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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

CAsrLErox, Dec. 81:

CAsTLKTON, Dec. 81:
Editor Rutland Herald 1T seems r.
me that the Lecture Of DE-. H. +. Smith h
the Hall Of the Normal school, last Tass.
day evening. deserves something more
than tho brief notice that il givsa Of II
by your correspondent. The subject Of the
lecture, was Cooper Institute. Now York,
a. a scientifc school" aud the necessities
Of scientific knowledge.
The lecture was listened ~ by the
largest audience that has bren seen In
Castlston for many months. The subject
WIS full Of interest. showing the nscss-
uity of scientific kno wledge for all classes
at the preset day.
The lecture closed by reminding the
audience Of the splendid opportunity that
was now before them u building on the
foundation that they have already laid,
one OF the finest schools that Vermont has
ever seen for tho education Of both sexes.
I believe il the people IT Vermont could
all hear this lecture il would give new
life 10 this cause Of education. II.
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|sSaaisA sunbsua1~s sgu1lns te-day.
1Gsn are bsing rscruitsd- IN this city To-
various vsssnt positions q ths sunboaAa
A notios W. nads to-11t = - -
of Bovine LawssuseS ~. Dssjsnls =. -
lss, brought 10 recover the valus q
Twi0uS swsoos - s1AwgDupssl1 ssfEe1
~ Ca Du1Dse - 1Isw Os1inia IT, -
Non Il TO vsoats the order Of arrest agafns1
0ss. Butlss, - Ne Osssai NJ IL ~
lng - snde eeams a IT, Unitsd Stntsa,
ard tAat there was no seassssioss Dssis-
Ion Il reserved. xae4 4 -
A bundle containing $4,000 Worth Of
bonds stolen hitsss ysar aso, VS. lslt q
one Of the police stations THE mssnisg By
. boy, who escaped arrest. +.
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CAKrIEDs' New YrAp's Address

CARRIERS New YEARS Address
We call attention to the Now Years ad.
dress In this weeks HERALD. 1t is from
the pen Of G. II. Ballard Of Castleton, who
has written these addresses for rs on sew.
sral previous occasions, and whose pro.
daotions have always merited the enoom-
iams Of the press and our patrons. Upon
perusal Of this we have no hesitation in
pronouncing it the authors ablest effort,
and believe the readers of the HERALD
will agree with us, afteF reading it, which
we recommend one and all to do, as they
can but be- benefited thereby.
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New. York. MaFket0.
NEW YosK, Dec. -.
d.. - - 4gzS @ Dbl Ali

AsHEs.-Pots steady ct t7.ss07 a. Pearls dull
CoTTos-Firm. Sales 800 bales. It ssxc
FLous- Receipts 1858 bbls. Market 60loc
better ON Low grsdes. Sales 800 bib. It MOO
495 for supernne STATE and Wsstssn; eS.1o0s Is
ss 70 as suos i
wheat extra S.S0o0.l3 common 70 ch06ss rOund
hoop Ohio; t5.7s06.s0 common 70 fan extss ~
Louis; ". 5o1s.D for good 70 chnias do.
prices within the range. Rye AOuf quist.
sales $50 bbls. At o. s00s70. Cora Dsal qusse-
wHsxEY-without decided change. hajs
$50 beis. Western 1t SscSei 20 tree. the latter
wnEAT : Market i02a better. faiss "a. 200
bush. Mt ti.E Ea No. rpsing o. % fm No. 2
and do mixed :, ;s2ai@ for winter red and
q .>osi. As sos white California; eLss for vhiss
Michigan
kyE-Dui.
Conx -Msvtet duh and heavy. s-,.- 1s.ono
iash. IT 0SGEys for new yslIo~ rouib4D We.
ts white southern old mixsd w-stsrn .ofnnai
oArs@Hsceipts coo bush. Nsrk~f dsI sad
heavy and declining Sales 1000 bush. ~
81 ls65 for western: 01064 sH stste.
KicE-I ull. taIcs ~ tierc<s Carolina st exc
~.
uovyEs- Quiet. Bales 1000 bAss Il Rio On pss-
sroAs-ouist saiss 90 hhAa cubs II n.
MoLAssxs SALES coo bbls. Nsw 0sssass Il ia
IS; G3 hhds. Porto Rico on pnvats terms.
Aors-ouset - ls09e scs A.ss,cse-
PETRofErn - Quot ~ lex M crude; TX In
rehncd.
PoxE -Firmcr sale~ $50 bbls. q o2o s0osoyeo
iov new mes; e2o.s00so.l1 fs old DO; o5l.so
bkEv-oaies. sasss ISO bhas. - os.0oDlS 90
for new plain mes; elo.oe0l7 90 nv extra
mco. Tieroe bsef dull aa6 heavy. Baiss 50
serc~s 1t US 0ot02s. 90 for pnns mese; o77yo0
03J.00 for India mess. Bed hsms quiet bales
20 bbls. At go. 00(a33.O0 for new.
l2x.
SHoULpvRs-isaIC eta
HAns-M'djlesq quiet Sales ~ boxes city log
clear Is
DsssssD Hoos-DuI and heavy 1t li0i2 ~
western.
I.sRD-sbade timer. Sales so tierces ct l6k
q : ;. for steam; lSA 0'9 Eur kettle rendered..
DprIEE -Qu,et at iS032c. for Ohio; 36e4s
ior s'a,~.
CHnEsE-Quiet ct l60lS.
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Masonic FEsTIvAL.-A Masonic festi.
val and ball will be held at the Rut.
land Opera House on Friday evening
January l4th, under the auspices of the
Mssons Of Rutland, to be present ut which
4 general invitation is extended TO their
brethren here and elsewhere. 1t will un-
ioubtedy be one of the most recherche
afairs ever witnessed in this section. The
services Of the Troy Union Cornet Band
have been engaged for the occasion, which
will be- present M brass and string band.
The full bill, including supper at tho
bardwell House, Is $3.50. The Rutland
Railroad carries parties attending for fare
one Day, and carriage lists may be- found
At tho Bardwell and Central Houses
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NEW YORK NEWS,
Grimes and Casualties.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Interesting General News
wsShsnsssn News.

ws4hisgssn News.
NEW York. Dec. %.
The following are fron the Evening
Posts Washington speoiah:
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
There is good authority for saying tina
the negotiations for reopening the Ala
bama claims question win not be def
nitely settled until the assembling Of tn
British parliament in February, it being
uncertain whether the British Ministry
would be sustained BY the parliament il
committing itself to any definite course OF
change Of policy from that pursued in tn,
past. An expression is desired from tha
body before the Ministers formally agre,
to the propositions made by Minister
Motley.
istrict-Attorncy Bxteman of Cincin
natl has been in consultation with Com
missioner Dslano regarding . reassess
ment of the income tax in Cincinnati. I,
has been discovered that government hss
been defrsuded Of many thousand dol.
lars by wealthy citizens in that city who
have not made proper returns. A ress
ssssrncnt has been ordered and the guilty
persons will be made to feel the rigor OF
the law.
Upon the return Of Secretary Bout.
we'll ON Friday or Saturday. Assistant
Secretary Richardson will insist upon
having hts resignation accepted. aud will
return to his home ia Massachusetts
Every inducetneut has been offered Judge
Richardson To rcmain. both by President
Grant aud Secretary Boutwell,. hut be
finds the salary inAdsquate and will not
therefore. consent 10 remain any longer
|, is given out to-day by his friend,
that Attorney General Hosr will remain
in the Cabinet f,r only short time. and
will then tender his resignation to the
President. Private opinion IL that Judge
Strong Of Penn.ylvanis will succeed him
1t 10 known that tho President ten
dered him the position when 1t was sup
posed that Mr.. Hoar would resign to 70
upon the Supreme bench.
The Treasury department will adhere
10 it's determination not to accept any
proposals for gold which vary more than
one quarter TO one-hah Of one per cent.
from the market price.
WAsHIseroN, Dec %.
The case Of the Baltimore Il Ohio
Railroad Company. charged with obstruct-
ing the public highway. was taken up in
the Criminal Court to-day. 1t was on
testimony that the company refuses to
conform to the street grades, thereby re-
tarding city improvement. The object Of
the suit is to compel obedience to NUM-
cipsl law.
The President WAS in his Office but
short time to-day, and no visitors were re-
ceived. No cabinet meeting was held,
and the clerks of the departmen were all
permitted to leave at neon.
The Indian Bureau has official reports
from the Navajoe Agency, stating that
the Indians have received their annui-
ties. goods and presents OF goats aud
sheep from the government, which has
had the effect OF strengthening the rela-
tions Of peace
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|oaesr. W. 49, = g - !:
Nathan Connf, ". n; LIZ. HsatA, q
~; F. +. KraFp,, J. "; Oh Patsan.
8. d.; J. N. Davis. J. D.; q. n. rutnam,
&c.,; True A. Town, Treas. g. y. Web
stsr, J. B. Hatch, Steward; @. w. C.dy.
Marahal: G. W. Merrill. Chaplain; II.
Osgood, Tyler.
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III A prafuse and many tilnes excessively Of
fen i've d schaIg. from the nose, with stopping
up 1T he nose ri times, impairment OF the sense
Of smell and taste, watering weak eyes, i'm
paired hearing, irregular appetite, occasional
nausea, pressur- and pain over the eyes, and At
times in the back of tbs he'd, occasional chilly
sensations, GO d fee. and feeling Of lass'tuds
aud debility tre -ymptaus which e co,nm,n 10
cttarrh yet al IT. them are not present in svery
case. Dr. s~g.- Gatarrh Remedy cures catArrb
in its sorst fprin a'.i stager. IL Is pleasant To
u-e. and contains no poisonous or csustic drugs.
Sent by NAL on r.ceip. VI sixty cents. Ad-
dress X. v. Pierc-, u. d.. Buffalo. ~. Y.
For sale by III 1T Drusg sts .vefywh re-.
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AN OLD SuBscRIBER.-Y esterday Mr..
Isiah P. Russell Of Shrewsbury, called at
the HERALD Ohice and made his 10th
annual subscription for the Ratland
Weekly HERALD. His account OF the
transformation of the size of the HERALD
within that period was interesting. We
wish our venerable reader many years Of
life to peruse its columns.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

OUR PAPER The paper on which tn,
HERALD bn- been printed for few
weeks past has brcn of n much poore,
quality than usual, u the annoyance o
ourselves as we'll a- our readers Our for
mer contractors having had their mil
damaged by tn. fr.-h.t necessItated tbis
but now that they have started up again
we expect IN future 10 present the
HERALD to it's patrons ON good substan.
tial paper
THE PILGRIM The exhibition OF the
Bunyan's Pilgrim Progress. Mt the Opera
House last cvsning urew out good audi
ence considering the Indictment state of the
weather, and all were well pleased, ms in
deed they could Int have been, with the
entertainment. Some of the scenes are
the fuest We have ever seen, both in
points of artistic execution and moral
effects; especially is this true Of the grand
transformation scene at the close, the rem
dtion Of which gives one OF the finest
effects imaginable. The whole forms an
exhibition of rare merit, and one whose
exhibition cannot fail of producing a
good sentiment in our community. We
advise all TO go and see it. The proprie-
tors propose to give a grand matinee for
children, families and schools this after
noon, and will again exhibit it at the
Opera House this evening
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RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS - We
would again remind our readrs that hum
dreds Of subscriptions to the WEEKLY
HERALD are now expiring with every
number, and AS our terms are invariably
c.tsh in adrance, they will see the neces-
sity, il they desire y continuance of the
paper, to ut once forward their subscrip-
tons. Read the prospectus for 1870 else
where and send in your names for an
other year.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

PERsoNAL.-Dr. Middleton Goldsmith
Is To deliver lecture at the meeting OF the
DAirymen's Association, to be held at St
Adams tho last of January. Subject
Objects and methods of investigation
necessary to a full and profitable develop
nient OF the Vermont D,iry interest,""
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HALLS
81 ILIAN
HAIR
r Z n E w E R!

Phyricsans and cl~xymen testify to is merita
IN restoring GRAY HAIR u its original color and
promoting it. growth. 1t makes the hair sofi
and glossy. The old in appear 4Dcs ara made
young again 1t il the best Hair Dressing ever
used. II removes Dandruf and all Scurvy Erup-
ti,iIs. 1t does not s'ain the skin.
Our Treatire on the Hair ,ei,t flee by mai.
Beware Of the numerous preparations which
s.,ld upon our reputation.
RP. HAIL CO. Nashua. N H., Proprieton.
Fer sale by all druggists Swim
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LKicEsTKn will 10 donation
dsit and oyster supper ut tho residence d
Mrs. Sarah Bullock. on Wednssdny even.
lax. the 9th Of next month. for the bcnsfl
o. Rev. q. A. Stevens and vito.
The Leicester debating society hold
fo'th ut tho Town Hall, Saturday oven.
ing. th. 18th inst. according TO announce
mont, John Preston In the chair. Question
discussed:
tesotped, That Radicslism IL 10 DO com.
lnoaded more than Conservatism.
There was good attendance and Gloss
attention. Tho exercises were interpreted
With recitation and music. IL was .
good and profitable entertainment There
VII be- another debate At the same place
On Friday evening, January 7th. Ques-
ton
Rsolued, That biennial Sessions Of the
L'si'iature are preferable to annual
-e'slons.
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THE WEATHER y, sterdry VS. APO
Their dark, rainy day, unco,nforrabl. over
head and nnder foo,, just the one TO pro.
mote the blues, and make persons prone
IL suicide have "a ticklish srnsation about
III. throat. Could it have been Postponed
month longer il would have made a
frst-class Japupry thaw.
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Hfiv 'Adrertissmeuts.
CTATE OF VERMONT, Rutland, ~.
HIRAM Bi.AcKMER, In Cbancery, sept.
Term, 1860.

u.ntr, ,,,.Nfnu i""' i'"".
Whereas. Hiram biaektner, of Bran Ion, In the
Coun y Of Ku' land has hled his petition IN CHAM
cery sgAins, Daniel Scsnl0n formerly VI Bran
don If resaid,
Ssrriso fonrm that ON the 18th day Of Juno,
A ID. 1867, said defendant mortgSged 70 the Pc
ttioner y certain parcel Of land lying In Brandon,
aforesaid. ann bounded on tbs north By the south
line Of the To IN Of Leicester; we~t On lands Of
A. w. Cos. /, south BY lands VI Jeremiah Rogers |;
and eat by lands now or formerly owned by
BeponI Howard, and cOntsinins ny estimation
fouvt~en acres n lsnd, with . condition for the
redemption OF the same the payment VI Ger
tain nsNe therein Described.
AsD PRAYIHG that the sad defendant may BE-
forecnsed II his equity Of redemption in the same
The said d-f-ndsat residing without this State
In parts unkn0wn, - that subpoena cannot be
served upOb him,
Ii n OnDxRxD that he BE- required to appeer
on tbs 6rst day IT the next sta'sd term of hid
Court to b. hidden It Rutlapd. within and te
the County Of Rutland st0rslntd, ~ tho seooaa
Tuesday u March. A. ID. 1870, tAln ard tAago to
answer to aid petition, and for that purpose The
snid petitioner shall cause to b. publ3shGd In the
Rutland HERALD. pinned ct Rutland aSoEssaid,
the suhstancs Of said petition and this ordsr
three weeks sucoessively. the last Of which to b
ut ieas twenty days pr-v,0ass to raid tenn Of
Court which ahnl, be deemed sufficient notice.
Da.ei at Rutixnd aSur..-aid tbs I'D day Of De-
cember, A. u. 1859
HENRY II. SMITH. Clerk.
BRIG & OHNsBEE, 8.,llcitor.. 53w3w
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The Tariff ON 1vSss.
CINCINNATI, Dec. %.

The iron manufacturers held meeting
to-day for the purpose Of expressing som
timents in reference to the reduction OF
the tariff on pig iron to three dollars per
ton. The sense Of the meeting was against
such reduction.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

LUNGS, DUCH AZ COC0Hn, COLDS.
WHOOPU0 COUGH, D9OH-
CHITIA ASTHMA, AID
CoNsuNPIION.
Probably nsvH besnrs in IL vAols kissssy u
nsdirins. hes anything Voc - Wildly ssd -
deeply upsn shs eun1dsoss q $1,000. - thss
sxesllsnt r0s1y n pnlosssy e0Vaa1sa.s--
rhD.sh ls.s sss1s e ysan. - asssg nsss
of tbs saos e msa u ~ nsn hAghss - htsbss
h their sstanstins. - Il - bssass b-ts~r
known. In uniSssn eharsct8 - psU9 - ~ass
the vasloss s1sselsss - ~ 49, - ossss,
have naAs n kssvs - . ssalaAas psstsssss
against th~n- whiIs adsp's1 - azAAs fssEs
a di-ssAs AID 10 yousg ehilessA. = + = ~
same time The aSst s9<ctaai Fans1y ~ - -
sisvs . indVtsse cossuape1sa, - - 49,
gssous sa-etiSns " H. tAspas - 49,. ~ .
pr"vs~son sgsinst ssddss sstaeh - Cspsp. u
shOuid ~ ksps - hasd = sv0y h0ny. 90 In
dssd - I'll - ss0soDss 0uAtoe - esols -
essgAs, al shsulA - pusvt1s1 nh ~ sstz1sss
fs theA-
AlsAssgA sstt,sa Cessanpesss = sAsagAa IN
sussbls. SIN essas ssabsss = oso vAsrs u
aassas ansl ssse1s1. hsss ~ ssov~ssy
s~sA. - ~ pss&sus rsufsss1 - sss.1 49,, "a
~ ~ CAsuy Hss4sr.l. - ssaDbs1s = ~ ss
~ ovW ~ lfssrdem q ~ LssU - Tks.sss.
shat ~ nose ohsllssas q 49, ylsld 70 a. wAn
sssA1sg - sua11 - 49,, sa1ss - cA~uy
Pssasssi thsy susuass - AinDp-
Haesm asA Psbsbs epsaks0 - Usst pspss~
tion Aoo it. u.
Asthsa h always relieved ssd s1t<s wholly
cured b. t.
BssasAiss = sessssuy csssa - tsAi,s ne
Chssy Resopnl n 0au - h1Qusu1 asssa
Hws CssgA 81 ca, - bsea~ ssos1y 60
b had. Tako umAll d0sD shsus tSDn DAY "a
put ths isss n warn water e nasht, sstn tAs
df,sass b bsoken mp.
Fer Is6uean, vhsa Il sAbses ths thssa1 -
iungs, take ths same oourse.
For wheoping Cough, give small does three
o. four t1oss day.
For Crosp. give Large and feausst 6ssss anti
the diaeass b ovescnme.
No family should be without IL Chesry Pseto-
raj on hssd 20 protect them, IN case of stt.~k.
from the above eu@plaints. lts ttDsly ~ o1srn
spares the psf1est . great snSnt q ss0eine
and risk, vhioA - voal1 tneuR b. vain~g assu
he sSuld sst oth9 "a. Pasen1a, hep &c h yosf
houses for the W1saess thst axiss. Uvss Dear
- yoo may be saved BY IT.
30 generally sse its virtues knovn. thsf ~
need mot pahlnh eeSti0oatss a shso hsss, - %
mose thss ass1rs the Pablo that ~ bese asaal-
ties il ever possssssd ere strictly oaaptainsA.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Pmseie~s
and Analytical Chemtstz, Lowell, Nass. ssA
cold AL rousd tAs uosiA- arl.l
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HfLDHETH- Ia West Hsvsa on the 10Th
in.t., Aaggrvtt. wife ~ kgbrrt Hlidreth VI East
Hampton, N. r., sw.d ~ years
McNKkZfk-in woods'0ck Dec. 10th, Joseph
Meh enst., aged ~ years and I aioatna.
HOHH--tn brookiiss. Mas, rse. ~, Ann b.,
viii. Of John r.. Horr, and dsnHhtsr Of DsHsop
David Hlassiy Of rawies, W, sx.d 81 years.
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The Hudson River.

ALBANY, Dec. %.
The rain and thsw of the past two days
has greatly streaked the ice, and rendered
it dangerous for even pedestrians to cross
the river upon it.
The Boston ferry bost commenced run
ming yesterday and continues to-day,
making regular trips.
HUDSON, Dec. %.
Tho rain last night caused the loo in
front ii this city To move out. carrying
with 1t large NUMBER Of vessels anchored
here. Al least 30 light craft were carried
down strcnn. The boats and vessels ut
the docks were Ia great danger during
tho day from the moving 100 aud dense
fog.
tn. -tenm.rs Norwich aud Samuel
Cornell loft kondont for Hudson to-day,
aud there IL no los In the river To obstruct
their passage.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

SPRINGFIELD.-Ata recent corpors-
You meeting the following officers wers
''ect-d Baiiiffr, J. A. II. Ellis, F. p.
Dali. Jonathan Martin, A. L. Robinson,
Horace W. Thompson Treasurer, Albert
Blown; Collector, VIM. A. Sweet Clerk,
'ohn W. Mark; Chief Engineer, A. l..
Robinson.
The new bridge over Black River,
below Guilds Mills, is nearly completed
'Od teams now pass over it.
&C. A. r. Post No. 2 has elected the
siowing officers: Commander, C. O.
Johnson: s. v. c., Amos Guild; J. v. O.,
'anes W. Gilbert; @. NJ, J. Wood Has
aag; Adjutant, George Whitcomb !;
VAaplain, Hiram Damon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

@. A. R.-Ths members Of Post Rob
erts No. "A. Grand Army Of the Repub
lie, held their quarterly election, At theil
hall In Phnnix Block, last evening. ani
chose the following officers for the ensu
ing term:
Communicated G. Baker.
8. V. Commander-Hsnry o. Edison.
j. v. Commander-Francis Fem.
Adjutant--J. II. Goulding.
Qusrtcrmaster--J. b. Lee.
Surgeon Charles L. Allen.
Chaplain--W. w. Cushman.
Sergesnt-Msjor-Wm. v. Meeker.
O. n. Sergcant-L b. Webster.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

UnR1sr,xAs Pz1 = thoss q
our citisssr rho wsre sphrasllyN'
nsmbered - Christmss Day, VA II. +.
n Croaker, Superiatsndent Of the Oar
Works Of the Rutland Railroad, who re-
csived haDdsoms gold watch chain,
valued at 90. the gift Of the employees in
the shop under him. II presents are to
be made he il Of the class Of men who
ought to receive them, and In this case
II would hardly have pleased him any
better than his numerous friends had
there been 900 or $500 gold watch at.
tached to tho end OF the chain.
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n. y. sssck and nsosy uaShes.
uBv YoaE. Dee -.
Money easy and steady ~ c07 per cant ss
ell Ioans. -.
Stssiins szshasss quiet at i0sy0iCS Tor Sr.s-
dass bills.
Goa lower, opening u i2ek, sIasaRg - isex.
0ovsFnneut TOD maskst wss dull ~ sossdy
throughout the sltssneoa WITH only vssy tstaisg
Dsa~x
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4 The State Association Of Supofintsnd-
eats Of schools convened n this city 10
day. The Seats II ~ coloes6 ssAos1s ~
freely disousssd. showiags nsssasity -
mixed schools. Ths eta1e Tssshsssf 49,
siation also eosvsesd SsaAght h shs1R
axtssnth annual ssusiuAs 1Gavse HsOsily
6s1iyseed ~ aAArso deWGlssas and PsuG.
.o1g # Aahbury uaiveuity tAs anssal
sddsssa sBotA aaAssiaaiees - lasUsly -
tsn6Dd ~ 20 ss.f- ere 49,
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THE RUTEANDHkRALb
WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBER 20, 1859.


TN, Herald 10 the emily paper In
tho County os hutIand, or this sec
.,on Of Vermont that takes T0le-
xrmpbic novws. Tho Herald receives
she Associated Press Reports vogu.
sar1y.
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Dur Postal Relations with Europe.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.

Postinasmsster General Crsswell ar.
rived in this city this evening TO make ar
arrangements for the transportation Of mails
to Europe. He declares his determine
ton to carry out the provisions Of the
postal treaty With Great Britain At any
COST.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

The prop,i.ty of giving condition medicine 10
horses, ca tie and sheep. Wis discussed and i'd
mittcd by many Of the Agricultural Societies
throughout the State last fall and Ne believe that
in every case but they decided In favor Of
-hertdan's Casa ~ CONDITION Powders. Good
judgment
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DEATH OF VETERAN TEACHER
We regret to learn of the death of that
patriarch of Vermont teachers. Benjamin
B. Allen, which occurred at his residenc.
in vergennes on Monday afternoon, al
o'clock and Is minutes, at the age of 81
years. Mr.. Allen was born in Whiting
November 4. 1908. He was principal Il
the Vergennes High School for period 0,
36 years.
All honor to the man who devotes hir
life to the cause of instruc,ing genera.
tions during its brief period. No probes.
sion is entitled to more respect and honor
than that Of the teacher. What flood OF
"reminiscences will come To the thousands
that have enjoyed his instruction ut the
announcement Of his death Scattered
through the length and breadth of this
vast country are undoubtedly hundreds
who have benefited the race by the infu-
ences flowing from his instructions. This
man is entitled to be honored for his de-
votion Of long aud weary years to his pro-
fassion. As here and there Theses public
benefactors fall, let tho people bear them
to the tomb with signal honors. for none
IL more deserving Of public testimonials
than the faithful teacher.
Mr.. Allen was an active member of the
Masonic Fraternity snd Past Master Of
Dorchester Lodge. The funeral service-
will be conducted by the Masonic frat.r.
nifty on Friday next 1T 10 o'clock a. m.
All masonic lodges in the vicinity are in
vited to be present