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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-08
'Ehc Alabama Claims in ParIia-
mcnt.

ncnt.
LONDON, Feb. 7.
The Treaty of Washington and the
claims of the American government for
indirect damages was before the Com
mons to-day, and gave rise to another
exciting discussion. Ralph Osborne,
for Waterford city, addressed the House
at length, and in the course Of his re-
marks said that the Alabama question
was the most uiumGntvus one England
had been called to pass upon Within a
century. He compared the astutc law
yerS who composed the American Com
mission with disappearing England,
and said the latter had been completely
outW tilted. If, said he, lawyers had
planned the English case we could cs-
cape with the payment of six million
sterling. The American Commissioners
had served their country well and had
achicycd a triumph Mr. Osborne con-
tinuing said that the trouble lay at
home. The government had armies
which could not march and ships which
were unseaworthy. and now they had
treaty which they could not stand upon.
Arthur J, Otway, formerly under sec
rotary of foreign affairs, blamed the
government for all the trouble which
had been wrought He thought, how
ever, that the American government
would recede from its extreme demand,
but said in case it did not, England hay
ing admitted the principles of indirect
claims, it must be prepared to meet the
enormous demands.
Mr.. Gladstone and several other mem
bers debated the action of the commits
sioncrs and OF the government, and said
that they hoped that the American
claims for indirect damage would I've
withdrawn
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EXAMPLE FOR TIE LADIEs.-Mr. Gilbert
Brown, of Williamsburg, \. y, bought q
S55 Wheeler & Wilson machine in 1856,
price then $500 borrowed most of tho
money to pay for it 4; bought and paid for
house and lot, paid taxes, church dues,
etc, besides doing his family sewing. Du~
ring the war he averaged daily s infantry
frock coats, or 10 cavalry jackets, or 8 mill
itary ovcrcoats. since then he has earned
at custom work from 50 to s. per day of Q
hours, and would not sell his machine for
the price he paid for it.
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CrATE OF VERMONT.
BESJ. r. ALLEN.

( x tasA y ~
BESJ. r. ALLIES.
r,.,-rr,, n ...,.,.,,..,, County Court
"a ~ RI ~ 10t.,,,st sept Term, 1871.
Trustee.
Declaration in a-sulapsif. demanding six
teen hundred dollars. Writ dated sth MAY.
ISL.
Because the said Jeptha NJ. Gorhan re
sides without this state. 10 wit: in the
state Of Michigan. and has not had person
al notice Of the tendency Of said suit.
Ii is ordered, that he be required 10 ap-
pear on the first day OF the next stated
term OF said Court TO be held nj RUtland,
within and for the County Of Rutland afoTe-
said. on the second Tuesday OF March, A.
-. 1872. and make answer thereto by
publishing the substance of said declaTa-
ton, with this order. three weeks success
lively IL the Rutland HERALD, a newspaper
printed at Rutland aforesaid. the last Of
which shall be al least - days previous
to the commencement Of said term Of said
Court.
Dated at Rutland, the 9th day Of February,
a. ID. 1872. HENRY III. SMITH,
6:w3w Clerk.
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NATURES REMEDY.
III Il IL ~ 4 III u ~
Y EygG Z ~ q IL
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

AEGEfL>L is made exclusively from the
juices OF carefully selected bgIkS. roots
and herbs. and so strongly concentrated
that x viii c1iccIualiy eradicate from the
system every raiuf of >CTD4uia. ScIOfulOus
HHmOr. iumOrS. Cancer. aucgrOus HUI
mors. Erysipclas. salt BheUm. ~yphilitic
Diseases. CankcT. faiutHCsS III the stomach
and All diseases that arise from impure
blood. ciafica. ln1ianatOrN and Z hronic
rheumatism. Neuralgia. GOut and Spinal
Complaints. can only Joe Cffcctualig cured
through the blood.
For Ulcers ana cTuptiNe diseases of the
skin. PuStules. PimpleS. BlotcheE. Bofls,
letter. scaldheati and KingwOrm.A cgetine
has never failed 10 effect "a permanent
cuTc.
For Pains in the Back kidney com
plants. DrOpsg. Female Weaknesses. leu
cOTTlua. arising from internal liberation.
and uterine diseases and general debility.
Negetine acts directly upon the causes OF
these complaints i lHE5 rOgates and
strengthens the whole system. acts upon
the >ccretiEc organs. aliays inflammation.
cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
For ataTIh. Dyspepsia Hu5ilual CO=tiE-
ness. palpjt@tloH Oi the Heart. Headache,
Piles. SeTyoU-ne-- aGd general Pr0Stration
of the nervous system. no medicine has
Negctine. IL puIlHes the blood. cleanse-
al OF the organs. and possesses q control
ing power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by hgget-
inc have induced many physicians and
apOthechries whom We know TO prescribe
and use II in thef! 0YTI families
Ia fact. Acgcf5Hc i the best remedy yet
the only reliable Blood FBIilicr yet placed
before the public.
Prepared by II. u. ~IEyN-. Boston Mas
Price rl.25. Sold 10y all Druggists. No. /.
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"A week ago last Saturday, as Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Hatch and son were
riding in Norwich, the sleigh was cap
sized, and all three of the occupants
hurled violently into the road. Mrs
Hatch was injured very severely.
A workman in the chair shop of the
Messss. Morris, at Hartford, died week
before last from injuries received by be-
ing caught in a belt and carried over the
shaft until the gate was shut, when he
fell from the shaft to the floor naked
not an article of clothing on him.
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. companion VIII look DdCh 10 InlS SCtIlc,
as one of the earthly mounts of JOY not
to be forgotten ". n. BACON.
Annual Meeting OF the New Eng.
land Agricultural Society.
The annual meeting Of tre New En-
gland Agricultural Society Was held al
the fremont Temple, on Tuesday, d
large nmbcr of gentlemen being pres.
cnt from all sections of New England.
The meeting was called t. order about
eleven O'Clock by the President, Dr.
George B. LogiNg Of Salem, who de-
liyercd the usual congratulatory address,
which Was attentiytly listened 10 and
frequently applauded
Naior i>hinncV. of H2rn~tahlc. moved
that the society prucrcd tljt. election Of
officers for the ensuing year and com
mittrc t" receive votes be appointed,
The motion did not prevail, when am
other one was made that the present Of
fcers of thc society be reelected by &C,
elanu&l.g4.. which was unanimously
done.
Tho ,t,icar. ora prosil.rt NJ roo
r Torinu Of Salem Mass Socrota,,
Col. Daniel Naedham Of Groton Treas
r,.c A., Geo " Riddle IF Nanchae-
ter, \. II,
Il u,os oft.r,,,,.,1. s,,r,r.stod tho, .,c,,
action Was 1Incon.ti.nti@9,aI ond Joinr
Pb;nnry drDositcd q SINGLE ballot q, fbn
choice of the meeting, which was unan-
.mGusIv asstntrd to.
~. annns1 r.n,r, ~. n.o Twas
,ror Mr. RI5dI. was s,t,n,i,,ol ~.
which # onna,rs thst tbo go,.;.t,, hos ~.
hand hoIonoo ~ 1q-oo - ,,,1 I,.....+
..,,,.hnla tn. ,v,.,,so nf+ha .,.;,t,,.
+oir ., 4t.o,.ou + f.u ,y.ra 500 t2G
81 ,,c..rfs a. 1la 81. hsi.,... .y,,.,1
which <vas shared with ihp Niddl.st.l
soain+,- ofr,.,, d.,lrrfi,,o 45~Q far t{,l.
, -,
The rtnort of the trnas,rar >yas accom-
t.d ,n,;j !! nj on,Janso
Tho fnILn,i,~ r..,,b,tio,. ..u.rDI bv
C,lon,I D,,i,I N..,lt....u ,... tf.5
o1,,,t.d.
n-.47rl5 That we r.r,.a.;,. ia ~.
Organization If the Vermont Dairy
men, Association all important auXi!ia-
r 10 me >G" EIl7Iallu A1EIc.'Il,lra' 30
'sS ,I' ;,', ~, G ~; 'o'
Bliss. 10 me favorable consolidation Of
the members of this Association
III" representatives from tAG 4aio,s
States then conferred t0gplhvr amt ~uu-
sg4lUenty exported th"ir Cuuir, Of rrus-
tees ot the society for the ensuing year.
There Were M than2-+ reported in
tn" trustees Anaop%'"i a. selected FROM
Maine, New iItNP~hI"r, R'r'd" Island
and t'o"'.'aiica9'. /" III. trustees f"o"
vermont . i, 1i'@''''~: ~ A"ifFyi'rt
n,.
doiFli an" - - l'iIS" "I '''"f&ia taAeN
the place 81 !'f'l'"'' ~ pI'7S ~ "F"'l'''-
moro ~ 'ie u 'iN',S,S '''i'' '''tNHa'I'"-
SettS' y. 9. Ltrh ~ southampton taxes
lht 'i"'', y, " '','',l ~, .''' 81 ~, '''~-
held, ana Mayor . D. / I''''''''H VI DARN
S'"olt ''i''''''' ~ -, avg ~ "'''''',
4Ro 'Ile naii'' ., i '''''','' ,,''''''H u
@aien' y 4'"f'!''' 'l2'''' LIZ ''S' '''''''~'
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rising temperature and threatening
weather will prevail from Lake SUI ,eri-
or to Iowa. North westerly winds and
clearing weather in Texas and Louisiana
and threatening weather and occasional
light rain and wind from northern Flo
rida to Virginia
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STATE OF VERMONT, DIS.
DIS


Be It remembered. that NJ a session Of
the Probate CouTt holden N huilaud. with
in ana for said district On the 5theday OF
/ February. =. .. 1872
Present: ZION. WALTER &. DCSToN.Judge-
Whereas, Betsey r. suc-admIuistTatriZ
n. boa5s MN OF the estate OF Cyrus Pelsue,
late of WalliHgfOTd- ia said district, deceas-
cd.ha.s this day presented 10 said court his
petition ia writing. setting forth. that il
viii bc necessary TO sell the real estate Of
said decc.l-esi-tor the payment DI the debts
and charge OI administration and there
in making application To said court for IL
CeH-c 10 l.4thr EucE sale.
II is ordered tint al persons interested
ia h. estate DE Hs3id deceased. be notified
"a appear before said court. At the Probate
Office I'm Rutland. in said district on the
21lh day 81 February. 4. ID. ls72bg publica-
ton ~ tigiz order. three weeks successive
j. previous thereto, in she Rutland HER
Alp "A neN~laper printed ~ hutland
aforesaid, &" show. cause. ii AMY they may
have. #hE -aia license should rot be
granted. JOEL. &. BAKE
ew3E REGISTER.
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n. Y. Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. l.
Money was active until after O'Clock at
per cent. to gold interest, but finally was
landed at 4G6 per cent.
lG.
Gold firm at IIO4. Loans fiat at 7 per
cent. gold. Clearances thirty-oi.sht mil
lions. The steamer China took Sj6. 500.
Governments lower and dun.
State nOIids quiet.
St0cks lDwcr and dull. closing .fendK.
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Arrival and departure of Trains.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, 1.42 & 1900 a. M, *2.lO
Burlington, 1925 & *ll.35 a. M, 1880 &
Port Henry, +II.35 a. m. & t8.O0p. m.
Bennington, tll.45 a. M, Clio & 1000 p,
IN.
saratoga, *ll.45 a. m. & $40 p. m
Salem, LAO & $50 a. M, 1880 4 *I.55 p. M
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND,
For Bellows Falls, l245, 1870 Il ll.5O a. m,
u 800 p. m.
Burlington, l.55 & 800 a. m, 1920 Il 800
Port Henry, 800 a. M, Il 800 p. m.
Bennington, 1880 4 1880 q. m, 2.l5 p.
IN.
- Saratoga. 52O & 1918 a. m, & *2.50p m.
s. salem. !. 40 & 1900 a. m, *l.OO Il 800 p. m.
mail Train. fMlSeu
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Uldye, n, y, April, 157l.
". n. Oliver, Esq.-Dear Sir:-The mon
ument you recently erected for nlyselfand
others in Maple Grove cemetery, is bet
ter job than | expected, and | believe it the
best work in the cemetery. l shall take
pleasure in recommending those in want
of such work to YOU.
Respectfully, \. >NEDAkER.
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WAR DRAMA Al EAST WALGINGFORD.
Post Farragut, Grand Army of the
Republic, will present to the citizens of
East Wallingford, during the present
week, the thrilling war drama, The
Union Sergeant; or the Battle of Gettys-
burg" This is oneof the most exciting
and interesting of. the war dramas,
and presents in vivid and life-like
manner the now historic scenes of the
soldiers life in the war for the defenceof
the Union. 1t is arranged in five acts,
and Is mounted with new scenery and is
interpreted with numerous beautiful
and striking tableaux. The entertain
ment Is given at Warmers Hall, and is
well worthy the patronage of the citi-
zens of East Wallingford and vicinity,
as they can not only pass an enjoyable
evening, but aid a worthy cause. The
Rutland railroad will carry persons at
tending the drama for fare one way.
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TEACHERS AssocIArloN. - The neEt
meeting of the Otter Creek Teachers
Association will be held at Bennington,
Friday and Saturday, February 23d and
Gath. The programme will b" issued in
a few days, Town Superintendent of
schools who have not compist.i with the
request of the President of TIE Associa-
ton. to send him a list Of the names in
their town. will confer favor l,y doing
50 at once. An interesting meeting is
expected and it ishoped every teacher in
Ottcr Creek Valley will make an effort
to attend.
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Ynarria0fs.

RISING RTCHEY At the American
House, Troy, n, Y, Jan. 29th, by Rev. j. II.
Gordinier, Simeon II. Rising of Pawlct, and
Charlotte L. Riehey of Rupert.
OK-CHALMERS-InN New I DIRK,
Jan. 18th, by Row. DR.. Paxton, assisted by
and Anna 81. Chalmers, both of New York.
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NAVAL STORES.
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For Inc Wyvh Ending Tuesday. Feb. 81. l-72
RepD,fcj .fo5' The R',5land Htroid
AMOUNT OF STOCK Al IAEKEr.



Beef per 100 pounds OF total weight OF
hide, tallow and dressed meats. $500
$1,000: first quality. $1,000 $3.50: second
quality 5000 $s.s5: third quality. S6.GHa
Western cattle. live weight. best. : 1l
'A.c; good, 04Gf7c; light, soto per ID.
Working oxen. $50 $50. Handy steers.
$50 100, or much according 10 their val
ne ~ beef
Mich COWS and calves. from so TO 500:
extra, from So to 500; farrow and dry
cows, from slj to $50.
Yearlings, S7.50GLSIs; two year Olds. Sl2G
S25; three year Olds. S2JTS45.
Fat hogs. JHc per Id.
sheep, per H., live weight, 5E@GAc: en-
ira, 7GSc.
Spring lambs, s3Gs5.
Hidee. tallow and Standardization hides.
&C per lb; country hides, s5aG9c: Brighton
tallow, 6G6Ec; country tallow. 505Lc.
shcared sheep skins, 20S30c each; lamb
skins. Sl009S2.50: calf skins, lG6 l8c per lib.
Poultry Ice per ID; prime l54@
BIC; good, l5al54c; medium 4k@ l4Ac:
poor TO medium, lie.
REMARKS:
There were JG4 cattle over the northern
roads, but as ia of these were western the
actual number of northern Is 390.o 81 less
than last week. There were 1881 western
and 367 from Maine. The western cattle
cost fraction more than last week, but
the beef market here was such that buyers
would pay only about last weeks prices.
OF 500 western cattle 26 were sold at 5 nc
per ID, live weight, - at SIC, 10 at CSC, 80 at
&C, l6 at csc, ll9 at &C, So at at 65ic, % at
&c, 81 at &c, 81 at nc, IS at IKE, . at TIC, 30
at ~ and very extra at &C per lib. live
weight. X French & Son sold oxen at
SEc dressed, 2 oxen at SC, 3 steers at s53. /
COW and calf $50. j. g. Chamberlin sold
oxen for l0kc dressed. Cows and young
cattle at to &c per pound. u Dow sold
oxen TO dress 300 lbs each, at &c; steers,
$50 lbs, at &c dressed. There are 1854 north
ern sheep at Medford and WATERFOWL to-
day or l764 more than last week, from the
West over 600o, many good lots were offered
The best flock counted 60 clear. trim
w. Webster, agent Haverhill. n. H., Paper
Co., sold at SIC per ID. "A. McBowen also
sold fine woolsr 81 lbs each, at Sc per lb;
106, nearly 20 lbs, for &c. j Il Sargent sold
IS, IA lbs, at 7c. II. Lawrence, 67 of los lbs,
at &c. Brownick 80 of 20 lbs, at eye.
Brown Burr, lis of 70 lbs, at nc, % of IS
lbs, at TIC. Market for sheep not as quick
as last week.
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Eirp.
ALBANY. Feb

ALBANY, Feb. Z.
Smith & Coverts morocco factory on
Arch street was damaged by fire to-day.
Loss $4,000; insured
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The Herald is the only paper i'm
the County of Rutland, or this Sec
lion of Vermont that takes Tele-
graphic news. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regu-
Iarly.
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Weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION,
WASHINGTON, Feb.l z.
PROBABILITIES


The highest barometer viii probably
extend northeastward along the New
England coast, and the falling barome-
ter with cloudy weather win prevail on
Thursday north of the Ohio valley and
Virginia. South westerly winds with a
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CLAKENDoN.-Therc were ~" 'ntor
rect statements in the report OF the
spelling school here last Saturday. The
first victor was Miss May Fuller Of Dis
,rict No. 2 and the words were pro
noubcri ~ Mr.. Crippcn. Z. II.
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THE STATE FAIR TO BE HELD AT 81.
IouN4nrRy.-WG learn from ST. Johns
hrj.y that the managers Of the STATE and
Caledonia County Agricultural Societies
came to a harmonious understanding at
t4,piy conference, the other day, at 81.
Johnsre,j. and that the State Fair will
he held again IN that place next fall.
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y Frank hal and II.

II. FRANK 1la!e and ii.
HARD TO BE. >GoD1 aho2t 4 oci.ck
n Mandigo left RI. ! otter spending
yesterday morning, an, >...taaseen. ar
the day fishing at Lake b = stqtu. fof
rived home in the evening wit >Ssser.
As fine pickerel as ever lived in $40
weighing $50 pounds The pickerel {
be seen at Hale ~ Mandigo's market,
Center street.
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Masonic BALL ~ 9tNBY.-Marble
Lodge No. 76, of Dandy viii give Ma
sonic Bah and Festival at w II. Bonds
Hotel, Bat4y, Thursday evening, Feb.
18th. The Eastern Star degree will be
conferred at Masonic Hall during theaf-
t44boon The music for the festival
"se fnsTished by the Rutland Quad
vii. "A
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n A. Dodge,
BANKER,
STOCK AND GOLD BROKER.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
GTATE OF VERMONT

Iransacts q General Banking Business.
= currency L. .. Box 1903 [febl7dTy
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IANoILIE COUNTY.

Pleasant Valley now has Il post-of-
fee. store. mills. blacksmith shop, wheel
right shop. and rum shop.
Nelson Stafford Of Cambridge has
purchased OF the town Of tHderhill. the
Hines farm with the produce and uteu-
sis, for tie sum of - $50.
john Turnny, who lives in the south
part Cambridge. was much troubled in
the fall by cold and pain in his toes
The last Of December his toes and foot
seemed to br decaying, and the foot was
mputated aho"r the apcklc 10 save his
life.
Last Friday. Wesley Dyma-, boy
fourteen years Old. stole a horse of John
Hammcllr and made eff. He was pur-
sued. arrested. tried and sentenced to
the Reform School until he is twenty
one years of age. He has served one
term at the same school before.
ORANGE coUGTY.
Tic citizens OfakandOlph and yicini-
ty intend putting in town hall under
the Union church another summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Washburn, of
West Randolph and their son-in-laW and
their daughter, celebrated their golden
and silver weddings together on the
!atk llt
AT town meeting held january 81,
West Fairlec voted to bond In the
sum of eight times the amount Of its
grand list, being $14,700.
ORLEANS COUNTY,
There is a pretty strong feeling in
trn.,,Sl,nrO fDy. ,x-i+h fFo1aHn
MIA County. 1t may take place at no
Johnsbury than to Irasburg.
4 car or the Passumpsic road jumped
the track at Barton Landing one day last
week, and after turning completely over
three or four times. stopped right side
up on the ice, at the bottom of the road.
We learn that three or EolT persons were
in the car but no one was injured.
Last Sunday morning ]. II Ham
mond of Barton Landing, came near
killing himself. He was broken out
with a kind of rash; he felt so uncom-
fortsEle that he washed himself in salt
and vinegar. which drove the rash III.
He suffered terribly for a while, and
then became unconscious. He was restored
by medical aid,
WINDSOR COUNTY.
John Hosmer, of Woodstock, last
Friday had his hand and arm so injured
in brush mill as to necessitate amputa-
ton.
On Friday morning workman at
Mr.. Standish's tannery. in Woodstock,
named John Hosmer, had his left arm
caught in the bark cracking machine,
crushing it so badly as to necessitate am-
putation.
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pCRDETT ORGANS also The beau
Ep tiful GEO. WOODS 4 CO.'S INSTRU-
MENTS, will be sold very cheap during the
next go dpy-
j. Is. MEEkEEs
- Merchants Row.
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DRO. JONATHAN,S PIANO &
~ Furniture Polish will restore varnish
bright and fresh as new. May be applied
by any one with a piece of soft cloth. Sold
by }. Il. Mcckcr, p Merchants Row.
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WENDELL PnLLlps LEoTURE. A line
from Mr. Phillips to Mr.. Clark, Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, says
that he will fulfill his engagement to lee
turr here in March, He expects to be
through with his Western engagements
by the 10th Of March, and will then
come here.
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l1Einor Items.

The Vermont BoaId of Agriculture,
Mining and Statistics, will meet at Mid
dlebury to-day.
A Slight shock Of an earthquake was
preceptible at Castleton, on Monday,
January Goth. at 1O{ p. m.
Tie mrancst man in Biddef0rd, Me,
recently took barrel of flour from a
poor tenant in payment for rent. The
flour had been given to the poor man by
the members of the Methodist church. TO
which he belonged. The tender-hearted
landlord was also a church member
We are compelled to put over to
our next issue, The Worlds Peace Ju-
bilee"-Mr. Rankins "Plea for Culture
-"Money'-"Mens Fame and Folly
clarendon Spelling School, and 3eve-
ral other matters of interest
We shall publish at an early day
the paper delivered at Burlington by ].
f Namely Ed, On Marble. "
Rev. Mr.. Bailey is informed that n'
Injustice was intended 10 him by our eN-
tract from AIr4. Slocum's letter we
gave only her reasons for closing the
discussion, but give him, IN another col
umn. the opportunity of full defence.
- BY request of many friends Of the
-.Bi,a,"e Club" they have decided to
ha,d their Bal NasQue at the Opera
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