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ss s. $s @ rs$ ,Ss % @ %s''s = = q
%
low and White steady with taes Of Snse s
M .ass nss a Rs for %sssrn a ans 81 s
for State garey vas steady with sales Of SCo bashel.
81 % Canada West u u .. 'A,''
o n5 MARIE, was @ dull the Offerings being
her s The
ssms @ bale. .so0 scon
as and and pG S SassGT scM
S5s To Bristol Soo tons ocake and bushels wheat at
ga YORK. With If r ' and 3 BARK a
Ryer Plate with general enc Lea cargo On private terms
ls,Gc: q Ike and cloth 2sac. q saJSS; $50
small made within The range e Of isc ssI
sSa isr M9Hs @ &C. s "a lSs s1s e 70
HAY in fair request at firm prices Shipping cell.
s % 81 IS s ssr Tsfa d. os s &c. ss sss long rye straw at
MolAssEsmThc marke, w,s dull the demand being light
asarso was rnmored; but we could I'D not I trace It.
dull there being no demand except retail lots but holders
demanded fun prices viz :dsc dc for mercRantaJe and
ew 9s s AZ e 4e a. r sss s aVS
q af c a. & s Jns s xs w I'd hS & as s Il
2 - 200 do strained At 81 25 goo do pale at "a ,
sS9 @ dG %e eS'r" pale ssnsd 1t 81 ': aa So Se at
Mindms MG 50 s p @ 81 a s. % Or V s ssra ts9 eS so5 5
Sbs sd sold s. Is Wilmington ast1H tar was Saoed ST.
s ay g az and
q s e for fall sd s Sn ssas osr kinds dull
sSs. II p0 oss but s %
Crude in bbs remained dull nominal at sa Reaned
was exceedingly quiet there being no demand from any
ca r''aS s fSe
Ss wS T9 s Sssnn
white were sold At Csc In Philadelphia the market more
SSys SS sns deSsd s Sr ss At ss ;'G
"s n sb5 d 6 a he sss sS a sois sVs s
&c. and 500 do, for the last half do. at sa1c: -
lard Tie RarfSsss
fairly active but at lower prices the market hSwee clos
sold $50 80 ss for ciosns a, about ESQ
heard no sales for future eiverv II DRESSED hogs hogs we're
% % @ %ns vs snSasA ssy s%s % At ss
5ss s a @ 5 s S % opd s5s I
asis Beef hams steady with small sales
quiet but hea for full prices heard Of salcs Of
s'sssy prices saIss being pastags; .c
DO also aoo0o lbs smoked shoulders at i4c i5c Lsri
'sy s'isy Si' 70 ss
s'ssIn, and ss6S i9Ac for kettle rendered:
sc for common to choice OF Ransoon there were small
sFrpsLnsesd was dull and nominal at s2lsa se W.
god duty paid while grass, though quiet steady
last quotations.
prices unchanged Small sales made al Isc 20c
for common to prime.
suGAR-The amount of business transacted was light,
there being but little demand and prices nominal at
Yesterdays quotations The sales 900 hhds
l2kc 1896 for Cuba and Porto Rico also SO boxes pri
si aS G e ss si
We quote Cuba, inferior 70 common refining, ns,c
Gerry, 2sac Rc.; prime 10 choice do. l2zsc. lsEc
cen,rlfuga hhds and boxes Ike 1ihc. molasses hhds
Nos. 10 "a NC a,sSc do do. 10 to ~ isSs % isc
i5sc. do do is iO i5hc al5Sc Porto Rico refining
grades, 1870. l2kc. grocery do, 1850. a 4c.
purchaser. Sales $1,000 lbs, M 1Ic. f2c according to
quality.
wnisKxYR Receipts $50 bbls. The exhibited more
es aud higher psss wsrs s rsassd There were sales
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY

board was In the neighborhood Of nve millions OF
Of dollars. The session was so protracted that
1t extended to the usual time for begin
ming the second call, 80 that the Stock
Exchange actually in session from ten 10 three
O'Clock. 1t was the day Of the greatest decline. In
such times the figures themselves arc the best
description Of the market. In the following table
the highest ana lowest prices Of the day as con-
trasted with prices at the beginning Of the month.
They AFFORD food for rejection ON the vicissitudes
of stocks:--
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TIE PORT TONNAGE DUES.

Opinion Of Counsel ON the Validity Of the
Health Oflcer's Fccs-Their Collection Sane
toned by the Supreme Court and Congress.
Tho following letter will explain ITSELF
NEW YoRE, Sept. 26 1892
Mr.. THOMAS 8. SANDFoRD, Secretary shipo~ners
AssOciatiOn:A
sIR--I have been directed by DR.. ewinburns,
Healtp On1cer OF this port to Acknowledge receipt
OF your note OF the Goth inst, enclosing copy OF
resolution passed by your ASSOCIATION, recommend
Ing that al fees hereafter exacted BY the quArap.
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CNuaI cAlEHnAasvInls DAY.

CouRT OF ApPEArs.-Ward Hunt, Chief Justice.
Call or calendar at ten A. M-NOs. l5 16 II, Is, 10,
81 co. 81. 90, 35, SO, 81, 80 40 Al
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs.--Nos 81, 72, SO, 103.
los. l0S 100. 10, 115, lib, 100. Call 122.
MARINE COURT-GESERAL TERM.-EO3. / to %.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half.pnss Five o,C.ock p. MI,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Sept 29-6 Pm.
COrFEH.Ro quiet but steady at last quotations.
We heard of of Other were dull but
unchanged.
CoTToNThe market was less active the demand being
mainly confined to small lots to supply the immediate wants
Of spinnes and with fair offerings prices receded c &C.
per b. the market closing the reduction The sales
70o bales, of which llS5 spinning 1853 on
speculation and 2l1 for export For future delivery there
were sales Prices nomInay lower Annexed are
alnaipu ua.ioini niioaa
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Bidding Tor stove coal began at higher rate than
II could bring but wnen II fell below dollars
the sale was rapid. Several OF the large buyers
seemed anxious to secure all the steamboat coal to
themselves and healthy competition was the
result. The heaviest buyers were Ca.tler, Suckney
K wellington, sawyer Co., Manchester q HOPKINS
and II. c. Clark. The result Of the sale was her
disappointing to large number IN the trade, who
expected an advance In the rate.
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do 2l bbe and $50 bags meal 5ob3s bushels wheat
A. do. eorn 1850 do. and 500 do. malt The flour
market ruled dull and heavy. There export
mand but generally at lower figures The sales
$4,000 bbls including about goo bbs for export at 6 25 for
Wesern and IS ~ S6 20 for State Southern -four
sought after but without Improvement in price. Sales
500 bbs California dull and nominal. Rye -four was
steady with sales OF go bbs Cora dull but un-
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CRY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE WEATHER YRsTERDAY.-The following record
VIII show the changes in the temperature for the
PAST twen,y-four hours In comparison with the cor
responding day last year. as indicated by the ther
mometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
Broadway, corner Of Ann street.
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mated and laughable discussion ensuod
on it, participated in BY several OF the
members of the House, principal among
which was Mr.. Bull of Hancock. The
bill was finally refused passage. when
on motion of Mr.. Wentworth of Chester,
the House adjourned.
AFTERNOON. ..
George Eddy, the repre- entative elect
from the town of Glastonbury, having
presented his credentials, was duly sworn,
and took his seat.
Reports. committee on judi
ciary, in favor Of House bill in addition
to chapter Oh general statutes, relating TO
the observance of the Sabbath and the
disturbance of religious meetings, with
amendment, which were agreed to-
Bills introduced and Tefe7ved.-By MIR.
Frisbie of Poultney, to incorporate the
American Trust Company.
House bill relating to an increase in
the rate of interest was taken up, the
question being on the vote to reconsider
the vote Diminishing the bill
On this bill Col. Joyce, of this village
made somewhat lengthy and able re-
marks, which we are compelled to omit
this morning, but will give hereafter.
The vote being taken on the question,
shall the vote to dismiss be reconsidered {!
the House disagreed to tho motion. Ayes
20, nays 1l9.
Se1iate bills refe5Ted Relating - drains
and common sewers.
On motion of Mr.. Ballard of Fairfax,
adjourned
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rs, it would seem . fearful calamity to
allow him to leave, yet our humble sphere
torbids our saying much more, lest it be
said of us we are too much interested in
the affairs of others. The work of re-
building a portion Of the highway
destroyed by the late severe freshet, has
been taken BY the 6essrs. Martin of Mt.
Holly, and we doubt not, from their
reputation as workmen, that the job will
be well done.
I'm view Of the late severe confagra-
tions at Brattleboro, Woodstock and else
where, we would suggest to our readers
the importance of being we'll insured, and
that too in good companies, for as winter
is rapidly approaching. it will be very
poor time indeed to build or seek shell
ter from the stormy blasts of Vermont
winter, and yet we know full well that
some will not give heed to our warning or
advice. Yet if we must lose our homes
and property by fire it may prove a
source of relief to have our insurance
money to aid in procuring a home. A
word to the wise, etc. ~
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Genessse County Batavia, first district,
gives sissl 60 majority. Republican loss
OF 3; second distriot Nelson II msjority.
Democratic gain Of twelve; third dis
trict. Nelson 10 majority, Democratic
lass of 1. Bergen. Sigel ls majority, q
Rspublic an los Of %.
Oneida County.-Utios, fourth ward,
gives sisel liz minority; Republican
loss of 60. c
In the first ward, Wilson has 30 major
ity; Democra tie loss Of 10.
Rome, Nelson SIS msjority; Demo.
cratic loa of 129.
The sixth ward of Utica gives Nelson
90 msjority; Deraooratic loss of 17S.
Washington County Fort Edward,
Nelson ITO majority; Democratic gain
of 80.
Kingsbury, Sigel II majority; 4 Re
publican loss Of 81.
Greenwich, first district. Sigel $50 ma
jority; Republican loss Of ia. In the
second district Nelson has majority a
Democratic gain of 14S.
Orange County.-The city Of New.
burgh complete gives Sigel So majority
a Republican loss of 1853.
Returns from all the wards in New
York. except the Cd, 9Th. 18th. 18th, 18th
and Goth, give Nelson 81 ,2O6; Sigel Z 81
03S Allen S., 091, and Greeley %, 1875.
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The uaSsachus~ats Election.

BOSTON, Nov. z.
The Massachusetts, annual election of
State officers and legislative members took
place to-day. The vote is comparatively
small Boston, including Roxbury, re-
Gently annexed, gives Clafln for Cover
nor, z, $50; Adams, Democrat, 10,S40,
Chamber lin, workingmen's candidate, has
$40; plnr. lity for Adams 1850. In 1867
Adams pl urality in Boston and Roxbury
was 2,593. Returns from forty-eight
towns, inclusive of Boston, foot mp as fol-
lows Cladin 1879. Adams .5,707:
Chamberlain 2,920. In 1867 the game
towns gave bullock 1924, Adams, $3.50.
Geo NJ Brooks, Republican, is elected TO
Congress in me seventh district.
BosToS. Nov 2.
The e,eetlsn 10 day has resulted in the
re-elec;i on of Governor Clafiin by plur-
ali;y of from 10000 to 1900. Vote Of
one hundred and sixty-fve towns and
cities, including Boston and Cambridge.
foot up Claftn 43,179; Adams 37,150;
Cham berlin 10000. The Legislature Is
claimed by both prohibitionists and
licence men. It probably Is pretty nearly
divid ed on the liquor question and the
liquor question and the Republicans have
a strong majority in each branch
Seventy four towns foot up Clafin 90
9S2; Adams 1910; Chamberlain 1920.
The same towns in 1867 gave Bullock
2S,5l0; Adams Is, S92
Peter Harvey, Democrat, is elected
Councillor. defeating ex-mayor Norcross
The sixth Senatorial district elects James
A Fox Senator. over Crane, both Repub-
licans The batter was the straight Re
publican candidate.
The complexion of the Legislature is
yet undecided, but a. o'clock this
evening the anti-prohibitionists were ont
in force. with bands of music. Indica-
sions are that they have m ijority in the
Iagielaturc.
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ftcfuaI renesy than any o her Tho-e who have
frIca it, know that II cured them: those VITO
have not, know that II cures : be neigbbors sno
friends, and all know fh-t what u dos once ~
does always that II never fails thfsslsh any
fault or Drglect ot ne nOmp0sIfion. We have
thousands upsn tboussncsof estineatet of their
reIDAE kabi- cures a. the following comp slnis,
but such cures are knnwn M every neighboI hpoc.
and We need MT pubiirh them. AdaIfsd % al
ages and conditions III al cirnafes; containing
neither cal me- OF any celets g1tas Drug, ibss
NAV b.. taken with safety by sDybody. Their
sugar costing pre-eTFsE them sssr uesb ana
makes them PHEASANT 10 take, while belng purely
vegetable no harm cat GrIse NON IN uae IA
any quantity.
They operate by their powerful Infinence On
the internal 20 IuIIfy the blood hpod and
sftrnuiate IL Inro healthy AcIlon rern0ve the OF.
sfructiyps OF tie srufnsssh. bowel nSer, ana
Other oTsans Of The bucy. Tss-tIlns tn IT ihr gn-
lar sciiou 70 health. aud ~ c'rfee aug, wherever
thes eaisr. such osr'I gel ltit- A. are TIE hist
Minute. dsr,rtions n1e 1ivcl ia n e wrapper On
the box. Tor the following ooinl,a mt, which
these Pili- raplcig cure
.'7rr Dy-peT-ia Or IprigeNian, lisilsssne.s.
+ .,,,,,,,. aud Loss Of Apprfiie. hey sh"uia ie
800 ,y- -af.ly TO rtllnu ate the stomach and
r,.,tore ~ h...i,.. tone ard ac'lnn-
Por Ia s.r Con- pa t ana iir f1iiols an,
Bilious Heaaacbe. slcA headaehs; JAnn v %
Green Sickness. hIiious Con az go "a
they should be udiciousy taken IN
correct the oiseased aclion ~ T. fD"vs
tons which cause n. s.ss
For DyssDt-Ty on DgarIle-a, tut ore y 40
is generally r.quir.d.
For hheurnaarIn. Cont, Gravel, Palpita,isn Of
the Heart, Pain IA the slde, Back and L'ns,
they rhaaJld be continuous taken. a. Is-q nir-d,
Ia change tn. d--.assd EeiIon q th- ssri IN
With such change fho-. O rni iaint- dis tpp~ar-
For Drorsy ana ID, op~icsi sHelines ID, y rhould
be taken in large ana n. Qnent dJsas 90 produce
he fleet Of 4 drastic pune
For ruppressgnn lar 6o@e should De taken
As it proouces the d+slIed fi.ct hy ymlathy.
A. J. DInb.r Pill. ,abe t~., q. lis 10 pro-
mote diees-ion and relieve the stoUs'h
An O -casionai dos. stiuiu ia'ss he r-Omseh srd
bowels into L.aliby action. roriOres be sppe'ites
ana inyixorat.- the syrt-m. Hence n ls often
advantageous here no e.B1''us Gsrsnrsn,.nt *
sts. One who feels toisrsbiy well. 0fien finds
hat dose Of th--e Piilz makes him & el de 1ced-
" better, from their cleansing and nenJvstiDg
fleet On the dige-tive apparatus.
p DIR j. &. AbtR A. 1. =. Practical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGsIsTs.
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- Among The many hair preparat,ons "a n

ks- Among the many hair preparations in the
market, IL Is no easy m alter 20 decide which one
Of hem is mo { desirable TOR use. Halls yege-
table Sieilian HAIR Reviewer has been before the
putlIc about nine years, Its var tested and oe
titled 10 BY many leaiIng and ibiinenIial phyki-
clans Of New England, among whom may
name Walter BuInhaln. N. D.. formerly Proies-
sJr OF Surgery IN the Worcester Medical Iast1tu-
ton, aud IN Penn UHiy.rsIty OF Philadelphia,
who sayr, Il have use5 II Tor Restoring the barr,
where snve.erate eTup;i' had Tesi-ted VARIOUS
kinds Of treatment, and found that 10: only was
the hair beautifully restored 70 original beauty,
but also the di-ease 81 the scalp completely
cured = also GeOrAe Gray, NJ. ID. ~ AaAoila, y.
H., the ie .ding physici ~ thu pace VII, r. tins
Remover manufaetur.d, p aks 90 IN prep rsF
ton La this say: Il have seen it, II els very
Ia any cases II sIil eTtlIIIy restore the hair %
its or gIral color, Il cleans ih@ heas - = 'TUd
and leaves the hair soft, .s-y and b-zu' fui
do not thu Tx ~ ~, IA any Nay munro D. D. On
th= CO. tfars, beneficial. c n, rhrre.Ore, ckee4
FULLY zee ,Innl.nd II 20 tie public A. a. Bsyes,
NJ D. state As.sy.E of Mas having 2Dalyzsd
II, assures the pubc by ce.taesie, that II IL the
best preparation ton the int nded purposes of the
many he has * AHMED"
With these sssuTsnoes from sueh high soureas,
surely those who desire a perfected and reliable
hair res,orer can do no better Than u-e Halls
Vegetable sicIli4n H4ir Remover. nisim
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CALEM LEAD COMPANY.

This Company CoTode and Grind the most
beautiful
PURE WHITE LEAD,
ever offered. Ii n selected ana ground from the
best maier1al, varran ed hfIictiy Pure, End ;oT
l.ncy and boSy ~ has no equal
The demand foT &C the past season proves con-
elusveIy that a strictly pure whn- lead is .p-
pr~cizt~d. With largely increased faeiiities tins
Company will promptly supply the Increasing de-
mand.
tured At the Compsnyis Works On the line Of
Eastern kailrbsd, csiem N as-.
.rps7dWHssm FRANCIS BROWN.
Treasurer.
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--LATEST X8vvs.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial Dispatch TO the HERALD
From the Capital.

Especial Dispatch TO the HERALD
From the Capital.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 2.
The case of Cheever and Hart and
others, against the Rutland and Burling-
ton Railroad by the issuing of an injuno-
ton in favor of the second mortgage
bondholders against the first mortgage
bondholders, restraining them from fur
Their proceedings, which prevents the fur.
Their proceedings in the general term of
the Supreme Court. The case was ex-
pected to have been brought on for trial
on Wednesday. The injunction was
issued by Chancellor James Barrett of
Woodstock. This summary disposition
of this long contested case was an un-
expected event. nc.
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trouble vas tosti a. an - there were mo . c.ssas
than were wanted AZ Brighton th~rs we're Z 600
western .nd sb"ut 500 f.sm Name. Exe-p. ia
The best qasiti-- paiees ar. .b ut one d Lar psr
one hundred pnds lower Than l.st u.eh and the
demand y. ak Prices FIR she-p snd lambs ar.
lower AID the droEers work n lbsir hoeks SLOWLY
aud with much con planning at irom one 10 ave
dollars, &C ording ~ quality and many are sent
20 commission houses
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best article Tuo~a ~ i,4e-er~c .Le hair.
IL " II positively restore
GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
AND PROMOTE It's GROWTH
II is an entirely new &c en- 6e discovery. COM
biGIDg many Of the most powerfuland restorative
agent- in ths vegetsrl- kingdom.
II makes the Hair sInoo and glossy, snd does
not STAN the rkiD.
II i, rec nmen1ed an used by the first medi-
cal authority.
For 10y al druggists. Price AZ. X. r. Han
a Co., Nashua. n. H.. Proprietor
nov4-wlm
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Ru
land, Commissioners TO receive, examine ard adj
Just all claims and demands Of all persons against
Charles NJ, Bruce. late OF Dandy. in said dis
tn:t. deceased, hereby give notice that we WI
meet for the purpose of examining and allowing
said claims, at she Dwelling house of Mrs.
Phebe Bruce, in Hld Dandy, Thursday, No
vember %, 1869, and on Thursday, April :.
p. M, each of said days, and that six
months from the eleventh day of October,
A D. 1859. is the time limited by SAID Court for
said creditors to present their claims to or ex
animation and allowance.
Dated, Lanby, this LIST day of November, 4. d..
1862
4LBERT B ,JGf Commissioner.
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a DESIRE.

1t hes long been desire With medical men TO
have an agreeable tonic which vi act b.n fci-
ally upon the different funcii0ns % the syst.rn
without deleteTIous effect spe-r's STANDARD
Wine Bitten" fully meet the w4nD 90 long felt
Their base n hrs pure without any medical
ton, except By herbs aud IoOts. sol4 by drug
gists.
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Money more active and hrmer at 55I per cent.
for call loans.
S.--..--- n-sh~ose hoy los ;. 1zieo fos cola
and first class bill :.
Gold lower. opening a. / . and closing a.
L25..
Government bonds closed steady with fractional
aiTance II I'm lowest prices Of afternoon
The following are the arternoon quotations:
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STATE OFVERMONT, DISTRICT

- y II NI- ' I'm AiNJ-N L, J1t0 hIC 4
- Of Rutland, as The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland. To all persons interest. d
IN the estate OF Dorcas Linngston, late Of Sit.
Holly, IN said district, deceased, int.s'atc.
WEgrcss Hylum IickeuHau, Exeeutac Of the
hast Wilfand Tes ament ot Dorc4s Livingston late
OF Alt Holly In said District deceasc having pre-
sented to said Court his petition iii writing repre-
srnting, that 1t Will be necessary sell part of
the real estate OF which the sail bore ~ did
seized for the pa .meut OF legat1,s given by saId
Wl and that 1t Viii be BEN ficu to he leg ttes-,
interested III the - .iiue 70 have all of tail real
estate sold and they 4ving enttd thereto IL
writing, and paying said Court IL grant HIM
hccn-e to sell All The zeal estate stn,te i ssId
Mt. Ho Is. oi which the said Doigts Livingston
died seized.
Therefore, BY tie authority. OF the state Of
Vermont, you are hereby notified To appear be-
fore said Probate Court, at the Probate Office III
Rutland, in said district on the LEI Tuesday Of
December, A. ID 1869, to show cause If any you
have, why SAID license should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, III said district, this 81
day of November, a. ID. 1863.
w. G.. EDGERTON,
4lw3w* 81 Register
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BILLS SIGNED BY TIE GoyERNoR.-
An act to provide Tor the expenses of the
council of censors
An act to amend section 80 of chapter
"a of the general statutes relating to the
relief of the insane poor
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81 Lung sever, con mon cold, catarrhal fewer,
and ldisehai g u brow nish color IN honres,
may be checked at once b. liberal ure Of sheli-
dams Cavalry CONDITION Powders
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COMMISSIONERS Nc
NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
N/The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Rutland,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against Alvan
B. Jones, late OF Brandon, in said District,
deceased, hereby give notice that We will
meet for the purpose of examining and allowing
ga claims at the dwelling house of the said
late Alvan B. Jones, in Brandon aforesaid,
on the first Wednesdays of December and
March next, from l O'Clock p. m. until 4
O'Clock p. m, each of said days, and that six
months from the goth day of October, A. d.
1869, Is the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to us for ex-
animation and allowance,
Dated atsRrandon, this ooth day Of October,
A. d. 1869.
W. MORRILL,, lcon,r.
j. w. CHENEY, Com rs'
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rRAlAs ARRIVE Al aurLAND,

she lcrssid Is the oniy paper In
ihe Count, of lsutland, or this sec.
ion 81 Vermont that takes Eete.
graphic news. The Herald receives
The t.~ociated Press Reports regu.
ariy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-04

~ Use Dr. PieIc-'s Alternative Extract, or
Golden MedIcal Discovery Tor all q ugn-, DDS.
Bronchial OF Lung diseases. II arTes.s and cures
CONSUMPTION IN ils "a y stages. Sold ny Drug
gis.s, or enclose i1res dollars and twenty-five
cents 10 DIR. Il. Y. Pierce, Buffalo. n ", aud ge.
three bottles Tree OF eNpres- charges.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-04
Stocks closed steady and strong.
The following are the afternoon auo
Boston Produce Market

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIZ, SruEGEs Co., Commission Merchants,
70 and 81 Fan suil Hall Market, Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-04
3fr Advrrtiagmsnts.

AT ED--A SITUATION El A
w young man - work on q farm and make
himself generally useful this winter Apply at
HERALD oulee. not3lxwIw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-04

~ The season fr coughs and colds il rapidly
approaching, and every one should be prepared
to check the Arst symptoms, a. cough con-
traeted between now and Chxistmas frequently
lasts al winter. There IS no better remedy than
sJohnsoos Anodyne Linimsnt." For all dis-
eases 4 the throat and lungs, It should b used
internally and externally.