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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-08
New York Markets.

NEW York, Sept. Z.
CoTroN-Market is hardly 81 firm. Sales ! q,
| 523 bales at 20 tor middling uplands.
FLoUR-SaIes $50 bbs. htate and Western
| 5 to l0c lower; State 81 0065 50; Round hoop
Ohio 81, 2O@6.3O; Western $2.8o16.15; Southern
| IS 359s IS.
WHEAr-Shade lower. Sales Is, 200 bushels.
No. l Spring sl.l5GLl7: NO. 2 Spring 81 o.
9l.O9; No Spring s".oG0O.00: winter red and
amber Western SL250l %; white Michigan
81 40; new red and amber Western sl30H @l.3l.
CORN Dull and TO 2 cents lower sale 90 =
OATs-The market is lower. State 43Gjl ;
Western 46Q4S.
PoKK-Lower. New mess 1850; prime s23 so
02500.
LARD-ssteam I5K@I7; kettle rendered 10
TX.
BUrTER-The market is quiet. Ohio 2O08O
State 2493S.
wHIsKEY-T The market is lower. Western
free at SO.
RIcE-The market is quiet at SH@9Azc for
Carolina.
SUGAR. The market is firm at 9%6lOc. for
Porto Rico 9G9z for Muscovada; 92sG9% for
fair TO good refining l0H for No. II Dutch stand
ard.
Spirits turpentine firm at 40.
kosIS-Very strong at 81. 90.
PETROLEUM - The market j. dull. Crude IA 4
Gl4x refined p.
TaLLow-Beavy at 969Z.
WooL-Quiet Domestic fleece $685.; pulled
33G42 California 30G35.
Freights to Liverpool dull. Flour per steamer
Is Sd. Wheat SID.
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II. L. GROsE,
Clerk of the Association

RUTLAND CENTENNIAL.-Atth the meet
of the Executive Committee of Arrange
ments for the Centennial Celebration O
settlement of Rutland, held on Wednes
day evening, September 18th 1870, th'
following appointments were made:
Presideut-Wiiliam Y. Ripley.
Vice residents-Francis Slason, Fl. H
Baxter, Lorenzo Sheldon, John B. Page
John Prout, James Barrett, John Cain,
Edwin E1gertou, Charles Clement, Luz
Their Daniels, Thomas J. Ornlsbee, Azol
Capron and James Mcconnell.
On motion Horace H. Dyer, and Henry
R. Dyer were joined with George @
Hathaway as q committee to make ar.
rangements for providing dinner, tables
seats and flooring for the tents.
The Committee of Invitation were in
structed to invite all Of the organizations
fraternities, societies, ETC., in town to tax,
part in the celebration.
Seventy five dollars was appropriated
the use Of the Committee on Salutes anc
Fireworks.
on motion it was voted that the Mar.
shai De instructed to make arrangements
with some suitable person to provide fol
a CON- any representing the old Continen
tai Soldiery-
The committee on order of exereise,
were instructed 10 proceed at once in the
preparation and issuing of posters.
The committee on decorations presented
q report, and after discussion, further
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the late rebellion has endeared him to
every true American, has also handsome
list of lectures to select from. His testi-
monials place him in the very front rank
as a lecturer.
E. P. Whipple, who is an old favorite,
and pronounced by some the finest
writer in America, and peer of the best
Eng lish essayists, is hard at work on a
new lecture which he will give us, the
subject of which is "Charless Dickens"
For the second lady lecturer the COM
mittee have thought they could do no
better than introduce one whose name is
familiar in every household, and who has
instructend, entertained and charmed so
many in years past with her peculiar
sketches, Grace Greenwood.
Other names will be added to the list
as soon as the committee can effect en-
gagements they have in contemplation.
The course promises to be most de-
sirable one; and our citizens will, with
out doubt sustain the course handsomely
by subscribing for good number of sea-
son tickets when they are called upon by
the committee.
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OF stall fed oxen sold at l4c-, meat, hide and
taiow, but most a. u 10 l3c pr 10. q W. Br0~n
sold six oxen II II Ne, At iS5le, and nice pair
weighing 1000 at hpne On private t-rm-. NJ T.
sbackett sid tao oxen weighing 1851 lbs, dress
ed, at &c.,, three and four year Old steerr ~ H.
cents, and hzht animals at * 20 To- per ID. ID.
Me- 'arthy sold cows and young cattle - 70 &c
per H., on dressed weight. The number Of sheep,
about 1900, islarge FIR this market and tro1e is
consequently rathT slack. There were some
good lots from Canada. -. b. Emerson bad O.
that averaged 10, lbs, some weighing over zoo
lbs sold on commission 70 cost near zoe per ID,
one lot sold at &c and ansther at &c Per ID. Lambs
at s. 10 e., as TO quality. Live pOultTy, 8 good
supply at Is 20 lSc per ID.
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RECovERED.-Edward @. Gallar whose
watch was stolen from him some two
weeks since has recovered the same, in a
manner somewhat singular. 1t came to
the express Office in this place yesterday
in box directed to party in town, from
Worcester, Mass. The chain and watch
were intact as they were when stolen, but
of five gold pieces which were dependant
from the chain, four were missing. There
is no clue as yet to who forwarded the
watoh,3 it having come express charges
paid but without word of explanation.
There can be no doubt, however, that the
colored man Ormsbee and Dave " Oney,
tho perpetrators of the theft, finding it
impossible TO dispose of it, as their ap-
pearances would indicate that they must
have come into possession of so valuable
watch by foul means, concluded to take
this means of effacing evidence OF their
guilt, and so sent the watch to its right
full owner. Mr.. Gallar feels thankful for
the recovery of his watch, but would feel
more SO if the thieves would forward to
him the $500 in cash which they took at
the same tine as they did the watch.
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3larriaQgg.

MATHER-WICKES- st. Paul's Church
New Haven, Conn, Aug. 24th, by Rev. Francis
Lobdell, Myvon ID. Nj .ther, Of Texas and Miss
Caro-, N. Y. hoy 60 with them and peace, plen-
ty, and prattler's abide with them---s ye editor
6enedlc'ion. tFrom the Catski!I Recorder and
Democrat.
KNIGHT-REDFIELD Ludlow, Vt, on
Thursday, sept. 1T, by Rev A. B. Flanders, M.
A, Rector of st. Johns Church, Lud ow, Chas
A. Knight of Chicago. to Susan Bayard Redh-ld
youngest daughter of the late George Redfeid oi
Michigan.
Hti,L-HARRIS-In Woodsord, Aug. 2lst
by William Knapp, Esq, Horace Bill of Ben
ningtou, and Minerva Harris of oodford.
-GRACE-SMfTH.-Tn Poultney, August 10Th,
by Rev. W. FL Poor, Cornelius Grace OF Middle
town and Jane Smith OF East Poultney.
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action thereon was postponed until next
Saturday evening.
The Chief Marshal was instructed to
appoint his assistants and report list OF
the same to the committee at their next
meeting
The Finance Committee presented
partial report, and on motion, 1t was
voted that they be requested to proceed
with the obtaining of subscriptions and
close the same as early as practicable, 80
that the amount of funds at the disposal
of the committee may be known, If posi-
BILE Saturday evening.
On motion, the committee then adj
journed to meet again on Saturday even
ing, at half past seven, at the Bardwell
House.
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DIR. J. p, has taken rooms at
S r EV EN- S Fl q S e
Commanding Sept. 9th,

where he will remain ten days. He may be con-
suited on all diseases that the human race Is heir
10. DIR. j. P, undertakes to treat only such dis
ca ses where he Is sure to perform perfect cure,
don't delay, but go at once and consult regular
scientific, professional man, and you may expect
70 - "rred, and never injured or poisoned by
patent nunoue~ and Quack's nostrums, got no
Tor wholesale money-mhA,ns business. They can
not possibly cure any disease and suit every con-
stltution without having examined the patient
the nature Of his diseases, and above all, the
cause of it.
Thirty-four years steady practice, principally
in Russia, aud my wide travels and visits lately
to all principal Universities and Medical Institu-
lions IN different parts of Europe, as Vienna Ber-
lin, Jena, Paris, Oxford, Cambridge, ETC. in search
of the newest Inventions and improvements, and
the best modern methods of treating diseases, has
perfected me to become one of the greatest Heal
ers in the world.
DR. ] P cures effectually all diseases of til Q
Head. Stomach, Blood, Liver, Lungs, Kidney,
Bladder and Heart. DIR, j. P, cures Dyspepsia,
Cramp In the Stomach, Chest and Head, Inflama-
ton OF the Stomach, Chest and Bowes Dysentr-
ry, Cholera pr'ritation # T." = 1T, Bilious
G. mpltints, Dros ''ravel, Epi'f sSS, Rhruma-
tISIn Neuralgia Asthma and tonsLm II N in the
tir-t stages, Ague, Fevers, Deafness, Hard He ar
ing, Worms, Liver Comp alnts, L lTache, Old
Coughs, Splitting of Blood, all diseases Of the
Eyes, etc. secret Diseases perfectly cured, also
Fem ale Irregularities, Painful Mens.ru4tions,
Whites, Cr1mp and Failing OF the Womb. Ad-
vice given to married ladies Of delicate constitu-
tons.
DR.. ]. P, uses mild, harmless vegetable medi-
cines, which Will at once +. ach the affected or
gans. e+rch the seat Of the di etse and assist ex-
hausted nature. DO not delay, bus call soon and
be cured al once.
P 5. 1 would say for the benefit Of those who
intend 10 call or me durlng my stay 70 come e "
", as the last few days my rooms are always
crowded
Pr t-ssor Abbey will give a lecture every fair
@venIng during my stav in town, GA the Science
Of Medicine, on the public square.
TAPE WORMS EFF CTUALLY CURED
36.
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confdence) be, and he is hereby instruct
ed to use his utmost influence by voice
and vote, to prevent any temporary and
dilatory adjournment of the Legislature,
so common of late years, for the purpose
of giving members opportunity TO visit
their homes for business or pleasure.
Res0EUed, Further, that in the opinion
of the freemen of Cavendish, it is the duty
of the members of the Vermont Legisla-
ture to remain continually at Montpelier
| after their organization, till all necessary
| legislation shall have been completed (;
| and then to seek the earliest practicable
day for final adjournment, thus saving to
the people all needless expense and taxa
ton.
We do not remember to have seen
similar instructions given by any town
to their public servants, but we have no
hesitation in saying, that If all the men
most Noted for wisdom ETC., were thus
individually directed, and if they would
obey orders, it would save tax payers a
vast deal of money. The custom OF often
adiournments, and members absenting
themselves from their seats and still
drawing their full pay, is one great rea-
son why the people have changed from
annual to biennial sessions. The great
mass of the people, who in this common
wealth of general education are right,
felt that there was something wrong at
the capital. Hence the effort to right it.
Let every body who has an ak to grind,
a new law to make or an old one to I'M
make, present his ak to the grinders, and
his bill to the makers on the 1st or I'd
week of the session, and then let the sem
timents of the above resolution be car
ried out honestly and industriously, and
we should soon return to short sessions
and low taxes for the support of State
government
We do not expect he will be chosen
speaker, for that office, with the Governor
belongs on the west side of the "water-
she'd" and your distinguished representa-
tive will, of course, be the man.
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RUNAwAY.--Last Tuesday, while III
s. Richardson, s. d. Jenness, and John
Richardson of this place, were on hunt
ing expedition to Castleton, and riding in
a buggy, their horse became frightened
and ran away. In the course of his flight
all of the party were thrown from the
vehicle, and Mr.. NJ. s. Richardson some
what injured, the others escaping unhurt.
The horse, after running four miles, was
captured, he having sustained only slight
injuries, though the buggy was reduced
to old iron and kindling wood.
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sICKNEss.-Tpphiod fever has been
,rouo;lipg to considerable exte MT In our
riIlaee lately, and there has been many
severe and alarming cases of it, among
which were Rev. DR.. Seaver, Eybert @.
Tuttle. and Mrs. E. A. Pond, all of whom
we are pleased to learn, though yet hard
" in a state of convalescenoe, are In a
much improved condition.
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STATEuFyERMONT-DIS

Il
~ Of Rutland, SIS
Be it remembered that at a session Of the Pro-
bate l'ouIt ldeu At Rutland, within and for sand
1870.
PRESENT: Hon. Walter C. Dunton, Judge;
Whereas, a certain instrument in writing.
under seal, purportlng to be the last will and
testament OF Moses Hawkes. late of Rutl-nd. IN
SAID District, deceased having been this day pre-
scented, to said court Tor PROBATE, and duly tled
IN the Registers Office. Therefore,
1t Is ordered, that all persons interested in the
estate OF said deceased, be notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland
IN said District, on the first Tuesday IN October
A. D. 1870, by publication OF thus order three
weeks successfully previous thereto, in the Rut-
land HERALD, newspaper printed at Rutland
aforesaid, to show cause, If any they may
have, why said instrument in writing should
not be proved and allowed, as the last will
and testament of the said deceased.
JOEL c. BAKER.
oo;W5W Register.
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The Baxter National Bank.


The new Baxter National Bank" has
fully commenced operations, the doors of
their banking house having been thrown
open to the public yesterday morning. A
hasty glance in showed clearly that the
new institution is not to be devoid of BUSH
ness, and that already our business men
appreciate the benefit which they, with
others of our citizens, and the community
generally, must derive from this increase
of banking capital. Its opening will of
necessity throw large amount of money
into circulation in this immediate vicin-
ity, the want of which has been felt since
the National Banking system was inaugu-
rated, in consequence of the decrease in
the amount of capital OF Banks operating
under it, as compared with what they had
under the old State system.
1t Is temporarily located in the Bard
well Block, ON Merchants Row, where
commodious apartments have been fitted up
for its business, in manner not luxuri-
Gus, to be sure, but at once neat and bust
a
Uouderous concern, and it very appearance
is 3 Sute guaranty to depositors. 1t is one
OF Herrings' best burglar and fre-proofs
weighs four and half tons, and is secur-
ed with the latest and most intricate pa
tent combination locks.
TIE otfi ,ers OF the B tnk are:
Ire@dent.-Gen H. Henry Baxter, so
well known to our citizens and the people
o Vermont, and generally as fnancier
of urd ,ubted ability, that no words of
ours can add to his well-earaed reputa-
ton, bu- who nevertheless we all must
feel ind,b'ed t, for his public spirit in
embDrF Dc in and to a certain extent
fath"gjpg Ibis enterprise, by which }usi-
moss and trace must he so LARGELY bene-
fte}.
Gly6ir-GeorGe r. BoItum, late OF
Br.Ddon Na'i,uaj Bank, and prtvi ,u~ly,
for Six wears, Cashier o. the First National
Bank Of thtt pl,"r, in both Of which in
sJitu-isu- he p~quired a high reputation
fo~ lis business qualities. d. we'll a. h
ohHgius department. tn their patrons. He
5tlHE~ to- hl7 new post III" fullest ga Ill
ehlonS, '"a VIII prove va'u bic Hequl-
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GOMMISSION. Ek-.. NnrIEE

~ The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Pr. ba curt tor the District Of Rut-
land, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust al Gains and demands Of ali p-rspus
against he trtat- OF Freelove Fish late of Dandy.
Ia SAID d-tT ct. d. cea ed, hereby give notice tn
We VIII meet for the purpose OF examining ana
allowing said claims at the dwelling house
Isaac Sweat. in DANNY, on the 9th dav sf October
snd the 9th day OF December, 1870, from ten
o'clock, m, untu four o'clock, D m. each OF
SAID day., and that SIX mon rs from the 24th
DAY OF August, A ID. 1870, Is the time limited ny
said Court for said creditors to present then
DHv-u at DANNY, tbls 5 IA day Of S.pter,bev 4
d. 1870. - -
J. 7. GRIFFITH, C.-,.:--.-..
/. z. HOWE, NOinIllssloners.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1870.

rgue .t.rata IS the only paper IN
m. Couuty Of xutia.d, or TINS Sec
to-, nj vermont that takes se'e-
gr,,onic news. The Hera'" receives
Sne associated Press Reports res"-
IRrIy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-08

nzS- Hon. Joseph Farewell, Mayor of Rockland,
Me-, Isaac NJ. Bragg, Esq., Bangor, and Messrs.
Pope Bros, Machias, Me-, lumber merchants,
fully endorsed the Sheridan Cavalry Condition
Powders, and have given the proprietors liberty
to use their names in recommending them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-08

PRoCroRsvLLE.-Ac a rough raw
inc from the farm pointed out as >La
birthplace of the late Judge Richard
Fletcher, there died last week an aged
maiden woman, who, for more than a
quartery of century, has lived alone in
poverty, refusing always any preferred aid
from any source that looked to her re-
moval from her home. "Aunt Sally Farr, y
as everybody called her, aged "a, was
buried beside her ancestors, near the road
side, on Twenty Mile Stream, where she
had caused to be enclosed by rough
stone wall the graves of her family. We
counted graves with no name or marble to
tell who slept within them; and yet we
are told the occupants, in life were pious
people, who, perhaps, "neyer had a dozen
thoughts in their lives, and yet loved and
served their God, lived happy, died hap.
Ply, and were saved"
The subject of this sketch, being the
last OF the family, it was not improper to
be thus particular, aud learn lesson Of
life from the memory Of the dead. She
never was begger, never asked for food
or clothing, but went her weekly rounds
with her budget and basket through the
neighborhood among the old families OF
her childhood, the Fletchers, the buttons,
the Frenohs, snd their decsndents, and al
ways returned TO her howell, bearing
enough to supply her wants for The time
VIM. Smith, Esd occasionally, woulj
gather from the neigbborhood, fe"
quarters or halveS, for the purchase Of
flour Ter the rfcluSe' and IN vain urge her
to go and live with some family where
she could be better cared for We were
glad to notice at her funeral, (holden AT
neighoorS, where she was carried, though
against her ~ ~' ~ even then in Rsr 'I-'
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

This is 20 certify that al who have Houses %
PAFEk, OF furnish SItb FUhNiIUhE, CAk-
PEGB, GLASS WAKE. WINDD" rhADkes
re, can ind a large and spleD1td -ss9rtIneIt Of
PAPER IA NGIEt95 and Hbbeb- IhNAeE-
ISG GOODS, ~ No. ] Op-rs Bnusr Block.
-ss.T NEWMAN wEEKs.
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Hets' advertisements.
READ AND REFLECT

While there is life there is hope!
GOOD NEWS TO THE AFFLICTED
New Era dawned in the Praclce of Medicine and
Treatment of CHRONIC DISEASES
Read and Judge for Yourselves.
DOCTOR. JOSEPH POZNANSKI
GREAT POLISH PHYSICIAN, HERBALIST
AND BOTANIST,
Ornamented by the Emperor Nicholas the first, OF
Russia, at the celebra ed University of Wilma.
July 1886, with Medical diploma, as 1fediCltnl
prime cdSis or Doctor, first class. Residence Sc
chatham Street; Laboratory and Office, No.
Mott St., New York.
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CousIo.a saourltios Svoak 1vVIth CaIoliDas
steady on others. 1t Is reported that Louisi ana
interest coupons have teen counterieited 10 the
amount OF $40 900.
Union Pacific stock "a. income bonds 72H :;
and grants 79K; LIST mortgage bonds SOh +;
Central Pacific bonds IS 4.
stock market closed IL 70 , Per cent. off from
the highest point Of to-day.
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Rutland Retail Prices Current.
Reported expressly for the HERALD By EDWARD
c. GALLAR, Fulton Market, and CREszKR
KINGSLEY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
THrRspA7 AlonNTNe, 81. S. ia.


BUrrER-Per pound, Franklin
County, 35a3sc
BUrTER-tcOmmonl ESQ &c
CHEEsE-NeE, per pound, z0d 25c
EGGs-PeT dozen, 259Soe
PoTAroEs-PeT bushei, Doc
LARD-Per pound, z5c
(leail, ~
In eaoues, -s1a
IALLow-fef pouhds 80
HAMs-Per pound, ZSe
BEEF-Per pound, best cuts, i5a30e
BACoE-Per pound, sc
SAUsAGE-tBolagDal y D soc
DsrED BEEF, Per pound, 25gSoc
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= OsT-IN THIS VILLAGf, Some

i 4 time be- = cen eaturcay and Aof cav e~.n-
ify. a Aorocoo Memorandum Css- GOTTA ing
nSt-s, draf1s, Ge o. np Va 10 4fy ,.ne but the
owner. he finder VIII be IewaId.d for MS
JouDie by ieaviIg tbs same al the L's-Ts Or1ce
OF Lyon a. Quinn. ssPt9du
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

District of Fa'rhaven:
To all persons interested in the estate of tJos-
eph Buxton, late of Pawlet, in said district,
deceased.
GREETING.
By the authority of the State of Vermont.
you are hereby notified to appear before said
Court at the Probate Office in Castleton,
in said district, on the Sd day of October A
d. 1870, to show cause, if any you have, why the
account of Henry Buxton adm nistrator of the
estate of said deceased should not be allowed. and
also why the residue of said estate should not be
distributed to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Castleton, in said district this ID
day of September, A. d. 1870.
HENRY L. CLARK,
36:w3w Register.
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IT o b 4 G G 0-CHEWING AND
= smokiug-bess kinds, ct
r. PENN & CO.'S
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

We have Just returned from market, ana our
stock never was fuller better han st present.
Doctors, make note Of this
FRANCIS PENN & co.
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SOUTHMAYD & CO.'S CONFFC-
~ tionery at r.. FEM & CO.'S
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E>ANCY GOODS AND TOYS-A
L large stock fresh from market, ~
+. EEEN z cos