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IMPURE BLOOD, MUDDY WATER.


Pure blood may be compared TO pure water, and
impure blood to muddy water. Ifyou pass muddy
water through muslin you soil it continue the
process andyou cover with thick mud. Blood
passes through all parts of the body; il good and
pure it nourishes and cleanses the parts it goes
through. lfimpure it leaves more or less dirt be-
hind 1T. Brandreth's Pills are the medicine want
cd, because they are made on purpose to take
dirty humors out of the body, and they never fail
These pills cure scrofula, even Of forty years
standing; they have cured cases OF rheumatism
when the patient had not walked for four wears !:
OF paralysis, where the legs had lost their power
OF movement for seventeen years The evidence
IN these cases eaaso. be disputed. Is there a
town in the world where such evidence exists not :
II Brsndreth's pills have been much used there
We know that such evidence can be found.
But. be sure and see upon each box my name IL,
the government stamp in white letters.
b. BRASpRETH, Brandreth House, X.
sou W all druggists. sept2ld&vlm
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t;,Iy Hods-rst pound, iOsensa
hipEs- hrsh,oa los@ile.; country 10, IL
TAi.Low brighton, se9te.i country Rt.,
fkITs sOaSe. country lots, sleiss.
RknAkEs.
The Improvement noticed last Tuesday in the
cattle market has not teen sustained during tho
past week, on Wednesday the day after the 10.
part closed last week, receipts at Cambridge x,E
fs Maine cattle, and ,o2l Western. On Thur
day s"i were recelSed at Cambridge. These nuIa-
hers gave buyers the advantage, who demanded
larger concessions than droycs were willing 10
eonoede, and the consequence Was both Northern
and Western stock was kept over. To-day the
arrivals Of fresh stock at market amounted IN
81, The rport was that stock cst little lee, In
Albany, and more were expected Of Brishtoa than
last week. The telegraph also reported decline in
New York yesterday, The consequence was that
while droyeH xer anxious To sell TO-DAY buyer,
believed their chances would 30 better to- morrow.
consequently trade was duh aud prices no, A. good
as last Tuesday especially on ordinary cattle, and
the prospect for tomorrow aud next DAY vun,t-
ally considered unfayorable 10 tho droyer P.F.
Brady sold three heliers for sls7, or lie. y n;
two tvo-year old steers, sjs each, or ioSe. Hp,
aud two heiers at $3.50 each, or We. two four.
year old stays a, sl5s, or loc., and eleven heife
at t3j each. Piper 4 Hihbard sold six two-year
old heifen at go each. n. q. Batehelder sold
Twenty-Five COWS at lose, y n, twelve helisrs at
c. q. II, French sold eight oxen, estimated To
dress at 10Y ewt each at l3Se,; one COW for loo
y n. G. Aubry sold twenty three cattle .,
9allc, y u, There |. htts change in .heep trade.
y, =. Batelaslasr sold l13 pair good old shesp .,
.3Ss q. H. French cold IS at ti.t5; 20 At S?.s5 !;
Others a, $50, $500 " Is. st.oo lt.so. Working
cattle and young stock at quotations according to
quality
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AcCIpENT.-As Capt. J, c. Baker was
driving to Wallingford last night, after
court adjourned /; when near Clarendon
fats going down hill, something broke
about the wagon, which frightened the
horse, 80 that he became unmanageable.
The horse ran quite distance, complete
ly demolishing the wagon. and throwing
the Captain violently upon the ground,
where he struck partly upon his head, in
hicting scalp wound and rendering him,
for time, insensible Notwithstanding
which, the redoubtable Captain, was en-
abled to get TO Wallingford in time to
take the evening train for this place He
arrived here at ten o'clock last night in
bandaged condition
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WnshiHgson News.

Washington News.
WASHINGTON. Sept 90,
The following was received this morn
ming ut army headquarters:
ST., Louis, Sept. 2sth.
ApJUrANr-GENERAL Gen. Sheridan
has full reports from Col. Bankhead. who
would start for Fort Wallace on the 9th.
He reports Lieut. Beecher and the sur.
geon dead and buried also. j. w. Culver,
Vim, Wilson and Lewis Farley, scouts,
dead, and gives list Of fourteen others
killed. Col. Forsyth has two wounds, He
thinks ut least IS Indians were killed or
badly wounded. From signs II is alleged
that the Indians are moving south. Gen.
Sheridan reports seven companies Of the
Fifth cavalry on hand, ready for service,
and he will keep every man at work to
catch und destroy Indians,
,Signedl W, T. SHERMAN,
Lieutonant-G General.
T The Alabama delegation had an inter-
Wow with the President and Secretary OF
War this morning at the executive man.
sion, They were assured all necessary
aid would be furnished to the State gov
eminent in case Of any transgressiou up
ON authority, and the department com.
mander is to be instructed accordingly.
and authorized to call for additional
troops II necessary. Probably one regi-
ment of infantry will shortly be forward
ed to Gen. Meade.
From information which .has just been
received here concerning the instructions
to General Sheridan, it is believed that he
will. within the next two weeks make
such move against the hostile Indians
ON the frontier, as to put an end to the
apprehensions Of general Indian
war.
The public debt statement for Septcm.
Der, will probably be issued next Mon.
day. Judging from present information,
it will show larger intrease over that Of
the previous monthly statement
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MrDDLEBURY-A chimney, which is
to be one hundred feet high, is in process
of erection in East Middlebury.
The Register says: Drunkenness is
becoming, or rather has became, fright
fully prevalent in Middlebury. Last Fri
day afternoon, we saw nearly q dozen
men Keeling about our streets, and we un-
derstand that one, becoming boisterous,
had to be put out of the postofice by
force. Several arrests were made.
"A a;sS-aceful row took place in the
College chapel, on Wednesday afternoon,
between the Sophomores and Freshman,
In which one young man was knocked
down and others seriously thSeatened. Of
the merits of the case, we know nothing,
but suppose the Sophomores must have
been the sggressors. We are glad to learn
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Indian Affairs.

ST LOUIS, Sept. %,
A. despatch just received says that Col
Forsyth and all the wounded have ar
rive at Fort Wallace and are doing well
Six hundred Indians crossed the railroad
near Monument, yesterday, and it is be-
heved that they are preparing for an at
tack on all stations, driving buffalo before
them Large numbers of the latter are
along the line of the railway All the
citizens along the route are under arms,
ammunition being issued to tho troops
and inspection made.
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STATEoF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- OF Rutland, -. The Probate Court Tor the
District ct Rutland.
To all persons concerned. GREETING:
Whereas, FREDERICK rarmentgr, Trustee OF Geo.
\. Davis, Of Mt. Holly, having presented his Pc
tIon Ia sald court, in Writing, representing that
he holds, ir~ AFORESAID, certain real estate
situate in san Mt Holly, II being about twenty
ACRES vt land, OF which Polly Pratt, the mother
OF said Gvou,e died seized that il would Ice
dusive TO the interest OF sad cestui que trust TO
sell said real estate, ana invest the proceeds of
such sale in such manner as said court shall d.
rect.
Therefore, II Is ordered that all persons con-
cemed te notified TO appear before SAID Probate
Court, at the Probate Office, in Rutland, in SAID
District, the 50 Tuesday of October, \. ID.
lsiS, 10y publication OF the substance OF said pc-
ttlon, together with certified copy OF this order
three weeks successfully, previous thereto in the
Rutland hERALp,.a newspaper printed At Rut-
land, Aforesaid, to show cause II any they have,
WHY said license should not be granted. Therefore,
BY the authority OF the State of Vermont, you
hereby notified to appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office in Rutland, III said district,
on the 81 Tuesday Of October, \. D., lSGS to
show cause, II any you have, why said license
should not Toe granted.
Dated AZ Rutland, IN said district, tins 2Sth day
Of September. y. ID. ISIS.
W. g. EEGERTON,
lo"3W' Second Register.
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made known to the American people, some sever
years ago, 1t was supposed they were an entirely
new thing and had never before been u<el. So
far As their general use IN the United States is
concerned this may be true. II is also true that
the same Bitters were made and sold in the Island
of St Thomas, over forty years ago, rs any Old
planter, me- hant or sea captain doing business
with the West Indies will tell you. 1t is dis
tinctly within my recollection that on the return
of my father who was sea captain, anil doing
an extensive trade in the tropics, he would inra.
riably have the Bitters among the ships stores
and our family slebaArd was never without them
For any sickness, 1t matters not how severe or
trfling, the decsnter OF these Biters, by differ
ent name was always rcsortcd 70 as a sovereign
remedy
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Mass Meeting
IANCAsrRR IN Sam

I4NNtAsIhR, Ia, SopI 70.
A mass meeting of the Republicans Of
Lancaster county, unprecedentedly large
and enthusiastic, was held here to-day.
Among the speakers were Gov. Geary,
Cen. kilpatric, and Others.
While the meeting was being held a
mob Of several hundred of the opposition
party attacked it with clubs and stones,
and beat several persons wearing Repub-
tican insignias The attack lasted more
than an hour, and number Of persons
were injured.
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Agrceably 10 previous notice, several
gentlemen, from different parts of the
county. assembled at the HERALD edito-
rial roms, on Tuesday evening. The
meeting WAS called TO order by Chauncy
X, Williams, and was organized by the
appointment of Henry Hall, Chairman,
and c. X. Williams Secretary.
After consultation and discussion, it
was voted to proceed to the formation of
County Historical Society.
\ Constitution was then drawn up and
adopted The Constitution will DO pub
li>hed hereafter
The Society being fully organized, pro.
rcrdci to the election of officers. which
resulted i, follows:
PRESIDENT.
Hon Loyal {. Kellogg, Benson.
NICEPREsiDENTs
Henry Hall, Rutland.
Hon. Barnes Frisbie. Poulncv.
CoRRESroNhING AND RECORDING sEc'Y.
Chauncy X Williams, Rutland.
TREASURER.
Augustus d. Smith, Dandy.
LIBRARIAN.
Henry Clark, Rutland
CURhTORS.
Henry Clark, Chairman, Rutland,
Rev. William Ford, Brandon.
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SPARED FOR THE NENT EARTH
QcAKE-The Lamoillc Newsletter says
Russell Wing, of Chile. South America,
who has recently been on a visit at his
home in this village writes us from Bos.
ton about the earthquake in South Amer
lea. His town, Celdera, was considerably
damaged, but Russ says he was spared
for next time. The great sea wave came
up to his store door, swept away lighter
and deposited in its place a hulk full of
coal but did no other damage To his prop
erty. We congratulate him ON his mar
row escape from ruin, and while we are
about it we may as well extend to him our
thank for box Of Havana cigars Of the
very best brand.
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SERIOUS AcCIDENT-Mr, L. o. Young,
freight conductor on the train south,
was knocked off the saloon car in one of
the Mortified bridges on Saturday night
last. Mr.. Young was looking from the
door Of his car underneath il to see il
everything was in order, when the bridge
hit him. He received severe injuries
about the head, and one Of his legs was
badly jammcd, but it is not expected that
the accident viii prove fatal, The in
jured man went forward ON the same
train 10 Roxbnry, where he resides.
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Ju,l-e Vi supreme toutt.
HORACE &. WOOD, Atty for Petitioner.
NOTICE.

~ The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of FAIR
adjust ali claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF jeremiah w seott, late OF
Cas- Teton, in SAID District, deceased hereby give
notice hat We vail meet for the purpose OF ex-
aminl.rg and allowing sand claims at the office
Of LanSdou * Ainsworth, in Castleton, on We'd
nesday, the 2Sth day OF October and Tuesday, the
2ith day of November, A. D. 1865, from 10 O'Clock
a. m. until O'Clock p. IN. each of sud days, and
that six months from the 2sth day OF Sept. \. D.
lSGs, Is the time limited by SAID CONT for said
creditors TO present their claims to us for exam
nation and allowance.
Dated at Castleton, VT, this 2Sih day of
September, A. D.ls6s.
q. BUEI4 -
inw5w ii. AlNSWDRru, NVNii s.
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STATE OF VERMONT, RUT-

I - la-ANl' WI y Il IS
Whereas, Daniel 4. Williams, Of Fairhayen, IN
the county OF Rutland, has exhibited 10 me-, John
Pruut, one at the Judges ui the Supreme Court OF
the state of Vermont, libel, or petition, setting
forth IN substance that he married on the LIST
day OF January, 4. d. 1856, to Martha Fish. by
the Rav. Mr.. Neie, pastor OF the Methodist
church at Falrhaven, aforesaid, and lived with
her the said Martha Fish. in the due obSerN anec
on hts part of all the marriage relations until the
ID day OF November, A. u. 1866, when the said
Martha did commit the crime OF adultery and
praying that bill of divorce be granted him
which said petition is addressed to the Supreme
Court, next to be holden at Rutland, within and
Ioy the county Of Rutland, on the first Monday
after the fourth Tuesday of January, A u 1863.
And It having been m tde to appear that the
said Martha is without this state, IT is ordered
that notice of the tendency of said libel he given
10 the said Martha by publishing the substance
OF said petition or Libel, and this order. three
weeks successfully in the Rutland HERALD u
newspaper printed at Rutland aforesaid, the last
Of which publications to be at least six weeks
previous TO SAID session Of said Supreme Court
Dated at Rutland, IN said county, this .gth day
Of September, A. ID. 1865.
JOHN PROUT,
Judge of supreme Court.
HORACE q. WOOD, Atty for Petitioner.
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STATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT

- of Rutland, -. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate OF Rctscy
Perry, late OF Rutland, IN said district, de-
ceased, tes;atc, GREETING:
by the authority II the State Of Vermont you are
hereby notified 20 appear before the said Probate
Court, AZ the Probate Office in Rutland, in said dis
trirt, on the 81 Tuesday of October, A. d. lsGs,
10 show cause, any You have, why certain IN
strument, IN writing, filed in said court, and pur-
port NJ 10 be the hast will and testament OF SAID
Deceased should not De- proved and allowed
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 2sth day
OF September, \. D., l>Gs.
W. q. EDGERTON,
i0.w3W' Second Register
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr.
j. w. Cramton has sold his north store in
the block just erected by him, next to that
of Mr.. T. S. ellison, to Mr.. J. L. Glynn.
for the sum of $4,000.
Mr. j. NJ. Otis has sold his residence
on Willow street, to Dunn, Sawyer &
Co
Mr. J. Perkins has sold to |. d. Cole,
building lot on Perkins Avenue, de-
sirable location of about half an acre, for
T,1OO. Mr.. Cole proposes to build res.
idence for himself on the lot.
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Marriaaes.

TOwNsEND-EMERY- wallinyfors the
29th inst, BY Rev. Aldace Walker, DID, Mr..
Norman Townsend and Miss Sarah E. Emery.
TY-JoHNsON-In East Dorset. Sent
10Th, b. Pey. =. w, Olmsted. Mr.. John Carly. of
the Province of Quebec, aud Polite johnson, OF
Factory Point.
billiard RMSTRoNG-A Dorset, the
22d inst, by Rev. P. s. Pratt George W Hilliard,
OF Rutland, and Miss Laura, daughter OF A. b.
Armstrong, Of Dorset.
OSGOOD-THORNT0N- Ira, Sept 18th.
~ Rev. N. Clssson, Mr.. Willard w. Osgood, to
Mis- Louisa II. Thornton.
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ROCHESTER,, Sept 30,
The State Fair opened this morning
with the largest display of horses, cattle,
sheep, swine, poultry, machinery, agri-
cultural implements, &c,, ever seen in
this country. The weather is fine, and
the display in Floral Hall magnificent,
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PEsMAssnIr,-Persons attending the
fair will notice the beautiful specimens
Of penmanship exhibited by the Rutland
Business College, Prof Farley, the PEN
man, is master Of his business.
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VIM X lnyali, held, in 81 800 for trial,
Ia charged with stabbing wm Dix, both
sporting characters,
Capt Morrison and three Of the men Of
the schooner Alvarado, are held for bail
at froyineetown for beating the cook to
death.
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POTATO. - WITH

IL out doubt this is the handsomest and most
prolific of all the late maturing varieties We
have field of several acres, which, with only or
binary cultivation, will yield two bushels to the
rod. Others report a still larger yield. We will
MI all cash orders for three dollars per barrel de-
livered the cars or for dollar per bushel on
our farms, until we advertise to the contrary.
I. o. address, Granville n. Y.
HEEL HOLI.ISTER g. son.
-Pawlet October LIST, 1865. iOw3w
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Political.

SALEM, Mass, sept. ~,
Indications from all parts of the fifth
district leave no doubt that Richard II.
Dana will receive the unanimous nominal
ton as candidate in opposition to General
Butler at the Republican convention on
Monday next.
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Injured.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, Sept 30.
a locomotive exploded this morning
on the Connellsville Railroad, near Ever
son u Porter's mills, in this city, by
which Geo. Gilman, the fireman, lost his
life, and three other persons wer serious
ly injured
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ID ennocrntic Convention.

ALBANY, Sept. ~
A R amocratic Convention of this coun-
ty hei d here to-day, nominated Rufus w.
Parkf am, Jr.. for District Attorney, and
John G. McEvan, for County Clerk.
II lie Democrats of the third Assembly
city Distritt Of this county, to-day NOM
IN tied John M. Kimball, for the Assem-
NV.
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A NOVEL Law SUIT.-A few days
since gentleman entered horse at the
Island Park course, and promised to pay
entrance after the races He neglected to
do this. On Friday he was sued for the
claim, and a judgment rendered against
him for the full amount and costs
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MelNDoH BRowNsoN = At 1t. James
Chureh, Arlington, september 18th, BY thu Rev,
DR.. Garfield, neclOl Ut Christ Churrh, hrDnklyp,
\, ", Mr., William n. Melndes, IL nuunsllr,
q, W., 10 Miss Martha j., daughter al Huy
brownson, ESQ, Of Manchester
HUBBARD HOLT In 0sysyille, VI, sept,
18th, by Rev, Thomas \. Hubbard, Mr. I, q,
Hubbard, To Miss ldellA y, Holt, 10th Of h,is-
Held, VI.
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Troy, n. Y, Sept. 90.
The game Of base hall between the At.
lantes and Haymakers resulted in the
defeat Of the latter, the score standing
Atlsntics III, IIaymakers II, A large
number was present, and the excitement
great.
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NlaoOliMg AIlrnY.

ST. Louis, Sept. 80.
An Helena, Montana, despatch states
that Ex-Gov, Beales, Of Wis. was shot
dead, yesterday, by Ex-Marshal Pinney,
The coroner's verdict was that the latter
killed Bealcs in sclf.defense.
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I u VI'V '1V''VC NVIIIIIIINltt,
q. w. GRANDEY, Chairman.
G.. G. BENEDICT, Secretary.

Boots AND SuoEs.-See advertisement
in another column of Sherwin & Clark's
new boot and shoe store. These enter
prising young men hail from Ludlow,
where they have Ibeen in business for sew
eral years, and are deserving of success.
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THE FAMILY FRIEND This is the
Title of nice little eight page newspaper
published quarterly by W J. Moses,
Auburn. Arrangements have been made
to have this paper mailed to the subscrib-
ers of our Weekly HERALD without
charge To them.
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TCTION NOTICE-WIIL RE

4 A be sold at auction, the Deacon Barney
place in Rutland, lot OF property, consisting Of
farmers tools, wagons, cart, plows, harrow cult
yator, together with lot OF furniture, bureaus,
stands, tables, chairs and cooking utensils, too
numerous to mention. Sales to commence at 2
O'Clock p. m, on Saturday, October Sd, 1868
r. b. BARNEY, Auctioncer
Rutland, Sept. 2sth, 1865. 4Owlw'
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THE attention Of ar readers is directed to the
advertisement of GOES COUGH BAIsAM and
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in another part OF
this paper.
This truly valuable medicine is recommended
by all who use It. aG:weoyly
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Wan 1.ynched.
MADISON. Sent. ~.

MADISON, Sept, 30,
Miss Ann Wallace, residing in Rock
land County, was murdered by young
man named Nevalls. He was caught and
lynched by the citizens
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NrW advertisements.
WANTED.

\ Competent male teacher 90 teach the wintcr
school IN school district No. l., Poultney, known
~ the Eagle Quarry District, one mile south ut
uydeyillc, VI. Apply 10 the subscriber On the
Quany, ar OF +. W. Hyde, ESD, Hydeyillr. Nrr-
mont. S,hool Ia commence the first Monday IN
October, ISAAC III POINT,
scptaNlNwlw Committee.
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Itc-nonlinatcd.

SPRINGFIEID, Mass, Sept %.
II. II. Dawes was re-nominated for
Congress, to-day, by the Republicans of
the tenth district
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ONLY IS CENTS ron LARGE BorrLEs = AotheS
Baley'r lluieting Syrup for children, whrb
greatly assists the child through the mOuths u
teething, allays all pain, reduces inflammation.
eorrec@ acidity of the stomach and never fails to
r.gul4t. the bowels Sold by all Druggists
I4-wSdIy
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that the Faculty are making thorough
investigation Of the case, and that they
will visit tho offenders with summary
Justice we have no doubt.
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NoRwIcH.-The fall term of the Clas-
steal and English Boarding School, VIM.
II. Gilbert, principal, has opened under
very suspicious circumstances, having 93
pupils.
"A very precious work of grace is also
in progress in the town.
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Schooner Seized. &e

BOSTON, Sept. ~.
The British schooner Echo was seized
by custom officers, for attempting to
smuggle fourteen thousand dollars worth
Of brandy.
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BIBLE SoCIETY.-Rev. Jesse L. Peck,
Of Albany, N. T., will deliver the address
at the anniversary of the Vermont Bible
Society, to be held at Montpelier on the
14th of October.
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burned.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 90.
Elkins' coal oil refinery was burned to-
day, with $500 barrels Of crude oil.
Loss, $500.