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Her hair was done in crimplng pins,
And she ironed her Sunday gown,
81 shall 80 to the fair tomorrow morn,
way down In Rutland town."
The morning sun was early up,
But susan was up before,
Her halr was out OF the crlmplng pins
AS she waited at the door.
Joshua Stark drove up for her.
WIN necktie bright and gaN
Anu Dag OF roasted peanuts
"HOr TO cat along the way"
Joshua rolned his fiery steed
And helped fair susan In
Then sat him down no close TO he's
WIN most shccpish grin.
Aud when they reached their journeys end,
The hear OF the crowded town
Joshua Strengthened his necNtie red
And susan shook ont hergown
a last they reached The fair Ground
Among the luriNng crowd,
And Susan tlmlly tool, li3arm
Ana Jo5hua's heart dumped loud.
Thus they wandered, wandered, wandered,
TIL they came to the turning swInr
When Joshua paid his quarter
Anucntered the wondrOus thing
10, as they rode, they dizzy grew,
Aud Susan nearer Std.
TIL JOshua's arm was round her
Ana her face his shoulder hid.
At last the ride was over.
And they parted for Il space
She went to view the floral han
And he to see the race.
But his heart, IT was not bappv.
lie missed fair Susan's charm,
50 he went, only TO ind her
on another fellows arm!
And then he SwOre an awful oath,
That he'd never love her more.
I'm jest forever darncd CT Idol"
Was the fearful oath he sworc.
He drove mournfully home, alone,
His spirits he could not raise,
lie laid the red tie in sorrow by
Ana wore none the rest of hts days.
NaNtn
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Middlcbury.

AT II o'clock, Friday night, an alarm of
fire from the paper mill whistle and the
bells, aroused the peaceful sleepers, who
discovered bright fire about two miles
south OF the village. 1t proved to be the
Darn OF James Piper, which, with its CON
TENTS including hay, grain, farming tools,
etc., was destroyed by fire The cause IS
unknown, Some think it caught fire from
the sparks from the engine as it was near
the track. Loss estimated at $1,000, in
surance $500.
The repairs of the steeple of the Episco-
palan church, and other repairs, are pro.
crossing timely. They hold their service
now IN the court house.
Sheriff !, M. Trip has been confined TO
his residence by illness for the past week
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A rigid investigation hes been going on
as TO the causes which led TO the collision
on the Central Vermont road, September
I'd, about mile north of Claremont by
which the two engines, "Miton" and
"Sharon" were entirely demolished to-
gether with ten or fifteen freight cars. No
one was injured, all the train men jump
ing, but the loss to the road was quite
large and the investigation has resulted in
the removal of the station agent at Clare
mont, G. II. Hull, and all his help, consist
ing of switchman and telegraph operator,
NO blame was attached to the train men
all being at work as usual.
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True" said Franklin, "and l could bet.
ter nave afforded to take one dollar than
to have been taken out ofthe Office"
Inc lounger seemed surprised, and wish
ing to end the parley of his own making
said
"Come: Franklin, what is the lowest you
can take for it?"
"One dollar and half"
"A dollar and half Why you offered it
yourself for dollar and quarter"
eyes" said Franklin, Sand | had better
taken that than dollar and half now
The lounger paid down the price and
went about his business-if he had any
and Franklin returned to the printing Of
flee.
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PavIet.

Rev. John p. Demerit of West Meriden,
Conn.,, former pastor of the Congregational
church in this town, is here with his fam
lily, and preached on Sunday.
Smith Hit, Esq, who has been pros
trated with au attack of pneumonia for
several weeks, is, we are glad TO learn, re-
covering
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DICKENS PARTY.

Rarely, if ever, have the party.going
Brattleboroians been treated to richer
feast, socially, than on Friday evening last.
when at the instance of their daughter.
Miss Mary, the beautiful and spacious resi-
dence of the Hon. and Mrs. b. d. Harris
was thrown open to Dickens party" in
costume.
The different parts were admirably sus-
tanned, and the unusual event will long be
remembered with great pleasure by all par
Elephants. The following characters were
DprsOuatpl
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Among those present not in costume
were noticed Mrs. Bolster, Mrs. Wolcott
Bolster, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue, Mrs.
Hal, Harry Lawrence .and George Brooks.
BratIleboro; Mr. and Mrs. Wells. Miss
Tracy, Mrs. Draper, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Brooklyn.
Special and ardent prayers were Offered
both at the Episcopal and Catholic churches
yesterday Sunday for rain, it being near
ly eight weeks since any great amount has
fallen, during which time vegetation has
suffered severely.
Conductor Flint" will soon start on nr
extensive western trip, visiting many oi
the principal cities through the west. A
pleasant journey, Frank.
On Saturday evening Lieut. Edward
Thorn of the ''Estey Guards" who had
just returned from matrimonial excur.
sion, was made the happy recipient of an
elegant sword, which was gift from the
Guards" and presented by their captain.
j j. Estey, in his usual good humored
manner The band accompanied the
guards to the residence of |. n. Thorn.
father of the lieutenant, where the preseu-
tation was made. O.
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Watfhes and 1ewelru.
II II E r NJ E 5

II Ii E r NJ E 5
II is said. are hard, but how much harder for us
to be without the good feeling guaranteed IN
every family, and sometimes a little outside
the family" by our falling to remember. as in
former years, at this season, our friends.
How many cheerful remcnbrances have been
occasioned by seeing the tine tile watch. gift
of some former Christmas, or some article OF
Jewelry, 50 constantly about the person, or at
the Family Table, pieces Of silver, all telling Of
some happy December 25th
Times may be hard, but can you AFFORD to
loose such golden opportunities to give lasting
membranes which can be had so cheap, and
OF such superior quality at the BEE HIVE
BEN X. CHASE 81 co.
% MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, VT.
declSdtf
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CREAMERY BUTTER.

WANTED. 49, One hundred cords of
w llemlock or Spruce Wood, to be delivered
at the Trojan Marble Company's works In Bran
don. For good wood OF the kind specified, 90. 90
per cord VIII be paid. Can ut their quarry and
obtain particulars OF
septidu f. d. KILLINGS
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( COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. - The
" undersigned have this day formed n CO.
partnership under the name OF n. Weeks & Son
ana VIII continue at Nc. 10 Merchants Row, to
cry, China, Glassware, Paper Hangings, and
general assortment of House Furnishing Goods.
All persons indebted 10 the late firm OF Weeks
AZ Barber are requested TO make immediate set
ueheht' NEWMAN WEEKS,
Rutland, W., Aug. 70, 1874. aucisdtf
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DISSOLUTION. - The co-partnership
~ heretofore existing under the name OF
Weeks Barber is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The accounts OF the firm are TO be col.
lected by the firm OF N.Weeks q Son ANA all LA
Dlllties OF inc irm are TO be paid by N. Weeks Il
Son. NEWMAN WEEKS,
,,.,,, 49,. - GILBERT BARBER.
huuuhu, aug. ~, le'f. uglsdtf
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educational.
ct JOHNS SCHOOL, POULTNEY
- VERMONT
RI r 7 II I'E 4 II.
The next term VIII begin on "Wednesday.
Sepl cmhrr 2lI. ~ o'clOck "a. m.

september 2a1, ~ O'Clock Il. m ''''''
TUITION.
Primary Observation-Disclosures. "a IN
80 - 9il s.ss........... W
iilgncT EiSl5i, extra. ................ 90. ] 90
Latin. extra. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Bllls, piyabie AT the middle Of the term are
NIUE Tor WhOie or hall terms. Bcard may be-
obtained nt reasonable rates, and In good
ialnlles. Applications, either Ia person OF let
ter may be made to the Rector,
,,...,.. 10. Z. II. RANDALL.
IuuI,htA, W. tuSual. ISL. Nut9lllm
, 1874-09-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.

nEoltltts LIZ 11pLFtNuIH
testified TINT he mas tho owner Of the house oc-
cnplot by Andasaon, who las lived tl.oro since
April s, 1873. Ho gsvo n description Of tho ar-
rangomont Of tho pro,niacs. saying that no ono
could got tn whoro tho boarls rore torn a'ray
n1,3osB no wna frat inside The honBe.
MRS, EtIzA1Erit rA1.IarAar
losti'od that Alao lived In the upper part Of tho
llouso. lIer little boy discovered tho an,oko Of
tho lso nho"t 7 o'clock In tho morning, md
cnnlo mud told laor. bAo ehoutotl stlire!" aud
sent'her boy Tor tho kcys Of tho lover part OF
the house, loft will, l1er by Anderson curly in tho
morning, when he went away. she went in a,N!
found tho floor burning aav tho long candle
when It WAS takon out. Tho front door aud tho
door under tho stairway wore both lonked, The
lattcr being locked fruln tho inside. Anso1aon
geomctl to bo III great hurry wllon llo gayo hor
tho koys aud wont away. fio saw 1u> ono 70
Into tho Aouae aftcr lIo loft. No ono co,ald have
gono inside without hoc knowing 1t, Ho
naw no ono hanglng about tho house.
Tloro woro four l'erHonu III Andcraon's
family, Including tits wiro asNl two childron.
Mrs. Anjcrson waa Absellt; had bonn fur about
lhroc weolB. Witaosa aud family woro on good
toFnaa with tlss A,tlol4ons. haw Anderson
around Tie louae ths day bvforo, which was
, 1874-09-24

- ]nxa ~ N Nh in Fl
lila relsc.sd 4ia; wnaS Mfs,stn, fn, 9 n,s.1
sesesn os* stfonE st eoaa @ 9oF y i1sI eMfser'
n59oseeSaa. Nnavts1oss@s. md leavy Mess porn ,a4o
a. nsats oaeisnae ;;91 oySr .Aan's @ + 14 19
sleis g, 3or pnr Mcstarn "' a" " 11'9
ngTTr.vsry etTo % g sa scarce NJ S0' Tor en0e'
farseIr9M@3EieSsnssi. peraeErSstea3Ei iS IT,
"Ataht--s's" ~ stiS1hN ToGNDo, :iDt;
rorrDo. gont. oo.-Ftoujt--pu1l and unchanged.
nh. M.2i; Ts. white Michigan, ti.i7: ottra ID,
II a9 No. segah o Ii Ie1o' "a rcd $G,
e. ansr aos so Scf ostobor tatr er
w. w. seier Noyninlc! 07o 10 Doccnpcr. 67c; fuw
ss 81 sss 5 sa ss ;;1s ssss;s sEss e. ss ss @
= 'Hfar,ours-pu,, .n,, unchanged.
100 1eot bn; oats oats, t is,ooo In. I ' .~.-' ' ~
H,I1pMfrrs-FolIr, 400 brla wheat, 25 900 Du corn,
c1so,sxAr7. O., gept- Cor1os-..Eas5 at 1s,tc.
INSTRUMENTATION and wheat dull nnd l,lchanaoa.
os detr fees. Hna ee7s G iyo far md s Fiji At s: s
sarjay fair aa ifm ;eprtng sl.tB@l.o5 fall, ti.Guts
40
Oi1s-Uneharsod. -.
Enos-scarce, firta, anl higher, At ls@1oc.
Dur1rn-scarco anil arm eiotsn. WeHsorn nesorvc.
sSscs
'CIErsr-rair and arm at l4a14Nc.
TnovIsloHE-Lar1 quiet md Unchanged; sum1ucr,
snxs11c. Hulk meats dnl ard unsettled: notnlliny
Eau, Gv.,@14h@l4a@lt@l5Ao. uaeon dill anil :t,1i-
pttIeI ut 11N(9lUA AGs15L @I6A@1GhG3 G3l6t6c.
WuIsKx-E1ciisa ani higher ii Sf.O3
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Sept, a3-qnA1S--Wl,cat tlul ar.l
,sict No. l rcd, 4l.11; No. 2 do, a. t.9S. Com
LIN, and stcay high mixed, Ole low mixed, p0c
Eo. State. t5c; No. DO, 13c; white, 5os,
rErno1xuM-t1nchanStea.
REcE1prs-WAcat, 3,450 bu; corn, $50 bu cuts,
Lou TN,
'' MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. a3.-F1oun-Quiet aud thu
changed.
anslS-whcnt steady; moderate demand; No.
, 1874-09-24

splendid Trim, and Will undoubtedly provo caual to
lhp rr,orsoney In any nrI Ill sorts ef Wcater.
Pho uoycrnuent lfgllt-lotao On Two 1ivara Paint
IN rnarly completed, and 1t Is expected that Hight will
bo cxhiGttod from It for tho first time hono thine ths
month.
--Tio bcow frankie Wilcox, hernoforo carrying two
mass and sqnarrrtBBr forward, aH chnnRc1 her rio
10 Tint Of trcc-nlnstor by which, It IL stalcd, ao
nails to much bstcr advantage.
Tho Detroit 1Ffbnnt anys:
"Thu steamship Y. II. KochItn, tho Great Eastnru
on fresh wntur, Inns Just 1a.aed down from VhtcnEu
with mich lighter cargo tllan heretofore, which IL
chiefly aecont Of tho uncertainty OF lilo weather 1t
thls stagc Of tho senson md tho possibility Of low
stage of water nt tho crossing below which usually
osssss aSf1ng ssyy gaes IN the fai Of tho ycar Tho
sort ItHtter WIS III, ,37l bushels Of wheat"
-Tho c1ninocttai las passed. over and in ita courHo
nhs vlslsn each Of tho aRos bit with far less yIocuco
han f9r soveral years rast Tho arrlva|n thus far
msnns III ~ aye brought no nHw, of s
ayo oee;rre! Ut points not yet passed. As waa rre-
Tionsty htatca, 1nnDor Of argea ont tnon Lake
rio heavily latton with lumber, which hare not bean
heard from. though Al tho outset Of tho Hl0r1n they
wc!o thought to to iii safo 1snrcrs. M rnftE 70 FIR
a. 1earnes we're out other lakc and 1t is therefore
fair 70 infer that II any accidents hAvo occurred they
urc fow In uulnlsr.-L>ttroit tribune.
, 1874-09-24
HI2pcl,ifuNcosts.


The Lake Ureeze IN rinnisjH again NJ uaual.
Tho nrhr tane II. Bcatt ts rcr0rte1 10 lave re-
esdyel aolue injury In thn Strata.
Tho acllr Montpelier ta at D0oito h Olcotta dry
dock rccGlying new stc1p md NiuE calkei.
-The tug ou, which hns eon at Millera lry-taocE
receiving new wheel, ia out agaln, md dung business
--Cart. Sweeney, Of tho etmr Chicago, roperls has-
ing eecn tho echr Atnara working UP yGstertny. Sho
waB apparently In good oftlar.
Tho untpn HteAin!oas Company III ras!ng tbs Belr
eardna recently stink By tho prop Nebraska near tho
Lake Rtreet fJr4dge .. -.
---surt. saiela,j, Of Tho Eug1enan Transportation
Company, feolA very Indignant leea,ssc hs as lern
sccuAea by. some rarlfca,, at not having d'ne
I'll ho coull to uscure ilIa .hnfey Ut la rss-
lengers. The charCa nlatso ia that Tho
bost WAS not properly supplied with chain 70 esst
lr anchor wen ta aeciduut 1rat ucenrrct and that
ha lives of the passengers IN danger 4y allowing
tho boat to drift. 1ioth Capt. Hafelsul antl CAPT.
Cruwfursl OF the tug Stol, AaAert tat tAe aAeri,a
sre entirely fasc. Illo lat supplied will nnt
uel,or and sn1Gietlt c1ain Int II was ho,lEt Tint
the b>at was mora safn by showing er IN drift Than 10
rome to anchor IN deep water, Had tllcre been tho
taken M by tbs lux Wkl. THAT they yerp not taken
oI seenH 10 10 aulncic evidence at tho boat w,A I'll
right.
kLHEHfERE,
Thu sseam-bsrge 3roulcs IL III 1ry.tlock at Detroit
Yepsirtug Aer wheel.
-Ths nav s.ln Michigan il all ready for departure
cepaou pf pF1sn ~ 70 bar etaluaAoa. eAo Il In
, 1874-09-24

his migration to thig country IN 1866; how l,o
loarnoti n good trade, having plonty Of work at
tho hlgl,cut wagoa,; mover gamblcd or drank
liquor; was not In dobt; and Ind no n,otito for
noting Ills house On ilro. 0ent!omen from
various points Of the country Ind como to Ohcngo
to testify al 10 Anloraon's history and character,
and 1t waB expected to show for him M gootl i
cltaractor NJ my u.an III tho court-n bottor
character than tito counBcl l'lmsoif could show.
Tho first wltnoss called was
I. Il. 1,laAKE,
koopor OF n mcat-markot i'll Constantine, nltcl,.,
wliero Anderson formerly lived. 1Io mot him nt
church and Mt 6,'ntlay-EchooI, whore Anderson
was n fncn,bor OF tho Biblo-olaBs, Never word
VIVA aail ugainat 1Iis honesty, fatr dealing aud
good citizenship; mtlc waA Haitl IN lin favor.
Tho court adjourned unll 10 o'clock this
morning.
, 1874-09-24

PORT Of Cilcnga, Ecpt. 23s

FOIL Of ChlcnHds bcptt Gos
ARRIVED.
sohr Margaret Dali. alaniuce. lumber.
echr Moeellc Oeonto, lumber.
Gchr II. Rand, Aaska* railroad tics.
Gchr Il. =. Hubbard. Cowell'a Pier, barA.
Bchr Hob toy, Egg 1lnrbo1 cedar pests.
gshs Mafy Meysa, Jacksonpost, ee.ur posts.
Btmr Corona, 81. Joseph, aunttl4ea.
Etlnr Mnskegon. aGuakcgon, sunatlca.
Gchr A. Nusk, NtuBEcgou, lumber.
Bpow Minnie Corlett aluekcRon, leo.
6eow NJ. N. Dunhan, 1tkea Pier, wood.
Ecow Granger, ST. 1aul,s Her, bark.
sehr t1ary Ludwig, Ludwg's Pier, lumber.
Targo Wolverine, Grand l1ayon, lumber.
Largo Ctty Of Grand lsalils. Grand Haven, lumber
rrap s. take breeze, Benton Hsr1eT, s,nldEies.
Prop Vanderbilt, buflnlo, su,dries
Prop Cnbl, DutfDlo. sunlries
Prop LAWRENCE ogdenshurg, nun1rscs.
p1oi, Favorite. sleuomnoe, a,ndrlea.
Dsryc Eun Williams, Mcuosniucs lumber.
Barge T. J. Bronson Meuom!uoc, lumber.
DsrHu SoEorn, Meuo1uinec, lumber.
ScoW D. q. Wright. Soull flaYon, lumber.
Prop China, Buffalo, snnlriss:
scl,r II. 1sand, Alaasa, 50 brls snit.
Prop Luke 1;reczc, Hcusoa Haruor 10 Iris four. nnd
asas Mar Ba;'ts Knssion, isooa ta Shcat 10 Drs
rrop i. oroh, sIan!aec, 200 bu oats. 70 br1s OIL
Barge antding Star, Port Huron, 9g,ool bu corn.
prop chsre: Rs Maasra 10 bsls ouf ,Gi Iris to pofI
tc lard, 3u0 It's ,neate.
Etmr Corona, st. JoscpA, auntlrc>.
4lnr Chicago, Manisowoc, elutlrlts.
r11Hr cLEAna.cEs.
strnr a1uskcgon, Mussegon, bzis porl md Bunrteh;
Grand Haven, 6 brls pork, " sachs feed. and
Prop Aacrica, Aiontrea1, 7o bsls -four, 100 brl, nue
Prop Japan, buffalo, 5000 by wheat, 600 bu corn,
Prop Japan, Eric, 400 brs hour 9co baga iced 25 ca
ienil, 1a8 bugs feed.
f1rI{ou iutarfnaJtfa}a n rnrfS l.,
, 1874-09-24


OHr visiting frfentla nB woll ot,r own cltlzcns,
could not hut have noticed tho rct DECLINE In pricsa
OF dry goos n through Tho city, brit Il in subject Of
doubt thero Ia anotar aturo III tins Or my other city
tint haa yot reached tho extraordinary low p1cc nov
quoted by ono Of our popular Wcat.alla houaea,
located Just west Of Morgan street. Wien you hnd
you will thosc, full lines OF back cashmorca n 81,
tl2o and sf6o; black nohairs, 50o anil 7hu; oil wool
coortd cast'cres. 600; French rorlns that uAed ia
sr At $l,25, ht 71e 1rlH popns $125 silk pongccs
ttc; mud liuons at cqtnly low prices. you may well
th!nk 1t is time ly IN It To o wondered ut that
strangcrn anil citizens ako begin 10 feel that 1t 10
econay TO '"y At Tho New York Store, asa a1,d 28a
Nest Madison etreet.
, 1874-09-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Proposals wilt b. received Tor tho orcctton Of Court
House nt PONTIAC. 1 until u o'c"ek n. 9ot. 1s7!
MorseT. atls.!lae. attss sept 4 rropo.als VIZ b
an each proposal must DO 'acau III soatoa ensptnpp
upqn Nhleh nHst bo plaoo1 bu1u motto isato mafk
enyo99pe up" yheh H Il 5s VI be ,,; otto
twlch elall be approved ty the Building Com!ttea Of
tTo 9F lare sIo!es n se .A9 e s!etoD (which boild
him Or them. Tho c1fclpro c9ntaiu!ne the prnuosa!
ssa!aa aud adafss.ed e J: T. Mnsfsw paat!aa. " Tne
Or ali pde or 10 nccopt hs lid Or art q biA shoy nas
dean be:t inr tio te5oss o ths coaty Tho 81 1 n
Of the Cltcut fr,,rt OF tho county tr9m which tho LID
uonasl that tao siretins laTo rca property to thu
issxncll ]. Il, MORROW,
Chairman 0f jnildiug Cnn,lnittco.
i. q. GODIlRANE Arcntteot.
, 1874-09-24
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,


OFFICE Of SupT. OF PUBLIC rH0rERrY}
MAulsoN, WIs., sept. !, 1s74+
Notoo heroly Clron pursuant to chapter gil Of tho
Laws Of Wisconsin, for thu ycar 18 that sealed
Will 30 received at this oco u to Of tho 18th day
Octanr 18Th for furnishing the tno witt. tlp NECESSARY
stationery for lt3 durin e ycar commencing Ja
1876.
s uf tho articles. nn tho quantity Of cao roqulrcd
will bo furnished to al parsons desiring to bl appll.
catlnn to this oco eIler personally by letter. All
stationery to correspond with tho samples provided
far inspection at this Office pursuant to said chapter a
mud to 10 delivered to tho Superintendent Of Public
Property at TIM Capitol In tho city Of Madison, Wia
Or hu!pru TIM first aay Of Dccombc1 1914.
1ach bid must ho accompanied ~ bond In tho penal
of TGn Thousand Dollars oxocut4d b9 tho bidder a.
principal md by At least tuo resident fscoudosa Us
surot1cs conditioned That tho bidder viii uruls. such
stationery according 10 tho tcrns Of his bl and the
tract ontorcd Into III pursuance tesoof. The surctos
ahal attach to nteosaa said hond their uscnot,
10 to effect that thoy resident frecholdos of this
State, aud oacl WORTH the of Ten Thousand 1ol
lars over an abevo all dehts, liabilities sud exemptions.
iu property situated In This State. Tho justification shnlI
bonccopaniod by tho certificate Of Judge Clerk Of
Court Of Record to tho otToct thnt ho is personally
qualnto1 With tho huretiu an TINT he believes thcn
each worth tho htatod in thu tustiHcatiou aud
asoyo all dohta and liabilities.
Tho CONTRACT will 10 lot to tho lowest bidder quality
considered who shall furnish security abovo tnoso
satisfactory 10 tho Superintendent Of Public Property
provided. ooyos TINT profcroneo will bo given my
bador residing md doing business In tho State Of Wis.
cunsin IL ha bid sha 10 low that Of any other bid
dor not doug business In this State.
r. q. LUNp,
AotfnE Stunt, uf Public pf0rcrty,
, 1874-09-24

For laundry purposes, ho auro 10 inquire for Dur.
yeaa'" satn gloss starcl." Tor culinary ,lBc Inquire
for Durycas' improved corn ntarcn." SEQ that
Dnrycas' " ia on each package.
clt1oAuo, Nurch IL, 187l.-Wo nrc nBiug Duryea's
starch III our laundry, nnl ind It to he tho lest article
get. 1t Rlvea tho ncst finish, ia tlln wlitcst
AnI nost economical starch eynr Macti by ,is.
i. JENSiNHH l. Co.,
prorrfctors Uricttal Laundry.
, 1874-09-24

We're dun and li.tlo better than nominal ut oMc for
corr, aud 90 for wlout TO Buffalo. The barge Kcrahsw
loads 81 eo8 bn wheat anA q GOO bu Tor nMf!a,o
on owners account. Tropelierroom wsa engaged for
5000 hu barley, 1900 bu rye, aud 1900 hu wheat. 1t
Has understood th1t other ycssel1 were taken for
wheat, probably to loud ut Milwaukee.
, 1874-09-24

Chiokcrtng Jquaro Grand Plnnon.
Extra pArlor pta,oa.
AL the lnteat improvements.
Warranted to plrAso, or money refunded.
1!eea's Temple Of Music, % yaia H.,rcn street.
, 1874-09-24

Pianos to Rent.
Lyon 11chly, State and alunroo streets, lavo con-
ssanty On land superior sortncnt Of rianoH in-
Guiding "grnuds md 'upr,ghs,n at 81 to $13 por
month. Rent deducted If purchased.
, 1874-09-24

=, Fnn. Ncw Yask to itrIsol tl:arw!ani> direct.
Wss. i. iim.t H'essrn, ,lucsdsy, Dsl. u.
Cabin Passage, B7nt intermediate, p45; WseraEu, $N
Issltsiaa tlekau, Apply NJ tut FteiAlt bopot
""1' A"S'S "'' NJ ~ GEO. MCDONALD, Agout,
, 1874-09-24

CHICAGO. kiLiYhuHEE & Sr PAUL HALLWAY
Unfnr Irpor, Hadsan and IHa{.ss ytetet Oad.
81 Mouth Carkrt.. ofyosite hh<sman ote ami ui spot