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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23
Brtg h tom, Cam bridge and Medsssa
fsr the week ending Dec 81. 1867.
Reported for the Rutland HERAIp

AMOUNT OF STOCK At nARkET.
c.rns. Sheep. shoss.. Pal sss.
rhp ~eek, 2.i5s ESQ ieo 1000
o os.' , ..s. ago. s ssss ssss 10 500
Beef per 100 Ibs. On total weight Of hide. L. On
and dressed meat. extrs, sis.ooSifLso. f,rst
quality, si2. 0otsi2.so; ssoond DO. sil yDsi2.'O.
third do. ss.oolsio.3o A fss choice single pam
si4.'0. some Of the poorest ooss. bulls. ke-.
GcoSs.oo. Working oxen, coos aud young
calves, stores, sheep and fat bogs quoted sane
last week. Hides. Brighton. 8 c. per ID. equity
iots shc; siit calf skins, zoe. T.Dow.
Brighton. Is7hc per ., country lots q &c.
Pslts, LIS 8 80 each, country lots IS 4l.2o.
REMARKS
Boston has 80 nation' this year for Christmas
beef. Some prize animals have been sold this
week n the fancy prices u II TO 10 c. per live
weight. Seven nve year ola steers frum PutIsI
Co., lodi ana, averaged about 2, 800 lhs and
there we're Others of nearly equal sGe and Obesity
among the western drovss They were nearly all
DuIhams- b. r. Ketchum cold rsir OF De,os,
steers 20 n. T. Gorsing. rsis.d AID fed by Oliver
Basoorn Of Orwell, VT, 1890 pounds zach. ~h'eh,
though I'm all Ia bulk compared with those firm
the West. were Of the most gr. sful And hesuti-
full proportions, and lat enough for the ohoioe.t
cuts. Their limbs and h-sds models for
scup,or, and Their whole dcveiopm epfs soti -
u excite the remark Of an irreverent bycsnc.r.
that he diin't mu n blame the Egypt ans fn
vor-hipping the or. The pros r-portsi v-s
about IA c. per D. There we're oGiy 7ss vsst-ib
cattle. This helps tie sale Of the best northern
oH-n or rather better prices are offered for this
class. while on ordinary stock there 10 very httis
improvement. Dr-s.-d beef from Chicago ke~ps
prices 'h-se grades from advABcins- 4 hs mar
ket for hides and tAllos 10 lover and WITH The
depreciation u gold general falling IN 10 seeurl-
ties 30 TO Iriee. The loser p1ce of poutry and
the crowded state u the city mat market ourhs
the pact week are unfsvorsble ~ . biisk trace
60 day aud business has tern rather duh H.
Rice sold SIX oxen. II cwf. each, AZ IL C. pr 10.
too very extra cows 1t ~ C; too cows and to"
stag. At 10 c., aud tuo coss at C. pr ID. b.
Don sold Fix oxen at l2h and four At II c. Ter
10. A. NJ Heath four af II G. and toe year
old steers atsa C. per III The trade IA sh..p
rattle, duh. Lots were sod 1t ~. 81 snd o ss
pr ID. si.55, IS al g. So 10 ~ $50 10 at
o.. Is los at s2.5o los al u 20. 40 at g. O. 200
at from q ~ a p--r head.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

ShVERE IMPRISONMENT reform
ers Of prison discipline can find employ
mrnt in Vermont. AT the present term
Of the Q ,ledonin county court, 1t APP
p.ared that 1pauper, % years old, had
teen confined for a long time in dun
yeou. and kept upon thin Cruel, on ac-
count Of refusal to pay his poll and dog
tax in Lyndon. On the trial, it was
proved that the papers for his imprison-
ment were not properly made out, and
that be was not legally bound to pay the
taxes, as he owned no dog and was not
\ resident Of Lyndon. Strangely enough
the jury awarded him only $500 dam
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

~ s(sSs1Ass r&UU cS,S~0ngDweu1se
Thss sysGsa - detsG bustssss has h>se "a
aznihsA ~ ~ sstAasiuD - alee1sAm ssnossse
som shs Istsraai Rsvsaas asesstpsst - wAsh-
isstos dated kev. 4tA isss. GssIssing their bssl'
mes. psrf.ctiy falr and isgitmsss and sstsssy az
Ter, mt from the sunsrous M sntsspdss. Oi
course eli DO nSt got vGtchss. bishhets 60. ~
Ons Dollar, bat In svsSy large siub. one al sAsss
articles arc sold Sbr One Dollar. ~ ~ sstss 10
duo. msnt, and some member Of the club has the
h.noe Of obtaining II. A now ssssuse intrsdsssd
by this cnterprtsing Arm. h 70 pty their ssusss
la either cash or msrchandise and 10 prepay ~
express charges. No better opportunity cas b
offered TO either ladies' eept,ssaen, having
lsisury tine, than 10 forn clubs ~ this nrm.
Read their advertisement In aaother column, and
send fr catalogue. sl.wlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

NEW YEARS ADDREss.-The next
number Of the WEEKLY HERALD will
contain the Carriers New Years Address
to its patrons. 1t is from the pen of q.
r Ballard, ESD, of Castleton, who has
written the annual addresses for our pa
per for several years past. 1t is quite
lengthy, in poetry, and is one of MIR. Bal
l.rd's best Efforts 1t will be well worthy
of u perusal, containing as it will happy
allu-ions to all important events of the
year past, presenting readable and reli-
able record of that period. Look out
for it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

UEllUARY-The Hon. George Chip
man. former resident of Middlebury,
aud at one time "A mem Der of the Addison
County bar and an Associate Justice OF
the County Court, recently resident OF
Washington, d. c., and clerk in the
Comp1roller'- Department of the Treas
u,y. died in that city on Friday last H.
was man of prominence and influence
III hi- town and county, son of the Hon
ID MEL Chapman who figured prominently
in she early history of Middlebury.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

invitation to visit ths school n extended
to all it, patrons and frisnds.
--Diatrict No. 9, West Rutland, VI, re-
ports the following pupiis who deserve
credit for good attendance, scholarship
and dsportmsnt through thu past Sum-
mor's term, Mi~ Mary y. Johnson,
teacher: Annie and Emma Gilmore,
Mary and Willie Goodspecd, Julia and
Carrie Canton, Alice and Minnie King
Emily Minor, Carrie Thrall, Albert Full
Ter, George Hascall, George Brewstcr
Rcee Gorhsm, Willie Thrall.
The Winter term ia now fairly opened
and the teacher will be glad to welcome
visitors at all hours.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

HUN A~S>-
Consul General Dart was the only WIT
ness in the extradition case exam 'neo
yesterday. and be was examined - to the
Interpretation of the United States stat
utes relating TO forgery. In cross-examin-
alton il was shown that unless the grand
jury bring in true bill against The ossso'
der within two years from the commission
Of the forgery he could not b Prossceseo.
In redirect examination 1t Wa shown tnss
II an offender ned while IN action agaanss
him was pending, he shouA b lab: y
penalty At any time. In recro's'exsnins'
ton it vas sought IN be shown that svsa
though IN o6ndss escaped, II b -
turnea witAis two ysars hs could not p
pessseAled. -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE. - The
Riverside begins its new volume with an
illustration Of one prominent character
istic of that Magazine for Young People.
1t reproduces the famous ballad Of John
Gilpin )" gives striking large picture OF
one of the scenes in the ballad, by OAR
ley; and tells about Cowper, the author
of the ballad. Immediately after his re-
vival Of the best Of old things comes new
story by that capital story teller, Vieux
Moustache, called "How the Captain
came by Legacy" the scene laid in Ken
lucky. Mrs. Weeks has the first part OF
a lively story,-"Jakes Wedding" Jacob
Abbott plains "Gunpowder Explosions"
Paul II. Hayne has ballad. There is Q
very funny poem, called THE truly Ru-
raj Ro,naunt of the Sleepy Princess,
with delightfully."- absurd pictures; a
bright story Of "Shipwrecked Buttons q
curious account of Proper Names a his
toric sketch of the Regicides, with illus.
tratiou- and amongst other things, ex
pla,ion of the use of Indian Clubs. Per-
hAp- the novelty Of the number Is Al
el4oor tie calendar of the month, with his
toric and Geographic facts set against the
days of January; aud the editor asks BIZ
young readers to furnish him with ma
/ terial for this from month To month. AL
together, the Riverside" begins the yea
with good resolutions well kept. Pub
li-hed by Hurd & Houghton; - 80 I
/ year.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

ARLINGToN.-On Sunday morning last
Bishop Bissell admitted to the Deaconate
of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
Charles Orlando Drumm and Henry New.
man Wright, both from the Methodist
ministry.
At evening prayer the new deacons as
sisted in the services, and two persons
were confirmed by the Bishop.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

tmc,. Hs, lecture opurss Of The Young
Mas Chri.tisa Assssi4tion. Three leo
lures have already been given. Tbs 6rst
poem. full Of interest, BY @. Il. Ballard,
E~q, of Castiston; tho second, . very
sblo lecture, by Rev. r.. Mills Of Rutland,
and ths third by our townsmsp, DR.. Case
Ths DR.. was greeted With full houss
and sttsntivs listeners 10 IN able and very
interesting lecture on "Wosh,' Last Fri
dry cvcaipg Tho next lecture Of tbs
course Il n bc given by Hon. George w
Qrandcy Of vorgsunes, on tho "Pcstry Of
History"
That still brighter day 10 dswnine
for Vermont w far ~ the subject Of edu
cation IL concerned, there can be no doubt
Evidence OF this u seen in tho action o.
the Board VI Ednc..i n, aud their Score
tary, in the agitation OF the subject BY
the Legislature. in the associations o
teachers in the d ff.rcu' parts Of the State
and in the .nli1 htened opinions OF tn
people on the .ubject. My God speet
the coming of that day rs its meridian
glory. CIvIs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

VERMONT IN CoNeREss.-The Troy
Whig in noticing the speech of Senator
Morrill, on the Eight-hour law thus COM
ments:
Senator Morrill, of Vermont, has made
long speech against tho E'ght-bour Law
svstam. Perhaps he is not on the popular
side. but his remarks are worthy OF atten'
zion ali the same. The chief point upon
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

MAsoNIC.-At the annual communities
ton n p enix Lodge M. 96, at White.
hill, y Y, held on Tuesday evening, the
following. offi ,er. were elected
n Z b ,ker, w NJ.
Robert Doig, s. w.
] b BENZ amin, J. w.
G. ,urgc Brett. Treasurer.
c f Allen, Secretary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

PRAIRIE-wKED BALsAM.-The greatest medical
blessing Of the sge, discovered through the in.
stinct Of the horse, and prepared BY the science
Of man. This Bslsam has been in use for the last
fifteen year., during which time the most remark
able cures ever Known have been effected. Coughs
colde, bronchitis and all sonsumptive difficulties
yield to its power. Consumption in its advanced
stages, accompanied by the spitsing Of blood,
labo rious breathirg Z, loss of appetite and sleep
disrhp4 and night awe At, has been cured By this
remedy, leaving up,u the surface OF the body
large swellinsr, which disappeared with return
ing strength, +ffec' ing not ,,mp'y relief, bat
permanent cure; and the parties thus cured still
enjoy uninterrupted health. Price 4i.00 bot
tie. 1t IL purely vegetable, discovered By natura
instinct, and may be US 1t all times, BY botl
sexss and III ages. Geo. c. Goodwin Z Co.,
Wholesale agents, ard for sale BY druegsts gensr
ally.
AUSTIN BHos. q SrEgRK,
5I:vy 50 4 Sc Federal street, Boeton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

The Uaitsd States Hosss 81 Rspr :
ssststivss oossassd yesterday In debate,
The Senate dons littls business of impor-
tasss. ssd sAjournsd 10 Jssssry 10Th.
Work hes bssn suspended on ~
bssskvstsr In Bs6slo hsrb,r ON sccopv.
ol fhe cold weather.
John Hsokmsp, living near Ch andl.r-
vilIs, Ill, mnrdered his wife ON Sund.,
last BY cutting hsr threat. This IL tbs
second vifs Hsckman has killed. H
was acquitted Of the fret murder on tho
plea Of insanity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

sIAuest that terrible Catsrrh, and thus
avoid . consumptive's grave, by using DIR. eagc's
Catauh Remedy. It's no. warranted 70 cure
consumption when the lungs are half consumed,
no. 70 make men live forever, nor TO mske THE
earth blissful paradise TO which heaven SHALL be
but side-show. but the proprietor ~ill pay 500
reward for . case or Catarrh which he cannot
cure. Sold by druggists, or send s'xty cents 70
DIR. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo n. Y, and reosive 1t By
mail
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

CoRINNA LEWIS Our readers will
remember an account OF AN add OF
a little girl from Middletury few weeks
since She has at last been found III New
York, Cornna Lewis i- her name, and she
is an interesting child OF ten years. Not
alone have the people of Boston, New
York. Vermont, but all over the couptry
have read with interest the circumstances
of her abduction and subsequent recovery
1t would be needless task tor US To re-
peat them Suffice it To say that two
Boston detectives, stimulated into activity
by the weight of the reward, pursued Dr.
Lewis from city to town and town to city
again, until at last he was arrested In
New York The child was taken from
him at the time of the arrest aud placed
in the hands Of respectable family IN
New York on Saturday. Monday morn
ing she was placed IN the hands OF Officer
Woodbridge, of the Sixth Precinct, from
| whom, by order of Judge Cardozo in the
Supreme Court, Corinna was given up to
the temporary custody of Ctpt. Jourdan
In the home of this officer she Will re-
ceiye the most watchful Care and every
attention will be paid to her comfort
The case will probably be decided when
it comes up again this morning, before
Judge CardozO.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

FIRE IN PoMFRET Obed Whipple,
lr tanunry in North P"rnfr.t, was
Monday m ,rning. The e.tim ated value
- the buildings and stock about
$4,000; Insurance $1,000, of which
<3uG0 was in the Vermont Mutual. The
pr-,.er portion of the stock WAS saved.
The ire is supposed to have originated
from the boiler.
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SOCIAL HoP at the Boposnsn House
Castlston, Friday evening, Dec gath.

EAST WALIINdFORD.- The funeral OIL
Mr.. Daniel J. Morrow, who died o" Fri
day last, in Oswego, N Y, Wis bid at
tho church yesterday afternoon. Many
Of the read.rs Of tho HERALD will re-
member Mr.. Morrow Nh having been
among those who had 40 deep M interest
In tho building of tho Rutland Railroad.
and ~ far as we know ho has ever since
been engaged in like enterprise. aud wins
con seauontly well known as being among
tho most efficient and practical. railroad
men OF his day. Possessed Of that per-
feet knowledge and keen perception which
all railroad men do not POSSESS. but which
are essential To- n successful undsr-tand-
ing Of such enterprises. the country sus-
tains loss not easily replaced. Mr.. Mer-
row was member of the Masonic fra
ternity and was buried at Wallingford
with Masonic honors. Rev. A.. Walker,
D. D., delivered q deep and impressive
discourse to very large and appreciative
audience. At the conclusion of the exer-
cises the procession. preceded by the East
Wallinyford Cornet Band, started for the
last resting place of the deceased. Mr..
Morrow was well known also for his be-
nevolent and genial disposition which
won hosts of friends wherever he was
known Tue last enterprise upon which
he entered was the building of the Oswego
& New York Midland Railroad. an un-
dertaking which had enlisted all his en-
eryi.- aud strength. being often Obliged
to work night rs well as by day, and
which 10 doubt served to hasten on the
disease or diseases. (rh"uinatism and heart
disease, which deprived the country OF u
valuable citizen and hi wife of an atfec.
tionate and dutifui husband.
On NJ md ~ LAT, as John Doushan,
employed on Mr.. Thrall's train, was al
work upon the wood-plle at the wood
shed, h. by some means lost his footing
aud fell "a distance of some eight feet
striking his head upon car, intiicting I
severe thou IA not dangerous scalH wound
DIR. Uazen was promptly summoned, wh'
dressed hl, wound, WEei the Wouhues
man w:,- removed to the - he con
veyrd To hi- home
- Bu ter sold III this market this weel
al 30 10 - cents per pound
The first regular coinnunicaotin o
Chipmlu Lodge Of +. X a. NJ. held II
their new hail. was holden last W ednes
/ day evening The hall Is both new ant
pac.ou-, II very great improvement 10 tn
p ace aud as great convenience To th'
!, members Of the fraternity.
p We would remind the readers OF tn
HERALD that the approaching Christina
ball, TO be given by Warner of the Eas
Wallingford hotel, will not be outdon
, by any similar attempt this winter. Iii
arrangements for the accommodation @
T. o,e W no may desire to participate'in tn
festivities Of the occasion are all complet
and nothing will be wanting to rende
i the occasion one of enjoyment TO all.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23
VOMMISSIONERS NOTICE. :

~ The undersigned, having been appointed By
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of FaaS
Haven, Commisionsrs TO receive, sxamlns and ID.
lust All claims and demands Of al persons against
the estate Of Sylvanus b. Lathe. late Of Psviet in
said District, deceased, hereby give not,cs that
allowing said claims ss the dwelling house Of the
deceased, in said town OF Pavlet. On the 10th day
OF January, A. D., 1870, and the 18Th day q
April. from ten O'Clock .. m, smith four O'Clock
D. m. each Of said days, and that aix mootha
hon the twenty second day Of NovembeN A. D:
1862 Il the time limited By sid Court for so1d
creditors TO prsssnt thais clAtEns % - fog 81
animation and allowances.
Dated ct Pavist, VT, this 18th day Of Deoem'
Der, A. D. 1888.
BRAAAN GILES, S ~
5EW3V
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

Olp AND YOUNG Folks BALL.-A
tall frr which extensive arrangements
have heen made, takes place at the Eagle
Fl tel. Prnctorsville, on Thur.dav even
ny De-. 3Oth, and promises to Toe one OF
,thc most successful OF the kind ever held
IL HIT c,ion. The Chester quadrille
ban does the musical, and So 70 ,ts the
kil1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23
Forcfauhers' Celebration in New
York.
Hy ATLANTIC CABLE.
0soss Britain.

Ssoss Britain.
LONDON, Dr-,. ~
The newly appointed bishops of Exeter,
Il 9TH and Wells and Falkland Island.
were consecrated yesterday at W-stmin--
ter Abbey.
Troops in ireland are hereafter To lie
more generally billeted on the inhabitants.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

DISTRICT CLERKS. = School district
clerks will remember that they must re-
turn the list of births and deaths in their
respective districts early in January or
they can get no pay. Blanks are to be
found at the town clerks Offices.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23
ANNA Z. DICKINSON.

To CLEANSE BLANKETs.-Put two
large tablespoonfulls of borax and pint
bowl of soft soap into tub Of. cold water.
When dissolved, put in Q pair of blankets
and let them remain over night. Next
day rub and drain them out, and rinse
thoroughly in two waters, and hang them
to dry. Do not wiring them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

ga. ,scrald ~ the only paper In
a., G.onty OF Rutland, or this Sec
I'm, ~ Vermont that takes Te1e.
.rnphic news. The Herald receives
he a..Dciated Press Reports regu.
Ar1y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

IAElS. Dec -.
French journals allnde u the -act that
Gen. Banks had several interviews with
the Emperor before his departure fo'
America, but in the ab-ence OF further
information abstain from comments.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

TIE GALAXY.-The Galaxy, Tor JAnu-
airy, 1870, comes to Us as full OF choice
reading as an acorn is of meat. The
initial number of the Few year, it is fresh
ly and richly laden, furnishing standard
OF excellence that will tax It's corps OF
able editors and contributors 10 the ut
most to preserve throughout the year,
albeit even better things-as if that were
possible ARE promised. New stories,
historical sketches, brilliant essay, sci
entific articles, &c, by the best writers oi
the day are promised the readers Of the
Galaxy the coming year. In the present
number there are further installment- OF
.'Susan Fielding" and Put yourself in hi-
Place" articles, essays and sketches by
Richard Grant White, Juatin Mccarthy
DR.. Draper and others, which, together
with the literary aud art gossip and the
'nebule Of the editor, furnish an excel
leuce and pleasing variety of reading
matter seldom found within the covers ot
any magazine.
For sale by Miss Seymour at the Circu
lating Library.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

AppopLECTIC STROKE.-Our towns
man. Mr.. Thomas Mclaughlin, while
walking on Grove street, yesterday AFTER
noon. was stricken down by an sppoplec'
tic fit, and remained insensible Tor some
time. He was conveyed to bis residence
and restoratives applied, and la-l evening
we are informed, his condition was much
| improved.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23
The uusaiIibiuity of the Pope.

LONDON, Dec. -.
The tenor Of the last sdvice- fr0m
Rome indicates that the advocates OF
Popal infallibility are loosing ground III
the Council.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23
mr.. PEAT VS. Remains.

PORTLAND, Dec. - (
The British Consul at this port has re-
ceived . dispatch from Minister Thorn
ton signifyiDg his intention to be present
at the reception of the remains OF Mr
Peabody.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

Losr.-A watch charm in the shape OF
a small folding compass lsor'J was
dropped on Center street or Merchant
Row yesterday afternoon. The niue.
will be rewarded by leaving the same AZ
this office.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

PosTMAsTEKs -George w. Parmenter
has been nominated by the President Us
Postm aster ut Brandon, and Rsn-lure w.
Clark to fill the same position at brattle-
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Entl,ei HYacintlse.

PARIS, Dec. 22.
Father Hyacinthe has arrived at Havre
on the steamship Pennier.
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n. v. stock and Money MARK,
Nrw Yonx. Dec. a..
Money steady at 617 per cent for call bs.-
Sterling exchange shade armer al ies& z.
los 4 for nrst-clas bills.
Cold arner, opening Il i2ok, advancing - a. A
closing 1t i20x.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

$500 Pa Ne. L. q. A. =, DsDssensus e
vonoak noeO Tuas1ey evening" -. ~, -
- $500, ~ soarsA0 ase 49, = en.s1
o. ~ yu0nuo0o1 no - - 0unn3-
- - 5000 ~ = Gg1sg - nu1n1D eA.R
eseassGin NH - g: =. - -
n so01Sns:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

Repori.d expressly for tine hEsALD BY cnAhsss
LIZ. srUha.s y Co.. Comfns.slop Merchant,
~ aud Of faneuii Hall Market, Boston.
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which he insists y that voekinooen will
In the end be no bst6tf - Sos Skorteping
the regular day by two hours, since em-
ployers will certainly continue To avoid
paving ,hsm for ths time NJ dooks.l. Hc
Also invites mechanics and others To con-
slider how hard profesnionnl men work.
le might also have sdded that II . man
wishes TO pass by all competitors In tho
struggle, no must in the frst place work
harder than my Of Thorn, md rigid
Eight-hour law would bc sufficient to
qncl AL such aspirations. II would place
tho lido and industrious, this ambitious
and tho inert, on the same dull level, and
70 far provo an injury TO honest labor.
But such law also bas II. recomIaenda-
tions. and these have ~ far chiefly en-
gagged the attention of the workingmcD.