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THE MATlTkETs.



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TuFabAY, Dsoembeg y, IN
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Nj Psui,, ~; hiiEautee and " Pal Irsfperrfas'
ssSna t6d 'wssistp, 80 Kort WsIInso E,,,er.n,
ted ssp MI s ~ soiia s I'll ~: "
ium6us' Uhica I'D iniling psIefsl rs! Tsnnss,
sss STATE aTea old, W.; Virginia sNe eQnaol bonds
~ Moth dafoiipa slies, old, q: North p4rplins
sisss PsT r mn H gSsls sf g. BOND, w '"'
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RAILROADS.

THROUGH LINE BETwEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK..
Trains beyE,sn" #sshinFton' and md Rev Yorf
| Jon NV Yoitk, Without change of Gers,
Leave daily teHcept Sunday At s a. m, Lana
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
=, Lave daily tOIoeft Sunday at Hm,i,
ON SUNDAY
=, leave for New YORK ats % y. IN, sud riils
Sleeping ear for New York on the Va g. m ira
:. Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York
Boston can be had at the Station ONCE II eli hour
Sec Baitmorc. aud Ohio Railroad advertisement
inr H,d,helnle bGtNeen Washingi1n nalilmgre, An.
I ."t Assistant Ms-i6r of irl an Sdl4isi
AN COLI, qenerpi Ticket Agent
GO H. kOONTl, Asont, Washington ms
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
Trains between n. ( = w
sHd MAsH1Ndf0NA Ash, THEWLsf Sfo nov 'G rhn
Il, Law daily y'-..' snnday, Il bIs, g. =. D aud
".'' Z y" ! ''T TOR NV ssiRSffIR43ssE H.
- naiY EXCEPT Sunday, at Is. q. pa M,
srpR vi EfiiPM WAY grAr1oYs.
sy nSS u iSoS" G sR9 Jg sSS
I.,,. =, ron ASNAroLra
leave ~ . ~, agd .iUI. M No trains 10 or
,,.OY, sUSDAY.
,...-,.- ron hALI1MURE
ron WAY STATIONS.
Leave ~ q. N, aud J. ~ 4. m.
FOR ALL pANIb'OF THE wEgT
leave daily e5ceW Saturday aud sunday, at . Is
9 " q. m, aud Is and . r. m
g. s aiaEa1S q 4 /, q "a y H. ss@ a ,r
~ Relay Hlatiun with trafnH frufn baltimore II
Nhceiing PatkergburY, PittsburE, Nc. N
Ipr hlrasbufg and I'pnts betNern Relay IlOuFo
Relay GsS VIII sfa56s shd Wihs6 %aGsfI .5sJ, a.
mediation train. ~
Through tickets 10 tho West can be had Al thu
Washington Station Ticket once At all hours III the
fGr New York PhilldelrhiA aud Boston. ssohd.
TIIOs. Il. SHARP,
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MEDICAL.
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY PEIIET ron YOUNG MEN FROM THE
tnetiH ~ ErOfg and Abuses In early ma
MANHOOD restoTed Impedmgnts 10 MarriarS re-
niOyS1t New llethOd Of treatment New and ~.
In scaled enyolofssa 1850 ''''''ia'9 7'ht itee'
Ninth street Ph iladelphih Pan M oGu,h
professional pklli - '''''o '"nt4i,,,,t hnu
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DRoPosAIs FoR on FoR lsIs4.

1AAAsURH DEPARrMEN- II
OfFi u or THE L10Hr,HOUBE hOAnT, 81
WAsHSqTOS, November H. lg7a |
Sealed proposals will be received al this niilce n An
O'Clock ., IN, on WEDNESDAY, the SIN day al
January, lsia, for supplying nlnety.hye thOnfand
pure sp rm, Cola or Lard on for the United States
Light mouse service according to the 6pecihoafOna
beari ~ date a. above, copies u which may be hal
after NoHembfT 3, on APPLICATION TO the Lighthouse
SaE I; "a thS dnsPfeS9r I9mp sinsyillg
at 50, APcmbertOn square, BOstqn, MaaRaehusetts
an the Lighthouse lnspector Of Detroit Michigan
! noYls JOSEPH HENRY. ohairmaTl
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DROIOsAIS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
sHEBOl0AN HARBOH, WISCONSIN,
UNITED STATES ENutNEEB OTTICgy


OffiCB A. q. u, ptKEsvtLLE AHsENAL, MD.,l
November IA lS7g (
Bealed prupgeale, In duplicate. Will be receiysA Al
this once until 10 a m, December "a tgIg Tor fur
ntshnE fresh Beef required at this pOst by the sub
meneinE January I, lisa
InioEnation e to conditions, hc, can r. obtained
CAPT q. T. K. and A. @. e, ia charge q PifesSille
AfheuAL nOVsu
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- 49, Assistant Master Of TranHlsUTtailo
Nm gOIE, ugneral Ticket Agent
0EO. \. kOONIZ, General Agent M


IN and after October T. Is7s the trains on this road
will be run ~ follnwH!
The mail train will leave AlsGsjiria daily eteets
sunday, a. . - a NJ; arrive Al faesbnrg a. II q ~
anlria al ~ u IN
The accdminodatipu train will leave Alexandra,
haiy, except SUNDAY, At J. NJ, aud arrive At Lass
arrive at Alexandria at = rs o. "a.
line % n q. train irum Alexandria aud II % r. m
Ialn trgfn Hamilton connect ht Hamilton with
kemns daily line 81 Coaches for 1urrellylle Snlck
grbNtlle, llerryyillc aud Winchester AlHi with
teamerH line ~ coaches which leave IrrsbuFf daily
for Aide aud Middleburg '
Communication tickets, three cents t,eF fnIle
annual Tickets, 4nl. H. H. HANENFR
nuNau General Tirkal Agent
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DIED.

HARDY-gATBs.Op tiie lilh Of ~ siHiter, W
JAA W. RANDY and Miss ELLA u oAths' OO'h U
lhln city.
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A LEXANDRlA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A kfGksIAfR2 i Mtk'iHiANkAEERPRlA AND FREDk'

hlCkSBlltu HALFWAY,
DEPOT CORNER SiNTifAND u STREFTa
LOYAL trains for Alexandria leave A. f0iovG :, o.
~ u " q. m, a., q y, 8 "a aud II ~ y m.
isral trains from Alexandria arriyGa fOlloVH,
eIA y 10 2 a m, u, ATS, y and - y m
IA, rains marked thus connect with trains on Wash.
lnKtnn aud Ohio railroad.
y q. m daily except SUNDAY.
GREAT hOOTHERN EXl1tESs. via Richmond.
leaves Wellington 10 ~ r. M, daily, except Sunday
Ihr9uSh tickets 10 all points South and Southwest
Tor sale at the nihCp corner Sixth and pennsyyanta
avenue, aud Thirteenth and pcnnHylvAnia avenue,
Nhere passengers can leave orders for bag.
Hage 70 DO checked at all hotels aud residences
Iy9ltf General psa.epsssr as,e,,,t
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DROPOsGIS FOR FRESH BEER .

OFFICE 4. q. s., U. e. ARMY,l
CHATTANOOgA, TESE., Nov. ~ iB1a I
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received ~
this office until O'Clock. y the 9i!h day Of De;
pember, lsI2 for furnishing the Fresh beef required
by the Subsistence Department, United states Army,
At this station during six ~ months. commencing
January LIST, 1s7B.
Information a. 10 conditions quality OF Beef ray.
ments &c, can be had on application To
A. j. MCINTYRE,
dec Second Lieutenant, Second Infantry A q X
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Trains leaving Washington at n O. m aud ST.
m Connect a. Bowie with trains for Marlboro, eaV-
Ing Bowie At " 80 q. aud BIB y. m, arriving at
hArlboro' At II n a. m, and 10 y. m.
Trains arriving at Washington at II % A. m. and
| bor0 At n a. m. and 3 - y. m
Passenger leaving their orders at Ticket ONCE,
northwest corner Thirteenth aud Pennsylvania ave.
nue., northwest corner sixth and PennsylyaniA ave:
nue., can have their baggage called for and checked
/ at hotels aud residences to all points North and
West rhrpugh tickets 10 Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisville, st. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Omaha, San FrAnciHco, aud all points
North, Northwest, West and Southwest
r K Y0tfSn G.n paSsei,,,sr AIM
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ALE OF QUARTERMAsTERs STORES.

OFFICE CHMF QUARTERMAsTER,)
DEPARTMENT. OF TIE Gully, }
NEw OnLEANE, LA, Nov, 81, lsl9
Will be sold At Public Auction on TUESDAY, De.
cember y, lbI2 cOmmencing At II a. m, at the Gov.
eminent StOTehOuEe In this city, Magazine street.
between Julia aud st. Joseph streets
lot Of Clothing and Condemned Quartermaster'H
Stores.
Terms Cash In United States currency.
Information To kind and quantity Of articles Il
be sold will be furnished at this office
nnYal w. ID HuOHES, ChIcf QuaTLermAELer.
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DROPOsALs FOR FIRE. IL BEEF


OFf1CE or THE A. a. H.
FuRT PREnLE, Nh, Nov, n, lsll !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, 81 the form fur.
nished by the undersigned, win be received until
SATURDAY, the 18th day II December, l671, at 10
O'Clock, M, for all the fresh beef required at this
Post, for six mouths or such less time the Com.
missary General may direct, commencing January
|, 1874
Details aud requirements furnished by the under.
signed. true copy uf the latter with this Adver.
tsemont TO be attached to each pTgposal offered
R0LIIN A. IVES,
does 81 Lieut.. Bth Art, Acting Com. Sub
-. 1Z1,s.,, . - a., a., .,,,,,r, , -
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PROPOSALS FOR FREsH'BEEF.

OFFICE A. Y. e., DAVID'E IsIANDp
NV HoRK HARBoR, Dec. q lB7a I
Sealed proposals., in duplicate will be received At
this OiCe until u M, jan. T. lS5, for furnishing tho
" Freah BEEF required by the Subsistence Depart.
ment at this post during sir months, commencing
Jan, I, ls7S Information 10 conditions quality u
beet, payments, &C. can be obtained by aPplicatipn
TO this office. copy Of this advertisement 10 be
attached to each pr9pOsal, ClIAS HELLMER,
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
REGULAR POST STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BETWEEN
nREnEN ann BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.

The steArnefr NJ the North German Lloyd Of aEH
improvements,
sMTIMORE '......,....C CAPTAIN I;lllIenhain.
rhhLlN '...............,. lndutBCh.
putngi5; '''''''''sss.s.... liAHso.
I asifih fsiA ssssssssssssss 1tlgpr.
VIII run regularly hctwccn BREMEN and UAITI
MORE ~ follows
,...... From Bremen FROM baltimore
BALTIMORE 81. u"esinisT n
! LLlpzlu...,... December II January III
HEltllN ....... January IS February II
| OhIR ...,.,,.s... February H. March III
And Henceforth frllm each side every alternate
- wednesday.
The steamer will take passengers To Ilrrmsn y1uth
aibnton, London aud HAyre, and return
4, PHICt nf lAafAUE.- In gold frUm Bremen 10 BAL
linore, Cabin flO steerage, st1 From BALTIMORE
~ Bremen, Southampton london and HAyrp. Cabin
FlOO gteerage, Rn Children, between one and Ten
! years, half price: uurslings, "a
=. AL other arrangements are the same as the New
York lines
Further information can be ascertained by Andy.
r. SCHnMAGIiER 4 CO,
| - No aAoulh Charles street, Baltimore Md
Agent for Washington
CHARLES WALTER,
$500 No. 9t9 d street, opposite City Hall
Europe. dsStf
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deco 81 lleut. BIN Arr, Acl
DRoPOSAIs FOR SUPPLIES.

Headquarters DISTRICT or n. NJ
oTFIcE cHHr CoNNIssART oE SunsprEscE,
bs S asi TnE Il IN dg Gp w 3 gesTsd a.
is79 Tor the delivery Of the following S6sistence
- FORT BAYARD, n. NJ
ia,eS pounds q Beans,
sSSS P PSaRas q 81 G iSs M SSf salt,
9SO pounds q coarse Mexican Salt
49,, FORT CRAIG, N. Nj
65O pounds Of beans
9O0 POUNDS Of Corn Meal.
l.BO pounds Of ooSrso Mexican Salt
FORT GARLAND. q 7.
500 PSands Of BEAM.
l,00 POUNDS Of Corn Meal, ~
fSaRds q q S SsS Si asIsI ms sl
SANTA fE, N N.
Ss 8SS EES S%RSas q & E EsSn.
5 S S@Ra. 4 s saS MI Men,. sS "a.
FORT sELDEN, n. NJ.
6oO pounds 81 beans,
100 p0unds Of Corn Meal
% PS SSBSs & saS M1 asSo! SS ",
FORT STANTON, n N.
ieaS rounds q bloar.
10 pounds Of coarse MsSieSn Salt.
FORT .TULAROSA, n. NJ
| sSSS P PoaRas q bS S1G
| 81 pounds Of fine Mexican Salt
| TO pounds Of coarse Mexican salt
FORT UNION. N. NJ
ld1OO pounds OF Flour.
i9O00 pounds Of Beans
AOO pounds OF Corn Meal
6tpO pounds OF hne Mexican Salt
bOoO pounds Of coarse Mexican Salt.
FORT WINGATE, N. NJ.
II L0O0 pounds Of Flour
5000 pounds OF Boans
ab0O pounds Of Corn Meal
IOOO POUNDS Of hno Mexican SAlt
ilO0 rounds OfcOarse Mexican Salt.
One half OF the Flour TO be delivered later than
| April d, ISIS such other time the Chief Com.
mlssAry Of the district may direct samples Of Flour
fr9m Ten 70 fifteen POUNDS must aoeolnpsny eacl,
on or before April % ls73 samples Of zach article
| required The Corn Meal 70 be ground from Ameri.
| can corn white Or yellow Bids Tor the delivery OF
The entire quantity Of Salt A Fort Union well -
requirements OF advertisements from this once,
Z | bearing date November D, 1870, and November y,
lai-Will be strictly complied with. Copies Of same
viii be furnished from this olhce on application.
D' 0O''''''"DI u W. ~ W. H. NASH.
Captain aud c s., U. g. Army, Chief & g. Dist Of
| N NJ dep9
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TRAlNN LEAVE FOiI
BALTIMORE!
tk a. M, NiasarH III
Iress, daily,
! ~ q, M, Baltimore Mail
| daily.
10 - q. m, Western EN
/ presB, daily, except Sun
day.
B15 y. m, Baltimore Ac
cOmmOdatiOn, daily, en-
| cept sunday.
) q y. IN, Cincinnati FL
press, daily, except Sun
day.
! 80 y. m, Western EN,
press daily.
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An agent Of the Department Yill have supervision
Of the manuiaetnre, stQrAge and issue Of the samIs
who shall at all times have full and free to
the apartments, safes and vaults where the stamps
are manufactured and stored, for tho purpOsC Of
nish him and his CLERKS suitable office and deek
room, for the transaction OF the business OF his
/ agency, without cost 10 the Government,
| CONTRACT NOT ASSIGNABLE.
The contract cannot, In any case, be lawfully
| transferred or assigned
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RALrlMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND u STREETS
NORTHWEST

= ~ -" .
4 TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHlN0TON
tA a. M, Western EH,
! I,rcss, daily except Sun
day.
8 n a, m, Mall, daily, eI,
cept Sunday,
II % a. NJ, Western EH,
/ press, daily
bil Il IN, Pacific EEpress,
daily except sunday.
? o .. m, daily.
10 * y. m, AocommOsla
ton, daily ,eHocptSunday
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The Postmaster General reserves the right to Te.
lec any and all bids II IN his Judgment the Interests
u the Government require Il; also the right To Au
null the contract II, in his opinion there shall be
failure Al any umeto perform faithfully any Of its
sipulAtionH, or IA case Of wful attempt TO impose
| upon the DEPARTMENT stamps inferior 10 tlOse.nOW
| In use.
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NORTHWEST, souri, AND SOUTHWEST.
On and after November y. ls79 trains will leave as
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-30

The up passenger train narrowly
escaped II frightiul accident
on Thursday last. Near Me.
lndocs Falls the heavy rains ma 80
soaked the soil as to cause u Had
slide, undermining the track for for.
ty feet or more, the rails being sup.
ported by the ties. Trains had
passed about one o'clock, the slide
occurring after that time. The break
was discovered by the mercst acct.
dent. Mr.. Beattie the death of
whose little child Us the car we men.
toned last week. was driving along
the highway which Mt that point
runs below the railroad, bctvee it
and the river. No icing that con.
sierable dirt had been washed into
the road he looked up to the track
and discovered that it had been I'M.
dcrmined. Hitching his horse and
aware that it was almost train time,
he ran along down the track and
succeeded in stopping the train
The track at that point being about
fifty feet above the river, being on
curve where the engineer could not
have seen the danger, with u tram
consisting of SIX or seven full cars
running 1t the rate of 80 miles an
hour, the result can only be imagin.
ed.
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Flag Raising and Speaking nt
f.sirlcc.

The Republicans of Fairlec held
very successful meeting last Fri
day, at which time beautiful flag.
with the names of Grant and Will
sou sttached 20 it, was hung out
"A meeting was organized i'll the
chu,ch. with John Stratton, Esq,
Presidents; w. IL. Mouse, Bradford.
Hazcn Carr, Oxford, VIM. Child and
T. S. Paine, Vice Presidents j. II.
Gilman, Bradford, and ID. Z. Alb
Dott. Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by O..
Gambell, Jr,. Esq. and Hon. Burn
ham Martin. The attendance was
good. and a good deal of enthusi-
assn for the cause was manifested.
Bradford Brass Band was in atten.
dance and cnlivcned the exercises
with good music.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-30

Observation-Disclosures A. Field,
Esq, has been re appointed Post
Master at Hanover.
The Hanover Republican caucus,
to choose delegates to the Electoral
Convention at Littleton, Sept T.,
will be held at Mill Village, on Sat.
urday, Aug. 81, at 2 p. m.
Another freshet in Mill Village,
Hanover. Three years since our
bridges and roads were torn mp sad.
ly. Last Saturday came almost it's
equal. Eight or ten bridges are
gone. and nearly IA many more in.
iurcd, more or less. Inf some places
the roads are impossible. The
grist mill was cleared so imminent
was it's danger. The new saw and
shingle mill of Could & Smalley
was injured to the tune of nearly
5000. Fearful havoc was made of
the farm of j. d. Bridgnan, Esq,
and that of Iii Hurlburt suffered
The cellars Of some
houses were filed with water, and
the inmates tl,d in fright. The
damage will reach $4,000, or more.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-30

The extensive advertisement OF
Banks, Fitzpatrick and other shin
Ing lights, drew quite IA large crowd
to the village Saturday. Gen. Xii.
patrick and Gov. Gardner addressed
the meeting, the latter making the
principal speech in the afternoon
and the former in the evening. The
simple truth is that the meeting was
composed Of majority of Grant
men, as must have been evident to
the speakers themselves. That
Greeley Club that has been noticed
in SO many places don't seem 10
awaken the looked for enthusiasm.
Is it true that other towns were
called on to help pay for that flag!
1t was given ont that the formida-
Bile Club would, on Saturday, the
10th, make its appearance at the
Centre, whereupon the faithful were
expected to rally. One wagon load
of seven men made their appear
ance, and it was reported that there
was another buggy seen, bnt the
rumOr cannot be traced to any reli-
able source. A powerful speech
was made 10y the candidate for
States Attorney. 1t was address
ed to the candidate for Probate
Judge, and was an earnest appeal
to him to circulate a subscription
paper, for "we've got to have a hun
bred and twenty five dollars" 1t /
isn't the habit OF the worthy candi
date for Judge, when people ask for
assistance, to turn them away en-
,y handed, but he failed to see this
thing in "A donative light. Where !
upon the club, or cudgel, or what
ever it is, departed. But we sup |
pose cit is all right, Mr.. p; it is all
right (" 1t they like the enthusi-
lsm we are Satisfied.-W 0tcLmaR.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-30

PAsSUMpSIC.-Dcacon Brown of
this village probably owns the best
COW in the state. On the Both day
of last May her milk weighed 60
pounds. In one week in June, not
an extra week, 10 pounds Of butter
were made from her milk, besides
what was used by two persons, and
13 quarts sold. She is mixture of
Ayrshire and Alderney, an average
size, and runs in a common pasture.
SO says the Lyndon Union but we
must ask the Union if it has not
made mistake in the figures.
Nineteen pounds of butter from one
COW in one week, besides Is quarts
of milk sold, nc, seems impossible.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-30

S. \. Fish 4 Son Of Thetford
Center, will sell by public Auction
on Friday, Sept. 18th. at 10 o'clock :,
A. NJ. their Grist Mill, just built,
viii, new machinery, > run OF Barr
Stones, and doing good business.
Also = large rooms adapted to man.
ufacturing purposes, with the best
water power III the county, and
plenty OF water at all seasons. AL.
so, personal property, &c, at same
time. They also offer at private
sale two dwelling houses in Thctiord
Center Village. near the mill. This
is a rare chance for amy one who
wishes to so into the mill business.
l4W3
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for the rain we think there would
have been thousand out. The Re.
pubicans Of Wells River, are wide
awake, and will bring out their full
force next Tuesday. No Grecleyism
there.
The Band and those who went up
from Bradford, numbering in all
about twenty-five, were handsomely
entertained ut the Coossuc House.
Durant was on hand with one of the
best dinners to be had.
WELLS RIVER II. R.-There are
rumors that the iron will not be laid
on the Montpelier aud Wells River
II. IL. the present year--that the
late advance in the price of iron,
will make p difference of some sixty
Thousand dollars with contractor
Munson, 9td that the directors are
inclined VI have the time extended
to favor him.
WELLS RIvER.-Mr. Hoyt is
commencing the erection of a new
house on the street near John Bal.
ley's residence.
The Wells River Fire company
took an excursion trip to Newport
and the Lake, Aug. Dist.
A young man named Norris An.
drews was out on the Connecticut
river in boat, on Monday, and by
some means the boat was upset just
below the X. II. Bridge, and went
down the rapids with Andrews
clinging to it and crying out for
help. lie was rescued down near
the freight Depot.
We came across Democrat Mt
Wells River the other day, who al
though not partial to "boiled crow"
Yet swallows Greeley, and who was
maintaining that he was perfectly
honest and truthful and always had
been. Some one asked him if he
would believe what II. e.. said
three years ago as soon as he
would what he says to day. The
answer was that he would, certain
ly. He was then asked IL he be
licved Horace Greeley when he de
clared that the Democratic party
was composed of the worst classes
in the conntry-horse thieves, vii
lails, keepers Of house of i'll fame,
&c. The ndmirer of Hreeley's hon
eStv and truthtulncSS scratched his
head for Il moment and then rX.
claimed, "Well,-ycs, -ycs,-sir-H
TJeclrU S0Us so. il is so
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ku-kIuN in Wells River.

The Republicans Of Wells River
and vicinity raised IA Grant y vii.
son flag on Tuesday, Aug. y. On
Tuesday night some seoundrels-
whether they belong to the huKtHr
brotherhood or not, is unknown
cut the flag ropes in several places
and pulled them ont of the pulIeys.
There is general feeling of in
dignation among the Republicans.
and all-eXcept few of Greeleys
supporters call it II mean. dirty,
cowardly trick.
The flag was carried in before
dark and saved. On Wednesday
morning at sunrise the flag was
floating again, the ropes having
been spliced and put into the pull
lcNS.
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HARTFORD, VI, Aug. oath. A
large and very enthusiastic Grant
and Wilson meeting was held here
today, under the auspices Of the
Grant and Wilson club Oft this town.
About one thousand people were
present The meeting was address.
ed by Senator j. S. Morrill,, Hon. B
II. Steele, Hon. Julius Converse,
Col. $. NJ. Pingree and others. a
Grant and Wilson flag was thrown
to the breeze to the music Ct Star
Spanglcd Banner.
The Prospects.
The Democrats IN this section
are almost unit against the Gree.
ley ticket. Look ont for sweep.
ing majority for Grant and Wilson
at the coming election,