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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-15
DIR. T.. SHERMANS
Vegetable Catholicon.

An unernng remedy, and known to be such
for the following diseases viz:
All diseases of the lungs which cause OBJ
stfuctions OF the same; such as coughs, colds.
catarrh, bronchitis, and even CONSUMPTION,
in the premonitory or forming stages. Also
engagements of the spleen, in the differen,
stages, and all diseases Of the liver, caused
by enlargement or topor jaundice in all its
forms constipation Of the bowels attended
with torpor OF the stomach and bowels. and
OF all the train evils attendant on these diff
c%ulties.
Night sweats and all forms ofhectic fever,
s%croiula, in all its various forms and in most
cutaneousdiseases or those affecting the skin,
and nearly all forms Of dIopsy and many
other OF minor importance which | forbear
to mention.
Finally, this medicine is a powerful a~ltera-
i've and deobstruent hence, it follows asia
matter OF course that all diseases which tend
10 obstruct the natural channels of circula-
ton whether in the larger organs or in the ca
pillary vessels will linda sovereign balm in
this all powerful remedy.
II is also a laxative that is sure and steady
in IFS operation and never fails TO remove
habitual cos,iveness if persevered in a stuff.
cient length o! time.
1t is purely vegetable, and NAV be used
any length oftime that the nature oftbe case
may require without ever harming the con-
s%tituiion in the slightest degree therefore
1t has an advantage over many other med
lcines IN chronic diseases, which should not
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge for yourselves
| venture to say that no one will regret a fair;
trial in any of the above diseases.
For sale by J.Porter, Rutland. l3,Iv
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JEW DA VIDS OR HEBREW


'ENRE very best remedy that is known
for all kinds Of pain or weaknesses, such
as rheumatism, govt, pain ia the side, hips,
breast, back and limbo, headache, nervous
toothache, &C.; in every case Of which it
has proved an eflectual cure.-Thera is no
thing better for its soitening and healing
qualities in cases ofscroflulous humors, knots
wens, white swelling, hard tumors, stiff Joints,
ague in the breast. &c. 1t is also very bcne-
hclal In giving permanent relief in eradlcat-
ing pain and lmparting strength in all cases
OF weakness---weakness in the stomach,
weak limbs, lameness, affection Of the spine,
female weakness &c. No person subject to
pain or weakness In the back or side should
DE without IL; married ladies in delicate
situations find great relief from constantly
wearing tins plaster. The application Of this
plaster between the shoulders, has been
found a certain remedy for colds, coughs,
phihisic and lung affections in their primary
stages. 1t destroys inflammation by produce
ing coPlous perspiraiion. No physician
should be without IT. 1t is a sure cure for
corns. Nearly all other Plasters arc spread
thereby rendered almost useless, by LAYING
and getting dry before using. This plaster
is put up IN boxes containing sufficient TO
spread Six or eight p%laslers, price so cents
a box.
A pamphlet containing certificates and a
history of the above plaster, may be had by
calling on any Of the following agents:
w. r.. &. STODDARD, Rutland: Addison
Bnck, Pittsicrd; Volney Ross, Brandon; Ira
bingham, Sudbury; S. Moody, Middle6ury:
ames A. Hodge, Dorset; ID. Andrews, Man.
chester G. b. d A. l.. Bacor, Sunderland.
Il. Jameson, Castleton; Hitchcock Z Nor.
gan, Clarendon Springs; S. Mears. East
l'oultney; Wheeler g. Swallow, Pawlel K.
Prescott, East Rupert; Harrington & Co..
Factory Point; b. Harmon, North Benniag-
ton; John C.. Haswell, Bennington. 3G.iy
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GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE
This is TO informIh he public that all genuine
medicine has on the side OF the boxes,
Wright'S Indian Vegetable Pills,

This is 10 inform he public that all genuine
medicine has on the side Of the boxes,
WrighfS Indian Vegetable Pills,
QNDIAN p%URGATIvE)
ofHe North American College Of Hedlth.
| And also around the border of the label, will
be found in small type, ENTERED according
to the act OF congress in the year 1910, by
WIN. WRIGHT in the Clerks office of the
District Couri, Of the Eastern District OF
Pennsylvania"
1t will further be observed that the printed
dierction for using the medicine. which &C.
companies each box, are also entered accord.
ing to Act OF Congress; and the same form
will be found at the bottom OF the first page.
The public will also remember, that all
who sell the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills
are provided with a certificate of agency
signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Vice President,
Of Moth American College of Health.
Wholesale County AGENTS.
The public are cautioned against buying
of any but the regularly appointed agents
namely:
W. +. C. STODDARD, Rutland;
c. Clements, West, do;
Brown & Dow, C~uttingsville;
J. Buckmaster, Shrewsbury;
G.. 81 A. Billiard, +. Clarendon,
S. Townsend, Jr., Wallingford;
Lapham, Vail & Co., South do;
J. e. S. Vail & Co., Dandy thorough;
S. & N. j. Smith, do.
n. w. Sawyer, Tinmouth;
Vail 81 Otis, Middleiown;
J.. M. Walker, Clarendon;
Ripley & Bailey, w. Rutland;
S. d. Winslow, Pittsford;
Warren & Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do;
Ira Bingham, Sudbury;
Weaving & Catlin, Orwell;
w. Chapman q Co., do;
f.. III. d S. Aiken, Benson;
r. S. Armstrong, West Haven;
p. Fletch & Son, Bridport;
j.. Frost, do;
Wright q Buck, Shoreham;
John Simons, Jr., do.
A. Allen, Fairhaven;
f.. Jameson, Castleton;
j. o. Richardson, West Poultney;
S. Mears, East do.
Allen Grover, Wells,
Wheeler & Swallow, Pawlet,
j. o. LANGLEY, Travelling Agents.
n. Is. All orders and communications must
be addressed thus:
New England Office and General Depot
lily 1913 fremont Street, Boston.
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Green Mountain House.

yVHE Subscriber would inform the public
Il that he has taken the Tavern Stand
at ClatendonSprings known as the Green
Mountain House, which he has put in order
to receive boarders, travelling custom and
parties Of pleasuTe-who will receive paTii-
oular attention, and all who may favor him
with their patronage may be assured that they
shall not be dissatisfied with the fare or price
-thepro OF this is the trial.
r. \. KILBURN.
For sale at The above place Ladies and
Genilemen's Kid Shoes. cheap for cash.
Clarendon, May 2s, 1874. 22tf
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BOLTING CLOTHS.
AND
HNi'l' NH SONcS.
b. + WHITE.

No. G, Morton Block, NM 81, Boston,
IMPORTS and keep constantly for sale an
u extensive assortment of Dutch B0ltinp
Cloths ofthe following patterns, viz, Anchor,
Arms of Harlem, Bird Of Paradise and Eagle.
From long experience in the manufacture and
sale OF this article, the advertiser is enable
TO furnish Millers with more perfect and du-
rable cloths, and at lower prices than they
can be obtained in the United States.
ALSO; FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,
OF all sizes manufactured at the Massachu-
sets State Prison.
March 6 ,lSi4. G mis- 6mos-l4
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HANGING PAPER.

-ITH JUI1.
'HHb Subscriber has just received a new
supply Of the above article, and in adj.
dItIOn to his former stock makes a better az.
sorimenl than is TO be found al any place /,
the county. The paperis not 10 be surrnassoJ
by any in the market for beauty and durabili.
~, and will be sold extremely low for cash
Call Immediately, if YOU wish lo - H.
oes' n cheapest Paper in the county.
- Also TRASsPAGFsr WrNDow Sy
Rutland, July "a, Ieli.
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Lead Aqueducts,

TNllE subscriber, having taken Of w. w
Whitley, the Stock Machinery, &c. for
Vie manufacture Of Lead Pipe, &c. will con.
nnne The business, as usual, al Caslleton Muns
N all It's various branches. Lead Pine N
Superior quality OF all sizes, from half inch 10
,nch and a hali' constantly on hand. AIso
Metallic Pumps, OF various kinds, an EXCEL.
irn' article known IN point of nea,nes, ao9
e.f'viHiy TO te equal 10 any now ia use. man.
uiactnfed and warranted. man
Al orders IN hls line Of business will hs
promptly suenced TO, and PIPE ia any Qnantj.
Ties furnished on short notice. ~
Inc hheal patronage heretofore received
u hl' noe Of business, induces The subsrri-
Mills. VI n. X WUITS8,SS'on
'asiieton Mills Aprl 10. 1874. Ifen
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DIR. WISTAR'S
BaIsam of Wild Cherry.

The best medicine known to man for IL
cl2ient Consumption, asthma of every stage,
bleeding Of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver
Complaint, and all diseases Of The Pulmo-
nary Organs, may be had the agents canned
below.
HJAll published statements of cures per-
formed by this medicine are, IN eUery respect,
TRUE. Be careful and get the genuine
"DR WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHEhRY,"
as spurious articles are abroad.
Orders from any part Of the country should
be addressed to Isaac Butts, No. les Fulton
s"ee'' We" ioIK, 52:ly
AGENTS.
DANIELS a. BELL. Rutland.
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IL ALL
ar CLiREND0N SPRINGS
1S41.

tH f"fANIh N"HNtfANfi 7
thoroUeh end complete renovation. and D.
newly furnished and fitted for the comEoi
and convenience Of Wraltas and The reception
Of fashionable company, parties OF pleasure,
Sc. &c.
or the medicinal properties 1c 'these waters.
nothing need be said. Hundteus who have
proved their virtue, are ready 10 testify ',hs.
whereas they were once blind they now see
and though once lame aud infrm they now
can leap Tor JOY.
4 LADIES' SCHOOL
is now in successful operation, conducted hy
Mss J.. ". Smith OF Rockingham, Nt.an able
and accomplished lnstfuciress, which will
give such youre ladies' as wish 10 restore i'm
paired health and at the same time attend 10
literary pursuits, an opportunity Of spending
a few weeks most pleasantly, and at a tn
fling expense.
The subscriber pledges himself 10 such
as may please 10 favor him with their pat
tonacc tlal they shall GO away satisfied with
his accommodations and charges for the same.
DAVID llODGMAN.
Clarendon Spa, May /, 1874. leaf
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RICE, ROOT & co.

~ no" receiving lFOm Boston and New
FORK a choice assortment of goods
among which may be found Plain and figured
NJ de Lanes; rich fancy Lawns: balzorine
super scinda stripe, balzoretie; rich black silk
ana salin' Al mohair shawls, barrage. merino
ana alpaca do; cashmere do; Embroidered
NJ de lane do; ladies' fancy crayais. hosiery
sh1 gloves. Linen Goods-Doyles. Napkins.
. Damask and "A white linen, linen drills
a rch assortment Of cloths and fancy cas-
slinefe Florence, Rutland and sfodena Bon
9e'si aud nch Ribbons, Gimps, Edgings and
Laees' ana many other lhings-to be sold low
Tor cash and approved credit.
Casl!e!on, APfl 80, 1874. Io,f
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PRlCE REDUCED
The Resurrection ~,
Persian Pills.

DElNG composed Of the p,,.
ID Indian vegetable extracts. ,tc n '
purely vegetable; and Tor cradis,u,
ease in all its varied forms. tbcy U.s.
rivallcd. In their operation the, ,r
romoye the very roots of discasc-l
dlarrhea, dyscntary and an dise,.
ing iIom an impure state OF lin ll.
disofdcred system. They are r,,
SAINT in their effects, end at the
restore and .nyigorate the system W.
quicken the circulation, putty flo .l
remove all diseased action. rive n ,
the nerves, eNhilirale tho swris. All 20
health and strength TO the whole
No family should be without the
Pills, for il might save them from ,to
bed Of a long and lingering disease of
ing; also a heavy bill of expense. H..
ventative is easily obtained and tho ~,
small. They arc the cheapest as MI
the bestpills in use-largo box, - NH.
80 cents-small box, 80 pills, for "a ,r
A pamphlet containing certificates and
tory OF the above Pills, may be had f,e,
calling on any oftho agents.
For list of agents, see Jew Dayid's pb,..
in another part of this paper.
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BRANDRETH's EXTERNAL
REMEDY OR LINIMENT

which by lis extraordinary powers abstract.
pam or soreness thus sprains, stiff sinou,s
white swellings, rheumatic pains, or Stiffness
stiffness IN the joints, iumors, Unna,n%ai
hardness, stitf neck, sore throat, croun, co.
fractions OF the muscles, scorlulous enla,oa
menis' tender feet, and every description y,
injury affecting the exterior Of the bnman
irame' are cured or greatly relieved. by hia
Hegef-lo. be sufficiently e1iolled remedy.
The following are the only au,bo,isod
Agents for the sale Of the the BranIretb piIls
ana mint in Rutland County
w. J.. &. Stoddard, Ripley & Bailey. RI,
and Hitchcock & Morgan. West R1,lanJ .
e: b. Walker, Benson; S. d. Armstro".
Wesihayen Goodwin & Jaokman. Hodas,
&Iiawkins, Caslleion; Willard & FaInso,
Fairhaven; w. Chapman & Co, Orwell -
hnekmasler, Buckmasier d Co. Shewsb,,v
,. Townsend Wallingford Lapham. Vail g.
90 South Wallingiord; T.. +. Rogers. nsatS
borough Whedon q Swallow, Pawle, II
Sitnonts, Piuslord Ira Button, Warren &
biiss' hfanGon; Ira Bingham, Sudbury n
" Sawyer, Tlnmouih. s.. &. Bruce Middie.
,2"n o.. Richardson, West Poultney /.
' W. "e-s' IO-Iy.
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NE w a II RIVAL.
II. W. LIBBY,
= A T, Q

EEAs this day taken the s@iSopoyera D..
ha store formerly occupied by Is,
Strong, and one door south ofG r iIol,,
where he proposes to make a pcrmap.r
stand in his business. He hopes by sobna,
honesty and industry to be sustained Ly d.
public.
SHOP REGULATIONS.
LIST. Customers will find him at his s.,
except when at meals. 2nd. lis nerve.
will be in suitable condition for bnsn.,
carly in the morning or late in the even
ing. Sd, Work will be done precisely 3.
the time engaged. 4th. Garments war.
ranted to fit and made TO stay. 9th. Cutting
for others TO make, properly fitted. 9Th
Prices as low as any other shop in town
9TH. All kinds of produce taken in paymcu,
except cabbage.
Come and see II. w. LIBBY
Rutland, June 10, 1914. 2ltf
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DR.. B B~RANDRETHS
Vegetable Pills.
The Universal Medicine of I;fy

TIE O"irersal Medicine cfLiE!
THERE are faculties both bodily and in
Il tel!ectual within US, with which certain
herbs have affinity, and over which they have
power.
All diseases is produced by the impuri,v
OF the blood. The Brandreih Pills remove
ne cause Of all diseases by purifying the
blood, they are therefore properly called mi.
versal; they are mild in their operations. and
never falling in their beneficial effects.
Remember-That each box of The genuine
has upon II three copyright labels. That each
label has two signatures of DR., BENJAMIN
Brandreth upon 1t. That there must he mon
each box three signatures, thus DIR. RENE
min Brandreih, NJ. ID. And three siona,nga.
thus benjamin Brandreth.
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REMEDY,
Se'1,S 10 cur constitutions, and eo'Ptaes' 90
ne cure Of ercry cDruble a'seds'' rH' oe
found ~
WRIGHT'S.
Indian Vegetable Pills

mi, rur NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH
TIIESE extraordinary fiiis ace oo"p"s00
Of plants which grow spontaneously ~
our ovn soil. and arc therefore better adapted
to our constitutions than medicines ooncoctod
rom foreign drugs however well they may
be compounded; and as the
INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
are founded upon the principle that The human
body !. in truth .rr
SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE c
viz: corrupt humors, and that said medicin
cures this disease on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
5y cleansing and purifying The 6ody, 1t VIII DC
manifest that il the constitution be moi en-
iirely exhausted, a perseverance IN Their use
according to direction, is absolutely certain
TO drive disease of every name from the body
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one of the best, II not the very
bes, medicine in the world for the carrying
out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE
because they expel from the body all NOR
bid and corrupt humors (the cat Sc OF dis
easel in an easy and NATURAL MAN
NER; aud while they every day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease OF every name is rapidly driven IRON
tho lnIv
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Tor W'fNf1 - IHVINT1 y tHFI'Hf H0HNF
Auimmcjiaie rchcfio inciritni consumption,
ihc nnnt hiiis IN public sTcakcIs Paipl-
TALON ~ The Hear Dyspepsia, Spinal
wcakncss Piles ptoapsus ulcii and
AMI. and Diseases of pafiufcni anu chlli-
Rcd Ladies without medicines.
n HIS insifUmcii has been examined by
4 Dfs Npu, hoiecls, Francis and Gns-
comb ol New Haven and Mlddic,own. Conn,
and has obtained ioi itself iL,ir favorable
testimony.
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Thus killing 43 birds out OF SO. The outsiders
poor creatures had not chance The firing was
somewhat like that on the fourth OF JuIy-they
could not turn one way or the other but they were
popped at, and it was only three or four that
escaped-the others fell within few yards outside
the boundary. The. shooting of Mr.. J. Prindler
excited some establishment, as ne was reckoneo
one of the best shots in the club--we need only
refer to the table to show how theyreckoned with
out their host On the same side the shooting OF
Mr.. Milburn was altogether as good, and elected
considerable appreciation throughout-not bird
escaped him, and it was done with such ease and
elegance, if the expression may be allowed; every
bird that rose to hlm fell within few yards of the
trap as dead as herring. OF the shooting Of
the others on his side, the table will speak Nexi
to Mr.. Milburp, Mr.. Wilson's shooting drew
forth great admiration, although not quite so de-
cided shot, yet sufficiently SO for good sports
an-ihe only one he missed appeared to be IN
consequence Of his piece hanging fire, or slight
delay in his pulling the trigger. Of the shooting
of the others the table will speak.
The next was a sweepstakes, birds each, OF
which the following is the result -
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmsdge, and Aldermen Bunting
nj okn

M. G PATERSON, Esq District Attorney.
additional Grand Jurors to rig Gustavus
Conover, William Dudley, Joseph w Stlckler Caleb
Little John 8. Adams, james B. Garretson and william
Banlch.
Trial for Grand Larceny William Farrar and John
Henry were tried fora grand larceny in stealing on
Ne naGiu . io,h;rp onev and Evidences If debt
amounting in all to $l66 80
The complainant stated his loss and Mr. Patrick Cote
Of No. IS Chatham street, deposed that the prisoners
the night of the 4h of July beng boarders in his house,
brought the property home That he searched the pockets
Of coat and found the Of Themas g. Smart pa
per went and informed MIR Smart OF the circumstance,
who the detected his loss and identified all the property
and the prisoners were arrested oy omcers hnaPp ana
The jury rendered verde. Of guilty and the Court
sentenced them the State PrsonFarrar for two years.
and Henry for two and two months.
Robbery in the LIST VILLAIN Reed and Charles
Williams were next tried Tor highway roonery IN rob-
Mexican steamer Monteznma OF fourteen Mexican
dollars and eight silk on the evening
Of the goth June last in Water street. Judds OIL Fac
tory by orciby throwing him into an iron boiler and
rifing his pockets.
eyewitness the transaction, and identified the
the complainant was in liquor at the time Some other
syaenee not 70 the M anS asr
long charge from the Recorder was submitted to the
jury Verdict not guilty
then tried for burglary in the Sd degree in having on
the 18th Of July in the day time broken into the meat
shop Of w T. Blair No. AZ Mott street and stolen be-
$Il and $40 worth Of choppers knives hooks, Sc
Verdict, guilty and the Court sentenced him to the
State Prison for years
.qnother Grand Larceny Charles Ross John Rogers
and George Cummings, next tried for grand lar
ceny in stealing soveregns and seven
value $50 "a from laborer named James Rafferty, OF No.
% Catherine street. 4th OF June last while he was
in porter house the of Centre and Anthony
SITS 1t was alleged by Rafferty, that his money ieil rom
purse the floor the gold being tied ia separate par
GEL that was picked up by them and only three half
dollars restored, whch were given 10 him by Ross.
The Jury acquitted Ross and Cummings there was
no proof that they carried off any Of the money hut found
Rogers guilty petit larceny only and he was sent to the
PeniteDtiary for six months.
.a,oher-Lorin Brown also tried for grand lar.
DENY in stealing on I'd of last month 10 tickets valued
at S44 OF Delaware Lottery from the office OF Edwin NJ
HYDE No GAG Green wich street.
The jury found the prisoner guilty, but recommended
him mercy The Court sent him to the State Prison lot
two years.
Aiiaurned to "Wednesday. at 10 O'Clock.
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90 What man sttcsh that shall he also rip" as
the tailors ION strike" SAID, when they abandoned
their half finished work-NeU York Native Paper.
We must again call on his Honor the Mayor TO
instl into his " organ little additional decency
and respect for things sacred. The above para
graph, which is fair sample Of the wit and refine
ment Of the conductors Of the print in question: has
certainly a rather singular appearance in the
columns of print, which is regarded as the organ
Of a man of so much piety and responsibility as
Mayor Harper
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o Wednesday, at 10 o'clock.
U, y. Circuit Court.
nntrra IL, I,a Rate

AUG. 6.-The report Of MIR. Commissioner Rapeje In
the case of Captain Drcod being application the
part Of the United States for ball. was submitted to
his Honor who ruled that the bail for $40 GOO already
put in on the part OF the prisoner could not justify
The prisoner stands remandtd His Honor the Judge,
having left the city, bail be received until his re-
turn.
james c Bell and Robert Grant vs. Matthias BroUn-Or-
dered the injunction for infringement OF patent right
be dismssed-the costs TO be paid by complainants.
George a. Loihar ct al Henry Achilles Il Gls-
This was an action for infriDeme OF potent right The
Court ruled that demurrer Of defendants be overued with
cnata
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Court Of Chnncery.

AUG. O. Crug Cruger-This case stands adjourned
over to Tuesday next Mr. O'Conor whose long address
occupied the Court for about five days had aterca
ton which is noticed more fully in another part OF our
paper, with Mr.. John Monroe, nephew to COLONEL Mon.
roe who smarried the sister of Mrs Cruger The chief
Of the dispute in consequence OF Mr. OConor
Monroe in giving evidence before the Master that
calculated to operate against his sister when young Mon
waited the s'eps Of the City Hail. and assaulted
Mr. O,Conor n n violent manner with his CINE.
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Sporting Intelligence.

PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH THE ANGLO AMERr-
CAN SHOOTING CLUB, AT BRooKLYN, ON MONDAY
Il was announced that the above Club would have
pigeon shooting match, on Monday, over their
ground at Redpoint, Brooklyn, a, 10 o'clock, but
in consequence of the absence Of the majority OF
the members, il was two the first shot was fired,
and then only about thirty members of the club
were present. Seven each having been chosen by
the President and Vice President of the Club, the
sport began. The order of the day was six birds
each, and there was provided for the occasion up-
wards of 300 wild pigeons expressly obtained from
Canada The following is the result Of the shoot
ing -