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A LucIsy Young Wilc.
@LovE AND AFFECTION" AND 100000
BEstpEa,

"IovE AND AFFECTION" AND 100000
HEsipEs.
Daniel s. YoUngs asked Jennie YouhgS,
both parties being in New York, 10 be.
come his wife when he was widOwer Of
hity.two and she twenty-threc. lie had
two children by former wife, both oil
age, and one married. lie had real es'
tate worth $4,000, which constituted
his principal property. lie cOmmunicat'
ed to his intended the fact Of his having
this property. She accepted his proPo'
sal, and the day for the marriage was Tx.
cd for the 9Th Of last August. II was
postponed Oh account Of illness, and took
place on the 3D. Of September. Just alter
the pOstpunemcnt the daughters sought
to break up the match, telling their father
that his lNlFOtlied cared nothing for him,
but took him solely for his property.
This he warmly resented, and to prove 70
them their error, lie conveyed to them all
his real estate, the only consideration
named being ''natutal love and atTccc-
ton" OF this conveyance Mrs. Youngs
was kept in ignorance until long after
marriage. Then she brought suite have
itdeclared void 30 far as the present inter!
est which, but for the deed, she wonld have
Of her inChoate right Of dover, and her
future absolute right Of dover In case she
survives her husband. Judge Van vOorst,
before whom the case was tried In Su.
prcme Court, Special Term, after m OK.
animation Of analogous cases, says dover
Is highly favored in equity. II Il not
only legal but q moral right, AZ Il il A
provision in favor Of the towress for hcr
maintenance out Of her husbands eatAtcs,
IL the "inchoato rights Of the wife are AZ
much entitled to protection a. the yeste,l
rights Of tho widow" as tho cases held,
then Mrs. Youngs had unqucslioned
claims ior relief upon principles Of reason
and justice The deed executed before
hef marriage, undet the facts and CiFcuml
stances Of this case, should have no more
effect upon hot rights and interests mar
III executed nlieFWarda
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NRw YoGE, April5.-COttOn-Quiet ind
steady at lOsGal7c. Flour-QuleG super
fine western and Stats 81 4Oa4 70; common
to good S4S5a5 10; good to choice IS l5a5 So
white wheat extra - l5a6 w; extra Ohio
IS 05a8 80; st. Louis IS OOaS 90. Rye Flour
Firm at "a OOa5 10, Corn Meal-QuiOt al
$4OOa4 65. Whoat-In moderate demand
No. spring ut 81 24ai %; No, 3 do al
81 l4al 10; No. 2 Chicago ut 81 lSai 20
No. 9 Northwestern 81 lSal 20; No. ? Nil
WaukGO 81 goal %; amber western 81 20a
lSlI<; white 3Oallc. Itye-QuiGt at COCA
81 %. lIarley-Dull and unchanged. Malt
-Qnist aud unchanged, COrn-Firm and
fair demand; mixed western ut 79a73c; yell
low SOa0Oc. Oats-Quict md firm; white
western ut 73a76U, llay-Quict ind I'M.
changed. COileo-Firm; Rio I7Ac. Sugar
Quiet and steady; fair to good refining At
7JSaSc; prime $40. MolASscs-l'lrm aud
demand slCOdy.- lIicc-,Steady. Whisky
Steady ut 81 u.
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NEw Yonk, April 6.-rherc was In
creased animation In the jobbing trade, ant
both foreign and domestic goods were dis
tribulcd TO Il fair aggregate amount Thu
package trade ruled quiet Cotton good
In steady demand At current rates. Plat
prints active In first hands, md cotton plAit
dress goods In demand. Shawls IN mOder
atG demand, but cotton makes dull. Wool
ems continue quiet. Silks more active.
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per cent on stock, S5,20OOOG ThstrRnsac.
tons to-day aggregated AbOuts47 900 Shares,
Of which $1,000 were Pacific Mail, 5000
Western Union, G,OOO Northwestern com.
mon, 5000 Rock Island, 97,OOO Erie, 5000
Lake Shore, 1000 OhioI, and $4,000 Union
Pacific.
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FOR SALE.
COMMISSION SALE,
In tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
William A. ISolt

William A. ISott
John W. Inctt, s. A. Iscti, james ~
II, GullOtt and Susan v, GullotL
ny virtue Of = decrro Of tho Municipal CouEt, o!
WlpGllng, made and entered In tho above entitled
cause on the SOth day Of April, lS14, l WillOn
WEDNESDAY, the 2ist day Of April, 1875,
Beginning at 10 o'clock a. NJ, At tho front door d
the Court HOuse Of Ohio county, proceed 70 sell At
public auction the following named real estate that
. to say: All Of Lot numbered nineiy-lpuF lot
No, ~ VI tho addition to the city Of Wheeling laid
Outby William Chapline aud John Eoh, together
with the dwelling house on aid lot and all tho APP
puTtenancCs belonging thereto,
TERMS oR SALR-One-iOurlh, or Rs much more Of
tho purchase money ~ the purchaser may elect 10
pay In cash. and the residue In three equal INSTALL
mGnla al sIT, twelve anl eighteen months tr1m the
day Of sale, the purchaser 70 give bond with good
personal tOcuTlty for the deferred payments, and
Mid bond to bear interest from The day Of sale.
Tho titla TO tho above described property IL " 10
retained until tho purchase money Is fully paid.
JAMES =. ROGERS,
Special Commissioner.
Giro. A, WICHIIAM, AuCll0neeT, mF23-Tu
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Saturday, tho 20th buy OF May

h,r ls7l nnIDlutpl TFlSl1O In tho nlltO and StIli
of 'amr. 4 Wheat ,,l,SoS,slY viii on
a, Janus y ""'"' $500 49,, vs." ,,
ShttrHIlyS tlc SnIH hhy vi Mhy,
1870,
Commencing At 10 O'clock A, w., PrOcCcl 10 sill Al
tho front door VI tho Court House Of Ohio county
West Va, at public auction, 10 tho highest and best
bidder, Tho property conveyed 10 III by tho Hi,l
scrllGd property situated In the county Of Ohio, In
tho State Of West virginia, and In aud Cnr tho city
d Wheeling, namely, tract Or parcel Of land CON
taInng By survey iTiy.tWO (i2) acres, two ~
rOOls aud ihrV0 Isl POLES, and bounded ~ follows,
vlEi
BwlnnIng nj a poInt Ia tho COnlrO Of Wheeling
Creek, in limo with tho eastern aide Of lot con-
yOVnl by John ", IiIlI and wife aud uO1rgO llnrl-
man and wIio 10 John N. thinner; thOncO 10 and
with thu Ine NJ sall Zlnmvra lot, south JOIs west
viii th0 s,iO Of Webster street @uth S4' Gus, IS
POLES 10 tho cat side Of High Stecet thence with
6O psl side Of lIRh StrOOt south 2Od west " poles
10 Ina hubbard road thence by sid rOad north IS
Gust Il poles; south coz SAst % lOes south IS \.
paIt u roles; SDnth Sll eas poles north GG' east
1917 poles south 3sI east u poles south $50 east
roles 10 The limo d tho Singleton trnCt Thence
with Snl line south i7S OaSl II roles; north S7JIs
east 81 pOl nOrth 400 west Oh poles to tho cOntro6i
WhulIna Crock, and thence down tho centre VI
aa creek Nulh TO- west 80 poles; south S9' west 81
polw, north 7o west Is pOes north CO. west Il poles
10 thS beginning on which Tract Is erected the iron
nIiianI establishment known as tho CnScnt Iron
Wntkg together with AT md singular the buildings
6TtnTps, engines, machinery, rolls, AthtS, tools
imnl0nlunlS anil U1ulpmOntS pertaining, Ur In amy
WIsC lOlon0lng 10 Tic aid Iron Works.
And AlsD III Tho Gal or other minerals and
mining privileges Of, or belonging 10 tho
NM narty Of Tho Rt mart In Or under the hill Oull
n WhrcIIng J,rr0k called ChADllnss Hill, being
tho coal ami othcr minerals and Of mining
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N,iefnlnntl.

CLEVELAND, April 5.-WhcnL Steady
aud unchanged. COrn-Firm: high mixed
T5c; low mixed 7ic. Oats-Flrm At O2aGjc
Pctrolcum--Stcaly; standard white Ike
Ohio State test i2SlU small lots ia2c higher
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PITTSBURGH, April Wheat = Very
uliiet and prices remain unchanged. Corr
lar tirin; mixed 7Ia76c; primo yellow ia
7sc; shellcd white md linked At 73a75c
petroleum-Quiet; crude 81 72IG at Par
ker'S; refined 14lSc Philadelphia delivery
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dor SALE

Ii'Vh SALLY l. ..
The City Of PAFkarlbuR of6rl for sale ERW
MACHINE SHOP, BOILER and BLACKSMITH
SHOP, with their contents ~ they stand.
The Machine shop i tWoRnd 4 half story brick,
metal roof, IS by IS loot, on heavy stone lolnda-
uOn; walls u, II and ~ inches thick. Columns Of
tho hrat story iland on independent stOnO iOunda-
tons
The Boiler and Blacksmith Shop Is ono story
brick metal r00, GU stone foundation, 10 by o ioet
The Machinery and Tools consist IN part Of one
Engine and Boiler complete; 100 ieot Shalting,
Hangers and PullGyE I'VE lAthGa, with tools CONE
plet0; ono lange FanOFi QUO Drill Press; Vices,
steam Hammer, Pipe Cutter, Boiler and Sheet lTOn
Shears, lathe ChuCEl ManlFulH, Tools, Shears, DC,
BlaCkImilh'S Fan and Tools complete.
Tho above buildings were substantially built by
experienced mechanics, about fourteen months
Iincc, especially for Machine and Roller Shops, at
coat Of S6, 900, and arc tho bGat situated aud ar
ranged Of any similar buildings II the State, aud
now In operation.
Tho lot Il 50 BY 40 ioSi, on KanaWha street, J.
80. II, r. side track, and tho KanAyha river In
front, % feet alloy on the aide, and two squares
from the steamboat landing on tho Ohio river.
This property iS W iAyOnbly situated that II has
unsurpassed advantages for transportation by rail-
or water at all AAAOnS, and offers nIe Inducements
10 those looking for an Investment oil this kind.
G, II. sHATTUCK,
nlr0-e0d Mayor IafkOrsburE, West Va,
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NAtLlloAp llONDs-Flrm aud higher,


pCcinlly for rnclhcS nnd Northwestern.
SroCks-ThC market with tho exception
VI Pacific Mail Union Pacific and Erie was
dull and unintetCSting; the first named
stock was strong and tho latter two weak.
Union Pacific reached TX. Pacific Mail
went of In anticipation that tho election Of
directors Of The Panama Railroad Company
would be uniriendly to the Pacific Mail
Company, but II appears that stitch was not
the case. Erie was of on tho London dis
patches Of the alleged frauds in The com
pany. At the annual election If. the
Panama lailroad to-day the following
gentlemen were unanimously elected direct
ofs: John II. Marshall, John N. Burke,
Charles q. FrahCklyn, John 4. Jones, Of
Neyada, W. Il. Duncan, T. W. Park, !. q.
Mccullough, II, II. baxter, $, {. Thompson,
II. G. Emmett, G. II. Garrison, Frank Work,
Geo. ]. Forrest The market was firm dur.
ing the last hour Of business, with the prin.
cipal activity in Union Pacific, Pacific Mail.
Western Union, Northwestern and Erie,
Union Pacific recovered from 7ON to TN,
Pacific Mail rallied from 4S9E to 43jG, clos.
lug al tho latter price. Eric rose from
2OSEc, but loft OF At 20H. Northwest.
efn sold at 44JSa4j and Western Union at
7OjEai7. In the closing dealings Rock
Island sold at iO2A, Sx.divldend. New
Jersey Southern was more active at 7a7k.
Atlantic Pacific Telegraph sold at 24ISa
FAX. Wabash reacted to ibK at the close.
Tho Rock Island earnings for March show
an increase Of $iOSOOO. From the recent
gain Of 50 per cent in the earnings Of tho
Union Pacific road, The following estimates
for the current year arc made Gross earn.
inga last year, SiO,S5o,OO0; add gain this
year, 50 per cent, SS,i06,000i total gross
earnings, SiS,7i6,OO0; operating e3pense1,
40 per cent, $b,4Se,OOG net eatnings, q, 2g9t
0O0 interest on bonds, $500, 900 surplus
applicable to dividends, equal 10 about II
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Onno COUNTY COURT.
Hlna Fro and Marine insurance
Company Of Wheeling
In CllAnCCry.

Company Of Wheeling In CliNucCry.
tiCortu I.olCfis and OthCrs,
Ily virtue Of decrco Of tho County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, nhdO and entered on tho
goth day Of January, 1870 In tho alOy0 entitled
cause, tho undersigned Special Commissioners will
prCeO u ell At public auction, al the front door
Of the Court House Of mid Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, Al'fllL q, 1915,
C0mmCncingAt 10 o'clock A. n. Of Nlll day, all the
rIl and other Minerals belonging Al present TO the
CrscCnt Iron Company, which arc in and under
lands that wcrU conveyed % tho SalI uCOrge Rob
cftS w the deed Of John WO0lS, trustee, AMI Mar
Ina Knox, hearing dAlO the Sth day Of juno, 1868,
ard rrnriCl In tho Clerks Office Of said Ohio
county In Decd BoOk No. %, pagc 4di; excepting
only A. much Oi Snld CuNl IA was conveyed by Sid
(iC6rgg lInbprta and wife 10 Emma IL Carter by
deed atCi tho lat day Oi January, 1870, tho Sali
deed belhg deed n exchange between tho said
Emma \. Carter, ri tho one part and the said
HOorgU ltOteFts Of the other laft, and recorded IN
said Clerks Office IN Deed Hook No. 81, raga a.
Ain, all tho coal, ways easements rights and
privileges which BY tho sNld last mentioned deSl
81 exchange wcrC granted BY the said Emma II
Carter 10 tho said ucOnu llOlertS; the above lleng
the NtniG coal, minerals, Ways easements, rights
and privileges which werO conveyed by the hAld
ROlrfts and wlfG TO tho Crescent Iron Company
by decd hearing datc tho 18th day Of July, 1871,
anil recorded III sald Clerks office IL Deed Book
No. "a, haga 367. For MON particular and minute
description Oi theineiCs and bounds o. tho prcmlqa
hero offered lOr alC Tho COtrBU Of entries, and thC
character Of other improvements connected With
tho hinie, reference Il hereby made 10 4 complete
plat Of tho ald premises now poslel In the Clerks
nihcO Of Ohio County UOUrt.
TERMS or -Ono-iOnrth Of the purchase
money Ia h. paid IN calh on tho day Of ale, and
ihR residue Of said purchase money TO 10 Imld Ia
four cdua annual lnStallnchtA With interest there
on from tho day Of alO tho purchaser 10 give bonds
with security 10 bc approved by said Special LOni-
rlssiOncra for said deferred payments, and the
tito 10 aId property to IN retained until the Slid
purchase money AhGll have lpon fully pail.
JAMES +, R(tlEllS,
H. q. BARR,
mt2n Special Commissioners
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF TuH
CRESCENT MILL

Pursuant To deed Of trust Of Mo CRESCENT
IRON COMPANY, dated tho second day Of
March, 1871, and rIEOnlOl In DOOl Of Trust Rock,
No. 1, plgO 2O3, In tho Clerks Office Of tho County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, We tho un-
dOTSlgnCd, Hannibal Forbes aud lIObGrt CranglO,
TrIIiOCs, (lhe ld Hannibal FORBES having been BY
an order u tho Circuit Court for Ohio county, West
Va, mallO mud entered OH tho 10Th day Of pOom.
beF 1874, appointed Trustee In tho place and stIal
of James H. Wheat ItIOasgtlO will on
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Ghagtteuiqeteer
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

nB-The above prices arc InvariAblc. RomIt At
our risk, In DralA or POstOtBce Money Or,leFI, and
whcru neither Of these can 10 procured, send the
money In y Registered Latter.
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after sold the place, and no care was
taken OF them. But years ago saw a
very handsome Honey Locust hedge on
the grounds of the late Joseph Cushing.
Esq., Of Watertcwn, Mass. Ofibose not
used for hedge, ,ransplnrtcd several
GU tho farm uow occupy, and sold and
gave away many which were planted 10
door.yards anu about the houses ia the
village, They generally made rapid
growth und suffered no Injury from our
severe winters. know nothing respect.
ing their value for timber or fuel. About
the sane time, | procured seeds of the
yellow Locust. There are many oil them
now 10 various Parts oil this town. They
have made n much larger growth than the
liz aey Locust, aud eth not aware OF
their being infested by the locust borer.
Their durability for fence posts md value
for other purposes are to well known 10
ueed repeating.
The NOiw. J plue has made rapid
growth, sDd | om under the impression
that II would be very valuable ysriet,
Of forest trees, to stock the worn out ano
sandy rolls Ct New England aud else
where. have 10 several instances, seei
The Norway piue growing quite freely OIL
the poorest soil 10 this section.
Thirty years ago, procured from
nursery near Boston, two small silver
lcsved POI lars. They have outgrowp all
others Of more than thirty varieties o.
;orest aud Ornamental .rees | have trans.
planted. Que Of them have just meas.
dred, 6udiug it IL inches above the sur.
lace Of The ground, over 81 feet 10 cir.
conference The other some few inches
less, But serious objection to having
this tree about the building. yards Ind
gardens, is the immense number Of suck
ers thrown up iom the roots. think
half n dtzen OF these trees, properly plant.
ID on au acre OF laud, would soon 6ll the
ground with the sprouts from the roots.
From this fact it might prove a valuable
aud expeditions way OF obtaining wood
lot. About the same timo | procured
from Salem few horse chestnuts. There
is now one on an adjoining farm which
measures at 8 inches from the ground,
over 9 feet in circumference, Or some
iorty varieties-mostly forest trees-tbe
silver leaved poplar or Abele. and the
horse chestnut, have made altogether the
largest growth ofany kinds have growb.
About thirty years ago. planted ,
border Of trees, twenty feet " ide ard sew
eral rods in length Gas break windy
There are So varieties. mostly foies,
trees. taken fem the open ground, i'll
height when tran>l lanted ranging from
six TO ten feet ; many Of them nre over
sixty feet high. Among the most thrifty
are the Norway pine. hsckmstack bslssn
fr, white birch. red eak aud sugar maple.
Inc at owe named. loo, from surface O
the ground, measure FROM % " 40 inches
in circumfereDce.
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CARE OF TEAM asEs.

The following good advice to teamster,
has been published Ia form Of u puster
and stpt out by the Massachusetts Socie
g. Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty to Api
mails 1t Ia signed by Daniel II, BIaucb
ard, and endorsed by several veteriusr,
surgeons, agents Of railway aud expires,
companies, aud By Charles A. Currier
epecial sgeut Ut the society:
Potatoes aud carrots may be Qivet
oacs week to good advantage.
See that your horse il kept clean, wa n
aud comfortable, With plenty OF bedding
A piece Of rock sat should rlways b.
lett in the mauger.
See tbss his srness Is kept soft aDc
clean. particularly the inside Of the collar
which ought always to be smooth, as tn,
Precipitation, When dry, causes imitation
aud is liable to produce gals on tb,
shoulder.
The collar should fit closely, with spac,
enough at the bottom to admit mau',
hand Il too large. il has The bad tffsc
Of drawing the shoulders together.
Ga no consideration sh uld team, Of
any work horse, be compelled to wear .
msrtiogale. as it draws the head down
aud prevents him from getting iuio d uat.
ursl portion.
The check rein may be used, but oul /,
tight enough to keep tho head in raiur
al position, aud it should never be wound
around the names.
See that the names are buckled tight
enough at the top to bring the draft.iror
near the center Of the collar. 1t two low
1t Dot ouly interieres with the action Of
the shoulder, but gives the collar sn uu.
even bearing.
Caution should be taken that the girib
Is not buckled 800 tight, particularly Oh
the small teams, for when the traces ale
Strengthened, it has the tendency to draw
the eir,h against the belly, aud distress
the horse.
See that the horse is kept we'll shod
with good, stiff shoe, always calked a,
the Toe aud heel on hiud feet. as it il
there where oil the propelIing power
SoneS hom "ueo ueaNiy ioaueu.
Keep the ieet good aud strong by not
allowing them to be cut away too much
by the blacksmith. The best OF judgmen,
should be used in loading, taking into cou
sideration the condition Vi the street, aud
the distance TO be Travelled.
Never overload, for by 10 doing yon
only distress, -traiD aud discourage your
horse aud do him more Injury than you
can possibly gain by carrying the extra
load.
When your load is heavy to pull, stoJ
Often. and give your horse chance to
breathe.
No good driver will ever resort to the
cruel practice OF whipping or beating hi.
horse. A light whip may tie carried ,bur
there IL sildom use for 1t. Much more
eyu be accomplished by kind treatmgn,
and good judgment.
r. men Der the horse is very iuteli.
gent, proud, sensitive, noble nrnsl. III
most useful known - man, aid 10 deser..
log C! the greatest kindues-.
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Fancy Goods.
ENTRAL VERMONT AND RUT.
LAND RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


On and after Monday, May Is, 1874, train. will
run follows. (>undays exeepted);
GOING souTH AND EAST.
Leave Middlehury ut 90 and 1880 u. u. a. IS
and 1855 p. u.
MAlL-Leayes ogdensburgb at GOO p, u, st
Adams ut t. 20 "a. u, burlington at l.55 a. u,
Gicvnderoga :. ~ u. u, Rutland 100 =. n, Bel
lows Falls 2.3O p. IN, arriving at New London AT
J.3O P. IN connecting with steamer for Now York.
NEW YORK EAPREsS.-Lvaves - Albans at
$50 u IN, burlington 1905 u u, arriving in ku,-
land at 1850 u,
NIGHT EAPkEsS.-Leaves ogdensburgh at
1888 IN, Montreal SO P IL, 81. Adams rs y
N, Burlington $40 p III, Rutland 1880 u,
Bellows Falls g. 70 u u, arriving in New London
at IL Is m.
MIXED TRAIN Leaves Burlington at las
p W. arriving in Rutland ut $50 10, Leaves
Rutland ut s.j0 III. Bellows Falls 7.50 u,
accommodation train) arriving Mt New Lopdou
at $40 pm.
MIXED TRAIN Leaves Rutland Mt $50 p
~, for Bellows Falls aud Brattleboro
GOING NORTH.
Leave Middlebury at sos and T.20 L, aud
1870 and G.ls pm.
MAIL.-Leaves New London at a IN. Spilng-
ield $40 III. Boston 7.S0 N, Bellows Falls at
IL. So u, Rutland 40 p m, for Tieouderoga Bur
liugton, st. Albsus, Montreal and Ogden,burgh.
EXPRE5S.-Leaves Rutland at 5.0i p 10, al.
irving at Iiecaderoga ut 80 ui,and ST. Adams
~ 800 D ID.
NIGHT EXPIRES Leaves New London ; Il
p IN, Springfield ut $40 p m, conuecting with
train leaving New York at 800 p IN, BELIEVE
Falls ll.20 p IN, connecting With traiu leaving
Boston at $50 p IL, Rutland lao a IN, for Bur.
lington, St. Albaus, Montreal ogdensburgh aud
The West.
MIXED TRAIN. Leaves Rutland az 5.4Ou
IN, for Burlington, ST. Albaus, st. Johus and
Ogdensburg, NY.
MIXED TRAlN-Leaves Bellows Falls at 40
a ID, arriving 10 Rutland at 9. 20 u IN.
ACCOMMODATES New London at
s. 10 IN, Bellows Falls COS u arriyus In Ru,-
land at o.S5 pm.
Trains leave burlington going East, Tor Mont
pelier &C., at 6,55 IN, l2,4O N, and 1855 IN.
Trains leave Bellows Eslls going north for
White River Junction, ic, NJ 40 u. ll.5o u,
and clio aud ll.2o IN.
SSEcIIoSs.-At Rutland With Rensselaer,
Saratoga aud Harlem Extension Railroads; 1T
Bellows Falls with Cheshire kailruadj ut south
Vernon With Conn River Railroad.
- Sleeping cars are attached to night trains
between st, Adams and Troy aud Burlington and
Boston.
W. HOBART, Gen. suPt.
81. Adams, Va, May %, ls74.
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Tree PLAsrso IN NEw. II AaPsuIRE.-
Our old correspondent, at Warner. N II.
Mr.. Levi Bartlett. contributes the follow.
ing 10 The Rural Nsw.YoIksr,
Nearly forty years ago, the late Mr..
Buel. 10 the Albany CCLrivAToR, highly
recommended Honey Locu.s asa hedge
liant. ! procured qusniity Of seed,
grew large number o. seedlings, and set
out few rods for q hedge. But the
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-12
rARM FOR SALE CHEAP.

Containing about one hundred and six acres of
good upland as any In the country. Suitably di.
yidvd into meadow, pasture, tllage and wood lots,
with variety Of Apples, Pears, Plums and small
Fruit. Well fenced with Cedar kails. Good house.
Painted and Blinded, convenient Barns, (one newt
sugar Orchard, With sugar House, Sap Pans, do.
Located In tue town OF Leicester, Addison Co.,
about one mile from Depot, same distance from
Church, aud about IL mile FROM school House.
VIII be sold before the first Of April next. to-
gether with twelve Cows. Wagons, Sheds. Moving
Mael ine, Horse Rake, Plow, eDd otbsr FaImlu z
Tools II desired.
This Is a rare chance for practical farmer 70
secure pleasant holue api desirable farm at a
low price.
Terms easy QIhO MEACHAM,
brandon. VI