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Markets.
Nrw YoRK March 10.

INV YoRK, March ~.
FIorn- The market Tor Western and State
-four Is less active aud the lower grades are rather
easier; other grades are dull and unchanged.
Sales 500 bhls, az 80 sos 90 for supernne state
sit. ~ i,.s-..st.s. state sl0 D1lAl % tor
fancy do $40 o0Gel0 GO Tor the low grades of
Western extra; slO 50@ll 90 for good 20 choice
spring wheat do; ell ooGcls so TOR Minnesota
and Iowa do; go 95@lO 20 tor shipping Ohio !;
an 00lli IS for trade and family brands I'll "
| ale IS for amber winter wheat extra Indiana and
\ Michigan; u 6N6li - for white wheat do do,
/ Az l0stl5 80 for 81. Louis extra and double
extra California flour is better. Sales l. 700 bbls.
and sacks at II goa IL so. Canadian Hour Ii
INACTIVE. Southern -four Is active. saies !. $50
bhls. at ~ 255Cll 90 for ordinary 10 good extra
| BALTIMORE and country; go Seelt 90 for extra
\ ana family Geor.ya and Nirynia; sl0 25Cel5 %
fur extra and family Maryland and Delaware.
| WHEAr-Sales 60 500 bushels'at " ~ for prime
No. | Milwaukee delivered.
Oars, sales, 81, zoo bush. Penn. ssSa IS IN lots
Ohio Sc: western sial IS, mixed sfgi 70 IN
store.
/ Al u in store new Western white, u 26el III
new yellow esH6el Is; southern white 2S0ei -,
the latter tor choice straw oolored and Tenn, -
| 6lss.
PonK-drm. Prices closing somewhat nominal
I about % 50 Tor old mess and ~ b2e.a 20 for
new do -
60 0O6l3 % iur common brands sli 0ogls W
I Tor plain mess sle O0a22 80 for extra mess.
! LARp-ss,los $50 barrels and tierccs. NO. ],
at Ha@l5a
/ CorroS Va Ne better. 4,
| MoIAssHs-a lar business doing with refined
prices are unchanged.
sresay-Actiye. Cuba llX@ilh, and No. -
wHrskEY The market is inactive and prices
nominal.
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ss'sPECIAL SoTICESa
WE kNnN HIM ny HIS MOkkS.

We must not forget 10 mention the remarkable
cures Performed Ny DT. Merriam Who's solouTn
IN tins place MAS % expire on the 10th OF this
month. hut the astonishing cures which he has
performed has luduced many 70 'uSIS' ON hts tut
;hor stay.
We can assure our readers on the authority OF
those Who have sU,u, that the deaf are made 20
hear, the blind 20 $50 and the lame 10 leave his
room without crutgh or cane. and all manner Of
diseases ever known 20 fsculapeous are healed.
Among many OF the remarkable cures IN our own
town, We would mention the following, 10 wit;
Miss Goodrich a., Castleton, entirely deaf OF one
ear and 81 several years standing could hear the
ticking OF a watch m two minutes,
Eluah 4. strong Of tins town, entirely blind OF
one eve IRON BIRTH could discern many small aTti-
clrs IN the room within twenty minutes after an
operation, Mr.. II. Vail OF Wallingtord, deaf OF
six years standiug could hear watch tick within
thrcc minutes, besides a great many Others OF
igJDai, CuuTi1int- not desiring their names pub
lishctl.
The Doctor announces his stay until April
first, and WILL BE- ionnd al his old rooms at the
Central House. whore he will b. happy 10 treat
the sick and afflicted Of all diseases, and eur,
guaranteed, IA cas- the patients DO not transgrS-
natures laws wQtc under treatment. llNl'
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You say am beautiful, and then you dare
Me to show you my luxuriant hair
You think il is false-so then l will show
That you're greatly mistaken as Yen may soon
know,
There what did tell yon, every thead OF 1t true,
No false curfs for. nre-thsiigh there may be FOL
you;
The secret I'll tell you il youl promise to keep IT.
It's due to the dressing that's put up 10y Barrett,
It's the best preparation | ever have known
To make the hair glossy and long, as I'm shown
II you doubt its efficiency please give IT one try,
And its transcendant virtues ynu'll no more deny
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A,,Dr>I ON uE Troy NND I7uS-
IoS RAlIRoAn. ON saturday evening 81
most unfortunate Incident occurred 70 "a
freight train ou the Troy 4 Boston rail
road AZ Jolu-auvillr hv which the entire
rre.-le work spanning o highway al that
p1int Wiz torn down aAl nine cars iaaded
with pig iron and lumber wcr" throN@n
from the track aud destroyed The triin
lnft this city in tine evening and had
reached Tohn-auIllr m safety. when 1nr
IF the iumuaj> ta 81 Western freight car
broke, hy which means the'carw as thrown
of the track. The engineer was not mo-
titled of the occurrences. and prnrectSed On
his WAY, dragging sixteen ears over III"
irostle work The seventeenth. car was
the one disabled bv the arcident, and
when this reached the bridge il struck II
with such force 20. 20 demaIish il, and the
nine succeeding cars tumbird into the ra-
vine below. distance ii about twenty
five feet Noprr~ou was injured. Aut the
10 to the rfIlraal company Will he con
siderable Ihe trr>>lo work WAS nearly
nov, having been repaired last summer,
ana was considered unusually strong; but
the appilratien.o the ,uomcutum of the
lIllll i'll-t' h+ tllitiN !it'Nt'A t'' hitt' a W.
it, and il went down. In consequence of
the accident, passengers and baggage over
the rotd VIII have TO be- transferred from
one train to another, until the structure
i repaired, which will require i few days.
News of the accident spread rapidly
about the surrounding country, its extent
being exaggerated as the account of it
was told by neighhor to ncighbor, until it
soon reached the proportion OF "A tirst-class
disaster, including the killing OF eight
cen persons and the woundiug Of great
many others Under this impression de-
Won't prayers were made i'll at least one
church of a ncighboriug village for the
wounded and tic afflicted, and hundreds
Of persons Immediately repaired to the
scene of the supposed terrible accident.
On their way thither they were told that
the lives lost were not human lives, but
those Of pigs, WITH wfirfriit lhete-4lFF2 were
loaded, and on their arrival they learned
that the pigs which had been so terribly
broken and crushed was pig-iroa.-7rog
Times
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To FARMERS OF NEW ENGLAND.

The subscribers call your attention to a new
Fertilizer prepared by the Lodi Manufacturing
Co., made from Night Soil, Blood, Bones and Of
tal OF New York City, called
DOUBLE REFINED pOUDRETTE,
which Is an entirely different article from the
common Poudrutte made in former years. II is
DOUBLE the STRENGTH OF the old kind, fine as
-four free from coarse impurities, and is as strong
and effective as any supeIphosphate in market,
although sold iur only
THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON IN RUTLAND.
This article has only been used one season, but
its effects have astonished every one who have
tried IT. and the Company confidently assert that
used in quantities HttF A. LARGE as was formerly
used of the common puudrette, that it will not
only DOUBLE THE CRoP, but npcn 1t from TkS
DAYS to TWO wEEks EARLIER
This makes it by far the CHEAPEST and most
preferable manure in market.
For pamphlet and further information apply to
Landons x Co., Rutland, VT. lo:w2m
HIGHIY INTERESTING News. - Mothers take
notice Mother Baileys Quieting Syrup fol
children Tecthing Large bottles only IS cents
Sold by Druggists. H-w&dly
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DARN For SALE.--THE. SUB.

EARM FOR SALE. THE, SUI
i scriber is about removing 10 the West and
offers his Farm, situated two miles East OF Rut-
land village, Tor sale. The farm is par, IN Rut-
land ami part in Mendon. There Is $50 acres,
Well divided into moving, tilling and pastuying.
Wen watercd and plenty of wood. The buildings,
consisting of dwelling house, harms, sheep sheds,
&c, are all in good order. There Is on the place
a good orchard, old and young trees. Sugar or
chard, &c. For further particulars enquire of
Alexander Ressiguc in Rutland village, or Of the
subscriber on the place.
III. :. CLARK.
r. S.-This farm and stock Will he sold AT pub
lie auction on the place on the 2sth day OF March
at o'clock 7. NJ, unless disposed of before al
private sale. mlld2dSllw3w
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ Of Fairhaven, S. The PROBATE Court pof tne
District OF Fairhayen:
To all persons interested in the estate o. DA.a
B. Lewis late of Poultney, in said district, de-
ceased, intestate, SakkxNo.
The administrator Of said deceased having rep
resented that it will be necessary TO seu pan g
the real estate Of said deceased, for the paymens
s,,a aiso that IL will be- beneffciaf for I'll rasti1
interested therein to sell the whole Of the feAl
estate OF said deceased, has made aPpncacn 70
said Probate Court for license to make seeA ssses
the heirs in the State having gwen tne'f WIS.,
thereto in writing. Therefore,
nv the authority of the State OF Vesmoex ~
.ra hereby notified to appear before SAID court g
the Probate Office, in Castleton, in $40 o'.s &c
the ,th Monday Of March, A; y - y ~
cause, il any You have, why $40 ~ q
not be granted. 49,, - A.,
Dated at Castletnn, in snid dsosa, ~ snoss
Of March, A. ID. 1865.
ilw3ws N. A SUMMER, hess'
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delegate. Ia the state Convention

BRIDPoRr. Marshall Smith Sllstl'
tate-C, n Hayward
MoNKToN, -Lucms r. smith, George
+. SkiR .SpL9fpts-R. Wirkware ID, 5
Ladd,
NFwFANT Franklin Sawyer, N"'~ii'
tVtf-A ] MORSE
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/" Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, Is "a
combination and a form indeed" for healing and
curing diseases of the throat, lungs and chest IL
cures cough by loosening and cleaning the lungs
and allayng irritation thus removing the cause
instead Of drying up the cough and leaving the
disease behind.
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AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND Ameri-
can Company Toile; Soap, Honey, Glycerine, Bou
quct and Palm. These popular soaps are mad,
nom the choicest materials, very richly periumed
WTTITtg7 not sasfa1Eiar II tn.
English, and jOpcr cent. cheaper. They are SUI
perceding all foreign toilet Soaps in this market
as il Is well known that since their introduction
the demand Ton the latter has fallen off fully one
half Manufactured only by
MckEONE, VAN HAAGEN & CO.,
l.wGmeow Philadelphia and New York,
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pF" If the Devil ever laughs, it must be at
Hypocrites." Don't complain of inability TO at
tend church. or to your business, on account oil
lameness a wound, rheumatism, Coughs or Colds,
when you know American Life Drops will cure
them in a twinklng uced externally or inter-
Dal1y
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Marriaafs.

HEWITT -CL kRK-In Brandon, on the 9th
inst, BIZ Rev. Vim. Ford, Mr.. c. Z. Hewitt and
Miss Mary Clark, both Of Sudbury.
POTTER BoswoRTH.--In Cherry Valley,
Mass, Jan go by Rev. Mr.. Eaton, George n.
Potter, Esq, of Eau Claire, Wis.,, and lottie Z.
Dosworth.
LAWRENCE GRAVES In Ludlow Jan. 20.
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FIFTY THOUSAND HEADS

now clothed with masses of reh black and brown
hair would, II they were unfortunately
CUT OFF
from a supply OF CHRISTADoRO'S DYE begin to
TURN WHITE,
red, sandy and gray. Manhood and beauty, with
the one defect IN then personal appearance rene
died by
CRISTAnORO'S HAIR DYE,
rejoice in their good fortune, and recommend 1t to
all who require perfect dye.
Manufactured by ]. CRIsTADoRo, 6S Maid
en- Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists.
APPLIED hy all Hair Dressers. l0d&wlm
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BY Rev, J, 2, Stone, stllman Lawrence to Olive
II. 0faves,
McCOlLOM = HuD6kMAA, la hitsheli,
Feb IS, BY Rev = sIaIhawk, Rev, J, G. MrC0l'
lem of Camhrdgepori, and Miss :, \ hoigvmnn
az sheThuFne.
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"It is composed of several of the most pene-
trating and healing specifies known to the mate
ria medica. The inventor of Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment was in the constant and successful pr1ic
tice of medicine for more than twenty years.
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delegates 90 the Di>,ric, Con, en,ion

MoNkToN.-D tlegats-S +, Atwood
II II Beers, l. f. Beers Substitute
T y Dean, G. r Toby, G. u Eastman
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''THT SwEETrsI THIsG N LIFE" Is good health
and guol Spint~ and II you have them not, the
next lysfthlng Is what will restore blopm TO the
taded cheek and happiness 10 the dropping heart
The great and sure remedy Is Plantation Bit;ers,
which our physicians recommend to both male
and female patients, n a safe, reliable, agreeable
and cordial stimulant. They contain nothing TO
disagree with the most delicate constitution, and
have won golden opinions from all who have tired
! .Hiicla was ever tired by
50 many persons. They elevate the depressed and
give strength To the weak.
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Count, Commissioners

AppisoN CaeNN Rodmau Chapman
is elected Commissioner, with little oppo-
sition,
WASHINGTON Cot NrI. /. +, Allrich,
the prohibition candidate, i undoubtedly
elected Commissioner, and not Lucius
Parmolcc. as has been reported,
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CTATE OF VERMONT. L

~ trict Of Fairhaven. The Probate Court for
the District of Fairhayen. To all persons con-
ceTned. GREETING:
Whereas, Robert Z. Marranville OF Castleton,
in said district and county, guardian Of Flora c..
Meanwhile, an insane person residing in Cas-
Teton aforesaid, has made application to said
court for license 10 sell all the real estate belong
ing TO his said ward within this State, represent
ing that it will eonduce to the interest Of his said
ward to sell said real estate, for the purpose Of
putting the proceeds Of such sale at interest, or
otherwise investing it for the benefit Of his said
ward. Therefore,
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, You
are hereby notified TO appear before said court, at
the Probate office, in Castleton, in said district,
on the 5th Monday Of March, A. D. 1868, TO
show cause, II any YOU have, why said license
should not be granted.
Dated at Castleton, in said district, this 9TH
day OF March, A. d., 1868.
ii:w5v. NJ A. SUMNER, Register
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81 II your horse has common cold, catarrhal
Fever, or Distemper, symptoms fever, cough
nasal discharge OF brownish color,l give sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders.
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DIR. TRU DEAU'S

aitFe-4f all Female Diseases, For full
particulars enclose Sc. stamp TO for a circular.
FRANCIS FEM Il co.
Agents, Rutland, Vt.
WEEKS y POTTER. Wholesale Agents, Boston
Mas, decl2wtf
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~ The "new' thing under the snn," of which
Solomon doubted is Phalon's "Fior de Mayo
that rare perfume for the handkerchief. ~ can
not be described, for there is nothing like 1t IN the
whole realm Of fragrance. Sold by all druggists.
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TO HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT DoNDS
And other Securities and Naluables,
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS,

80 state street Boston
LEE, HIGGINSON 4 co. offer for rent. Safes
inside their vaults at rates from go TO 500 per
aunum. They also ot,,r 10 rccelye, on special
deposit as BaIlccS securities OF persons living in
the country or travelling abruad, officers of the
Army and Navy, Masters of Vessels, and others
Circulars, containing iull particulars, forwarded
on application 10 HENRY LEE, Manager.
Boston March ,, 1865. dcod&wly
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N. y. stock and Money Market.
RostOn Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAxsxa'
LIN, STuRGRs & Co., Commission Merchants,
20 and 81, Fancuil Hall Market, Boston.
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The above returns show Republican
gain of IL votes over last year.
CONCORD, March 100 p. m.
Complete returns from ITO towns, and
an estimate of the remainder of the State,
give Hartman rep for Governor, fully
5000 majority.
THE LATEST.
At 1890 o'clock last evening telegram
was received by John Cain, Esq, from
Arson S. Marshall, chairman Of the Dem
ocratic State Committee Of New Hamp-
shire, who comedies the election of Ihr-
riman by majority of $500.
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Arv Advertisements.
VERMONT SPRING,

N ENMUN NININU,
SHELDON, AT,
Cures CAnccrous ScruiulOus and Cutaneous dis
eases, Dyspepsia, Lung. Kidney and Female Com
plants, &t. Wholesale and retail at the Agency
u. T.. GRAVES,
mlldNwtf Main ST., Rutland. VI.
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MAGNOLIA wsrFR.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne, and at half the price
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PATENTS Patents were isucd to the
following resident, OF this state for
the week cniiu1 March Il
O. IL Cooke Of Morri,town, improved
shoe LAGER.
4. \ KnowItan Of ST Albau,, for im-
Iroecmgu, in mold for artificial teeth.
HrunARnroN Tho friends Of the
Rev c Granger have r675Ufiy nTIttUt iiTrfr
annual visit at the parsonage. The re-
suit was u happy time Of social enjoyment
and presents 90 the minister and his
fumily Of money and other valuahles to
the amount % one hundred and thir'y--iN
dollar, fur which Mr.. G. expressed his
hearty thanks. Tho interview was closed
with prayer.
4 very quie, revival ufreheiou hashcen
ia pro.r,ss in Huhharltou during tn
past winter. Tho work continues with
undated interest SIX persons four Of
them heads If families, l.y" already
uuitrl with tho Congregational church
- - ------- - --n-.-r.. ahaat twenty in
number, only two we're members OF the
church Jan /, 1851, Now eight are mem.
lar AMI most If ,hc others are more or
le.-- interested in the great salvation.
Our Young Mem Christian Associa,
,jon has bcana marked success, TAeig
weekly prayer meeting i. held on Welne.,
l4,.v.,i,r f, ,ur friends abroad ".
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
~ Of Rutland, The Probate Court for the


Toall persons whom it may concern.
GREETING:
Whereas, Nancy d. Ridlon, guardian Of John +.
Ridlon, minor, of Clarendon, aforesaid, having
represented that her said ward OWNS an undivided
interest certain real estate situate in Clarendon,
it being all his interest in the estate OF Noel +.
Ridlon, late of Clarendon aforesaid, deceased,
and that it will be conclusive to the interest OF
her said war' tosell all his interest In said real es
tate and invest the proceeds thereotin government
bonds or other real estate or put the same at in
terest, and praying for license TO make such sale.
And thereup0 said court appointed the last
Tuesday being NE 3lst day of March, A. d. 1868,
at the Office of the Register OF said Court in Rut-
land aforesaid, to hear and decide upon said appi
cation, and ordered that public notice thereof be
given by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessvely previous thereto in the Rutland Herald,
printed at Rutland aforesaid. Therefore,
BY the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified TO appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said district,
on the LIST Tuesday in April, A. d. 1868, to
show cause, If any you have, why said license
should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 9th day
Of March, A. ID. 1868.
u:w3ws HENRY H. SMITH Register
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THE FIRST IMPEACHMENT.-Thi was
the case of William Blount, formerly
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AUCTION SALE.-HAyING

UCTION SAL E.---HAVING
IA sold my farm in Hydeville, i will sell at
auction Thursday, March 10, lsGs, the following
property to the highest bidder:
Span of well matched Horses. sound and good
travellers Double Wagon, new; | Double
Pleasure Harness; Double Harness, in good or
der; Pleasure Wagon, two seated | Single
Buggy G New Mich Cows, none better; two
year old Durham Bull, full FLOODED; yearling
Steers, very large; l Buckeye Mower No. 2,
new New Plows; Drag; Chains and other
tools wanted on farm; shoats; Horse Rake
6 boz. Milk Pans, new; Cauldron Kettle;
Grind Stone; Straw Cutter; | Traverse Sleigh
Swarms Bees; 5 Patent Hives | Bureau;
Pailor Cook stove.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock.
JAMES EMERSON.
Hydcville, March 5. lS6s. lldlw&wlt'
CHAMBERLAIN TCRGES Il co.
~ Commission Merchants and dealers in But
ter, Cheese, Eggs and Lard, ~ and 81 faneuil
Hall Market RnStnn nswly
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PERsoNu---CApt, j. y Bockus, we'll
known 10 the travelling public for many
year, Is captain Of passenger steamers on
the St Lawrence and Upper Ottawa, has
been appointed general agent of the Rut-
land road at Montreal
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT


District OF Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate of Joseph
Packer late of Wallingiord, in said district, de-
ceased iutestate. GREErlNG;
Whereas Clark Bull administrator of the estate
of Joseph Packer late of w allingford III said Dis
trict deceased, having represented to said court
that it will be necessary to sell portion OF the
real estate of said deceased to pay the debts
against said estate and .l.e expenses OF admins
tration TO wit 80 much OF said real estate Will
be necessary to raise the sum of about sixty-one
hundred dollars and praying said court to grant
him license TO make such sale, And thereupon
said court appointed the first Tuesday OF April,
A. ID. 1868 at the office of the Register of said
Court In Rutland, aforesaid, to hear and decide
upon said application and ordered that public no.
tice thereof be given by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous thereto IN
the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland aforesaid.
Therefore,
BY the authority of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Court
at the Probate Office in Rutland, IN said district
on the 9Th Tuesday of March, A. D., 1868, &c
show cause il any you have, why said license
should not be granted.
! Dated at Rutland in said district, this 9th day
Of March, A. ID. 1868.
ll.w3w< HENRY H. SMITH Register
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Vermont Items.

j. E.ty y Co, of Brattleboro sold %
cottage organs on Saturday last, making
50 Tor The week
Widow Bartlett, 90 years old, and the
oldest person in town, died on Wednes-
day. Feb 20,
. Nj. y. T. Bowman haze gone into the
insurance business with Geo. ;. shaw at
ST Johnsbury.
Capt. Pearl ID. Blodgett, formerly OF
the 10th Vt, Regt. has been elected town
clerk At 81 Johnsbury.
- William Benton WAS arrested in
Beucl. Maine, on Tuesday by Deputy
sheriff Wornell, for stealing a horse
sleigh and robes from A. NJ. Hoffman OF
Brighton. this State, on the 22d of Feb