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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25

The BURR AND BURTON SEMINARY.-
We would call attention to the adVer-
tisement of Burr and Burton Seminary
in another column. This long estab-
lished Seminary of learning has acquired
a wide reputation in the State, as fur
nishing a thorough and solid culture.
AS training school for college it has
had few snperiors in the country. A. =
school for the attainment of a good solid
education it has always stood in high
rank. Its new Principal, II. H. Shaw,
A. NJ, has proved himself an excellent
educator in his experience at Springfield.
We have known Mr.. Shaw for srN raj
years and can commend him as gentle
man of ability, and well qualified 20 oc-
cupy the new position to which he has
been called, as Principal of Burr and
Burton Seminary.
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The College Regatta.

SPRINGFIELD, July "a
The freshman race. pulled at 10 O'Clock
this morning, was won by the Middle
town crew in 1907 Is Amherst fol-
lowing closely The University race,
which took place at noon, was one of
the finest ever rowed. Harvard led I'M
til the last half mile, when Amherst
made magnificent squirt and crossed
the line one and one-half boat lengths
ahead, in the unprecedented time of
1862 As. Harvard was second, Am
herst Agricultural third, BOwdoin fourth,
Williams fifth and Yale sixth. The re-
suits were wholly unexpected, the favO-
rites being beaten in both races.
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~ Warranted to AFFORD Rel

- " III s1llt'77t u -N.'''37 $1,000
Get a Kidney " OTT Circular where medi-
cineS are kept. or. II r-quested- mailed 20
your address by the Kidney Wort Co. &.
4 lbnuS. Vt. or q. G. Goodwin & Co. whole
sale agents. Boston. II furnishes reliable
testimonials OF the wonderful success o.
this medicine in removing such chronic
diseases ~ named. OF many years stand
ing. and that regular phy-iciuns prescribe
its use in the community " here IL has been
in constantly grOHing demand Tor several
years without advertising. One physician
says: 1t works li3la "a charm altEsta 8 Deng-
ficiaIlg." Those wAo have used Dr. -siy 1t
il the greatest blf-s-InZ al the &se.7 Il be-
lipye should not now lfn alive 5Ei for IT.
sc Sold by =. ". HIGGINS. Rutland. and
all dealers Ia medicine. - see The CIR
cular.
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Arrival and departure OF grains

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Fro n Bcrows Falls. LAO & f9.eO a. m, 900
& 1880 pm.
t7.G0 p. m.
" Port Henry, +ll.32 a. m. u Tl.OO p. m;
bennington. tI205 p. M, 1000 & 1920 p.
IN.
saratoga. 400 & +ll.45 q. m. 4 9.05 p. m.
" salem Lao q $50 n. Nj, $40 Il '4.59 p H.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls. 1850 & tao a. m, l2.lo
Y 800 y. m.
iIuHmGton. LAB II 1915 "A. m, f2.la & 5.o5
-.
port Henry, toss a. H., X 5.05 p. III.
g RnnninrtCn " IN u ~. 10 u. M, & e. 10 p.
@ S,t',,tou,,. $40 4 *2.0U& 1910 p. IN.
. S1tarr I 40 Il 1900 g. M. 100 Il 500 p. m
.J,il Train MIXED.
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The WillEamsporf, Strike.

WILLIAMSPORT, IA, July n
The riot excitement is about over, but
the military viii remain few days to
protect mills, in case of necessity. Some
of the mills expect to resume operation
tomorrow, and the balance as soon as
they can get sufficient number of men.
The strikers are peacable, but declare
they will not go to work until the mill
owners adopt the ten hour system. The
ring leaders, who were arrested, are still
in Jail.
There is no truth in the report OF per-
sons being killed and others dying from
their injuries during the disturbance.
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FATE OF VERMONT,

~ RUTLAND, IS.
CARLOS A. HITCHCOCK In ChancerY
=. September Term.
CHAS. X. SPENCER,
SALOME ODER, ioiZ'
Whereas C. A Hitchcock of Pittsford IN
said county, has filed his petition IN sal9
court against Chas. X. Spencer OF Milford
in the State of New Hampshire,
Setting forth that on the 18th day OF De-
cember, 1867, the petioner conyeye9i 70
said defendant the following described
PREMISES. situated in said PittSford, DOulo-
ed on the north by the highway ieaalng
from Pittsford village to Plttstord Mills,
so called; on the east and south by Janus
of ThOs A. Hitchcock, and on the WeSI ny
the lands of Silas Dunckley that sald aeea
of said premises was cOndltlonal ueed'
conditioned to secure the payment OF
nrOmissOrv note of same date, given by
said Spencer to said Hitchcock Tor tne
sum of $3.50, payable in lnstallments OF SloV
each yearly. and the annual interest
thereon, and conditioned that If SAID note
is not is not paid according to ITS terms
said deed to become null ana Nolu; anu
alleging that said note has not Deeh P PiIo
| but is now Justly due, and owing. Also,
setting forth that said defenuant anu hlS
| wife executed mortgage or the s aIhe
! premises on the l4th day OF DecenpeT,looI'
| to SalOme ODER of said Milford n. H.; 10
| secure the payment of 5000, Whlch HlsI
! mortgage has not been paid or discharged
! of record; and praying that the equity OF
/ redemption of said defendant, ana stio
| Salone Eber may be foreclOsed IN salu
/ premises. -. ..,4 -, -
| And said defedants residing without inns
| State, so that subpenas cannot be serVeu
It is ordered that they be notified to APP
pear on the ID Tuesday, of september
iST2. before said court of Chancery to De
held at Rutland, in said county, then and
thcre to answer said petition and abide
the orders of said court in the premises premises
And for that purpose said petitione:i
! shall publish the substance of sMc
petition aud this order in the Rnt
land Herald, printed at Rutland afore
said. three weeks successfully, the las, las
nrevions to said term of said court, which
shall be deemed sufficient notice:
Dated at Rutland aforesaid, this 2ith DAY
of July. 1872. -,,,, -,,,r,r c,,.,-
MAnnEN Ii. SMITH. solicitor. .0W3
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BANGOR, Me, July II.
An accident occurred to-day at the
State Fair grounds, which are being put
in readiness for the approaching exhibit
ton, by which Mr.. Zenas Perceva}, OF
China, who is in charge of the work,
had his leg broken, and little son of
Foster Palmer had his foot crushed.
Two other little boys escaped with slight
injuries. The accident was caused by
the giving way of some heavy timbers
which were being put in position to sup
mort seats
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tTATE OF VERMONT,

y DISTRICT or RUTLAND, 81.
The Probate Court for the District or
Rutland To all persons interested IN
tLp estate of Aaron W. Chaplin, late OF
Chittcnden. in said District, deceased,
GREETING:
mont YOU are hereby notified to appear
before the said Probate Court, at the Pro-
bate once in Rutland, in said district; on
the 2gth day Of August, \. d. l9'2' 10 snow
.nuse if amy YOU have. why the ac-
count Count OF rhcodecta hapin, administratrii9I
of the estate OF said deceased, should
not be allowed, and also why the RESIDUE
the parties entitled thereto. .,..-
Dated mt Rutland, in said district, TINS
JOEL G BAKER.
7,,,2 Register.
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n. ". stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, July u.
Money easy at IX@3 per cent.
Sterling Exchange is weak at l09% &c
1921.
Gold fraction lower and opened at Hay,
touched ll4% and ll42s, and closed steady
at ll4H@l14H.
Loans lG3H per cent for carrying.
Clearances S34, 100000.
Treasury disbursements Slll,000.
Exports S525,000.
Government bonds are quiet and steady
State bonds are very dull.
The Treasury bought only $4,000 at ia
27-lOOG1l Ia 35-l00.
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SIGNAL STATION,
WASHINGTON. July "a.
PROBABILITIES.

Clearing weather is probable, tonight
on the lower lakes and thence to Vir-
ginia and northeastward over the middle
and Eastern States with northerly to
westerly winds, veering to the southerly
on Thursday, and moderate temperature
and southerly winds in the south Allan
tic and Gulf States, extending north
ward to the Ohio valley with partially
cloudy weather. The low barometer in
the northwest will move eastward, with
southerlv to easterly winds.
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Deaths.

pTTTNAN-In Rutland, July Sd, Mrs Eli
"a G. Putnam, aged IS years, formerly OF
Bradford. c O
Funeral from the residence of her son, s.
G. Putnam, No. AZ Grove street, on. Ihufs-
dav, at L O'Clock p. m.
BALDWIN-At Wilmington, Conn, July
18th, Rev. William w. Baldwin, pastor OF
Congregational church, aged y years,
Gt7VF@In Rutland. July 2lst, Mrs. sophia
Cove, widow of the late Col. Jesse Cove,
GOWING-In Chester, July 18th, Mrs
Jehiel Gowing, aged 90 years.
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SMarriaQes.

PRAFT-PAIGE-Iu Felchville, July 10.
by Rev. J. T. Powers, Willlam II Pr3tV OF
T1dl0w. and Ella r. Paige of Felchviile.
WILSON MCCONNELL : At the resi-
dence of the brides sister, Mrs. NJ. i. Doc
little. near Creseo, Howard Co: Iowa. July
10th. by Rev. c. F. Mclean, MI. VIM; 4.
wilson. of West Liberty. Logan CO.. ohio.
and Mrs. Ellen Mcconnell, of Sacrament"
Co. California. ,.
NEEDH AM-RIDDLE-A At the Empire
uonsa- Aurora. Ill. July 18th. by Rev. Mr.
Yates Mr.. l.. J. Needham and Miss Zillie
RiddeI. both of YorlIville, Ill. MI; Need
ham was formerly a resident OF hltihg'
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IT TLAET. =. s
IN Cha merry
ETATE OF YEI
y
SAIOME BHEH
September Term.


CHAs. j.. -PgNCE E,
ALMA SPEACEH. = -. 80 as.,,
l,Dro COUNT anL STATE ~ New halEprAlfe1
mas brought her petition ana ulea pa sa3d
,.r41ft AGA INST said hes. j. -3eIefF Gn1 BIS
wife Alma spencer. both % sara Allofar
ftfug forth that on the ltth day Of De
,..u4I.., 4 u. l---. tile said defendants Gu
iy executed their mortgage Gced ~ the
fpIloHFug described premises ia PfikGofn-
in uiland county bounccA on i4le MORN
bv fGe highway leading nom fftfssold
village to PiftsfoTG Nj ls-s 50 cttlell- on Tie
cost and south bE the LANDS ct fhoE- =.
Hitchcock and on the west by lands 81 -
las Duuckley conditioned 10 secure nc
l,ayment of i've hundred dollars epeclNeA
III a I,rornf-orv note 81 said CEas. =. TO
said peffrIOlssr. dated Dec IL le0i- anu
PAYABLE ia installmcnts OF one hundred
dollars each year Thereafter anu - = h4AlsL-
nj interest and that said note has not
been paid but IS now justly due. anc pray
ing that the equity Of redemption % sara
defendants on said premises may be lore
Aud tile said Defendants residing With
out this State 50 that subpoena cannot
be served upon them
n IL ord cred that the defendants be re-
4 uufrpd t0appear before said court 81 IGHf-
,ery next 20 be held at kutiAnd aicFceaid
on The "a Tuesday Of sept, ls1zs then ana
there to answer said petition ana aDlGe
the order OF said court IN the prenlseS'
and for that purpose the said petitioner
shall cause the substance OF ssild leiAtlon
and this order 10 be published IN the hul-
land Herald. published al s1ld hut5amQ-
three weeks successfully. the last o. winch
notification to be at least twenty days pre-
yious to said term OF said court. winch
shall be deemed sufficient notice
I Dated at Rutland aforesaid the 2Ath day
"a HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk.
w II. SMITH, Solicitor. syAS
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-We are in
formed by Mr. Erwin T. Lille, that on
Tuesday of last week, Mr.. Adna White,
formerly of New Haven, living in the
north part of Pawlet, was killed by
lightning. The particulars are not given.
He was II years of age
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,Ef,c fscneYa Tribunal.

LONDON, July 81
Reliable information has been received
in this city that the Geneva Board OF
Arbitration viii not be able to close
their labors within a shorter period than
three or four months. The tribunal is
still engaged in the discussion Of the
question Of England's liability to the
United States for damages. The Eng
lish agent pleads that Her Majesty's
government did everything that it was
possible to do, within the limits of the
laws and the constitution to prevent
privateers from leaving the ports Of
Great Britain The debates are animated
bu' serious, and are confined closely to
the point at issue. The Board holds no
session to-day.
GENEVA, July "A.
A special dispatch to the New York
World says: A serious embarrassment
has been caused to the Board of Arbi-
tration by the English protests against
the consideration of any evidence or ar
gument showing the animus on the part
Of Great Britain. England insists that
its introduction practically admits the
consideration of indirect claims, which
were presented only to prove other
claims which otherwise it would be i'm
possible to substantiate. Should this
evidence be excluded, but few cases
can be proved.
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II Eit0 LIE Va ~
Chairman State Committee.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1872.

The Herald ~ the only paper in
the County of Rutland, or this sec
lion of Vermont that takes f'cie-
rraui.icnesVs. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regu-
larry.
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B1NGHAMPToN, N. Y, July "a
The Republican re-afirms its state
ments concerning Greeley's alleged cor
respondence with Democrats, and says it
proposes to give such other and further
verifcation as may be required.
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Comfy CoNvENTIoN.- The Liberal
Republicans of Rutland County are re-
qucsted to meet in mass convention at
Village Hail, Rutland, "Wednesday. Aug.
18th. at one O'Clock p. m, for th" pHr--
pose of nominating county officers and
transacting any other necessary business
Let there be full attendance.
r. Barrett, c: II. Congdon, Samuel
Williams, George NJ. Fuller, J. Granger,
Benz. Billings, County Committee.
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Democrats and Liberal Escpub-
EiCans Fail Out.

CAIRO, III, July "a
The Democrats and Liberal Repub-
licans of the Eighteenth district, failing
to agree yesterday, have placed separate
tickets in the field for Congressman.
The Liberals nominated ]. Blackburn
Jones, and the Democrats George W.
WILL
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This invaluable medical compound is not
i liable to the common prejudice against
such liquid preparations AS "BitteFs." Blu
chus.'' &c. dOctered with poisonous rum
or minerals Ii is q dry, parely vegetable
compound requiring only the addition Of
pure water. possessing remarkable cura-
tive properties gentle cafhartsc- with
out debi iteIing ,as is the case with most
nurgativeS]. removing all unhealthy sccre-
lions and Initiated blood, healing ana in
yigOrating the system: eTectuall3 curing
some of the most common and painful dis
cases affecting mankind that baide med1-
cal skill: all forms Of
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.

Agents wanted for our Campaign goods.
Sell M sight. PAY 100 per cent. profit. Now
is the time. Send AT once for descriptive
circulars and price lists Of our Fine steel
EngraNings OF ali the candidates, Cam
paign Biographies. Charts. Photographs.
Badges, Pins. Flags, and everything suited
to the tifaes. Ten dollars per day easily
made. Full samples sent for So. Address
MOORE & GoODsPEED, 81 Park Row, New
York.
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, July "a.
Business was entirely suspended to-
day for the celebration of the anniver-
sary of the entrance of the Mormon
pioneers in Salt Lake Valley.
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E.ocaI Business Notices

CAurIox.-Partiespurchasing Whites
Specially for Dyspepsia" expecting to
find it a beverage containing alcohol,
ike the vile '.Bitters" advertised, (which
only aggravate the disease, and bring on
others5 will be disappointed. 1t is
Medicine carefully compounded on scien-
tifc principles, taken in teaspoonfnl
doses. and has proved to be the only
Cure for the disease ever brought for
ward For sale by all druggists.
24;wf3w
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Stnte Conventions.

TRENTON, July "a.
The New Jersey Republican State
Committee has called a convention 10
meet at Trenton, on August 29th, 10
nominate an electoral ticket.
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AGENTS WANTED for CbamberIin's Great
Campaign Book, the


y Novelty IN Political and Popular Litera-
ture. \ graphic history OF the Republican
and Democratic parties; racy sketch Of
the so-called Liberal Republican party
AN inside view of the Cincinnati COnycn-
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the campaign. The finest illustrated book
published. A book wanted lay every Amer
lean citizen To secure territory at once,
send 81 for outfit. UNION PUBLISHING
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Springfield, Mass.
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BALTIMORE. Nd. Ju

BALTIMORE, Nd, July "a.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee has called convention to meet
here on the 18th of September to nomi-
nate an electoral ticket.
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Minor Items.

DcrSOn or persons who mas pIdCtt Ihlo
Inea,s Of recreation at their disposal.
Attention was first called to this subject,
L.. - correspondent, through THE HER
AID.
Hon. Timothy P. Redfield, Judge
oe tho Srnromo Cont of Vermont, has
boon !, town for several DAYS, taking
tho aooo,n+ :, tha canse of the Steam
Stone Cutter COMPANY q. Lampson.
>-o,.4 soosor,s lecture list already .
..-..a,, lr' ont - tI,reatnnino length.
w. 77...,,,. D,ris Smith Of Brandon
z.,o,.a on s,ir;t,,a1ism at Bartonsville, !
I SpoN e,, W.
i'''' 49, o.-..a rou,t co,,
- &c sose;,p o+ Windsor on Tues
III l''''' 80
""y' WV. ,,...;.o
- ne ho'eIS at '''' ':''l ,'''' rI,,,aro
,'.., on ,,,osts at fine Profile on Sun
G,,.
1I,,,,,..,,;ro o,,rorriated G.43
-' .l,,l ll''' far tho s'nnort If nnblic
per s'il''"' i"l WV
S'no4'a I'S' '' II..,o., Formerly of Rpt-
,'i''''' - i' '',.,,',r ,.asilan+ If five
I""''' ma, ',on u'.a:a, r-n;ou
N"nh'c''cu' Da'''s' 'o''"' MUM
One OF those lovely muses. "n.'1'
chufcH choir l"u'''So ','' mas mas. , aat 7,aar
on III d 'eI'~i" '1' Il , -,l '', ,oa,r;od for
an" INC 60 .,,,.,,., ,,l,,,. ~, +ha or
Tue V"o I''0' '"'','''' ,n. 49,. ,,1a,,;,,c.
San'Sc' VINO HAS '"''' '''' '''
anu S'i'7'''7' -, o4.,. ,oonlo
1t can DC S'''' VI NV ,'sS ta1r'
now ll'Y ~ 'P - '- .,nn,., T., +ho
',''' ~ v, e.. ,I,o,,,
P'''',- - l''''' D,a,., ,..ao;,+io,,
me anne '',''' - ~i''''' n,..'.,
noses l,S annual ''''''''7
August lo'n' r.t. ,-,,dor-
''I amy r(,..,aua, p,,.+.r
"'I' "'' '"' .'''
A Troy husband ann ms So'. '','..-
lSheI me o"'ll'' % ,'' '''.'' r...a
lcali"n ny 'yl"E "''' "',.'' 'r'',' ',,3aa
DC posi- anu '''' st ''''''-7 ''' '''' '''
70 "' %, n',' ... h. ,i;,a,,,.o,..,,
thot kerosene bath. taken every morn
inr before breakfast, will keep the dies
o,v,,, from, q version. as we'll as every
other living t],inr.
Troy has hobby horse circus.
wo1 known Troy lawyer at.
,o,,,n+od enic;5n Inv taling laudanulr
81,
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STATE PRIsoN Hon. Harmon Can
field, of Arlington, has declined the APP
pointment as one of the committee to in
vestigate the matter of changing the site
of the State Prison, and Henry Lane of
Cornwall has been appointed. The COM
mite now stands Henry Lane, Cornwall;
Benjamin Ii. Steele, Hartland Asa X.
Camp, Stowe Robert ]. SAKE, Sheldon;
William Harris, Jr., Windham.
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Stocks dun. Erie and Pacific Mail were
the only features. The former was weak
and declined to 52z. Pacific declined TO
10 q, and advanced to II y. The rest OF the
market was tame and without noteworthy
fuctuation. The whole lot closed dull and
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A GENTS WANTED to canvass for '.Ihc
n Life of Henry Wilson" by Judge Rus
sell and Rev. Elias Aason-ihc only eci-
ton published with Mr.. Wilson'S approx
al. Now is the time to make money. IL. j..
Russell, Publisher, Boston, Mass.
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Postpone Eahenfs
RrrLAND. JulN 23. 1SI3.

RUTLAND. July %, 1872.
IN order that the Liberal Republican
State Convention may be held on the
same day with the Democratic ronveu-
ton, the time Of holding said Liberal
Republican convention is hereby changed
to August list at 10 o'clock a. m, at
Burlington.
CHARLES CLEMENT,
Chairlnan State Committee.
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Applies Warren's

FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING.
Materials manufactured by New England
Felt Roofing Co., Boston.
Also. Lampman's Concrete Pavement.
Patent Sand and Coal sitter. Rights Tor
State or territory for sale.
Railroad Bridges whitewashed.
Orders by mail viii receive immediate at
tention. Residence, No. Elm street,
Rutland, Vt. mayloa6Wly
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saew advertisements.
.ARRE ACADEMY.

bARRE AJaDILH
The Fall term of Is weeks VIII Deg1h
A1oust 22d. Board. including room, wash
ing and ironing, 1928 per week. Apply to
j. s. SPAULDING.
;,o5daodSw1w Barre, vt.
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Boston Produce Market.

Remarked expressly for THE HERALD by
q. G.. CuAEBERLIN & Co, Commission
Merchants. 70 and 81 Faneuil Han
Market. Boston.
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REMARKS:

The number OF cattle at the market this
week is hardly two-thirds that Of last week
and the market Is better FOR the seller
though 4here viii be 40 great difference
I'm the range OF prices. The demand al
WATERFOWL was good and the stock there
was disposed OF early in the forenoon. At
Wat~rtown houndy sold fine pair OF
1 wear old oxen. $50 lbs at home tOJ ALI
son at lO4c per ID, fattcnea by Horace
Hritton. Springfield. Vt. Nj L Sh&ckett
sold Is year old steers raised and fed by
Thos Field OF FerrIsOurgh, Vt. who keeps
about 100 cattle. and makes line beef on
early cut hay aud good pasture feed with
out grain. u Dow sold 3-year Old steers
20 dress 500 lbs each at sc per 10; good
pair Of oxen. Hobbs, at lO1c per ID: one
beef COW 70 dress 800 lbs. at $50 and bun
for same puce. Most of the Western cat
tie are sold at T07&c per ID Texas al DC
&c per 10,
The larger number Of lambs gave the
BUYERS the advantage. There y Iauch
/ complaint OF the poor quality OF the
/ lambs. The rank feed Of the pastures -
I less nutritious than in dryer seasons. &C
/ cording to quality lambs are SOLD IRON =
/ 6IIOHc perl Hastings Z Campbell SOLD )
/ car loads by the head, not to exceed 80
/ per Id on their live VT. + Bailey. 100
/ lambs. $3.50 lbs. AT Zoe. F Brady, 200 at
/ &c averaging IL lbs.