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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

tenn. Owing in great measure to Their
improved methods of manufacturing the
tools necessary in cutting the plates,
greatly reducing their cost, and at the
same time greatly adding to the beauty
of the work, the amount of stencil work
used in this country has increased ten
fold in the last five years, and the uses TO
which the art is applied have greatly
multiplied From marking the brand
upon every barrel of -four to the design
ing of the finest embroidery pattern,
stencillinr is now successfully practlced
The business of manufacturing stencil
dies and outfits, now carried on by Messrs.
Sp,ncer & Co.. was established by ID L..
Milliken about ten years ago In 1868,
one-hnlf the concern was purchased by ,
M. Spencer, who, the following year,
bought the entire business. April ],
1866. Mr.. Spencer received, as equal part
ner in the concern, Mr.. o. B. Douglas,
formerly a resident Of Orwell, VT, under
the name and style of S. Nj. Spencer *.
Co. As an indication of the increase In
the amount of business under the present
management, we will state that in 1864 D
the entire business was carried on, III all
its details, by Mr.. Spencer i'll person.
Now, besides the use of greatly improved
machinery, they have twelve workman III
constant employ, and their tools are sent
to all parts of the country, and even to
foreign lands. Ia making their improved
dies the celebrated Jessop steel is used.
each letter is carefully finished 10y hand
oy experienced workmeu, and everything
sent out by them is OF the very best quail
ity. and warranted to be such by them.
They Manufacture twenty different sizes
and styles of letters, and the perfection
attained in the making OF the more diff
cult parts is truly wonderful
The Complete Outfits which contain
within the limits of small handtrunk
everything necessary 90 carry on Il success
full and very profitable business, are some
what a specially with them. Quality,
quantity and price considered we believe
they stand uuriva!ird. Besides all ma
terials connected with the stencil bust
ness, Mes,rs. Spencer ~ Co. also furnish
key check dies, key checks, brass alpha
bets, cAucrlling stamps, seals, enclosing
presses, cue.
Weare glad to know that. Certain rival
claims having been satisfactorily adjusted,
Mes,rs Spencer 4 CO, are now on AMIGA
bic terms with all other manufacturers Ut
stencil goods: BY this Arrangement they
have the advantages of several patents
and license in all patents which arc 81
service in their business.
Mc,Sr-. Spencer and Douglas are both
young men OF character and influence IN
our community, with whom the -trIetasa
honesty ana integrity in tu~iu,-s i: NOT
81 much a matter ut policy Il. at principle,
and We wish them that success in the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

NV YORK. feb. %
Asurs-Pots steady at 7.75Ss.oo. Pearls dui
and nominal
39a for Md. uplln's
lsec-iufs flfsur-s GSf biis.
FLnrrR- Flour duh 5lrl0c lower 1900 bblS ~
50 IN So sup rhine state and Western. {" ~ q
4 - for common chuir.. extra STATE. 3N1S1 ~
DO extra Western. 2jys IS gopf choic- - Int
wheat. extra 6'5Gss 10 common ch"ic- Round
Hoop OHIO. jnd 80 common far * "a -. t~aIi-
bus, y 90, good chpics do, e'usIng heavy. Cali
Tor IA flour duh snd mammal AZ hnltS II.
Ky. hCur lvy. 30 bbl- NJ 25ta q
Corn meal ia mo ;. rate request. Jhpbb :. Hes-
erI, 7jl 90 and 500 tbs y a"dvsine 90.
WH-KEY.-qnl-t and unchanged.
Gr4iu- T-eeiIf- Whetf $3.50 bushes. ~
ia sor- buyers with 4 rair export aemii4d 5000
bush al / q Tor spring and 50 TOR M. and :
mixed, ji0l . : Tor 80. 3 DO store anh s1'A
tn.. lat er pri-e "n ea-feiu. - tor ~intl. 90
India "A, - chic Wh ie California M sHi"l4 %.
cel.. 81 G-nsda -prins ia bond.
RTE-bun.
Bnlay q,ic. ana lrlner. o bush. ex'rl.eboisr
state - ia stone 1910 hush. Canaih a. aDou'
~.
l.cciy's com 1850 tu~h
Cons Ab1at Z cent b.''.r. 7o.oo' hush al -
q . ior ne~ Mixed Western; IS tor "hAe ne'I
err. 81 Tor yellOs -.
l4.c-I.,f- ,.ats-cG2j bush.
okTs Active. laWrr. ~ o. % tn ~ 30. f,r N.s'
te u ~ store, - do atest.
RIsr bull.
CoffrE -Qaie, firm $500 bags Rio y Z gl2s
rrG,E.-f irIn.r. SO hhds auba a. isA, 50
boXc, HAVANA a. - tsl31..
MDLA--t.- EIuu.
Ptrnarpru --Dun. . 3 far Crude; &c ia r.
hu.s bonded.
Hops iarrequ,s'. 5ssl5 Am rriean.
PoEK-iow-r clO-tus q , - - 50 bhis.. -
at5l - for mex mes 81 500 = 90 tor "in -" .
81 p 80 Tor prime. % p11t3i - tor primo uisS-
al>o 20 nbl- me-, stli-T FEB, Mach, snl
AIgiI al - st3l -.
BfiP- steady. s-sl.-s 40 ~ rs n noa IT, ." i','
new Tl.ln m.--. "a Oasil9 80 I.u extra me-.
THREE beef duh. Sales 1 - rgcfe.- ~ > 40 q
So go Ton pfln.- mess. e.s.55 for iHdI. mes.
Ht.i hams quir' -.lt,s : hbi- ~ - rs 81
Gnt meats u let 80 pigs. At 80 OLA shout
d.rs At l. :. q l,-hsm~.
Dr.-...d hog quiet - j.
IARB-S. az, -ai.- Gur trcs. ~ D.. rs foT
steam. l9dR - !. kettle rendered.
BrrrEK irm. 70 st35 tor Ohio s0652e ia
Sts4tp.
CHEEsI-Fifu AZ l. a pc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

CHESTER The present winter, our
treat in listening to a series of sacred
lectures delivered by Rev c. f. Lord,
pastor of the 1st Congregational church.
The course embraces the life and charac-
ter of ST Paul from birth till DEATH and
is divided as follows: st. Paul the Per-
secutor, St. Paul the Convert, St. Paul the
Missionary, St. Paul at Athens, St.
Paul at Rome, St Paul in Prison. The
lectures are the result of laborious study,
and are both interesting and instructive.
They are written in a chaste style, and
abound in numerous historical illustra-
tion-, which prove the writer to be well
versed in biblical and geographical history
and establish his claim to place in the
front rank of critical classical scholars.
Jenkins thinks that Perkinsvile
must be contiguous to the Mort. Poie,
and under military government, for 1t ls
well protected against cavalry; and to
prove the truth of his assertion, be says
that when the sleigh riders from Chester
arrived there on the 10Th inst, they found
the Hawks Mountain House surrounded
by sheer de freeze which required the
combined efforts of the entire party to
break through the same.
During the past few weeks the spotted
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

J. w. Hayward. w.i,oi~, n. H.. of A'.out 30
pounds each, 70 - q and es a. t5.75 per head. 81
q q per head d Dow sid 80. estimated st IS
,ound.. Q, s6.73 esch. o. r. Tsylsr. 2o3, aver
.gbg 20 p,uuds. st sko. D. h,oe and Living
-,on 100. Averaging IS pound, At sk. II Y.
Fser. 81 sheer. srsr.sins 80 pounds. a. SIC
per p,1und. C n. Bsssy. li9 on crlft' y shsep
for q IS psr hesd. J. ssbin bid 100 p'nhe' i've
poultry which wish lev Other IN al i"is sold al
2On ,.pr ,.,,,nS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
The stencil Business.
s. VI. SPENCER & cos STENCIL TOOL
MANUFACTORY.

The art of forming letters by the use of
stencil plates appears to be of quite an
cient origin. Some 400 years ago, "a
we read, Justin, one of the Eastern Ro
man Emperors, and Theodoric, a Gothic
king, being unable to write his names,
used to make their signatures with a
stencil The letters were cut in thin
board, to guide the pen, the board being
placed on the paper. Ii we are not mis-
informed, Quintillian also recommended
this method as useful in teaching the art
of penmanship If, therefore, we date
the birth of printing from the time of
Guttenburg, stencilling is in reality elder
brother to the cart preservative."
1t was not, however, until a very few
years that stencilling arrived at anything
like the dignity of an art and in no his
torical work on the mechanical arts which
we have been able to consult, do we find
any notice of it whatever. We therefore
hazard nothing in saying that to the taste,
mechanical skill and unyielding perse-
verance of Messrs. s. NJ. Spencer & Co.,
OF Brattleboro, is in large measure due
the credit Of having reduced the manu-
facture of stencil dies to q complete sys-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
STArE or vERMONr,DIs

Is n remembered, thai Al a session of the Pro
bate cnur-, hJden at Rutland. within aud Tor
sad district, on the sd day OF February, A l..
lSEa
fREsrST Hon. Walter G. puE'on, Judge.
WnEHtAS, certain fustrum. ut IN Whiting,
under seal. purportu- To be the Last Will and ties
lament ot john Daley, LAKE Of I1ttslori IN
said district, deceased, having been this day pre-
-ent~d to -uIi court Tor probate, and duly filed
tta Registers office. Therefore,
Il Is ordered. tuar ali persons Interested IN tn
ate ut said deceased, be notified to appear bt
fore said court, At TN. Probate office Rutland,
sal GIS rlrt, on the third Tuesday II March,
4 II. 1859, by public OF this order. three
W. ek- >Iec,,siEcly previous thereto. IN the kJlt
Hnt iiIKtLp. a newspaper printed a Rutland
atsfGe-alt 10 show cause, II any they may have,
why said instrument ia writing should not b.
proved and allowed, the last VIII ana testament
oi she and dc as,d.
W. q. EDGERTON,
s.w3W' Second Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

DissoLUTIoN-The firm of billiard x
Oake- j. this day dissolved by limitation
Of partnership, and all parties indebted to
said firm will please call and settle their
account Immediately with G. W. IIilliard
at his new store in Bates Hotel Block.
We regret to lose Mr.: O,kes from our
community. He has made himself =
popular and successful tra@e-man. He
goes 70 Boston where he takes an interest
in the w,ll known house of Humphrey,
uur.ell Il CO. The kind wishes Of many
irieud- for his success, and prosperity will
attend Mr.. O,kes in HI. now business r.
lntious
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Latest summary

Full cabinet in session TO day.
Heavy snow storm at Buffalo.
General Sherman has returned to st.
I. ,uis. He will leave for Washington on
Sa ,urday
Ienry Y. Chamberiin, of Akron, Ohio.
age,' Is wears, committed suicide by hang
ing, to-day. His father shot himself five
year ago.
Trains On the Union Pacific Raiiroad
are delayed vest of Laramie 10y snow
West of Chey, Dn,. the mercury ranges al
from 10 to - b, low zero.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
Marriagfs.

CoBB-CHURCH-In Chester. Feb. 2Oth by
Rev G. Hubbard, Lyman ID. Cobb aud Emma J.
Church both of Ohe.ter.
MOoRE-HASKINs-In Highgate, Feb. 81,
by Rev. James Robinson, Mr.. j. q. Nor, of
clarendon Springs, and Miss Hattie A. Haskins,
Of Hlghgste.
st. Adams papers please copy.
BOGUE HALL - At the Congregations
church, Pittsford, Feb 18th, by Rev NJ. A. Nun
son, MIR. Thomas f. Bozue, II Virgini CITY, "a :.
and Miss carrie d., daughter of David Hall, of
Pittsiord
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

TuE DOLLAR SToRE.-The novelty
and the low price at which articles are
sold at Messrs Howard g. foung's Dol
lar Store on Centre street, attracts large
crowd of customers. The choice OF any
article in the store for the low price OF
oue dollar, and the character of the goods
on sale, will undoubtedly build up a
large business here as it has in other large
towns and cities. The proprietors are
courteous and reliable gentlemen. That
adds to the popularity of their new
method of selling goods.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
Cuban News.
HAVANA, Feb. %.

HAFANA, L tD. %.
Gen. Dulco has issued a proclamation
addressed to the volunteers announcing
that he is about to commence a vigorous
against the rebels yet in arms.
He tells the volunteers that they have
been misled by the Machenations Of their
enemies and advises them remain quiet
and obey their superior.
The city is quiet, the volunteers are
guarding the streets and walls az usual.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

= 0I NNIINNI. = IH9 TTW0aIe T0NTI Ion IH1
Distinct ct Rutland.
To All persons Interested IN n state of AIv n
Randall, late OF tA4ttar4f.eu IN tIld District de-
.,,.ts-u. GRFEIISG.
BY the authority 81 the State of Vermont you are
herahy ndtlI,d 10 appear bsiur'. the SAID Probate
Court 80 tt Probate Otiir n, E4tliud. IN -III dis
trl-t the 81 day uf " arch, a -. 1903 "a show
sstss>,. II ANY yuu have. why the account OF
3ctft,y y. Randall, administrator ot the g-ate 81
-tI cc, .st4 should not be- allowed, and also Why
The residue Of sand estate should not hc distributed
tu the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, sud district, this l5th day
nj February, \. u. 1863.
W. .EDGERTON,
.y3Ws Second Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

not given by Bitters merely stimulant in their
effect; which, although they may Possess tonic
vege. able properties cannot give the strength TO
the blood winch the Ir,n Bit ers will give.
/ Prepared ny VIM. Ellis. Chemist. For sale by
Weeks & Potter, Wholes ale Agents, 10 WASH
GERS Z. morally. ieb2Sd6mos
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

FIFTY CENTS ExPEssE IN EIGHT IEaRs.-I
have used Grover & Baker Sewing Machine III
my family for eight years. 1t has always gwen
entire satisfaction, ana has cost but fifty cents
during that time tor repairs. In my opinion, il
cannot be recommended too highly, either posi-
lively or IN comparison with any other sewing
machine. am well pleased with it, that l do
not hesitate to endorse the highest encomiums
that may be pronounced upon 1t a machine for
family EMELIE RINK,
Wife of Rev. VIM. Rink, of the Philadelphia
Conference. Bridgevilie, Del. dkw:lt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
INBANKRTFTCY.-- IN THEpIs

Il tIarf tpugf ~ e.. 'ftfa8 = -r- iaf t3r Bls-
tFlrt 81 vermont.
Ia TIE matter 81 Linn e.. A. .a.i. RaukruTr
Noftra D. l.f.,y given t1.ar portion has fs-.n
flied IA ,BIl ogrf. 10 lGen s. q a.Ha. % fltt--
ioTs ~ sl4. li3.trtt. dulg Gst4ar.l = h-uEIIga
under The At 81 tonz,re-- ri ~ .lfn = lAa5 foI =
dl-44rl,,s ana cert cit. flleresl iron ala h. dei-
and Other s4Ifu- fFny4hl. I.l.I,r H.fs Al. aud
that the 10th dag 81 Mar h. l-Es al lBotlas.k a.
M. bstpr" the iioEs Wm. u shBauau. judge 81
sid Court. ~ I5c tsi .tI li8t-. al. rtse tosr -
he hlIshsiI, D. ilugl f9r She I.iII4s - iis
same. NE.u and NLprr go sg.1IfaF. 10 base
proved their debts. s'lI ofis,I fafIl- interest,
may attend and =isoH eau=s. 81 stuy tbs base,
why the Trssr % -t3l fsfs:.sn rhaaga Iat -
granted.
The second ana hind ineeiiu.-- af creditors Viii
Re held a. the ~trHn time aud rlars.
Dated ~ Iul.iu..ori. ga - lsth day 81 Feb
IA ny. 1870.
s.,,8w I'D saAILEg. clark
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

The agitation of the two preceding days
has abated. The weather is very hot.
The Grensa publishes authentic ac-
counts of the situation of the central de-
partment. II says persons living in the
eonn,,.v abandon their houses and take
refuge in the cities.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
Sale in I.ondopderry

The sub>criber now offers for sale the London
derry House, dately repaired together with alt
The 1xtur-- furniture aud good will Of the hotel
Hnr-es and Carriages be onging 10 the Livery
Stable. A good Cow. Several good building lots
on High street, very desirable location.
Thu property will be sold at Auction the last
days of March if not before sold
For prices and terms of Sale, enquire of or adj
dress, RUEL TODD,
feb20dSwlm Londonderry VT.
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G!casiissSs.

Tie u.w river tunnel at Chicago
La,k-.
Baltimore has ii homo f,tA!o horse
doctor.
., p..... .;..,.,.,1 devoted =, Hall
booming.
m. Gr..;.,, p.,.l +. -, 1..i,,e il.
-..l....
One uliG,u postage stamps are uall
every IA
..l
N''N '-' 40 - ''s' "a ''
The rarth has not done u4akiug in
san Francisco.
~ brigham 9uht 49, had lir mrs. apo
pleeue ut
T,r.bI:,rt r.irI-riJ.. orr, ftsIi,,,,-
H.. IN (r,,,,,.-..+,
the genera! eip9l ar',
Is,.i,,, ,.,,z tr..,, tl.s 1.a,..gti,., !.
r., I.. .tri..l n, p..r.f..vI,,ttt
~ -, ~. ..'''i Jus ~ ''' ''
HF@riey lille l'i TiV"'"'o-
The Prince # Wales j. a Kuilht OF
the NJ .s1nie order Of Charles MI.
cay '''H -
II trtipfi Insurance computes re-
c,ivcj =, OOpO01 last NeaI for tIGc Treul-
ums.
I..... All. .1...n .l l =:
........4 -.
I'' ava
At "a Lite Charleston >. G.. wedding
there were only tNDNtV-fITe bridesmaids.
m, r..,..;.. .ll1. ,
- ,,...,.,,,.n
81"
rly .v.tE p.Rutv in Wisconsin
i in. t,.rril', 4+,.rgaI about it, county,
seat
1t '12h 1'uE bt~hnlN .a'td SIX y energy
men to dedln4ta Mr-. Colt Hartford
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
FINS CORNAT OPAS !

The subscriber, General Agent of the North
America Lite insurance Company Tor the State
OF Vernon, desires To .stab i~h agencies IN all
the pnucIPal places of the state. To ii'y min of
the right stamp liberal inducements Will be given
., ,ct agent. circulars, etc, exp'aInirg re-
cuar features of the comrany WI h i'll other
ecnSstry-iut,rmation, sent free upon application
to {. NJ HAVEN, Gent A cent,
feb22 i3t&wlm Troy y Y
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Bank Closed.
Feb. %.

ToRoSTo,
W. II. Brown * Cos bank
doors this morning in conseqL
heavy losses in New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

MIpDLETowS-M essrs. J. j. Joslin,
W. IL. Poor, and B. G. Rice, have pur-
chased Of f. w. Gray, of Middletown,
two-thirds interest in a spring upon his
premises, the water of which is claimed
to be identical in curative properties with
that of the Middletown Healing
Sprinrs" The firm name of the new con-
Germ is The Middletown Mineral Spring
Company" They will make immediate
arrangements for bottling and shipping
the water.
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~ :, q Gable.

IADRIp, Feb. %.
Gen. Cabellero de Il ia Is to succeed
Gen. Dulce as Captain Dei"' 'A'
Island of Cnba
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INBANKKCPrCY ~ rHEDIs-

fTIrf Court Il the i.H5te4 -f4'sr. fuT tbs
Distinct 40 vermont.
Ia the % ttffF - Albert a-sllaH". Eaukfult
No'iee J. hsreby aIrg1 illat petition hf- lseen
fled IA Sad iDuIf. ty Aitrff AID q. % lablf-
neg. az ssil B4s'TIlr. do GolItfs8 a iankruff
uuItr the At q OnsIp-- - Marfs =. 49,. Tor =
discharge ana rae We a.s tu, tTru al hl- dlf~
ana other rlaIm- IuDFai uu.,f sall Az. ala
that tie 9 day .. " sTh. - - ~ 30 O'Clock
m. b,igrs the Agl- Htl. T. - lli,an, Juds;', 81
.4Ii cunt. - he l-sfn tfHfl.- fffe rBatf of
fteaEl.h IA D. a-sl.Iiea ior fur hearing 81 tbs
same. MA'u and whore $40 st.-.'Hf~ Nho have
proved their deb. aus oler fsrrl- ifl ltfefs--t.
may attend and -4os c4t-f- % -HE fh.y haze.
Hhy fhs rraE.r %; raal Ts8tHnn .alaIl3a u1t 10
granted.
The second sna tlIIi fnanfiI- at Ftl tors RIll
D. bald st rhe iue tirH" au1 rlBa.
Dated a. Burlin .1oa Oh H. l5.L LAY % ksb-
rua gg. l. e.
s.v5v J. r. ssTsLLEY. fisrfl-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

to attract wide attention and the proprl-
etors will undoubtedly make early prepa-
rations for bottling snd shipping In large
quantities.
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4 rival and Departure
TEAMS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND,

The Herald il the only paper III
the County of Rutland, or this Sec
ton of Vermont that takes Icie-
graphic news. The Herald receives
The Associated Press REPORTS regn"
larry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
ELLIS, IRON HITTERS

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from becom-
ing watery and weak, give u healthy complexion,
restore the appetite, inyigorate the ~ stein, and
very palatable. These bitters recommend
ed to all persons requiring a safe and valuable
tonic, to imPart tone and strength to the system,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

BLACK RIVER GAZETrE.-This journal
comes to Us double its former size, pre-
senting neat and attractive appearance,
and is well filled with good things. II.
d. Foster, its editor. has proved himself
vigorous writer, whose articles are care
fully and intelligently prepared, indicat-
ing. a comprehensive view of the public
questions, discussing them with much
ability. The Gazette is worthy of public
patronage, and should be literally sus-
taincd by the growing community in
which it is located
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Rutland Retail Price. Current.
reported expressly for the HERALD by CHEsrzs
krsssLIY, wholsssis and kctall 1rooer.
wrn.rsn.r Monxr,.a. -. lses.

"WEDNESDAY AoANt's's 'tA'--'s A''7s
BrrTrR-Per pound, s"asse
CarssE-Aes. p-r pound, "s..e
Ea.s.-- Per dozen 80
PorAroEs-per hurhel, &C
l-AHD-Peg pound, g
r.lIox-Pef .ssuDd, "silo
H.Ms-PeT pound, -
tsEEF-Per pound best cute 49,
PoaK-Frs-b. f-r pound, h@-S
Afrt-roN-Per pound, $50
YEAL-P.r pound. - 20 qra1's' -
cHicKENs-PeT pound,
CopflnB--iie0r.e1s I'ei pound 49,
FRFSB Pisn-ieT pound, ., ,S
M.cKEREIg-Per pound, -
IL .ntsts-K-Per pound. -
M.cKI&aw TRorT-ier pound
s.LMoN-PsT pound, -
rnIpF-P Per pound. ,s.z4Ea
St-.AR-s u u-casadn. per pound,
Coffee. extra, -.
r. =. .-i,,,,d I:cas2 90
-. t.,-,,,.,,,,a 5Ua5oe
NotfAA $3.50 +a A5e
.OSr3se
7 FLous-t.T bid, -irirlg sheat, ~ u".@s "a
. 4. .. sga,. inter 81 Oplal2 %
p.,.,,o a. o. soa2 IS
Ft.D-Per 10 Is. -
\ X sn,-.I.Ns ON rer gall, A. "a
! CtMFNg- Per It'll. 80.
= l. -A..--Psr bIrhel. .
Ds I'D ARA - Per pound. .,e -
M. PoKK-hslle. ~ tA.' - IA
CIttE DoEK-Ir' .''i.r a.. o.. M
, Esss- ;'fe@F a 90
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"cOsrAR'S"

STAN DARD PARATIoSs
AgE
.scOs.sr'." Rat Roach. A.. E1t4rnnDators
I'D Sug lat. fuiis4t. ~
'.Co~iAr'-f l.sniy ItIrs-i Inset Is.vsrT.
~ : (! fs.-Sas- - - r.uTiUu- ia4i'stf ions.
"Ali Druggists Ih knilsad s--iI tb.iL."
Addr.~r ,v-tar" ~ ro-bF -. \ !. or John
" Henri, fSueo.---ortoi ~. ma Barnes A Co. Il
Psrk Ro~ ~. Y.
n 5sld by p. pPN~ A. 40 Rutland, Vt
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~ITUATION .WANTED--A ST

- uttinn Is wanted by ii young man II V, ar. Of
age, a- clerk, or III any Office where h. Hlll make
hm,tlt useful Has had some experience as
cle' k. Comp ansatIun not much an object as a
good place with chance to improve. For fur
Their particulars address a. b. g., HERALD of
tce. Rutland, VT.
Feb % IS O. d4dSwlt
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MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
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Reported expressly for the HEEM.D ~ CHAMEFR-
LIZ, STtEgEs = Co., Commission Merchants,
- and 81 Faneuil Hal Market. Boston.
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WEST RUTLAND.-Wm r. Gilmore has
associated with him in business, ). NJ.
Proctor The business will be hereafter
conducted under the firm of Gilmore and
Proctor.