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passed between Mr.. Rice and Mr. Frost t,
walk 20 miles on the Fair Ground on Cen
tennial, Wednesday, October 9Th. Tn,
audience became greatly excited before
the walking was concluded. As the soci
ETY. had no part in the matter, Mr.. Fros
was allowed to take up collection, and
out of an audience of some $500 persons
succeeded in obtaining the generous con.
tribution of about six dollars
At three o'clock The races for the Soci
ety's premiums for four and three years
old horses took place with the following
result:
| RACE FOR FOUR YEARS OLD HORSES.
For this race but two entries were
made, viz, Andrew Chamberlin entered
Young Columbus and FL. K. Butterfeld
bay horse Trollope. aa#
The race was mile heats, best three in
five, and was won by Trollope as follows !:
LIST Heat-Won by Trollope in 313
2nd Heat-Won by Trollope in 3.17.
Bird Heat-Dead heat.
4th Heat-Won by Trollope in 3.19.
RACE FOR THREE YEARS OLD.
Half mile heats, Best two in three. For
this race, three entries were made, as
follows
John Guilty entered Tam o. Shanter,
Lester Davis, chestnut mare, Nellie Fish,
and J. F. Stimson, Black Maid The race
was won by Tam o. Shanter in 2 straight
heats, as follows
1st heat in 1.45.
End heat in 40.
Nellie Fish won the second premium.
The examination in the various depart
ments by the committees developed more
clearly the excellent quality of the exhi-
bition. Among the horses we noticed
pair of black carriage horses owned by z |
A. Walker of Benson, were on exhibition
that drew the first premium in that class
last year, but owing to the rules of the
Society they could not compete again
IN that class. The attention of those de-
string such team is called to this pair of
horses.
The Floral Hall exhibition was largely
yesterday by additional entries, +
which, as whole, makes the finest exhi-
Oition for many years. The excellent
landiwork of ladies on exhibition evinces
inc taste and would be credit to any
State Exhibition it has been our fortune
o attend. Should the industry of ladies'
multiply in this department as rapidly as
t has for several years past, an additional
building or an enlargement of the present
me will become necessary for a proper
display. We ,.:...7' partl,ll ..ze when
o many things meet the eye to admire
nd notice, but hope hereafter to give
nore extended notice of this department. ,
To-day this successfu1 exhibition closes.
ould the weather prove favorable large
altering of people will be present The
tendance Of yesterday was very LARGE -:
sJimated by some as large as 5000.
Yesterday the following cor respond .
nee took place:
RUTLAND, VT, Sept. 28, 1870.
Henry Clark, Esq DEAR SR,-Tn
ne absence of the gentleman who was
Epected to deliver the annual address. |
n directed by a vote of the Board of Dir
tors this day held, to invite you to de-
YER brief address on Thursday at two Il
clock p. m.
Hoping to learn of the acceptance of
e invitation of the Board of Directors =.
the Society u
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DRUGGIsTs' CONVENTION. - The con-
Venti1n of Druggists called to assemble
at Rutland, to day Thursday, for the
purpose of organizing Estate Pharma-
ceutioal Association" will meet at the
Bates House this afternoon.
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w AT CHES.
FINE JEWELRY, SOLID silver
AED SILVER PLATED WARE,
TABLE AND POCKET
CUTLERY,

Clocks Il all exemptions, Guns and Sporting at
paratus. 6ce., &c
Having se 5urea the services Of one Of tne De-;
of vorkrBeBi We Rral make rspairing nee
watches one Of cur Fp,erialities; also, Watchss
adjusted 20 hest, cold isa7 hroniIsm aud IOslr10n
If any desire, and all RsI1g done at reas snabls
prices and short T0ties
50 HAIR JeWelry made 10 order. and old Jew
elry rep 4ired neatly. Call aud see r. No. 9 Cen
ter str It. IN Eonpareil Blyck
sept z6, 1870. off
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PRIV AMI. Sept 90. 1870.
HOWARD KELLOGG, ESQ, President
OF the Rutland County Agricultural
Society:
DEAR SIR:
L am in the receipt
of your note conveying the request of the
Board of Directors of the RutI4nd Conn
ty Agricultural Society to supply the
place of the gentleman invited to deliver
the address, who is unable to be present
While 1 am, as you well know, crowded
with a multitude of engagements and
matters connected with our annual exit
bitiou, yet [ cannot refuse the request Of
my associates, and will endeavor briefly
to address them upon topics pertinent to
the occasion. At least, what I may saw
will have the merit Of brevity.
Respectfully yours,
HENRY CLARK.
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ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET-The
market was active, and the quality of the
butter generally good. Prices ranged
from 30 to ~ cents, few choice lots COM
handing d, and even higher The ship
ment was large.
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The "Champion" Gold Rur.

DENVER, Cal, Sept. %.
The First National Bank of Denver has
to-day On exhibition the largest bar OF
goio ever seen in the world. 1t is 12k
inches long, 81 inches wide, and At inches
thick. 1t weighs 1925, 75.1O0, and Is
valued at $4,000.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1870

Eno Heraid is the only paper I'm
the County 90 Rutland, or this Sec
tion OF Vermont that takes Eeie-
graphic news. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regu.
larry.
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S9:w8w
nISTRICT COUhT OF THE UNI
~ TED STATES, for the District Of Yer

In the Matter Of
HAsRAHAg & Co,

john ID. HANRAGAH, A baHkEaP-Sy
JERE s1IAH Lynch, Bankrupt.
A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by
said CO urt against the estate Of HaDrshzn a 20,
OF Rutland of the County Of Rutland, Of the State
Of Yermo at In said District, aoJgdged q Bank
rupt upon the petition Of tseir creditors ana the
payment of any debts, and the delivery of any
property belonging 10 said Bazk1upt, 10 them or
To their use and the transfer Of any property by
them are forbidden by Lav. a meeting of The
CREDITOR Of said bankrupt. 10 prove their deb's
and choose one more Assignees # their estate
will be held at a Court OF BANKRUPTCY. to be
holden at Rutland, IN said District on the 18th
the U. 3. Court House, Kutl4pd, before A. Il.
Lyman, ESD, one OF the Registers in bankruptcy
In said Court.
j. Ii SdzLLEY,
Deputy L. S. Marshal as Messenger.
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. %.
Several important affidavits were taker
yesterday at Pasc, concerning the recent
outrages by the soldiers there.
Gen. De Trobriand, from Camp Doug
lass, assisted il the examination of wit
nesses.
Gov. Shaffer publishes the copy Of a
letter to Gen. De Trobriand, blaming him
for delaying the investigation and having
no official reports made by officers in com
mand. He finishes by saying: "If the
United States soldiery cannot fulfil the
high object for which they are sent to the
better credit Of the nation and American
armies, We would much rather be let alone
to ourselves"
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BOSTON LIVE SToCE MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and Wed ford
For the week ending Sept. %, 1870
Reported for the Rutland HKRALD.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET


Cattle. sbeep. shotes. Fat Hogs. Yeab
This week, S29 IL 269 $50 5023 100
Last week, 1888 Is $40 500 1891 rs
One year ago, 4 9S3 1864 $50 1888 100
Prices Fat hogs, per h., l0Kc 20 lO4c, live
weight; shetes, Wholesale l01 to144c, retail lie
to Axe; young pigs, i4c.
Price Of Market Beef per 100 lbs. on total
weight, &c.-Extra s3.O0I13.50; first quality,
si2 5oCgl2 IS; second quality, s1.O0@l2 % third
quality, 81 596dl0.75.
Some of the poorest COWS, bills, &C., at 90 co to
$500.
Hides Brighton 7e07Hc p n; country lots,
6k@7c.
Calf Skins, l6al7c per ID.
Sheep per lb., live we,.rht, 3K0l6c,
Lambs per head. IN lots, 81 50as5
Extra sheep and lambs, per head, in lots. 81 so
and $3.50.
Tallow, Brighton, : to IKE per lb, country lots
64 to
Pelts, so to 75c. each
REMARKS.
Northern receipts of cattle were composed
largely OF grown oxen. but lacked to a grea. ex-
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THE CENTENNIAL L fNNER.--The din
ner connected with the 1 centennial Cele-
bration will be served in the Pavilion,
Wednesday, Oct. 9th. As ,,oe dinner
must be ordered for certain mum DER
some days in advance, the committee ma
il necessary to call upon the citizens OF
Rutland who will attend, to purchase to-
kets during the present week. Iu addition
"a those 30 taken by our citizens, no more
en- be offered for sale than will be likely
70 De called for by strangers who will not
oe here until the day of the dinner. The
Price OF the tickets is fixed at $3.50 each,
which may be purchased at the stores of
Tuttle & CO., n. V. Brooks. spaulding &
Co., Allen & Higgins and E. A Pond in
this village ; at the store of Gilmore &,
Proctor, ard the Barnes House in Vast
Rutland. They may also be had of Mr.
4eorsa Willis, and at Fair Ground. ap-
ring the County Fair.
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HEsIGNATIoN OF REV. DIR. ToDD.-
The venerable Rev. DIR. John Todd re.
signed tbs paasorate of the First Conore.
gational Church of Pittsfeld, Mass. on
nnday, after ministry of thirty wears
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the people were very much affected at the
announcement. Rev. John Todd, ID. was
native of Rutland, and is to preach the
sermon on next Sunday evening in con-
nection with the Centennial celebration.
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Union Pacific stock 27K; income bonds TAX;
land grants 70K LIST mortgage bonds sly /:
Central Pacific bonds 90.
Southern securities are practically unchang-
ed.
Stocks quiet and steady and with ut any special
feature:
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y. Y. s1octE a,sd rronoy 1garker.

n. Z. $aoctE assd Money Market.
EEE YoRz. sept. 2S.
The government sale Of enIy one million Of gold
gold to-day, instead Of two,- has been generally
expected, caused slight advance in premium this
afternoon. Market closed at ia rather more &C
tive,
Cash gold became scarce and there were some
successful bidders for treasury
Money easy and abundant at 4C95 per cert.
Sterling exchange heavy and lower at IOsH9
IlOX.
Governments closed ouis+ and s+aaa~
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TUESDAY, OCT. 4TH

Visit to the marble quarres, etc, etc.
In the evening there will be an Old Folks
Concert at the Op-ra Houss, in ancient
costumes with ancient music, vocal and
instrumental.
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Boston Produce Tarket.

reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAxBKR-
LIN, SrURGEs Co., Commission Merchants,
~ and 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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LA TEST nTEwg.
RY TELEGRAPH.
FRANCO : PRUSSIAN WAR /!
NEW YORK NEWS
FROM WASHINGTON
Interesting General News.
The FrancO-Prussian War.
FROM WASHINGTON
interesting General News.
The Eranco-PruSsFan War.


MANIFESTO.
BRUSSELS, Sept. %.
The Order of st. Jean publishes mani
festo defending Belgium from the charg.
inhumanity.
i CONFIDENCE IN THE MINISTRY.
VIENNA, Sept. %.
In yesterdays Session confidence in the
ministry was voted by large majority.
FLIGHT OF CITIZENS.
LONDON, Sept %.
Citizens of Mezeries and Charteyille
are fugitives. Many have been welcomed
by Belgium.
The cause of the heigira is the threat
ened commandment of those towns by the
Prussiaps.
ITALIAN UNITY.
The question of Italian unity is to be
the subject of a plebisciteum ordered in
Italy.
LYONS, Sept. %.
Special to the Sun.
Everywhere on the way from Paris the
routes are covered with soldiers and re-
oruits for the army of De Lahore, which
is in process of formation, and another at
Durhone, under Gen. c. Cluster, which
is about to be organized.
From M srseilles to Lyons these two ar
mics will harass the Prussians during the
siege.
Thisis certainly the last hope of France,
and the people are more energetic and
resolute than in other parts of France.
They have assumed the direction of their
own affairs.
The municipal council yesterday unani-
mousIy elected Gen. CIuseret commander
in-chief of the army of the Rhine.
He advises the people to raise by taxa
ton 100000 francs for organizing an
army, and if the money. is granted will
accept the command.
COMMUNICATION WITH PARIS.
The project is in telegraphic commune
cation with Paris, and the mails arrive
FACTS AND RUAIORs.
W have received by balloon about 500
oilers from Bazaine's soldiers, saying they
wait until fair weather before moving.
7 think the Prusaisns ara noyz in q war;,
condition.
There are 100000 persons under arms
Il TnIi--
Everywhere the people are anxious to
ght.
Two Io~ armies are being formed on
he flank OF the enemy, and there is de-
armination on the part of the people to
-eat as traitors all who dare speak of !
ompromising with the Prussians.
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S00 REWARD FOR A CASE OF
wv Cetarrh that Demeritt's North Amer
clan oaarrh Remedy cannot cure. Price per
package SIPS two bottles For sale By all
druggists.
CARRUTHERS & DEMERITT,
100 Hanover Street, Boston. Send for circular
and home testimonials 39:w6m
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8gw advertisements.
NOTICE.

Inc annual Getting of the Stockholders of the
Addison Railroad Company, for the election 81
Directors and to determine if they will lease the
Road, and II SO, on what terms, to the Rutland
Railroad Company, will be held at the Office OF
Oct. 18th, at u o'clock, noon
Sept. 81, 1870 39U9w&dtd
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.

l25 acres, live miles east Of Rntlan5 will he
sold cheap or exchanged f,r small house and lot
in the village. r. WILKINS.
septZlaGWZW Williams ST., Rutland
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Jamaica, VT, Sept. 9 1870


SPRIEGFIELD FAIR-The fourth an
nual Fair of the Springfield Agricultural
Society was held on the 24rh inst, GIL
East Hill Common, occupying Fullwon's
three story stone building for Floral and
Mechanics Hall The day proved favor
able, though unpromising in the morning
The attendance was consequently large
Time being short there was mutual hur-
ry Of visitors and exhibitors, as the pro-
cess of arranging and exhibiting was sim
ultaneous. The show of cattle was never
better on the whole, probably, in town, if
we may except the herd of Short Horns
formerly exhibited by Mr. H. M. Arms Of
this town. The stock of Mr. @. Horace
Hubbard was particularly excellent The
number of pairs of working oxen was
large and remarkably good. Show Of
Spanish Merinos was less than on previ-
GUS years, yet details will enumerate
some choice specimens. Cotswolds exhib-
tied by B. T. Dana, Esq, were best ever
found ut our Fair, and we claim as good
as ever seen at the State Fair. Show of
fruit was large, many of rare varieties
and all excellent in quality. Floral Hall
presented an attractive appearance, and
throngea. Vendors o. eata-
bles and small wares were numerous.
sweet cider was in good demand, but the
evidence OF stronger drinks was scarce.
Order was maintained in the most com.
nendable way by Marshall johnson and
his assistants. On the whole the paonIe
If Springfield have reason to oopgratn-
ate themselves in the proof presented of
heir skill, thrift and industry.
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SALE OFIRON MAN

| - GthI Gh4N1 properly, - Ore Beds.
Wild Lands, ChsTc al, &C.
JEREMIAH PRIcHARD, State Of Vermont,
THE vER95osT IRoS Co. In Chsncsry.'
In pursuance off decretal order ofths Hon. Court
Of Chancery in and for said County Of Rutland
mace ia tie a5oFr entitled cause viii Be 20 nm
Ger the direction Of the subser1ber at rubl.c auo
ton, at the Pittsford Furnace 20 cal ca in PITTS
ford In said County of Rutland aud tate of Yer
mont, On the eleventh day Of October next at ten
O'Clock, a. m, all the real estate lands ro1uarl
rights, ore beds and remaining personsl property
situated in PIttsfOrd, Ch.ttenden ana RutIard 81
said County Of Rutland, conveyed by the aid DE-
PENDANTS, their two deeds Of April 70 ls66 70 the
complainant IN trust for the purpOses therein
mention. SAID Zeal estate consists Of blast mr.
mace, cupola furnace, shops store, several dwell
ing houses and 50 acres Of land n re Of less con-
nected herewith, situate in said PittsfOrd 10
acres more oT less Of EIId wood lands Ia diff
ferent panels a. cecTibed IN the bill of COMPLAINT
IN said cause, and two ore bids OF mineral rights
situate IN said Cbittenden and one mineral rigbt
situate in SAID Rutland Ezid perranal prorer+v
to be sold Is as follows 81 stoves o. various k1nds
more or less, about "A tons Of hay 2 cords hem
lock wood, double wagons, TO- IS Of Old mon
more or less, l single wagon, cd wagons I
par double harness, / single harness ] sleigh 2
sleds, 90 600 bushels cha1 coal more OF les about
D tons hard coal, 10 tons Cbittenden ore, 60 tons
lake ore, y cords brands, 81 hen'ock logs chaIus
furnace tools, flask, patterns, ore b. d tools ma
ch1nery and hating, hay scales and black- mitbs'
tools, u being all the per Oual property convey Cd
TO the complainant as Aforesaid remaining On
hand.
~
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DECORATIONS The Committee have
made PROVISIONS for decorating the streets
with bunting, flags, and evergreen, and it
Is expected that our citizens, especially
Whose on the line of the procession will
decorate their dwellings and stores.
Messrs Lamprell 81 Marble of Boston,
decorators, will be in Rutland during the
celebration, and will be prepared to let
Gags and bunting of all kinds to those
who may wish material for decorating,
and also to do any work in their line that
our citizens may require. The expense of
private decorations can be learned from
Br. Lsmprell, who will be at the Bates
House after Thursday of this week.
The Committee solicit contributions of
evergreens suitable for decorating, par
ticulsrly cedar and running pine, which
may be left at the store, No. Center
rect, in Morse's Block. All persons,
,;th ~r ladies' or gentlemen, who are will
al J., assist the committee in the labor
u preDar,. ny evergreen, etc, Cor the pub
ia deeoratio, Ns, will oblige by attending
4 the above pls 10, No. g. Center street,
n Friday and Sat, rday next.
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GEORGIA CRYSTAL WEDDING. - We
learn from the Free Press that the friends
of Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Torrey, of Georgia,
celebrated their crystal wedding on Fri
day last Assembled at the meeting
house, shortly after six o'clock, they pro-
oeeded in body to the parsonage, where,
after the necessary preliminaries, Rev.
Alvah Sabin, in behalf of the party, in a
few we'll timed remarks presented to the
'crysral" bride and groom the tokens of
the affectionate regards of the people for
their beloved pastor and his esteemed
wife. Mr.. Sabin alluded very feelingly to
the labOrs of Mr.. Torrey outside of his
own parish, and more especially in the
cause of Sabbath Schools and of general
education. Mr.. Torrey, appearing to be
best prepared when most surprised, made
a most feeling and appropriate response.
Ample arrangements for the festivities of
the occasion had been made, "and all went
merry as marriage bell"
TRIAL FOR MURDER.-The trial of
Marshall Golf for the murder of Albert
Harris, at Riobford, November "a, 1869,
was commenced before the Franklin Conn
ty Court, at St. Adams, on Monday. Our
readers will remember that we published
a full account of the affair at the time. |
The prisoner being arraigned plead not
guilty. A jury was impanneled, occupy
ing large portion of the day. The case
on the part of the State is managed bv
States Attorney W. Harrington, assisted
by ii. 5. Royce, The counsel for the de-
Tense are II. Z. Royce, Benton and Cross.
ADDISON COUNTY FATR-The Addi-
son County Fair is in successful opera
ion; an excellent exhibition is present.
Do Wednesday afternoon the annual ad-
iress was delivered by our townsman
Col. Wheelock G. Veazey.
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STATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT

| STATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT
| ~ of Rutland, ss
Be II remembered that AZ q session II TIE Pro
bate cunt holden a. Rutland, within ard fJT ssld
district, on the 2ist day " September, A. u.
1870
PRESENT: Hos. walter c. Duuton, judge;
Whereas, a certain instrument IN writing,
under seal purporfing 70 be the last viii and
testament Of Hannah Tabor late OF Dsubp in
said District. deceased having been this dag pre-
scnted. 70 said curt for PROBATE, and Gully it'd
IN the Registers Office. Therefore,
IL Is oraered, that al persons interested in fhe
estate Of said deceased, be nOfised 20 appear b.
fJre said Court, at the Probate Once in Rutland
in said District, on the 2lFt day Of O4s,t.r
A. u. 1870, BY publication OF this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous Thereto, ia tire hut
land HERALD, newspaper printed ~ Rutland
Aforesaid, 10 show cause, ii any they may
have, why said instrument in writing should
not be proved and allowed, as the last viii
and testament Of the said deceased.
JOEL c. BAKER,
S9:g5W kagister.
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To-MoRRow NIGHT Amy Stones cele-
hr"tod company open at the Opera House.
We are sure that Amy Stone will be cor
daily welcomed, as will also her entire
company, several of WHOM are we'll known
in our midst, OF the California artistic.
Mr.. James Harrison, we cannot say much
on our own account. But if he proves to
be what our exchanges laud him, be will
indeed be received with much favor.
Prof Files, the leader of the orchestra, is
well known in this town. He is a Yer
monter, residing at Montpelier, and has a
fine brass band and orchestra. Music in
front of the Opera House at 7 o'clock to,
morrow evening, by the brass band. Sc
cure your seats at N. V. Brooks Music
Store. Sec advertisement in another col |
umn.
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DWELLJNG HOUSE FOR SALE

The house formerly owned by Mrs. SALLY
Hobbs lzts Of Rutland dec-ase1, ] az author
lied 20 sell. IL j. 10 good r-pair siiuste o. n 10
s'reet-a very pleasant igcati0n-and viii be sid
az bargain. Wa. ii. FIJI ID.
kuflsnd. sept ID, 1870 FEpflJdtf
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WEST RUTLAND.--Rev John Todd,
10 d, of Pittsfeld, Mass, gill preach at
Atne Congregational Church, iu West Rut-
land, next Sunday morning At hsIfpast
ten o'clock.
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Rutland Centennial.
MONDAY, OCT. Sd.

Reception of guests. In the evening an
address by Henry Hall, E.q Subject :
The early history of Rutland" Address
by Chauncy X. Williams, Egg Subject ::
"The Ecclesiastical History of Rutland !"
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STRAYED.-A LIGHT RED COW,
- both hind feet, white and star in forehead
She was last on Thursday Of last re-E-
Any one giving Information as 70 her wheru-
abouts VIII be suitably rewarded.
sept26itf C. W PAGE
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II z ADAMS

Opens this morning very large and select
stock " Gold and Silver