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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
4 DEFENSIVE MEDICINE.

In time of peace prepare FOR war" is sound
mil ttry naIim "Iet not the ,ickly season find
you unpr-pired, is "A equally 'od rule in medt-
cd jun prudence. The man mutt be male 1T
iron who t.nta himself 1t :he c'ose Il summer a.
,troug re a. ia c1mncLce-nent Such pheuom-
enon is rare. even amen; he mos. robust Of The
oozs out OF us in The brolIing weather Of July and
August, and few Of us at the opening Of he fail,
are in the best p ssbe condition TO defy the IN
healthy influence. OF The season.
Fever and aguc ana bi.ious rcmi.tcn. fsvcrs, To-
gether with variety of omplaintS tina. affect the
dg, sive organs, the liver an he bowels, form a
portion Of the autumn prog anime. Bear IN mind
that exhaustion invites thes- dsolde :, and that
.tamiusl vigor enable the system to RI pei III arn
TO be weak Is t. be miserable, " says Satao Il his
dptc ,ted legions in Paradise Lost !" aud the AZ
ION l. CORRECT, dough 1t comes from evil
source.
Ho, then We weak AMI ;re'''e, iortfy yourselve.
against tie Invisible enemy that peIyale, the au-
tunnt air. The best defense az ,inst mil-ma j.
course ~ HOoTErTrR'S STOMACH BIT
! Frs. This vegetable tome VIII improve
your appetite stimulate your digestion, give firm
ness to your nerves, invigorate Your muscular
fibre, regulate eour secseions. cheer your spirits,
and put your entire ,hisiGue in perfect working
order. 1t Is EASILY i"n". tn" standard tone ana
aite alive which Will recup~r4te ard build on III
is not bad - take" hut, on the contrary pleas
ant medicine.
See, however, that you have the genuine article.
There are limitations and countoricI;s III the mat
KIT, and they a'c AL worthless or delater Gus.
Bear in mind that Hostel er's stomach Btters Is
sold only III glass never by the gallon caSk),
and that each bottle bears label Sumo united ny
q vier.tte OF st. George and the Dragon and our
revenue stamp over the cork.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

SCIENCE. = Science demonstrated at
Salem. the other evening, that a surgeon
in that city could ascertain the state OF
the pulse OF patient in Boston or any
other city by the use Of the magnetic
telegraph Attach the wires and the
beating of the pulse can be counted ut all
the stations on the route.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
The best known remedy for

The best known remedy for
SCROFULA
in all its manifold forms, including Ulcers, Can
GERS, SYPHILIS, Salt kheum, Consumption, e,c.' y
DR.. Anders' Io5ine wster, pure solution OF
Iodine without a solvent, discovered aitel MAJ!
Graduating humors from the system II mas ho
ei1A' J. p DINSMORE,
Sc Dey Street, New fork,
S,lI by druggists generally. SEPT. 10, oS"im'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

We would not recommend the frsqusnt OF con-
.+.nt use of any medicine. It 10 important to
t.te even . good article judiciously. Parsons
Pureative Pills are safe, prompt, and reliable a.
laxative or cathartic.
Base ball is undoubtedly good exercise and capa-
t,l amusement, but It often occasions bunged
ewes. brokenlshins and blist-red hands. We can
~, You that IN all such cases IL Johnson's Ano-
dvne Liniment is resorted to, it will reduce the
swelling and stop the pain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

EXPLosIoN.-A few days since a Full
ton, Oswego county boy, enclosed 100 per.
cussion caps in letter to his brother
The post-office clerk had commenced to
stamp package of fifteen or twenty let.
tcrs, when there was suddenly a loud ex-
plosion. The letters were scattered
about the room, bowed open, and burned
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
ANOTHER CERTIFICATE.

WANTED ACTIVE EsER
w g..tie man 90 act General Agsn' tr
fr-t class New York Llf- Insurance 1. I1pzng.
Enquire for two days AZ Stevens House.
4 r. MILLIGAS,
sept2ldad GEM supt. Of AgsDtias.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

LosT-Qui'p, wha has heretofore been
a Universali.t, now believes that there
are two things to be eternally lost-his
umbrella and the man who stole it.
G3-For all Nouaglc affections Turner's PAL
is offered as certain and SPEEDY cure. Sc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

The following is an extra from a private let.
ter written by the proprie:ors of the Plantation
Bitters:
eve had no conception OF the widespread suf.
fering which, exists, or of the almost nfaliable
cures produced by the Plantation Bitters, when
We first commenced Offering them for sale. We
now find that every house has weak child, an
ailng parent, or de5ilItated aged member. who
needs the tonic Our Laboratory has grown from
single room to an immense building, and our
sales from few bottles to many hundred dozens
per day, and we are glad to know they have done
you so much good.
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10 kEMOVn MOTH PATCHES
1reeklp asd Tan fruD the face. us~ Per-v.s
Aoth and Frsckle Lotion. Sold by all druprists.
Hrspased only by Or. B. 9. Perry.
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NOTICE---NOTICE Is HEREBY
IN given that an application will be made n
the next session OF the Legislature, to lsy q tax
upon the County Of Rutland.
Ruthnd, Sept n, 1859. ts:w3w,
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TURNER'S NEURALGIA Pill.

TURNER'S NEURALGIA PILL.
Tuc great rem. dy for Neusalgii and all Ner, Gus
Disease. More than 0O0 cured by it in the
last two years. Pr;cc by mail, package sl.06-C
packages s. %.
THE LORRAINE VEGETABLE CATHARTIC
PILL.
TIE best known remedy for all diseases Of he
blood, stomach, Liver, Kidneys; TOR headache
Iheamati.n ard n all cases whore a cathar,ie i
qlred. Price by mail, box 81 Cts b,xe-
$lls,-l2 boxes 81 GA.
TURNER & co,
100 fremont stree, Boston, Mas.
3s:w3m.
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FOR BLACK WORME

Ana rnmpaae On the Pare. use Pery's Comedooe
n n r'mPis Remedy. prepared '.ply BY Dr. B. c.
where. The trade sappl,ed by Wholesale drus-
~. march sdeod&u6m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

DISEASE AMONG ENGLISH CATTLE
A letter dated August % has been re-
ceived from Thomss II. Dudley, Esq,
United States Consul at Liverpool, Eng
land, at the Agricultural department., in
which he states that disease less dan
gerous than the rinderpest has appeared
in that part Of England, called murrain,
or. hoof sad mouth disease. 1t i, oommu-
nicabe by one animal to another, as from
the COW to the pig. II. conclusion, Mr..
Dudley states:
The disease is described as first attack
ing the hoof. which gets sore, and the
Irritation causing the animal to lick it,
tho rajuth is soon ia the same condition
"a lie feet Another writer says it con-
STATS q Il peculiar eruption on the tongue,
mouth, and teats. and between the dgits
81 5he feet, which, if neglected, runs on
- suppuration and liberation which, If
occurring on the feet, causes sloughing of
the hoof. There is no doubt that it is "A
dangerous and highly CONTAGIOUS disease,
and that prompt measures should be taken
at once TO guard against the risk of its
'fg imported into the United States
SINGULAR DEATH-Col. Harasthy, a
wealthy Californian, formerly president
of the great Buena Vista Viuicultural
Society, met with his death in singular
manner not long since He had removed
to Central America, where he had OBJ
tanned from the Government u valuable
franchise for the manufacture of distilled
liquors for twenty years, and, while look
ing for mill site along one of the little
Nicaragua water courses, he fell in the
stream and was devoured by aligators.
NOT WORTH MENTIONINa-The Chi
clgo Times views the Vermont election
from the right standpoint. It says that
1000 votes were polled; a few of them
were Democratic votes, but not enough to
be worth mentioning"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
IPYOU WOULD HAVE PEACE

|VNANTED IMMEDlAIELa .,s.iy
wv Coas Nak@,-Goodu wse EssiiNGSlKY.
nr1oywsnk a.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.


Eben Scribner has purchased Of Judge
Fullerton, the Rufus Campbell place, on
the Berlin side Of the river, opposite
Montpelier village. The place contains
nearly forty acres Of land, and we under
stand tho price paid was $4,475. Mr..
Scribner intends to have street opened
parallel with the mill pond road, and to
dispose Of building lots on the same for
immediate Improvement
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Mr.. Ed. P. Alderman, late editor and
proprietor and of the Vermont Record
and Farmer, published at Brattleboro, has
recently become the General Agent for
New Hampshire and Vermont of the
United States Life Insurance Company Of
New York city, and hos located himself
at Keene, N. 81.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
-Burdett Loomis, of Windsor Locks,
has sold IS Cotswold sheep to Henry M.
Arms of Springfield, VT. also IA to s. B.
Emerson, of California, and shipped them
in the same car with some Dutch cattle
from Chenery's Belmont farm. This is the
first shipment of thoroughbred stock to
San Francisco by rail.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

"A couple recently walked from Ben
nington, VT, to Hinsdale in thirty-six
hours, were married and hereafter agreed
to work in . mill at Dalton. "She" went
to work, but "he" would not, and at night
she went back to search for him at Hins-
dale and has been at it ever since.
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nRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMI-
- calls, Perfumery and Toilet Articler-large
stock at F. PENN 4 Co.'S.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of st. Johnsbury are arranging for a
course of lectures the coming winter, and
have already secured such noted lecturers
Ms John B. Cough and Anna Z. Dickin-
son. The lecture committee are cores
ponding with Stephen II. Tying, Jr, Col
H E. Sprague and Mark Twain, with -
prospect Of securing them for the course.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

IHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
sale his House and Lot on Grove street. one
Reasonable. Apply TO /. ID. COLE.
sept22d&w2w
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
steel engraved wrapper, with fac-simile Of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
H. I. HELMBOLD.
Aug. "A, deodkveow2ms-
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ShlA SoSNA1.
The Fall term Of the Richmond high
school has opened with about 20 scholars,
with a prospect Of further additions III
numbers.
-Orvstt Breckenridge. Of Charlotte
aged II, went hunting . few days ago
but found little game. Determined tc
shoot something, the enterprising sports
man fired at Alonzo Bakers cow and
lodged slug in her hip. His father. tc
settle the matter, has purchased the ami
NAL at her full value
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
SuPREaE C0UST-s:A:aLL TERN.


List Of Admissions TO Practice IA the Bar.
Before Judges Clerke and Ingral.am.
The following gentlemen were yesterday admitted
to practice al the bar OF the courts of thus S.ate:
Abraham II. Hummel, Adolph L. Acker, Edgar o..
Andrews, Adolpn Ascher. Ilenry Asch, Frederick l..
Barnard, Eugene l.. Busne Frank Il. Blackwell,
Oscar H. BOgart James l.. Bishop, ". Paul Bronze,
Melvin Brown, George II. Coweli, Charles Il. L. Car
win, Howard Campbell, William W. Cook, A. sas
barrow, William II. Devlin, John 5. Davenport Jr !;
Eaton $: Drone, George w. Diiaway, Thomas i.
Feitner Nicholas Fish, James G. Flanders, Thomas
Foot, A. W. Green, Henry A. Gumbleton, George q.
Greene, Fred $. Hnnlord Roswell II. Jerome,
Alex b. Johnson Stacy u. Collins, Robert l.. Cuth-
bert, Georges. Coleman Charles A. Kircnies, Henry
ID. LLOYD, Daniel Leamy, Henry NJ. Lummis Joseph
4. Lyons Alex. !. Macnab, T. IL. McDermon, John
T. McDonough, William II. Morse, Jonn McAleer,
William X. McGrew, William Nelson, James M Poul-
son, Willis S. Paine, Stewart Hapalye William l..
raymond, Theodore Ritter John Thos. Rowland,
Frederick W. ReDham, Lawrence Redneld, WiIam
Johnston, George Gregory Smith, Daniel seymour,
Tnomas Edwin Styles, Hugh sieberg, Simon ii.
Stern, Francis M. Scott Wiam B. Slocum, Henry
4. FILLER, Benjamin 7. Todd, Daniel NJ. Van Cott,
Benjamin Il. Valentine. W. ii. Willis Jr., William
q. Waller, Edward NJ. Wright, w. Hoffman Winters,
David +. Rank, Marshall p. stafford, UrIah W. Tomp-
kins, Hamilton Cole, James IL. Willard Frederick
Hartman John H. Bel, Charles N. Whitney.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

large sums Of money, and besides this were q
dollars mo1 and others
upon the wagon. Two Of the runans seized the
driver Cox and held him face downwards the de-
fendant being the party who took the rens and
drove on. A driver named Dyer saw the affair, and
eaping from his truck seized the horse by the head,
bringing the rObblng cavalcade to q standstill.
Meanwhile an alarm had been raised and the three
young men endeavored to make their escape. Two
were successful but the defendant In running down
Worth street, hatesS, fell into the arms Of police
man. II was shown by the prosecution that Buckley
was disguised, having over pair Of pantaoons
The evidence for the prosecution having con-
cluded Mr. Howe addressed the jury in behalf OF
the prisoner, contending that he had merely been
District Attorney Garvin replied for the prosecu-
ton and severely commented on the character Of the
outrage that had been committed.
Judge Bedford then charged the jury reviewing
the facts OF the case, and pointed out the law bear
the jury retired, and after very brief absence
brought IN verdict OF robbery in the first degree.
THE SENTENCE.
Judge Bedford, in passing sentence on the pri-
soner, sald:-James Buckley you have been in
dicted for robbery in The first degree. You
have had tair trial. Your counsel has
defended you with great ability. All that could
have been done for you In that respect has
been done; but the jury has convicted you Of
crime the outrageous character of which might well
startle the mercantile community. The records OF
tins court furnish many outrageous performances
be found so daring and so hieh-handed in Its nature
as that for which you have been convicted. deem
IL NY uuty tHe pTOtecblOn OI society W puIHSH
you severely, so That YOUR case may prove an eX-
ample to similar desperate characters. The sentence
OF The Court therefore IS tEat you be imprisoned In
the state Prison for fifteen years. with hard labor.
sensation throughout the cOurt.)
The prisoner, VINO throughout the trial preserved
q very cool and Indifferent demeanOr, was then re-
moved.
The following cases were then disposed off,
Catiarine Rogers pleaded guilty to attempt at
grand larceny. The Court suspended sentence and
DISCHARGED the prisoner.
Charles Cohen and George Fischer pleaded guilty
OF larceny and ltenced to Two years and six
months each in the state Prison.
George cray, convicted OF burglary, was sentenced
TO the PententIary for one Year
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

meats m do lard The market pork decidedly more
s"a r.s :sss q % 's for
AZ s %sse5n prime mess ss for city mess and s 70
Spons 81 sss
ae as 1 steady a. lsc for city Live hogs in
% 4
Ssfi for inaa at sh sales OF
sSss ans @
gS1aSs. sated sHpf psseS
hs%s sna s ss isr Dor '%Oksa d. is Ice for picked
sas Sa: quiet sa: but ~ wh ss FOR ca%ser: ss
iSs wa. Il mprossa nSn nSi'
a. sssy @ price, the sales comprising 500 packages
for % assy sssaa !. ans & ses sss.
PErRoIEuM.-Crnde in bulk, wa. dul, and heavy, the
o sS'S %s-s rsgSs;.s 3D.
scse and so@s %o sa.. was ere aa n made
wss 4: q:
a. as zoos &c do aS sa s sSr the % las, a. half june
s5st h1lf do dS At At s3c seller: option; DO DO At
ss g f. ssRs sRa hy 4: .ss %
ssIe sS :g E sasss At asSGt
s1:lb g b.s.$sss s sss s.ss ss
sien and !: ths ~ Ss.1 Il Sser a s &c., 0a's0p
wss steady wi.l small sales within the
los s. xe4s s0.sh . % % was steady y IN value about
ierces. N'' "A1
hai sgsaGIns msrss. for only moderately
fair to good refining Cuba The sales so hhd chey
Tnlhg, pat at I1fzc. Exc. Tor Cuba and l314c for
Foro kica; also 27O boxes part at 12Ac NO. TO- Refined
a & s or ls sso% ssr ana aaTd
extra Q.
sEEDs.-Linseed freely sought after but lower
prices the eaies being 600 bags Colorado SO IL 1000
d., to arrive Edith Warren, at So IFS time; and in
AUGUSTA at 2 ~ and i,0oo do, per Prince Patrick,
W l6ai gold, duty paid. Clover dull at I3c 14c
while timothy was heavy at "a 81 25, and rough fax dull
TALLow fair request, and about l25ooo lbs were
sold NJ i13sc a HE.
WBfsKEY-R Receipts, sos bbs The market sti continued
to rule dun and prices entirely nominal.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
MARINE CoUaT-TRlAL TERM.
Another Landlord aud Tenant Case.

Before Judge Gross.
Eitcdrd Clear u.s. on. H. ThJVpsson.- This was an
action brought TO recover from the defendant the
OF $500, alleged to be due for balance of rent for
the year ending May l. 1862 Of premises No. IS West
Broadway. The defendant was in under lease
from the plaintiff for the term OF two years and eight
months at the annual rent OF 81 ZOO till the last
year, when, by the terms OF the lease the rent
70 be $4,000. In the month OF APRIL 1865, and before
the defendant had entered upon the last year,
the basement became inundated with water,
which deprived the defendant OF its use
for "a considerable period Of time Upon
representing the condition OF the premises
to the plaintiff the landlord, he agreed 10 put In
new foor and. by way OF compensation TO the de-
dcndant for The damage which he had sustained,
agreed verbally that the rent for the last year sho uld
be the same rs the defendant was then paying. Tho
defendant paid the rent each month nc the rate Of
80, 100, ana the plantn each month gave q receipt
at that rate. The plaintiff claimed that this was
through mistake, while the defendant insisted that
II was IN accordance with the terms OF the verbal
agreement The point IN the was that the lease
being sealed instrument could not he varied by
par0l evidence, ana by the terms OF the lease the
rent for the last year was $4,000.
The jury after brief absence rendered a verdict
Tor the defendant, To which the Judge added the
usual allowance.
Jonn II. IIaruets for the plaintiff: Nicholas uuack.
enbos for tue defendant
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

Wheat was hrm ut the opening duh and heavy the
for No spring, delivered al % for amber Michigan,
81 nasi % for California, 81 s9h for white Genesee,
spring arrive private Irregular being
active and old dull nominal new The
sale. 5000 bushels zoe sc. for new mixed
SIC. for do. aaoai and SIC. for white southern.
Oats Sow Of SALE the sales being confined about
l5O bushels at o1c atOu and the railroad
depot Rye firm with small sales Western at ~ a.
Barley was quiet aud prices were lowers 800 bushels Hun.
garan were sold nj IL 1b Barley NAL, Gu nomi.
na.
FRrreurs rather hrmcr particularly for grain.
To Liverpool steamer ls,ooo bushel, wheat a, s a.
$50 bales cotton nj bod 10 London 5uno bbls -Four 1T
or, 5ooJ bushels wheat at cd The charters were
British bark TO Cork for orders with $500 quarters grain, at
70 Dublin with soo bbls peroleim al 4s H.. and North
uermaB brig from WilmRgon the Continent with s,C00
bbis spirhs iutrcntne On private terms o,
SuNNiKs werc dn but steady NJ l6c for bags and 2sc
n BIC. Tor cloth.
Ho,s were os sale demand being ishi and, with
to choice y tdes. The sales 81 bales
HAN The market hrm. ~ sc. 5c for shipping and
81 20 ~ 20 Tor retail lots, with fair denan and mode
rate receipts Rye straw selling vt g5r ~ Tor long and
ignr -Monla vas at lsi,c isc., gold, while other
Minds guet NJ oar last quotations.
MoN The malke fairly active md prices were
light supply rhe sales hhds Porto Rico at 'Sc 500
do Cienfuegos ri h3d $50 do old clayed cuba on p,ve
NAVAL siopxs -Reccip,s 200 bbls. spirits turrentne,
An do. do t2yO DO rosin and 40 ts tor nc
former the marke, was du ana & and sh,p
rjrg lots Tue sales were $40 bbis at s5}sc s6Ncthe
aer price for New york barrels. Rosn also slow of
SAFE IN. in vaue strained being quoted - IS
y ~ No SO ass Nc. isSS .a Sts si. pale, 20 =
Vi s. So TO- do pale al ID 80 and 100 do do at s6 Tar
m u ,s" was r,n at 81 o5 81 ca in casks and bar
p.ssIost. 'Keesris, g. bits pork, Sgs package. cut
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


GERMAN RoBBED.-winiam Benin was CON-
mited by Justice Dodge yesterday on the charge OF
stealing a pOcketbook containing ffty-six dollars
from room mate named Jacob Schanb OF No. 342
WestThlrty-seventh street. After the robbery Benin
absentcd himself from the house for two days.
ROBBING HIS MOTHER.-At jefferson Market yes
terday, before Justice Dodge, negro named Charles
Johnston was arraigned on complaint Of his mother,
Caroline johnston OF No. 204 West Thlrty-irst
street. for rObblng ner OF money and lewery valued
at fOrty-ive dollars. The accused, II Is asserted.
stole IL from q trunk during the absence of his
parent.
ALLEGED VICTIMIziNG OF HOTEL PRoPRIETORs.-
p. n. StetsOn in behalf Of the Stetson Brothers, of
the Astor House, appeared before Justice Downg
at the Tombs on Tuesday and represented that one
Goodwin Watson had taken up quarters at their
hotel few days since and obtained the ':oest the
house Afforded" thereby incurring a bill OF the
amount OF sixty-ive dollars and twenty-five cents;
that when called upon for payment their guest gave
them two drafts, one for 500 and The other
for $500, drawn on his father, which they
1924 70. In The matter OF business these
drafts were sent for collection, whcn quite to their
astonishment they received the unpalatable inior-
nation that they were worthless. Therefore he
prayed for a warrant for Watsons arrest which was
granted. Yesterday he was found by an officer OF
the court and brought before Alderman Conan to
answer the charge. The accused denied the allega-
ton oil desiring To cheat the complainant, and ex-
pressed much surprise at the intelligence received
bail IN the sum OF $500 10 answer the charge Mean
while he Will endeavOr TO ascertain why his 'sbis OF
paper" were not duly h0nOred.
uNTAITHFUL BUTCHER B0Y-J0hn ID. Heydecker
OF Centre Market appeared before Alderman Conan,
at the Tombs, yesterday and charged his assistant
VIM. Kohler, with embezzling the sum of fifty dol
lars under the following circumstances:-Tha he in
structed William, whom he always supposed to be
the pcrsOncaon Of integrity, to visit the residence
Of one OF his patrons, Madison avenue to collect
the sum of of fseventyOur dollars which the gentle
man owed hlm; but he positively stated to him not
to accept less sum on account "Get the whole or
none" orded he. ''Yah," responded VIII
liam, and departed his mission. But
strange caprices entered his head on the
way thence 10 the avenue, and when he arrived az
the house of Esculapius he had concluded TO make
the best possible bargain, and did, accepting the
sum OF lty dollars on account and receipting there
for. William did wrong in this firstly; and secondly
instead OF returning and handing The amount OBJ
tanned to his employer, he sought lady friend, and
with mutual merry-maklng soon squandered the
entire sum. This naturally aggrieved the complain
ant and because OF The accused's rather Illegal
action caused him to be arrested He was COM
mted to answer in default OF $500 bail at the Court
Of General Sessions.