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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-09
From a Poughkeepsie Letter.
Death of q Famous Female Miser.
A STRANGE HISTORY-S25, 900 LEFT BE-
HIND AND NO HEIRS.


Lochy Ostrom liz dead" was whis
pered about the Court House in POUCH
keepsie, this morning Who is Lochy
Ostrom Z" inquired q Supervisor. Thereby
hangs tale. Rachel Ostrom, or "Lochy,
as she was Familiarity called, was born il
this city in 1892. When she reached hel
majority she became acquainted with {
young Poughknepsie lawyer named Gaz
ley, and an ardent affection grew up be
tween them until finally her sutton ap
piled to her parents for the hand of theil
daughter in marriage. 1t was refused
peremptorily, though Mr.. Galley was in
all respects an honorable man. This, OF
course, sadly disappointed the lovers, and
they parted.
Some time afterward, Hendrix Ostrom
brother of Lochy," who was consid.
cred a miser, died, it is said, partly Of
starvation, leaving considerable sum OF
money. He was the first to drive a hack
ney coach in this city. Some of his
money. $4,000, was inherited by ''Lochy.'
After his death the property which
+" Lochy" and Hendrix had mutually en-
joyed, was sold, and Lochy" then
began to hew her own way through the
world. She went out at days work was
industrious and economical to the letter
in fact, like her brother, she was misery
The young and beautiful girl had grown
to be homely and morose woman, on
whose face the marks of time, disappoint.
ment and soured life had left their
marks. Fifteen years ago the young law
yer, then also grown old and gray, reap
peared and then again offered his hand to
"Lochy" in marriage
But she was q changed woman. Her
heart had become hardened to her lot In
life, and the proffered hand was rejected.
Since then she has subsisted on friends
about the city, scarcely ever eating din
ner in her own house. She has been
known to say that mutton chop would
last her two weeks, and one who knew her
says she would subsist on 80 year. By
eating at others tables, she
managed to save every cent she earned
She purchased no clothing for number
Of years, and for the last fifteen or twenty
years of her life she was not inside of a
church.
1t was known that she had accumu-
lated considerable property, but when
asked whether she wished to do any writ
ing, replied that she did not, and died
without making will. She leaves $685.
900 in the hands of j. II. Pullman, Esq.
This property will go to the State
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ST JOHNS, N. b, Dec z.
The section of international railway
between Dorchester and Sackville will be
reopened for traffic on the 18th.
Advices from the north shore report the
harbors all closed by ice.
The brig John Lewis Of this port, bound
for Cuba, was totally lost on the night Of
the LIST inst Her crew were saved.
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Proceedings Of Congress
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Int erestlng General News.
The New York Municipal Election.

The New York Municipal Election.
NEW YORK, Dec. Z.
The elect, for Mayor, Aldermen, As.
sistsnt Aldermen, Police Justices, Civil
Justices and School Trustees, passed of
to-day without disturbance of importance.
Little interest was manifested in the re-
suit by the majority of the citizens and
the vote was light. Tammany was vic
torious in every quarter and Mayor Hall
will continue in Office two years more.
Several arrests were made for attempts at
illegal voting.
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no We have lately tried Speer's Wine, at lis
place at Passaic, N. j. 1t is pure article from
the juice, cultivated, prepared and fermented,
without the addition Of any spirits and especially
good for those who object on principle to stimu-
iants, as 1t has all the propreties Of warmth and
energy which occasionally render q resort to them
absolutely medicinal. Each vintage must lay
ionr years before put in market His success IL
Remarkable, As 1t Is being ordered by families
merchants aud druggists, from all parts Of the
country, from South America, England. and even
from the wine districts OF France Frank Lelies
IHust Paper.
Sold by Druggists
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MONTREAL, Dec. z.
In addition to Mr. Blatchford who war
arrested here Saturday, two other parties
John p Richards and B. caldwell, have
been arrested in connection with the
Treasury frauds in New Xork. Applics.
ton has been made for their extradition.
The case stands adjourned till Friday.
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Mr. HoLLY.-The following are the
statistics OF the births, marriages and
deaths in the town Of Mt Holly in 1867
population, ,52S
Births Number males l6, females Is
"A parentage. American 26, foreign s.
Marriages = Number, 81 nationality,
American 9, unknown /.
DedthS-Number males z, females ~
"a; ages. given "a; aggregate age, 1862
average age, 4425; percentage TO the
population, 1.57
MEcHANICsvILLE A correspondent
furnishes us with the following locals
from this thriving village in Mount
Holly:
i see in your last weeks HERALD an
item on hogs, and an inquiry, "What
hogs turn comes next ~ Hiram Dicker-
man, Esq, of this place, and our worthy
Town Clerk, killed pig six days less
than eight months old, on Friday last,
that weighed three hundred and sixty
seven pounds. What hogs turn comes
next?
p E. Chase's cart and toy factory is do
ing thriving business. The enterpris-
ing proprietor is about adding new kind
Of cab to his other manufactured wares.
All those in want Of goods for presents
Tor the holidays, in the line of carts.
wheelbarrows, ETC., will find here ready
4ssortment always on hand, and of the
best style and manufacture.
Eva, only daughter Of George Ham
mond, aged ten years, died Dec. lat, at
Ludlow, whittier she had gone to spend
the winter with her relatives and friends.
In the short space Of nine months has the
father and husband been bereft Of all ths
members Of his onoe happy family He
has the kinde-t sympathy OF a large circle
II friends in his affection. B.F.B.
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Ice In the Hudson.

ALBANY, Dec. z.
The river here is skinned over with
suoh strong ice that the ferry boat to-
day was five hours in crossing.
A number of boats destined for New
York, loaded here, have been frozen in.
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The senate Committees.


WASHINGTON, Dec s.
After adjournment the Republican
members went into caucus or private con.
ference Tor the purpose of making nomi-
nations to fill vacancies in several of the
committees. Mr.. Morrill, of Maine was
agreed upon as Chairman of the Com
mittee on Appropriations, and also as a
member Of the Library Committee, in
both cases vice Fessenden, deceased. Mr..
Schenck was designated to supply the va
cancy on the Committee on Foreign Re.
lations, vice Fessenden. Mr.. Anthony
was nominated as Chairman of the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, in place of
Grimes, resigned. Mr.. Anthony declined
being Chairman of the Committee on
Printing, and Mr.. Cragin. who was next
in order of the members, was then agreed
upon. Mr.. Anthony, however, remains q
member Of the Naval Committee.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the District OF Fair Ia
ven, Commissioners TO receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Desire Paul, late OF Wells, in sand
district, deceased, hereby give notice that We wI
meet for the purpose Of examining and allowing
said claims, at the dwelling house Of the de.
CEASED and Michael Duwortb, in said town Of
Wells on the Sth day Of January, A. ID. 1870 and
the 9th day OF March, from ten o'c ock a M. I'M
I'll four o'clock p. m, each Of said days, and that
six months from the eighteenth day OF October
A. d., 1863 In the time limited by said Court foI
said creditors TO present their said claims 70 ur
for examination and allowance.
Dated Wells, VT, this Sd day Of December, A.
u. 1869
NATHAN FRANCIS, Conn.,.
4ew3v HIRAM FRANCIS. N"'
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EAGLk FOUNDRY s. MACHINE
IL SHOP.
Near r. n Is. X. r. Freight Depot,
Rutland, VI.

Near r. n Is. X. K Freight Depot,
Rutland, VI.
MANSFIELD 4 sTIMSON,
IRos FOUNDERS AND MAcHIHrsrs.
Manufacturers and Jobbers N Railroad, Machine
Mill, and every description Of Castings TO order.
~ 0am and Dry Sand Mouldings. -
All kinds of Quarrying, Msrble and Slate Mill
Machinery Derrick and Hosting Machines
Lattice and P.sner. Stone and Slate planners,
Saws sul Trimmer~. Engine, Suction and Force
Pumps, Water Pipe and Rubbing Beds.
Shafting, Pullies, Gear and Hangers. Improved
Turbin. AMI other Water Wheels of desirable
pattern.
Cauldrons, aas Ketorts, Sinks, sc. Coal and
Wood stoves. specially adapted for Mills aNd
Shops.
~ Light and Heavy Forge Work. -
stock Of patterns the largest in the State,
which Is being constantly enlarged.
In connection with the above, arrangement has
been made for the manufacture Of
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
And any demand pertaining to this branch Of
business will receive prompt attention.
Repairs of Engines and Boilers done in the most
thorough and workmanlike manner.
January |. 1865 dec3ldtf
). ID. JEN NESS,
CopFERSMTTH h BRASS FOUNDER,
Rutland, Vt.
Copper ami sheet Iron Work of all kinds.
nov25dtf
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WENDELL PHILLIPS
OF MASSACHUSETTS,

RUTLAND OPERA HOUSE,
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC 9. 1869.
SubJect-"Street Life in Europe"
Tickets 70 all parts OF the house, SO cents
Seats can be secured for this Lecture wifhou,
extra charge, by calling or sending to N. "
Brooks Music Store on the day OF the Lecture
from a.. m. to p. m.
Tickets can be had at L. NJ Merriam's Music
Store, Sladers Restaurant, Tuttie Il Co.'s Book
store, Brooks Music Store or at the door on
the evening OF the lecture.
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS.
Persons coming to Rutland TO attend this lee
tnre from Ludlow, Middlebury, Manchester,
Poutne., ana all intermediate places, will be
carried Tor FARE ONE WAY, arrangements
h ,v.ny been made with the different lines OF
Railroads 10 this effect.
Ga the Rutland Railroad, purchase a Coupon
Ticket taking you to Rutland and back also ad-
hitting 10 Lecture. These Tickets are sold to-
sether AZ the Railroad Compsny's Ticket Office
at Mlddlebury and Ludlow, and intermedi te
pl .ces. These Hsli-fare Tickets are good ON any
OF the regular trains OF the day OF the Lecture
first MOI ming trains the next day.
On the Rutland & Washington Railroad, from
all stations down TO aud including Poultney, buy
Regular Ticket to Rutland, and purchase Lee
tur- Ticket at Rutland Opera House Ticket
Office, cling az the same tune for return
check over the Road, which will be given. Re-
turn checks good night trains ON evening OF
the Lecture, or first morning trains next morn
ing.
On Bennington & Rutland Railroad, from
Manchester AMI intermediate pieces, buy Regu-
lar Tickets, asking Conductor for return check
which will be gwen good on nrst returning train
after the Lecture.
Doors open AZ =. Lee ure to CONNIE nee at 8
O'Clock dec6c-dkwIw
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The Herald II the only paper In
ne County of Rutland, or this sec.
ton of Vermont that takes Tele.
raphic news. The Herald receives
lac Associated Press Reports regu.
;arlV.
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Frsights to Liverpool duh and heavy.
The failure OF N. B. Fsisooss Z Co., tnporters
of British dress goods, u announced. Thar in.
d-btedpess - entirely ON the other aide Il the
AtisStic, and 10 one here II Affected by the aus
peasion. Decline In gold b The cause.
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NTEAM HEATING.
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

I have put in and Is nov in success ful opera
ton IN this vicinity, 10000 feet Of steam
heating pipe, and my customers do not entertain
the
LEAST DOUBT ABOUT ITS WORKING
WELL.
Parties aEticipttIng warming their stores
shops pr ~rllines by steam can have II done
QUITE As WELL and as a, low prices at
home a. by importing the article.
H. R. DYER.
Nov 40 1860
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~ What's the use Of suffering intolersble mis-
cry for from weeks to months with "Cold in thu
Head" when DIR. sages Catarrh Remedy give
immediate relief, and will permanently cure al
such cases, and costs only fifty cents for pack.
age which prepares one pint of the medicine
Sold by druggists, send sixty cents. to DIR. r
Y. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y and get it post free
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BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

The Presidents Message ss s,"E
lan0.
LONDON, Dec. Z.
The message of the President of the
United States was transmitted by At.
lantic telegraph last night and is published
this morning.
The Pail Mall Gazette. in comments on
President Grants reference to the Ala.
bama claims, says: Americans are ready
to accept the apology in lieu of all DANA
ges they demand, but England cannot do
more than she has already done. Time
will amend American sensitiveness.
Such events as demonstrations in honor of
Peabody will help to mitigate the irrita-
ton" The Gazette concludes that the
message, on the whole. is friendly, and
thinks the Presidents suggestion that
new negotiations be entered upon to pre-
vent similar troubles will be approved in
England
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AeW Advertisements


HOM MSSIONERS NOTICE
NjThe undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Fair Ha-
ven, Commissioners to receive examine and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons against
John Lewis late of PouItney. in said District,
deceased, hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose OF examining and allowing sad
claims at the late residence OF said Lewis on the
first Tuesday of January and February, from IL
O'Clock a. IN. until O'Clock p. m, each of said
days, and that six months from the 10th day OF
September, A.. ID. 1862 Is the time limited by
said court for said creditors to present their
said claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Poultney. VT, this I'd day OF Decen-
Der, A. u. 1869.
JAMES COX. N .
4gx3u
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PICTUREs.-We yesterday visited the
temporary studio of Mr.. Geo. G. Thomas,
of Albany, at present sojourning at the
Stevens House in this village, and were
much gratifed at the sight of portraits
which he has recently been making for
ink and oil and water colors The pic
lures were done mp in beautiful style,
and though executed from inferior photo
graphs for the original, the expression Of
features and general air we observed was
brought out in manner which at once
stamps Mr.. Thomas as a finished artist.
He has for several week been engaged in
drawing portraits of the leading citizens
on the line of the Bennington & Rutland
Railroad, and has III all cases, given the
very best satisfaction. BY the aid of
powerful microscopes he is enabled to dis
Germ the lines in old and faded out photo
graphs, daguerreotypes ambrotypes. and
indeed in every description of picture,
and with his brush transfer them to can
yass or paper in a manner often superior
to the original. He will remain in town
for the remainder of the week, and NAV
be consulted Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday afternoons at his rooms by all de-
string to examine his work An excel
lent opportunity is here afforded not only
to possess picture of ones self or rela-
tive, but to perpetuate, as it were, the
memory of deceased friends, and we
doubt not many of our citizens will
gladly embrace the opportunity.
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READ THE TRUTH. In cases of general pros
tratien and nervous debility loss of appetite and
io~ spirits, Aliens Congress Bitters are invalu-
able AS panacea They are compounds CT six
teen different roo.s, herbs and bark. They
promnte digestion correct disorders, and infuse
new life and energy in the system. they strike
at the root Of disease. Sold at all drug sores
Manufactured at Fort Edward, n. Y. by Will
liam Allen. noyl5dIm
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SRLr ADVERTISER. -Phaon's Yitaha nr SAL
vat,oa tor the Hair carries with il iis own best
advertisement. As the light shines throus h the
bottle YOU see that the liquid IL clear ,hs azure
OF he wen You smell it and lind the oinr agree
able. You Apply it and il -hanges gray hair to
any natural shade without soiling the scalp or
Producing headache Nothing can be more
harmless
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THE WORST PILES CURED.

wish to spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the use of DIR. Harrison's Peristaltic
Lozenges. have suffered years from the worst
Piles. used everything to no purpose, until l
found the Lozenges; in less than q month was
cured, and have only to resort to them when cos
tivenees returns, and always Hnd instant relief
8. o. Neal For sale at No. fremont Temple,
Boston. by z. A.. Harrison Co.. Projectors and
by all druggists. Mailed for GO cents.
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COURT REPoRTER.-Judge Benz. II
Steele will appoint an official reporter fol-
the Caledonia County Court. This is the
first attempt to make use of photography
in Vermont Courts, and is authorized by
law passed at the last session of the
Legislature
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wsrs - ~ - 1AAw d
.1as1ipUtsaysn 1sn1sy, ~ stsslIngwssa
! 1SUS s6nsouss AdinaSsk -
vsdl&sd in the storm d Saturday On
Lake Chsmplain. She W. towsd iato
Port DoaglaaA n. J. in : disabled CON
dition. 4 few days previous the schoonsz
Sciots sunk ct Hlatasburgh, in blow,
and the II. II. Ross went lahore at Shell
burn Point.
The stalls In the new city market at
Burlington rent for $2,100- per annum.
At this rate it viii pay for itself in less
than four years.
The face docking Of the new lumber
yards in what was formerly known as the
cove in Burlington, is about completed.
The work completed, will be turned over
to the owners, by the contractor. Capt.
Whitney Of Port Douglass, N. Y, on the
first of January.
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500

REAAs or NOTE AND LETTER PAPER
Just received and for sale at small profits at
HERALD BOOK STORE.
Sept. 80 1863.
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n. X. Seock aaa 0oosy Market.
usv YoaE, Dsa7.
Money easy, and steady At and pr cant Cor
call hams.
sesriipg exchange dull, at sX0sx fog nrst-
clAss bill.
Gold without decided change. opsning s& I'm,
advancing to i2sx. cso-ang &C sasK.
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MIDDLETowN. - fhe following is an
ABSTRACT of the Grand List Of the town OF
Middletown for 1869
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NOTICE.

1 hsrvey give fair notice 30 all that iDdsb.-
"a % me 60 bo1k scoDoat Of mws than 100
nsntas sGaadine, that uszlcss the account y ct
usd ~ JsssaFy ist. shAn proceed 70 caiiset the
sAns b, lsw.
- esass1 70 BE- . virtue.
L.0. KxSesLEY.
De-. Z. LEES. ar
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Resi- gnatiOn of the French Ministry
PARIS, Dec z.
The Mouiteur announces that An extra
ordinary meeting of the Council Of State
was held yesterday, at the close of which
all the ministers rendered their resigna-
tions to the Emperor.
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- GOOD AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY."
HA1 - found IN the volumes Of the New Eng.
land Farmer, 70 says the WatdhgAaa and Rsaec'
t0e. Orr subscribers win find much besides, IN
sutu1n Tor their money.
Tx1Ns: $3.50 year for the Weekly, or q.
I'm the Monthly. Send stamp for specimens and
premium list.
B. p. EATON CO., Boston Mass.
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~ Rufus Chapman Of Liberty, Maine, had .
stiR leg bent at the knee, limbered and straight
ened By the use Of Johnaon's Anodyne Liniment.
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"wao WOULD SUFFER-,

w NJ WoIl4D SUFFER -
1t II now % years since DIR. Tobias nrst INTRO
duced the Venetian Linim-nt in the Tinted
Statsr, and never single instance has his
medicine failed 10 do all, il MT more than Is
stated In his pamphlet. As external r-med =
IN cases OF chrome rheumatism, headache tooth
ache. bruises, burns, cuts, sores, swellinys,
sprains, stings uf insects and pains in limbr,
back and chest Its wonderful curative powers
are miraculous Taken internally for the cure OF
cholera. collie, diarrhua, dysentery, sick head
ache and vomiting. its soothing and penetrating
qualities felt taken. The oath
with which each bottle ~ accompanied will sho "
that there nothing Injurious in its composition.
Thousands OF certificates have been received
specs kin;, ~ the virtues OF this valuable ar
ICE Any person after having used II once will
never be without it Every bottle of the genuine
has the signature of IS. /. Tobias on the outside
wrapper. Sold by the Druggists and Storekeep-
ers throughout the United states Price 50
cents Depot. 10 Park Place. New York
novSd&wlm
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~ The pzoprietors Of Johnson's Anodyne Lin
iment, Parsons' Purgative Pills, and sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders, have published .
readable and instructive pamphlet, which may be
had free at the stores
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T~HRIE THOUSAND POUNDS
4 H.'s's n.s''aA NJ, IT, L.. ss s. n x
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HoGs.-Danby is ahead on pork. See
what some of its inhabitants have done
in the way of raising live hogs, with their
dead weight The hogs were all killed
the same day and their average was II
months Charles Herbert slaue htered one
weighing $50 pounds, Charles Casavan
one weighing 275, David Kelly one weigh
ing 260, Moses Mahen one weighing 500,
o. B. Hadwin one weighing 255, Henry
Minet one weighing 255, J. s. Perry one
weighing 1856, Chas Griffith one weigh.
2sS, NJ. Markham one weighing 2T0, and
also one weighing 2a04. The total weight
Of these porkers was 2,S26. pounds. and
the average weight 2S2 lhs. % OF. Our
cores pondent mentions another pig eight
months old, which dressed 341 pounds,
and one of seven months old which
dressed 294 pounds. Proetorsville is no
where on hogs, unless some OF it's farmers
speedily comes to its relief
COURT ENpENsES-Th following is
the summary of the amount received In
each county for the State, for actions tried
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THE MAGIC COMB WILL
4 change any conred hair or beard u per.
manent black or brown. II contains NO poison.
Any one can use it, One sent By mail for u 90.
Address Magic CONF Co Springfield, Mass.
drtGd3m
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Reported expressly for the HERALD by cHAnsKR
LIZ, Srunoks q Co., Comminaon Merchants,
70 and 81 Fsneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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RUTLAND Y. NJ. G. A.
1869 LECTURE COURSE. 1870.
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ITO THE LADIES.

Nov. 30. 1869.