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The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-02-17

During the egg season we recommend our Ship
pers to subscribe for the Daily sentinel, it is
n live paper, and corrects our daily market re-
ports, so they can be relied upon as correct
prices paid by shippers here.
TALLow-Qnoted at &c.
FEATHERsINew live geese at soc; old and
mixed at 40c.
HOMINY-Is quoted at 81 5Oes4 75 per barrel
HOPS-At 4De &c per pound.
HONEY-Is bought at l21z@3;c per pound.
RAGs-Dull at l1sc per pound.
ONIoNs-None In market at s797 30 per barrel.
VEGETABLEs-Potatoes, goal % per bushel
sweet potatoes, SO 50@4 80 per barrel; cabbage
DRUGS. : Nothing new has developed in
this market during the week, and trade
continues dull; Assafcetida is quoted
pound, 4;zg51zc; camphor, per pound,
25@3Sc; cochineal, per pound, 90a95c; clio o.
form, per, Iound. 81 % al 5; copperss. barrels
per pound, 2@3"; cream tartar pure, 45a47c; in
digo, per pound, 81 L al 30; licoric, Calab. per
pound, genuine, 4595Oc; magnesia, carb, OF,
per pound, 594Oc; morphine p. w. ounce,
tor, No. l. per gallon, 81 Is az 3 oil, bergamont t.
soap, CASTLE, fr .@ISc soda, bicarb, Kegs, per
pound, IgSe salts, EPSON, per pound. 4@5c;
smut ,II Garret's Gar pack per groSs s5 snuff, Gar
per pound, 5g5c; sa atpetre, per pound l0@25c;
turpentine, 5O96Oc.
@ DRY GOODS. .lFet
Special orders to fill stocks make fair trade,
with prices steady.
Some few advances have taken place on
be1 cned nIusiins and prints. .,i sa,l-a
Brown DRILLlH G--fepperell, lSc: Patapsco,
l2c; stark A, IL c. Lyman Ill, lltac ~ Ie-
TICKlNG-omega A, 24c; ;dito o b, 20c: Methuens,
221zc; York, 80 inches 2oc, York, 32 inches, 2lc
Conestoga, extra, 2Sc; 4 ditto, 2Oc Gold Med
al, "a ex ra, 9c: Albany, SIC: Lewiston. 30inch-
es &c; ditto ~ inches 2Sc: ditto So Inc hes, DC
STRIPEs-Amefican, d 1zGizsz &c; Falls standard,
l3@ &c; York, 25c; Whittendens regular fancy,
l3@l6c.
CoTroN YARNs-No. 400, ls1Sc; No, 500, le1Sc
No $40, l412c: Coyerlet Yarn 35c; Carpet ditto,
Sc; Pound Yarn, soc; Cotton batting, l492fc.
SACKS-American A. 29c: Amoskcao soc
Stark A, Sc; Great Falls, 35c- . 49,
PRINTS-Standard, l0Sllc: Shirtings, 9al0c
Paper cambrics, S14c; high colors. y1zeglOc
BLEACHED MUSDINS-New York Mil s. l9c: Ak
ills, l4c; ditto Is, 13c; Riveruale l51zc; Roc4-
dyie - Il Lous4is~, Is52c; Fruit of Loom. I5c;
Rosedale, iiei Chapman, X. l01zc; Portsmouth
y, leci Vspghn =, Yc; sIatersyile, e, &c; y "A,
Blackstone. isc; Hope, I3c: jabez Knight, I21Sc
I. BROWN MusLINs Atlantic A l2c; Laurel ID,
Ike ditto II, I0c STARK, II 70; Cabott A, ll1zc:
ditto W, tzc; Nashua o, ll1c: T.. 40 inch, l215c
ditto X. I've; Empfre, Sc; ,Kennebec. &c: New
Market A, Ike; Pacific Ex, lie; Appleton a,
l2c; Mount Vernon, lOc; Portsmouth p, 51zc;
FI.ANNELs- -Cantons-HamiltonX Xxx ,2lc; Ham,
ilton stout, l5c; Hamilton Xr, I3c; fremont y.
&c ditto Il, l3c; Ditto III, Il1zc: Massachusetts, II
lOkc. Plaids, Brady, 47c; Rob Roy, 3994ic.
Sterling 34-inch, sl1zc; all wool plaid, S9c.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
NUrs-Qnoted: Almonds, soft shell, 2s@25o
tlDerls, lyc; walnuts, French, Ire; Naples, &c
razil nuts, l5c, peanuts, raw, s@l2c; roasted.
llAsl2h. ~ u
GRoCERIE :.
The trade is somewhat better, and has gradu-
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'VHE CENrAUR LINIMENTs

1xrANTT AGENTS-To canvass Indiana, ulinsls
w and Iowa. collecting for. and selling DR. Buell's
medicines Agents must furnish horse and buggy
For full particulars, address, with sits enclo ed,
O. II. BUELL., Indianapolis, lid.
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Carriage Department.
683-H5 W. Eight ST, Cincinnati, o.
TO THE LADIES.

A 81 page book. containing answers to ques-
tions of great importance, sent free for two
stamps. Address Mrs. H. Metzger, Hanover, Pa
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

The building season is not begun, and for that
reason the market is unsettled, goods are
being handled.
Cement is quoted at s2.25 per barrel Plaster
Paris-Michigan, $3.50 per barrel Newark. 81 per
barrel. Eme-Huntingteu Bic; Flat Rock S2e
per Dushel. White sard, 81 per barrel. Fire
Bnilding brick- ss 5aaS ACCORDING i % po onaIitY
Lath, pine, at S325. Hair 4gc per bushel Nails,
les ana Gus S4.60; IS and 9s sI75 6s and IS, So; As
$5.25.
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BREADSTUFFS.

JlnueS GOOu. Bran ana SnOftS are quoted at Slld
Is, fine feed at Sl5gl6, and middiing at SlS@20.
WHEAT-Stocks heavy in the country and no
movement. Red is quoted, in elevator, at 81 256
81 30; offered amherst 4OGl 45and white, none in
market.
CoRN-A little irner than last week; clear
yellow shelled is quoted at 5595S; white, 5sc;
high mixed 55c; ear 53@5Nc.
OATs-There is a large demand for this grain,
with but few off red at 45Q5Sc. for white per
bushel delivered in elevator.
RYE-But little on the market. Quotations
held firm at 75c for choice grades.
BARLEY-Q quotations are heldat sI.40
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BREED & co.
Heating Department.

Heating Department..
Contractors in heating hui dings OF every des-
criptOn, pnblic and private, by Steam, Hot
Water, or III t-air Furnaces; and manufacturers
of AbOott's Patent Safety Boilers, Patent Room
III aters, Nentilating Columns and Registers.
First Premiums at Second. Third, and Fourth
Cincinnati industrial e positions for Best Hot
air Furnaces, and at Fourth, 1873, for Best steam
Heating Apparatus, and for Best Safety Boiler.
Carriage Department..
Manufacturers OF Fine Coaches, LandsUs, Ian
daulets, and Clsrences, of latest snd most ap-
proved styles and qualities. Also, Hearses in
eater variety, and with greater faci iies, tran
are found elsewhere in America. Highest Pre-
miums al Third and Fourth Cincinnati Indus
trial EXposltions
693-7l5 W. Eight ST, Cincinnati, 0.
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NANTED-FemAes with chronic diseases 10 CON-
wv suit Oh FARR, East Washington street.
hours-ght A. to nine =. ~ Send stamp circular,
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TR RADE PALACE.

WV - IL ALAOh-
We have received another case Of those very
nre
8 A TT Il Il N 8,
arc offer the.n at the low price of fifty cents per
yard.
We offer eI trl. bargains in lot OF
Bleached and Brown Muslins in all widths /;
ALSO
Turkey Red Damasks, Table Linens, Napkins,
Towels, TOweling and Crashes.
ALSO
JacO sts, Swisses. 0rgsndies, Bishop and
Vic;or a Lawns, Brillians, EaiusoOks, TarIetOss
Besosgreaos, &c, &C.
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MUSIC.

La Creme de la Creme No. 1. Price, .5Octs
Contains Alpine Horn, by Schlrner;
Prussian Eagle March, by Voss; Sleep
my Child, by Egghard; Cujus Amman,
by Herr and La Harp, by Jungman.
piano pieces, neatly bound, for only.-..5Octs
La Creme de la Creme-No.2. 2. Contains
The Either Player, by Lange; La Cap
Tera, by Forbes; Slumber Song, by Hell
Ter: Serenade, by List; In the Moon
light, by Reyn aids, and the Flash Galop,
by Mora. Six pieces for. Scots
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WINDOW GLASS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

The following is from the weekly price cir
cular of ]. r. Budd Co., for Monday Feb. lj 1874:
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TT Il i Il Or R ~ = H Y.
t sae 'nif ~ .o
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Old Bachelors Prevot. s5cts
Polka ...---.. k1nkel.
Twilight" Thought aleveTie- Walker. 30 %
Those Eyes Sohg...-- NJ nket. - "
..- ----.. a.
Where has Ida gone? Song and Cho-..-..Hays. IS ..
Darling shall ever love thee. Song = Cho IanksO
love you, MY Love. Song and ChO....Hays. IS 80
Softly now the light of day. Oliver. 35 %
1Ss.aas Pst RedS%a Sss; POST PAID. :Sa'k 1~sy .
DauCt ....-..
Don't believe them, Darl'g. Song ehoWellman % :.
Good sweet Ham Comic cSong--..--.-.teygart- 80 :
Call me your Darling again Song q Cho p .
Go and learn Trade. Song d Cho....-.... Hays. %
Kate's sleeping meath the Iindens Song HoaC 81
In our Boat. M0rct au de Salon Wilson. 3
Little Sunshine, Song 4 Che. 0 Ilanks. 3gi
Take this Letter TO Mother q cbo HAYS. 3D
Happy Thoughts. SchOttisch. 80
North Is Dreaming of you Pratt 81
Jenny, the Flower of kildare Sing chO Stewart %
Get Up aud shut the door. Comic :, & G. Hays 35s
Fairy Weddine. Nj re Mack. 2c5f
Happy thoughts Pok a.. ........--.---....-. . >
Toast Brncis for 1onnei. 80 =
Pearl OF America Kinkel. 80
Address,NJ, L. PETERS. 599 Broadwav NY
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FINE ART DEPARTMESr.


a Sec. 55.-Paintings in oil; water colors;
mechanical, architectural, cray0n, and pencil
drawing, engraving on steel, precious metals
and woods; wood carving; general TYPOGRAPHY.
sweepstakes. I, .h -or- ful11l
Best original imported painting In OIL one
gold medal; second best, one silver medal. t
Best original American painting in OIL one
gold medal second best, one silver medal.
Best original painting i'm water coiors, one sii.
yer medal; second best, one diploma. d Wa
a Best architectural or mechanical drawing. one
silver nj edaI; second best, one diploma.
second best, one diploma.
IT pencil drawing, one silver medal; second
best, one diploma. 80 Il1iU
Best COLE ,Ion steel engravings, silver medal;
best wood engrayings, silver medal; best l1.ho-
graphy, silver medals best carving on wood, sill
YER medal; best engraving on precious metal
silver medal
sec 56-Professional list.-Best original land
Gcape painting in oil, one gold medal; second
bssf, one silver medal $40. f.fr 4
Best original II cure paintinz in oil, one gold
medal; s ~Ond best, one silver medal.
Best two original portraits from lie in oil, one
gold medal; second best, one-silver medal
Best original animal painting in oil, one silver
medal; second best, one diploma.
Best orig nal fruit painting in oil, one silver
medal; second best, one diploma. r.f
Best original flower painting in oil, one silver
medal; second best, one diploma.
Best original painting in water colors, one sill
er media |: second best, one diploma.
Best painting In pastelle, one diploma
Best specimen original soul pture, one silver
medal second best, one diploma.
Best clay or plaster bust of a citizen OF Indi-
ana, modelled by an Indiana artist, silver
medal; best clay or plaster bust, silver medal;
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wehave received another case of those very
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La Creme de Ia Creme.-No. 3. Contains
mes,e 1he fol- NEW MUSIClowing

Quattor from Puritani; Spinnins-wheel
Polka, by SchmOll; Spring Song, by
Mendelssohn; Rosenlied, Oesten, and
Pearly Cascade. pieces
Peter = Musical Monthly, No. 76, con-
tains two songs by Hays, one by Danks,
one by Stewart, Sacred Quartete by
Thomas, a Waltz, March, and Mother
Goose's Quadriles. In all, $3.50 worth
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

TWO LADIES. TO SOLICIT SUBSCRIBERS Fob. a
i Masonic work; good wages; must be relative OF
member OF the craft Apply after II O'Clock
LECHLER, go Broadway
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DOY WANTED-IN HARDWARE STORE, TO
- learn the business; must be good writer quick at
figures and well recommended. small salary first year.
Address, with reference, age, &c, to HARDWARE,
Herald Office
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XVANrED-A PROTESTANT COOK, WASHER AND
SD St, before ~. NJ
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yNANTED-SEVENTY FIRST lass DRESSMAKERS
w None but those accustomed to thu finest work need
apply At workroom entrance, on llth ~
JAMES M'CREARY 4 CO.
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w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIE HEMMERs; WORK
w given out Apply to MILLS GLIB, 4O8 ana 4l0
Broadway.
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TWO CHAMBERMAIDs, TWO DINING ROOM GIRLS
and one aundress wanted at the newly opened Park
House, Newark, n. j. Apply on the premises immedi-
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VNANTED-A FIRST CLASS MILLINERsAND TRIM
ZAAR 343 9TH
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YTANTED-A FEW LADIES TO LEARN TILE
w graphy for half price at re sdence of young
at leisure in the forenoon; also that fully
tent may practice without charge. This chance.
Address TELEGRAPH OPERATOR box 154 Herald Up
town Branch office.
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A GENTS wANTED-FoR AN ARTICLE WHICH
n sells readily.
Ii. j. BkowER co. sos Broadway, room Z.
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VVANTED-INT SALESLADIES FOR OUT
w side work; something new So to s. per day easily
made; opportunity Call at No. 20f East 10th
in the store.
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TRAVELLING statesmen WANTED-TO SELL THE
most desirable goods in the market in the lamp line
will pay liberal commissions all rates. weekly ap-
pcants must be able to pay their own expenses the first
week. Apply TO the AMERICAN SAFETY LAMP COM
PANY 240 Pearl street
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XAJANTED-A FIRST CLASS MILLINER TO GO TO
w Indiana "a town of 1900 inhabitans) large sal.
airy viii be paid good references wanted Inquire at
Monday,
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VNANrED-A FIRST CLASS CUTTER AND Filter
w cloak and dress maker. for leading dry goods
house in large Western city; liberal salary TO Al
travelling expenses paid If required. Address B. A. s.
Herald office.
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TRIMMER WANIED-oNE CAPABLE OF TAKING
i entire charge OF workroom. Apply after Il d. l. A'
broadway. stairs
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WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO RE-
w spectacle girls; ain cook. washer and
ironer the other chambermad and to assist with the
washing; city reference Call at l07 East Goth st.
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A LADY, EDUCATED IN EUROPE, WISHES AN
"A engagement by the LIST OF september, as teacher i'll
private family or companion to an elderly lady
ences exchanged. Apply to address MUSICIAN care
OF Jordens 4 Martens, ], l64 Broadway.
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WANTED-TwO GOOD MEN TO CANVASS IN THIS
w city; smart pushing men, who know how to sell,
will be we'll paid Apply, after O'Clock Monday, IT rs
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MANTED--BY A LADY TEACHER or LONG EX-
w perience, position governess in private fam
lily. Acquirements-French, English and music. Adj
dress B. q. Herald office.
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WANTED-ExPER!ENCE sALEsLADIEs IN THE
w flower and feather department. None but eXpe-
renced hands need apply at the Union Bazaar, 343
9TH
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VI1ANTED-CANvASSER FOR TEAS COFFEES,
w &c: to those having routes either in New YORK or
Brook lyn liberal arrangement will be made with. ADJ
dress LEViNEss WEBER, l64 Fulton St, Brooklyn.
WANTED-AN HONEST AND ACTIVE Roy, II TO
~ Yeas o. age pne Wn9 Is not AFRAID 3I WORK can
salary eXnected.
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OFFICE BOY ABOUT IA YEARS OLD, MUST
~ be bright honest and well recommended.
Address LAWYER, box 25yl Post office.
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CITUATI0N WANTED-wANrED. A POSITION OF
- trust in a mercantile house general business
perience; security given. Address ). J. B., Herald
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A GENTS-D0Nr FORGET TO GALL AND SEE
~ unveral Clothes Dampcner, new patent; best
paying article; offered to sell county and State
fairs only; 70 cents X. ONDkRDONK CO,
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XNANTED-GOOD CoPYIST; PAY, 81 PER WEEK.
w Address, by letter only, N. CLUNE, 226 Thompson
str
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VNANTED-A RESPECTABSE OLD LADY TO TAKE
w OF two children a suitable person will find a
good home. Call, on sunday and Monday, at 23S Eos,
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FEW GOOD BOOK AGENTS.-MEN OF GOOD
n address will find this lucrative business; salary
guaranteed. Apply to ID. oCALLAGHAN, 352 West 39th
10 to z and after q L. N.
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T'HE sECoR SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, 800
i Broadway, are prepared to offer temDtlng induce
ments to respectable OF push those not ac-
quatnted with the business may apply and II suitable
otherwise will be posted and assisted Apply between
and 10 A. NJ
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poRTER wANTED-AN ACTIVE, RELIABLE MAN.
l. in a down town stationery store Address, stating
SALARY and referenees, Post Office box 2,Ea
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VJTANTBD-A LADY OF REFINEMENT AND EDU-
w to solicit and collect tor charitable pur-
poses undoubted required Address p T. L.
Herald Uptown Branch office,
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VVANTED-SEvERAL FIRST CLASS DREsSMAKERs;
w only good hands need apply.
Nine M0RIL Ill West 18th ST.
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XNANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK AND LAUN
w dress Apply at lis East seth st. between 10 A.
and u NJ.
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DREsSMAKER OF SUPERIOR TASTE AND
~ experience. to obtain custom will, during Septem
ber dresses at extremely figure; style and
at guaranteed. Address PRONPi, Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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AN AMERICAN LADY, MIDDLE AGED, THOR.
"A onghly acquainted WITH domestic duties desires the
position oil also good teacher OF Eng
tsh and French. Address MrX sTRANG. Herald Brook.
lvD Branch nflica.
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RIO DRY GOODS JOBBERs-A MIDDLE AGED MAN
i OF experience and energy is open for an engage
mcnt with Al house Of literal character to sell dry
goods by sample commission In the Northwestern
States good lines of cloths and cassimeres hosiery
goods preferred. Address NORTHWEST. Herald office
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FEW CANvAsSERS AND AGENTS CAN MAKE
N liberal terms by applying al once, article that
everybody will buy.
5. E. Il VANDYCK, 81 Union SQUARE, room 3
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A DRESSMAKER, WHO Is A FIRST CLASS CUTTER
IA and filter, and who fully competent to manage
business is open to an engagement Address DE.
ElGNER box ia Herald Office.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-10
One More Governor Nominated.

E0h1T Rutland HeratC:
take tho liberty of addressing you on politi-
cal matters because | honestly think have tie
solution Of tho rondiug difficulty for governor in
my mind
ii conceive the situation properly, the want
Of the times is man who shall be outside of any
and all rings; a man Of education; man square.
y inside the Republican party q farmer and yet
not "A Granger. though. by all means, man wh In
the Gangcrs will be willing to support; a man
Of Independent fortune, that it may not be
said TINS be usht the onice for its small pecu-
mary omolumeuts; man successful in his wn
branch Of business, whatever that III az be. In
short man who commands tho respect Of bis
fullOw-men less from their following cut Of his
own suggestions than from tho unauimt Us wish
Of his friends and acluain lance. such man a.
| have named ought t. be relief from the I'M
pleasant stQu; nce of Grange and auti -GarAr:
monopoly aid antrim nop,ly, which We ",
heard 50 much about lately
To I'LL the bi | have named las before IT,,
people in & manner likely t. reach the x lritc.i
number tho na'ne II Fancis y Douglas. ct
Whiting, as COMBINING in AN eminent degree th,
good qualities which need, together with III,
proper age, the eminent honesty and the persOnal
illness AID frecness fiOm links chains, and ring
which SO worry our citizens and atiict in OUT
select
Mr. Douglas is about &c years Of age, self
made man, of considerable fortune, the owner Of
ono Of the very best farms in the state model
dairyman, man of great good sense Of Consider
able scientific culture, nearly honest we
shall find man before the millennium. and ahov,
all, in the present excitement, not anger, aid
yet having close Affiliate ms with the farmer
-uch man, it seems To mo- every farmer in
the tate can afford to support heartily.
He has been we'll known in his uwn county and
has held Office at the hands of his tuwnsmcn. lie
is just the m IN ms il seems t. ne To combine all
the elements Of tho strength Of Messrs Park.
iiariow. Sprague, Walton Dorr, vea1ey. tran
dey, Stewart, Woodbridge, Taft, Henry. Joyce,
Mason, Davenport, Jones and all the rest who
have been named
BE kind enough to lay this name before the
public and see if it fulls as dead as did some oi
those on the list given above.
You are not at liberty to print my name, but
you may say that this suggestion came from
q. A. 4. L.
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Iustriousy adorned. He was ritred in
the case on trial. against the Hon. George
w woodward. likewise an cx.Chief
Judge OF tbc Supreme Court His learned
opponent sprsug to his assistance. a
ply stefan was Immediately summou d.
hut before he arrived. the ,min"nt jurisi
had expired. He wss buried from hi
residences III West Spruce st. Nearly the
entire legal fraternity. aud judge, Of the
various courts attending the obsequies. A
touching aud eloquent address was deliv-
cred by the venerable Rev. Doct. Cham
hers
A sad accident occurred few days
since, at the burning Of the Olympic
Theatcr Two fiIemen were killed, aud
number seriously injured by the falling
OF lofty wall. 1t was one Of the largest
theaters in the city. aud had lately been
rcmodlod at "a great expense.
Mr.. E1itor, [ uotice by The REGISTER.
you have had sonc rather crisp weather
N Middleb1ry and thereabouts. In Phil.
adelphis, the lowest point yet indicated
by the thermometer, ruled at eleven dc.
grees abore zero. p. w. G.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-10
Mliaoltburg9tgister.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1874.

skyThe FIRST Collection District Of
Vermont, us organized about the close
of the wal, has ceased to be. On Monday
Of last week, February I'd, Hon. Rollin
J. Jones, formally turned over the
books and accounts of his office as Col
lector of this District to Hon. John L.
Mason, of Richmond, the Collector of
the new Collection District embracing
about half of the state, SO perfect was
the condition of the books that 1t took
the officers but an hour or two Of inves-
tigation, TO come to the conclusion that
they were all right.
1t Is refreshing, when defalcations
seem to be the rule among men who
handle the monies of the nation, not
excepting men in our own Green
Mountain State, to see so clean record
ms Mr.. Jones presented to the official
receivers in the transfer to them of the
books and accounts of his office. And
we'll may our Government recognize in
him capable and honest official.