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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28
WEsrMoRELAND.

Two barns and sheds belonging to
Daniel Norris, in East Westmoreland,
N. H., were destroyed by fire Wednes-
day afternoon, the 10th inst, together
with lot Of hay, farming tools, sleigh,
a fat hog, &c The cause of the fire is
unknown. Insured for $500. The house,
through persistent effort was saved.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28

james Grimes had sunstroke last
Friday, remaining insensible some four
or five hours.
The Reform Club appears to be pros.
pering. At the meeting Monday even
ing of last week, three additional vice
presidents were elected as follows Capt.
f. F. Walker, Frank Baker and s. B.
Sager. Short speeches we're made by
the president, H. j. Messer, Dea. Steele,
Charles j. Smith, j, Wood Hastings
George o, Henry, w. M. Thomas, c. A.
Forbush and others.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Novelty Works Co., was held on Tues
day of last week. and the old board of
directors elected, as follows: VIM. A.
Heyer president Samuel Afford, vice
president Albert Brown, clerk r. G.
Britton, superintendent and treasurer !;
E. M. Eaton, assistant superintendent.
The business for the past year has been
very successful, and divident of per
cent has been declared, payable Septem-
Der LIST. The people of this town have
great reason to be pleased with the sue
cess of its manufacturing interests as to
them it owes much of its present pros
perity.
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
AT the athletic games at Springfield,
Friday, ON the grounds of the park as
ISOLATION, the ten mile walk between C.
M. Mitchell of Concord, N. H., and A.
H. Libby of Springfield, for the cham
pionship badge of Vermont and purse
of 800, was easily won by Libby lime
SO minutes and "a seconds. Mitchell is
New Hampshire's champion, and recent
ly walked $50 hours in Boston without
resting or sleeping, but he was no match
for Mr.. Libby, and gave out on the first
half of the ninth mile, his opponent
being over a quarter turn ahead The
fastest time was made by Libby during
his tenth mile, it being eight minutes
and twenty five seconds. The silver cup
for the winner of the 100 yard running
race was won by Joivice Whitmore OF
Springfield, against two other contes,
tants. The base ball match between the
Alphas of Springfield, and the Blue
Caps Of Charlestown, N. H, was won
by the Alphas score II to s. Mitchell
was badly Frustrated, and was carried
from the grounds senseless.
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gisd.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE, Obituaries
In this village. July 14th, JAMES TROY, aged %
years
In Bellows Falls, July 23d. FREDDIE A. son of
Amos q. and Gertie A. endall, age ed months.
son OF L. Il. and Mary Ii. White. formerly of this
place. aged Is years.
In Townshend, July 18TH MERCY EVA, only
child of Nelson and Mercy Colby. aged Is months.
In East Dover, June sd. at the residence OF her
son. Dea. II L. Turner. Mrs. HANNAH I. HILLS.
wife of the late Nathaniel Hills of Brookline, aged
n years. 10 months.
In Swanzey. n. H., June eth, at the residence of
her son in law, Waiter w. Fish. POLLY B.. wife of
lillian IL. Castle of Jamaica, aged IS years
In Ascutneyvilie, July 18th. ROYAL III ELL, ag-
ed 81 years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28

STATE PRIsoN.-The number of con-
victs in the State prison at Windsor, at
present, is one hundred and eighteen,
there being but one female, Mrs Lou
Williams of Rutland.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28

81. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, July
25.-Good sold at Use; choice, 10 to
22c; gilt edged, % to 24c per pound,
with occasional sales at higher pri ce.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28

BASE BALL,-MR EDITOR Il saw
notice in your paper of last week, say
ing that the Rollstone B. B. G. would
like to hear from the Blue Caps of
Charlestown. They can have the plea
sure of SO doing, by sending a challenge
to F. E. WHIPPLE, Captain.
Charlestown, N. H., July %, 1876.
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state Of Vermont, windham. 81. In Chan
BLISS GODDARD WHEREAS


WALTER SMITH AND WIFE DARD of Lon
donderry, in said county. on the I'D day OF Juiy,
A. ID. 1916. filed his petition In the oftecot the
Clerk OF the Court OF Chancery Tor said co I'M
ty returnable to the next of said court to be
SECOND TUESDAY OF SEPTEMBER, A: D. 1876.
against WALTER SMITH of Paterson. in the coun-
~ OF Passaic ana State of New Jersey, and Mrs.
SMITH wife of said alter, of the same Paterson.
praying for the foreclosure of mortgage given by
the said Walter Smith TO Betsey Chase, March 10th,
1863. oil certain lands IN Jamaica, IN SAID Nlndham
county. bounded north by LANDS OF Lowell hawson.
Errs. Pier and the grave yard. south by the high
way, by land OF Judson Rawson, and west by
land OF Charles b, skinner. TO secure the payment
of seven 500 promissory notes, dated February II,
1868, payable note each hrst day of April. sue
eessiy ely till the whole are paid, with interest
nually on all OF them three OF which notes are now
due and unpaid with large arrears of interest. And
the petitioner that said notes given for
part of the purchase money OF SAID premises. and
that said mortgage therefore takes precedence OF
the Right Of Homestead therein; and The petitioner
further that said Betsey Chase. June 70. 1917
duly assigned said mortgage andnotes to him. and.
smith and wife living without this State. so that the
ordinary process OF the Court cannot be served upon
them. Therefore it is ordered that the petitioner
notify said Waiter smith ana wife of his said petit
ion and OF the term of the Court to which The same
Is returnable, by publishing the substance thereof
with this order, tor three weeks successfully in the
Bellows Falls TINES. printed at Rockingham. in said
county the last publication to be at least twenty
days previous TO said next September Term of said
court, which publication will be taken sufficient
notice to said alter Smith and wife, to appear and
make answer to said petition
JAMES L. MARTIN. Plaintiffs solicitor.
q 1922
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28

HEAVY WETGHTs-The largest man
in Montpelier is E. M. Irish, who weighs
375 pounds. Miss Aldrich of Barre
weighs 80, and it is said she is not the
largest of her family.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28

Miles, the Barre bank robber confined
in Windsor Prison, is said to be the
most industrious convict in the institu-
ton. He is at work in the shoe shop,
and is very gentlemanly in his deport-
ment.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28

During the past month Geo o. Guild
has sold seven of the Domestic Sewing
machines for which he is the agent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28

RICHMOND MARKET, July "a The
market for butter was quiet. Sales we're
made at 12i to 15c for ordinary 1Sc to
zoe for fair to choice; and bic for fancy
farm diaries. Cheese soil at Sc to Sc;
one lot of factory at 9lc.
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RARToNsYILl
IBAhIUNsN IIIlE,
Miners are hunting for gold.
READING.

The hay crop in Reading is reported
as better than for several years. The
apple crop is also encouraging.
The stage line from Windsor to Proc
torsvslle has again changed hands, Wal
ter E. Buck having bought out E. L.
Coolidge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28

SNow.-Four inches ofsnow fell on Mount
Washington Wednesday morning just
after sunrise. The day was clear.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28
CENTENNIAL SEASON 1876.
HARTFORD AND NEW YORK

Line Of Steamers,
Consisting Of the first class steamers STATE OF
NEW YORK. GRANITE STATE, CITY OF HART
FORD. one of which leaves Hartford daily, except
Saturdays. at AIS p. M.
Fist Class Cabin ...............sI.75
First Class Excursion Tickets (kound Trip. 10
GOOD TO return any time during the season anC
on any boat ~ NO CHARGE FOR BERTHS
Second Class on .2J
Second Glass n Deck. Excursionl Round Trip 200
Fare between Hartford and MiddetOwn-. 20
Fare between Hartford Landings below Mid
dletOwn......--. 80
Az Parties OF 50 and upwards for the CENTEN
NAL can arrange at reduced rates to be landed at
and brought back from Jersey City
The fare from New York 70 Philadelphia and
return is 400, making only 1915 from Hartford 10
Philadelphia and return ticket for sale on board the
boats. Baggage transferred at Hartford without
charge.
Hartford, May 26 1876. 2l43
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NOTICE

A LII persons indebted to S. H. GUILD. Agent, are
n requested to call at the store of Geo. o. Guild,
md settle their bills Immediately. All bills not
paid within 50 days will be left for collection.
80 %
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Marrted.

In North Brookfeld, Mass. june 18th, by Rev.
G. IL. DeBeyoise, CHARLES L. DODGE, formerly
Of Grafton, VT. and LILLIAN j. OLMSTEAD OF
North Brookfeld.
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT.
a E EA \ Il CO. D4sr.v,rer No. 81
DISTRICT OF VERMONT. ss.
Notice i'm Bankruptcy

bAoAhANA oE fLlhAhpAsAs 6o-
= Notice is hereby given that petition has
been filed in said Court. by HERBERT II. IA LUk
of Brattleboro and STEPHEN l.. BUTTON of
Dummerston, in said District. duly declared bank
rupts under the Act OF Congress of March I'd. 1861
Individual and co-partnershp debts and other claims
proyabie under said Act and that the 10th day Of
August 1876, at Ii o'clock a. NJ, before the Hon. D..
A. Smalley Judge OF said Court, at the u 5. Court
Room in the City Of burlington is assigned for the
hearing OF the same. when and where ali creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons in
interest, may attend and show cause. il any they
have why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated at Burlington. the 18th day of July, 1876.
80 80 b. b. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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State ofyermont windhsm. s.. I'm Chan .
Gerry.
POLLY STEARNS xuyurprAs

JOSIAH ~ HENsHAw & WIFE. tba Court a1r1 Of
GEO. A. KIMBALL.
Chancery, for said County OF Wlndnamma FQ 5Li
brought her petition against HARRISON II HAIR
Nj. HENSHAW and MARTHA his wife. of Leces-
the county of Worcester, and State OF Massachu-
sets praying for the foreclosure of mortgage dat
ed Dee 49, 1866 executed by said Harrington to one
Henry j. Goddard. then OF Londonderry IN saiu
said Polly otearns. the equitable owner upon
certain lands situate in said Londonderry, being the
same farm which WAS conveyed by said Henry !;
Goddard and wife to Benoni 4. Roberts and Israel
Streeter May 5th, 1866, and from said Roberts and
Streeter to said harrington December ~, 1900, py
deeds duly recorded in Londonderry town clerks
Office to secure the payment OF $780, with annual
interest specified in hive promissory notes. payanie
to said Henry j. Goddard or bearer. all OF when
notes are now due and unpaid. And further statngi
that said GEORGE NJ. Henshaw and Martha Aenshaw,
terest or interests in said mortgaged premises BY
some kind OF title or titles, whlcn the petltioper
AYERS subsequent IN time and subordinate TO the
said mortgage, OF which she Is now the owner~
And il appearing that the said Josiah M. Hen
shaw and wife, and George A. kimball, residing
without this State have not had personal notice OF
said petition said petition was continued, by order
of the Chancellor to the next term q saia Court 70
SECOND TU ESDAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. y. 1876.
and that the petitioner notify said Josiah NJ lien
shaw and wife and said George A. kimbalI OF her
said petition and of the term OF the Court 70 whleh
the same is continued. by publishing the substance
thereof with this order for three weeks successive
y in the Bellows Falls TINES. printed at Rocking
ham. in said county the last publication 70 pc ~
least twenty duys previous to said next September
term of said Court. which publication will be deem,
ed sufficient notice to said JOSIAH NJ HensnaW and
wife and said George A. kimball. to appear and
JAMES L. MARTIN ESQ.,, Petitioners solicitor.
1892
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The. undersigned have this day formed eopart-
nership to transact the Dry Goods business in Grays
Block, under the firm name of ROYCE Il PUTN AM
Bellows Falls. March 9th. 1876.
CYRUS ROYCE, JR.,
10 Ii. b. PUTNAM.
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Comsni-sianers' Notice.
ESTATE OLE HENRY O nnnnArnr

y o.. UUUUNUW-
I'VE. the subscribers, being duly appointed by the
W Hon Probate Court for the District OF Vest
Minister Commissioners tG receive examine and adj
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of HENRY q. 600DNOW, late Of tiraf-
ton IN said District. deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and SIX
months from the 18th day of June last, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose we do there
lore hereby give notice, that will attend to III
business OF our said appointment at the late dwell
ing house OF said deceased IN Gratton in said dis
trict. the THIRD TU ESDA1 OF AUGUST and
SECOND TUESDAY OF Nov EMF Eh NEAl, from
ten o'clock A. NJ until four o'clock P. N on each OF
said days.
JOHN 4. PETTENaILL, Commissioners.
WILLARD A. DEAN. Admin istrator
Grafton. Nt.,JulS 18th. A. D. 1875. 30-s2
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AUGUST |, 1876.

shall call on all persons owing me, for immedi-
ate payment of their bills and hope for prompt re-
Spouse, Statements OF account will be sent through
the post office or otherwise. GEO. o. GUILD,
80 80
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CATTLE MA Rk EFT.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
nrvV-.yF 80 -

CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY, July Is. 1915.
MOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal
This week 2939 6S32 6774 253
Last week. 1880 $3.50 $3.50 35l
One year ago. 1868 1864 200 TACO 2S6
PRICEs
Prices of Market Beef.-Extrs, s7.S7a $3.50 first
quality So rs a second qua ity IS 90 ~ i5.62@
third quality. $3.50 q S5,75.
Sheep and Lambs,-Per head in lots. $3.50 @s4.F0
Hides. SIC a &c. p 10.
Tallow. 514cR h.
Mich Cows and Calves.-s2S SIS. $50 andss5
Prices of Store Cattle.--N orking Oxen. y pairl50
@ $3.50.
1REMARKS.-The traffic in Cattle opened brisk,
and continued quite active until the bulk were dis
posed of Prices favored the owners &c on live
weight Prices ranged from 5. So to 734c per Id,
The tendency for sheep and lambs at lower rates
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DARN FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer for sale or exchange for vii
lage property their farm known as the Alexander
Cook farm situated in Grafton, "a miles from Bar
tonsYlIle depot. said farm contains two hundred
acres, suitably divided into pasture and age lots
buildings consist of good and nearly u story
house with suitable outbuildings in good repair.
Running water to house and barn. Good fruit and
sugar orchards.
This is a rare opportunity to secure a good dairy
or stock farm on reasonable terms
81. X. LAWRENCE
80 10 .. W. FLETCHER.
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REPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF

REPORI OF The CONDITION OF
Io the West River National Bank at Jamaica, in
the State of Vermont at the close of business June
30 1876.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ST. 7s2 "
0yerdrafts, 6o5 %
O. S. Bonds to secure circulation $500 "a
Due from approved Reserve Agents. 1881 ~
Due nom other National Banks. l4S 81
Real estate. furniture and fixtures, ESQ 10
current expenses and taxes paid, 673 a
Shecks ana Other cash items 398 80
Bills of other National Banks, 800 90
Fractional Currency, Including nickels) 27s 36
Specie. Including gold Treasury notes. ls3 So
Legal tender notes. 1895 90
Redemption fund with q. S. Treasurer
IS per cent OF cireulationl 1901 90
Silver Coin. 1.46l n
sls6 400 Is
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. 10000 90
Surplus Fund, 100 OO
Other undivided profits. llO5 IS
National Bank notes outstanding, 1855 on
State Bank notes outstanding l43 %
Dividends unpaid, no 10
individual Deposits subject to check. 4.t96 20
slss. 400 IS
STATE OF NERM0NT( T. John A. Butler, Cash
County or WINDHAa IS Ter of the above named
Bank, do soiemnly swear that the above statement
is true TO the best of my knowledge and belief
JOHN A. BUTLER. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this l4th day
HUGH II WHEELER. Judge Of Supreme Court.
Correct attest
! 5o f + s s fS5hSSSf9Sfsi Directors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-28
GREAT REDUCTION
PIANOS AND OR G A N S

Send to the Springfield Music Store for Catalogue
and Price List. The best instruments, each war
ranted for five years, at a small advance Of whole
sale prices.
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AGENTS WANTED

In every town in Vermont to sell the well known
SMITH AM ERICAN 0RGANS,-over 10000 in use.
The standard organ for beauty and purity Of tone.
No money required. An active man woman want
ed in every town. Send stamp for particulars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-05
High Life in washington.


At the Presidents reception and at other pla-
ces during the week perfect Golconda Of the
precious gems, and ship load of the richest silks,
velvets. and laces, have been unoded to our view.
Among the diamonds worthy OF especial notice,
those Of Mrs. Justice Miller have been already
mentioned. For several seasons she had the
qualification Of knowing that she possessed the
finest diamonds of any American lady in Wash
ington Society. with the exception possibly OF
Mrs Fish, who never wears great number at one
time. Mrs. Bridges, the beautiful young wife OF
the Pennsylvania millionaire, who was IN Wash.
ington last winter wore one of the most magnif-
cent necklaces of solitaire diamonds ever seen,
perhaps, upon any lady in the country, with large
SOLITAIRE earrings to match. Among other OF our
own ladies' possessed Of these precious gems, large
aud rich enough to represent fortune, are Mrs.
John @. New Of Indiana, gentle, modest aud
altogether charming lady Madame Bouligny, one
of our first society ladies'. as well a leader
among our lterati; Mrs. Grant and her pretty
daughter-in-law ;.Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago.
whose extreme beauty needs no foreign aid Of
ornament. but whose extreme wealth must needs
show itself to the world in the richest of gems
velvets and laces Mrs. Ronads Of New York,
whose diamonds are very noticeable; Madame
Bergman Madame the Baroness de Overlook,
daughter Of Mrs. Dahlgren ; and Madame Heger-
man. the lovely American bride Of the Danish
Minister.
Among foreign ladies'; Madame Borges wears
a magnificent bouquet de corSage of diamonds aud
rubies, exceedingly beautiful, together With ear
rings and necklaces Of the same priceless stones.
Madame Mantilla also wore exquisite diamonds
at the late Presidential levee among which is
bouquet de corsage as delicate as gossamer, bead
ed with dew drops. Mrs. Fish's agrette for the
hair which she generally wears at the foot of her
pumes has the same delicate yet brilliant effect.
Mrs Gore Jones, Madame Marisca Madame
SAINT Anna Countess Hoyos, aud a great many
other Indies seen in society during the season. are
possessors of these lovely gems, which always
look to the writer like dew drops petrfed with
the sunlight in their bosOms.
Mrs. Grant has Il set of opals set round with
These stones seem 10 have caught
the light OF the glowing Indian summer sunset,
and 10 hold it imprisoned in their depths
Mrs. Haett Kilbourne and Mrs. Lieutenant
Scott own valuable turquoses, purchased in Rome,
in which the waters of The Mediterranean and the
uzure skies of Italy seem concentrated, while
canoes Of priceless value are seen upon
the snowy necks of many other ladies in Wash
Journal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-05
writing Papers.

DULED CAP PAPER-I2, II and Is lbs- to the
j y ream-
Legal cap Paper-i4 and 1s lbs. to the rsam.
Broad and Narrow Bill Papers.
Fine Ruled Letter Paper
Commercial and French Ruled Note Paper.
ladies' BaronaI Paper and Envelopes. new styies)
Ladies' White and Pink Initial Paper and Envelopes
ladies' Plain White Initial Paper and Envelopes.
great variety Of al kinds and sizes Of EnvelopeA
For sale By
I'm H Il. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-05
A Mighty EnterprIse.

The great feat accomplished by the United
States in connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans, by railroad across the U,ited States, is
stimulating enterprise in Europe and it is now
proposed-indeed the plan is matured-to con-
meet the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by a railroad
through Central Asia. At a conference Of the
geographers recently held, Col. Bogdanowitz ex-
planned some of the details of the road, which, it
is expected will overcome one of the greatest OBJ
stacles to the extension Of civilization, namely
the separation Of large part of Asiafrom Europe.
By vast deserts, in which no means OF transit but
a railroad could be of any use. \ railroad alone
can develop the resources of the many lands
through which it would pass and as the mineral
wealth OF Siberia aud the Ural mountains ls well
known, the exploration and mining of these re-
glons would be encouraged, and their resources
developed.
1t is proposed that the road shall start from
Mini Novgorod, in Russia. where is now the ex-
IRENE eastern station in the network of European
railroad 1t will run along the VOlga, the Kama,
to Ekaterinbourg on the Asiatic side of the Ura
mountains then enter asia, proceed in the di-
recton Of Treumeu and 0msk at the Irish, cross
the river and proceed by way OF ka'nsk to Temsk
on the Tom, branch Of the Obi, and cross the
river. TOmsk is the principal centre ofcommerce
of central Siberia; thence the road will run d.
rectiy TO JfkutSu at Lake DalKdl. hence 70
pass to the frontier of China. and thence it is no
longer an exclusively Russian, but an information
al undertaking. And here, also, the only serious
engineering difficulties commence, at the noun
tain range Of Kinghan, which in it northern part
is crossed by the AMOR river. This range is
the greatest obstacle and it will be necessary to
pass by the Mantchooria, and to lay the road
from Baikal 10 VerbneOudinsk through the val
ley Of the Seenga. Then tn chest route to reach
Pekin, the capital of China, near the Yellow Sea
has been found to be that Of lehita and Doou-
nor At the southern end, the famous great wall
will be crossed, it already lies in ruins in great
many places The whole distance from Min
Novgorod to Pekin will be $500 miles, of which
$500 run through Russian territory.
When this plan is closely examined, according
to known typographical data, the apparent diff
culties dwindle down to nothing when compared
to those encountered in the western section of
our Pacific railroad. In the section from TOmsk
to Lake Baikal, the country is rolling and inter-
spersed with rivers and streams but the great
est height is only $500 feet, and the largest riv
ers are but of very moderate width and depth.
Russia has raised in fifteen years more than 81
600 100000 with which to construct 5000 miles
Of railaoad, and can easily find S300000,000 or
$500 O0O.0 to construct line of such value TO
all the civilized world.-Scientific american.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-05
HUNTS REMEDY.

Has been before the public for than twenty years,
and has been the means Of saving from lingering and
fghtfu disease and uney death hundreds Of our most
estirnabe and well known citizens
This Medicine was Never Known to Fail.
Price Sl.5o per Bottle.
DILLINGHAM; Il co.
5si Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands