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FINE WHEAT-Mr. John r. Spiccr, of
Bel Air, has shown us sample of "Grecian
White" wheat from Montana Territory which
is, without exception, the plumpest and
whtest grain we have ever seen. The seed,
it is said, was originally produced in Greece,
where its marvellous yield attracted the at
tention of Spanish traders, who introduced
it into Spain A few years ago, moderate
supply was taken from Spain to Montana,
where its success was so great that as much
as sac in gold was paid for one bushel of
seed Mr.. Spicer is agent for it, and will fill
orders at 1913 per bushel 81 per half bushel,
Or $3.50 per peck. 1t is said to yield in some
localities sixty bushels to the acre.
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A Card.

Mr.. EDITOR: Thanking my friends for
their promised support, hereby withdraw
my name from the present canvass rs n can.
didutc for States Attorney.
GEO. w. RICHARDSON.
Aug, 12th, 1875.
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4 Card.

With many thanks to the kind friends who
have promised me their support, beg leave
to say that l am no longer candidate for
States Attorney.
VIM. l.. COOLEY.
Aur 10Th 1914
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4 Card.

MIR. EDITOR: Please announce my with.
drawal us candidate for Sheriff, with my
sincere thanks to my many friends and sup
porters S. II. GILBERT
Aug 18th, 1875.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for 8 cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-scven words
to count line. No advertisement inser.
ted as above unless prepaid,
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Give Minutes for Refreshments. y Every
body who has Travelled by railroad has heard the
above announcement, and has probably suffer
ed from eating too hustily, thereby sowing the
seed of Dyspepsia. It is . comfort TO know that
he Peruvian Syrup will cure the worst cases of
Dyspepsia, as thousands have testified
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you are troubled with Dyspepsia, pain in
the region of the Heart, Liver or Kidneys or any
other painful symptoms, do not walt to confirm
the disease, but break it up Mt once by using Dr.
Bulls Vegetable Pills. You will thank us for
advice
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A Gard.
To the Voters Of Hartford.

The report so commonly reported that have
withdrawn from the contest for the Sheriffalty
Is incorrect. j. s. LYLE.
August 10, 1875.
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Jarrettsville

On HONDAY Y, TUESDA \ and 1VEDNE.S-
Dl Y, the 9th, 9TH and Sth days of Scptcm-
Der, 1915, from o'clock, A, NJ, to p. NJ.
The Officer of Registration for the Fifth
Election District will sit at
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THE STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION meets
in Cumberland, ON the 25th and goth inst
The Eastern Shore, Maryland and Chester
River Steamboat Companies will return men,
bers free, who pay full fare to Baltimore. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will also return
members free, who pay full fare to Cumber-
land. Hotels in Cumberland have reduced
their rates to one and two dollars n day
Hon. VIM. Walsh and Hon. Hy. w. Hoffman
are expected to address the Association. Lee
lures will be delivered by prominent Educa-
tors of Maryland and other States. There
will be an Excursion to the Coal Mines at
Homecoming and to other places of interest in
the neighborhood. There is every Indication
of large and interesting meeting.
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DUBLIN

On HONDA Y, TUESDA Y and WEDNE.S.
DAY, the 9th, 18th and Sth days of Scptcm-
Der 1870, from 8 o'clock, A, NJ. to 6 p. NJ
The Officer of Registration for the Sixth
Election District will sit at
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ToURaAMENP.-A tournament was held
on the farm Of Joseph Lamb, near Jarretts-
vile, on Friday, August 9th. The day was
bright and beautiful, but the attendance was
not large, whether because these affairs no
longer possess the charm of novelty, or this
particular tournament was not generally
known, we cannot soy.
The officers of the Tournament were as
follows:
Marshal of the Day-W. o. B. Wright.
Marshal of the Tournamcnt-James A.
Amos Assistant. Wilson Galbrcath.-
Heralds-Willic Hawkins, Charles Lamb and
Harry Nelson. Judges-Wiliam G. Carroll,
John G. Hanna and Shadrach STREET..
The Grafton and coronation address were
delivered by the Hon. s. Archer.
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Music Received. la Brave Boys Plea"
ong and chorus, "De Old Churcbyard in de
Lane" or Darling Minnie Gray" song and
chorus. F. w. Helmick &c Co., publishers,
278 West 9th street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ID | e ID.

W1LLIS.-Died on the 9th inst, AGNES
J., infant daughter of Elwood and Maggie
L. Willis, aged nine months and nine DAYS,
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REGISTRATION.
To The Voters of Hartford County.

HNlIE undersigned Officers of Registration
L for Hartford county, in compliance with
the requirements of the Act of 1874, chapter
400, which makes il the duty of Officers of
Registration to sit ut some place convenient
to the voters of their respective districts, for
three successive days, commencing on the
first Monday of September, in each year, for
the purpose of discharging their duties hereby
give notice that they will attend MS follows
The Officer of Registration for the First
Election District will sit at
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGs.-~VlG epnvocation
at Spcsutic Church. on Sunday Monday ana
Tuesday, was well attended Among the
ministers in attendance were the Dean, Rev.
DR.. RICH, Of Raisterstown; Rev. Mr.. Skin
ner, of Klkton, Reys. Messr, Leakin, Meade,
and Harrison, of Baltimore city the RECTOR
Rev. Mr.. Christian, and Revs. Messrs. Brand
Colburn, Martin and Gallaudet, OF this ooun
ty. The exercises were of a very interesting
character.
There opening of Friendship NJ. E. Church
took place Gu Sunday, and attracted the larg-
est congregation that eves assembled in that
church. The Rev. Mr.. Chapman preached
both in the morning and afternoon, his re-
marks being remarkably forcible and clio.
quept.
The annual pratraeted grove meeting COM
menccd at the Mountain Christian Church, on
Sunday. A large crowd was present, and a
great degree of interest manifested lip the ex-
ereises, DR., ]. B. Crane, the pastor, preach
cd interesting and instructiye discourscs on
Sunday, The meeting is still in progress.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter ofWills ofHarford county, Md, Letters
Testamcntary on the personal estate of
A. Il. ROSS,
late of Hartford county, decd. All pcrsons
having claims against said deceased are here.
by notified to exhibit the same, with the le-
gal vouchers thereof, on or before the
10TH day of august, 1876,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th
day of August, 1875.
SARAH ROSS,
au13-Gt EXecutrix.
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The riding was generally fair, and some of
it particularly good. Three rings were sus-
pended from as many arches, and each
knight was allowed three tits at the rings
The result was as follows:
Daniel Wright, Knight of My Lady's
Cause, 8 rings; Richard Wright, Knight of
La Vista, s; G. l.. Wright, Knight of Mar
mion, 8; A. j. Durham, Knight of Living
Shade, A; James Gilbert, Knight of Eureka
A; Ransom Carroll, Knight of Hartford Coun.
ty, 5; r. N. Wiley, Knight of La Rose, 3 !;
w. H. Wilson, Knight of Newland 2; G.
w. Ramsey, Knight of Towsontown, 3: James
A. Kelly, Knight of Fallston, A; II. B. Stiff
Ter, Knight of Wilton Wood, 8.
The Knights of My Lady's Cause, La Wis.,
tn, Marmion and Hartford county having
taken the greatest numbers of rings, the hon
ors of The day rested with them. The three
first named having each taken an equal num-
Der of rings, then competed for the honor of
browning the Queen. The result was that
on the third ride, the Knight of La Vista
took but two rings, while his competitors
each took three. A third trial was necessa-
ny to decide the honor, which after two rides
rested upon the Knight of Marmion, G. L.
Wright, who crowned Miss Laura McComas
of Baltimore county, Queen; the Knight of
My Lady's Cause, Daniel Wright, crowned as
first Maid of Honor, Miss Belle McComas !;
the Knight of La Vista, Richard Wright,
crowned as second Maid of Honor, Miss Lot
tic Stansbury, daughter of James Stansbury,
ESQ., of Hartford county; Ransom CARROLL
Knight of Hartford County, crowned as third
Maid of Honor, Miss Elizabeth Hughes,
daughter of VIM. N. Hughes, Esq, of ITar-
ford county.
In the evening the Queen, her attendant
Maids, the Knights and invited guests as
scmbcd at Mcchanicsvllc, where platform
had been erected and dance was held
Subsequently storm arose, and the party
adjourned to the residence of Mr.. Israel A..
Scarf, where the festivities were kept up
until quite n late hour. Altogether it is de-
scribcd rs having been right pleasant af
fair.
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sB'Wanted, pair Of good sized we'll broken
Mules, sound and gentle. Enquire at this of.
flee Immediately. au13.lt
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MIR. EDITOR: Please announce A. II. GREEN
FIELD, of the 81 district, as u candidate for
Judge of the Orphans Court, subject to the de-
clsion OF the Democratic party at the ensuing
elections. au13
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match game OF base hall vas played on Fri.
day, August 9th, 1875, on the Churchyile
grounds, between the OlympiGs, ofDarliugton,
and the Chnrchvilians of Churchvlllc, which
resulted i'm the following score:
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szy-For Salc.--A Mare and Colt. The mare
is nine years old sound and gentle; will work
any where. Colt two months old. Also one
good Work or Driving Horse; one Express Wa
gon for one or two horses. VIII be sold on
easy terms. Apply James W. Paca, near Bel
All Eub
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tY-The Cheapest Place to buy Mating, Car
pets, Oil Cloths, &C., is at II. Imwold Il Co.
402 w. Baltimore Street. Baltimore street cars
pass the door, au6
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OIYMPI

Total. 81 Total..........3 81
12 4 5 6 s
o,n,ro.v G. $ 3 Ii 3 4 4 514 As
summary o. 0 0 0 0 3 3
Home Runs--Mr, H. slco OF phurchyillc, ].
Base Hts Churehyille q, 0lymplGs 0. Flies
Caught, " 3, ].
Scorers, Messrs. Milton and Hays. Time Of
Game, hours and 40 minutes. Umpire, Mr..
Rnulnss
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ICY Wantcd.-Tcn Thousand Bushels Char
coal, to be delivered TO the undersigned Call
Oh or address, g. Smith Norris, Bel Air, Md.
auG ct
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DEcLTNED.-This week several candidates
for nomination by the Democratic party have
declined. Among them are Messrs. George
j. Finney, Frank b. Glenn, s. r. Gilbert and
John j. Alexander, candidates for Sheriff,
and Messrs VIM. L. Cooley and Geo. W.
Richardson, candidates for States Attorney.
FARMS SoLD.-On Tuesday J. s. Richard
son, auctioncer sold for Henry d. Farnandis,
Esq, trustee, 200 acres of land, situated in
the 1st district, ON the turnpike leading from
Baltimore to Havre de Grace, to A. Preston
Gilbert, Esq, for $2,750.
On the same day the same auctioneer
sold for the same trustee, n farm Of21G acres,
situated near Darlington, to Charles w.
Worthington, for $4,000.
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eH-For Sale.-A Germantown Carriage, seat
ing six persons; made by Watson, Philadelphia.
In good order and will be sold at n reasonable
price, Apply to J. Alex. Shriver, Olney Farm,
near wilma p o., Hartford Co., Md. au8-4t
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F=J"John Trago, Magistrate Post Office, Har-
ford Furnace. WIN attend promptly to all
Claims placed In his hands for collection. au8
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TRIALS AND TRIUMPMs."-We have re-
ceived from the author, DR.. A. Trego Shert-
ger, now of Baltimore city, but formerly of
this county, copy of his new novel, "Trials
and Triumphs." The hegQ of the book is
Joseph Sharp, lad of humble linaaso. who,
in the manner of all sclfmade men, rises
Through his unaided individual energies"
from position of poverty and obscurity to
be successful practising physician in Balli-
moro city TIE opening scenes of the book
are laid in the vicinity IF GLurchville and at
Bel Air, and many of the characters can be
recognized by their initials. In Joseph Sharp
the reader will recognize the author himself
who seems to have thus recorded the story
of dis own life. The book has been well
printed by Sherwood y Co., of Baltimore,
and is attractively bound. 0opiss will be
sent to any address for $l.50 each, by al
dressing the American News Company, Sun
Iron Building, or DR.. A. Trcg Shertzer, III
East Baltimore street, Baltimore.
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HALLS; - ROADS

On MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 9th
and 7th days of September, 1875, from 0
o'clock, A. NJ, to o'clock, p. NJ, and at
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RERUILDING OF A CHURCH.-The Vestry
of Rock Spring Church met on Monday and
determined to proceed at once with the work
of repairing the church The plans adopted
were those prepared by Mr.. Jacob L. Bull,
of this county, and will include complete
remodeling of the building. A recess chan
Gel will be added, n vestibulc, n Gothic roof,
&c. About l,4O0 have been subscribed by
members Of the congregation and others, but
the work contemplated will require the out
lay of a considerably larger sum, The church
was built nearly three quarters ofa century
ago, and in the grounds surrounding it are
laid TO rest members of nearly every old fami-
ly in the county. The vestry therefore hope
that the congregation may be aided in re-
building, in mn enduring manner, n church to
consccrate and lseGp from unha.lowed uses
the spot where reposc tho bG,.cs Of so many
whose memories are dear TO the living.
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ABINGDON

On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WE'D
NESD1Y, the 9th, 18th and Sth days of
September, 1915, from 0 o'clock, A. NJ, to 6
o'clock, p. NJ.
The Officer of Registration for the Second
Election District will sit ut
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DILL HEADS, CONCERT TICKETS
ID &C., printed at THE EGIs office.
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we VIII puDllSn business notices IN this
column, not displayed, for 8 cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-scven words
to count line. No advertisement inscr.
ted as above unless prepaid,
Wanted, pair of good sized we'll broken
Mules, sound and gentle. Enquire at this of.
flee Immediately. au13lt
10y For Salc.--A Mare and Colt. The mare
is nine years old, sound and gentle; will work
any where. Colt two months old. Also one
good Work or Driving Horse one Express Wa.
gon for one or two horses. Will be sold on
easy terms, Apply to James W. Paca, near Bel
Al" 6pR
s1y-For Salc.-One secondhand Rockaway,
nearly new, made by John Hanna e Bro, Bel
Air Apply at lianna's Shops, Bel Air.
aul3.5t
saJaStray Bill, qlogt - years old small
horns, of YellOwish Brown color. The owner
can have him by paying for this ADVERT sement
if taken away soon. Jacob Livezey & Sons,
near Churchvillc. aul3
say"For Salc.-A fine half-Alderney Cow;
will be fresh in November. Enquire of Mrs.
Maria tytlp near the Hickory. auls-st
.ay-F For kent--DeHaven's Wheelwright Shop,
Main street, Bel Air. Apply to George r. De-
Haven, Bel Air jy30
e9y"A package ofbooks or stationery was left
| at Oakland School to be called for marked Miss
Hattie Jacobs. The owner will find the same
ut this office: jy23
eSy-For Sale-A Bargain.-Two good Work
Horses, will work anywhere. Have been used
on threshing machine. B. A. Slade, Thomas
Run Hartford Co., Md. jy23.4t*
eY-Ice Cream for sale every Fifth day, Thurs.
day,) and Seventh day Saturday evenings after
five O'Clock, BY Watson ~ Moore, dealers in
General Merchandise, Fallston. Jy0-6t
e4g"Oakand Boarding School for young La.
dies and Gentlemen, will open on Tuesday Sep.
TENDER 18th, 1875 For Circulars address the
Principal, G, G. Curtss, A. NJ, Fallston, Md.
au6
Ivy Wantcd-Tcn Thousand Bushels Char
coal, TO be delivered TO the undersigned. Call
on or address, G. Smith Norris, Bel Air, Md.
au6 ct
ejE-For Sale.-A Germantown Carriage, seat
ing six persons; made by Watson, Philadelphia.
In good order and will be sold at n reasonable
price, Apply to ]. Alex. Shriver, Olney Farm,
near wilma P. o., Hartford Co., Md. au8-4t
sB-The Cheapest Place to buy Mating, Car
pets, Oil Cloths, &c., is at ii. Imwod Il Co.
402 w. Baltimore Street. Baltimore street cars
pass the door. au6
r1f5" John Trago, Magistrate, Post Office, Har-
ford Furnace. WIN attend promptly TO all
Claims placed In his hands for collection. au8
DILL HEADS, CONCERT TICKETS
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s-9y-For Salc-One secondhand Rockaway,
nearly new, made by John Hanna & Bro, Bel
Air. Apply at Hanna's Shops, Bel Air.
aul3.5t
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e3y"Oakland Boarding School for young La.
dies and Gentlemen, will open on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 18th, 1875. For Circulars address the
Principal, c, G. Curtiss, A. NJ, Fallston, Md.
au6
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s=sJaStra2 Bill, Glogt ~ years old small
horns, Of Yellowish Brown color The' owner
can have him by paying for this ADVERT sement
if taken away soon. Jacob Livezey g. Sons,
near Churchvilc aul3
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ell X, Roads

On lVEDNESDA Y, the Sth day of scptom-
Der, 1875, from o'clock, A. NJ, to p. M.
The Officer of Registration for the Third
Election District will sit at
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BEL AIR

On MONDA Y, TUESDA Yand IVEDNES-
DAl the Gth 18th and Slh days of Scptcm-
Der, 1870, from 0 o'clock, A. NJ, TO 6 o'clock,
p. NJ
The officer of Registration for the Fourth
Election District will sit ut
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say"Ice Cream for sale every Fifth day, (Thurs.
day. and Seventh day Saturday. evenings after
five O'Clock, By Watson n Moore, dealers in
General Merchandise, Fallston. jy9-6t
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FOR JUDGE OFTHE ORPHANS
COITPT

Aug. 18th, 1875.
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r Il O * IS
PURE Ground Bone Dust,
The Best is the Cheapest.
FARMERS LOOK OUT FOR tMpOSTORs.

DAltTlES have been canvassing the coun-
l. ty, soliciting sales of Bone at n low fig
ure, and representing the Bone rs their own
make and guaranteed pure. Knowing thai
they have no Bone Mill, / called nj their
place few days ago and was shown the two
samples of Bone, and was Informed by she
proprietor that one was ground in Texas and
one in Ohio; hut the Zone and Meat mix
turc they ground Nn their Phosphate Mill
Knowing these TO be facts submit them to
the public.
While we have no law to govern The man.
uthcture and sale Of fertilizers. whereby the
farmer is protected, it becomes their duty TO
protect themselves Thercupon
GET THE BEST.
GET RECKORD'S BONE.
1t is THE CHAPEST in the END.
IT IS STRICTLYPURE.
IT is A HOME INDUSTRY.
YOU CAN GET it at ANY TIME,
III WILL DRILL EASILY,
For sale in lots from 100 lbs TO 100 tons
Correspondence solicited
Henry Reckord,
FALLSTON, MD.
August 10Th, 1875. au13-1m
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On MONDAY, TUESDA Y and JPEDNE,S-
DA Y, the 9th 9TH and 9Th days of Septem-
Der, 1915, from 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, to 6 p. NJ.
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:ay-For Sale-A Bargain.-Two good Work
Horses, will work anywhere. Have been used
on threshng machine. B. A. Slade, Thomas
Run Hartford Co., Nd. jy23.4t#
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s0g"For Salc.-A fine half-Alderney Cow
will be fresh in November. Enquire of Mrs.
Maria LYtle, near the Hickory. aul3-9t
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s9y~A package ofbooks or stationery was left
at Oakland School to be called for, marked Miss
Hattie Jacobs The owner will find the same
ut this office, jy23
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-05-26
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Windsor.

Windsor.
The U. S. Courts met here last
Tuesday and adjourned after two Or
three ''sittings," until the first Tues.
day in July next. 1t is said that two
or three jury trials will then be heard.
On Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday morning last, "Flsher's"
Road Making machine was tried upon
several Of our public roads or high
ways. Our opinion is, that the MA
chine isa failure. The same amount
of team and men required to work it,
would make more substantial road in a
day, than could possibly be built with
this (so-caAed) "road-maker.'
WIN. II. Butman caught Il Pick
erel, at the mouth of mill brook, (near
the Connecticut River Railroad
Bridge, few days ago, weighing 7
lbs. It probaDly tasted eceH.
-Messrs. Farnsworth & Batchel-
der have moved their Law office from
r. Amsden's building on Depot aven-
tie TO the rooms over Stuarts Tailors
Shop, near the Savings Bank, on
State Street. The Town Clerks Of
fee may be found at the same place.
VIM. Batchelder, Esq, (of the above
tirm,) is Town Clerk.
Ralph Howard has returned here
and opened a "Tailors Shop" at his
last place Of business in this village.
opposite Of Depot avenue (up
stair's) in the same building with G.
w. Whitakers Provision Store. Give
him call.
The "boss" on the section of the
Central Vermont Railroad leading
southerly out Of Windsor, had his
gang Of hands reduced the other day
to one man, and that himself, as we
are informed. The st. Adams Raj
road authorities will soon, we guess,
be looking after this ''secton."
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South ROyaltOn.

South ROyaltOn.
The shops are mostly filed with
new goods, and spring trade opens
quite briskly
The Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION has begun series Of meet
ings in the outer districts, which are
well attended.
If any one wants to know what
has been the trouble with Ed. Park
hurst for three weeks past, they have
only to go to his house, and examine
the curiosity he is hiding there. He
weighed just II pounds, and his name
is Elmer.
-Anson Skinner has concluded to
take partner in the meat business, it
being Miss French, of Randolph, who
only stipulates for "bed and board"
for lie, with plenty of beef mutton,
ETC.. which he distributes so satisfac-
torily.