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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18
HaAdanlS House
EMIA Temple Street, Portland, Ne.
John &AWYER. Pranrielnr.

TINS new frst-class business Hotel is now open
to the public All the appointments are new and
the location, within few rods of both the Middle ST.
and Congress ST. cars is of the most convenient
in the city. u .....
Inc Hotel contains forty rooms, conveniently ar
ranged in suites. The Proprietor has had expert
epce in providing for the public and confidently ex-
poets TO welcome all his old friends who come to
Portland and to make a host of new ones. Every
attention will be given to the wants OF guests.
July 81. diff
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CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
TIL ERITJsH a. NORTH
STe AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
$Lr4kESHIPS between NEW YORK and
HHss1s W I'LL calling at Cork Harbor,
TRIPOLI, Thurs ' q. ALEPPO, Thurs /" II
S AVA, Wednesday, q. CHINA, Wedy, II
SSGloT re iHWedy; Nov. 8; RUSSIA, Wedy, I" "a
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the wednesday steamers, not carrying emigrants
Iso S@Din. .S13U oo,5
oecohu Odpih 80 eNH'
fHst Caoin TO Paris. $145 gold.
By Thursday and Saturday Steamers,
First Cabin. $780, gold Steerage. $780, currency
steamer OF this line leaves Liverpool for Boston
every Tuesday, bringing freight and passengers d.
rect.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
and all parts OF Europe, at lowest Iaies.
Through Bills OF LadiDg given for Aelfast GLASGOW
Havre, antwerp and o'her ports on the Continent;
and for Mediterranean ports.
FOR freight and cabin passage apply at the compa-
nys office, 1O3 State ST. JAMES ALEXANDER
Agent.
For Steerage passage apply to LAWRENCE g.
MAN, III Broad ST., Boston. DOZ0eOd q
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Houses for NHze :

pest investment in real estate that has beer
IL onered In Portland, for cash or part credit
VIII be rented il not sold this week. ~
.y. l-st GEU. f. FOSTER
81 Corner Bracket and Walker Streets.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18
FOR SALE!

har0si sc IS gSR GTSNnss6t%@Sty for sa
jyl9eod3m 40 Euch,., .,
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18

AZ. ENTS are making fortunes selling our new
household work. which will prove in every family to
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-05-14

sank to sleep on the snowy ground, and
was seen there by a passing neighbor.-
The mother has been known to put her
children on the bed, shut the house, and
go to the neighbors' and leave them
alone for hours; they being so young as
to fall off upon the floor, and, unable to
get up, remain there and cry until some
neighbor came in and relieved them.-
Other acts of cruelty might be named,
and still, this family lives 50 far from
the knowledge of the civil authority of
Ludlow, that they do not interfere to
avert this cruelty. The neighbors talk
about it, and wonder why the father of
these children don't do something to cor
rect the evil He is too poor, too timid,
and too easy, ignorant or shiftless to pro-
tect his own offspring. So this woman
will go on in her own way, till death
shall relieve the suffering infants. Who
will prevent it?"
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The Westminster Farmers Club met
May 9Th at Seminary School-house, and
was called to order by the President
Several communications were read by
the Secretary, to wit; P. Cram & Son
of Barnard, calling the attention of the
Club to their manufacturing of the Buck
lin Patent Harrow. Price S12, Deliver
ed at Bellows Falls depot. n. NJ. Car
penter, Ellington, n. Y, acknowledging
the reception of a package of Goodridge
seed corn ordered from the president of
the Club. Ephraim Barker of London
derry, calling the attention of the Club
to his English stock horse, referring to
S. X. Cobb of Westminster as to pedi-
gree. Edward Douglass of Meridethi
n. Y, offering for sale two Black Hawk
stock horses, with an enquiry if any one
in this vicinity had for sale two veal
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old Abdallah mare colt Of dark color,
and also several Others from the Agricul-
tural Department, ID, c., after which a
committee Of three was appointed to ex-
pertinent with the several concentrated
fertilizers now offered in the market, and
a limited amount of means were appro-
priated from the treasury of the Club, to
be expended in their purchase, Com.
Fenelon Arnold, John Mcneil and Ma
than G. Pierce, representing the meadow
plain and hill. Adjourned to the first
Saturday of June next, at 4 o'clock p. M.
NJ. W. d. Secretary.
WESTMINSTER, May, 10, 1869.
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Reported Horrible Cruelty in Lud-
low.

We find the case reported below, in
the Rutland Herald, 1t seems impossi-
BILE that such an unnatural mother could
exist, even among the lowest heather in
Hindostan, and much less that the au-
thorities of Ludlow would permit such
an outrage in their jurisdiction, certain
ly not knowingly. We will believe,
therefore, that it is an exaggeration, till
we hear it confirmed. The following is
the report, above mentioned: In the
extreme southern part of Ludlow, near
the corners of Andover and Chester, re-
sides the family of Charles Robbins
himself, wife and three children. He is
poor, but industrious man, and pro-
vides for his household as we'll as he can.
These people are yet young. But it is
of the mother we would speak Pro-
fame, cross and unkind, she treats her
children like, or worse than brutes One
Of them, especially, (the youngest, when
she had but two) actually breaking its
arm by stamping on the poor child as ii
lay on the floor, crying at its neglected
condition, and then it crawled away and
hid under the bed to escape its unnatu
raj mother. Again, stripping all it:
clothes off, and dipping it in the snow
cold brook, and washing its clothes il
the same stream, and putting them OIL
again undried or unwarmed. Durin!
the snow storm of Sunday, May 2, be
coming enraged, she threw it out by tn
door of the house, and let the now de
formed and helpless creature lie on tn
: banking Of the house, till, exhausted,
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Teachers Institute.

Teachers Institute.
The Institute for Windham County
was held in Grafton May and 5. The
heavy fail of snow a few days earlier
rendered the travelling anything but
pleasant, and kept many teachers at
their homes. From the adjoining towns,
however, goodly number came in, with
Others interested in the prosperity of our
schools.
As usual the Secretary gave a lecture
Monday evening. Instead Of a rather
miscellaneous harangue, to which we
have so often listened on similar oeca-
sions, we had genuine lecture, discuss
ing the duties of parents and citizens to
the public schools. In style, thought
and delivery it was just what would be
expected of an earnest, cultivated and
scholarly man. We admired it not on
ly for its special knowledge, but for its
wider and more general range Of thought
and study.
During the Institute there seemed to
be plan ofprogress-not general mix
ture Of isolated and confusing exercises.
Mr.. Rankin had as an assistant, Prof.
James Jchonnat, SO widely known in the
State of New York as lecturer on Ge-
ographv. He took us through good
course though very limited one-of
Geography, in a philosophical manner.
We never saw his equal in this depart
ment of study. He has made this spe-
ciality for about dozen years. He be-
gan, as one exercise, at Cape Horn, and
thence drew the mountain ranges of the
earth, indicating their general outline,
altitude, relations to nations, civilization
and whatever pertains to human pro.
gress. The worth of his services con
sisted in these two features: LIST, He
taught US how to teach Geography to all
classes Of pupils; and I'd, he revealed
some Of the charms of this sadly neg
lected branch of study.
He gave us also an extra evening lee
ture on the ocean currents, with some
hints on glaciers. Of this it is enough
to say that he held crowded audience
over an hour spell-bound.
Mr.. Rankin gave also lecture OF
Woman as an Educator, and it was ths
choicest and best thing on this question
of questions to which we have yet lis
tened. He charms by his beautiful
style and graceful delivery.
He gave also specimens Of good read
ing, much to our delight. Heis in mat
tiers of education moderately conserva
tive. In nothing does he give ofense.-
That uncomfortable fear lest your sen
sibilities be shocked, which we have seel
in other years, is not experienced by any
Mr.. Rankin, to our mind, is just tn
man to build up, to awaken confidence
inspire zeal in this noble work. Their
are no regrets as to his course felt by tn
people after he has gone Comparison
are invidious, but we think the Boar
happy in securing such man, and n
effort should be spared to retain him.
The Institute Examination of Teacher
licensed three teachers. 1t also awaken
ed an interest in behalf of a highe
standard Of attainment among GU
teachers. This influence of these ez
aminations is one of the best results G
the exercise.
On the minds of all, citizen, teache
and stranger, Mr.. Rankin and his assis
ant made the best of impressions, an
carried away our best wishes and avail
ened interest in the work to which the
are giving their strength. HOME.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT or WESTMINSTER. S. in and for said Dis
trlct To all persons interested in the estate of RO-
SINA BoURN. late Of Jamaica in said district de-
ceased. GREETING
YOU are hereby notified that an instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of said
deceased has been presented to the court here for
probate, by Lewis J. Wilder the executor therein
named and that said eoutt will decide upon the al
owanee of said instrument, at session thereof to
be held at the probate office IL Townshend, in said
where you can be heard in the premises il YOU shall
see cause. G. u. EDDY, Reg'r.
May 10, 1860. 20-22
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JuIiu M. Kidder's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, ss., in and for said Dis
triet To all persons interested in the estate of u
Liza N. KIDDER late Of Albany. in the State of
New ork, deceased GREETING.
N0U are hereby notified that +. Phelps admins
traitor of the estate of said deceased situated in
this State. will render further account of his ad
ministration of said estate at the session of said
court to be held at the Inn of NJ. A. Wilder, in
Rockingham, in said district on the first ednesday
Of june 1862 and that said court will then and there
decide upon the allowance of said account and de
distribution of the estate in the hands Of said
administrator among the heirs of said deceased at
which time and place You can be heard in the prem
Uses if you shall see cause.
C.B. EDDY. Reg'r.
May TO- 1869. 200
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STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Cour,
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, So. in and for said Dis-
trict To all persons interested in the estate Of ASA
MUZZEY late of Grafton. in said District. deceas-
ed tiREErrxs
N0U are hereby notified that Prescott Head. ad-
Il ministrator of the estate of said deceased. will
present his administration account for allowance at
the session of said Court. to be held at the Inn
of NJ. A. Wilder. in Rockingham. in said Dis.
trict. on the first Wednesday Of June 1859. and
that said Court will then and there decide upon the
allowance of said account and decree distribution
of said estate the persons entitled to the
which time and place yon can be heard in the prem.
ises II you shall see cause.
G p. EDDY. Register
April 9Sth. lsta. 81 q
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PAUL GEORGE.

WILL stand the Coming Season, at my Stable, in
w Walpole n. H., Pasturing will be provided
for mares from a distance at reasonable rate and
all necessary and attention given them. All ae-
cidents and csc, pes at the risk of the owner.
The blood of this horse is not only the best in the
country, but the horse itself is connected with the
two fastest trotting families being the nephew Of
both Dexter and Ethan Allen. For further parteu-
lars send for circular F. A. WEIR
Walpole, N. H., May 10, 1860. 20
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1869. Z. S. 1869.
INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES

COLLECTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Income, Special
~ and other annual taxes, under the provisions of
the various acts of Congress. authorizing an Inter-
nal Revenue assessed the annual list of 1863 for
the second District of Vermont, due and
payable, and that, in person. or BY deputy. will at
tend at the following time and places receive the
same, to wit; In WINDHAM COUNTY
At Island House, Bellows Falls Monday, May 81,
from 9 A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ.
At Brattleboro House. Brattleboro on Tuesday
and Wednesday, June LIST and ID, from 9 A. NJ. to
p. NJ.
day, June 3, from to p. NJ.
AT Evans Hotel. Fayetteville Friday. June a. from
10 A. NJ. to p. M.
At Phelps Hotel, in Grafton, on Saturday, june
| 5. from A. NJ to IL NJ.
At Sawyer's Hotel in jamaica on Saturday june
| 5, from p. NJ. to p. NJ.
N, B.-Persons neglecting to pay their taxes at the
| time above specified. within 10 days thereafter
will be subject to pay cent. additional with in
terest at the rate of one cent. per month and
twenty cents for notice.
| Taxes can be sent By other persons and receipts
/ will be returned.
CHARLES s. DANA,
| Collector I'd District, VT.
| St. Johnsbury, VT. May 10th. 1863 20-22
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is177siH7l 71aiiiA1aHii1H
died

In Brattleboro, May 3, SYDNEY A. MORSE, aged
81 years.
In Williamsylle April 20. very suddenly, MA
THAN hanson. aged 100 years.
In Halifax, April q. Mrs RACHEL ALLEN, aged
90 years.
In Bridgewater. May ., IRA T. BENNETT, aged
r.
In Rutland Penn, Mr.. LEMUEL PALMER, aged
ST. formerly of Rridgewater.
In Weathersield. April 7, Dea. NATHANIEL
WARREN, aged 20 years,
In Rockingham. April S, of consumption, after
several months of sickness. Mr.. WM II. EVANS,
aged IS years,
Though worn and wasted for long time by prey
ing disease, he patient to the last moment with
the continual manifestation of the prayer, Father,
not my will but thine be DONE Sweet is the mem
DRY of those who pass away beloved by all who know
them. A large circle of friends at the funeral testi-
fled. fully, their esteem for the departed and that
the memory of the just is blessed. May the assur-
ances Of bright Immortality and happy re union
with the loved and dutiful where the inhabant
shall not say am sick. comfort the bereaved parents
and friends May the gospel of divine grace be to
them the bread Of life. for it doth not yet appear
what we shall be- EST
In Walpole N. H., May 8. VICI LYMAN, wife o {
Levi Nyman, Esq, aged II years.
In Walpole N. H., May 2, WILLARD S. TUT
TIE, aged Al years.
In Chester, May 6. OLIVER ATWOOD. aged &c
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TROUT TROUTl,

I WILL pay Five Cents each for all LIVE TROUT
1 delivered at my Ponds, or / will pay Eighty Five
Cents per pound for the same, at the option Of the
Catcher. The Water should be changed often, to
keep the Trout in good condition.
Bellows Falls May s. 1862 20
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BEAR KiLLED.--A bear was killed
in hamlet in the town of Starksboro,
known as Jerusalem, on Wednesday last.
Bruin came down from the mountains
the previous night and made raids on the
sheepfolds of several farmers, killing
three belonging to one man, and seven
in all. In themorning some forty neigh
bors started in pursuit of him, and by
means of fresh-fallen snow tracked him
to small piece of woods, where well-di-
rected shots from the guns of John Oryis
and Seneca Brown, put an end to his ca
reer. His carcass, weighing over 300
pounds, was dressed, and grand barbe-
cue and dance INDUCED in at Browns
hotel, in honor of the hunters. The skin
and bounty for the scalp of his bearship
were donated to the party who had sul-
fered most from his nocturnal visits. He
is believed to be the same animal who
last fall destroyed % or 80 sheep in the
same neighborhood.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned that
IN the Legal Voters of the town of Iangdon; n: H..
at their annual town meeting held March 9Th. 1853.
passed vote to prohibit all persons from catching
killing destroying. carrying away any Fish in the
waters Of Great Brook. called. in said Langdon.
and its tributaries. for during the time Of one
year. under the penalty Of the law made and pro-
vided 10 snch case Ref Chap. LIST of Pamphlet
Laws Of ises and General Statutes. Chap. 25l.
EDMUND H0LDFN.1
JOHN CURRIER. Agents.
ROBERT FIWELIs-t
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cOFFINs AND cAsKETs !,

Large assortment of Black Walnut, Cherry.
had trimmed al short notice
s. The above Goods will be sold at Reasonable
Prices for Ready pay.
Old Furniture repaired and Upholstered to order.
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CATTLE MARKET.


AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. yeals
Last week. 2SSs d7i7 200 sol5 1910
One year ago, 1850 6375 1870 800 800
PRICES.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra, sl2,I5 ~ sl30C
first quality. SIPS 1850; I'd quality. l.F5 % sl2U
third quality. Sl0,50 @ llD; oo,,
Prices Of Store Catte,--Working Oxen, Y pair SIS
q $40. -
Mich cows.-s5 q $40 Extra SIS q $40, Far
row and dry $50 a $50. -
Stores.--Y eariings.00 q 90. Two years old, Sou
a 90. Three years old.s00 a 500,
Sheep and Lambs g $40, Extra good Q "a lOc
~ n ON live weight.
Hides.-0% "a Toe q N.
Fat Hogs.-l0l6 q lie q ID.
REMARKS. AT first thesupply Of beef was thought
to be short, and prices advanced half a cent, but
receded 70 about last weeks prices when il be-
came known that more cattle were on tne way Ing ae
sheep. Some spring lambs sold from 81 to $40 as 70
age and quality The veal trade il dull. and most OF
the calves are delivered on commission and sold at
from to l2c, as quality.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-05-14

SPRINGFIELD.-Ladies, if you want a
bonnet or hat, new, stylish, and cheap,
go to Keyes & Blossoms, new firm in
the new block, who have large assort-
ment of ladies and gents furnishing
goods, boots and shoes, clothing, cloaks,
cloths and trimmings. Ladies and gents
gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefs, ties, shop
ping and travelling bags, and a great va
riety of fancy goods, all of which will
be sold at low prices. Be sure to call
before purchasing.
Remember the place,
KBYEs & CLossoN,
In the new block, Springfield.
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The Woodstock Standard says lette.
was recently dropped into the p. 0. in
that place for Manchester, Nomchir.
Rev. P. II. White left sketches of ev
cry clergyman in his denomination In
the State, as well as of nearly every 9th
er prominent man, all carefully and sys
tematically arranged.
The Rev. Pliny II. White was in
sured, at the of his death, Tor 81, 800,
in the Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York, which, with the additions
of SS0S.72, makes the sum of s2,3OS.72
to be paid to his widow.
- Hiram Spaulding, Esq, of Tafts-
vile, while blasting rocks, on the 1st inst.
last, met with an accident. The blast
did not 90 off at first, and he went to
drilling it out, but it did not stand drill
ing, went off and took him and a boy
that was holding the drill, with it. 1t
singed and scared them considerably,
and it is feared that Mr.. Spaulding will
lose the use of an eye by the operation.
- On Tuesday of last week, young
girl by the name of Irene Reed, Of Beth
ell, while at work over a kettle Of hot
fat, fell upon the stove, one arm falling
into the kettle, pulling the kettle off the
stove on to herself as she fell to the floor,
and burning her arm, face and breast
badly.
- The Report of the Superintendent
of Schools in Ludlow to the Board of
Education, says: The recent legisla-
ton, in reference to boarding around,
fails to accomplish the desired object in
this vicinity. Many teachers still board
around on the grand list. I think some
means should be devised to prevent this
well-known pernicious system"
Quite lively excitement has been
created in Woodstock by the refusal Of
the seiectmen to approve the, action Of
the County Commissioner infhe appoint
ment Of Clinton Richmond as liquor
agent in that village. Mr.. Richmond
appeared before the board on the LIST
inst, with his license, and called for the
liquors then in the hands of the late
agent but the selectmen not only de-
clined to give up the liquors, but sent a
request to the commissioner to revoke
the license of Mr. Richmond and reap
point NJ. G. Fairbanks. The result is
that Mr.. Fairbanks has the critter"
and Mr.. Richmond holds the license.
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Liberation Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that have this day Civ
~ en- my son. EDWIN X. PIERCE, his time during
the remainder of his minority, and that shall claim
none of his earnings pay any debts Of his con-
tracing after this date.
NATHAN G. PIERCE.
Westminster. w. May !. 1869 1921
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CHEsTER.-Aecident Milton Bemis,
son of Loren Bemis of the firm of Hill
ton, Miller & Co., lost two fingers of his
left hand on Sunday last, while careless
ly playing with a straw-cutter.
If the young men of the period wish
to wear the latest and best styles of
clothing, made from English, Scotch and
American manufacture, they can find
them displayed by giving A. D. Fetch
er call. He is wide awake and on
hand for the interest of his customers,
who will receive his prompt attention at
reasonable rates.
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GEO. E. HEAD,

GEO. Z. HEALD,
CARPENTER AND JOINER, AND
DEALER IN SASH DOORS AND BLINDS.
Window Glass. Blind Trimmings. Sash Glazed.
BLINDS PAINTED TRIMMED, SC,
Chester. VT. 1881
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ADVERTISED LETrERs.-Frank Par
ker, Mrs. Rosie A. Clark, Charles Cham
berlin, L. II. Hayden, VIM, III. Pendle-
ton, Albert Slade, s. M. Sayles, P. A.
Stone, Mrs, F. j. Wheeler, Cressey q
Howe,