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BARROws ARLINGTON In Pittsfard.
Aug. 10th, by Rev. Charles Walker, ID, D., Id
win Harrow. at Providence, 4, l., aud Harriet +,
daurhttr 81 the late nr, Geo, h, Arlington Of
Pittsiopi
JONES PIKE In Weston, Vt, by Rev, :
L. e.. llkr, AZ the parsonage, u, l., Jones, \, h +,
graduate Ut MddlchuTy college, 10 Miss Althea
NJ, pke, eldest daughter OF the oihe'atins elrrgy-
man,
RATES WHITE In Rutland, AUG, sith, by
Roy. 4, =. Bailey, Mr William bates OF roult-
u,y, aud Mis- Ann White OF Well,
PERKINS KINGSBuRN by Rev \, +,
Bailey, Aug. 18th, Mr., William IL, Perkins Of
Rup,rt, AMI Miss Lilae kinssbury OF hchpp,
y
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OBITuARY.-W find in the Newport
Express the following notice of the late
Dir F. NJ Hall, who died at Berkshire on
the 9th inst, in his SD year: He had a
paralytc shock, about a fortnight previ-
GUS to his death, and gradually failed from
that time He was graduate of Middle
bury College in the class Of 1928, taught
the school for time and then gave his
attention to the study Of medicine, which
profession he followed successfully over
thirty years. OF his family Of ten child
rem only three are living, one NJ. B, Hall,
at present resident of Newport He
was an uncle of Ex-Governor Hiland Hall,
and while teaching at Andover, Mass,
gave the Governor his first academic in.
struction
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Action of Gov. Hayes OF OhiO.On the
Cattle Disease.
COLUMBUS, o.

1oIAl MBtS, W, mug 81.
Gov. Hayes has appointed commission
ers and given them instructions and au-
thority to prosecute all persons who shall
violate any of the provisions of the act
passed by the Legislature April 10th, 1867,
entitled ''An act to prevent the spreading
of contagious disease among horses, cattle
and stock, and to take other steps to pre-
vent the introduction of cattle disease in
the State" He has also warned all per-
sons that the introduction Of Texas and
other cattle infected with disease is pro-
hibited by law.
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BEEF Per 100 his. on total weight OF hide. tai.
and meat; extra, 81 1903 %; first quality, Sl2
OOSIla so; second quality, oil OoGll IS; third
quality, 81 O00l0 IS; few choice single pairs,
sl3 50Gli 90; some of the poorest COWS, &c,
q Q0GGS -.
WORKING OXEN .2OOa3oO.
HANDY STEERS sl25G4OO OF much accord
ing to their value beef.
cows AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
.ij@7o; extra .75@loo; farrow and dry .SSSSo.
SHEEP -ia5c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head, g. oO9i so.
HIDES Brighton loGl0.c,; country lots 9S
6elOc. caltskins lsa2Oc.
TALON brighton, sk@9c.; country lots,
7A@se.
REMARKS.
/ The disagreement as TO the market days and the
alarm about the cattle disease has kept business
a very unsettc, state during ths past week. We
understand that but very few new eases have oc-
CURED during the past week and that confidence
is gradually being restored. Some of the western
cattle have been sold at very low prices and but
few over Il cents per pound. OF the sales of us
/ that we noticed at Brighton Thursday, so were
( sold at J, . u, live weight, At Cambride, on
/ Tuesday, The arrivals Of cattle amounted to sos
or POO more than last week, and at Brighton GS
/ from Maine The Passumpsic train is expected
next week on Thursday morning. The trade yes
( terday at Cambridge was tolerably brisk, but
there was little done at Brighton. skif sold
hcifnrs at Ike, cows for 9sc, and one for lie
y H. John Duncan sold steers at lie, 81 steers
and heiters at $50 each or Toe, young cattle at
%, and stag for $50 or &c + B. Z ID Wilcox
sold a o' Of good year old steers a follows, OF
aidi \ at lie = at II dressed, at Ne, and
at l0-e. \ se.,tQn steers Tor AZ each or l0Sc.
! cow "a. 10 50. cows and hei;er at loo p n.
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The Champions.

CINCINNATI, Aug, %.
The second game of base ball between
the Unions of Morrisiann and the Cincin-
natl club Of this city was played on the
Union grounds this afternoon, and result
ed in a defeat of the Unions, the score be-
ing at the close Of the game, Cincinnati
Il Unions u
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REPURI.ICAN CAICIs,

The Republican voters % the town OF Rutland
are requested To meet in primary meeting at the
Town Hall, in the village OF Rutland, ON I'm
day evening, August -, az ~ o'clock, 20 nomi-
nate a candidate Tor Town Representative fifteen
justices Of the Pcaer and the appointment vt a
Town Committee for the ensuing political year.
A Grant and Colflx Club will h. also De- organized.
Hon. Charles w. Willard of Montpelier Will he
present, and adlraSs the meeting upon the pollu-
cal issues Of the day.
by order Of the TOWN COMMITTEE,
Rutland, Aug, a, 1865
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass Aug. -.
The National Academy of Science be-
gan it, August meeting at Northampton
this morning, and will remain in session
four days.
Among the distinguished men in at
tendance are Prof. Pierce and Gibbs Of
Harvard College, Prof w. ID. Whitney OF
Yale College, Prof Henry of the Smith
sonian Institute, DR.. G.. G. Holbrook of
Charleston, 5. c., and Commodore John
Rodgers L. S. n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

DD- " 1t is so simple that child can use Il
and for beauty, durability and elasticity of stitch
know it to be superior to any other Where the
shuttle stitch would break and rum the seam
sewed by the Grover g. Baker remained firm.
The preference is decidedly in favor of the Grover
& Baker Machine. Testimony of Mrs. Caroline
S. Beers, 242 Eight avenue, New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

HIDsON, \. :, aug. -.
The following delegates were to-day APP
pointed to attend the Democratic State
Convention from Columbia county. and
instructed to cast their ballots for John T..
Hoffman for Governor First dist Robt
f. Andrews; second dist, liugh n. Me
Clellan.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

~ Many suffer rather than take nauscous
mrlylugs. Al Who suiivr irum coughs, colds,
irritation OF the bronchial tubss u tendency q
consumption, will ind in Dr, W',tar's aal-am OF
wtld ChcyTy rynely as agrossNla 10 the palate
as eiectual in removing disease, The balsam !,
pleasant rymedy it is safe remedy; 1t Is a
powerful remedy it is speedy remely 1t is a
remedy that GUMS
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MnNnnnFULl

How e,thgg sex may instantly sam the uads
tus loyy VI any person they ehoose, The slusle
married, the married happy and WISE IN
TIME smpIe, harmless ami sUre, Also journal
ut low, slrrt 81 Success, How to urt Rieh, etc.
An mallri tyte iur 20 cents, 100000 Sold.
Address REEVES s Co,
3lw3m Is Nasau-st., New York,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

BRooKsvIILE.- On Thursday night
the axe factory and Capt. Corrells' dwell
ing house were burglariously entered, but
nothing of Importance found. The rascals
also attempted to break into the house of
Mr.. Farnsworth, but were frightened
away without effecting an entrance. No
clue of the burglars has yet been discov-
cred
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

ACCIDENT.-As little son of Joseph
Carroll of st. Adams Bay, about ten years
old was riding horseback Sunday after
noon, the animal threw him and stepped
on his head, hurting him seriously. DR..
Woodward was called and though he pro-
nounced the injuries serious he entertain
ed hopes Of his recovery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

RA.-Eiitoys IF Herah;-lra, though
a long slim town, does not wish 20 be- ig-
nored entirely in the political contest now
befase the people, She therefore accepts
the challenge made by Walhngford, upon
the conditions stated in your paper Of the
18th inst. GEORGE CLARK,
Chairman Town Com.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

WHITE RoIIN.-Mr. Henry Robinson
of South Hero, has been in possession Of
white robin. He way haying in liz Or
ehard. and it was frightened out of it,
nest in an apple tree and was captured.
Its eyes are pink and it was near-,ishtcd,
OF course il was an alhino. 1t had be-
come great pet, and would sing the
notes Of the robin with peculiar sweet
ness. On Saturday week Mr.. Robinson
gave il the freedom OF the sitting room,
when it ycntured into the yard "a, it had
done before, but would always promptly
return. Mrs. Robinson called for Dick.
At this time it attracted the attention of
the swallows. who seemed disposed 20
make a general fight on 50 strange bird,
which so frightened it that it flew away
and has not been recovered. Its loss il,
the cause Of much regret
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

~ No North, no South, no East, no West
Suited to all latitudes RUSSIA 1SALSE never de-
terioriates in quality from climate age. An
admirable ointment Tor the cure OF all Flesh
Wounds, Scrofulous Sores and Eruptions of the
skin REDpING & Co, Boston, Mass. Sold every
where. BY mail s. cents box.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

LAMoILLE COUNTY FnR-We have
received the poster Of the Lamoille Coun-
ty Agricultural Society's third annual
fair, 70 be held at Morrisvillc, September
10, 10 aud II, The orator is Phillip X,
Gleed, Esqs Of MorFistown, Hon, A,
w, Griswold's herd OF "short horns" will
be on exhibition, but will not compete for
any premium, The blowing match VIII
take place the first day Of the fair, \
good band Of music will help enliycn the
occasion, together with various novel and
interesting entertainments,
NoTICE.-The freemen Of the town Of
Rutland are hereby notified and warned
to meet at the Town Hall, East Rutland,
on Tuesday, the lst day Of September, at
10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose of elect
ing Governor, Observation-Disclosures,
Treasurer of the State, County Senators,
Assistant Judges Of the County Court,
States Attorney, Sheriff High BailiH,
Judge of Probate, Justices Of the Peace,
Representative to represent said town
in the General Assembly Of thi, state for
the year ensuing, and u Representative
to the Congress of the United States.
Dated at Rutland, this l4th day OF
August, 4. ID, 1868,
l.. l.. STEARNs, First Constable.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

KuLEp-Mr, David j, Haviland, Of
Glens Falls, was killed on Thursday after
noon Of last week. lie had been after a
load 81 cheese boxes, and when near the
railroad, between Coms,ocks Landing and
Fort Ann, his team became frightened
and unmauageable at the approach OF a
train Of cars which struck his wagon and
threw him some fifteen feet into the air,
Falling, he struck ON his head and should
ers, SCATTERING his jaw and face and one
Of his shoulders. He survived abou,
three-quartcrs Of an hour.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

HOPEFUL SYMPToMs.-We learn that
the cases of Malaney and Chappell, who
were recently burned on the River Queen
at St Adams, are developing hopeful
symptoms.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

Catalogues and Circulars giving full ,nforma-
tion, with list of Mr.. Corners works of Pens an
ship bookkeeping, Navigation, &c, sent by mail,
or may BE- had free at the College, S93 Washington
street. corner of West street, Boston. 35wSw
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\. Y. stock and Money Market.

NV YORK, august =.
Money easy and steady at a per cent. on call.
Sterling exchange quiet at 100 a 1904 on first
class bills
GoLD--Lower opening at AZ, adv mcing
at 46S; closing at IN.
Governments stocks close tirmer
For Governments the follow ,re the closing
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The Chinese Embassy.

BosroN, Aug. -.
The Chinese Embassy visited Lawrence
to-day accompanied by large number OF
our prominent citizens.
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NOTICE Is, HEREBY GIVEN

= that an application will be made to the next
Session of the Legislature of Vermont, TO be held
ut Montpelier on the u Thursday in October next
tor Il city charter; to embrace the whole or part
OF the town of Rutland.
Rutland Aug 20 lSSS 3jw3w
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

i ' that a petition will be preferred to the
Legislature Of the State OF Vermont, at its next
session, for an extension beyond the time at
present allowed by law of the corporate existence
and franchise of the Bank Of Rutland.
S. w. HOWELL, Cashier.
Rutland, Aug. 10, 1865. 3i:d&w3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

kJr Do not fail TO try the Great English Reno
dy-s Sir Robert Edgar's Celebrated English Life
Btters-for Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, and all
diseases OF the stomach and Bowels. td&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

HoosAC TUNNEI.-Thc work on the
Hoosac Tunnel is progressing favorably,
but it will be a long time before daylight
is seen through it, only 5000 feet hav-
ing yet been excavated, out of $4,000 feet
to be done. The workmen have not been
troubled this season by a deficiency of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup for children
teething, makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, gives mothers day and night. Is quiet
ing medicine for children. Only IS cents. Sold
BY Druggists. 44-w&dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

HIsHLf INTERESTING NEWS. = Mothers take
notice. Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup for
children Teething. Large bottles only Is cents.
Sold BY Druggists. 4-w&dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

Worms troubl Horses symptoms Goa
stares, eyes dull and glazing, great appetite. -
Cure Sheridan's Cavalry Powders.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

NJ CArARRH This most distressing and I'M
relentng complaint is entirely relieved by the use
oil DR.. kenncdys Permanent Cure"
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KILLED BY TUE INnlAN~.--Mrs Dan
CAlhoru OF Burlington received word on
Saturday Of the massacre by the Indians,
near Fort Reno, u. +, on the 10Th of July
last, Of her son, George I. Peach, Of Co.
\, 2d L. 5. Cavalry Mr.. Peach was a
Burlington boy, but for the last seven or
eight years hi, adventurous disposition
found scope i'll California and On the
plains, whore he acted a, scout and
guide. About year and half ago he
enlisted in the I. 5. Cavalry, and has
been on duty with hi- company at Fort
Reno. The comradc who announces hi,
death says in his letter:
George was remarkable for his bravery
and daring, and made himself very popu-
lar by his genial manner toward all. At
ter he was wounded twice. he killed two
Indians. and died like the 5ravest of the
brave There were over thirty arrows in
his body"
He was buried in the graveyard at
Fort Reno. His age Was p.
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MFNpoN-Col. Chas, II. Joyccot Eut-
laul will address the Gran, and CoItA1
Club Of Mcndon tomorrow evening, al
the meeting house The Colonel l. IN
effective speaker and should be- heard by
Every voter in the town.
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Aleu- Advertisements.
A SSEMBLY NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that an Application viii
b. made A. the next session ut the General A.
,nh,v oi Vermont, IN October \, d lNGN tor an
Act laNlul a tax upon the county Of Rutland tor
hr rgrIo~ ut building a County Court House
.ul Jai.
By orlg, ut,yJurt, HENRY II. SMITH,
Deputy County Clerk
k.LlLuL. Aus. .-.A. \. ID ISIS. alMlw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

FIRE IN WoopsTooK,-Tracy's block,
ON the west side oi Elm street in Wood
stock, was badly damaged by lire on
Thursday moaning last about . o'clock.
The lire was well under Roadway before
il was discovered, but the fire companies
had it under control in half an hour.
Henry Gushing, photographer, lost about
81, 400; insured for 800, John l.. Watt,
tailor, and Oliver, barber, sustained only
Slight losses Norman w French, sad.
dler, lost about 5000; insured for $500
j y Haskell, bookseller, suffered loss by
water mostly, which is probably covered
ty the 800 insurance. Foster y Eaton,
dry good. aud wall paper dealers, saved
their stock in somewhat damaged CON
ditiun. but their loss is more than covered
by their $1,000 insurance, Charles Dana
lost little. The building was insured
in the VI Mutual for $1,000, which COW
ers the loss. OF the cause OF the fire the
Standard says: ..
There seems 10 be no doubt in the
minds OF our citizens that the fire was
the work OF an incendiary. Two at
tcmpts have been made within a short
time to fire the same building. the last
about ten days ago, since which time
watch has been kept every night until
last night. When discovered the FIRE was
at the head OF the first flight of stairs, in
the outer hall. and 1t Is evident enough
that its fountain head was in that lo-
cnhty
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27
NOTICE Is HERRBY GIVEN

Y that % aspiration viii be made to the Leg
i-lturp OF Vermont At their next Session 10
amend au act entitled an act TO incorporate
the Rutland and Woodstock Railroad, approved
Noycmby. 3, 1865, by adding to Section lst,
ut said az, after the word Plymouth the names
pt the town, vi I.udlov, Mount Holly, WallIng-
iatl and atryulon. Also, tlr ar> act TO charter a
railroad from the Western terminus Of the Wood
stock rulrpAl IN the town OF Woodstock, through
.hc towns OF Buagewarer, Sherbume, Plymouth
anil l.uliow. te connect with the Rutland Rail
road IN tile town Of Mount Holly.
~PLIMputH, Vt Aug. 20, 1858.
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RURiINGroN-The Grant and Colfax
Club Of Burlington held a rousing meet
ing on Monday evening last, at which
Gen. George J. Stannnrd presided, and
Col Charles II. Joyce Of Rutland was
the orator. The Free Press gives the fol-
lowing abstract Of Col. Joyce's remarks :;
He said that As our annual election APP
proAyhes it is proper that we should dis
cuss the issues, for every voter should be
acquainted with the principles, and ques-
, lions at stake. The speaker proceeded To
examine the platforms Of the two parties.
The platform adopted by the convention
which met at New York on the 4th Of
Iuly-aud il was about the meanest thing
he ever knew done ON that day--dcclared
that the question of secession Mas settled
bv the war. This Was a lie and fraud,
II,rv are the leading rebel generals going
through the South declaring that in the
success of Seymour and Blair the South
will gain all it fought for Col. J. passed
Ia - consideration Of the candidates. He
examined Mr. Scymour's record, showing
HIM To have steadily opposed the war, and
alluded to Gen. BARS revolutionary de-
citratious.
Ia Grant and Colfax the Republicans
have noble standard bcarers-true, eapa.
blz. pa.riotic.aud honest men.
The record of the Democratic party
from Modification under Calhoun in 1880,
down to the war and the murder OF Pres
idcnt Lincoln was next considered. A
Tor Mr. johnson, Col J. thought his case
about like that Of the boys wooachuek,
who went into his hole, and then pulled
the hole in after him. He didn't know
what place could be found low enough fol
man whom even the Democrats, Will,
using him, would not have him in THEN
I party
Th. speaker proceeded to urge will
/ great force the duty Of the Republican,
, Of Vermont, to cast their full vote at thi.
election. for It, effect on other States:
They should remember that they hay,
a terrible reputation to sustain-the rep
utation of the State that is always right
the State Of the Green Mountain boys o
, the Revolution, and Of Ethan Allen; thu
State whose Judge il was that declarcC
lIil ne llllNA SUI d LAAA VI ath4t iA"]4iA viz
( Almighty before he surrendered to SLAYER,
| a slave who had touched her free soil tn
State whose soldiers made such nobl
record in the late war.
/ 4 fine reference to Gen. Stannad her
brought forth long continued applause
After an eloquent apostrophe to the Amer
lean flag, and an appeal TO all Republican
to work for the cause the speaker close
amid great applause,
Col Joyce spoke with great carnestnes:
rising at times to eloquence. He wa
listened to with close attention.
Mr. Geo II. Bigelow moved that tn
constitution of the club be amended
make tho title read the Burlington Gran
and Colfax Club" The amendment wa
agreed to-
On motion OF Mr.. c. ?. Button th
thanks of the meeting were rendered
Col. Joyce.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27

ACCIDENT Edward la France, Ia.
borer employed on Ripley's new block,
Merchants Row, while engaged in carry
ing brick, yesterday, having his attention
immediately directed from his work,
slipped on one Of the scatfolds, and fell 81
feet, TO a floor below, striking on pile Of
bolts lie was picked up in an inscnsblc
condition, by the superintendent of the
building, Mr. T. NJ. Rounds, when the
services OF DR. Allen were called, who
found, upon investigation, that two OF
his ribs ON the left side were broken, and
tina, one of his wrists was badly spraincd.
His injuries, though serious, are not con-
sidered dangerous, and he is progressing
as well as could be expected, He resides
with lis uncle, David Newell. in that
portion of our village commonly known As
Nebraska
REGISTRATION Every voter should
At oHct see that his and every other voters
name is registered. 50 they may vote at
the ensuing election. A hundred OF more
voters in this village are not registered.
Register open to-day after one o'clock, at
W H. smiths office, No. :, Mon block.
SrIRlrUALIsT STATE CONVENTION
The annual State Convention Of Spirit
ualist, will be holden in Dandy, Vt, Fri
day. Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 4th, 9TH
and 9th Arrangements have been made
with the Vermont Central, Rutland 4
Burlington, and Bennington and Rutland
Railroads To return free all who pay full
fare 10 the convention, ON presentation Of
check, from the Secretary Of the courcu-
tiun.
e Coon PorNroEs Mr.. Hiram Linslcy
ct Hortonyille, yesterday exhibited i'll
our village lot.ot potatoes Of the Early
Rose" variety, from four pounds Of which
seed hc ha, raised, the present season, 800
pound, OF tubers. II Wilson, Of the same
town, from . single eye Of the seed. has
raised five pounds OF potatoes. The prop
agntion OF this variety would hc u source
OF revenue to our agriculturiet-, to which
wc.cNpcct Ia see considerable attention
devoted IN future.
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W. II. Smith.

Attorney and Solicitor
and L. :. Clam Agent.
utie2 NJ g Mor,c'- Union B!osk.
. a&W't
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I.oyFK'S SrRATAUEM- Two gentle
men We're counting q lady residing in
town in Vermont, not far from the New
York line One Of them going to her
house, with the intention OF calling, found
lis rivals horse and carriage hitchcd at
the gate in advance of him. He delibe-
rately unhitche1 it, started it off on the
run, and entering the house innoceutly
cnquircd whose horse was running away
down the road The rival started off,
leaving the strategiSt in quiet possession
of the field. We suppose in sporting par
lance this might be,called winning at Il
cantcr."