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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-16
Horrible Wife Murder.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
A horrible wife murder was commit
ted in a tenament house in East nth
street, last night, but was not discovered
until noon, to-day, when an officer en-
tered the house and found the body of
Marie Scheffelin covered with blood.
Her scalp was almost torn off, and there
were several stabs in her side and
through her arms. The husband of the
murdered woman Scheffelin is boss
plasterer and has not lived with his wife
for six months. The murderer has not
yet been arrested, but hir mother, Ann
Scheffelin, and her daughter, Mary
Morse, were arrested lying on the floor
near the murdered woman in state of
intoxication The latter, it is said, was
also drunk, when her husband called
He upbraided her and finally struck her
down. He is supposed to have complet-
ed the bloody deed with an old table
knife, found near the body covered with
blood.
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From Now York.

New YORK, Jan. 10.
On application of Joseph B. Walters,
assignee of Alexander F. Compton.
Judge Barrett, to-day, granted an alter
native mandamus against Comptroller
Green, returnable on next Monday, to
show cause who he should not pay SIT
500, being rent due for 1872, ON the
premises used at the 9th regiment ar
mory. The Comptroller presented afff-
davits showing that highest valuation
for premises is good.
Bartholomew Clifford Calvin has com
menced a suit against Secretary Bout
we'll to recover the sum of $4,000, 900,
being the alleged amount due for certain
plans, which he furnished the defendant
to enable him to equalize the price of
gold and currency, and prevent gold
gambling, etc.
Ex-Mayor Kalbfleisch of Brooklyn is
dangerously sick.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
transmitted to Representative Dawes,
chairman of the committee on ways and
means, a draft of bill, relieving from
discriminating duties all goods imported
in French vessels from countries other
than France, which were actually afoat
and bound to the United States within
five days after the Presidents proclama
ton. The Secretary also recommends
its passage.
The board of supervising inspectors of
steamboats, assembled, to-day, but for
lack of a quorum, adjourned until to-
morrow. The session is expected to last
a fortnight.
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Deaths.

SPAULDING-In Rutland, January 18th,
1874. Mary Silsby, wi of Martin spanld-
ing, aged 63 years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. II
West street, to day, wednesday, ut 80
CHANDLER Sherburne, Jan llth,
Samuel Chandler, aged IS years
PIPER-In Middlebury, the 10Th inst,
4, H. Piper, aged 40 years.
row ER-In Clarendon, Jan. It'll Elmira
T.. wife of Henry O. Tower, aged q years:
HAVEN-In Brandon, Jan 5th. 1873, OF
anoplexy. Mrs. Maria Haven, widow OF
Simeon e. Haven of East Middlebu1y, aged
81 years.
Farewell dear mother! thou hast gone
Unto the mansion of the dead,
And left thy earthly friends all forlorn,
To mourn kindred spirit fled.
HAyEN-In Brandon, Dec. 18th, of cere-
bro spinal meningitis, VERSION Ellis, only
child Of Ezra w. and Helen l.. Haven, aged
3 years l month and IL days.
No bitter tesrs for thee be shed,
Blossom of being! Seen and gone
With flowers alone we strcw thy PEG,
o blest departed one!
Whose all of life, rosy ray,
Blush'd into dawn, and passed away
BATES-fn West Rupert, VT, Dec. 18th,
James T. Bates, aged IS years.
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From Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.
General N. +. Banks was introduced
On change, to-day, and addressed the
Merchants on the important relations
sustained by the States of the Ohio and
Mississippi valleys to the union, with re-
ference to commerce, claiming that Gin
cinnati held the key to the developments
to be made in large part of these
States.
-Four large buildings in the central
portion of the business portion of Cadiz,
Ohio, were burned, this morning. Loss
$40, 900; insurance $4,000. The chief
sufferers were William Hamilton, W. G.
Brown, Mccoy & Swain, Samuel Furgu-
son, the Misses Phillips and Sarah Pitts.
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\. Y. stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. Is.

NEW AOhhs Jan. A8s
Money steady at car per cent.
sterling Exchange steady at lt9al092s.
Gold firmer rising from Il2 to ll2s, and
closing at ll26@ll24
Loans lG3K per cent. for carrying and
l-64 for use.
CIearances s5l, 100000
Treasury disbursements S2a8,0O0.
Governments 4Sl per cent. higher anu ~
strong. The Treasury bought only si3',oo
at III tys-1O0GIll 99-lO0.
State bonds weak.
Stocks opened steady and advanced = @
*, but eventually became weak ana de-
ciined from 4 to ~ per cent. Erie was
the weakest stock. and after advancing to
slss fell to COZ Western Union declined
from s4I to 50 ~. the proposed reduction
in rates bringing considerable stock on
The market; Ohio & Mississippi rose TO
az and fell to 46K; Pacific Mail fell y per
cent. The Stockwell party are reported to
he borrowers. Rock Island & Lake Shore
fell y per cent; Union Pacific rose to 362s.
but closed at 35&. Rock Island company
did not sell 60.0O0 shares advertised for to-
day, and il is believed they intend to mar
ket them in small lots. 1t is reported that
Gould and Clark are short of Western Tn
ion, Ohio & Mississippi and New York Cen
trail, with Vanderbilt and Smith as oppon-
a1fs.
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M mecting then adionrned.
TGorrING on TIE oE.-Quite a

TRoTTING on TIE ICE.-Quite spirit
led race came off on Lake St Catherine,
Wells, on the 10th inst, for a purse of
1895. There were five entries-G Tobys
Little Ethan, W. Hulett's ''Belle of
Pawlet, w. Lewis "Kitty Lewis" H.
Cartons Horace" and S. SINNERS
George" Little Ethan had the call,
bringing S25, ''Kitty Lewis $40, tHor-
ace" 50, 'Belle of Pawlet'' 50 so, and
George" $3.50. Before the start the
"knowing ones" bet $50 to 1926 on "Lit-
tie Ethan, hut the result showed that
they were not correct in their Indignant.
At the start they got away well together,
at the eighth attempt. They trotted
handsomely ia the three-quarter bush,
when Belle" passed Little Ethan, =
taking him 'off his feet" and sending
him to the stand three lengths. ahead.
On the second heat, "Belle" did some
very fast trotting. She was twenty rods
ahead of all her competitors at the three
quarter bush, and won the heat with
ease. 1t was evident to all there that
Belle" had things all her own way.
She also won the third and fourth heats,
winning the race and money. Time
mot recorded
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rival and departure Of Trains.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
,rn Bellows Falls, 1.42 & 1890 "a. M. '4.22
& tS.45 pm.
$40 p. M.
bennington, tl2.l0 p. M, t7.5a y 1000 p.
III.
saratoga, +lI.45 a. M, t4.30, eco Il 1000
u. III. .
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
B,Ilows Falls, 1880 4 t4.8O n. M, *l2,1o
y $50 p. m.
burlington, L5O & 800 Il. IN. +s.s2 4 5.oo
-. ~.
gort uanry, 800 a. m, 4 A.i6 p. III.
1.rnninEton, 1900 u 800 a. m, & t2.20 y.
pa.
~alg,i oga, 4.40, $40 q tlO.l3 u. H., 4 "3.Oh
ia.
salem, l.4o 4 t9.00 a. m, 100 y soap. IN.
"Mail Train. mixed.
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AnIlliTlnIPd.
CoNCnPn- N H Ian. 1

CoNCoRD, n. H, Jan. 10.
William B. Small, of Newmarket,
was, to-day, nominated for Congress by
the Republicans of the first New Hamp-
shire district and Austin f. Pike, of
Franklin, in the third district.
At the Republican Congressional con
vention of district number three, held at
Lebanon. to-day, Gen. Smith G. Griffin
was nominated as candidate for Member
of Congress on the second ballot.
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MarriaQes.

MANDIGO- DRINWATER--In Rutland,
Jan. 18th. by Rev. L. Mills, Mr.. Michael
Mandigo, of Shrewsbury, and Miss Frances
Drinwater, of Rutland.
PAIt1E-DRINWA TER-In Rutland, Jan.
18th, bv Rev. f.. Mills, Mr.. Freeman Paige,
and Miss julie Drin water, both of Rutland
HIBBARD " y ~ Hampton, \. y,
Jan sth, by Pc Uvsi hit Spencer, assisted
by Rev. john GoaaDy, ID. D., Henry q.
ulbbard of GfSges3. Vt, to Addie A. Ray OF
Hampton.
PRICE, Ludlow, at the
Ludlow House, Jan. 4th, by Rev. j. =. Far
rar, Mr.. Charles L, Price and Miss Maggie
Danyer, both OF Shrewsbury.
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Erie Railroad.
NEW YoPE

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
S. L. NJ Barlow, in an interview, to-
day, said that none of the proceeds from
the placing of $10,O00,0 900 in bonds of
the Erie railway, proposed to be issued,
will be used to pay off the floating con-
struction debt. The work of laying
third rail viii begin at Buffalo as soon
as the season permits, and will be ex-
tended as fast as funds are secured till
the road unites with the Boston, Hart
ford and Erie road.
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Jay GouId in Illinois.

CHICAGO. Jan. ID.
The Tribune of to-day says cditorially
that Jay Gould has an agent in Spring
field, Ill. to secure such Legislation re-
garding the election of railroad directors
in this State as will enable Gould and
his party. who in the late corner in
Northwestern common obtained control
of a majority of that stock. to get i'm
mediate control Of the road. The Tri-
bune declares that any changes in the
law will be in the interest Of specula-
tors
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NOR SALE,

A PASTURE AND WOOD LOT, in
Pittsford, about two miles from the rail-
road, between 400 and 800 acres, about
half cleared. Several acres of tillagable
land, with an Orchard and some meadow,
the balance being timbered, easy OF ac-
cess. four miles from Brandon village.
TO person acquainted with the Lum-
Der and Wood Business, this is chance to
make money.
long pay day given If desired.
OZRO MEACHAM.
Brandon, Vt. SWtI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Is.
The jury which tried Charles A. Rus
sell for the murder of James Crotty in
this city last August have brought in
verdict of murder in the first degree.
The prisoner was removed from the
court room smoking a cigar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-16
At meeting of the directors Henry
P. Hickok was elected president. Char
les w. Woodhouse is cashier.

WOODEN WEDDING.-Mr. and Mrs. E.
S. Mcclure, of Rutland, celebrated, on
Tuesday evening, the fifth anniversary
of their wedding. Many were the con-
gratulations and good wishes given to
Conductor Mcclure and wife, by The
large company assembled. Rev. E.
Mills made some very happy remarks to
the welded pair, ratifying the marriage
ceremony of five years before. Fine
singing was given by select quartette,
under the direction of George Q. Day.
Very many valuable presents were re-
ceived by the happy couple. A good
number of friends were present from
Bennington, who returned by special
train at the close of a pleasurable evening.
ERRATA.-Int the article headed "Won-
ders of Tuesday night, published on
the 18th page of this issue of THE HER
AID, we noticed, after it was printed,
with regret, several bad typographical
errors, which slipped the attention of
proof readers in some unaccountable
manner. In the 18th line from the top
read deep scarlet and notified with red,
instead of deep seated and matted with
red. Two lines below above correc-
ton read intangible instead of tangible.
In the next line below instead of sun
beam read ra616o0. Four lines below
read North, West ana East, instead of
Northwest and East. In the third verse
of poetry, last line, read repeats instead
of reports.
ACCIDENT TO THE BosToN MAIL TRAIN.
Yesterday morning, when the mail
train for Rutland was passing over the
Fitchburg railroad and had come bnt a
few miles from Boston. one of the wheels
of the mail car was suddenly broken.
The mails were transferred to the bag
gage car, where they were received and
distributed, until the arrival OF the train
at Rutland. the mail car having been
left where the breakdown occurred. At
Rutland, another mail car was pro-
cured, and the train proceeded north,
only some forty-fye minutes late.
Auctioneers are always afflicted with
a morbid craving.
Louisville boasts Of woman who
can talk 116 words minute
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Sentenced.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Jan. -.
Albert s. Piper, lad of sixteen years
old. was sentenced to ten years impris-
onment for burning the wooden mill OF
Moore Bros, at Peterborough, in Feb
ruarv last. at which time Mrs. Upton
was consumed in the flames.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-16
Swindled.

BALTIMORE, Jan. -.
Cooper, Reese & Co were swindled
out of 81, 900, Saturday, by the payment
of bogus draft, purporting TO be drawn
by Gibson. Casanova & Co. Of New
York, to the order of 3. S. Knox.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-16

GRAND LODGE OF Coop TEMPLARs.
The tenth annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Vermont Good Templars COM
menced In Burlington, Tuesday morn
ing. About two hundred delegates were
in attendance, John B. Mead, Worthy
Chief Templar, presiding. Committees
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Kansas Legislature.

Topeka, Jan. Is.
The Kansas Legislature organized, to-
day, with Josiah Kellogg as Speaker of
the House The contest for Senator
seems to be narrowing to Pomeroy and
Governor Harvey.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-16

PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, Jan. -.
A freight train on the Erie road ran
off the track, last night, near Basket,
and brakeman was killed. The acct
dent was caused by broken rail.
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From RoSIon,

BosToN, Jan. IS.
l.. Shay was arrested, to-day, charged
with setting fire to the Hotel Harrison,
Sunday night, and was, to-day, held in
ten thousand dollars bail for trial.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-16
THE RUTLAND HERALD.

The Herald is the only paper in
be County of Rutland, or this Sec
ION of Vermont that takes Tele-
rtl phi c news. The Herald receives
he Associated Press Re .sorts regu-
Iarly.
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weather Report.

SIGNAL STATION,
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. 8 r. M
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, easterly to south
erly winds, rising temperature, cloudy
weather and rain, except, possibly snow
for the northern portion.
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Rutland Railroad.

In pursuance Of call, heretofore pub
lshel. a large and spirited meeting Of
The commissioners and friends of the
Montuelicr and Rutland railroad was
held at the town hall in Rochester,
Wednesday afternoon, January IA, 1873.
The hall was literally packed to its ut
most capacity, many interested in the
object ot the asscmblage being unable
10 even crowd their way in. Among
thosa present we noticed J. J. II.
Randall, w. G, Ncazey, John Cain,
". G.. Clement and Z. A. Morse,
or Rutland; DIR. Orel Cook and A,
Bennett. of Mendon; f. p. Wal
ion, Samuel Wells, ]. w. Wheclock,
Montpelier; George II. Cardcll, S, c.
Fucker, n. Robinson, Daniel Austin,
Warren George V Wilson, Rufus NJ.
Hubbard, Allen J. Lamb, d II. Whit
hey, Granville; II. D. Morgan, Albert
Nhitcomb, DR.. c. c. Smith, Henry
leonard, Stockbridge; Ira Richardson,
Colonel ]. 5. Campbell, Capt. O. c.,
Wilder, II. :. Cambel II. b. Cecdy,
II. Carlton. Waitsfeld: G. V Boper,
A. D. Bragg, James Billings, G.. d. Bill
lir-e, Fayston. The meeting was called
10 order by Hon. E. p. Walton, Of
Montpelier, and became permanently
organized by the choice of Charles MGR
gan, of Rochester, as chairman, and II.
Carlton, of Waitsfield, secretary. The
meeting was enthusiastic and determined
throughout; spirited and forcible re-
marks, urging the practicability aud
Feasibility rs we'll as importance and ne
ccsslty of the road, were made by f. p.
Walton and Samuel Wells, of Mont
pclcr; John Cain, Wheelock G.. Yea
ley and J. J. r. Randall, of Rutland ;
Ira Richardson, of Waitsfeld; General
Cushman, of Rochester; Orel Cook, Of
Mendon, and others.
The following resolution was intro
duced by f. p Walton, of Montpelier,
and, after discussion, was adopted;
Res2lced, That Samuel Wells. of
Montpelier: John Cain, of Rutland, and
Hiram Carlton, of Waitsfeld, be a com
mittee to ascertain the probable expense
of a preliminary survey of the proposed
railroad, and that they assess the same
on the several towns on the line, to be
raised by voluntary subscription, on the
condition that each subscriber shall be
credited for the amount paid by on his
stock subscription, so soon as the cor
poration shall be organized.
The meeting then adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-16

M.-Rheumatism is disease
ofthe blood. The blood, in this disease,
is found to contain an excess of fibrin.
Yegetine acts by converting the blood
from its diseased condition to q healthy
circulation. Negctine regulates the bow
els which is very important in this com
plant. One bottle of Negetine will give
relief; but, to effect permanent cure, it
must be taken regularly, and may take
several bottles, especially in cases of long
standing. Vegetine is sold by all drug
gists. Try it, and your verdict win be the
same as that of thousands before you,
who say, Il never found so much relief as
from the use of Vegetine," which is COM
pounded exclusively of barks, roots and
herbs.
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Minor Items.

The annual meeting of the Addison
railroad company win be held at Rut-
band on the last Thursday of January.
The annual meeting of the Rutland
railroad company will be held at Rut-
band on the Both inst.
In the report of Baxter Bank cleo
tion, in Wednesdays Daily, the name of
one Of the directors elected, was printed
Howard F. Lathrop-it should have
been Henry F. Lathrop.
Henry A. Sawyer has purchased an
Undivided half of Cramton's new block,
opposite the depot, and will occupy one
OF the stores in the block as soou as it
can be finished.
H. L. Verder, Thomas J. Lyon and
j. NJ. Hall are the successors Of d. Yer
der, un1e- the firm name Of II, l.. Yer
dcr & Co., in the bakery business, here
toEorc carried on Ivy Daniel Vercier,
rutland y. VI. c. A. LECTURE COURSE.
}'1r last lecture in this course is to be
.dlycred ut the Opera House on We'd
D. lay evening, January 22d, by that
eeIobratnd divine and popular lecturer,
~ +. II Chqpiu of New York See
advertisement In another column.
PGnsoNAL.-Rev w. H. Rugg, Bap-
lis, clergyman, located for some time at
shaftsbury, Vermont, has recently 70
moved to Perkinsville, Vermont, and
H. become pastor OF the church at that
pltre.
BrnNISG OF A DEPor,-The depot at
Norfh Dorset, on the Harlem Extension
rdlroal, was burned to the ground,
Tuyslay afternoon. The building was
wtrmcd with a dilapidated stove,
through - hole in the side of which,
coals dropped on the floor with the re-
sn' aforesaid We apprehend that the
p.uuiary loss is not very "hcavy."
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Rutland County Agricultural So
ciety.

rutland County Agricultural So
ciety.
The annual meeting of the Rutland
'ounty Agricultural Society was held at
he Town Hall, on Wednesday after
loon at one O'clock, Henry f. Lathrop,
President, Miner billiard, Secretary.
The reports of the Board of Trustees
nd the Treasurer were read and adopted.
The Society then proceeded to the
lection of officers, which resulted as
ollows:
PRESIDENT,
Henry F. Lathrop, Pittsford.
yICE-PREsDENTs,
j. s Benedict, Castleton.
Horace II. Dyer, Rutland.
SECRETARY,
Miner billiard, Rutland
TREASURER.
Jesse l.. Billings Rutland
AUDITORS
Lensey Round, Clarendon.
n. T. Sprague, Jr., Brandon.
II. c. Gleason, Shrewsbury.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Franklin Billings, Rutland.
Porter Benson, Clarendon.
John w. Cramton, Rutland.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Benson, L. Howard Kellogg.
Brandon, n, T. Sprague, Jr.
Castleton, L. w. Preston.
Clarendon, Geo. w. Crossman.
Chittenden. w. O. Harrison.
Dandy, 4. D. Smith.
Fairhaven, d. p Westcou
Hubbardton. Seneca Root
Ira. Lester Fish.
Middletown, f. w. Gray.
Mt Tabor, l.. p. Howe.
MI Holly, William Billings
Pittsticld, c. w. Brigham.
Pittsford. +. S. Hall
FaWiet' W arren Hu'eu'
PoultncY, Daniel Culver.
Rutland. Grim Thomas
Shprburnc, Daniel ". Taylor.
Shrewsbury, G. L Holden
sudbury }. VI. hetchnn'
llnmouth, Don Baxter,
Wells Wesley Rowe
"alimgford' John >. Emery,
West Haven haven Rodney 4 Aoel'.
Jesse L. blIIihgs, treas rer' reported
So2'3' oa'"'rce III MS " I:, -,
LenSey MOUNT ''i'''ili'a' vi INC
board OF auditors, reported That the
.reasurer's report was correct, and that
-, aaa,nt.,;n +ho ovoo+ Indebtedness of
80 1000 - a. - :,
me society, ou' 'h"' '9oOo u 'i'' "''' HI
iebtedness had been paid.
During the balloting for one of the
,a1cars the Question arose whether
,......-. ,1l ..ta -,
'leH'"e'S' ii'' l'lo9e','' r'e'''' WV -
proxy. and as several had voted III that
way the question was put to the meet
inc. and they decided that the present
,,uot should ho sot osida and q new hal
'','', r..n,,,.,I. = ,,,,, ,a+ad hot
"' 'aN''. Ai'S' ""i',' II a. "'c'' 'ii'''
tins should he precedent Ior 'h@ lu'ure'
and that article eight of the constitution
sbould bp ioternreted according to the
strict letter which saws that a ..maiority
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-16

HANS VEGETABLE SIcUIAN HAIR
REVIEWER now stands among the first,
and at the head of all articles for SINH
lar purposes. The testimony of our
physicians is conclusive as to its value
and we are personally acquainted with
scores Of cases where it has been used
with the best OF results. 1t will restore
gray hair to its original color, and leaves
it glossy, and in a healthy conditions;
while, for heads troubled with dandrutf,
or any disease of the scalp, it acts like
charm in cleansing them. Try It, and
you will not be disappointed. Lowell
Courier, May 2, 1868.
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NOR SALE.

\ TWO STORY brick HOUSE, with
ELL, WOOD SHED, BARN, &c, on one of
the best streets ia Brandon Village, near
the Business Center, on large lot, stock
ed with Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Grapes, SC. Plenty Of soft and hard wa
ter. Buildings all in good repair. VIII be
sold at a bargain if applied forsoon.
OZRO MEACHAM.
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sGnantial.
HOW
TO SPECULATE SUCCESSFULLY

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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
20 BROADWAY. y. y.
Members Of stock Exchange aud Gold
Board,
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Mechanics Banking Association. or amy
old Banking House or commercial Agency
in New York.
y. B.-Pamphlet on WALL STREET
AND ITS OPERATIONS" free on apph-
ration l9wly
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DARN FOR SALE-CHEAP,

IO6 acres of as good upland as any in
the country, suitably divided into Mead
ow, Pasture, Tillage and Wood Lots; with
a variety of Apples, Pears, Plums and
Small Fruit; well fenced with cedar rails (;
good HOUSE, painted and blinded; son-
vouient BARNS, one new; SUGAR Or
CuARD, SUGAR HOUSE, with ARCH,
SAP PANS &c. Located in the Town of
LEICESTER, VT,
one mile from the Depot, and the same
distance 10 church and postof1ice; one
fourth mile to school-house. WIN be sold
before the LIST of April next. Together
with II COWS, WAGONS, SLEDs, NOW
ING MACHINE, HORSERAKE, PLoW
and other Farming Tools, If desired.
This is a race chance for practical far
mer to secure a pleasant home and desi-
rable farm, at a low price.
Terms easy.
4 a
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WANTED. Young men to learn to set
hoops on new lime barrels. Can earn
from twelve to fifteen dollars per week,
after few weeks practice. Indoor
work - steady Employment. A few
steady men for common labor and team
sters also wanted Apply to A. II. Nor
ris q Co., at the FIT. Ann Lime Works,
near Comstock's Station on the r.. Il 5.
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