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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-03-13
AeAA Farm For Sale.

AA Farm For Sale.
3i1slS The undersigned will sell the farm
cupied by him known the McClary Farm, situated
miles from Stanstsad Plain the direct road 10 West
Hatey, 2 miles from n railroad station, | mile from
church and convenient to school, The consists Of
I49 acres Of the
best Wheat Land
in the Eastern Townships with never-failing water
The buildings consist Of dwelling house. wood and
carriage sheds granary, horse-harn with cellar for
hogs two 3Ox4O harms with stable under the whole Of
and sOfDot shed between the two, hophouse, and
two sugRr-houses. There Is a sugar orchard Of 1850
trees; running water in house, shed, and barnyard.
Also 20 adjoining known as the
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-03-13
Store for Sale.

1t consists of a pan within pan, the inner pan
having compartments for water channels. The milk
Is drawn of through the bottom. IL is simple and
substantial and better than any other vat pan made.
The price Is within the means Of ALE
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-03-13

These pans made of the best material, and fin
shed to suit the tastes Of the most fastdious. If you
wish for vat pans, order at once, that you may get
your pans in Full directions sent with each
set of pans and all fixtures Correspondence solicited
P.s.-Whsn desired an ice h:,ds attached to each
cooler.
Address W. H. PARKER, Manufacturer of and
wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds Of dairy fix
lures Sugar utensils, including
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$, ASIiITGTOS.


v-,. O. 81, ~,
N1He' az mas 4eSei't' i general oE"eE as loi-
i}ws:-
lst That the present division of free le-
livery Offices into tyo classes en- the basis Of
p9pulat n, the frs: class. embracing those in
cites having at least 100 600 nonula,ion. and
the secord class embracing those in cities
having less population shall b. retained
81. That carriers at the Offices of the first
class shall! be appointed at salary not TO ex-
coed 500 year on recommendation of the
local postmaster, and their pay shall be in.
creased 500 at the expiration Of each wears
service On the like Recommendation of the
Postmaster certtyingto their faithfulness and
efficiency during the preceding year, ill they
reach 5000 a year. at which point the advance
in this class shall cease
81. That the carriers of tha Offices of tl.,
second class shah hn onnoin,o5 at sa,arv
/ 49,, -, ,,.Irl. 5000 '"'i
creased 500 =, ho ON" '~s.r pay ~,
service till reaching $500 when such lyance
will cease
4,h That ,,,o WOW. of TIA, coo 200 ond soon
carriers WHO hava baa, in ,ho sorv;na o,,,,
year sh,li ha incraasnt e1oo Nooh nv, o o',9
i lS-I nyco,.tin,, ,t,oso ,l,' $50,
class otrioes ,rLo b,, ros'.i,1 H., ,,,av;
500 ''
1t is nroner n state far inflammation, ofpos+
mastars and la,,ar ca,r;ors ,bat ,,'r an W. ~
alton asked far namalv e. 00o ooo was on.
down sloO ODa ma ~, ~
i rnatin m ,ha ns, af oor,in 49,.
Julv1 1S-i IN ocno-5anoo ..;,t, .io,l
iusade.
/ Tho c,Iioy;,,rb hos hoo, ;.sro,,,..t, D.;
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.


The shipments of boots and shoes from this mar.
ket to places outside of New England for the past
week have been $3.50 cases, against 80 ls5 eases
ior the corresponding week last year. 4f
Iotal shipments for the first six months OF the
year s 200 cases, against $3.50 sl2 cases tor same
period last year.
lhe shipments from Lynn for the week have Ieen
l29' cases. against i423 for the same week last
year,
The shipments from Haverhill Tor the week have
oeen 2AI cases, against 30ss for the cores
The shipments thus far continue to be well MP to
those 81 last season, and there Is q steady demand
Tor small lots Buyers, however, want fresh goods
and 1t IS much more difficult than usual to suit
them from goods that are in stock tits MANY
years since business was done closely and there
seems to be almost general determination on the
part OF buyers not to buy single case Of goods
more than can be distributed, and orders are only
sent forward as they their stocks dwindled
down to the lowest possible point. Manufacturer
of boots ore reducing their productions, and there
seems to be a general determination to make no
goods ahead of orders. If this rule Is rigidly ad.
hered TO, another season be more profitable to
workmen and manufacturers, and there seems to
be no other remedy for another improbable season
than to reduce the production to the lowest posi-
bic point and to keep there until consumers want
the goods.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Etw York, Sept. IS. Specials from Ctica
state that tie republican convention to be held
tn r. to-day viii undoubtedly re-nominate the
whole State ticket.
1t is stated that Roscoe Conkling, in an in.
tefview with Brooklyn delegates, distinctly
informed them that President Grant did not
favor third term.
Dix is re-nominatci by acclama,ion as the
republican candidate for governor Of New
York.
Congressman Morrissey, in bar room
squabtle punished Geo. H. Butler by smash
ing his hat and punching his nose, because
Butler called John Kelley an Irish thief.
Eutler apologize to oscade further punish
mcnt.
+ The passenger rates to Liverpool have been
reduced to SIP and SIS. It is reported
the Cunard Inc will spend hall million to
defeat any other line on the Boston route
The American Line refuse TO enter the North
Atlantic steamship conference.
United States Commissioner Davenport
to-day asked OF the circuit court immediate
investigation into the charges against him.
The case is set for Oct q.
An order of arrest has been issued fyr Vie
toria Woodhuil for debt.
''Nt 'I'E vi ttlc su'btliDus anu complain. III
the libel suit Of Edna Dean Proctor Va the
Graphic was made to day.
!, is reported that Henry Ward Bcecher
has retained VIM. N. Evlr.s as Ills senior
counsel.
Another expedition is fitting ont in New
York for typographical SURVEYS in Pales-
tine.
Robert Pierce who murdered lis wife with
an axe at his house in the town Of Vienna.
Oneiia Co., the llth of April, 1873, is re-
ported to have been captured at Chicago yes.
terday.
Judge Benedict Of brooklyn to-day, grant
ed an injunction On the application of Aaron
S Bright, complainant in a cross bill repre-
senting third mortgage bonds Of the old La
crosse and Milwaukee L. II. Co., retaining
the Milwaukee and St. P4ul railroad Co. from
issuing $4,000 900 Of new mortgage bonds.
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SEW AMPSIiIfsE..
Henry Ward Beecller on Labor

C, - ~
~ eonooaa' ~ n sept - Wednesday
'''i.se 1"d Nay u me ufai'on county Agri-
cultural falr at plymouth opened with a
large attendance OF visitors; extra trains were
run over the Is. {: and NJ h. r., which
Drought large crowds to the grounds. One
Vi the p'lhclpai features OF the day was the
annual a,1 au'ies' dtilVered by the Rev Henry
y, " aiu oPtchee' %hich attracted many people.
ne oesan MS au1fess ~ saying that TOR four
pas ne Had LOT reasons OF health re-
sorteu 10 t"e mountains IN the summer, and
mat ne hau assumed The pastoral charge of
inc motel at whch he stayed, also of the Graf
ION county lair eacA year on his return home.
ne apprehehueu' however that this year will
ciose MS services ne 'Aeh spoke tor thirty
minutes or more on labor, contining his r.
nam almost tl'tift'y 10 the subject. The
n"tut ara pflnHtlFe cohdlilGn of man was
cohsiutreu dl same length, after which he
spoke Oh lie eGecatlhg force on work, on in
dlYidu"i ana ITS wealth, creating power in re-
ie'i9" " socletN' " olKlng, he sand, Is not
u'1Usl"gi 1t Is gong 70 scnool. By men and
,huus'rE' man Is largely educated IN the ear
ilef peliou OF ms existence oTk IS bless
iAs' without "iilch mere can be no individual
eNceilehce' society cannot be strong or Sc
cure that Is not founded upon the laboring
classes. belng Obliged to work or food,
| r"'''eht ana 'hcHeE is great benef; 10 man.
II Goa GistfiontVe whipping. When
iI'en are c"''a lor ny Nature they are not
come fertile in expedients and rich in mimi
and experience. He deprecated the idaa of
men working through lifetime to take awoy
the necessity of work from their hovs, and
said that hv so doing thev wara r,aId, W.
pose!y. and shapeless men. Woe be to the
erl who IS brought up not to know how to
work. There are mistortunes enough that
.' Jpn '"c lar sex: ou' OF all adversltes
a'e 'o'''1 70 .no'nei iot lair daughter Is the
"o'se' !ou "oulu produce the best crops
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" ISCDS

Milwaukee, Sept. %. In the Supreme
Court at Madison yesterday motion was ar
gued for a. injunction to compel the Prairie
du Chen division Of the Milwaukee and St
Paul railroad to obey the Potter law. This
division was excluded from the recent injunc.
ton for the reason that it had an old terrific
rial charter, which was not subject to the pro,
vision in the State constitution, reserving the
right to alter or repeal a general act passed
br the territorial Legislature in 1889, but il
has ceen discovered to contain exactly the
same provisions that were afterwards incor
p0rated in the State constitution. The court
reserved its decision unit the 29th inst, but
no doubt is expressed that an Injunction Will
be issued
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Vesuvius came in ID.
AT the Middlesex South Agricultural Fair
at Birmingham to-day there were two holly
contested races, LIST for minute horses, for
purse of $500.
The race was won by Lady Nell of Wal
than, beating field of 6, best time :46
The next for purse of 800, for horses
that never beat 80. 1t was won by D. New
ln's bay stallion Boy Fearnaught, he winning
the "a, 4th, and 9Th heats.
A special TO the Advertiser says that at a
meeting OF the board of manufacturers of
Fall River to-day it was voted expedent TO
JOIN manufacturers elsewhere in running
short time.
At about dusk this evening as local freight
train on Boston and Albany r. R., drawn by
locomotive Bison, was between Westborough
and Southvllc, it had occasion to stop, and
as the conductor neglected to send man back
to signal trains in the rear, aroth,, tfcighf
tram drawn by locomotive W,l.eslcs, c.4ue
up and smashed four of the rear cars. The
Wellesley was badly injured, but the engi-
neer and fireman saved themselves by Jump
ing.
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The Louisiana Troubles.

| New York, Sept %. A New Orleans de-
patch to the Times says public feeling chang
ed very decidedly yesterday, and it is not i'm
probabie now that more serious conflict thar
| that OF last week may occur. The announce.
| ment that the conference had broken off with
out any result, apparently removed all re-
straint from the younger members of the
White League, and Kellogg and his brother
officials as well as Secretary Cowen are open.
ly denounced on the streets.
Many leading members of the league, know.
ing of the feeling and being unwilling to be
brought in conflict with the general govern.
me7t have resigned,
Governor Kellogg believes that war o.
determination will be waged on the negroes
but Mr.. Penn says that such an idea was new
er entertained.
Two negroes insulted a white girl in g
horse car yesterday, and the Bulletin says -
of the authorities cannot keep these negroes
! IN check. we both can and will. and warn
| then now, that unless they move promptly
an example will be made that will effectually
prevent recurrence of these outragts.'
Scores of wild young meI have sworn to
take kellogg's life and were anything to hap
pen to him at the present JUL cure military
rule would have to tollox, as neither the 1t.
Gov. Secretary Of State was speaker of the
House, who are his lawful successors, have
yet returned to Nvw Orleans.
Last evening the chief Of police having
been informed of threatening movements Of
White League, communicated with Gen. PEN
nypacker, commander of the forces here
During the consultation he stated that from
information he had received he believed fur.
Their rioting might be expected within day
or Two, and requested the General to hold his
in 70 Or IN l1;,cr
ances.
The commander said subsequently that ht
did not for moment believe the people to be
50 mad as to make any attack on the State
House or governor while there was so iarg,
q .Orce
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The State Fair.

Among the entries of horses and colts, a;
the State Fair, now in progress at Lewiston,
are the following from this vicinity.
J. Q. Wing & Son, Winthrop, stallion
Young Winthrop Morrlll; stallion Jack Nor
rill. Edward Morrill,, Readf-ld, mare Nellie
Morrill,. W. Packard, Winthrop, stallion.
lIallctt < Folsom, West Waterville, stallion.
J. Metcalt. Jr., West Waterville stallion. ID.
Sawtelle. West Wateryile, stallion II. c.
James, West Waterviile, mare Wild Rose.
John D'Arthenay, Augusta, stallion Young
Fearuaught, Lady Lang and foal, Daisy and
foal, Juno and ioal, and Starlight and foal
Charles b. Dore, Augusta, Nellie Grant and
foal, T.. X. Edwards, West Gard ner, stall
lion Cobbossee Knox. j. \. Ciley, Fairfield,
Lady Gilbreh and bay mare. J. V. Packard,
Winthrop, two-year-od colt. James Pur-
rngton, Bowdoinham, stallion Fire Fly. W.
S. Tilton, Togus, bay mare and colt, thor
oughhred stallion Sultan, thoroughbred mare
Nistula stallion Maine Slasher, yearling stall
lion Albion, Mambrino and Queen Amy. Il.
f Fairbanks, Winthrop, one-year old stall
lion breeding mare with foa, stallion, mare
colt breeding mare with foal, two -yearS-old
marc, and breeding mare with foal. A. s.
Richmond, Monmouth, stallion. Geo. Pope.
West Gardiner, stallion. NJ Keene, VIM
throp, mare. Columbus Cotle, Augusta, pair
draught horses and road horse, Lightfoot.-
II. Atherton, liallowell, mare aud toal
VIM q. Gilman, Hallowell, mare with toal ;
lioxie & Bowman, Fairfield, stallion Robert
Boomers; Caas. Hoxie, Fairfield, stallion Sam
Sharpley; II. n. Leighton, Augusta, mare
colt Houlton Maid; j. II. Hussey, Augusta,
mare Gentle Lucy; Loring Foss, Winthrop,
mare; Fred Adams, Dowdonham, stallion
Blue Dick and Whaebone; }. Is Nye, Fair
! - L. ~
field, breeding mare and colt; Albert Hodges
Benton, mare Eastern Queen; Fessender
! Cocord, Somerset Mills, stallion Saturn
Knox; f. O. Hamlin, Sidney, stallion Geo
Howe; Henry Day, Monmouth, family horse
Knox; A. W. Bracket, Pitsfeld, stallion
Knox, Jr. Geo. II. Folsom, Winthrop, Knoa
mare.
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The stomach as an Aveueer.

Fog every breach of the laws Of health that We
comm, the stomach inflicts penalty. Headache,
bHIoushess, nervous .remors, constipation, collie,
are only Il few oil the punishrAk hts which an out.
ragged stomach is capable OF imp posing upon us. To
brihg back this vengeful organ to its normal condi.
ton TO p'acatc invigorate and regulate it-taere
Is nothing IN The wide world so potent Il course
OF Hostctter's stomach Bitters. Unter the opera
ton Of this benehcent vegetable corrective and ton
i", The gsstric juice becomes pure and hcalth,ul
solvent amt ie-umes its natural fow The effect
Is le same On the hillary secretion, and in fact on
all the fluids of the BODY, and the final result is the
removal OF every painful or unpleasant symptom
occas!oned by the rchellious action of the digestive
organ. sep9. 'eod&wlw
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
daily Eeansbse gournal.
The Maine State Fair.
SECOND DAY-WEDSEsDY.

Lewiston, Sept. 23 1t has been beautiful
autumn day, and crowds have been in atten-
dance on the State Fair from all parts of the
State.
The entries were completed last night and
show larger aggregate than any previous
exhibition by the society. The exhibition of
stock and horses is unusually commended.
This afternoon occurred the grand stallion
race, between King William, Phil Sheridan
and Messenger Knox. The purse and race
was won by the latter in three straight heats.
Best time, 2.3S The . 48 race was won By
Buckfell Boy. Best time, 2.i7.
The election Of officers of the Society oe-
Cured this evening, and resulted in the choice
of Rufus Prince of Turner. President; sam
uel WATSON, Secretary; w. p. Hubbard,
Treasurer; b. I. Hamilton. W. s. Til;on and
s, II. Tewksburv, Trustees.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Sept. Is, 1874

Elour-quiet-e spring 75a5 IL.
Wheat - No. spring 102a l04-; No. 5, 9lxa
l9oA; No. 3, cash, 100h o; Sept. soy; Oct.
l 9ixa; rejected, l 96aX.
Corn. No. Q. mixed, cash, s5ka-; Oct, -ss1x;
Sep, si2 rejected, sIasl.
Oats-No.2, SKA; Oct, 4eK; Sept, 52--a;-
rejected 50I3a.
Rye-No. 2, a9l-.
Barley,No. spring l0lalOl; No. spring ess9a
Dressed Hogs-8 OOas 25-.
~ Pcrk-22% a. cash; Aug, "a 00-a24 so -; Sep,
;, LARD a IA 3d. cash; Sep, IA gas; Oct,
IA; short clear mid iSkak.
Green meats-shoulders =; short ribs -.
Hams IA lbs average al3-.
Whiskey-ll3-a.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, Sd wheat do --sk
a..
Reccipts-5 OOoidour; II 900 wheat; lilo, 900 corn;
1S,O00 oats: 5000 rye; 200 barley.
shipments - 5000 flour; 10000 wheat; 10000
corn; 5000 oats: 900 barley; 90, 600 rye.
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NO Excuse for being Sick.

No person can use Boschec'> German syrup with.
out get ing immediate relief and cure. We have the
nfst case OF coughs, Colds or Cons umi ton, or any
disease OF the Throat and Lungs, vet to hear from
that has not been cured. We have distributed
every year Tor three 80 600 sample bot
tlee by druggists in all parts of the United States
NO other Manufacturer Of Medicine ever gave thu in
preparations such a test as this Go TO your Drug
giss. II. l.. Fuller and Partridge Brothers and get
sample bottle for 10 cents and try 1.-TWO doses
viii re ievc you. G. q. GREEN, sole Manufactur.
or, No0dbnry y. j. scp22- tTT&SSWlv
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The North Carolina Jubilee Singers, that
appear at Granite Hall on Saturday evening
next, are composed of three ladies and five
gentlemen, persons of culture and refine
ment, two of whom are studying for the min
istry. Their rendering of the old plantation
melodies, the songs familiar to them in their
experience while slaves, with all ;he peculiar
emotional characteristics of the genuine At
rican, is impressive and very entertaining. =
They have been greeted with full houses
wherever they have appeared. Secure re
served seats at Eastern Express Office
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it)ssEfGN.
Englanti.

LonlQn, Sept. %. despatch from Carlist
sources denies the report tina: boa Carlos is
recognized by four branches OF the Bourbon
family as heir p7esumptiYc to the throne OF
France.
The Empress of Russia is expected to ar
rive in England Oct. Is, on visit to her
daughter, the Duchess OF Edinburgh.
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NEW BHitNSNICk.

St. John, Sept. %. The final arrangements
for the boat race between Brown and Morris,
on the 25th inst, are completed. The stakes
are deposited and DR.. Thomas Walker chos-
en- referee. The race is to come of at seven
o'clock in the morning.
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Blasting at the granite lodges near this city,
where large force Of men are employed, can
be heard at intervals through the day. It is
just the right kind Of music, similar to that of
ter's hammer.
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BANGOR.

Bangor, Sept. 20. The sale of the State
timber lands "a advertised, was completed
to-day. The larger portion was taken by
Bangor purchasers. The sales aggregated to
something over sl45,500, and ranged from
20 ID cts to Sl.15 per acre.
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IOlESIAN Ma.

New Orleans, Sept. %. i compromise has
been effected in Terrotonne Parish between
the white and colored people, and joint
parish ticket, with capital and labor equally
represented vas rOmiuatej.
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Lincoln county will hold her 10Th annual
cattle show and fair at New Castle and Dam
day, Oct. 9th, eth, and Sth. The officers Of
the society are doing their best to make the
fair an unusual success, and the promise is
that il will be So
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, Sept. %, 1874.
PORK-frm, at $25 00a26 90.
LARD-steam l31al4; kettle, 16 I.2dk.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 90 M; clear rib sides
l4kdal; clear sides l5-a1.
BACON shoulders l0'i az; clear rib sides l5s.
Q h clear sides 1915
WHISKEY-l03-a.
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Sciatica, or neuralgia in the sciatic nerve,
IS generally felt in or near the hip joint, and
may be an intense pain without much
lameness, or it may be both pain and lame
ness, and to cure, use Renne's Pain-Killing
Magic Oil on the limb and in the hollow of
the foot freely. Its use cures as surely as it
is used thoroughly. sept23- +&wlw
The Bar-room Remedy for all ailment is
Rum Bitters, surcharged with Fusel Oil, a
deadly element, rendered more active by pun
gent astringents with which it is combined
If your stomach is weak and liver or bow els
disordered. strengthen and regulate them
with Vinegar Bitters, purely Vegetable AL
terative and Aperient, free from alcohol and
capable of intusing new vitality into your
exhausted system. septl7 t&w4w
REMovAL.-F. c. Foote has removed her
stock Of hair goods to l40 Water ST., over
PIerce's Book Store, where she will be pleas
ed to exhibit to old and new customers her
large assortment of switches, braids, natural
cnrls, &c. Work Of all kinds done to order
e
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RIDDEFORD.

Biddeford, SEPT. %. The weave rooms on
Pepperell and all the rooms on Laconia cor.
porations now cease work at D. m Lowness
of the Saco river it the alleged reason.
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Mr.. Rollins, the proprietor of the Evans
House in Gardiner, is in quest of faithful
and experienced lady TO take charge of that
part of the management of his house that
of a LADY,
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WAR DEPARrMr,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
O.F.ca oF TIE CuIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, ID. c., Sept. u.
For New England and the Middle States.
stationary barometer, and temperature
light; various s. and W. winds, and partly
cloudy weather.
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The locomotive of the accommodation train
ran off the track at the depot in this city, yes
terday morning about nine o'clock, while
backing up preparatory to starting for Gardi-
ner. No damage done. There was a delay
of only about fifteen minutes.
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Labor for Sale p,

VENHE undersigned are prepared to negotiate for
4 the sale OF the labor of the prisoners in the
kcnnebec Jail, for n term OF one or more years as
may be desired. Three large, convenient, well
lighted rooms, entirely separated from the JAM have
been lifted up and will be shown by Mr.. Sewall, the
superintendent OF county buildings.
The County Commissioners will be in session at
their Office in the Court House, Tuesday the 20h
day of October at hich time they will be glad to
confer with parties desiring to contract as above.
Proposals will be received at any time previous TO
that day. - ....
ASBURY y Yo ,wTS Co. Commissioners
0kRiGK H a T,1ISc ronno,aof 70 Ma
Augusta, Me-, Sept. lG, 1874. sepl7.tSw3w
Weekly Wing & Courier, Weekly Lewiston Jour
nal, Weekly Portland Press will each insert tnree
times.