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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

| Ia tier for a long period the courteous
clerk Of the American Hotel of that place
both of whom stand high in the esti-
nation of the public as caterers to the
wants of the traveller. We have made a
thorough inspection of the new hotel, and
fully agree with the Free Press in the
following notice of it:
No longer can it be said that the
Queen City" is wanting in tirst-class
hotel. The travelling public, who have
hitherto found our hotel commodations
quite too limited, may now iud increased
accommodations in a house worthy of
their patronage, and one we think well
adapted to their wants. The doors OF
the Van Ness House are thrown open this
morning for the reception of guests, and
we should be sadly negligent IN our duty,
did we fail to call the attention of Bur-
lington visitors to this important fact
We were invited yesterday to take look
through the house in its completed con
dition, and have found it just what our
anticipations had pictured it when few
weeks since we strolled through it for a
| few notes of its interior arrangements. 1t
| is, in word, a model of convenience and
comfort which is sometimes more than
can be said of much larger and more pre-
tentious city hotels. On the first floor
opposite the office, a pleasant reception
room invites an entrance, while IT'S hand
some carpet and furniture, richly up
holstered with green rep, makes one feel
at home at once.
The dining ball short distance be-
yond is as it should be-where our friend
Dan" is the caterer-one OF the largest
and most cheerful rooms of the klud we
were ever in. Scattered about IN couVen-
lent and cosy frequency stand black wal
nut extension tables, each one suthciently
large to accommodate eight or more per
sons. Vending your way through spa
cious halls covered with heavy turkish
carpeting, to the second floor, you enter
the parlor, where massive black walnut
set, beautifully upholstered also IN green,
and rich English Brussels carpet, sug-
gested to us stay for longer than our
timc would permit. Before descend'ng'
however, we glanced to the bedrooms
above, arrange in suites and single rooms,
all tastefully carpeted and furnished
Throughout with chestnut sets trimmed
with black walnut. If We may Judge
anything from the look of exquisite neat
mess and care which each room evlnced,
we should say that their future occupants
will be subjects of our sincere congra-
tulation. Altogether we say that the
Van Ness House will be an inn in which
even the most notional may take hJs ease.
The Junior partner, Mr.. o. B. Ferguson,
will attend to the Office business OF the
house, and certainly his experience and
popularity is no small advantage to any
hotel
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New YDrk Markets.

SEW EoRKs Oct 70.
CoTToS-Narlet is unsettled and lower. Sale
s. 222 bales at l6Z< for mlddling uplands.
FLoUR-Recelpts 90. Sales is 900 bbls stat
and Western Is hrmer. State s5.0eGG. 80
Round Hoop Ohio S. 90G6.50; Southern IS IS
WHFAT-Market is dun. Sales IS. 500 bush
No. l Spring at sl,35Gl-35; No. Spring
Sl.34; new winter red aud amber Western
sl.361l 42K; White Michigan, sI.4iGIA; ned
and amber Southern 81. 80 for common.
CoRE-Market lc lower. Sales 70 COO bush.
mixed Western at 78H@S0c.
OATs-The market is without decided change.
Ohio 5i@a6; Western 53G54.
PoRK-The market Is dull. Mess .l5 81
026.0O; prime ~. 0o122 50.
JARD-l6z
BUTrER-Ihe market il STEADY. Ohio 2o0oS2 4;
State 26Ca43.
wHIsKEg- The market is frma. Western
free at 81.
RIcE-1he market is duh st 7Kasc. for
Carolina.
SUGAR The market is firm. Porto Rico 10
Ml4c.; Muscovado 9K@la4 fair TO good re-
hning 9kal0; No. II Dutch standard l0x.
Spirits turpentine dull, with sales at 45Xc.
RosIs-The market is quiet. Sales at $l.95
G2.S for strained.
PETROLEUM Market is quiet. Crude, ll%G
IL I; refined 23k.
TALLow The market is duh. Gales at
sKG9.
WooL-Market is quiet Domestic fleece 40
81; pulled 35G4i; California 29G132K.
Freights TO Liverpool are hrrner. Wheat 50
OK,
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Igatha.

FAY-At Washington Heights, n. Y, Oct.
Is, 1870, of pulmonary consumption, Mary L
wife OF Edwin &. Fay, aged AZ years, formerly OF
Rutland.
1t may be truly said of her, she lived beloved
and died lamented by AL that knew her.
GOODRICH.-In Benson, Oct. Il, Othniel
Goodrich, aged y.
REYNOLDS.-In Brandon, Oc'. H. Mary Rey-
nolds, aged 80.
HIGGINS.-In Benson, Oct. Is, Willard, son
of William o. Higgins, aged %.
ADAMS In Ludlow, Oct. 14th, Abigail, wi
dow of Levi Adams, aged 81 years.
HOWE-In Ludlow, Oct. 18th, Dea. Enoch
Howe, aged 81 years.
TALBERT-In St. Bridget, Canada, P. Q
Oci. 25d, Nancy McGinn, wife of Jas. Talbert
Sen aged IS years.
st. Louis papers please copy.
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FRIGHTFUL RUNAWAY.-Ihe st. AL
bans Messenger says that on Tuesday al
ternoon upon the arrival of the stage from
r ichford, as Mr. William Clark, the dri
yer, was standing in front Of H. residence
on Congress street, holding the horses by
one hand to let IF passenger, they took
sudden fright and ran with great speed
down the street.
Mr. Clark was knocked down and rur
over aud dragged through the mud, fol
several rods, when, seeing he had not the
power to stop the horses, be 1T go The
reius They rushed for the arch under
the fremont House, and in passing drew
the coach against the pillars OF the porch
over the Office door aud the whole thing
porch, pillars, coach, horses aud all can't
down with frightfui crash.
All the horses but one Of those on the
pole Immediately sprang up and with The
for ward wheels ran down Main street
dragging the PROSTATE animal, but were
stopped in front Of Hyde's store, without
further damage.
In the coach w4s one passenger, gen.
tleman from New York, who is an Invalid
and had been soiour ming at Sheldon
Springs for his health. H. sustained a
severe shock, but fortunately was not
harmed In few minutes Mr.. Clark
came along, completely he.melred with
mud, but apparently harmed no further
than by the severe bruises IN his hands
and on his thigh, which the wheels passed
over.-The coach which WIS considerably
demolished and this, with the downfall OF
The porch, comprises the sum of the injury
It was truly wonderful escape.
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CTATE oFvERMONT- DISTRICT

~ Of Rutland, 80.
Belt remembered that at a session Of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and for said
district of Rutland, on the oath day OF CC-obrr
a. ID. 1870.
PRESENT: Hon. Walter C. Dunton, Judge;
Whereas German L. Heudee heretofore ap-
pointed by said Court xrcutor OF the last will
and testament If Caleb Hendpe late Of Pitfsf I'D,
deceased, has deceased without having closed the
admInlstratl Ii OF the estate OF said Caleb Heud,e
deceased, and whereas Franklin J. IL ndse and
Lafayette lie ndee, admin traitors Of tn estate OF
Gef main r. Hvndee, propose to settle he admin
IstratlOn account Of the said German +. upon
the estate OF said Ca ED Hendee 40 far he had
pTocet ded with the administration OF u estate
and, whereas, Henry f. Lathrop, adm MS TRAITOR
de b,inls non cum ties amentO aunexO OF the estate
of said Caleb ii ndee desires 10 render his account
Of mis- administration OF the estate of said de-
ceased Therefore,
1t is ordered, that all persons interested in the
estate of SAID Caleb dendee, be notided to ap.
pear before said Probate Court, at the PROBATE
Office in Rutland aforesaid, on the 18th Gay Of
Nov, mber, A. ID. 1870, by publication three
weeks successfully previous thereto, in The Rut-
land HEnALD, newspaper printed ut Rutland
aforesaid, TO show Cause, If any they may
have, why the said several accounts should ROT
be allowed ana the residue OF sad estate be dis
trlbuted among the persons eutItIt thereto.
JOEL c. BAKER.
43;w3w Register.
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Read the opinions Of Pbysis'ans. "HoH7s BIaIs
Extract is eUinently v1luable digfefic az. NJ.
adspted 70 persons OF emf eblsd eoastIfati. n.
or who sntf-r under depr ssing maladu 50 s.'Ta
females after confinement, ard who are del a.
tabed by nur,iDg the infant, or N whom tn sac-
trai secretious are seaufy. this extract f. 10 te
p fTtIculsr recommended
To Johann Hrf, ESQ, Bsriin - can enc
IDENTIFY assert that / never have ohtalne1 such
satsfaetioTy results from tee employment Of
our Mat Extrscs IL disorders Of III lunzs sDs
il rhisIs. / have obssrued, "a a c-nss ertiaus
practitioner, every r1meGy / have aomi.i-t cred
IN serious disorders, aud 1 q in nav ease-sC.ek
repeated notices OF your Mat fxtracr.
J.. RAUDNTIZ, n, d. 525 BOheu Market.
Vienna"
Sold by al Druggists and Grocerz.
TAkRASF y Co, us Greenwich ST., " y,
Sole Agents for United States. etc.
Octl0d&gZw
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET
Brighton, Cambridge and bedford
For the week ending Oct. IS, 1870.
Reported for the Rutland Herald.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

Cattle. Sheep. shotea. Pat HcgG. Veal
This week, 1877 II 162 100 $500 -
Last week, 1880 10 373 IFS $500 Is
One year ago, LOO l.792I 400 900 50
Prices-Stores thin young cattle for f4rmer's
yeaTliugs S. Oa22 90, two year olds 81 uOQ 1900
Sheep per 10. live weight, 4ed7c. sheep aud
lambs per head III Its, $l.50a5.UO.
Prices Fat hogs, per ID, 9Kc 70 lOXc, 1--we
weight; SHOES, wholesale I053tol c, retail lie
to l4c; young pigs, A..
Hides Brighton SsgsHc = d; country lots,
II G8c.
CAT Skins, l6,dl7c per ID
Sheep per 10, live Repght, 8 \ ace
Lambs, per head IL lots, 8 j0GSj
Extra sheep and lambs, per head, in lots, g. so
and 81 so.
Tangw, Brighton, to IKE per ID, country lots
81 To Z.
Pelts, IS t &c. each
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V,o AIRYMRN-wANTED A THOR

To DAIRHMEN.-WANT ~ A THOR
Il oUghly practical DHirymsu, TO Z r. charge
u 4 DAIRY Il up ards 81 $50 cow IN fhe country
near a large city. said dairy has cOnpsese i'm
proven hts II cutting, grn3inZ boiibg ani
preparing food, etc, with piet. ='earn pose
No nan nere!y accustomed 20 flaming OF tie
esre Of stock need apply. a prac ical man -
great experience, and eceust0msd 10 the prosue-
ton and handling Of four OF five hundred gaiigls
If milk per DAY, well as the care Of stoet sgifi
the firm and prompt management Or han e, II
the pefra IA needed here. To such, furnishing tte
necessary recommendations, llperAi sal ~.
GOO house, and exclusive charge Of hands VIII be
given. The Turning + 4 reparate depzHtlas nj.
Adsress DAIRY, oorrer Penn ylvsnia sv. ara
Hoffman r., Baltimore, Nd deyd3t&42wSx
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CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-George Dut-
ton, NJ. d, formerly of this place, and at
one time Superintendent of Schools for
the town of Rutland, delivered an address
in favor of the abolition of Capital Pun
ishment in the State House at Montpelier,
Tuesday evening.
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No., Won't Legislature.

'ENATE.
TUESDAY. Oct. %.
Bill. introduced BY Mr.; Plngry, tt
prevent damage by foo WOOD III streams
By MIR. Horrobin, in an ehomehI o1 0nt
in addition To sec. 2, chal ' o. & - o
proceeding against trustees" ~
The President, pro tenn, in IL En"' r. =,
By Mr.. Eddy, to incorporate 'n9 Oel
lows Falls Paper Company.
Fl. 81, exempting a piano forte OF o'ii'
musical instrument belonging TO ! 4ai
ried woman from attachment or levy
execution.
BY Mr. Carpenter, in amendment OF
sec. 81. chap. "a, g. 8, relating to the pay
of commissioners of high ways and brid8
es $50 per day.
S. 80. relating to survey of Lake
Champlain and operations connected
Herewith.
On motion Of Mr.. Merrill, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Reports from the Judiciary Committee
H. 1876 constituting the members from
! Orleaus County, Il committee to equaliZ3
the grand list of said county; passed
| H 81, reference withdrawn from judi
ciary, and referred to general committee
From the Committee on Banks.-H
he to revive, extend and continue the
Stark Bank ; passed.
On motion of Mr.. Heath, adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills introduced-By Mr., Pierce OF
Cavendish, to protect fish in Skinner
Brook in Cavendish.
BY Mr. Baird of Chittenden, to restore
| Alonzo NJ. Rogers to his legal rights and
privileges, together with petitions on the
same subject.
By Mr.. Bisbee of Newport, to amend
secs. 9, 10 and II, Oh. 81, g. g, relating 10
traffic in intoxicating drinks.
By Mr.. Phelps of Grafton, TO protect
fish in the Howe brook and its tributaries.
By Mr. Bromley of Pawlet, to amend
an act to incorporate the Vermont Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. approved Nov. -, 1S48.
By Mr. Bailey of Newbury, explanatory
of ch. "a, G. g, relating to traffic in intoxi-
eating liquors.
By Mr.. Poland of Montpelier, to incor-
porate the Montpelier Savings Bank and
Trust Company.
By Mr.. Bisbee of Newport to amend
section /. of No. 80, of public acts, ap-
proved Nov. 10, 1866. This bill provides
for the exemptions from attachment or
levy of execution, the following Such
suitable apparel, bedding tools. arms and
articles of household furpiturr, as may be
necessary for upholding life; one sewing
machine, one COW. the best swine, or the
meat Of one swine, sen sheep not exceed
ing $50 in value, and one years product
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of al persons against
the estate of Henry Rathbone, late of Rutland, III
said district deceased, hereby give notice that
will NEE; for the purpose of examining and allow
ing said claims at the Probate office in the villa e
of Rutland on the fourth Tuesday in November,
1870, and the fourth Tuesday in March, 1871
from one o'clock, p. m, until four o'clock, p M,
each OF said days, and that SIX months from the
goth day of October, A ID. 1870, is the time limit
ed by said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for exam nation and allowance.
Dated at Rutland, VT, this 18th day of October,
A. ID. 1870
ID. VERDER, c.,u
FRANKLIN BILLINGS, Commissioners
43:W3w
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NEW ALBANY, Oct. 90.
Two prisoners were taken from the
Sheriff near Orleans, Orange County,
Ind, last night, by party of 100 armed
and diguised men, and hung TO the raf-
tiers Of a covered bridge. The victims
have lately been engaged in robbing far
mers near Orleans.
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Fl. 81, in amendment of sec. 81 chap. Is
g. g. relating to towns, town meetings,
and town officers, and briefly opposed the
bill in its present form. On motion OF
Mr.. Bartholomew of Washington, the bill
was again ordered to lie, that some
remedy may be proposed if the bill is in
any manner defective.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

A GOOD JUMPER.-Last Tuesday, on
tho mail train out of here, Conductor
Cook for Bennington, a Freedman
named Stacy got on board at Dandy, and
just after the train had got under good
headw4y, he, while standing upon the
platform of one of the car4, lost his hat
Turning to the Conductor, who happened
to b. standing near, he said: Put my
trunk off at Dorset" and sprang off the
train. He was watched, and after throw
ing several somersaults ahead, rose to his
feet aud started back, it is supposed after
his hat. Whether he recovered it or not
we have not learned, but we do know that
he called AT Dorset and procured his
erunk, and then b Re no signs of injury.
As jnmpi~t he can be considered a great
success
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

OUR SECOND MILITIA COMPANY.-The
second militia company of this town is
now full, and meeting for the medical
examination of the recruits will be held
in Hook and Ladder Hall in Nonpareil
Block on Friday evening at 730 o'clock.
OF course full attendance is necessary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

ACCIDENT The express freight on
the Harlem Extension Railroad, Wednes-
day, just before entering Bennington, ran
over a COW, throwing the forward trucks
of the engine and several cars off the
track, OBTAINING the down mail train
some time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

THETFoRD.-Chas. f. Latham, Esq, of
New York, in addition to his liberal dona-
ton last year, has left in his will $4,000
to Thetford academy, the interest to be
used for the education of INDECENT stu
dents. Mr.. Latham was native of Thet-
ford, and prepared for college at this in
stitutiou. The buildings have lately been
repaired, and a large boarding house
built The school is now in Furnishing
condition, under the charge of Prof. Tur-
ner and an able board of teachers.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
y OF Rutland SIS. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland:
To all rsons interested in the estate of Hum
phrey Worden, late of Pigtsford, IN said district
deceased. GREETING.
By the authority of the State of Vermont
you are hereby notified TO appear before the said
Probate Court, at the Probate office in Rut-
land, in said district, the 18th day of November,
A. ID. 1870, to show cause, if any You have, why
the account OF Ithlel B Wordep, administrator OF
the estate of said deceased, should not be al
lowed, and also why the residue OF said estate
should not be distributed TO the parties entitled
thereto. u
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 22d day
of October, A. d. 1870.
JOEL G. BAKER,
43:w3w ...a.. Register.
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43:w3w
CTATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT

~ of Rutland, S. The Probate Court tor the
district of Rutland:
10 all persons interested in the estate of
Sally Hobbs, late Of Rutlaud IN said district,
deceased. GREETInG:
BY the authority of the State OF Vermont yoa
are hereby notified to appear before the sail Pro-
bate Court, at tue Prob4re Office in Rutland, IL
sand district, the 18th day Of November, A. D.
1870. to show cause, ii any you have, why the
account of Charles Wa ker, Admin stra or OF
the estate of said decreased should not be auo we'd
and also why the residue OF SAID estate should moi
be distributed to the partie entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 22d day
OF October, A. d. 1870.
JOEL c. BAKER,
43:w3w Register.
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pprx,oN AT RANDoLPH.-There will
=. the close of the present term, Fri
dov evening, Nov. 4th, a reunion OF the
Graduates of the Orange County Grammar
School and Randolph Normal School
Henry Clark, Esq, of Rutland, will de-
liver an address.
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STATE OF VERMONT, RUT-
- LAND COUNTY. S.

Whereas Rachel Lincoln Of Central Falls,
Rhode Island, has exhibited 70 me, one of the
ges of the Supreme Court for the State Of Yer
mont petition addressed to the Hoo. SupreIn-
Court of the Sts+e Of Vermont, neg 30 be held at
Rutland, within OF tue C'L.15 .E Rutland,
on the first Monday after the four a Tuesday In
January, A, ID. 1871 Setting Fourth in sub
stance that she is he OF certain real estate
in her own right situate in Pirtsf0rd IL the
County OF Rutland, and described as follows: The
three pine lot called designated a. lot No.
Sc drawn 10 the original night OF Amos Jun-s
that she is the age of is years and Is the
wife of Daniel Lincoln of parts unknown; that
he said Daniel has deserted and abandoned her
without making any provision whatever for her
support
Praying said Court to authorize her to sell and
convey her said real estate.
And it having been made 10 appear that the
said petition cannot be served upon hun. It. l.
and required to appear on the first day OF the
next stated term Of the Supreme Court 10 be
holden at Rutland aforesaid, on the first MOnfay
after the fourth Tuesday in January, A. b. 1877 ,
To make answer to said petition, by publishing
the substance of said peti zion and this order III
the Rutland HERALD, a wspaper published AT
Rutl4nd aforesaid, three We ks succ-ssIvely, the
last of which pGb II ON is u be at least SIX
weeks previous to the said ses-i N Of SAID Court.
Dated at Rutland aforesaid, this 10Th day OF
October A. d. 1870.
J. FIERPOINT,
Judge Of supreme Court.
DUNToN & VEAzEY, Attorneys. 43w3w
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BILLIARDS There was a finely con-
tested game of billiards played at the
Bates House billiard room in this place
yesterday afternoon between Messrs.
Frank Ffoh Of Troy, N. Y, and VIM. N.
Wink4 IF Brooklyn, N. Y, the latter Of
which gentlemen is at present connected
with the Bates House. The game was a
friendly one. 300 points up, c4roms, and
was won readily ny Mr. Wicl1s Both of
thrs' gentlemen stand at the head of the
amateur players of the country, and the
game was watched with interest by sew
er4l of our prominent citizens and guests
nf tho hnnae
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27
PoLAND's HUMoR DOCTOR

PULAND's HUMUR DUJIUk
Cleanses the b God from all impurities cures con-
stipation, gulates the bowels, removes languor,
increases the appetite, in short, AIDES renewed
vitality to the whole system. The highest tes-
timony is being constantly received in its favor.
Try it, If you would have perfect remedy and
one free from any injurious substances. For sale
by ali Druggists
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

Coon TEMpLARs' ELECrIoN-At the
election Of Rutland Lodge No. rs I. 0. of
G. T., held last evening, the following Of
ficers were elected for the quarter apsu-
ing:
W.C.T.-E K, Brewot.
W. V. T. Mary Murray
w. Sc. Parmeuter.
W. T.-Rogene Patte.
W. f. S.-W ". Cushm.a.
" M.-Fr.nk Barrett.
w G-HaDnah L4mpm IL
w n T.--Newman Weeks.
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The opinion is already entertained IN some
quarters that the locking up movement is fail
nIe, but should the stringeney Of money eontis.rs
and that bring fresh operations the intervention
OF TIE Courts viii probably be sought
Gold closed frner and more active at lI21.. .
Interest disbursements to-day amounted to
sii6,i29
sterling exchange elosea stronger ana advanced
to 1e9h4ll0
Governments closed dull and steady.
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LETTER No. II.

WOODSTOCK, Sept %, 1868.
w. N Oliver has this d 4y ereeted monument
for my sister, ars. Blake. il Woodstock Gene
terry, which [ consider to be the best specimen nt
monumental work in the yard. l. is as nearly
perfect in proportion and workmanship any l
have Sc en-, and gives entire satisfaction
CHARLES + DEMMON.
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A fIRsT-CLAss HOTEL IN BURLING-
,,"oN.-At last Burlington can boast of a
frs t~olsss hotel, a want which it has LONG
and fo,~ sught we know, ever ielt. The
new acce'sion is the Van Ness House
kept by Messrs. Barber s. Ferguson, the
former of whom is the old-time favorite
landlord Of the Howard House and thu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

sr ALBANs BUTTER MAkAEI.- he
w.. nr;ce for butter at st. Adams,
Tn.sdav. WAS 80 to AZ cents.
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II AUCTION Lot No. II in the III Division
Of lots In the town OF Mendon in the County Of
Rutland, belonging t. the estate OF the Iare Ben
jamin Parker / Ularend deceased, cOntalnng
about one hundred and ten acres o. valuable graz
ing and timber land, will be sold at public auctlon
on Saturday the goth day Of November next, a.
o'clock the afternoon At the residence Of the
widow Of said deceased in clarendon.
LENSEY ROUND,
Administrator.
Clarendon, Oct. &c, 1870. 43:w3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

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