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The New York herald., 1869-12-07

yIvANTrD-A FIRST RATE COOK AND TO A9sIss
w with the washing and ironing Apply al "a eth ny.,
two doors below 23d 81.
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yIyANTED-TWO FIRST CLASS SERVANTS; ONE AS
w cook, wa ber iruuar, the other chsmbermaia
and waitress; required Apply Immediately
at Az West 22d ST.
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NOR SALEM BROOKLYN, SEVENTH AVENUE, A
IT story and cellar frame House; lot ls,
leN price 5Q0 1000 may for three five years
Call d 263 East Houston street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

WHY DON'T YOU MAKE MONEY BY SELLING OUR
w Goods. EDGAR, YANAKEN 4 CO., 225 Bowery.
GOn DAY MADE BY AGENTS SELLING THE
- ~ beat chimney coal oil burner In tho world Moro
ageuz wanted A Few more counties for sale
Q. II. CRAWFORD, Merchants Hotel.
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LNorNEER WANTED IMMEDIATELY-oNE EDU.
T Gated TO his profession has years
practical experience IN dcsgnins and erecng high
steam of 10 TO 200 horsv with sids valve
variable cut oh &c he filed such position will
credit sad give evidence OF being growing man, Of gooc
moral character snd salary OF $4,000 pei
year Each letter will receive prompt replies for ntsviews
ae.; incur expense until advised. Address JOHN
H"'.bI. 80. Mount Vernon, Ohio.
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yIJANTED-NEAT AND TIDY LADS As CASH BOYS
w al 50i Broadway; muss 1--we with their parents and
come well commended.
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JUANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w housework; must be good washer aud iToncr Call
l2i East 2sth st., between Lexington and 9Th
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yNhNTfD-AT IS WEST s7TH ST., A GOOD COOK,
w WASHER and ironer who can come well recommended
Apply from 10 III.
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EoPyIsT-A LADY WOULD LIKE WRITING OF ANY
" kind 10 do nj her home; Is good, rapid aud
rect writer Address for three days boz So Post Office Tar
rytown, \. Y.
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4 LIFE INSURANCE CLERK OF SEVERAL YEARS
"A experience to engagement reterences from
present employers. Address LIFE INSURANCE, Rerait
olce.
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vJTANTED-A SITUATION FOR A YOUNG GIRL TO
w learn 10 attend store, fancy goods bakery, where
abe could board in the family Address NJ. o. j., Herald
pflce.
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Florida, within three miles OF railroad depot, for diy
public premises the town of Mad
the lat OF Deccnber two valuable Cotton Planta
TONS adjoining. with all necessary bud,ngs GIN &C., known
Harrison Lsn.E" "Rustic contains $50 acres 800
cleared; "AoLesry $40, $50 cleared. Lands OF the list
hammock well mb.rsd, with oak. hickory, pine, &C.
bic OF producing with proper cuvatioD without commercial
fertilizers from hsr 10 bale OF Sea Island short cotton
per At tho time hne cattle mules, &C.. to stock
the places Terms for lands cash balance IN one
and secured by place Stock &c.
cash For further particulars address W. s. MCCOY, Mad
gon Court House, Florida
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LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT As CoPYlET
~ housekeeper snla salary expected; references
exchanged. Address Eias A. I. JAY, s2S Broadway
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o. EAST 10TH ST.. SECOND FLooE.-A CoLoRED
- woman = -s@ charge OF Offices or TO cook In rel.
taurant.
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

COMPETENT DRUG CLERK wANTED.-ApDREss
n stating age, reference, &c G. T. A., box l72 Hera
ofnce.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN IN A PRI
w vate family by young Engishman; honest, sober
steady and thorough groom refers to Winthrop g. Ray
Old slip.
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GOvERNEss' OR HoUSFKEEPER's SITUATION
II wanted by lady OF education and musical proficiency
either in the city country 10 60 South West Address
f., boz $50 Post oclce.
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A BooKKEEPER, WITH SEVERAL YEARS PRAC
n ca experience In both single and double entry, desire
suaton understands the hardware and house turnhin
Office.
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yTANTED-a YOUNG GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND
iron for family OF four adults. Apply early to-day al
s65 % aY
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IrrAyrrn I'D COOK, TO ASSIST IN WASHING
w aud ironing; ciy rs-eTrry-s required ila a'' pace
Apply At 40 Wost Sd 81;
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A YOUNG MAN OF lsn YEARS DESIRES POSI-
~ uon in some business bouss where he can be useful
writer possesses knowledge of bookkeeping, quick
cuate figures undorbed reference furnished
charecie and ability. Address c. A. HART Herald Office.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

ITO EXCHAN6E-FARM OF e0 ACRES, WITH sPLEN.
did house and eubudipgs for cass of goods that
merch antable. Brokers please notice, H. ". G., boz
S,552 Post ollce
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JyAHTrD-A YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST CLASS
w cook must be and tidy aad underzsni her
ness tAorcughly city references required. Apply from iii
ii to-day at Is West 18th st.
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AN EXPERIENCED B0OKKEEPER AND CASHIER,
n at present holding position Of responsibility, will be
open For enlargement thoroughly 10 assume
charge all matters appertanng to the dssk Is accurate
reliable possessed Of soe Jsns and will furnish 6rst
class references a TO character 1nd capaby. Address
a. L. A., Herald oNce
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OF

~ fiCE, No. - EndIcOtt street, Boston.
Dr w. +. PADELFORD gives exclusive at
tenton to diseases of the geuIto- urinary organs,
and all diseases OF a private nature, IN both
sexes.
Dr. PadelfJrd has gained a greater celebrity
for the cure OF the above diseases than any phy=
sIciau in America. His great success in those
long standing and difficult cases, such were
formerly considered incuTable, Is sufficient to
commend him 10 the public worthy the extern
slyc patrunag- IA. has received.
1t il deplorable 10 witness some OF the cases
that mr. presented TO him, where the di.ease has
been driven into the system by quacks, the abuse
OF Mercury and Iopaiva, &C, TO break out az, an
IN the form OF spots and ulcers on the body, pam
in the joints sore threats night sweats, and ema-
citation.
Hardly day passes but he has patients rec
ommen4ed TO mis- care by physicians from the
coun ~, and this anu other cities, who have not
the of gaining sufficient experience 70 en-
able to cure the worst OF all diseases.
To YOUNG MEN.
seminal Weakness, or constitutional debility
brought On by secret HABITS INDUCED III by young
men. This Is one OF the greatest evils that can
betall man. IL brgFts disease OF the heart, con-
SUMPTION, dyspepsia, evacuation OF the frame,
and finally ends IN complete idiocy. BY causing
arush OF blood 10 the head, II often terminates III
apoplexy.
emily those contemplating marriage, should lose
No tfmo IN making immediate application.
10 FEMALES
DR.. IadelfOrd Is admitted by the best medical
talent OF the country to have equal in tn,
treatment OF female complaints, and IT Is NJ
unusual occurrence for physicians In regular
practice 10 recommend patients 70 him for treat
ment when afflicted IN his speciality.
Ladies viii receive the most scientific attention
both medically and surgically Board with ole
and experience nurses, Will be furnished thost
who wr-h 10 remain 10 the city during treatment
Patients who cannot apply in person may b!
letter.
Medicines sent 10 NIL PARTS of the country
Office open On Sundays. d.cldeodGwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

This Company, National in its character, offers,
by reason of its Large Capital. Low Rates of
Premium and New Tables, the most desirable
means of insuring life yet presented to the public.
The rates of premium being largely reduced,
are made as favorable to the insurers as those OF
the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties of Notes, Divi-
dends, and the MISUNDERSTANDING which the lat
ter are so apt to cause the Policy-Holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented, which need only to be understood to prove
acceptable to the public, such as the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PREM
IUM POLICY. In the former, the policy holder
not only secures life insurance, payable at
DEATH but will receive, if living, after period OF
a few years, annual income equal TO ten per
cent 0 per cent? of the par of his policy In the
latter, the Company agrees to return TO the in
sured the total amount of money he has paid in,
in addition to the amount of his policy.
The attention of persons contemplating insur-
ing their lives OF Increasing the amount of insu-
rance they already have, is called to the special
advantages offered by the National Life INSURANCE
Company.
Circulars Pamphlets and full particulars given
application 10 the Branch Office of tb e Com
pany, or the
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL 40 ENCY.
Under the direction of L. \. ROLLINS, and w.
E. CHANDLER, of the Board OF Direc tors
j. +. TUCKER, Manager,
Merchants Exchange, State St, Boston.
SrLOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
every City and Town; and applications from
competent parties for such agencies. with suitable,
endorsement, should be addressed 20 HENRY
FIELD, Rutland Co. National Bank Rutland
Vt, Special Agent for Rutland aud f}ennIng, on
County. dec2Sdeod& weOwly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

Observation-Disclosures have reach.
ed Fairhaven.
The donation for the benefit of T. +.
Jones is postponed until Thursday even.
ing, the 18th inst.
A large party from Rutland had a
social gathering at the Vermont Hotel in
this village on Wednesday evening.
Rev. Moses Fields, of West Haven.
delivered lecture before the Fairhaven
Young Mems Christian Association, on
Friday evening.
George Clair gives reading at Fair
haven on the 18th.
AT the annual town meeting it was
voted that Mr.. A. n. Adams should be
Unidentified against loss in the publica-
ton of 400 copies of the town history,
prepared by him at $3.50 per copy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

10y Ne1Sbf ne shors hosnsd Durham
breed, and were owned by Mr.. N. A. Sum
ner, Who purchased them some two months
sine, for $27J. The COW was Did off by
franklin Billings, of Rutland, the heifel
and calf by James Everson, OF this town
Mr.. Sumner has disposed of his farm
here, and intends going West this spring
Smith Sherman, Esq, contemplate.
taking up his residence in the village
about the first of April. having recently
sold his home farm to his son, T. NJ. Sher.
man, for the sum of $4,000. We notice in
the advertising columns Of the HERALD
great amount Of real estate offered fol
sale in Castletor. There seems this
spring to be more sellers than buyers
Heretofore large, valuable farms have
been sold readily when in the market a,
high figures but now they are not sought
after. Our farmers are all we'll to do in
the world, and will get along well enough
if they don't sell their farms and emigrate
West or South
Mathew Henry Maynard, Esq, has
recently paid flying visit to Castleton,
the home of his youth. He is the Oldest
son of Rev. u Maynard. He fitted 70,
college at our seminary, and graduated
with honor at Middlebury some twelve
years ago He is a lawyer by profession,
and resides in Marquette, Mich, and has
already made his mark in his western
home.
Our March meeting was unusually
lively last Tuesday. The voters worked
well from one o'clock until five o'clock p
M, to accomplish the business, and when
done it was well DONE Quite contest
came off on the balloting for selectmen
collector and county commissioner 7; but
the right men received a handsome ma
jority of votes, and the meeting termi-
mated satisfactorily to all interested in the
welfare of the town.
Rev j. G. Hale, of Poultney, in con-
sequence of the illness of Rev. Mr. Fran
els, occupied the pulpit OF the Congrega-
tional church last Sabbath Mr.. Hale's
ministrations are always welcomed by our
people. Il. w. Il.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

BELLOWS FALLs.-The village corpor-
alton of Bellows Falls have voted tax OF
25 cents on the dollar.
The Grant and Colfax club of Bel
lows Falls hung out their flag Thursday,
in honor of the Inauguration of Gen.
Grant as President.
A Union Christian Convention is to
be held at the Congregational church
Bellows Falls, Thursday, March 18th
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association of ttleboro.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

EXCISE TAKE. J. Ormsbee, Assistant
Assessor in district 1, division O., of this
State, will be at Hyde's Hotel, Sudbury,
March 10th, at the Otter Creek house,
Pittsford, March 18th, and at the post
office, in Pittsfeld, on the 23d of March
for the purpose Of receiving Income re-
turns for the year 1868, assessing the an
nual taxes under the Internal Revenue
Laws, and for receiving applications fol-
special tax for the year commencing May
LIST, 1869. All persons interested viii
govern themselves accordingly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

THE NEW WASHINGTON COUNTY On.
" COURT HoUsE.-The committee ap-
pointed by the Board of Supervisors of
Washington county, on the new Court
House. met in Salem, March 4th, to re-
ceive proposals of contractors for the con-
struction of the proposed county build
ing at that place. We understand that
there were seven proposals to do the en-
tire work and furnish all the materials
required by the plans and specifications
adopted by the committee. The propos-
ers had figured very closely on the work,
as the margin of difference between the
highest and lowest was less than 81 400.
The committee awarded the contract to
the lowest bidders on mason specifications,
Messrs. Wilson & Boutwell,, of Troy, at
$4,000, and all the rest of the work and
materials to George w. Oliver, of Troy,
at $4,000. The entire construction is,
therefore, let at SOS, 500
Should not the Rutland Court House
have some experienced architect, and can
not contracts be made to build it rather
than that it should be left to be done by
employing men by the day. Will not the
contract system be economy fer the
county.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
THE MEDICINE L i
WHOOPING COUGH !

DODD's NERvINE And INYIGORATOk
give agreeable and almo-t instant Ielcf 70 fhe
spasrns Ut " hopping, Cough. This j. a comp'aint
that all children are expected - have, aud when
iteumes, strange 10 say, they ar ieft - heht q
through a. ihsy best can. little or nokng bong
dome ~ break IT, intensity or help lie sufferer
along. Ana ~ hen il Is ride TED that vary many
Of lie di-es. If older and adult y,af- have then
origin in the tear aud train Of Mbayplng Cough.
for the fact that ehiIdr MS Gi-t a>. like UaUy 81
the Weakness Of N,,In II, considered mo ,
ally uncuuceruea about them. -. them cough q
through. a. did seems generally - ~ the un-
feeling word. MEoJpiup ougH = nervous d.
ease, aud Dudd'- Ncrl lIe aud snK5eVIatur treat.
IL with comrl,;e success. Mother. tGy r. ard
save your little ones the worst agony 81 thi-
distressing affection. a uIa am 'sut ferut Eusl-
9 fafw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
CHAIR FACTORY FOR SALE

Weupw ufrr our hair Factory, Of Brist j, Thu
State foY SAFE at a great sacrifice as We going
West, aud axe Obliged to sci! VIZ
Machine shop, 6aN2t; paint shop and stor,
room, 20v50; both of them two stories high
dry house aui lumber sred, and "A water pow,l
on the N,S Haven river; also the follow
ing machinery llancr, bed plauer, boring ma
chIu.ly gtgue lathe hand lathe, gigyer saw
pillar tenoniIg machine, stletchar tcnonlug ma
chine, Joiuiug, Sitting aud cutting OFF saws, anC
all the other tools ana machinery necessary II"
manufacturing chairs. J rice for the whole 81 $ 10
FERNS OF payment made satisfactory to the pur
chaser.
This i a rare chance for "a man who means bust
ness AS the Factory has large trade, and can b,
supplied with stock cheaper than any other fac
tory in Vermont.
For particulars, enquire of w. c. Dunton, Rut
land, On ei us ON the premises.
=. b. STEWART, & co.
Bristol March (, 1869. 9w3w&4:d3deod
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

CURE YOUR CoLD.-At this season OF the year,
when colds are so prevalent, it is desirable to
know the best remedy for such ailments. After
a thorough trial of "Jack sons Catarrh snuff and
Troche Powder we have no hesitation in giving
1t the preference over any other preparation IN
use for the cure OF catarrh coughs, asthma and
disorders generally arising from exposure to
damp and inclement weather. The Snuff and
Troche Powder is composed of vegetable sub
stances, and may be administered with perfect
safety, even to the youngest children. The flavor
is agreeable, and the article may be used with
good effect instead of troches by public speakers
and others. See advertisement in special column.
feb27dS&w3w
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.



J. W. Pickett. Esq.. FrOoklvu. \. J.
| am not in the hafIt ~ taking advertised fnel-
ieInes, .crttts 80 their e1IIif Ne sf- &
when they come une.I my oh-ergAtI'sI /; huf isc
constrained 20 make eNcepfI,n Ia favor %
Dodd's AeTyine and Inyigoraf1r.a medicine 4 have
used in my family f0r some time past Nv little
daughi er had been suffering irum severe Whoop-
ing ough for several Weehs, and Ms 10 much
broken Of rest ~ might that by excessive cough
ing and loss Of -lcrp-her cun-1ltuti1n and rtuer-
al health seemed 20 be giving way. Various re-
melRHs OF p2IlIa'iHes Were recommends ~ iuf!-
mate neighbour but nothing t4tel un;il onr
attention w5- called hy a plyz!#.su not N
practice 20 DoId's NcrFine. Ir:- TTucurt.-
and commenced using a. Onee-with an effect Itn-
mediate aud surprising. \ the commissions were
hardest az night. W. began bg giving be Servine
IN her going 70 bed. The fI-t Io=e administered
m. DE ITS impression: the e.Ugh became less fro
o,ie,at, and very much less seNtre=-she son got
her a scustoTn'd s.stp-ra!.i y revived IA health
and Xi.,r- and IN q f.W .l4S " AS W,ll rs ever
what va LETT Il the WluBgins Con zig Wae ffafe-
after Of no trouble. OI cour-e "a rot llt a.
sider DodI's Aerviue and iuNI4; r4fpr an lnyalu-
able remedy Tor this ia tTes>lng malay. may
add that have -inee recommended T. 20 several
family friends IN like circumstance AMI have
found II in every 10 rs equally ssiul. II
needs only 70 b. known 10 come INTO universal ia.
mand. }. W.Pks kEII.
For sale ~ Druggists. Price cIa Dollar.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

SUPPORT OF THE PooR.-The expen-
.es of Bakersfield Poor House Associa-
ton, which includes the poor of Fletcher,
Montgomery and Rockford, to January,
1869, amounted to $1,633.64. The bal
ance over receipts is $l,144, to be paid by
the several towns, as follows: Bakersfield,
S36262; Fletcher, $256.64; Montgomery,
$263.2S; Richford, $282O3 The whole
number Of paupers is 90. This il an
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4 GENTS WANTED.

The subscriber, General Agent of the North
America Lie insurance Company for the State
OF Vermont, desires to establish agencies in all
the principal places OF the State. To any man OF
the tight stamp liberal inducements will be given
To act as agent. Circulars, etc, explaining pc
cnliar features of the company, wuh all other
necessary information, sent free upon application
to G. NJ. HAVEN, Gen'i Agent,
feb22d3t&wlm Troy, y Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

NORWICH UNIvERsITY.-We are hap
ply to learn that Rev. Roger S. Howard
DID, of Woodstock. viii probably accept
the Presidency of Norwich University
at Mortified. Dr. Howard is ripe
scholar, and his long experience in teach
ing and his uniform success in other
enterprises with which he has heretofore
been connected, as well as the universal
esteem in which be is held throughout
Vermont, makes his name a tower Of
strength, and his services valuable &C.
QUESTION to the University, and place the
institution full in the confidence of the
people OF the State.
Capt Chas A Curtis Of the regular
army, has been detailed by the war de-
partment as professor of military tactics
which j. an essential feature in this in
stitution, aud is more largely appreciated
in the education of young men at the pre-
sent time than at at any previous period
Capt. Curtis is heartily devoted to the in
terests of the school, and is most active
energetic disposition, that makes him {
most valuable acquisition to the faculty.
LUDLow.-Ludlow is 9i5 feet above
the ocean.
The population of Ludlow in 1856
was 1919, and in 1860. $50, decreasing
81 in the ten years.
Mr.. A. B. Dunbar, who has laugh
school the past winter, in district No 8
in Ludlow, has been the recipient of al
elegant bound bound volume of Dickens
Christmas Laurels, as testimonial from
his pupils.
A musical concert comes off at Lud
low on Tuesday evening next.
A velocipede school has been opened
in Ludlow.
i George w. Billings has sold his resi-
dence on Main street for $4,000 to II. c
Peabody, of Woodstock, who is to open
boarding house. He is also to open a new
street and offer building lots for sale.
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PROBATE COURT.
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND.
Hon. WALTER C. DuNToN, Jud

Hon. WALTER c. DUNToN, Judge.
VIM. G. EDGERToN, Register.
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court, for the district o.
Rutland, during the month of February
1862
Caleb Paris estate, Dandy. Inventory
Thomas J. Lewis estate, Brandon. In.
ventory and claims.
Isaac McDan:els' estate, Rutland. Lii
cense to sell
Catharine Dunton's estate, Rutland
VIII proved. Moses J. Perkins, admins
traitor.
Asa Perry's estate, Rutland License
granted.
Ida o. Weeks ct al, minors, Mendon
Frank Tatro, guardian.
John Browns estate, Rutland Will
proved.
Frank D. Shannon and Edith s. Shan.
non, minors, Sherburne. Emily E.
Spaulding, guardian.
Nellie Il. Whitcomb, minor, Chittenden
John Whitcomb, guardian.
David Rice's estate, Pittsford. Claims.
Henry Brown, minor, Pittsford. John
Cain, guardian.
Laura Whitney's estate, Rutland. NJ
G. Everts, administrator, with will an
nexed.
Albert I. Tuttle, minor, Rutland.
Mary A. Tuttle, guardian.
John Duffy's estate, Pittsford. VIII
notice in HERALD Sd Tuesday in March.
Nathan Rounds estate, Wallingford.
J. W Ainsworth, administrator. Edwin
Martindale and Justin Batchelder, APP
praisers and commissioners.
John Calnon's estate, Rutland. Frank
lin Billings, administrator.
George Worthy Hastings estate, Rut-
land Report of commissioners of home
stead and dover. Inventory and claims.
Calvin Shippy's estate, Rutland.
George D. Shippy, administrator.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

CAsTLEToN--W. N. Bachelor, our
wool broker, has sold and shipped eighty
thousand pounds of wool during the last
two weeks. The Bankers have also sold and
shipped forty thousand pounds within the
same time. This great amount of wool
was purchased by Lee Tracy, dealer in
wool, Shelburn, VT, for the Burlington
Wooden company, Winooski Falls, where
it is being manufactured into cloth, at the
rate of one thousand pounds per day.
The sellers realized from 40 to so cents
per pound for it.
-Auctioneer Remington sold at auc-
ton, few days since, one COW at $187.5O,
one two years old 1T $3.50, one calf at
80, the whole amounting to e8S7.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

Observation-Disclosures, Henry F. Pin
ney town clerk, Alpheus N. Earle; SCI
lectmen, John 8. Slack, Elias II. Pinney,
Henry E. Pinney; constable, Winslow
Fl. Sawyer; auditors, Thomas Moore, Ly-
man N. Pinney, Jairus Josselyn; agent,
Jairus Josselyn; listers, Cyrus johnson,
Joseph Moore, George W. Day; ovsrsesr,
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To be coniil.ued

FIRE IN PITTsFoRD.-The dry house
belonging to Messrs Dudley x Dodge,
and attached to their door and sash fac
tory, in Pittsford, was burnt down on
Sunday morning, Loss about 81 900; no
snSnrnncn