South Nor
walk, serving a sentence at the state prison for
theft, escaped on Wednesday evening and has
not been reeaptured.
fomlret woman recently lost faYorite hen,
and reyenged herself by poisoning the corpse
WIN strychnine, the result being a dead owl,
one OF the largest varieties known in New En-.
glsnd, with six feet spread Of wings, a dead
tox and skunk.
prominent citizen Of Hartford went to the
V ~ saplsl' recently, and spent all his money
t ~ pa 10 replensh his pockets he forged
stlsial cueeks, ior which he was arrested the
ne.Atu gay, put IN consideration of his social no.
kluon ana MS Willingness, out OF his abnndSn,
means, to make good his forgeries he Vac iot
off without prosecution "0 was iet
Charles w. Munson aged o. ernnlo,,od T., A..
Britannia works at Meriden died az Ma ~ 5iiv
from loclJaw, caused by running nail ;n,o
bis foot while stepping from the verapda of re
house The injury was received ten davs ~
fore, and he was about 10 20 TO work when ,bo
terrible disease set in.
Mary Moseley, an insane woman % years old
escaped from her friends at Tbompsonville Fri.
DAY, ana was last heard Of wandering about
near LongmeadOw. Her father Geo. w Nose.
ley, Is prominent merchant at Thompsonyille.
and Is eparing no pains TO obtain news of bis
lnckess daughters whereabouts,
sloepi NE Hartford deiauler, Is permitted to
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EAE#
RaiIroans.

EITCHBURG & WORCESTER r.. R
y SUMNER ARRANGEMENT = Commencing on
MONDAY, May lS7l.-Passenger Trains for Worces-
ter. ~ p" 'i0e'-
Leave Ftchburg, m. II 80 and 50 pm
South fttehbur9, sos m, 1854 and 5,54 pm
Leominster, Sl2 m, Loo and 500 M
Gates Crossing sl7 M l07 and 6.O7 D M
Pratt junction, S.26 m, LIS and E. Is D m,
Sterling Center, S.33 m, l.20 and 20 D m
Passenger Trains for Ftchburg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and ii Is a M and 2Opm
Sterling junction, 7.07 and IL 81 M and DO n m
Sterlins Centre, ia and l2.O5 m and 0s n
Pratt's junction. 100 m, and IL IA and Is D m
Gates Crossing, 725 IN. 1922 and SPA IN
Leomlnster. 7S0 IN. 1880 and $50 p M
South Fitchburg, 73I a m, u, SO and5 "a pm.
RAILROAD CoNNECTIoSs.-The $50 and IL Is a m ana
APO trains from Worcester connect at Fifchbnr1
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington n n fnS
all points north and west; also, at FitcbbTg
with the Vermont and Massachusetts Il for Greenfeld
and Bratteboro and intermediate stations.
The 500 m and II 50 m train from Fitchburp con-
meet at Worcester with Boston Worcester Providence
Il Worcester. Norwich a. Worcester Railroads and
Western X R for New York and the West wa Spring
field. - PiiiS-
The $50 m train from Fitchburg connects at Wor-
eeser WITHIN orwich Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via New London H. A. BT00D Snn,t ~
Office Fitchburg IL Worcester R R.
itch Nov
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DIFF No.2 Brinley Hall Worcester, Mass.
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for SaIs.

COUNTERS FOR SALE - Two Black
~ Walnut and Chestnut Counters, Il feet long. Call
and see them, at No. 500 Main st. W. p, HOWE.
NJ dlw*
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THE NEW STYLE
WHEELER a WILSON
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
THE BEST!
NEARLY 10000 NOW ~ Csc

Al then Fsaiy Sfsi.s Msltlatf. a. Ne sale no
hoaFy Manuiactufing halhinss, shich GTm ~
lag Enl tea Ia the EztEs y ether CumpaulCs.
This Machine viii Do al klnds = Family cpHiuE
from he tncsi - the earsesi asrios, uslus slk
twisi, u0ilau 60 lincn thread, aLd uskisg he r.
isriaaled Elastic SUich-allks o. tsth s'ts u the
iahIic seutd-and rccaEuirtd uKcfl Hhcrs 81 the
nusi dCralis and handsQme ftlich. - 49, u A.
tachmcuts. ether stitches eau BE made. kmhrui-
DER, Deuhle LauR snd ninEle Loop stitches Fcry
casy 3 rip, aud therefore bui little dcsircd.
We slAlm. and can shoH, that che Wheeler
Nllson u The liirsi, raifff grsf t-ra.A 81 hlsf
81 sssHiag lock stitch Machine ln nse. and vii
q oas Ttsasaad Doiirs Or any standard shuttle
Machine that will excel e IN either 81 the asvFc
mentioned points.
Having 90 shuttle or undeItsnson 30 adjust the
simplicity 81 the Wheeler a Wills cannot he qurs-
toned. We shall he happy g. show the Wheeler
furnished ROOM az -, Church Street, Bufllnsion,
Vt.
Over e00.olo people have bou Nc and arc using
no Whaelcr a Wilson Sewing Machine. sHd they
DO say they have the Best Family Sewing Machine
in the World. We say they are the best, and you
VIII say - too you buy one. lyon ever calcu-
late 10 buy Sewing Machine, Just let our aEehts
bring one o. your house and show you the machine
an II you doL't want a. don't buy u. II yea do
want Il, you can have u on easy FERNS.
II Agents for other Sowing haehi aes tell you the
Wheeler Wilson don't do all kinds Of sewing,
either heavy or light you may conclude he either
wants h humhug you OF don't know what lac Is
talking about
Hoissles,, Forrest Pieces. Most Ess1v naHasef and
Most Durabie. EacA Machine Rura,fsd
We do not crowd the whoeler& Wilson into your
house, but will be happy to let you try one before
purchase.
Don't huv Machine before calling to see the
latest improved Whesler 4 Wilson Machines. sold
on the monthly iustllment plan y desired.
send for samples Of work and Circulars, %
W. l.. FRENCH, Agent for Lamoiile County.
johnson. Vt. at q. II. SaXhy's Hotel. i6
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The outstanding orders to March LIST
anlOuus to slOO5,ll; and The selecimen
estimate ell the liabilities Of the town at
sl6l5,2l which = tax Of ihiriy-siz cents
''ou the dollar" would amply provide for.
During the nine and One.halT months
that b. n. Gates has held the liquor
agency, the town derives a net profit Of
s254.O0.
The Dance at DR.. Randall's last
eve, was postponed till next Tuesday eve.
on account 9th weather.
THK WEGTnR-The thermometer fell
80 degrees in about as many minutes
Monday afternoon. Tuesday morning it
indicated 20 . below zero. That day was
considered to be the worst day of the sea-
son to he out in.
No stages arrived at this place yes
terday, except Mr.. Barnes which never
fails. 4 fearful storm prevails to-day
aud 10 traveller ventures out unless driv-
en- to by the EXTREMIST necessity. We
learn by telegraph that the p. & o. r
X. aud the Central are both blockaded
aud trains generally suspended ar make
but slow progress,
ALMOST FIRE.-Yesterday the dance
hall 10 DIR. Randall's hotel took fire from
the stove used in heating 1t, but was dis
covered in season to prevent oonfagra-
ton that must have been very disastrous.
Soon after one of the chimneys of the
American House burned out, showering
threatening sparks CD several adjacent
buildings, but without damage.