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The herald., 1837-02-23

- lso-Ihc unqualified appreciation fs
hom the nanerous persons who IL u an evidence ~
seor yaIuc eyer s other Having quick n
ard en9cnt a,hcr VIII eh win not dry or rai. The
cred pot answering all The POI poses of sha,r boy
Pncc 81 cost pct, for sale caf
a,o,, HoPPER,s PHARMACY,
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NETWORK MARKET.--Feb. o..

A. market 500 Beef Cattle, 100 Mich Cows and
500 sheep. The quality Of the Beef was good, and
one dollar cwt. 700 we're taken ut from to IA
dollars the 100 10; being the highest mafke, ever
known in this city.
M'ch cows-NcarIy MI taken n, from s25 to as.
Shcep--There wns nm increased demand, and All
sold at from So 1-2 tot. tTT
Prouisions There IL considerable old Beef yet in
market, but i Is working OF ut Sli for mess. and
mess there Is little Mess quote nj SI4 a
l4.5O, and prime $3.50 and SO. Pork IL shade
lower, say $3.50 and $23.50. Lard has declined
and Is now 10 IA cents. Hams l3a Is cts. Cheese
is getting quito scarce, hut Of Butter there Is still
plenty, though u s selling well at 20 20 cts best.
Corn Exchange. several sales Of com
mon brands Of Western Flour on Saturday at SII rs
which Is decline OF ~ i2 All sorts uf tiour ara
very heavy and slow Of sale except rye four. which
sold freely at the very high price Of 80 bbls. The
stock Of wheat is large Rye we quote at $50 cts.--
Northern corn at 106 l0S cts. Oats we quote So !
b eis.--N. Y. Jour. Of Com. Feb. "a.
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Married at Vernon. VI. by Cyrus washburn, Esq.
Mr. Charles Harris OF Buffalo, N. Y. TO Miss
Betsey Crouch Of Vernon;
Mr. Bradford Hodges of New Salem, to Miss
Hannah Bosworih of Petersham, Ms;
Mr. Henry Amcs, TO Miss Lorana b. Win
chester, both Of Marlboro, W.T.;
Mr. Ahiel Harvey of Lebanon, CT to Miss
Sarah Miller of Mortified, Ms;
Mr. Reuben Taylor of South Hadley, to Miss
Dorcus Nash Of Springfield, Ms;
Mr. Josiah W. Grout, to Miss Harriet Peck,
both Of Pelham, Ms.
..'rhr, glory in those sacred ties.
Which many wits and fools dispise,
or husband aud Of pys;
While angels look, with arden, gaze.
Well pleased to sec such happy days,
Aud bid them losr-rhrough iife."
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DIED.

In Dummerston, Jan. &c, Mr. james Sar-
geant, hged a.
In Hinsdale, N. III. a5th ult. Mr. Joel Dick
inson, aged SEA- soldier Of the revolution.
In Greenfield, 70th ult. Mr. Aaron White,
aged So.
In Mortified, Mr. Reuben Wright, aged 81.
10 Swanzey, N. H. Mrs Polly Holbrook,
wife Of Mr. Helon Holbrook, aged %.
In Rutland, Mr. Jared c. Burdick, aged as.
In Boston, Mr. Nathaniel Peck, aged So
revolutionary pensioncr. In Watertown, Mas.
MIR Daniel Rice, aged 81. In Middlebury, Jo-
sinh Stoweli, sgcd 90. Ia Sc Aibans, Joanna
Warner, aged 10. In Leicester, Mr. John Sar-
gent, sged So
In New Orleans, Feb. rs, Mr. Henry J. Burt,
native Of Rutland, w.
In Blanchard, Me-, Charlotte, daughter OF
Mr. Benz. Holbrook. She lost her way 10 q
snow storm, on the night Of the 2ist Of Jan.
while returning from neighbours, and persisted
before she was found.
At Boston. 2Sd ult. Miss Elmira Farwe Of
Windsor, VI. aged 10.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Marlboro

4 Distrtct or Marlboro, So.
At ti.e Probate Court holden at Wilmington
within and for said district, on the last Wed
nesday Of February, A. ID. Present,
Hon. Asa KroHr, Judge:
ZONES Elisha Putnam, Guardian 10 Charles
~ p. Murdoch, minor and heir 10 the Es-
tate Of SCHUYLER MURDOCH, late Of
Nottingham, in said district, deceased, and
moves for licence to sell the Real Estate his
said ward lying in said district; Whereupon
Il is ordered that healing be had in the pre-
misses, before said Court at the session thereof
10 be holden at New Fame in said district, on
the last "Wednesday Of March next; And for
the purpose Of notifying all concerned of the
lime and place Of bearing, said Guardian %
order, f,ro weeks successfully, in the Vermont
Phoenix, the last of which publication to be at
least two weeks before said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of record.
% Attest, A. KEYEs, Rec'r.
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A small ,Tanmery Cor Sale.

VNHE subscriber, having made up bis mind
IL to remove to the far west, offers bis stand,
situated 10 GuiioFd East Village, for sale; con-
sisting q convenient one story dwelling
HOUSE, new Wood-house and out buildings,
and never failing well Of good water.
ALso--a large Bark House Horse power
Bark Mili--Cunier's Shop-one large copper
Kettle, well set in brick--a number Of Watts
good water privilege-and small stock now
10 the tan: with the Tools belonging 10 the
Shop and Tannery.
Also--9 or 10 acres Of Pasturing Land, well
watered. and situated within one half mile from
the said House and Tanpery
All the above will be sold on reasonable
terms, and possession given immediately.
JOSEPH CIRCUIT.
Guilford, Feb. 20. 1897. q
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COmmissiOners, Notice.

NV e the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Hon. Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Westminster, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Of
GARDNER BRUCE.
late Of Townshend, in said District, deceased,
represented insolvenr, and also all claims exhib-
tied 10 offset thereto; and six calender months
from the 22d day of February inst. being, by
said Court allowed, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business ofour
said appointment at the dwelling house Of the
widow Sally Bruce, 10 said Townshend, on the
third Saturdays of April aud July next, from 1
to 8 O'Clock, p. M. on each Of said days.
VIM. II. SKATER, ca,,s
ELIJAH ALLEN, o"'
Townshend, Feb. Is, 1887. rs
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WORUS .WULTTC.aUEFS

TTvHE undersigned offers for sale the Seed
IL of the gfnuine Norus Municauiis, i'm
ported from France by Smith G. Sons, New
York, and warranted to be the growth of 1886.
Said Seed is put up in half or whole papers,
and will be sent by mail, free Of charge, to any
part Of the U. s., on the receipt Of SO Tor one,
or 50 for two papers. Notes on all solvent
banks taken in payment. This seed is irar-
ranfed 10 produce the genuine Chinese variety,
and the money in all cases will be refunded on
satisfactory proof to the contrary. Short direc-
tons for culture furnished each order.
SETH WHALEN,
Post Master, whalen's Store, New York.
February, 1887. 25
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r,om 8 aeu,leman in Washington
az MS village, dated
cd : ~, Monday Evening,
''a''' February 20.
,,--rhis evening after hearing az
J. ", d Whitney and one witness'
' l1'"5. chairman Ofihe commi''ee) a
'''" 49,, introduced by Mr. Lane OF In
' y y" tiaerpedie"t further TO pros
s';',.y and ordering him to be dis
Uni Tb, resolution was carried, the
,,iou members, with one or two ex-
'o,inr afirmOtively. The fact is
|loarb PeytOn and Wise had con-
s,dIy in regard to Whitney, yet the
I.,n01 as was plainly SEEM was opera
'Ssi, favor and was likely to contin-
Therefore it was inerpedienf'
[,eule i further
/ ..mmitlees of examination are likely
/ .G,b more than | had anticipated.
ii make some important develop
Among the wonderful things
a Hcbt is the correspondence be-
Whitney aud several Of,he deposite
/ THAT between him and the Burling-
/ !. said 10 be particularly interest
I'M, Cashier urges, in several letters.
case Of the dcposites. on account OF
(rprsbIe political effect upon the com
!. rbo were to be more freely accom-
/ with loans. Whitney procures the
n in compliance with the request
This matter | refer you TO a letter oil
h from the Spy in Washington"
you will probably see in the Courier
|,ooirer about the time Of your receiv-
h Be has examined the correspon-
and his letters will furnish extracts
|oldbe Cashier has been a Wing. but
| role al The last election. and a Whig
h ras also absent from the polls.
new Cabinet has to-day for the first
te,u spoken of in general conversation
Mined. think it is so. Forsyth,
tbury and Kendall to retain their pla-
\ ID Butler also 10 continue in his, Of At
General. Joel R. Poinsett, Of S. G.
Secretary of War, and Muhlenburg, oil
10 be Secretaryof the Navy. Dickin-
| be only officer who retires, will doubt
oloRussia long enough TO get an outfit,
be will return, 10 give place to some
person whom it is thought worth while
rid Of without absolutely disgracing.
3 written in great haste as the time for
Big 10 the Post Office has arrived.
Merry hastily yours,
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Liberality a little while ago, was gricvous
offence in the omission, ---it is now a qreater
blemish ia the commission He vouchsairs
to read homily on the deneanor Of m Off
Ger, and discourses largely on dignity and
gentility Mr. Editor do not fail 10 attend
the next annual training--not Of the deca we'd
and downfalen Infantry, but Of The old line
ne standing regulars, and there you can see
the forlorn hope of the country, converted,
under your correspondent, into school Of
good manners / doubt not you will find il
an amusing exhibition.
Before dismiss your correspondent, can.
dor requires that should say something
more. He complains that in my former
communication, was guilty OF personal
abuse" towards him; in other words, rated
him too io,e. Perhaps there is business in
the complaint We have been fellow sol
diers together; know him well, better than
he knows himself would not depreciate
his merits. Providence designed him for
an humble and useful station; he is certain
ly calculated, with proper discipline, 10 be-
come good private soldier. in time of peace,
or even in war, if the enemy did not FIRE
bullets. After few years experience. he
would make respectable corporal II ar
CUES want ofjudgment in character 10 lifi
him above this point II is true the infatua-
ton Of his associates has raised him higher,
and the unhappy consequences may be seen
in the ehusions Of his little mind--bloated
with the vanity of exaliation He fancies
that where he is not. there military spirit
cannot thrive.--that decay and ruin mus
mark thai company from which is With
drawn the sunshine Of his presence. andthai
he alone is the model of the spirited. the tai
ented. the gentlemanly, and the learned
commander; but he is in.error; he is very
inconsiderable man; he cannot disappoinl
his ultimate destiny; he must soon sink to
his proper level, and in the end discover
that elevation is not necessary mark OIL
merit and that many are raised to power q
can speak it without self praise) who are mol
possessed Of half the worth Of
A Light Infantry Soldier
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4 Ea'tor Of The Phaair =
Your correspondent IAN Ex.Mem-
I Icy unhappy in his assault uponthe
u'aulfy Company. He seems to be
;.l 'ua' ne has provoked controversy.
:" G ae Is reaplng more netlles than
|,,. o'lll he is disposed to continue a
|rp' warfare to no effect, as far as |
|, save save that Of proving that he bran
yum with as much awkwardness as
a sword In his first communica-
||iIaoOg much general abuse, he asserted
|Sn ds .s was great falling off in the num-
'..,pg oil oursoldiery. This charge
. ,'s'sa Oy a simple statement OF the
|a a,s' r,h hand Of the company's clerk.
INV H. what does this poor scri6bIer do :
IA Sa'nSay or disprove any ofthe facts
|vS. uy ,ne clerk2 No. He marches
En-" s 'plumns at the head Of ragged
|O' y" q vague Conjecture, wretched Der 3
I'm, INA. malicious insinuations and con.
i ,S,, @1'''lclsmsl He expects, perhaps,
h ,1a d. seI about cutting up bis food
/ yoo, veal but he is mistaken. lam
ill., ". readers could not have patience 10
TT Iy. u a pitched battle with such an
Esp .nrs, therefore. your correspon-
/ I, ,ssll in his service some more sub,
,' %S'rrlls' he had better end his cam.
Eiu, s DISMISS o'' his troops and his ,ropes
|idic nII,Member' is equally unfortunate
|c,S su'0a J. in his renewed attack upon
|l6r',' u'llcers- 1t will be remembered
|or" 't ~, naecharged bayonet upon them fol
|,Ss sa,s 'thatlhey had not paid Capt.
Aal ,hs out Of their private funds. 10
|S r0% 'lese officers we're no, actua,ed bv
|oDs Jd' ny spirit Of parsirnony, lie clerk
na,t 'O "a instances oftheir liberaIity
Ho ", sae manouyre Of the willy tacii,
|noun,s wheels to the right-abont.face-
! npol ss 'a' Is, lavish expenditure Of mou
''a'e'''ikc and ungenllemanlyl-
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COMMITTEE MEETING.

A meeting of the VINO CoMMITrEE OF
Windham County, will be holden al the Inn
Of b. A. Qrmsbee, in Fayetteville, on THuRs-
DAY, the 9th day Of March inst. at l O'Clock,
P. M. to fix on q time for holding County
Convention, devise means for the more eff
cient organization Of all those opposed 10 thu
political principles and abuses Of power, which
have eveniuated 10 the election Of Martin Van,
Buren, TO the Presidency, and TO consider such
other political subjects as may be thought ne
cessary.
an The members Of he committee, and other
gentlemen who feel disposed 70 consult and
attend,
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of marlboro, -.
At the Probate Court holden at Wilmington
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday of February, A. d. lSs7---Present,
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge;
ZONES Sir Isaac Newton and Arethusa
~ Bruce, Administrators of the Estate OF
SAMUEL BRUCE, late Of New Fame, in said
district deceased, and moves for licence tose the
Real Estate of said deceased to pay his just
debts, suggesting that part thereof cannot be
sold without injury to those interested in the
remainder; Il is therefore ordered that the
heirs and all concerned in said estate, be noti-
fed, by publication of copy Of the record
of this order three weeks successfully, in the
Vermont Phoenix, TO appear before said Court
at the session thereof to be holden at New
Fare, in said district, on the last Wednesday
of March next, and give bonds for the pay
ment of said debts or show other and sufficient
cause why said real estate should not be sold
for the purpose aforesaid.
A true copy Of record
&c Attest, A. KEYES, Reg'r.
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LATEST FROM FLORIDA.
Ihe JaeksouylIIe Courier, l6,h uI,.

IRON The Jacksonville Courier, 10th ult.
|AU Battle-Captain Mellon Killed!
BLACK CREEK, Feb. ID. 1897.
F-The steamboat John Sloney arrived
pIace this morning, in which Lieut..
Tanning and Capt. Percy. of the U.
Navy, came passengers, They re-
/ bat battle took place on the morning
cIh at Encampment Monroe. at the
Of Lake Monroe. This post was at
|da5 o'clock this morning, and brisk
/ sf up by both parties until 8 o'clock,
The Indians retired. Col. Tanning
nsommand of about $50 regulars and
PleTcyin command of SO friendly In.
Capt Mellon, United States Army,
lIed. Lieut. J. t. Mclaughlin and
|'ales were wounded. The hosliles
estimated at 8 or 400 hundred strong
|A he Indians retired, the friendly In
yelled at and tainted them all they
70 make them renew The aitack-bul
syllable or gun was head from them
account as far as it goes, you may de
|0p0n' had it from Capt, piercy.
In haste, yours, &c.
ABOVE intelligence is confirmed By
| 'nsal al this place on Tuesday nigh
'n Re, steamer Cincinnati, Capt. Curry
FL Thomas left the Post during tn.
s@enl' and succeeding in getting OF
'ae Sanlee' played upon the hostile,
r. FOUNDER from the boat with grea
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PROSPECTUS OF STORIES FROM
REAL. LIFE


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House for Sale.

rTvHE subscriber offers for sale his House,
= situated in Brattleboro village, but lew
rods from the Main Street The House is two
stories high, in good condition, aud Is very con-
venient for Boarding house, or for three fam
lilies. II will be sold cheap ii application is
soon made.
For further particulars inquire Of Asa GREEN,
Esq. ASAHEL CLAPP.
Feb. 90, 1887. rs
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TEsTIMoNIALs.

DR.. Webster's edition Of the Bible, 10 which
the language Of the translation is purified from
obsolete, ungrammatical, and exceptionnha
words and phrases, is approved and used by
many cIergymen and other gentlemen very
competent to judge Of It's merits
JEREMIAH DAr, Prssident Of Yale College.
BENJAMIN SiLLIMAE,
JAMES l.. KINesIEY,
CHAuNcEy A. GoopRIcn, Professors,
DEsIsoN OLMsrED,
THEoDoRE ID. WooLsEy,
We use Dr.. Webster's edition Of the Dibs
In our families, and can cheerfully recommend
it TO Others. Signed by tbs following clergy,
men.
NArHAsiEL w. TATLoR,
LEONARD BACON,
THOMAS A. MERRILL,
WILLIAM c. Fowler.
This Bible is an octave, handsomely printed,
with the marginal readings and references Of
the original version, and is universally APPROX
ed by those who use il. Sold by
SIDNEY BABCOCK, New Haven.
New Haven. ct. March, 1897. o6
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MARRIED.

In this town, 18th ult. by Rev Mr. Wood
house, Mr. John w. Farrell of Wilmington,
to Miss AIcesta l.. Billings of Greenfield, Mas.
At Mount Pleasant, Gea. Dec. a9d, by Bish-
op Andrews, Samuel Catlin, Esq. Merchant OF
Wetumka, Alabama, to Miss Lucy Nj. Ryon,
formerly of Putney, VI.
Remedy for Hard Times.--In Alexandria,
ID. C. Jan. 81, Mr. Geo. II. Berry 10 Miss Su.
sauna Sheriff, all Of Charles County, Nd.
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(kcpprted Tor the d. Advertiser X Patriot.)
A. market 800 Beef Cattle and ITO sheen.
! PRICES Beef Catie--I.ast weeks prices were
uy suppcrted larger proportion Of the better quail
tiles were az market, and were sold at our high
est Quotations: We quote extra 30; LIST quality 7
75ms 25; I'd quality S7a7 80; and 81 quality a,
q. rs a o so. i -I '-' :,
shesp-Thosc at market were ordinary. and were
taken 10 one lot at 3 80.
Stcine--None Mt market.
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WILLARD P, GIBSON.
From Siias Burbank, Druggist, Montpe
her, VI.

From Silas Bur6dflk UrNggisf, WonlPe-
her, "
DR. Newton, Sir I'll have kept for sale
SWANS and Davis Panacea. find yours fire.
quensly preferred. ! Wish youto send me some
perhaps more. In case Of being supplied with
yours, will not keep any other kind,
FOR SALE BY
WILLlSTON d TYLER, Brattleboro
A. Keyes, Putney VIM. G. Stimson T. CO..
Boston; and by the Druggists generally.
NIB. Druggists and Others wishing TO pur-
chase the above Panacea, by the dozen can
have il Of Williston & Tyler, Brattleboro, or
S. Burbank, Jr. Montpelier, on The same terms
ms Of the proprieiors. March, 1887. eply26
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nI 8 cts. for Goals. 81

rVyHE Huntington IRON Co. viii pay cents
Il bushei, Cash, for good hard wood Goals
delivered at their works any time during the
year 1887. There is abundance Of wood at
moderate prices in the neghborhood Of the
works.
I. DOOLITTLE, Agent.
Bennington, Feb. 90, 1887. 6w26
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Paints and Painting.


ENG1GRhOM AN OVVhN
CONTINUES 70 keep good assortment Of
~ Paints and Oils, japan, Spirits Of Tufpen-
tine, Vanish, Gold Leaf and Bronze, Window
Putty, Paint Brushes, &c. &c, Also ready mix
ed paints to accommodate those who would
like TO do their own painting.
All kinds Of shop painting at fair prices
Particular attention will be paid to
TnsftGtf0n Work,
Of various kinds Of Wood, Stone aud Marble
Those who wish to get their Doors, Counters
or Mantel-pieces painted, please call and see
specimens Of work. New and old Chair,
painted BY the hundred or single.
He will employ several good workmer
TO do HOUSE, FASTING and GLAzNo. He viii
furnish Any amount Of
Cabinet Furniture or Chairs,
ofas good quality, and at as low prices as car
be purchased 10 this vicinity.
IL Please call opposite Mill Street.
Bra,tleboro, March I'd. q
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DsAll communications relating to the Brat
tleboro Light Infantry, hereafter, will be con-
sidered as advertisements and charged accord
ingly.
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II IME, Shingles and Clapboards, for sale by
L. March, 1897. E. w. PROUTY & Co