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An appropriation OF $4,000 for the police fund
was ordered to be transferred from the account
Tor street cleaning.
EXTRA CONTINGENCIES.
1t was resolved that the balance to the credit OF
the appropriation for extra contingencies in the
Department OF Finance shall be applied and paid
out by the Comptroller in his discretion for such
purpose or purposes as are authorized by law and
may be necessary for the benefit OF the city and
county government.
PROPOSED REDUCTION OF SALARIES.
The Comptroller moved the following resolu-
tiOn:-"That the previous action of the Board OF
App0rti0nment relative to the increase of salaries
OF officers, clerks and employees of the city and
county government be, and the same is hereby,
rescinded and repealed, the same to take effect
from and after December 81, 1872"
The President OF the Department OF Public Works
moved as an amendment that the reduction take
place on oil salaries over $4,000
On a division the Mayor voted against the amend
ment, and it was lost.
On tho original resolution the Mayor also voted
against it, but, as all resolutions must be unani-
nous, this was also lost.
GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION.
1t was resolved that the Comptroller pay, and
was authorized In his discretion to transfer to the
General Fund OF the city OF New York the balance
Of appropriations Of the city or county, respect
ively-except ior interest on debt-remaining un.
expended on the 31st day OF December, 1872 after
providing for the payment OF expenses which may
have been Incurred prior to such date on account
OF any and said appropriation.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Special Tax,

Before Commissioner Winsow.
Frederick Dahl was charged yesterday with deal
ing In manufactured tobacco, at No. 100 Throop
avenue, without paying the special tax required
by law. He was held to bail in the sum OF 5000 to
appear on the 11th OF January.
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ALLEGED BIGAMY IN HOBOKEN.
A Prominent City Contractor Accused Of
Keeping Two Wivcs-Dissolutfons of
Partnership and Supposed Flight OF
the AccuTed.

A Prominent City Contractor Accused OF
Keeping Two Wivcs-Disso1utions of
Partnership and Supposed Flight OF
the Accused.
Yesterday morning there was brought light In
Hoboken a transaction which will become fruitful
topic OF comment and discussion for the unrivaed
gossipcrs and scandamongers Of HoDoken At
the suit OF one Willisa stephens Recorder Bohn-
stedt issued a warrant for the arrest OF well
known city contractor named James Coughlin
on a charge Of bigamy. From the statement
made by the said complainant il appears that on
the 25th OF January, 1870, she was mar.
ried to the accused in New York by the
Rev. John f. Coopman, pastor OF the Bedford
street Methodist Episcopal church, and IN con-
frmation OF this the marriage certificate was pro-
duced In Court The pair lived thereafter as
alleged, as man and wife, although Coughlin re-
Mrs. Coughlin kept house in New York. Not long
ago, so rumor has II. his eye fell on Miss Hortense
Grser, young lady OF seventeen who has not
been long out OF the school. Between the latter
upshot OF which was that on last Tuesday the
pair were united in matIimony by the
Rev. DR.. Cauvin, pastor OF the Catholic
church n IN hoIoke5 Ken On g, tnat @ same mo,nns
when the news or his marriage TO Miss Grser
reached the ears OF Wilsia she HE'D 10 lobosen,
In company with her two sisters, and procured the
warrant as stated. The complainant, instead Of
keeping the matter secset, sought to give II the
utmost publicity by every means. She ayows her
determination TO send her alleged husband to the
State Prison. This may prove difficult task, IN
asmuch as IL Is alleged the accused has fed TO
some unknown region. The HERALD OF yesterday
contained q notice OF dissolution OF partnership
between him and Mr.. Michael Callahan, of Iloboken.
alleged dupcity on his part has given rise 10 much
excitement among the Hobokenites.
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Horatlo Gallup, man sixty-1vc years OF age,
born In this country and lived at % Bank street,
on Thursday afternoon dropped dead in the Office
OF Messrs. Peek a Bogart, 16j Bank street. The
remains were removed to the late residence OF de-
Young.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
THE BOARD OF AppoRr1osxEsr.

Riverside Park ApprOpriatiOns-Tra
Ter or Moneys from Account OF Armorios
and Drill R0oms-A Proposal to De.
crease the Salaries OF Public OMcials.
meeting OF the old Board OF Apportionment
was held yesterday at the Comptroller's ONCE.
The following business was transacted
ASSESSMENT BONDS FOR RIVERSIDE PARK.
The following bonds were ordered to be raised -
Assessment fund BONDS, authorized by chapter 57o
section IS, Laws OF 1858, $25oo,OoO; city improve
ment stock, chapter 92o, Laws Of 1869, $3,OO00O0.
These amounts are to be applied for paying for
the land for the Riverside Park, and were SO or
dered
EXTRA CONTINGENCIES.
1t was resolved that the sum OF $4,000 here.
toforc appropriated to the account of '.intestate
estatesn from the account or s'extra contin-
gencies" be, AMI the same is hereby, retransferred
from the account OF 'intestate estates to the ac-
count Of extra contingencies
JUDICIARY SALARIES
Ine lollowing appropriation was made by trans
ferring 1t from the account OF armories and drill
ro0ms:-
Court Common Plea. $416s
sapreme Court aSS sSS
County Clerks office. 1920
Total....................... slsss9
CHARITIES, COURT HOUSE AND CORONERS' FEES.
spp'ss or RI s y a
Nursery and Ghd;s Hospital sSS
oorohers 22UO
VARIOUS APPROPRIATIONS.
The following amounts were ordered to be taken
from the account Of armories and drill rooms and
placed to the aforementioned appropriations:
SalaresJudciary for Marine Court. $lNl
General SESSIONS 4496
Total. $571
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Office ........... $1,000
Contract Commission expenses 10000
Board OF Apportonmcnt expenses ............ 500
Judgments ................. 16 l39
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
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An appropriation OF $4,000 for the police fund
was ordered to be transferred from the account
Tor street cleaning.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
THE POLICE FUND,

Office sss sssoo5
Contract Commission, expenses OF. .......... 10000
Board OF Apportionmcnt. expenses Of. 800
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01

Your fine expression, tell me now. [ pray,
Where in the name of Heaven you got
your cheek
A poet interested in the subject of
dying, sends to the Bureau this
am dying, Katrin, dyingg
What was fading now grows bslght
Change DER all IS eweetly lying
Angels shall see tonight
am dying, katrin, dying
And l feel--a Heavenly splash
am dying, katrln, dyingf s
Annoying my mouSfache
Apropos to dying is anothei
There was Young lady Of Mecca,
VINO laughed at the name of Rebecea-
Till her friends In despalr;s .e @-s...
Dyed yellow her hair,
For they. thought that might possibly
check her. E.# #hN se
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ggQai nntt.2s.
TIE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT, DIS
~ TRICT OF RUTLAND, IS.
Be it remembered, that at a session of
the Probate Court holden at Rutland, with
in aud for said district, on the 10th day of
January. 4. d. 1872.
Present Hon. WALTER c. DCNToS, Judge.
Whereas, Samuel w. Harrison, admins
traitor of the estate of Joseph Wetmore,
late Of Rutland, in said district deceased,
has this day presented to said court, bis
petition in writing, setting forth. that 1T
will be necessary to sell the real estate of
said deceased, for the payment of the debts
and charges of administration, .and there
in making application to sat@ocourt for IL
cense to make such sale.
1t is ordered that all persons interested
in the estate of said deceased, be notified
to appear before said court, at the Probate
o8ice in Rutland, in said district, on the
9th day otFebruary, s.. D. 1872, by public8-
ton of this order, three weeks Successive
ly previous thereto, 10 the &utland HER
AID, q newspaper printed at &utlam6
aforesaid, to show cause, if any they mo8y
have, why said license saOuld not bGo
granted. JOEL G. BAKER.
3&30' 8@Gist&T9
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STATE OF VERMONT.
- RUTLA&D, 5. 5.
HENRY u. LAPHAM AND
WELLINGTON kETCHAM In Chancery-
" 18th January. 1872

~ u. >. -
HENRY q. LAPHAM ANDl
WELLfEGToN kETCHAM In Chancery,
V. 18th January, 1872
GEORGE o. KILBURN.
Whereas, Henry G. Lapham of Brooklyn,
New York, and Wellington ketcham OF
Fairhayen, Vermont, have filed their bill
In Chancery, in said court, against George
O. kilburM of Salisbury, in the state OF
Connecticut.
Setting forth that said orators are the
owners in fee Of certain gTis6 mill and
premises and naill yard thereto belonging,
situate oa the north bank o6 Castleton
River 10 said Fairhaven, upom the Paper
Mill Falls $50 calledl being part Ofthe same
premises conveyed by Matthew Lyon to
asa Smith and He3aa@ Hoffman, by deed
Gated 90 July, 1875, at @hich time and ever
since there hos been standing 90 said pre-
B0ises @ grist mill &@d also saw mill, Ond
that OF said time there w8s large strip OF
land between sGjd mills and the high
way Yrhica eTas used as 0. mill yard and
CoHnmOI, md that they had end have
rig0t to have oil the premises In Eont OF
said mills GSpt open 8s SommoM for the
mutual use of said r3ills and 3Verring thSt
the defendant came into the possession of
sold saw 5nili7by deed subject to the co.,
d3tiOns of sold deed from Lyon to SDlith s.
Hoffm0n,a and that said defendant pretends
Zoe is the sole oHner OF oil the land in front
of said g,rist and soy @llllS, and THAT he a0S
toe sole right to use and occupy the same,
and that defendant tore dOyH said old sa%
mill Dad built O. NeT one tpTenty feet fur
Their north 0nd t%en5y feet nearer S0lQ
QE1SI Dl1lI IMAM SUlU 5)Its 81 Ilfl StOOu UIlN
so l0GGted chat the saIae encrO8ches upon,
blocks up, end greatly interferes with the
road to and frOra said 29'ist mill, which
sold orators claim they have the right TO
use and keep Open.
And setting forth thai some ti0lc in 1860
defendant erected large three story brick
budding with O frame addition in eaid mill
yard ia front of so8id sac mill, end th8t
since sold last erection defendant has
greatly INSTRUCTED said yard and rood by
piling logs and lumber therein, etc.
3nd praying that said defendant may lie
cnjOincd from further obstTucting sold
roadway and yard rs st0tcd in said bill.
Phc s&id George Q. Milbu1n being with
out this State so that said bill OfcOmpl8int
cannot be served upon him,
1T is ordered that he be required to APP
pear on the first day of the next stated
term of said Court to be held at Rutland,
within aud for the County of Rutland
aforesaid, on the second Tuesday of March
A. d. 1872, and make answer 80 said bill of
complaint, by publishing the substance of
said bill of complaint, with this order,
three weeks successfully in the RUTLAND
HERALD, a newspaper printed az Rutland
aforesaid. the last of which shall be at least
twenty days previous to the commence
ment Of said term of said court.
Dated at Rutland, the 18th day of 3Anu-
Qry, ~ ID. 1872.
HENRY II. sHITH. Clerk.
II. G.. WOOD, solicitor 3W3W.
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During the ~upcriutcndcrceo OF Dr. " tI~on
at the Bloomingda]c Asylum, this sad re-
suit occurred to two patients. Reason had
for time lett them. and both died OF
epilepsy. They were of both sexes. and
about twenty years of age.
Who can say that these cNceSscs are not
frequently followed by those diretul
diseases, Insanity and Consumption The
records of the Insane Asylmn~, and the
melancholy dcath@ by consumption, bear
ample witness to tee truth of these o~ScI-
tions In Lunatic Asylums the Iaost
melancholy exhibition appears. The coUp-
tcnGncc is actually sOdden and quite dcs-
titute: neither mirth nor grief ever visits
it. should q sound of the voice occur it X
rarely articulatc.
With wOful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiIed."
While We regret the existence of the
above diseases and symptoms, we are pre-
pared to offer an invaluable gift Ofchemi~-
try for the removal OF the consequences -
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M A \ III Q O D
YOUNG AND RISING GENERA
IN T!dE
TON

Cine vegetatlg9 powers of lice ore strong,
but in q few years how often the p&llid hue,
the lacll-lustrc eyes and emaclated form,
and the inlPossibility ofapplication to mem
tai effort, show their baneful in6uence. It
soon becomes evident to the observer that
some depressing influence is checking the
development of the body. Consumption is
talked of, and perhaps tie youth is remOv-
ed from school and sent into the country.
This is one of the worst movements. Re-
moved from ordinNry diversions of the
ever-changing scenes of the city, the pow
ers of the body, too much enfeebled to
give zest to healthful and rural exercise,
thoughts are turned inwardiy upon them
selves.
If the patient be a female the approach
of the menses is looked for with anxiety,
as the first symptom in which nature is to
show her saving power in ditfusing the
circulation and visiting the cheek with the
bloom of health. Alas increase of appetite
has grown by what it fed on. The energies
of the systelQ are Frustrated, and the whole
economy is deranged- The beautiful and
wonderful period in which body and mind
undergo so fascinating change from child
to woman, is looked for in vain. The
parents heart bleeds In anxiety, and
fancies the grave but waiting fCC its victim.
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HEDfBOLD'S
BUCHU.
FOR WEAKNESS RAISING FROM EN-
CESSES OR EARLY INDIS-
CETIO<.

attended with the following symptoms
IndispositiOn to exertiOn, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing
General Weakness, Horror of Disease, W sak
Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror of
Death, Night Sweets, Cold Feet, Wakcful-
ness, Dimness of Vision, Langor, Universal
Lassitude of the Muscular system. Often
Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptic Symp-
toms, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness of the Skia, Pallid Counten@nce
and Eruptions on the Face, Pain in the
Back, Heayjness Ofthe Eyelids, Frequently
Black Spots Flying before the Eyes, with
Temporary Sulusion and Loss of Sight,
Want of Attention, Great Mobility Rest
lessnes- with Horror of Society. Nothing
is more desirable to such patients than
Solitude, and nothing they more dread, for
fear of themselves; no repose Of manner,
no earnestness, no speculation. but hur-
ried transition from one question to an
other,
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Humorous Readings.

D. .....I yI-;.f.
- "" way fl,2 H1l'' ,yrr,,,I,o,,.
A., ,'G "II tT. ,orn-I (biIJIil,c children.
H. ,,,o,,,or,a cI,h tn hroomstick
TIC Pacific maiIs"-Ouict husbands.
Pcrfumrd Gloves are now cssencc-tiaL
The rcady-moncy systcm-Dm, or be
done.
\ tim" t" run Nh'n you are III 4
hurry.
\ pa' 9i-I' 40 0'-" '"''''' ''"''
name 10 Il i''l.'
II al! o"~A Us &'"''' '~ ''' '''.' " !"
''pN''' ~,
NhrA r. Il DO" MOI DOW " 'o' TT
Is IL po"-NIl",'
Inc.y can '"tE'r7 a'''''s''I'' '''''"-
tors III ~. LOUIS
, ?eli-maar men are very 'i' :" "''-
snip 'he'' i',''>' =.
w hat - the worst sent MAN can Hil
on; Nrll-roor"'
Both Wa'rum"u and wild Indians
feather their sNu'~'
The best band to accompany lady
yocalist-a husband
You may always recognize a cham
payne maker by his tizz.
AleAla says tlal me ufaItSt 9POt Oh
earth to him is niagara.
Good musicians execute their music:
the bad ones murder i.
When betting men say they'll take
you take care it's not in.
Uowto overcome your sorrows--trikc
one of your own -ighs.
rtiourtfa-If Won nav visit If is not
necessary to take ~ receipt.
E,,o,1ish c,,tla ore sill bnaIs over head
in fbs foot end month disease.
,.,4 ,I,ai. ,,n,.,1 ,f roo. -,
2oio men ~ tilvil tti Fa - tsoIf
'NH' ".'' ll',, -, ~ ,,,, tb Fashion
"a man may Nc 5i I f, u ,li' lsii'o'i
"l ms loS' "''i'"'a" i'o i'i'0"7 It.
oman 9 Hr5v .ell,,t S IMAM 20 eau, lie
'ooA ~ "iii'i>iL'7 va i''' y" II d, C'"''C,
a passenger on one Of 'Ie NeW\S OK
ferry boats iate'y Sn"ozed hlmseif over
BOARD
Strange to say, no matter now wei
paid dentist is, he always looks down
i'm the mouth
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EARM FOR SALE.

Pleasantly located, imilefrom the village of
Fairhaven, containing 60 acres or more; has
abundance of living water; wood more
than sufficient for the use of the farm. II
is well provided with barns and outbuild-
ings. Seldom is a farm so pleasantly To-
Gated near church, school and market Of
fered for sale. For terms and other par
ticulars inquire of the subscriber. on the
premises. j. W. ESTY
Fairhaven, vt. january Q, 1872. wiw
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THEE SYMPTOMS, II ALLOWED TO
GO ON WHICH THIS MEDICINE INVA-
RIABIY REMOVES SOON FOLLOW Loss
OF POWER. rATUITl AND EPILEPTiC
FITS. IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT
MAY EMPIRE
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STATE OF VERMONT.

~ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, IS.
To all persons interested in the estate of
q. W. Hastings, late of utland.in said dis
trict. deceased. GREETING
By the authority of the state of Vermont
you are hereby notified to appear before
the said Probate Court, at the Probate Of
fee in utland, in said district, on the 9Th
daS of February, 4. ID. 1872 to show cause
if amy you have, why the account of Lo-
renzo sheldon, administrator 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 rutland, in said district, this
18th day of January, A. d. 1872.
JOEL c. BAKER.
Sw3W Register.
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II TT COCHRAN NJ n

Respectfully tenders his profession
al services to the people of Castleton and
vicinity. All orders left at the Bomoseen
House and at the Drug Store will receive
prompt attention.
p. 81 will sell my house and lot, plea
sanity situated on Main street, West Rut-
land, or exchange the same for d suitable
location in Castleton.
Jan. 18th, 1872. 4w4w