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PASSAGE OF THE LOCAL OPTION BILL.
The Local Option Prohibition bill having
passed the New York Senate, with amend
ments, was returned to the House on We'd
nesday. After some ilibustering the direct
vote was taken on the amendments, and the
bill had as narrow an escape as it could
very well have. The roll was called. but the
bill lacked one of the requisite sixty-fye
votes. Jacob Worth, n lager-beer man,
representing a large German district in
Williamsburg, made violent attack on the
bill. One member gave as his reason for
negative vote, that the temperance cause
never made more progress than when it had
ne legislation at the back oft; other mem
bers spoke in favor of the bill. but still the
number Of alternatives stuck at sixty-four.
4 member moved that the Sergeant-at-Arms
be ordered to bring il all members then in
the Capitol. 1t was decided ont of order,
and there seemed no hope for the bill when,
at the last moment. Smith Weed entered the
chamber and voted in the affirmative This
gave the last vote necessary, and the result
was at once announced-65 to A. The bilL
now goes to the Governor. Four democrats
Weed, Stewart, Couchman, and Nande-
mark-voted for it.
INTERNAL NAVIGATION.
Speaker Cornell of the New York Assem-
bly, has appointed the committee on the
part Of the House, under Mr.. Princes reso-
luton relating to internal navigation, as
follows: Messrs Prince. Hustled. Allber-
ger, Piers0n, Fort, Batcheller, 0pdyke,
Weed, and c. q. Cornell. All the sections
Of the State which are directly interested in
the questions at issue. are represented on it
by the best representatives they have in the
Assembly. The majority Of the committee
l. understood 10 be in favor of the Cham
plain Snip Canal. Mr. Batcheller and Mr..
W eed are strong advocates of it, Messrs.
Prince, Hustled, Pierson, 0pdyke. and
Cornell favor it, on the ground that the
City of New York will receive her Western
cereal crop more speedily and more eheaply
through that than any other route Mr.
Fort represents the claims of the 0swego
Canal route, and Mr.. Alberger the Erie
The chief objection urged at Albany to the
northern route Is that part of il passes
through Canadian territory, and that in
case of war with England it would be closed.
To this it is replied that the probability of
such war Is an exceedingly remote con-
tingency, while the erection of Canada into
an Independent confederacy is an impend-
ing fact. and that everything tending to
increase the mutual dependence of the
United States and the Dominion on each
other brings this inevitable event the nearer.
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$4,000 COPIES soLDi
OF DrrsoS cos USEQUALLED
GEMS OF STRAUSS,

Containing all the hest Strauss Waltzes, Polkas
Mazurkas, Galops. Quadrilles, &c. 30 pasesl.
Price $3.50.
This extraordinary collection OF Strauss best must
has achieved a great success, and edition after
edition has been issued TO fill the popular
and steadily increasing demand; 5000
copies sold since November last
testify TO its popularity. Among
its Gems - are the " Blue
Danube, 81 0Ol Nights
Manhattan, D." wine,
Gems Women and Song" Gems
New Vienna
of Artists OF
LIFE "Royal
strauss SONGS - Marriage Strauss
Bells" and ffty other
waltzes: "PizLicatOn Polka
Clear the Track - Galop; "One
Heart. One SOUL Mazurka and ~
other choice Polkas, Mazurkas, Quad
rifles, sc. Price $3.50 in board covers; 81
in cloth; 81 in gilt. Also. just published
STRAUSS DANCE MUslc FoR VIOLIN AND PIANO,
being 4 collection Of the best Strauss Music,
effectively arranged for Piano and Violin.
Price 81. Sold by all Book and Music
Dealers. Published by
OLIVER DITSON 4 CO.,
May 6-wed .sat1wtf Boston.
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SAVE 25 PER CENT.

Our arrangements with southern Newspapers er-
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WILL stand for the improvement Of stock the
w coming season al the stable Of the subscriber
IN Shelburn Vt, and also Saturdays in Charlotte.
Terms si BY the season, to be paid at frs service
or s25 % insure. Insurance money % be refunded
mare proves without foSl. The stallion Ashiander
is rosewood bay, 10aled Aug. lS6s. Is hands 3
inches high; We git 100 rs, and Is unsurpassed
Tor STYLE and action. Ped gree Sired by Ashland,
by MemhTino Chief, by Membrino Psymaster. by
Memhrino by imported Messenger. Dam. 'Mollie"
hy Abdallah Chief, by Abdallah, by Membrinc, by
imported Messenger. "Mollie's' dam IS also Mess
enser Wallace's stud Book says OF Messenger
This is one o. the most successful stations ever
brought into America" b. 2. VAN NLlET.
shelburn, April II, ls73.
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DRAINAGE.

The attention o. the citizens OF Burlington and
the adjacent towns and villages IS called 70 the
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REM OVAL.

rIyHE UNDERSIGNED would announce 10 his
i friends and the public generally that he has
removed his Glass and Glazing Shop from his late
stand st. Paul street. to the Of his house. II
Pearl street where he may be found at all hours Of
the day until o'clock ,. m. i shall continue 70
keep full line Of Glass Sash. Putty, etc. Thank
ing the public for their past patronage, shall
hope for continuance Of the same at my place
Of business. II. BURNETT,
II Pearl street.
Nov l6-dmtkv6m
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The earnings Tor month % March were sII4.f7l
sufficient To operate the road and pay the interest
on all outstanding bonds.
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a MECHANICAL CURIOSITY

NEAN 4sEaiALtf = e4NN 81 . RAJ
Every mouse caught resets the trap or another
SIX sent by express Cor 50. Sample ty mail pre-
paid - cents. For sale by the Trade r. T. DlEfZ.
Patentec - and Is Fulton ST., New HorS.-May -
q r.srn~
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FIRE, FIRE., FIRE!.:
FIG !ITIN FIR T. {!

A GENTS WANTED for the grsndest book o. the
N year now selling with astonishing rapidItv.
Tells Of the causes OF Fire; Safes; Freprcci Build
ings. Conquerng Fire with Water, steam and Gas
IxsURANCE-is il safel Its History, Basis, Man
agement. How to Insure, &c. Vivid accounts Of the
Great Fires O! History. Agents. send for circulars
You will not regret IT, Sent free. Address. Dustin.
GilInan & Co. Hartford. Ct.-liay 2-fd&wfN
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100000 ACRES.
E-Nto, PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
In tie GREAT PLATTE VALLEY

a.OoO. 900 Acres TO Central Nebraska ruE' ~
sale in tracts OF go acres and upwards on and DO
years credit 90 Per cent NJ advance interest
required.
N ID and health,ui climate, fertile -''- and 40 N
dance % good water.
The best Market 10 the West. The great mining
region " Wyoming. Colorado. Utah and Nevads-
benz supplied by the farmers IN the Platte FA--es
soldiers entitled o. O Homestead Of itl acres. lie
best location ior Colonies. Free home -u- ale NJ b.
lion. %. acres OF choice Government Lands open q 2
entry under the Homestead Law, near tAs Great
Railroad " th good markets and all Gre conTen-
fences % an old settled country.
Free masses o. purchasers of Pa lroad Lands
sectional maps show .u. the land. al-ouew edition
% descriptive pamphlets, th new maps mailed
free every here. Address
q. T. DAVIS.
Lend Com'r L. PR r. Co., OMAHA NEE.
ADJ l--rd3W3W
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NEGLECT A COUGH. Nothing Is more certain 3
Jay the foundation for future evil cousequeI- c
WILLS, CiRROTIC TABLETS

are sue cu-e fa- al diseases Or tlc Respirs-.-y
Organs, Sore Throat. Colds. Groups, Uphtl,Ii.
Asthma. Catarrh. liolrsenCss Iryuess % tle Threat
ndppe OF Bronchial Tubes. and ali Diseases %
the Luu-s. in all cases % sudden cold. however
taken. these TABLETS should be promptly and
freely used. They equalize the crcu' atial o. thr
blood init gate the severity % the attack and v.
in a very short time. restore healthy action o. the
affected or-aus. Wells Cdrb0lc Tablets are put
up only .n tite taTes. Take no suhst ru-es lf-hcy
can't be found at your druggists. send 40 cree o.
the agent Ia New York. Who I'D forward them ty
return mail. Don't De deceived by limitations.
Sold by druggists. Price - cts per box.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG. I- Plltt St. New YORK.
Send .0r circular. Sole AT. f.r [. S.
Apr l~-fdAw4W
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LAND C0m7r I. F-h- K Co. UNAHA- \
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Heu Advertisements.
THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES, GOOD
MARKETS
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-

II. ~ r
ROAD offers for sale its Lands in Central and
Western Minnesota embracing. |. The best OF
Wheat Land. 2. Excellent Timber for the MILL the
Farm and the Fire. 3. Rich Prairie Pasturage and
Natural Meadow, Water by clear Lakes and run
ming streams-in healthful climate where Fever
and Ague is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake TO market
as cheaply as from Eastern Iowa or Central Limos
Cars now run through these lands from Lake super
Tor to Dakota. Price Of Lsnd close 10 track STU -
s. 90 per acre further away $50 TO S4.n- SEt IN
YEARS CREDIT. Warrantee Deeds Northern
Pacific s-so BONDS. now selling at par, received
for land al sl.l0. No other unoccupied lancs pre-
sent such advantages to settlers
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, l572)
get leo acres FREE, near the Railroad, by one anu
two years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished at all principal points East TO
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, and TO Settlers on
Government Homesteads Purchasers, their wifes
and children CARRIED FREE over the Northern
Pacific road Now is the time for Settlers and Colo
MES to get Railroad Lands and Government Home
steads close to the track.
Send for PAMPHLET containing full information,
map, and copy Of New Homestead Law. Address,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, bINN., OR % FIFTH
AVENUE, COR. 9TH STREET,
NEW YORK
June S-wed&sat, d&weow ns,ly.
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County. Town. CITY. and School Dstrict Bonds q
Iowa. D.. .no.s. and Arkansas for sale BELOW FAa
Coupon bonds reg stored with state Aud tors. ll-
teret collected and paid by state TreI-urers- They
are more secure than State Bonds. ilr States may re-
pudiate, while Munc. palties cannot. Write i.r
circulars and Information Any marketable SEGA
rites taken IN exchange
BROWN. WAISWORTH co. BANkEI;S,
Anil f--+J4wlw y Nassau-St.. New York.
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: TO ~ PER CENT.

We make SPECIALLY OF County, City and School
District Bonds. Guarantee LEGALITY Of all Bonds
sold collect the coupons without charge, or take
same as So much cash sales send ilr price LIST
THE LAW OF MUNICIPAL BONDS
Just published by senior should he IN Che hands
OF ali interested Ia this class % securities Isu
volumes. Price SO. " \. CoLEh A CO
Apr lS-fd&Wiw e Nassau-st-, New urs-
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twill he observed that the Directors have placed
the charge o. service for several Of the horses at
nominal rates within the reach OF all, with q view
Of carrying out II possible the object FOR which this
Institution was organized, to improve the stock
throughout The State, and raise It 70 a higher
STANDARD.
{. r. PEEDMORE,
Superintendent.
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Any person who shall fail to comply with the
foregoing requirements will be subject to severe
penalties.
special-tax Payers throu .hout the United States
are reminded that they must make application 70
the Collector or Deputy Collector OF their respect
i've districts and procure the proper stamp for the
Special-tax Year commencing May LIST, 1873, with
out waiting for further notice.
A. J. CRANE,
Collector Internal Revenue,
ID District VT.
Applications may be made, and stamps procured,
In Chttenden County, at the Collectors Office, Bur
lin ston- May 5-t'a4t&w2w
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4 GREAT OFEER;-we viii pay all Agents
~ : 90 per week, in cash. who will engage VITA Pc
90 uNCE. Everything iurn shed and expenses u4.f
Auril .a-+dAwfw
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A PAYING BUSINESS :

Is offered TO every energetic man who wants to
make from $40 to $75 week. We want such agents.
local and travelling in every city and town in New
England. For particulars, call on or address, with
stamp, ". 7. SIErsOr CO., Once over the
Quincy Market, Boston, Mass. 44w4t
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CANIPHORINE.

PAIN. PAIN, PAIN.-The great discovery ipr tie
relief Of pain and a sure and immediate cure JOY
Rheuma sm, chronic and acute, Spraius; &c II has
4 pleasant and refreshing odOr and viii not grease
or stain the most delicate fabric, which makes Z q
luxury in every family. Price p cents per bolt e.
For safe by all druggists. REJBkN HOAI Pop r,
New York-AprIl 5-fdGwiw
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TXrORKING CLASS. Male or Female $50
w 4 week guaranteed. Respectable employ ment
at home day Or evening 10 caplta4 required -u--
instructions and valuable package n goods % start
NJ Il selt free l,v mail Address with cent return
stamp. NJ YOUNG & Co. l-3 Grceuw ch St., New
N0rk.-Aprll IS-id&wiw
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AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE
UNDEVELOPED WEST !
FIVE YEARS N THE TERRITORIES
BY J. H. TEApLF

western Correspondent O.. Cincinnati. Collluarc.i-.
The only complete history Of that vast region te-
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Climate. luhah itauts Natural Curlg-tes &- W iil
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el.u- n the new states and Terr tories. and knows
more about their resources, ETC.. than any Oh -
writer. Tie book F. Illustrated with over -71 lnc
eu-rayues Of the scenery. cities. lands. .uf-. pH
pie. and curlosties % the great West, and IS The
best and fastest sci M book ever pull- -lc1 send
FOR specimen pages and circulars. W Oh terms.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO..
Aur-l l-+IEwiw Philadelphia Pa
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zoo AGENTS WANTED for best selling Pic
OOO lures Maps and Charts Also tor our Sew
M Us and Linen Thread 500 O. s1H cleared
per month by good. active agents. Apply 40 once
10 y. L. GUERNSEY, Concord, y. H. april So
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THE
Cons Olidated First Mortgage
Bonds
or THE-
ST. LOUIS q
South = Eastern Railway Co.
CONSOLIDATED,
OF Illinois. Indiana. Kentucky. and
Tennessee.
81 YEAR PER CENT. WITH SINKING FUND
OF % PER CENT. OF GROSS EARNINGS.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE rs Coin IS
NEW YoEE. INTEREST SEuI-ANNuALLY. TuEUAEY
AND AUGUsr.
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UNIh ITIN
always restores o. faded and gray lair its natural
color with the gloss and freshness o. youth. The
comparatively few bald and gray heads. that we
now see are those who have not yet d Yerei the
virtues Of AYERS HAIR NIGoE for renewing the
hair. Tie fresh and youthful hair see older
heads Is often the product o. this art. Yea are
dis.i.ured or made old. austere and ugly. hy -rly
hair restore IL youthful color. and With il your .eI
lures to their original sotness and agreeable ez-
preston.
A. an elegant dress.n-ior beauty y ihe Hair, IL
has no superior.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. c. AVER & co. L0wELL Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
and sold all around the world.
Nov IS-weowGd2taw
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DIAMOND SPECTACLEs

The great merit OF the Diamond Spectaclos over
all others is from the fact that the Lenses com
posed OF minute Crystals melted by fusion. BY this
method the crystalline structure Is removed from
the lens, thereby preventing polarization Of light
10 the eyes. IL Is the poles Of ght produced about
the eyes in all other glasses that cause the tired
feeling many experience in using most spectae.es.
The Diamond lenses the coolest to the eye
Of all others; having been found in testing with
the poarscOpe to contain per cent less heat rays
than any other glass. Also the Diamond Speetaces
with double lens, for those requiring focus for
reading, and distant focus for looking off,
No peddlars employed. The Diamond trade mark
IS on every pair OF spectacles and eye glasses.
Protected by letters patent
For sale only by
c. W. WINGATE,
Sign OF the Golden Eagle.
Nov 4-deod&wly
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Saisfellaneous.
VERMONT HORSE STOCK
COMPANY.
s IA L L L o N s.
wOoDRURy PILOT

VIII serve mares at One Hundred Dollars the season
PEDIeREE.-Blaek, I6 hands, By r. A: Alex
Pope. by Havoc; he by Sir Charles, I'd dam, Nancy
Taylor, by imported Alfred.
Dam, Clay's MambrinO Chief Lady Thorn's Sem
2d dam, fast trotting mare by last pacing morse
owned in Indiana. called s'Red Fox
Woodburn Pilot was driven on Mr.. I. 5. Waa-
worth's half mile track the fall after he was five
wars old tn wa pon in .. III.
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A. r. A. KING, M. D.,
Prof. OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children, Of the University Of Vermont)
No. VAN MSS HOUSE,, BURLINGTON, vi.
ONCE Hours. to p. m. daily, and on Saturdays
rom to 10 a. m
April l5-d&W5w
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KENTUCKY BOY.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.

PEDIGREE. Bay, l6 hands, foaled, 1859. BY
R A Alexander's Lexington. lst dam Hymcnia,
by imported Yorkshire; % dam Little Peggy, by
Cripple: he hy Medoc ID dam Peggy Stewart, By
Cooks Whip fth dam Mary Bedford, by Duke OF
Bedford: 5th dam imported Spectator 9Th dam
Devil.
This horse i full brother to "Ansell'' and
"Edinsboro.n and half brother to Verge" and
Virgil BY Nandal.
Yorkshire Lexington viii serve mares at Ten
Dollars Tor the season
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10 PER CENT. NET.

TIE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
viii invest money on hrst-cllss Real Estate az i'
per cent. interest, net, payable seIni-annu2liy 10
New York, and VIII guarantee the collection n- ID.
loans made through lis agency AL charges para
hy the borrower. Please write, before investing,
flr New York aud New England references. and full
part .culars. SAMUEL MEEEILL, { late Governor oI
iownJ President Address JAMES B. HEAETWELL,
Scc'y. Drawer To- Dies Mu.u-s, Iowa
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$4,000 FORTH
Marble and Granite Work

MONUMENTS AND HEAD STONES
ever offered in the State, manufactured from
NATIVE AND SCOTCH GRANITE,
ISLE LA MOTT STONE. and
ALL KINDS OF MARBLE,
Which we can and viii sell at prices that defy
competition.
Parties thinking Of buying Cemetery Work can
save money by calling us and examining our
stock and prices before purchasing, as we can show
them better work and greater variety for less
money than can be bought elsewhere.
Do not be deceived ~ travelling agents, hut buy Of
the manufacturer ami save from Is TO ~ per cent.
paid them for selling and see the work before pur
chasing.
COPING, POSTS, AND BUILDING STONE
made to order At the lowest prices.
WALKER BROS,
Cor. st. Paul and College Sts.,
Mar lS-dlm&w3m Burlington, Vi
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This article has been carefully anu thoroughly
tested during the past four years by many e1per-
fenced farmers, gardeners, and rurculiurists, and
the numerous testimonials which have been re-
ceved from those who have given it trial leave no
doubt 81 its valuable properties As fertilizer Tor
all crops and particularly an Insect Destroyer,
il having proved perfect protection 70 rose bushes,
grape vines, fruit trees, cahhs=es, squashes, and
other vines and Vegetables. from the depredations
Of Insects. and il cheaper than any o. the remedies
which have been recommended f0r the purpose.
Wholesale and Retail Agents Tor the State Of
Vermont
ALBERT PIERCE. ......--.B Burlington, VI.
q. j. WALLAC E....----.- Bethel, Vt.
BARNA A. CLARh..---.-.-.. Gee .Brsttleboro, VI
Also FOR sale by
II. H. RANKIN & co. ....-..-...-...-.Mi Milton Vt.
WESTON RUG6LES, ......-........W indsoT, Vt.
ANhS WILSON ,---.---. bellows FSlls, VI
o. ". ALOORD, ......-...-..--.....No rthfeld, Vt.
To whom all orders should be addressed. Send FOR
large Pamphlets.
April 3l-4w3m
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This road is formed b. the consolidation oi the St.
Louis and Southeastern. the Evansville. iender-
son, and Nashville and the Ed-eGeld and kentucky
Railroads. ami is the shortest and best poss bic
route from ST. Louis and CHICAGO 90 NASHVILLE.
MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA, MACON. NOZZLE. SAvAN-
NAH. and CHARLESTON. Its superstructurc aud
equipment are unsurpassed by any in the West.
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APPLE TR l. =.

Mostly Greetings and Baldwiual Grown on Ezra
Meeche's farm. There have never been any trees
sold from the Nursery, consequently they are first
class stock.
All persons wishing to secure Shelhurn Trees
would DO well TO send in their orders immediately.
Address c. b. WING,
PlattshurEh, \. Y.
p. SPEARS. PLUAiS and CHERRY TREES;
GRAPES and CURRANTS, also TOMATO and
CABBAGE PLANTS can he secured az the Nursery.
March 8l-w2ru
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Hrm advertisements.

VyvANTED-Agents to sell Pictures. so re-
w tailed by one. Send stamp WHITNEY Co.,
NnrMlch. Cf-Auril la-fdA WV
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The earnings Tor month o. March were sII4 $50.
sufficient TO operate the road and pay the interest
on all outstanding bonds.
Three hundred and ffty-eisht m les o. this road
are completed and fully equipped. The consoi dated
Bonds are issued az the rate ~ s1l.Oo per mile Tor
the purpose OF making single debt, complet NJ
branches, and supplying equipment % meet the
rapidly Embarrassing business 81 610.110 have been
sold. and offer a limited number at 30 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
The ST. Louis Board Of Trade recently passed
series Of resolutions expressing the opinion THAT
THIS WILL BECOME ONE oF THE BEST PAYING Inns
LEADING OUT OF ST. LOUIS" consratulatng the
stockholders on the " HONORABLE AND ArLF NAN
A6EeENr OF THE PROPERTY expressing the belief
" that THE SECURITY OFFERED BY THE CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE BONDS TO THE AMOUNT OF S2i.0oO PER
MILE Is GOOD. AND RECOMMENDING THEM
WITHOUT HESITATION AS AN INVESTMENT
TO CAPITALISTS, BOTH AT HONE AND ABROAD
We unhesitatingly recommend these Bonds As an
unexceptionahle Railway Security. ,rss
Pull particulars furnished, upon application, by
WINsLOw a. WILSON.
No. 20 William ST., New York.
G. W WOODHOUSE.
Cashier Merchants National Bank
burlington, Vt.
Feb 2s-Htr