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1faths.

CLARK la iuuitncy, on Saturday, Nov. goth,
Laura l., wife of Hon. Merritt Clark and mother
OF N" Editor ~ this paper sged . year,.
WfhAs --in Rutland, foy goth Diana L.
~" - = "ymau, aged " years.
Al AttD Ia Pair Ht,h. Soy IAN, Nellie
~ite Of hsnfy Atari, aged IS years
Ito AID Ia ots.li John Leonard aged
~ y'U
tbEhfANIINf ~ Waitipg'otd, Nov 18th.
Mn. M.ftbR wife ~ J. ,ru 'puafantaeDf W.st-
vile, y aged - years
ORR ~ 4liua OIL. 81, 9TH MI Iar-
ri"t j ~iio "f AUSTIN n York aged - year,
Rfi In BpwlulI,. vt. Holly, NM l.'h,
NJ Marth', wife Of tt',lR c.yl. aged % years.
SPA FaRD an ,s.yepd.sh. on the 18th inst
job si,thur,l, aged ~ y,ars
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, Nov. %.
CorTox heavy, and K cent lower. Sale
2, 300 bales at q CTS. for unddiing up sndr.
FLOUR Rec.ipts 29,27s bbis. Market heav,
and IN buyers FAVOR, with rather more doing
sale- COZ bbl- at sf45d&.s5 Tor sup~rfine state
AID Western; IS 0oep6oo for G. mmon 10 cbotc'
extra b ate; .s5CSo 70 Tor extra western; 80
a6 50 Tor Y I'D cnoics whit wheat extra soZ5 "a
b % common TO choice found hop OHIO; - 100
G o. common fair Extra St. Louis; eo.5o(gs "
good 10 cnoic- 90 M-rket closed duh, and rae'
Ioc uned 300 bbls. l,w grades extra Tor export
Rye -four dull and declining. Sales 200 bis a
a. 5O9500. corn meal in moderate rquest
sal--, 900 barrels Western vn private terms, and
300 obis. for city use.
WHrsKTY-i- lower. hales $50 DDS. OF w estern
WBr.T.-hecripts e5 2sl bushels. Market In
cts better, and more doing, both for export and
speculation Sales 81, CO.. bushels at sl.O9s IL
for No Spring; 81 .23,ul Is tor No. do; sl.23le
30 for No do: sl.I5@l.z5 winter red Ininoi,
A. 30 al "a winter Ted aud amber western; VI 81
a rs for amber State; 81 IS choic. old No.
spridx /; As cts. rejected spnng; $50 for White
Mich 81 30 White CalifJrnia.
RYE-pull-
BARLkr-Heavy and lower. Sales 20 600 bush
&C 81 0Oel 05 Tor two-rowed State u. IS Tor Cam
ada East. Barley malt quiet. sale-, 700 bush.
Canada West At II -.
CoRs.-Receip's 2 ,3s2 bush. Market opened Q
shade better and closed dull, and scarcely 90
Ann. saiss 1900 bushels At sI0aal 10 for
unround; o. 10k a. IL for sound mixed western.
OArs.-Receipfs Is SIS bush. Market more
active, opsDing frm and closing declining. $40
81 600 bush at 64<e65x for Western, closing ~ 6S
RIcr.-Uull. sales Is s1erces Of Carolina at ~
CosTEs,-Dun Sales 30 bags Of RIO, on Pr
euoAn,-Less active. Sales go bids. At Has
for Cuba: llx0i3 fog Porto Rtco.
PrrsoIsUu,-onist at 20 for cru ssk -
Hors.-Dull at eo92s for American.
PoRK,-Asmer. seies,e5o bbls: q ~ So9Ss5s
for ned: clnssng ak os5 IS ea-h; o34.so03s.so
peinS, ana 81. GO@So.s0 for prime mess
|. DKEy-stsady. nsles l40 bbls At - oo0ls00 -
~ pjafn mauS; 90 O00 - sos nSv exsm -:
~ bosf stsaly - Doss esttvs. 49,
49, g - ooH31 ~ 81 psinsnsss; - -! ~
RI InA1a asm. Beef ban quiet. $1,000 ooo'
e 6yQoA3i 20 fng Oh; t91eoa3S-so ~ ~.
Cvs tGlAn,-Qnist ssd hssvy. saAss - ~
| - . Uxe13x o. =
oUoUkOmo-10atoee1. -
E1Grnl19 -. - "a qsist 49, Ia
iSSs-I1 - = 1900 denaa1. ealgl
p : ''a's ''a.' 1'''sx = -. -
P sIake ' = "''' -
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CARB piaC SALVE

The important discovery Of the CAkRoIIC
ACID q = Cleansing. Purifying, and Healing
agent L. one Of the NEST remarkable results of
modern mediea! research During the late civil
war it was extensively used in the Hospitals,
ami touaA 10 be not only thorough disn-
feet ant. tut also ,he most wonderful ana speedy
HEALING REMEDY ever known
II is now presented a scientific eombIna ton
with o. .er a3othIng ana healing agencies, in the
To- OF +, ,AlVs; aud, having been already
and beneh aal results, we have no hesitation in
offering /, To the public the most certain, rap
IL, and efeetual remedy for all Sore s and Ulcers,
no matter OF hoA long stardIng for Burns Cuts,
Wounds, and every abrasion OF skin or aesh, and
for Skin diseases generally.
Sold by all Druggists. Proc % cents
I'm r henry, sole Proprietor.
40. 5 College Place, New York
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Suduen Ueatb-Heavy Verdict.

UTICA, Nov. 23.
Jedkine Ravens was found dead in bed
at the Northern Hotel in this city this
morning. lie died from heart disease.
In the case of Norman 4. Smith We.
n. Y. Central Railroad Company, tried
in the Supreme Court, Judge Mullen pre-
siding, tho jury this morning rendered a
vordio. for piunur OF Srs,OUD damages.
Smith was injured over year ago BY the
collision OF IA special train, bearing Tor
renee, Priest and others. with a working
train near Whitestown. Smith was en-
gineer on the special train at the time.
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Turkey aud EQypt.

LONDON, Nov. %.
The Sultan protests against the act of
the Viceroy of Egypt in proclaiming the
neutrality of the Suez canal as trespass
on his sovereignty.
A dispatch from Suez reports that the
Egyptian steamer Laty has been aground
two days off that port.
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Lospor, Nov. e8.

LONDON, NOV. 70.
The Times, in an article ON the political
situation in France, says: "The hopes
which were lately raised Of the formation
of ministry under Olevier have van
ished, and the Emperor has resolved to
retain his present advisors in Office, at
least until the meeting Of the Chambers,
when new men may be required TO ini-
tiate the new relations between the Gov
eminent and Legislature. Whether this
appointment will precede or follow the
opening of the Chambers, or whether
they will result from imperial preference
or parliamentary vote, is Of little conse-
quence. The Legislature, If true TO it.
SELF will always have the last word on the
subject. 1t is for the Legislature to en-
tighten the sovereign, to bring it's wishes
to bear on him, and to impose them, if
necessary, upon him"
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DEFUNCT. - The St Adams Daily
Transcript has discontinued publication,
for want Of patronage, and transferred its
subscription list to the Burlington Free
Press, a change by which the subscribers
and all concerned will undoubtedly be
benefited. In taking leave of the public
in the last number Of their daily, the
proprietors of the Transcript announce
that they will devote more attention to
their weekly, particularly in the agricul-
tural department, and 'add several new
features that cannot fail to add materially
to the value Of the paper" We hope they
will do 50.
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California, british Coiumbi, and
Alaska.

SAS FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.
A japanese prince and suite arrived 10y
the China steamer yesterday. He is sent
as special commissioner by the En-
perOr to inquire into condition Of Japan
ese laborers ON the. sugar plantations in
the Sandwich Islands
The General Superintendent of the
Central Pacific Railroad has gone to Og-
den, TO take possession of the road between
this city and Promintory Point, for the
Central Company, and to arrange the nec-
essary junction with the Union Pacific
Ro I'D.
A heavy gale from the north has pre-
vailed here and numerous wrecks are re-
ported.
The Governor of British Columbia has
been applied to for a gunboat to go to
Barclays Sound, to look after the wrecked
bark w. A. Banks, wrecked in the Straits
of Feuca, November 9Th This vessel was
total loss, but the crew were saved.
Advices from Alaska state that gold has
been discovered on the bars in streams
running iuto Cooks inlet.
Gen. lhrie has been elected delegate
to Congress from Alaska.
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Reported for the Rutland HraAIp.


PRICEs.
/ BEEF-Extra sl2 o09l2.50, FIRST quality ell SC
H."oSs 90; fsw choice sIa.7 0isyoo. foorsct
cow. bulls &c es.0o47s
4 WORKING oAEn-si5od22s.
| HANDY sTEERs-Ss0aal2s
cows AND YOUNG CALVES, STORES
AND sHEEP-ssme a. last week
| FAT HoGr-per n l0k9li6e. 1--we weight;
snosies shoiesaie loSlic; retail ii9l4c' young
hIpssmBr,ghtOns SsXe country lot. ~ ese;
TALLow Brighton, sasSe.; Country lots
PELTs-sl.oosI.io country lots 7s9s7c
REMARKS.
Since our last report the trade ia o.tta. has
shown some signs Of improvement, but to-day,
under the infu-nce Of Larger r-ce pis at Cam
bricge and at Brighton. the drorers found ths
MARI ct more unfsvoranl-, and with o Down vsrd
tendency IN p ices, 20 that conciuss that lev
changes can be made in last weeks qnotsfiors.
There Is no improvement in the quality Of Il .
stock. Thin cate largely predvminsts In mum.
befs. J. Frye sold four 10 dress 30 and
800 lbs. 2 pair Tor Ike. q D Dow sold
six oxen az i0kc three year old steers at loc..
small cattle at 10 Sc y D. John Robinson sold
sixteen cattle az 20 lie - D. g. r. &w
Brown cold two three year cd steers dre-. some
700 lbs each, fyr As; two year oIos at ESQ, or
" ots ~ IL ~ g1cAA LNo txLfd u
oxen TO dress 4, 200 lbs, to J. b. Thomas on CON-
mission; two year old steers, about 800 lts
EACH for sl25; one three year old and calf fos
$50. and thinks the market for mich COWS very
duh. .. p. Moulton sold one pair Of ozen At lie.
e D. one pair at &c; three year Old steers and
one heifer at ne. and three two year ODDS AZ &c.
Pn.
The sheep trade has improved somewhat, e.
pedally On the better grades. and thoash tbs
number this week 10 larger than Last. all ind .
ready market Although there we're some pei.
ter lots. the average quality Is better thsn last
week. }. n. Morss sold On commission 70 O. w.
II ollis some very time ooarse wool sheep. W.
Dofy sold 81 nj s3.53; 4. L. Parker two loads
At sex. and one car load at 400 e head; b.
y. Mcmillan PA at % 50; B. B. Chase 81 at - 90;
y. Bixby IS At $50; NJ C. Allen 81 at t2.as; L.
jackson 10 At s325 one lot Of pelters at % MIA
each.
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nation exercises Of New Haven academy
commence ON tbs Goth inst. and continue
three days. Dr.. Kitohell Of Hiddlebury,
delivers the occasional address on the
evening Of the 8Oth. The afternoon and
evening Of IL next day will be devoted
70 Rhetorical Eefoisss and public speak
Ing. A good tins nay Be expected.
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Az ADVERTISEMENT The "story y
published on our eighth page to-day was
neither originally written or selected for
this paper, and parties " no read it through
will see that no further chapters Of it
need be expected in orr columns It is
an advertisement, regularly contracted
and pail for ~ Mr. Bonner publisher Of
the New York Ledger, and az such we
call attention to il.
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BI- Nervous aud General Debility, Heart Dis
ease, and those chronic, lingering diseases which
are peculiar to females, cured By tia. woadeg-
full and valuable remsdy-Dr Pierce's Alternative
Extract, or Golden Medical Discovery In Bron-
chial, Throat and Lung diseases it has no equal
Sold by druggists, or enclose three dollars and
twenty five cents to DR.. r V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.
" and &c, three bottles, free u express charges
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BURGLARY. -B. W. Eastwood's dry
goods store in Poultney was burglarized
on Monday evening, and considerable
quantity Of goods purloined, though the
exact value Of them we have been una
BILE to ascertain Entrance was effected
through the back door of the establish
mant
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HUERAKnToN. We learn tl,.l very
fence on the large farm of Hon c 5.
Rumsey wa, prosrrttei ny thr gat II last
Saturday. and that his los u th'- le-pect
is but fair sample of that sustained by
o-her farmers il the town. Which pr. ents
the appesr,nee ~ ane vast. undivided
common.
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APPLETONs' JOURNAL
CrATE oFvRRMoNT-DIsTRICT

~ Il Rutland, -.
H Il punenbersd, that sf . ssauioa a the Pro-
beee Court hnadsn It Rutland, wSthfn and -
aSd district on tbs 2Sd dsy Of Govembse, - y.
! P:Esnrr: Hor. walter g. Dustoa, ys6ss;
Wherees Q certain instxumeof N wysong
un18 asal, paypssstng 10 be the last IN ss4 ~
s116D6rsSs4 lsseassd, ksvfng bess Id cay -
- = - COass iog Ysuha1s. go ta1v -
q - 5000 O0es: Thers1elp. y = ee6ess4,
- 49, tsssssseso e = 49, -
~ ~ - O. = Hsal1o1. u - pQ1x
~ - - = 49, a. b. l61aG
- ~ - - -.
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x The following Is testimonial we saw from
the New York Hospital. We publish il for the
information OF our readers
NFw YoRK, Nov. IA
am using Speer's ''Sambuci Wine. and find
1t TO be an excellent tonic and gentle stimulant,
and as such believe it preferable to imported
wines, as it possesses their tonic properties with
out the deleterious effects caused by their impuri-
ties. 1t is also very palatable, which is recon-
mendation to many, especially females
S. s. HARRIS, NJ. D., N. Y Hospital.
This Is an excellent article for family use, and
for females. Our Druggists have it for sale
Also speer's Port Grape Wine.
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~ ATLANTIC CA1zy


uEae asis4 = PARIS. Nov. g.
The emperor has decided to rsuaia IN
Paris for the prsssnt. -
The Bishop Of Orleans has rsprimsadsd
n. Venillot, editor Of ths ultramonAans
organ here, for tho publication Of articles
in favor Of the Instability Of the Pope.
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81 80 = - 82{ssa.
e...i. { a. sftAszo~ ~ -. 6W. =. z
-. nAAE Ansscttvs ssse 90 ~ ga,
stesiiss s1sAanss quist = isxolae - -
claD hin.
$1,000 ga arner, opening q lAx. s.A
slsda0o i1sN. - - .
oovnm0f sscsntas' duu cd hssvy, IT,
SHOWING are ths an~,roo, ,,r~~n-
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ITERATION NOTICE.

This I. TO certify that 1 have given my son AL
YAH NJ. PARK. the rert OF his minority. I
shall claim none of his earnings. NOR pay any
debit Of hi- contracting after this date.
DARIUS s. PARK
Wells, Nov. Is 1883. Eltfss
4 ,AME INTO THE ENCLOS-
" ure Of the subscriber on the 9th Of soveu-
Der, one dry, Red COW, rome eight or nine years
OF age. The owner is hereby requested 20 prove
property, pay charges and take Lar a~4y.
CHARLES NJ. WINsLOw,
Brandon, VT, Nov. "A, l.G9. w3tE
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Obituary,

ALBANY, Nov. %.
Major J. Plat Good.ell died Of pneu-
monia at Durhamville, Yesterday, aged %.
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J'he sscraid ~ the only paper In
i,r County of ,tutistBh, or this sec.
t.,ss ~ Vermont that takes Telo.
rttt,G. news, Ene Herald receives
ur ts-3cs,,frd Press neports regu.
nrtI
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WEST RUTLAND.-The recent opening

WEST RUTLAND.-Ther recent opening
OF numerous grog shops in this vicinity
has not added much to the quiet and har-
mony Of the community. On Saturday
evening and Sunday the vocal and pugil-
istic powers of alcohol was displayed to
bruising advantage, A quartette of hap
py brides and their gay Lotharios inau-
gurated the morn OF their hymenial felic-
ity by grand sortie, assisted by relative
reserves. Later in the day,signs more in
licative than !ettered or figured ones Of
the free delivery OF the sire water might
be numerousIy observed. Where are the
police1
The depot, with its numerous auxil.
iaries, stores, tenensnts, &c., had mar
row escape from destruction on Monday.
A bed and bedding in An upper roou,
earelessly thrown upsn the door, With I
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cn esossd shoss. The riss and activity In
1890 snarss v~s dss 70 . sspset fsssay dr.
~ ~ se.l Drew bad sid 70 WopavaeA .Dss-
49, mares Of common stock st 70 sofs -
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NastietOn Seminary.

WIN oaii'S" 10 i"' 'fitN v w
tastietOn Seminary
/ E.itor HraM VIII yeaalla~ ID ia
scholar space in your paper ~ gttl aten-
ton to this we'll known inatitsti3a il
at present appears. The public generally
may not be aware that this school ha- re-
Gently undergone thorough and entire
change, in it's buildings a. well as its
Principal and teachers hav. known
the school for thirty years. aud can truly
say that never were the buildings so
thoroughly in order AID attractive and
comfortable for studenta Tie Principal,
Rev. Il. G. Williams, thorough md
practical teacher. Of ,a-.. experience,
From personal obser atrau daring he
quarter that has just closed | m fully
satisfied that the scholar have mai. great
| advancement under his Instruction TIE
mode Of teaching il in many respects
| different from the Old system TIE
| students are not only required % tell
what they learn nom NOR text hooks
Int alao 40 give, Ia their own language, a
synopsis Of their studies The mode OF
teaching grammar by Dir Williams is
particularly noticeable. The class being
called, two or three ar seat 70 'he n ok
board strange thlh9 Y 1'a esammhr
with aud unheard Of in my school lays,
and required TO write = -'nfrn"' wtich
Is then submitted to The clts' 70 y parsed
ana examined az 70 it' 'n5eai-, &c Ibis
system Eot OILY 'oact }a''h -fainmar,
-, m
ano;, ;ntarooto5 "a 1a.;a,. !, !,
;, ),
= 80 "a :
m <gu.I Ga,
,,ro.sio,.1 D;s+r;o+ : o.,.,..,,.,, -. 49,.
anos., ;,...
,boso +hat tied y - ...,;.
soss;on
The departments OF music aui The fine
arts are under the ere Of competent
teachers. With the facilities now offered
at this institution it is no buA.iiug to say
that there is no school in Vermont, and
but few, II any, In the country, that com
bines so many Advantage for young
gentlemen and ladies to receive thorough
education. 1t is extremely pleasing TOT
the former students and patron to know
that it is again opened, and under most
favorable auspices. 1t certainly deserves
and will no doubt receive a liberal patron
age AN OLD STUDENT
HEAVY real, ESTATE TR,NsFFRs
The shops of the Vermont Central Rail.
road COMPANY at Mortified have been
leased to a company who will hereafter
use them as a chair manufacturing estab.
lishment.
Willard Blood has sold his farm in
Essex to Samuel Keller for $ll ,OOO
This sum includes stock aud farming
utensils.
E.sr yvrrInopopn o.o.r pasua
49,, c. oan,o,1 81. "a : N
VOC ., 'n,ot ~ 80, ~ !. -
hoe had ,or lambs all - Viii, live
- .,u;.;.
~
neion"n'e az. se'.'"s ~ 'n'''
of J. f. Bryant presents lively appear
ance at almost any hour during the day or
evening. We advise our readers to give
him call and examine the latest styles.
many of which are very desirable.
Great complaint exists at presen, on
account Of an unusual scarcity of money.
and consequent dullness pervades our
.,+;ro ,;,,o.e
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A. Hsndsrssn be- 49, f,A1o1.l p D..
cinase ~ conspiracy With isonev' -
tobacco frauds.r -
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DEATH on DIR. CHARLES r. BAR.
RFTT--The following account of the
leath Of DIR. Charles III. Barrett, formerly
81 this village, and lately of Waterloo,
Iowa, appeared in thu Waterloo Courier OF
November ! lth
DIR. @. II Btrrett. one ~ oar resident
.ynygisiens, died very suddenly on satur-
isy afteraGo.. .at We learn from DIR
Stark, Dentipt), with ~hCrn DIR. Barrett
ofiicod, that the Doctor, after Carrying an
armful OF stove wood into The Office, sat
down, and complained of heing faint. He
soon became very pale, aud brcathed very
heavily, when DR.. Stark FASTENED to him,
I'D thinking physician necessary, went
Tor Dr. Eddy, but o. Doctor ceased
breathing soon Utter nr Eddy arrived.
Dr. Barrett has been troubled once or
twice witlGn tie pnst few months with
heart disease. but had always, until these
recent attacks, enjoyed excellent health.
Although but short time u resident OF
Waterloo. he hal nevertheless drawn to
him, by his modes' christian department,
very many warm friends His remains
we're deposited in the cemetery on Tues
lay last His widow and family will not
% forgotten by loving aud devoted friends
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arrivn, uua Departure OF rrains

.t.Airt LEAVE RUTLAND,
-, Re ,S. Falls, 1880 f4:45 m. sl2:20p m. q
1873 p. N.
tfu1lins tom, i.So q 1880 .. m, s2:26 d $50
y. IN.
Bennington, 1880 a. NJ, 1913 =. IN.
sacit".a, i:l5 L 1000 a. m, Il '4:l5 p. IL.
aa".a, 1870 & 1900 y. IN, -l2:l5 pm, and
is:4p .,
HAIAe ARRIVE Al RUTLAND.
'4.,4 f4!!s, l2:45 a.rn,, j 1919 a. m,
f2l5 Z 1900 p.
. .4tu ~ ~ 80 a. m, si2.lb p, m, Ais d
q 1910 pm.
.s,t,ya. 'lz.0O m.. $50 * 1915 pm.
l.2 ~ a., 1899 1928 p. IN.
t rr.p Mixed.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

~ Have you ague in the face and Is 1t badly
swollen! Have you severe pain in the chest
back, or Side! Have you cramps or pains in the
stomach or bowels Have you bilious collie, OF
severe grip ns pains II 50, use Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

PoUITyEY-The fnu,rA Of Mr- Mer-
rift Clark va- ~ udei t Paufn"y ON
ruesd ~ afterr DON. After prayer by Rev.
T. W tarweod. brief and pertinent
funeral ldd,e-- va, pronounced by Rev.
loh., Ee0mtn, y. H. President Of Rir-
icy Female oollege. A large procession
Il relatives and friends followed the re-
maius to the new oemetry. which had been
donated to the town by Mr.. Clark, some
years since, where she was laid in her last
resting place, upon the beautiful hillside,
L tao fa.,ily lot which had been prepared
during the past sGn.n.s- ly loving hands
Joseph Joslin, Esq, Jonas Gibson, Esq, of
Poultney, Hon. Lucius Copeland of Mid
iletoWn, and Zenas c. Ellis, Esq, Of Fair
Haven acted % pail bearers Thus did
he grave close over a loving wife, dutiful
and honored mother, whose memory will
ever remain precious legacy to her hus-
band and children.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

HEAVY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. -
The shops of the Vermont Central Rail-
road Company at Mortified have been
leased to a company who will hereafter
use them as chair manufacturing estab-
lishment.
Willard Blood has sold his farm in
Essex to Samuel Keller for 81 1000.
This sum includes stock aud farming
ufensils
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

- Butter and cheese arr almost indispensa-
bic articles of food. Properly used, they are nu-
tricious and healthy but an inoTdinate use of
either causes indigestion AMI. dyspepsia. Par
sons Purgative Pills, yudiciously used, will re-
move both OF these troubles