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official Announcements.
WASHINGTON, March 1


Lieut.. Fred Grant has been assigned
to duty on Gen. Sheridan's staff at Chi
cago.
Gov. McCook having declined reap
pointment to the Governorship of Col
orado territory, the President will send
to the Senate the name of s. II. Ebert,
of that territory, as his successor, to take
effect the 18th of April.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Nine persons were received into the
Congregational church, at Springfield,
March I'd.
Rev. DR.. G. Il. Drake with i'm
proved health, is again preaching in
Royalton.
The Catholics recently held an oys-
ter festival at White River junction
the proceeds of which amounted to
$3.50.
The estate of the late Nathaniel
Fullerton, of Chester, foots up some
three hundred thousand dollars.
Eleven of the twelve school dis
tricts in the town of Sharon, have sus-
tanned nearly six months of school each
during the school year 1872 1878.
Three young men were fined five
dollars each and costs on Friday of last
week for disturbing religious meeting,
the Sunday previous, at school house,
in the westerly part of the town of
Bethel.
Mr.. Horace Pinney who lives in
Pinney Hollow, from last October up to
some time in the forepart OF the winter,
caught thirty-two foxes, and also a few
skunks and raccoons.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
"A youth in Brattlcboro was nned
one dollar for an assault on his mother.
-Thirty-two deaths in the Brattle-
boro Insane Asylum last year.
The cigar factory of Leonard u
Ross at Brattleboro employs from thirty
to forty hands, one-third of whom are
girls.
The fire wardens in Bellows Falls,
make two inspections annually, in May
and November, with reference to the
safety of all fire arrangements, stove
tunnels, etc., throughout the village.
Right.
AT the town meeting, in Putney,
the town voted to appropriate $500 TO
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RUTLAND HIGH SoHooL.-During the
term of the Rutland Graded School, Just
closed, there have been seyenty-four
scholars in attendance on the high school
department. Of this number twenty
three have not been absent during the
term; four have been absent but half a
day five absent only one day, and five
have been absent only a day and half.
The following have not been absent dur
ing the term: Hattie l.. Barney, Hat
tie NJ. Dunton, Ednah G. Edison, Flora
A. Green, Mary S. billiard, Jennie G.
Holden, Ellen j. Meldon, Jessie L. Mer-
rift, Eta Y. Potter, Jessie E. Smith,
Electa A. Snow, Carlena J. Walker,
Lizzie A. Wyman, Horace L. Clark,
Charles W. Cook, Pat Meldon, John T.
Merrill, Myron L. Osgood, George T.
Pease, William X. Sheldon, Norman w.
Smith, Frank g. Southland, Herbert c..
Vaughan The following have been alb
sent but one half day each: Carrie n.
Allen, F. Louisa Allen, Abbic E. Love
land, Jennie L. Valequette The fol-
lowing were absent only one day Ida
A Smith, Agnes A. Bailey, John G..
Holden, Edmund r. Morse, Edward NJ
Smith The following were absen one
and a half days each John p At
wood, Fred r. Bailey, james Meldon,
Edward D. Page. Carrie NJ Kilburn.
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Town Officers.

PITTsFoRD. = Moderator, Rollin G.
Smith clerk and treasurer, S. Fl. KEEL
logg; selectmen, L. Hendee, ]. M.
Goodnough, Geo. N. Eayres constable
and collector, Carlos A. Hitchcock lis
tiers, Roswell Woodcock, Josiah Leon
ard, Junia Sargent; overseer of poor,
Isaac G. Wheaton auditors, William B.
Shaw, r. r. Drake, Franklin Burditt /;
trustee, S. III. Kellogg; superintendent
of schools, r. G. Smith town grand
jurors, |. G. Wheaton, Willard Edison,
VIM. B. Shaw fence viewers, r. f.
Burditt, Geo. d. Wheaton, r. G. Smith;
town agent, Henry F. Lothrop. Voted
a tax Of 40 cents on the grand list
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A Canadian apntrnuc.

UNDERWOOD, Ont, March 10.
Last night family named Price, with
some friends living at Port Bruce, were
attacked, as they were getting out of a
sleigh, by five men, armed with clubs,
and beaten so badly that Geo. Price,
an old man, has died. Philip Warren is
not expected to live, and three others
were seriously injured
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The English Cabinet Crisis.

LONDON, March 10.
Gladstone and his Cabinet colleagues
were in consultation forhours yesterday.
Nothing has yet transpired as to the re-
suit of their deliberations.
Mr.. Gladstone proceeded to Windor
to-day and submitted to the Queen the
names of the incoming Cabinet
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The George S. Wright Lost, with all
ON Board.
SAN Francisco. Mar

SAN Francisco, March 10.
A complete account of the cruise in
search of the steamer George S. Wright
confirms the fears entertained from the
first, that she has been lost with all on
board. Portions of the wreck of the
steamer have been seen scattered along
the coast hundreds of miles north of
Cape Caution, where it is supposed the
vessel was lost, and sign board with
the name of the missing steamer thereon
was picked up by the captain of the
steamer Gussie Telfair.
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Neglect q cough. Nothing Is InoS6 tsAtdLA
sequences.
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS
are a ssre cure for all diseases Of. the res
piratory organs, sore throat colds Group J.
diphtheria, asthma, catarTh, hoarSenesS,
dryness of the throat, wIhdpipe. or bron-
chial tubes, and ali diseases OF the lungs.
In all cases of sudden cold, however ia
ken. these tablets should be promptly ana
freely used. They eQualize the circulation
of the blood, mitigate the severity or the
attack, and will, IN a very short time, rs
store healthy action to the affected organs
Wells Carbolic Tablets are Tut Up II
blue boxes only. Take no substitutes. II
send at once to the agent In New Yorh, who
will forward them by return mail
Don't be deceived by limitations.
Sold by druggists. Price 20 cents q poz-
JOHN q. KELLOGG, le HleJL ct. y. T.,
Sole Agent for United states
send for Circular. nh2yw4
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Minor Items.

Judge Wheeler decided, yesterday,
zgalnst the application Of the respond
snt for the continuance of the case of
the State vs. II. f. Adams, and assigned
wednesday next, March 26th, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon, for trial
The specimens Of drawing and
painting, exhibited at the High School,
Yesterday, by the class under the charge
If Miss Burnham, were very fine and
ro7thy of special notice and though all
we're skillfully executed, yet one piece
Of painting, a bouquet Of flowers, by
MS Carrie NJ Kilburn, which she pre-
sen,cd to Mr. Dana, the principal, was
universally admired.
A boy named Sidney Lash, news
gent fell from an express train, Tues
.tay nieht. about one mile from Georgia
station. and was pretty badly cut and
bruised hut the doctors think he viii
,aryiv rls iniwirs
Among the honorary commissioners
tuA. Vienna Exposition, appointed by
.ho President we ma me names oI T.
s. H'f'''' "'' Jew N. ''''''' 81 'eF-
mort
A NuGaad ai,, while going 70
rhurch, sunday ioS' her oonn'' ana
Wa'.ed." 'eop'r OF hi'cNS without mss
Ing d. A gnueman' VINO was walking
behind her, picked mp the 'tra'I article,
overlook hF' aa5 oo.p7'st'in @f immense
' '' "'''4'''S w.
Mr. DcNemHan, the successor OF the
late '"1rgc u. Pag" rs master mechanic
"i lA' H'ns<ei&tf an" N"r"t"g" fai'r"ao
company. entered upon Ms '"'''0 On
Monday
A DanNwy tomily, which Is snS-
a'a1 by charity, almost persisted by
hunger ON Friday night. The little girl
who daily makes her rounds in quest OF
'""d was prevented 'ro" gong our 'h''
morning ny tossing one "i her earrings
Upon the arrival Of the northern
tudp. yesterday, an Old lady affection
3JrlE AifrtGt N'SlIsh young iadS rs iol-
lows why, how DIDO, Marian why,
how funny We look Didn't hardly know
ye got four false teeth in, ain't YOU 2"
Maria changed the subject.
They tell OF q Young doctor who
,nards HE leisure hours in practicina on
the coraet and passers-by, thinking an
amnutafton is r3ine ON inside, are de-
luded a, TO the number Of his patients
Slush and water distributed in alter
nate patclre are among the cnioyments
for desuians nowadays.
Tho serias If articles written for
ruF IfrrAtn. one Of which appears every
Nonlay morning, under the signature
Of pargns. are attracting a large share
If ,tfan,ion and arc extensively copied
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LATEST NEWS.
The loss of the Grace Irving.
OF AN EYE WITNESS.
DUxBURY, Mass, March 10.

STATEMENT OF AN EYE WITNESS.
DUxBURY, Mass, March 49,
Having seen all the different reports
of the sinking of the steamer Grace
Irving off this harbor on the afternoon
of the 10th, and not finding one correct
in every respect, | send the associated
press true statement of the disaster,
of which l was an eye witness:
AT lao p. M, Sunday, l made out an
object, as | thought, on Duxbury beach,
about quarter of mile to the north
of the High Pine woods. Upon going
to the window and taking my glass, I
saw that it was small steamer, so near
the shore that only the top of her smoke
pipe and flag staff could be seen above
the beach. In few minutes, however,
she opened out so that | could see her
hull and everything on deck, and saw
that she
WAS IN DISTRESS,
for she had her ensign hoisted Union
down. She was at the time heading
north and, as near as | can judge, she
stood on this course about fifteen min
utes, making little or no Roadway. Then
all at once she stood to the westward
directly toward the beach, only for a
moment, however, for she then kept off
to the north again. She acted in that
manner until she was almost mile and
a half to the north of the High Pine
woods. At this time she was as light
as cork on the water and, with steam
up, was making very good weather in
spite of the heavy gale.
THREE MEN ON BOARD.
There were three men in sight at this
time, and saw them go from forward
aft, once or twice, when, suddenly, |
distinctly saw the bright flashes from the
forward part of the pilot house. She
then bore right round 50 that her head
was south. After this they set a small
thin covered sail just abaft the smoke
pipe, probably to keep her from rolling,
as she was laying side to wind, which
was about west to NORTH and as if she
was drifting badly to the eastward, and
| could sec now that she was settling
fast. All at once She rolled over Oh her
port side, righted again very slowly, and
then her bow came out Of the water and
SHE SUNK STERN. FOREMOST.
After the water closed over her
looked for some moments very closely,
but not a sign Of a boat, nor a plank
could | discover. She was at this time
about two miles from the beach and
bore, as near as can judge, northeast
from the north part of High Pine woods.
The time was then o'clock and five
minutes, and it was an impossibility to
get to them from Duxbury, the only
point where a boat could have started
and got to them but from there, the
only life boat in town was taken away
last fall.
(Signcd)
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The Evacuation. of France.

PARIS, March 10.
The Assembly this afternoon ratified,
without dissenting voice, the treaty
signed on Saturday last between Theirs
and Count Won Arnim, the German Am
bassador, providing for the payment of
the war indemnity and the evacuation
of French territory.
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erage 1913 pounds at 6 CSC; Iosteers TO av-
ersge 1850 pounds at 9 &C., WIN. SEQ Ian.
sold % steers to average 1853 pounds, at
. DISC; 10 steers to average 1872 pounds, at
75-sc. w. III. Bardweil "a river oxen at
lOalO@c. to dress IL .Oal3OO pound each.
Sheep-The northern sheen trade con-
tinues quiet. Butchers say there is alto
gether too much stuff laying about in the
city, and that they cannot advance prices
in sheep, that the prices they now-p,y Is
more than they are justified in paving.
Wesaw one lot of 100 lambs sell Tor SIC. TO
average 80 pounds. Outside price on
sheep 7%c.
Working oxen-A little doing in work
ing oxen. The demand Is gradually inn
proving.
Fat Hogs-as last quoted, 6a5Kc. per
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Slavery i'm Porto Rico.

MADRID, March 19.
The Porto Rico abolition bill was
again under consideration in the Ma
tional Assembly yesterday. An amend
ment offered by Senior Ruiz, providing
that the abolition of slavery in the island
shall be gradual, was rejected
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Factory Operatives, after the eXhaus-
ton Of their long day Of labor in over
heated and poorly ventilated rooms, need
a stimulant that is nourishing az well as
warming. Neither tea nor coffee with
all their agreeable properties, is 50 cmi-
ncntly suited to meet this need as is
Cocoa or Chocolate. That prepared by
Walter Baker x Co, Boston, has the
highest reputation the world over. Try
it,
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BENNINGToN COUNTY.

--Whitney's Block, Bennington, had
a very narrow escape from confagra-
ton last Tuesday, during the high wind
which prevailed there. A weod~box i'll
the kitchen full of dry wood, etc., caught
fire by some unknown way, and no one
being in the room at the time, when dis
covered it was under dangerous head
way, but by hard labor by the occu-
pants of the building 1t was extinguish-
ed without much damage.
The Troy Burdens are making ar
engagements to work their iron works
east of Bennington. Per contra, several
manufacturers have applied for an in
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, MARCH 90, 1878,
rival and departure of Trains.
nnA1Ns Anp1vE An RI1rI.ANn.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
ero,n BELLOWS Falls, LAP q 1890 a. M, t2.22
& ts45 pm. ,oro
t640 p. m.
n Port Henry, .ll.32 a. N. q t7.l5 =. "a;
bennington, tl2.lO p. INFLOW * -lo.OV y
. saratoga, sn.45 a. M, tL.So, 600 4 1000
y. m. ,oo . - -, an a 81 Ez - a.,
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
,,, Bellows Falls, 1880 Il f4.3o a. M, ~l2l0
. 8arlnaton, L5o q 400 a. M, 1872 & sos
Port Henry, 800 a. M, Il 5.06 p. IN.
sanniR gtCn, 1900 u H9.05 g. m, 4 1920 p.
% / lratoga, t440, 3. go & tlOl5 a, M, & 1900
salem, lao & 800 a m, 'l.Oo g 6.0Op. m.
sNai Train. MIXED.
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KILLED 81 THE CARS. james Shea,
an Irishman working on the Poultney
quarries, was killed on the track near
the Hydeville depot by the extra engine
going west during the night of Monday,
March nth. The body was horribly
naaglsd, almost beyond recognition.
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10 PER CENT. NET.

The Iowa Loan and Trust Company VIII
invest money on fr-t-ciass Real Estai . at
10 per cent. interest, net, payable seTni-an-
the collection Of All loans made through
its agency. al charges paid 10y the b9T-
rover. Please write, before Investing foT
New York and New England references,
and full particulaEs. samuel Merrill, date
Governor Of Iowa President. Address
JAMES b. HEARTY Bill, Sec'y, Drawer 1877.
Des MOines, Iowa. mh2Qw2
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Hyacinthc in switzerland.

GENEVA, March IS.
The religious excitement in this city,
caused by the preaching of Pere Hya-
cinthe, is increasing. The reverend gen.
tleman is meeting with great success.
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Canvassers will do well to read Fl. A.
McKenney & Cos. advertisement this
week.
All persons who aspire to beauty or
personal appearance should not neglect
that natural accessory, the hair. By
many it has been neglected until the hair
has become thin, gray, or entirely fallen
off. Messrs. Hall s. Co., Nashua, n.
H., have produced an effectual remedy,
called Sicilian Hair Remover, which
cures all diseases OF the scalp. This
wonderful preparation acts upon the
glands, which support and nourlsh the
hair, restores gray hair to its original
color, makes the scalp white and clean,
removes and prevents the formation of
dandruff and all cutaneous cruptions
and, by its tonic and nutritiye proper
ties, restores the scalp to healthy state,
and creates new growth. As dress
ing, it is unsurpassed, giving tue hair
that brilliancy SO much admired by all.
Boston C0namercjaL
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The suez Canal.

PANAMA, March IS.
The practibility of a ship canal through
Nicaragua has been settled by the labors
of the present United States surveying
party.
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Ncw york stock and Money Market

NEW YORK, March u.
Money stringent at I-32a l-t6 and interest,
closing at the latter rate.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady at
l05Gl0SH.
Gold strong ut ll5I@ll5H, closing at ll5
Gll5k.
Loans At 4g7 per cent gold for carrying.
Clcariugs S39,0OOCD0
Exports 1921, 1855 in silver bars.
Treasury disbursements S34,OOJ.
Governments dull and steady.
state bonds very dull.
Stocks Irregular, unsettled and very dun.
New DIRK Central, Pacific Mail, Western
Union, st. Paul and Lake Shore have been
generally firm, while Hartford 4 Erie de-
ctincd / q per cent, Erie s per cent. and
the rest OF the market was dull and heavy.
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.flarrianEs.

HL'TCHINS - BRADSHAW In HYDE
vile. sunday evening, March 9th ut the
house of the brides father, by Rev. II. j..
Crosse Mr. VIM II Hutchins, OF Water
bury, Vt. and Miss Martha J. Bradshaw,
OF nVdeVillp.
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81 TIER.

At 81. Albans the market was fair.
We quote Common to fair, 5000
medium to good, 25@3O: choice, 35@31;
selections. 38c.
The receipts Of butter in Boston for
the week were 1924 packages against
8, $3.50 packages for the corresponding
week last year The demand from the
trade was quite brisk the past few days,
and stocks are running low, with no
prospects of increased receipts. From
MI sections Of the interior advices rep
resent a short supply, and there is every
reason to look for high range of prices
for the remainder of the season. Quo
tationS advanced fully &c per pound,
and ut the close there was no difficulty
in obtaining the advance, if the lots
were what buyers wanted The sales
include several barrels of fine fall New
York and Vermont at 3S@40c, which
was the highest quotation, but grocery
selections have been sold at 42@45c per
pound Straight diaries, including sum
mer and fall, sold at 32@38c for good to
choice and almost any lot of fair butter
will now command from 25@30c per
pound
The advance in prices is sustained, but
the market is not active. New butter is
quoted in New York at 40@45c., but
buyers purchase only for present needs.
Two carloads of California butter are
announced as on their way, to reach
market about two weeks hence. The
Producers Price Current of the 10Th
says 1--WE find this morning d quiet
market Some dealers are out of stock
and have to obtain supplies from their
neighbors, but others appear to be rather
overstocked for the season and are max
ing visits to buyers On the whole, we
think the feeling this morning is less
firm. A neighboring large city is said
to be receiving somewhat literally from
the country, more than it finds ready
market for New York State butter is
in very light receipt as yet It finds
ready buyers, the best grades at very
long prices. There are some tubs called
new, which appear to be made from the
milk of fresh and old cows mixed this
will not bring top prices. Our impress
sion Is that the opening price of tubs, in
lots of FIVE to ten, viii be somewhere
about 45c.
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z TO ID PER CENT.

We make 81 speciality Of Coun =, City,
and school District Bond, guarantee le-
gality Of all bonds sold, collect the cou-
mons without charge, or take same as so
much cash on sales. SD- send fOr price
list.
THE LAW Of MUNICIPAL BONDS,
just published by orr senior, should be u
the hands or all Interested IN this class OF
securities. Two volumes, price 80.
W. y. CDLER & CO.,
mh20w4 IL Nassau-st-, New i orks
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for THE HERALD By
q. Q. CHAMBERLIE 4 Co, Commission
Merchants, 70 and 81 Faneuil Hall
Market, Boston.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

On the north end of Grove street. Good
brIck house; good lot and outbuildingss
Also,
TEN BUILDING LOTS
For sale. Inquire of
w. y, LANDON'
Rutland, May IT, 1872, d&wH
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Late Markets.


The market has been dull during the
past week, hut prices are well sustained
and holders continue firm. We doubt if
any further advance can reasonably be
expected but we thinl, prices will keep
well mp and the market will be well
cleared Of old stock before the new be-
gins to come in to any considerable eX-
tent.
The receipts for the past two weeks
in Boston were 1916 boxes and casks.
The market was steady. with good de
mand from the trade. For choice fac
tory lie was readily obtained, but we
have not heard of any sales above that
figure except for extra in a small way.
Holders are confident that prices will be
sustained, with prospects of an advance
before the new crop comes to hand
The receipts at New York for the
week ending Saturday last were 1929
boxes. and the exports were 1 $50 boxes.
The cable was 72s. Gold closed at 115,
and the highest quotation for cheese was
19c For the corresponding week last
year, the receipts were 1,712 boxes. The
cable was T0s Gold closed at 1103, and
the highest quotation fer chees. was 195
cents
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PREPARED BY

Every year increases the popularity of
this valuable Hair Preparation which Is
due to merit alone. We can assure our
old patrons that it is kept fully up to its
high standard and it is the only reliable
and perfected preparation for restoring
gray or faded hair to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandruff, and
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, as it stimulates and nour-
isheS the hair glands. By its use the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In badness,
it restores the capillary glands to their
normal vigor, and will create new
the most economical Hair Dressing ever
used, as it requires fewer applications and
gives the hair splendid glossy appear
ance. A. a. Hayes, III. D., State Assayer of
Massachusetts, says the constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for excellent
quality; and consider it the best prepar-
alton for its intended purposes"
Sold by all druggists and dealers i'll medi-
cine Price one dollar.
Blu CKIN G Fl A MS DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.
AS our Remover in many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, to re-
store gray OF faded Whiskers, we have
prepared this dye, in one preparation;
which will quickly and effectually accom-
plish this re suit. 1t is easily applied, and
produces q color which will neither rub
nor wash off. Sold by all Druggists. Price
Fifty cents. Manufactured by
X. p. HAIL & CO.,
noy7d2aw&w1y Nashua, n. H.
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BLLSgS SELECT GARDEN
gERnQ

illustrated Seed Catalogue. 100 pages
with Colored Chrome, % cents.
5 New Tomato, the arlington" Early.
solid and productive. Price 25e. psrpack-
ct. Five packets Tor 81. nnh2uwl
q. X. BLISS SONS.
% Park Place. New 1orE.
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NIX HORN AND MAGNOLIA
u FLOUR very ek0ics, for sale at
B. ". MAHeaALJs6,
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