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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-12
.TATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, IN said Dis
trict, GU the II tn day OF March, A. ID. 1875
john &. Emery Administrator OF the estate Of
Amer Hubbard, late OF Montpelier IN said District,
deceased presents his administration account for exam
nation and allowance, and makes application Tor
decree OF distribution aud partition OF the estate OF
aid deceased. Mhereupon, II is ordered by said
Court, that said account aud said application be
crred 10 sess-n thereof TO DO held at the Probate
Jiiss In said Montpelier, on the LIST dap Of April,
A. d. lsl5, for hearing ana decision thereon And,
Is further ordered that notice hereof be given to
ali persons interested, by publication OF the sane
three VEGAS excessively In the Vermont MatehmaI
state Journal newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous 10 said time appointed Tor hearing thai they
may appear at said te aud ace, aud show cause, u
any they may have why's Ut account should not be Al
lowed, aud such decree made.
BY the Court Attest,
6l-07 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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TaE MASSACHUSETTS SESAToRsulP.-rhe
ballot for United States Senator, to succeed
Yics President Wilson, yesterday resulted in
the selection of Gov. Boutwell, by the House,
aud no choice in the Senate-Mr. Dawes
leading in the latter body. The chances at
present appear to be that Gov. Boutwell, will
be elected on Joint ballot.
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NARROW GAucE.--A letter from Worcos-
ter. Mass. announces that--"We have just
finished the location, and are about to com
mence the construction Of the first narrow
gauge road in New England, viz the Worces.
ter and Shrewsbury Railroad-eleyen and =
hafmileg in length and within the last two
weeks have been looking over lire for a rail
road from Shelburne Falls, Mass, TO Manehes-
ter VI. south Of Rutland"
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STATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS
In PROBATE Court held nt Montpelier, in said Dis
trct, on the 2ith day of Feb, A. y. lsi3-Stephen
spencer, Executor Of the estate Of Nath sherman,
late OF Pauhrld, in said District deceased, presents
his administration, account for examination and
allowance aud makes application Tor decree
OF distribution and partition OF the estate OF
id deceased. Whereupou, Is ordered by said Court,
that said account aud said Application 10 referred
session thereof TO he held at the Probate Oicc In
said Montpelier, the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1873
Tor hearing and decision thereon And, it s further
ordered. that notice hereof be given TO all persons in
teresiei by publication OF the zane three weeks
cessiVeN In the Vermont Waterman and State Jour
nal, newspaper published at Montpelier, previous
u sad time appointed for healing that they may ap-
pear at said time and place, and show cause. II any
they may have why said account should be allow
cd and such decree made.
By the Court. Attest
HARVEY rILDEN, Judge.
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yERsHlKE Eight men and one woman have
died in Vershire since August 9Th, 1872,
whose ages have been from about seyenty.i five
to ninety three years. There are now living in
town at least twenty-five persons whose ages
are from seventy to ninety-two, and a large
proportion Of them over seventy five years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-12

SrocKBRlpGE.--Thi town has easily raised
the sum assessed upon it for the survey of
the Montpelier and Rutland railroad. The
people Of this section are in dead earnest about
this matter, aud if the road fails it certainly
will not be from any lack Of corporation on
the part Of Stoekbrdge.
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CTATE on VERMONT.

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court holden at Chelsea ca the 2Oth
day Il February, A. ID. 1875
Dana b. tiles Administrator OF tho estate Of Royal
" White late Of funbridgo, Ia said District deceased
makes application 10 said Court for license TO sell ali
OF the real estate of said deceased, representing that
aid salo IN part 8 necessary for the payment OF the
debts II said decoa sed and that part thereof sufficient
for that purpose cannot be sold alone without injury
those interested In the remainder.
Nhereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court that said
application come under consideration and be heard
the 2tl day Of March, A. d. ls73 at the PROBATE
Olce In Chelsea and, II is further ordered that all
persons interested be notified hereof by publication
of no ice OF this application and order thereon three
weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman and
state Journal printed at Montpelier, before said time
OF hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place. aud, " they sec cause object thereto.
By the Cuurt.--Attest,
Cos JOHN H. CLEAN ELAND, Judge
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MeteoroIo gical observationsfor the month OF
February, 1879.

The mean temperature of February in 8
years, 1887. In 1866, al.s0, in 1857, 25.i2,
in 1868, geo, in 1869. 100, in 1870, II 80,
in 1871, 2O9O, in 1872, 1870, in 1873, IA so
The month has been cold, with few moderate
days, but no real thaws. We have had but
one great storm, that being on the 92nd The
amount OF snow that fell on that day was one
and half feet the greatest snow storm for
many years. This was followed by strong
wind that drifted the roads badly in some To-
calities. The snow on the ground is upwards
Of 3 feet, and fences are nearly covered by it..
The winter las been the coolest for many
years The mean temperature Of the present
winter is | 30.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-12

COMBINATIONS. Among the recent confrma-
tious in the United States Senate we observe, b.
f. Ffeld Of Montpelier, as District Attorney
for Vermont Asa o. Adds, as Southern
Claims Commissioner Henry Harlow, \. q
Hatch and Lewis Pntt, rs Pistmasters, at
Springfield, Windsor and Woodstock, respect
lively.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-12

TEursR,NcE LEcruRE jaws WOODBURY., Of
Maine, will, by invitation, speak on temper
ance at Village Hall this wednesday, eve
ming. lie strikes right and left, and those 10
favor Of strong meat will find this their op-
portunity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-12

CouHtV Of WasAia,ion, 80
|, Charles A Reed. Cashier OF the Montpelier Ma
tonnl Bank, do s0emnly that the above state
ment Is true TO the hest II my knowledge aud belief
CHARLES A. REED, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this sth day Of
March, ls71. GEO. &. snKPARp, Notary Publle
CORRECr-Attest,
!, h, LANGD0N,
Y. JEWkTr Directors
GEO. O. SIlfpAnD>
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I LIBERATION NOTICE.

This Is TO certify that have this day sold TO my
son, James q. Russell, h time flr the remainder OF
his minority, asd that hereafter shall elam
of his earnings and shall pay no debls OF his con-
CHARLES y. RUSSELL
NorthAeld, March 5, 1874. 65-e7
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lUatohman s. journal.
MARCH Il, 1878.

CoRREcrioN 30. The amount Of cash in the
Treasury of Orange coun,y,s Sl23 not $i23,
rs we reported it two weeks ago. The indebt-
edness Of the county is $3.50 %, as we publish
ed II at that time.
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LIsr or LETTERS


RrmaiaiHg eaiea for IN the Montpelier fsH oGe,,
March 10, 1879.
LAniEs.---Mrs. Lyman Brown, Phebe Mcclure,
Nanele Peck HARRIET Roicc, semauthy Sllham, Mrs.
Slmons, Mary Severance,
GEsrLEuEs.-Fred Alexander, Stllman J. Baker,
Henry Brown Trian Clark, r McCafiry, John Myron,
w. Il. Perrin.
NoTHlSG Else WILL ANSWER Ifyou are hoarse,
have a cold, hard cough, ask your druggist for
HIi,'s Hon,y Of HoTAound and Tar. Take nohn else
1t Is the one sovereign remedy for all complaints OF
the throat an lungs Sold By all Druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In minute
HAVE You a CogGu, Cold, Pain In tho Chest, or
Bronchits In fact, have you the premonitory sym
toms Of tho "Insatiate archer consumption II So
know that rsiefis within your reach In the shape
DR. wIsrARs BALsAN or wILD CaEuRY, which, IN
many cases where hope had fed, has snatchod the
victim from the yawnlag grave.
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MONTPELIER 4 BLACK RIVER
LROAD COMPANY.

TIE Commissioners named In the act Incorporating
We Montpelier and Black River Railroad COMPANY
approved nov. 18th, 1874. hereby give notice that
they WI open books for subscription to the capital
stock Of said company, on
MONDAY MARCH 81, 1873,
at oSE o'clock ?. w. At each Of the following plaee.
10 Wit - $780,
AZ the Montpelier National Bank, In Montpelier
AZ g. G. Putuan's dwelling no -, In Aliddiesex
- Itinpletun q Waits store in Worcester
Al A. VI. kelley's dwelling house. in Einore.
~ the office OF Powers Olced, in Morrsvllo
~ H. Z, Parkcrs oilce, In Mulcott
bury.
At II. ". Chafey's store, in Albany.
A. the lfashurgh National Bank, IN lrashurgh.
At the dwelling house Of Portus u. Hancock IN
Coventry.
At D. H. Buck Co.'S store. in south Troy.
AZ II. &. Wilson's " ice, ia North Troy
Aud that said books will 20 kept open from dav 10
DAY, lSundaJs excepted for the space Of ten days
and thereafter, until Ave hundred thousand dollars OF
the capital stock Of SAID company shall be 81 bet
Every pcr'on subscribing Tor stock ia any railroad
required 10y law 10 pay 10 tho Commissioners nj the
time OF ,uhscr1ing' Ave per cent. the amount u
stock taken.
llardwick Feb. %, ls73.
P P. Pltkin, Samuel Wells Charles A. Reed, c. C.
Putnam iorntio Templeton, 4. p. sl1yton, A NJ
Kelley, T. ?. Fairman. r. i. Parker, Edward l..
Hastings, W. II. Chafiey, y. T.. Cotton CHARLIE. p
Allen Portus d. Hancock, n. X. Pr,ston, D. II
Buck, J ". Curicr Nathaniel c. II0yt, b. r.
Paine, CHARLES II. Page, A. NJ Bingham, Jonas
stevens -Commissuners named in tho Montnelier
and Black II yer Railroad Company
By orderoi the Commissioners
SAMUEL WELLS, Clerk.
Montpelier, March ,, lsl5. 6i-e6
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Hon. Henry A. Bellows, Of n. H.. Yves
found dead in his bed yesterday morning.
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I)AIRYMEN!
legal 1lntices.

Send stamp for circular Of Bailey's Improved Bi
ter Tuh. Address A. X. Bailey, Gilmore W. 2s-f
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NoRTurIELD.-rhe Mr.. W oodburyof Maine,
who spoke to our people on Sunday Of last
week. again addressed large audience at
llowe's Hall, on Monday Of this week. on
the subject of temperance. lie is vehemently
in earnest, and did not lack for word, to express
his ideas, though his language was not always
Of the choicest kind.
President Buckham, U. V. NJ, gave the
concluding lecture Of our course, on Friday Of
last week, and he gave excellent satisfaction
On the whole, our first course has been a most
aattcring success, both in point of lectures and
finances. for the association came out with a
few dollars 10 the treasury.
--G. q. Maxham has sold his house and lot
on North street to W. W RumriIl, fireman OF
the wood shop in our chair factory. The many
friends Of Mr. Rumrill are glad to zee him per-
manently located as freebooter in their
midst,
e. W. Howe, the popular highway survey
or Of our village, has been reappointed by the
trustees, and will see os heretofore that " all
our rays are pleasant"
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DEPORT Of the condition Of the "Mont,

III peller National Bank at Montpelier, Vermont,
at tho close Of business, February ~, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
6ouses ano farms Udnteo.

fouses ano Garms mdnteo.
COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-10 to 80 acres
~ Wes,cas Putnam County with moderate buildings real
pnces terms payment Convenient
Address with full particular (which will be strictly eouhenta Mr. W.,
care J. N. STUART, esq. ia Broadway
NVANTED-A COUNTRY PLACE on the
w liar EN- or New Haven aioa than mile from
elevation prefeei price not TO exceed
cash; NerfOr stream Of water
desired Address G. NJ NJ "a West IhriytnTd st.
New-YOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
p4SSENCERS ARRLYEn-


PROM LIyBPooL-IS ,'sa@eD c r. Of Ma 6a'oT' NAV
Aloe ffal1 bf'e. % hI. Nv Pj,barT nre 49,.
Bs's Sis. Aan oiso1 Pant Grant Mr. Grey G. B; He Mis-
servant T. Newman Miss NJ Nowlan ORelly; W Peai
R Richmond LaIusOn j. }. NJ Smith, Fred Thons d j.
From LivERPOOI-rn steamship Esrada May 4-Mrs Isonoa
Preytsg Freytg Mn MARI Walker Richard Feyg,
D C. Hal, Ms G. II. PskLu Mrs Mary Jones, Master Morgan
ns Mrs JulA C. Tac Wm Hanson Miss Barker, De
PRoM LONDON AND HAvRB- In steamship Denmark Nay o.
Mr. Harriet Bryant hid. Miss Rose Spare r. G. Davidson.
rbreB Mr. Chs Potter L. Newton Mr.. RstFsy aad four
children j. Brett vif Mis- G. Fshor M LObler, Wife cAd
and child Oo Jey Ms Adelaide Weherby, W. H. saunder wife
M PROM AsPiSW5ILIa sIeaHslp Rting ssar May 4s'
rS SSi D. snb IT, : H. George P,Ibsk Mr. Rice NJ Ballet Alfred
HAHN Capt e. Osborne hrs Kenoesham, Arnold and f.
JSse Ch03od cbiiren. Miss Charchwood Mn Aguon and
Mnpisg ys Hauss vile and children Mrs H. p speer, D.
Snies Easto1, Miss Carrie Woods Louis KTa1tI w T.
Ts@Ps h5s ss5 Paa Sf ' W soh h. wilson WasoI H. Beau.
S1Hs Tsas Possr a9 S GInS ensS .p a. tvo e
M, r M BaFer WIN h. Jlph b Rdeoat p Johnston, c. II.
S'p NJ vie Il '3 f l ed Jos Spncps VIM Robinson Mrs
Nsi @ r1''f is, esd ' @ NJ Csr M atehoct n W. Garsnei
W n AhnsoB Mart. Owly silva Rosa Mrs Hone Thomas
n S6Ib1r ssd infsa Mrs Harter and two children Ms Jones
!Sss'A @ .,j,1 I2ssN Mr.. d. c51ei r. sad Chic L. Dd!.oS
n 3 Black g H. CsuPst J. X Srsaie, W 81 a. DsrIe % VIZ s"s
2ehdreu WIN Seott ana vie Mulehsy and wife Hetchef
5S T. C. C. Ssn oq;i B aS9 Loe4 M B coa%sSdsT Ss' T.
frdge Lieut. Collins, o. $ n J. g. Baton Lieut. j iV, IT,
sbeh f. Seri ssd y eanHs 6 De- & n'rs1 w,.is, b. ii bs.
Keith an lady ehd shd serysss Wallace Stewart j. '" s"ih'
FROM SAVANNAH In steamship Magnolia May 4Mrs Sloan
Z. Wbeelr, H. salioo WIFI three ebiren ana I
Mrs r Dsytoa Miss Helga Marcel Mr. r. barrett. Mr.
y Lsspku. Miss QlsesenbOsh Miss Johnson, Dr. Love o.
ger u. Cray, Bnsasm j. a whyse, George Ley r.
s@s,Ss 5nss H q r. s9p Joseph csSpee Joseph Ken,
Pe william oSonnsI y Joha k.ne Clr "S'As''
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY NAY
Mails Tor Hayu etc. BY ths steamship Peru close st2P@
MONDAY NAY s

MONDAY. NAY 3
Mails for Hay etc BY steamship Pcrtt close at m
TUESDAY. MAY 6
Mails Havana direct hv steamship Crescent Sly ceo IN
Supplementary Mail Pier No - ~ r, cosed E's' y y"
Steamship abs Al ) D m. from Pier No. - n T.
WEDNESDAY. MAY T.
Queenstown and Liverpool pet sesaoN N m
Wisconsin close ln3D m Supplemental MSh on ger 20 70
H. closed l2J steamship sails at i'SO = u" nOm te NO.
6N.R
A Prussiap Closed Mail sent nv Iris line
THURSDAY. MAY g.
M,s To- Rurone Pmouh Chebourg and Hanhurg per eam
% Tbrrnrs close Il m Supplementary Mai on Pier foot o
Thrist ,hoken closed al Steamship SAILS at p m from
PEI 100, Of Thirl-st, Hososen.
A Piusssa Cosed Mails sens bY tbs tne'
w Srerentary Mail on Per No North River o,osed Al
ks5 D. m. .,iiushin sails st 3 p m.
bermuda by the steamship Abenare close 81 p NJ
Steamss9 al AZ D "a. from Pier No 81 \. X.
FRIDAY, NAY y
On nd after letter. to the steamship tOis and intended
10 go Supplementary Mills De prepaid doube postage b
saHps money viii be received by the clerk in charge
Nsr for Halifax s. closed az the New.fUrk PoOhce every
dst st6 n and goes via Boston. ,,
Ms or Newionlan cose the NewYork Post OH every Fri
dat at nsp sails from Portland, Me- SaOrlay a p
Doe Ncw-lofk trdty. at6 p m- -
posge 81 "a West Indies except WAea going direct VIZ
b. B ea W aa onc Papers cents each whch mast be prepsl
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
Real estate 10 G1rban9e


ITO EXCHANGED own a large number OF
farms counirg stores, Dwellings hotels, Mills quarry lands
&c which sell for r. r., city other BOnsi
stocks prices application Address JOHN b
now ELL Goshen. \. Y.
NVANTED-FARMS and COUNTRY SEATS
w erchau e for YegYrk Brooklyn PROPERTY REAL
ESTATE EXCHANGE, M BT0a4Tay, corner OF Daane,st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

90 fDhom II man Gonrern
GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire to take
~ ch,rge of dwelling during Summer for longer time
required: will give city Address s. e. Box 100
Tribune Omce
IOSEPH WAGER BULL-Write Brother
~ JACK, "a Queen-st Melbourne Victoria
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
THE MONEY MARKET.
MAY 3. 1873.

mAr B. 1879.
eALkS AT THE STOCK EXCTANGH-OFFICTAL REPORT
CONDENSRD EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALI, l0t O'CLOCK A.. ".
. - Sales OF Government Bonds
UOU. D. 90 o. Gle .1l9s 10000 US $40 C. M - ifa
lOVO ........1i9t 1000 US. so C., ,Gj. MI
lO.OO Us 20 COup .G9 liz nla II lln O. Gs Iili
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

Legal direction Phlo T. Rug refere-Nneiee
the LYckman estate ami opuyt. Duyyl CfesA
nor.hery TwO-handrei- and y%ecoDdsE
D. ~. GftsOa.
To be premises the Wotor house and lot 22I located
and knOwa as No. so Thrl-t., jersey CITY. \. J.
By J,Tc. JOha1OP. jT.
To be at Nos 800 and tl FltO Brooklyn L. !. the tw
eac bIJIOO oclel Nos ~
Ten lots each 1rOO Monroe and Madsons
ing as feet from Reid-aye.
Sixteen lenre and sir ot easry side Of Yates
Monroe and MHison-sts.
House and plot 5xiU0, known - No. 5J1 MOnroe-st
House and lot, 25Ii0J, known as No. 429 MOnroe-sL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
uINIATURh AIMAkLC.

sps ass 100 Moon stt... 200
sigH
s..t, Iioof.. 2G9 Hell 9Ae $40
Hisa rHn Diy-P y.
sA aoor - "a Cows lssn1.. 80 Hell Gste eerr. AS
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
SHLPPLNG LNTLLAIGENCE.

PORT or sEw-ToRk &c. .....'.''.'.''.''''.'hAr
CLEARED.
g...,t, c.ssenAl Orl Mtcbell Liverpool Bask Jevons
sesmslp Mose o. Oh EIBa, Bremen wa souilaApoh Oeneh'
SSS, e,pfag, Dc Cubs Rsynoli Mal4nns add Havana ca
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

Lecal sale under direction Of VIM H. Lo1ad referee building
and two o 3lIO5 located tie sOuherJ side Of Fifty eyeHh
2l9 feet eas;ely from LexinEoG-4ye.
Legal sale under Of Jarvis G trustee. lot 22
IS located On uorthey side Of San,On IS easicry ou
Lewls-st
LEGAL sale under the direction OF Jno Scbue referee house an
lot 2SrCO located nOIheas:ery Of RyHs.On
fOrsythslG
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

HIarble ano Eldte Hl1ntels.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
N. lZNG WORKS ia and 35 East Eghteeothst Marble and
arbezed Man Thing Marble COuutsr Monuments prees that
deiy competition. Marble turning for the trade.
STEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs Of description MARBLE and
WOOD MANTRLS 7. r. STEWART Co., 20 and III West
Twenty -tbin-st Seventh-aye
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
MlIsrellaneous.


ENLECTRO-CHEMICA BATHS = BY Dr.
II VERGNRS discoveer-For Rheumatism, Debility and i'm
purity Of the Blood 81 West SiKteenth-st
Holm FITCH, Lawyer, Register in Bank
~ ruocy-Lav Office Broadway New-York Writings building
corner of Broadway Le0nar Particular attention
given to e preparation papers ald proof Of claims in Bankruptcy
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
Gountrp Real Gstate for Sale

aueiion Sales of Rell Gstlte.
JgRE. JoHNsoy, IT,. ADciOneer
RY JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
- Oee No 2 PARK ROW, opposite PoOfce Astor House.
and the terminus of all the city lines
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EXCHANGED
Auction sales % Stocks. Furniture Merchandise. &c
An Auction Exchange Saeoon reported on my
Bulletin Board in advance Of any new'papcE
A. J. BLEEcKER Aucioneer.
CUPREME COURT SALE.
) VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SPUfIEN DUYYIL CREEK
AND WASHINGTON HlGHTS.
A. BLBRCKER SON Co. will sell at suction TUESDAY May
the Exchange SerOom, under the direction Of
Philo T. Rugge esq. Referee
on 211D-Sr AND SPUYTRN DUYVIL CREEK,
adjoining Dyman estate and close 10 the Hudson
and Harlem River Canal Maps at II Cedirst
ADRIAN II. MULLER huctoneer
GALE AT ANY SACRIFICE.
NO POsTPONRMEST POSSIBLE.
THIS DAY Mays,
EIGHTY PLOTS or 12S LOTS.
With Barn and Dwelling
NEAR MACOMBS DAM
ADJOINING CENTRAL BOULEVARD AND SMITH CENTRAL
HOTEL,
half an hour from city by cars, one hour BY boat
now ANNEXED TO NBW-Y0RK
Sixty per bond and mortgage Maps at Aucnoneer Pn
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
BVJ " Gibs0n

To sold the premises tgOsory house, &r and lot 81l
located aud No 81 Pacbcst formerly a,hngiuae
jersey CITY Also. lIeestOr house and t 2J located ana
known a. No 361 Seveu,h-,t, Jerser CITY, y. j..
Thursday. Mdg 3-Bg =. II. Lf1ow d Go.
Legal George Putnam Smith, referee 0uI
lots 2jIlO located on the sohery SIDE Of Onehuidd and
teuth-st commencing 90 feet westerly from Thirt-ayc
Sale 3stO hgl-stoop browuOne house Jt 95r39 To-
Gated nohe Of TuetAst ies t inches easeT
from SecOndayc., known as No. JIl
sale 2OI95 located the westerly side Of Madison
ave inches northe from ghtytlrit
ani 2rll2, located the nortleTy side OF
seyeHty-seyenthst, 200 feet easeEy from Fourhsye.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31

who ara disconntened with their party
that they have u safe refuge In our party
Applause. Let us show TO the people,
party that we are the true party OF re
form and if they want to establish pnrit,
and honesty, the means TO do IL Is Il
return 10 their old seats IN the Demo
cratic fold.
4 If we do this. if we show to them thai
the Democratic party is neither dead MOI
useless, but that it is instinct with power
and strength and activity, and courage
and patriotism. we will gather them all
in. This is our opportunity. beg the
Democratic party, and each OF you gen.
tlemen. in his own particular sphere, 10
show that we use il wisely. II we do
the movement that was commenced w
Ohio on last Tuesday. will gain day b.,
day moral and numerical strength; day
by day it will appeal to the honest men
OF MI parties and all shades of opinion,
until they will form AN overwhelming
mass. by means OF which we will achieve
a victory which will secure 10 us power
in the Federal Government and restore
TO our possession the control of the Ad-
ministration. aud bring back rgain 10
The country the days when all our peo-
pie lived in tratcrnal peace, and our
Government was characterized by hon
csty and purity. [Great and continued