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A Riot.
NEW YORK. Jan. %.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.
A riot took place in Jersey City this
evening between the Erie Railroad strik-
ers and men who took their places. As
the latter were leaving work at 6 p. m.
they were assaulted by a crowd of one
thousand men and women. Prompt in
reference of police prevented serious re-
suits.
Patrick Scanley, who struck one OF the
women was arrested, and as the police
were taking him to the station house the
mob attempted rescue, attacking the
police with stones. The officers drew
their pistols, and, discharging them into
the air, succeeded in frightening the riot
ers away. Three OF the officers were hurt
by stones, one severely. As soon as the
prisoner was safely housed the mob dis
psrsed.
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CTATE YERMONT--DIsTRICT


Be i. remembered, that at session of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and for
said district on the oath day OF January, A. ID.
1870,
PRESENT: HoS. Walter G. Dunton, Judge;
Whereas, certain instrument IN writing,
under seal, purporting to be the last win and tes
said District deceased, having been this day pre-
sented TO said Court tor Probate, and duly flled
in the Registers Office: Therefore, IL is ordered,
deceased, be notified to appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office in Rutland IN said Distinct,
on the third Tuesday in February, A. d. 1870, by
publication OF this order three weeks successfully
previous thereto, in the Rutland HEAALD, news
paper printed at Rutand aforesaid to show cause,
if any they may have, why said instrument In writ
ing should not be proved aud allowed, as the
JOEL c. BAKER,
4:w3w Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-01-27

FAIR HAvEN.--The members of Eureka
Lodge of Fair Haven, hold Masonic fes-
tival and promenade, on Friday evening,
February 4, 1870 An address will be
delivered by Henry Clark of Rutland, at
z o'clock. Subject: "The Mission of Free
Masonry"
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0-All severe. harrassing coughs are cured

NJ All severe, harrassing coughs are cured in
less than one-half the time necessary to cure
them with anything else by using Dr.. Pierce's
Alternative Extract of Golden medical discovery,
the chief in gredient of which is extracted from
a modest little plant found growing by the road
side. 1t Is. warrantea to: arrest and cure con-
sumption in its early stages. Soldby druggists,
or get three bottles for three and quarter dol
lars, free of express charges, by enclosing the
money to DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Aelu advertisements.
THE SUBSCRIBER, IN

THE SUBSCRIBER, IN CONSE-
Il quence of failing health, offers his Farm
for sale, situated in Clarendon, on the east side
of Otter Creek, 81 miles south of Rutland Depot,
and contains about 200 acres. Also Timber
Lot and Pasture, near the southwest corner of
Mendon, containing about l40 acres, and about
equally divided between pasture and timber
land lie also has 30 tons of Hay for sale.
J. l.. MARSH.
Clarendon, Jan, "a, 1870 dxwlm
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CLARENDoN.-An oyster supper and
levee will be held in the Town Hall, Clar'
endon South Flats, Thursday evening;
Jan. 9th, the proceeds of which will be
appropriated to liquidating the debt Of
the Town Hall Association. Music by
the Middletown Band The public are
invited to attend.
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PoULTNEY.-Henry Clark of Rutland
will deliver lecture at Joslin Hall, in
Poultney, on Saturday evening next, Jan.
80, at Z o'clock, in aid of the building
fund of the Congregational Church. Sub,
iect: "The Man demanded for the Times"
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Prince Arthur Invite d TO Richmond
and Declines.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
c. B. Duck, of the Spottswood hotel,
arrived here yesterday TO invite Arthur
Guelph, on behalf of the citizens of Rich
mond, to visit that city. He was in
formed at the British legation that the
Prince would go no farther South now,
but would probably do so before return
ing to Europe
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CuEsTER.-The funeral Of Miss Hat
ties s. Putnam, who died Jan. 21st, 1870,
aged % years and 5 months, took place
last Sabbath at one o'clock. The ser
vices were held in the Congregational
church, and the large edifce was filled to
overHowing with the sorrowing friends
Of the deceased. AL the religious societies
: toYn suspended service in their res
.vs places of worship and Joined IN
-aQaies at the Congregational
,e OBJ, ,:-~s:..-- la.;,c
hurch. T.
81
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Requests of the Missouri Legisia-
tufe,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. %.
A resolution passed the lower House Of
the Missouri legislature yesterday, in
structing senators and requesting repre-
sentatives of Missouri in Congress, to
second, if possible, the passage of law
by Congress, removing the branch mint
at New Orleans to st. Louis also law
granting pensions to surviving soldiers of
the war of 1912
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W~.Has lately manifested increased vigor
and ability" The publishers of the New England
Farmer spare no pains to make this endorsement
of the Congregationalist true at all times and
seasons. Terms; Weekly $3.50, Monthly $3.50
per year. Send stamp for specimens and premium
list. Il. 2. EATON & Co, Boston, Mass.
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STATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT

~ of Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate Of Chloe
Powers, late of Rutland in said district deceased
GREETING.
BY the authority of the State Of Vermont, YOU
are hereby notified to appear before said
Probate Court, at the Probate Office Id Rutland,
IN SAID district, the 18th day of February, A. D.
1917, TO show cause, If any you have, why the
account OF Daniel Wing, administrator Of
the estate of s4id deceased, should not be allowed
and also why the residue of said estate should
not be distributed to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Rutland in said district, this 22d day
OF January, A. ID. 1870.
JOEL G. BAKER,
4:W3w Register.
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Gen. Sigel.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.
The President sent to the Senate to-day
the nomination of Franz Sigel, to be AS
SCISSOR of Internal Revenue for the 6Sth
district of New York.
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Elder J. Enright, who breaches one
half the time at Mechanicsville and the
remainder at Cuttingsville, was on jan
uary LIST made the recipient OF $52-2O, a
donation from his Cuttingsville friends.
The people of Mechanicsville, acting IN
the same liberal spirit, though greatly
outnumbering our Cuttingsville friends
in number of church communicates, made
up a purse of $3.50, and on Friday last
presented it to the Elder. The Elder at
the close of the forenoon service OF last
Sabbath expressed his deep gratitude for
their liberal donation. He has by kind
attention to the temporal, as well as the
spiritual wants of the people Of his
charge, endeared himself to every one IN
this community. b. r. Z.
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~ The undersigned, having been appointed By
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
Humphrey Worden, late of Pittsford, In eaia
District, deceased, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose of examining and al
lowing said claims at the dwelling house OF Ithial
b. Worden, in said PIttsford on the last Tues
days Of February and May next, from / o'clock
until o'clock p. m, each of said days, ana
that six months from the LIST day of December,
AID. 1869, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to US
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Pittsford, VT, 4th day of December,
A. ID. 1869.
s. II. KELLOGG, c,-
THOS. ID. HALL, NoNAS
.w3y
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Fenian Celebration.

BUFFALO, Jan. 20.
Extensive preparations are being made
here for Fenian celebration, civic and
military, next Saturday.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Rutland, IS
'HILANDER G. CLARK.
In Chancery,
2lst January,l671.


HENRY d. BALDWIN.
MARY l.. BALDWIN,. In Cbancerv
DAVID G. BALDWIN, I2lst Jannsrx ta-a
DARIUS c. BALDWIN,
SUSAN BALDWIN,
ELIPHALET FARwELL,
Whereas, PhiIander G. Clark of walingford, ia
u 5he County OF Rutland, has this Gay filed In the
aioresad, his petition
SETTING FORTH that said defendants and one
e er ma BALDWIN, now deceased, wife of said DAVID
he iasJb~Hn IN Elipha'et Farwel. Jr, on
petitioner certain LANDS Situate in I,o,es, in fhe
County Of Remington, aud described Is foiIovs.
Q. Baldwin, and contains about three bundr.d
acres OF land, and unded on the south bv isn6s
Of George Baldwin, IN the east BY lands Of Free
man Paddock and A. B. Armstrong on the no,fb
by the dry brook and lands of L. b. Armstrono
on the west BY lanos Of l.. B. and A. B. Arm.
strong, and embracing all the lands In Dorset
Aforesaid, to which said mortgagors have any tiIle
except lot of about twelve acres disfconnectsd
with said main farm, and one other mountain lot
OF about twenty acres, and about fifty acres lying
north OF dry brook, with condition for the res
demptlon OF the same on the payment OF a certain
note therein mentioned.
And further setting forth that on the 4th day
OF May, 1851, said David c. Baldwin and
his wife, then in full life) conveyed about
forty acres OF said premises to one Elphaiet Far
well, Jr., of Dorset aforesaid, and that Darius C.
BALDWIN and Susan BALDWIN his wife. on or about
the 18th day CT September, 1868. conveyed one
undivided half of said farm as mortgaged to said
petitioner as aforesaid, to Eliphaet Farwen, Jr.,
OF Dorset aforesaid
AND PRAYING that the said defendants may be
same.
The said Henry ID. Baldwin, Mary L. Baldwin,
Darius Y. Baldwin and Susan Baldwin, residing
without this State. so that subpoena cannot be
served upon them,
IT is ORDERED that said defendants be required
TO appear on the first day of the next STATED term
OF said Court, 70 be holden at Rutland within and
for the County of Rutland, aforesaid, ON the
second Tuesday of March, A. ID. 1870, then and
there to answer TO said petition and for that pur-
Pose the complainant shall cause to be pub
lished In the Rutland HERALD, printed at Rutland
aforesaid, the substance of SAID petition with this
ORDER three weeks successfully, the last OF which
to be at least twenty days previous to the COM
mencement OF said term, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice.
Dated at Rutland this 2lst day Of January,
A. ID. 1870.
HENRY III. SMITH, Clerk.
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Municipal Election.

WHEELING, W. VA, Jan. 20.
At the municipal election yesterday,
the citizens ticket was elected over the
regular Democratic nominees.
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France,

PARIS, Jan. 20.
At the trial of Prince Pierre Bonaparte,
Deputy Gambetta will appear for the
family of Victor Noir.
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KILLED.-Amos J. Green of Sheldon
while westward bound recently on the
Central Pacific Railroad, stepped from the
car as it was standing on trestle, fell
through, a distance of 80 feet, and was
killed. He leaves wife and child al
Sheldon
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-01-27

THE address of DIR. Middleton Gold
smith before the VT. Dairymen's Associa-
ton will be found on our eighth page,
not on the second, as announced else
where in the proceedings of the Associa-
ton
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The Lake Superior Strike.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.
The strike of Swedish laborers on the
Lake Superior Railroad has ended, and
they all have returned to work al reduced
wages.
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BOsTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and Iedford
For the week ending Jan. ., $50.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD,
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
Notwithstanding the number OF cattle on hand
the sale is smaller than last week; there is no
improvement in prices. We make but few
changes in our quotations, but may remark that
the market indicates weakness rather than
strength retrograding rather than advancement.
True, the weather is very unfavorabls to-day,
but there are indications that the live stock
trade sympathizes with the general dullness
which peryades most branches OF business. Feed
ers and drovers generally anticipate an improve
ment in prices during January. This year, how
ever, il an exception. There are 800 cattle at
Cambridge to-day, about the same AZ last week.
Very few bullocks sell for over 12xc per pound
dressed, and there are some very good steers and
oxen. Houghton & Wilcox sold q nice lot Of
Champlain valley steers and oxen, average
dressed weight 1000 pounds at IKE, to saunde9s
4 Hartwen; 8 steers, 800 pounds, to Mr.. Holmes,
ct lie; to Mr.. White, 600 pounds, at loxc per
pound. A. Fowler sold six oxen, 1000 to 100
pounds, at from u to lsc per pound; thrss
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-01-27

WE correct the report of the lecture
of Rev E. Mills, at Wells, by expung-
ing the following paragraphs as being
inaccurate, and contrary to the lectur-
er's expressed sentiments. We re-
greet that the report as it appears else
where, was not properly corrected, as we
were requested just after its appear
ance in our Daily by Mr.. Mills, and as
we then agreed to do Ed.
"In opening, the speaker referred to the
tide of progress in Europe, to the Ecu
menical Council now in session at Rome,
it objects and its aim to check progress,
to extend that from the Roman Catholic
church which the advance of civilization
and reform has brought into it"
LET her do any duty except depositing
the ballot, that believe to be something
SO high God never designed she should
do"
"That when secret societies were first
organized he would not ally himself with
them because he had the same scruples
against them as Masons and Odd Fellows.
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The Union Pacific Railroad.

BOSTON, Jan. 20.
The earnings of the Union Pacific Rail-
road for six months, ending December
last, amounted to $461, 116,133.
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the teacher. The distnrbors were promptly
placed under 5000 bonds for their appear
auce at the next session of the county
court
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Tue sseratu is the onIy paper In
ne County OF sxu,gaDd, or this Sec
ian OF Vermont thar takes Teie.
-n,pnfc news. The SaeraId receives
~. associated Press Reports regu-
&rS.
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The Peabody Funeral Fleet.

PORTLAND, Jan. %.
The Monarch and Plymouth arrived in
outside harbor between eight and nine
o'clock tonight
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LUDLow.-Howard Enoampment, 9
A. r., will give an entertainment at Ham
mond Hall, Friday evening, Jan. 2Sth
consisting of concert and ball, the pro
ceeds of which are to be devoted to tn.
erection of soldiers monuments in Lud
low and Cavendish. The music will bt
furnished by Halls Brass Band and Or
chestra of Boston, assisted by the cele
brated vocalist, Mrs. D. G. Hall. Oysters
ice cream and other refreshments will bt
served in rooms adjoining the hall.
The following is the programme of tbs
concert:
]. Overture, Two blind men of Toledo. Mehul
Brass Band.
2, Duet for Bugle and Cornet.
Giorno dorrore, Rossini
Mrs. D. c. and R. Hall.
3. Two-part Song, (ohDe wortel I would
that my love. Mendelssohn
A. Waltz Ii Bacio. Arditi
Mrs. D. C. Hall.
s. Solo for Cornet, Thema ct varie. Hall
Mr.. R. Hall.
6. Pot Pourti. From II Trovotore. Verdi
Band.
PART II.
/. Overture, Fra Diavolo. Auber'
Orchestra.
2. Song. So shall my darling be. Abt.
Mrs, Hall
g. Solo for Clarionet, Adieu ct Berne. Brepsant.
Mr. o. A, Whitmore
4. Waltz, Telegramme. Strauss.
Orchestra
5. Song. o leave thy lutte. LHnz.
Mrs. Hall.
8. Solo for Violin, 18th air varie. De bcriot.
Mr.. w. Il. Whiddon.
I, Quadrille, Mocking Bird, Medley.
With fo1UI limitations Senexweigles.
Orchestra.
Mr.. Hall of Plymouth, whose injury
by a fall on the ice from his load was men
toned in the HERALD of Friday is slowly
recovering He is supposed to have fallen
while asleep.
While west of the mountains bare
ground has prevailed, our roads in the
valleys have been covered with solid
bed of ice, so that 'sleighing was never
easier, and walking never more difficult.
Five or six inches of dry snow just fallen
upon the slippery surface have not added
to the comfort or security of pedestrians.
AS usual this winter the programme con-
cludea with rain. CALVIN.
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RUTLAND AssoCIATIoN.-The Rut-
land Association will meet at Clarendon
with Bro. Herrick Tuesday, Feb. 9Th, at
10 ne. Rev. Lewis Francis, preacher.
W T. HERRICK, Register.
d2w2
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sAlNs LEAVE sUTLAND.

tnAiha ,EkIvr Al RUTLAND.
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LIPPINCoTT's MAGAzINE.-The Feb
raary number of Lippincott's Magazine
contains four full page illustrations, and
the contents are as varied and interesting
as could be desired. The publishers GER
tainly eyince untiring energy in the Ell
forts to give each month magazine
which shall ooRtain large amount OF
first-class reading. The success OF the
magazine has been achieved by liberal
expenditures, and we notice that each
successive numbsr appears to win for
Itself the appreciation af the reading
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claims are the following, against
Evans s. Son, Montreal, 1921. so
G. ID. Keller, South Hero, VT, l09.47
ID. w. Smith, Mooer's Forks, N. Y, los 90
w. A. Dobinson & CO., Buffalo, NY,
8 notes, 2,22S.00
Chaplin & Bramble Cincinnati, o., ..
notes, 675 90
Frank E. Howe, New York, disputedl 3,022.95
Jacob Derr, Chicago, 20.00
Philip Never. Chicago, 100
w. w. Lunt, (supposedl Chicago, Ill, 1000
George Weaver, " 1890
William M. Davidson, Cairo, ILL.,, $500
John Gregory, Marblehead, Mass, 1880
John E. aImey, New Bedford, Mass, 57.05
J, S. Jones, Raymond, N. H., l25 90
j. G.. Goldsmith, Templeton, Mass, 10000
J, r BreckneI, East Bradford, Me, 10000
L. Marsh, Littleton, n. H., $4,000
n, Elliott, Woonsocket r. l., $4,000
A. Caswell East Hampton, 5000
r.. s. Eogsn Co., Olneyyille, CT, 1900
And many other claims that are not worth
quite par.
Terms-Cash.
j. EDGERT0N, Assignee
OF the Estate of Howe Scale Co.
January 10. 1860. 3-d&wtd
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BRATrLEBoRo.-T young men OF
Brattleboro have invited six of the Am
herst college professors to deliver course
of lectures in that place.
An inmate of Charlestown (Mass.)
state prison just domiciled for horse steal
ing. has confessed partnership in the
burglary of $1,000 worth of clothing from
Pratt Wright & Co.'S clothing store at
Brattleboro, last summer.
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n. Z. StocR and Money Market.
NEW York, Jan. 25.
Gold l2l 40l2l8.
Government hnnd market closed 81

Stock market late in the afternoon was lower
Pacific Mail was noticeably weak and declined to
39A, on the report that the steamers running be-
tween here and San Francisco are to be with
drawn, and business confined to the China route.
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IN. BANKRUPTCY.
AUCTION SALE,

shall sell at public auction at my office in U.
IS. Court House, Rutland, on the ID day of Feb
ruary, 1870, at one o'clock, afternoon iii not pre-
viousy sold at private sale,l all the property of
the estate OF the Howe Scale Company, consisting
of Notes, Book Accounts, chooses in action, and
parts of scales OF various sizes and kinds at
Buffalo. New York. and other places. Descrip-
ton of particular claims and property will be
given at the time of sale. Among the many
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SOCIAL BALL AT CUTTINGsyILLE.--
On Friday eve, Jan. 18th, of this week.
Landlord Todd gives social ball at Cut.
nngsville. The best of music, an excel.
Tent supper, and good time generally.
always are the results of Mr.. Todd's ef-
iorts' Dancers will take due notice. Tlw
TABLE TAIK.-Religion in the COM
mon acceptation of the term bi-polar. It
has subjective and an objective element
The religious nature in man, universal
and indestructible, and the external or
historical revelation. These are corral.
alive or mutual counterparts. The one
implying, requiring, and interpreting the
other.
According to the belief Of Christians
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TUESDAY, Jan. %, 1870.

TUESDAY, Jan. %, I57U.
BUTTER-l Prime FallJ y H., 40942c
Choice Dairiesl q D. 3e63Sc
Z" medium & common =. ~, 25GS0c
Canada choice) q Id 32@35c
ordinary y D., 22t927c
CHEEsE-lF Factory extra,l y u. E@lSc
Ordinary y ID 15@l6c
farm extra, u b. l6@l7Xc|
ordinary y D., l2@l5c
EGGs-Fresh, 3063lc
BEANs-tPea. extra hand picked,I 81 50@2 rs
I" Ordinary 81 00G2 Is
MEDIUM extra, hand picked,)2 0o@2 Is
Ordinary, 75@2 90
DRIED APPLEs-tEasternl y ~, l3@l5k
I" tWesternl y n, 99lS
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MOUNT HoLLY.-The town of Mount
Holly received at its different post offices
in the year 1869 the following number of
periodicals of all kinds
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Communicated

REV. MIR. MILLS AND HIS RELENT.
LESS CRITIC.-MeSSrS. Editors In that
same celebrated deliveranoe at Wells this
Reverend gentleman is reported az air
ing his prejudices against MasOnS and odd
FelSocS Now in all christian charity I
oppose he only intended to express his
-. qtions to the peculiar character or
-: OF their organization, if indeed be
: 80 nythipg at all, q and the same
g oharity exercised by his crit
- .a-,a.. tights censor would have
~ g ,,,is 'areon of attempted re-
-. MEDIATOR.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

HENRY III. SMITH, Clerk.
HARVEY BUTTON, Solicitor Tor Orator. 4:w3w
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER.
LIN, SruRaEs & Co., Commission Merchants,
70 and 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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STARvArIoN.-The case of starvation
at Brattleboro, proves far more aggravated
thru at first reported. The woman was
taken 81 ok and starved nearly to death at
the house of her half sister, when anoth-
err citizen came to remonstrate,. and was
turned out of doors. The selectmen then
interfered, and carried the almost dead
woman to a neighbours house, where she
died the next day. A scanty bean diet
was all that had been afforded her Tor
many weeks
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-01-27

LECTURE Az DANDY.-Henry Hail
lectures at Dandy Borough next Thurs
day evening the 9th inst Subject :;
"Vermont in the days of Ethan Allen,
aud Vermont To-day"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-01-27

NOTICE---THIS IS TO FORBID
IN all persons from harboring or trusting my
son, Charles A. Hoadley, on my account a. shall
pay none Of his debts, but shall claim his wages
after this date. al
CHARLES HOADLEY.
Tinmouth. Jan. 10. 1870. 4:w3w