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STEAMERS.
Maine Steamship Company.
Semi Weekly Line to New York,

Steamers EleanOra and FraneOnia
Win until further notice leave Franklin Wharf,
Portland, every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 6
/. NJ, and leave Pier 80, East River, New York,
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at A P. M.
The sida-wheel Steamer RAP1DAN has been
chartered by this Company and placed on the route
She will continue to run until further notice.
These steamers are fitted up with fine accommods-
tions for passengers, making this very convenient
York and Maine. During the summer months these
steamers will touch at Vineyard Haven on their pas
State Room, S5 meals extra. Goods destined beyond
Portland or New York forwarded to destination at
once. For further information apply to
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
j. f. AMES, Ag't, Pier SO, P. 4. New York.
Tickets and State Rooms can be obtained at ~
Exchange Street. From Dec. 1 to May 1, no pas
sengers will be taken by this line. dee6dtf
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First class in Politics. Teacher-"What is
a deadlock" Pupil-"It is a series Of votes
which elect nobody" Correct Where are
deadlocks manufactured" "In Harrisburg,
Washington and Albany" "Of what use are
deadlocks?" "They turn Statesmen inside
out that the people may see just what they are
Of "What are statesmen made OPP "Give
it up."-New Haven Register.
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A fact worth knowing: seven-eighths of
the people in the United States are troubled
with Kidney Complaint. ELIXIR OF LIFE
RooT will cure every case. Try it.
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REAL ESTATE.
Brick House To ReI.et

nNE OF the best houses in the centre of the CITY.
~ contains ten convenient, airy rooms bath room
and water closet, warmed by. steam hot and cold
water. good stable connected and large lot. Apply
to WIN. III. JERKS. ~. 80 -. ine1Od2v~
EOR sALE.-At Old Orchard. Beach. a nice
u Cottage. Stable, Croquet Grounds Swings,
the Dr; wentworth Cottage. Inquire Of &c. E. Tenn
PIE, rs Federal street, Boston, Tor P. L. Pellerin
Marble Block Drug Store, Biddeford inel6d2ws
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Health is Wealth

DE. e. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TIRE AT
MENr; specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con vul
sions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss
tary Emissions, Premature Old Age caused by
over exertion, abuse or over-ndulgence, which
leads to misery, decay and death. One box will
cure recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar box, or six boxes for five
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price,
each order received by for six boxes, ACCOMPANY
led with five dollars will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to return the money if the treat
tnent does not effect cure. Guarantees issued by
all druggists in Portland and everywhere.
JOHN w. PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
sep6deow&weow1y ortland.
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Farm For sale

fINHE Homestead Farm of the late John LARA
Il bee, situated at Pleasant Hill Scarhor"nss
Is now ofered for sale. Said farm very pleas ant
ly situated, Ala miles from Portland and is 80 a
good state OF cultivation. The pasture is good S>s
well watered. The buildings are In good repair an
OF excellent appointment. Terms easy. Enquire
OF b. 5: LA 1 Scarborough, or of SETH
l.. LARRABEE Portland. Me. - mari 7eod9m
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.


|
Passenger Trains leave Portland
For Auburn and Lewiston, at 1890 and
o:o5 ?; IN. and for Lewiston via Brunswick
at 100 a. m. and Ills p. m.
For Bangor, Dexter, WaterviIIe, Belfast
& skOwhegan at 1890, 12.4O, and IL 1t p m.
For Augusta, HallOwelI, Gardiner, and
Brunswick at 700 a. m. 1240, 5.15, and
lilo p. m.
For RoclaIand and all stations on Knox & Lin
coin R. R., and for Farmington, via Brunswick
at 100 a. m. and 12.40 p. m.
For EHth at 100 a. M, and 1240 and DIS p. m.
f %ia.rop iseasia aWR IVES.
North Arson and Wnterviiie via Lewiston
at 1890 p. IN.
The IL 10 p. m. train is she Night Express with
Pullman sleeping car attached and runs every
night, Sundays included.
stations on the Bucksport & Bangor, Bangor & Pts
cataqus and e. s. N. A. Railways the Maine Cen
trai r R. forming with the E. an. A. s. St. John,
nd Maine Railways,
The Provincial 4 New England All Rail Line
n0w N.S of train By the d
every Sunday (night) between Boston, Portland
aud 81. john, Halifax, and all paris of the
L. 10 and IL i5 p. m. The latter making con n.
nections with trains for Houlton, Woodsfock,
g. Andrew, g. stephen, Fredei teton,
Limited Tickets for 81. j ohm and Hall
fax sale at reduced rates.
Passenger Trains arrive i'm Portland ms
follows:--The morning trains from Augusta, Bath
and Lewiston at S.3b and $40 a. m. Tho day
trains from, Bangor, and all intermediate and
branch stations and connecting roads at 1915
and 1880 p m. The afternoon trains from Au-
gusta, Bath, and Lewiston at 5.45 p. III. The
Night Pullman Express train at 1.5O a. IN. From
St. John and Halifax at 1880 p. N. and so
q. m.
PAysoN TUCKER. Supt
Portland. Dec IS. 1880.
dec13 DIFF
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Portland & OgdGnSbuTg Railroad

FALL Il WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing December 9Th, 1850.
-, Until further notice passenger trains
Essssssssszsssss will run as follows:
LEAVING PORTLAND
5.45 n. nl.-For all statious running through to
Swant0n, Vs., connecting with b, o. Il
NJ. r. R. points, and at St. Johnsbury with Day
Express on Passunpsic r. R. for Newport
and Montreal.
3.45 p. m.-For Fabyan's and intermediate
stations.
ARRIVING AT PORTLAND:
lilo a.m.-From Fabyaa's and Intermediate
stations.
ESQ p. ln.-From Swanton, Vt, and all stations
on through line.
j. HAMILTON. Sup's.
Portland. Dec. s, 1873 >. dec4dtf
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
THE GROVE HOUSE.

:, At the Orchard Beach Camp Ground, containing
* sleeping rooms, large dining room, kitchens So
Also 70 let, the Fruit Restaurant on said
ap30dtf ralliH M a. PALMER
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Wit and Wisdom.

A circus proprietor in Canada has applied
for the admission of his elephants to this coun-
try free of duty On the ground, we presume,
that their trunks contain no valuables.- Nor
ristown Herald. ~
Cyrus w. Field is confident Of the success OF
the application of electricity to railways. He
probably expects the cars will go like thunder.
Boston Transcript.
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BURNETT's COCOAINE
Will Savo the Hair.

iAnd Keep 1t IN, a strong and healthy condition
because it will stimulate the roots of the hair
and restore the natural action upon which iti
growth depends.
BURNETT's FLAvoRNa EXTRACTS are abso
lutely pure.
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FOR SALE.

n DESIRABLE seaside residence at Prort5s
"A Neck, consisting of acre of land. with two
story house 35x4O, Comparatively new1 rooms.
well finished and large attic, stable attached. rs
minutes walk from depots public conveyanoes every
train, good shooting and fishing Premises NAV be
inspected on application to Alyah Brown, Prout's
to A. W. SHAW '' "fPiJ
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FOR RENT

~ Three First-class Houses to rent at Morrul,y
Corner, Deering '
Plains Deering. Va S's
Farm for sale in Gorham
Farm for sale in Windhan
Farm to rent in Windham.
inquire of
a,roa., JOHN @. COBB,
OPP u9 311a Exchange st.
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TO LET.
To Let.

no Let.
f'ESSE r at No. l Fore Street, Eastern
- promenade, gas and Sebago water good eel
lar, and all modern improvements ENQUIRE at The
P-omieoe. iun9dtf
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TO Let.
To be Let.

HOUSE and lot known as Ashmead Place. sfcua-.
a ted on Ocean street, Deering Apply 10
my24 dim A. w. COOMBS, 93 Exchange 81
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| = o0B .
| % ar AND
EDUCATIONAL.
ARCHITECTS.
Centennial Block SO Exchange Street.
K CHAs. H. KlMBALL,
ia61a Middle Street
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
| E.. JORDAN,
Jstst CIVIL ENGINEER AND LAND SURVEYOR.
t,sa 1874 Middle Street.
LAWYERS.
The following are members OF the Cumberland
| Bar Associations:
a Sc. ANDREWS.
;s.a1 -''N'''o' . 1s Sc Middle Street
A w.R. ANTnoNE,
COUNSELLOR AT IA AZ tx.,,n,.s.
0 BIoN BRADBURY,
| CTIrNJ CIVIL nr, Ann
| - "a Exchange Street
r. NATHAN HENRY B. cLEAvEs,
'A' 8 50 Exchange Street
r ARDoN W. oooMBs,
-. coussEI1oa At g r A,.,.n,. s,r...
r JOHN G. COBB,
oouSsrII0n ST. # I4 E.ssDaoro Street
n DRUMMOND & DRUMMOND,
! 50 Exchange Street.
T JAMES D. FEssENDEN,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW
|
COUNSELLOR At LAW,
-1~''""''' ''''''
- NJ rp. ~
1875 Middle Street.
-- ,
/ 4 CLARENCE HALE,
| u couNsELLoR AT LAW,
4 80 Exchange Street.
So" '''7a congress street.
In SETH L. LARRABEE.
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| D. AAhhADEE,
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n WILBUR r. LINT
n c.p. MArrocKs,
/ ai1h EXCHANGE Ct
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|
" BENJAMIN k1NosBuEy,
n JAMES O'DoNNELL,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
{ ooUssrIloh -, 4St H;,.. So.
A-' = loo Exchange St.
n 0oUNsELIoR AT LAW.
| 50 Exchange st
| R EMERY $. EIDLoN.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
| WIZ GAcAauSo oI
D FRANK W. ROBINSON,
COUNSELLOR At 81 1H ENs:bange strsst.
$ srA00r' s s4sa sasoT 5ix r.,. . :.
ruo,,.s .n1nn
c0rnsnII; .n,v
Us 191 Middle St.
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summer COttage TO Lef.

"A NICE summer cottage OF five rooms at Oak
- Lawn, near Trefethen's Landing, also, q an
isned mouse OF six rooms, furnished. For particu-
jne10 40.
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WANTED

A PROTESTANT woman to take care. of three
a children. Apply to w. I. HOLT, 20 Deerine
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shown by II. E. Sibley of this city Il. H.
bvC. NJ. Hollcy OF Glens Falls, y. y; Game
by q. W. Marks OF this city b. L. Il. by
Mrs. y. p Clark of this city.
In the miscellaneous department are very
handsome collections of birds eggs exhibited
by Harry L. Ward of this city and George
B. Drury of Essex Junction and numer'
ously-populated cage of pretty canarieS' the
property of Mrs Charles II. Whitney oil tins
city.
A specially attractive display is that "i IL.
\. Brush of Milton. the well-known taNIder-
mist. \ finely mounted lynx keeps guard
over the collection, which includes owls, rah-
bits. squirrels, foxes and great number oil
birds Of all kinds, mounted singly and in
groups The specimens are universally al
mired and constitute not the least OF the at
fractions of the exhibition. Mr.. Brush is 4
master of his difficult art, and he has a right
to be proud of his work Certainly Tor Inc
skill with which his specimens are stI.iied
and the natural manner in which they are
mounted it would be difficult To excel ilfm'
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New YORK, Jan. l.!
CoTToN.-Thc market Is quoted As being weak
to-,lay sales OF 1908 bales. Mhliling uplandS
nj IL.
FLoUE-The mark; - quoted ~ being
less active Receipts oi 80 "'' barrels. Sales of 30
OnO barrels. No 2ai uh.' 80 supcrhne state and
western at , sa., - coiuWunin GOOD extra west
and state Il, .ad ''i good l"rhorc extra do
AT 4 25dG - /; common To choice white wheat
western extra AT Goat ri; fancy white wheat
western extra al d 10 Co; common 10 good extra
ONO al 25a6 -: common 10 choice extra ST Ions
At ! qua - choice 10 duunlc extra Al 30; Min
nrsota extra at GOA ~. closing heavy
RYE fLouR.-1ne market is quoted as being
duh AT Z Uha5 - for slp, rfur.
CORN MEAl.-rhc market IL quoted ~ being
quiet. Sales cf ooo barrels; yellow western at
wnEAT-The market Is quoted AS being
closed ,nll and Sil@hilS IN BUYERS
favor to-day. Receipts al .i.W1 bushels. Sales
| ports of I3i. 600 No. : springIi lad ia, No.
: red Isl, 10; No. white at li6'."'l Ii; No. :
| red for January al lsal ia.
| klE-Ihe market Is qGp'cd AZ being stronger.
BARLEY The market Is quoted as being dull.
| Sales OF Ii o@ No. @tana.li bright ~ state Al
?"a:5 two-rowrd state ~ ga i"ur-r"wed state al
HARLEY MALT Tue r,rsct is quoted as being
Iuli. Sale, OF conoo tusnrs; No. Canada
| bright al 81.
CORN The market - quoted i shade lower and
dull. Receipts ot :2uo bushels. Sales
OF 5000 bushels including 'G.orl spot. ENpnris
| at "0onh, tngra'lrd AT ~tann; N".. al 5'@ - !;
| No. 2wnr at a.t, No At i,o,IIl.
OATSLThc market Is quoted AZ being closed
dull. Receipts OF ls.Ooo bushels. Sales OF l'I"W'
bushels mixed western ~ l."ii white do. at
illd 80.
mAY-The market Is quoted AS being urm.
shipping at u-al IN.
HOPS - The markrr Is quoted as being quiet.
New York stat" l6a -.
COFFEE The market IS lower. more active.
Rio at llali
GAR-rcilned IS quoted Il. being quiet.
Standard nj 9i,w? cut !oal al IL "a 10
crushed at - IA 10; powdered al ~ @lO;
- MOLASSES - The market IS quoted as being
steady New Orleans at -; ltfi52 Tor good Ia
choice.
RICE 80 The market Is quoted as being hrn
new crop of Carolina AMI Louisiana at L.@t'. odd
| do. at ILa5IS.
PErKol.Ei The market ia quoted as being
duh and nominal ; crude at 6',as& refined nj ~
TALON The market is quoted ~ being
firm. Sales 0f lI5.1OO poGulS At Get6a.
POTATOES The markc ~ quoted ns being
firm, to-day Long Island n Orp tah 10; Jersey,
at l2sl 81 State Peerless 'a =. state Eoi,
at s,(d2 ~.
EGGS - TIE market Is qu ID NJ being quie
state al yJtg3I.
PORK-Ihe market IS Iunrl being quiet an,
steady Old mess for export At IS ~.
: BEEF The market Is quoted to-day Ms hein!
i | quiet. cut meats are quiet. Middrs strong
. | Long clear at ,'sa1 I-l6 short clear AT 81.
LARD-Thc market IL quoted a. being : cent
. | lower aud closing rrm Al 20" . -.
| BUTTER-The market Is quoted. ~ being niu
| Tor choice al ls,aI.
= CHEEsE-The marhej ~ quoted a heing hrin
state at si.dl3kr.
LINSEED-nominal.
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The second day of the poultry show iouud
all the exhibits in place and properly pla-
cardcd, enabling visitors t" fully ENJOY this
most mcritorous exhibition. The attend r.
ancc was large and the affair Is evidently
destined To- be 4 gratifying succels. We con-
tinur our notes Of the exhibits in ducks
and geese u. ". Sowlcs Of Barre makes a
fine display, including Embdcn, Brown and
White China and African geese aud Pckin,
White CIul and Cyiorcd Muscpyy ducks.
Cayuaa ducks are shown by Fred Drew of
this city, Muscovy by ". J. Brush Of Jeri-
cho; and Brown China geese by II. \.
Brush Of Milton.
There is a goodly show Of turkeys. The
largest a stately bird that tips the scales at
thirty-six pounds is shown by G. t.. FasScl'
Of Enosburlh. Bronzcs and NtTagansctt;
are shown by ID. ". Sowles Of Barre :
number Of Bronzes by James Young oI
East Montpelier and John W Jones Of VII
lisIon; and Bulls and Brnuycg 10y Alfred
/ Washburn Of Milton.
I Bronze pea fowls are exhibited by II. \
/ Brush Of Milton and Fred Drew Of this city
! \ notable exhibit is that of G. f. Thomp
son Of Wadlcy'- Falls, y. H., and one descry
ing special mention. II is bY far the larscs
in the hall embracing, rs before stated
over two hundred birds and attracts desery
ed attention. ltinclu,ies poultry Of most Il
the standard varieties, something like iwcr
ty-iivc different kinds of Bantams, pigeon
Vulnerable, guinea hens and game III
whole forming splendid collection. Man
varieties Of pigeons are shSF'n by g. T. fa
set Of Enosburgh, F. F. Gonycau of W
nooski and s. q. Brush of Milton
c. C. Paine Of East Bethel shows son
Dominique Loghorns. Nirr Iioudans Al
exhibited, in addition to those already mel
toned ny G F. Thompson and Mrs. n.
Clark of this city = White Bau'ams a
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NEh' ANS -
Directors T. iilch"S; -
| Lyman, George Morton; ni'rles w.,
| house, Lorenzo IT, ""ouh"'Se VI Nv"
York
President Henry l. liichph-
| lcS:i IeS GTan,., W WaoJSnmsn
/ 'aSn'ci i'''''' w.
uowAED NATIONAL EhNH.
| D,r,,.t .ors-J awrence Barnes. +. NJ Van
| S;cl.Ien loci II Cafes e. NJ. Spaul,ing, \
/ w. Allen.
President Lawrence Barnes.
Nice-Presidcnt-F. NJ. Van Sickicn.
/ Cashier c. \. Sumner.
.-..,.,.-,.,. ..,.r,,,-,, r,,,r IN, sr ABRAMS.
a., d,
Directors bradley barrow | a. w. u t5'''','
Metcalf, {. y. Bishop and A. Il. Chailec-
Bradley Barlow, president; f. a. Metcaii'
vlce-presldent T. n. B'shop' cashier. "A
| Seml-annual dividend OF three per cent on inc
capital stock was declared, making t"ai oi
six per cent for the year just past
,.,,,.., ,.,,,,,.,, v,xr ar sr rn,xs
-, II II pon,on
a Rrr,or q " Foster Albert Sowlce
f. 4. Sowles. president; Albert Sowles,
cashier. Previous TO the past year the bank
has paid scmi-annual dividends of six per
cent ; but the past year no dividends have
been declared, although earned, the holders
oi Slock prcitrrihS 10 ii>c 'i'h ii'""'N "''"
W ''' '''''N
ST. ALhANs Trust '"NfANH-
Directors -Mcssrs. l.. Bralnerd, O. +.
Fassctt. 4. o. Brainerd, L. a. Smith, II.
Braincrd, Charles Wyman, +. I. Brainerd.
Lawrence Braincrd, president: II. J.. Bur
CESS, treasurer
LAuouIE COUNTY. or nyDErAEK.
Dircctors-C. l.. Moves II. Henry Powers
of Norristovn Al. Moves. e. $. Page of
Uv,lrnork George wilkins of Stowe, i. $.
ESni1min of Wolco,t. Henry Smile of Cam
bride. c. /. Moves. president: G. $. Page,
icr-nresi,lent and Albert l.. Moves, cashier
.
fAENEl's NATIONAL hANh OF NEi'DENNl7'
loircctors-Na ler scranton @i 'eTsehi1es'
H. W Leroy OF New ork' y: +. DlilSil II,
81 brS'ol' u. II; Lewis "' reI K m VI;
r. Allen "l NO ferr'S M y. i'c" .; VI
ADDISON: ltes,,ieh,; waiter '9''nli.on w
president, NJ r.; A!iei oi No. r''''S""'5" :
cashier, H. IL. Lewis.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF vEEGENNEs.
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Directors A. Sowlcs II. II. Bowman,
O. A. Burton. G. W. Foster, Albert Sowcs.
f. A. Sowles, president; Albert Sowles,
cashier Previous TO the past year the bank
has paid scmi-annual dividends of six per
cent; but the past year no dividends have
/ been declared, although earned, the holders
/ of stock prcferrinc to have their money used
! hv the bank
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Bo>ToN W,I,kErs.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. Il, lssl.
FLOUR. There continues TO he a very duh
feeling for Flour sales. - 80 al ~ for Western
superfnc; 81 UtaI 81 Tor common extras. 81 Sod
50 for Wisconsin extras, and . 0i6 - for Mime
sofa extras including choice bakers brands. In
winter whcais, = 25f > - Tor Ohio and Michigan
s. 50a - Tor Illinois and Indiana, and 81 OOa6 50 for
-. Louis, including iaNurtc family brands. Patent
spring wheats. including WISCONSIN. and Mime
sofa, at 50 - "a = 81 q Id. Patent winter wheat
including choice bakers brands. Wisconsin and
Minnesota eXiriS at &; 81 % ~ q hbl. Corn Meal
Is in fair demand AT y ,Ooa - r bill. Rye Flour
at s. .5a6 90 n bh Cat Meal AT S % "a IS e Dbl
GRAIN. In Corn there nm. feeling the past
week. Sales OF mixed and yellow have been at IS "a
GSc = bushel. Oats are ~ ilir demand Sales have
been al i,aa 53c q bushe. Rye 81 o. IA Vs. u BUSH
cl In Shorts the sales have been II 81 .J0,a SIS 90
and Fine Feed and MiddlingS ~ sls O042O o. d ton
PROVISIONS. There Is a far demand fol PORK
Sales have been at 81 - Ia L. 40 for prime SlI ~
"a l., ~ mess. and SO - J.. M for clear and extra
clear quality. In Beef sales have been At - M
"a ~ for mess and extra mess. and SLID II OOf bh
for family. Lard * IN fair demand sales have
been n "a 9l.c q N Tor CIV and Western. incni
ing steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams n
"a loo r. n for city AMI Western.
PRODUCE. There - san dull feeling fol
Butter. We quote crelin'ri"S Al .9,r 3jc for COOS
and chuicc New York ami vermont dairy NJ - "a
2Gc Sih Tor choice, and lG an r r. Tor fair Ia good
Cheese. l3cL. Eggs at y aat r. White Beans
firm sales oil Western AMI Northern Pea ut 81 81
"a -; choice mediums al 81 - e, S; yellow
Ewes at 81 W "a = Is AMI Red Kidneys at 81 CO IA
l 10 q bill. Potatoes range from II 10 zoe per bu
Apples range from = - zoe ! - per bill.
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New York stock and Money Market.


NEw ioRs. Jan u.
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No Wore Hard Times.

II YOU will stop spending 81 much On me clothes;
rich food and sfy!c buy good healthy food, cheaper
aud better clothing get more real ami substantial
things of HE every way, and especially stop The
foolish hahii of employing expensive, quack doc'
tors or using 50 much of the vale humhng medicine
that does YOU only HARM but put your trust Ia thai
SIMPLE pure remedy. Hop Bittrrs, that cures al
ways AT "A riiiing cost, and Won Will see good times
aud have good hcalih.-th'oHTr'e.
~ Jan l-u lNw2N
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANk.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANk-
Directors-IIenry y. llickok, Edward
Lyman, George Morton, Charles W. Mod
house. Lorenzo c. Woodhousr OF New
York.
President Henry Z. llicboh.
Nice-Presidcnt Edward Lyman
Cashier Charles W. Woodhouse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-14

REfoEM ScRooI.-Thc trustees OF the Ike
form School, Messrs. +. J. Ormshee, H. H.
Start and ]. ]. Estey, accompanied by Gov
Farnham, went 10 Nergenncs Tuesday to
hear the January examinaiionsa at the Reform
School They are reported as very well
pleased with what they saw and the eNamln-
alton which they heard. An opportunity
was given the boys to talk with the trustees
alone and make any complaints they had
without the presence of the officers oil the
school. but only one boy made any and thai
for trifling matter which could be rs well
ALLEGED of any school in the State. Mr..
Fairbanks was unanimously super
intcndent. The trustees will meet soon TO
make the necessary preparation for improv-
ing the buildings with ;hc money voted by
the LEGISLATURE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-14

NEEGeNxrs. Hon J. II. Warwick, who
writes for many journals under the name OF
"Broadbrim,' is in town. lie speaks here
Wednesday cvcun" ON life Shadows"
The sound of the Nood-chopper's axe is
heard in all our forests The saw-mlls arc
running night and cay. 'ihr old wood pile
is putt on its winter proportions by the
farm house. The annual call of the locomo
tive for more fuel is responded to, and our
hill sides and valleys are being annually de-
nudcd at the expense OF the beauty and
fertility Of the farm.
The snow plows which many had regard
ed as thing of the past, opened way fol
pedestrians Monday, greatly to the comfort
of hundreds who have had to pillow through
three and tour inches of snow most of tho
winter.
The ice trade is lively, and the best OF ice
is now furnished at two cents per cake. Tho
ice is from ten to fifteen inches thick anC
very pure.
The fine scsling is making IN apprecia
tive improvement in the business of on
merchants.
Farmers in ihi> lnc,,Iy are amused not ;
little over tn. chicken law passed by tht
Legislature. 1t makes it fincahlc To allow
hens ducks and geese 10 wander upon YOU
ncighbor's land-a nuisance rarely complain
ed uf-whils turkeys. the very pcrsonilicatiol
of gadabous, are left TO roam al their owl
| sweet will How consistent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-14

When children begin To cough at night, give a
dose of Whites Elixir; one or two doses always
stop the cough, aud The child sleeps well. Moth
ing is so wearing on small children rs incessant
coughing during the night, as my children always
do, when they have colds, if 10y any means hap
pen 10 he without Whites EliXir. 1t might truly br
called the Elixir Of Lie to all who are subec; Ia
coughs and colds dNwlm