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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-18
STATE OF VERMONT.
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PHILIP WELDON
In Chancery.
STuLMAN c. WHITE.
ID. /. CRANDALL,
InsERH Aims

V. In Chancery.
STILLMAN c. WHITE.
d. /. CRANDALL, Sept. Term, 1871,
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Whereas. Philip Welcome of Fairhaven,
in the county of Rutland, has filed his pc
fition and entered the same in said Court
of Chancery. against Stillman Z. Mhlte OF
Rutland. Joseph Adams of -, ana y. l..
Crandall OF Kingsbury, New York. u
Setting forth that on the 30 November,
1865 one s. H. Myers and wife mortgaged
to petitioner a certain piece OF land stu
ate in FaiThavcn aforesaid, bounded pc
ginning at the north east corner Of lot OF
land owned by &. O,Del thence ives on
said O'DeI's north line to land of d; Nc
Namara and thence north on said Mona
rnara's east line 70 feet thence easUefly ~
a line parallel with SAID ODeIl nofIn IIf0
to the highway % feet to the place OF be-
ginning containing about 40 square RODS OF
land. with a condition for the redemption
of the same on payment OF certain noIS
therein described; and that alterWaros
said Myers and wife mOrtgaged SAID pre-
misses to d. Leonard and Joseph Adams,
and that said mortgage deed mas since
been assigned to D. Lyman CraQdall afo9i9-
said and that afterward SAID Myers anu
wife mOrtgaged said premises 70 salQ Sllli-
man c. White. And praying that SAID de-
PENDANTS may be foreclosed OF their equity
of redemption in the same. q
The said -. Lyman Crandall being with
out this State 50 that said petition cannot
II Is ordered that he be required to APP
near ON the first day Of the next stated
Term of said Court to be held at Rutland
within and for the cOuIIy Of Rutland afore
said. on the second Tuesday of March, a.
D. 1872 and make answer to said Istltlon,
nv publishing the substance of said petltl-
on with this order, three weeks successive
" in the Rutland HERALD, newspaper
printed at Rutland Aforesaid, Ihe last q
which shall be at least twenty DAYS prev1-
Gus to the commencement Of said term OF
said court. -
Dated at Rutland. the 18th day OF Janu-
airy. \. d. 1s72. e.,,,,-r, OIL
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NEW YORK. Jan. II.


CorroN The market is steady. Sales
1000 bales. Middling Uplands p &c.
FLOUl;-Nlallct lower. sales 700 Dds
state $500 to 7.4U, Round Hoop ONO 500
10 10. Western S5.90to $50. southern $3.50
to $50.
WHEAT The market is less firm. sales
5000 bush. so. I spring ~l35 70 sl.3s. IN
Store. No. > spring Sl.53 to LOO, Winter RED
western 1lG1 to lGi. White Michigan sl.6o
cons Market is easier. sales $1,000
bush. New mixed Western 53@75c ahoat
oar -llarkcj quiet and steady. sales 3D.
600 bush. at 5lGt56c.
BEEF Market steady.
PORK Market j. firm. Ne" mess >l4''o
old ~l}.lG.
LARD Market easy at 9@9hc.
RICE-Niarlzct is steady at s4@Sa.
BUTrER-NaIllet is steady.
WHHSIY-<O minal at 80.
GUGAR-Market is firm. MuscoNadh
a. g2,c. refining 9hM92c.
COFFEE-Market is firm. Rio 49, q Zl5ac'
MOLAssES-N Market is firm. Ne" Orleans
l5 q SIC.
NAVAL STORES.
SPIRITS TrErENTINE Market is firm
RoslN -ThcmarSct is quiet at $40 for
strained. ,,..-.
PETROLEUM Market is dun. Crude 1870
l3b refined % "a a 23kc.
TALLOW- Market is steady AT ; a49'.
WOOL-Firm. Pulled G6Qt67.
Frcight- to Liverpool is dull.
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A1lorNr - KIND on LIQUID.
REMARKS.

%"Barometer reduced" mean that az LODI oD-
aerT0fi0ns are reduced to one UNIFORM
tT6e nressnre Of vapor affects the bar
ometer reports and are to be taken into to
account in a-ccrtain@ the real pressure "i
tRrJafjvG Humidity gives the amout OF
van0r held in SUSPENSE in the in the atnlo7-
phere. 1000 indicates complete satuTall non.
50 that should the temperature IiL tN
occur. . .-.,.ll,
OF 10. No number attached TO. lht ulIciI--
orrr,pt5hlr. 10 would Indicate the most
Violent Hurricane. ,t ~.
The Variation of the magnetic Mrrdit III
New Englaud is always west. lHtI' ''''
dl:ly vHriatiuus, also periodic.
THEA amount oGcloudjUcSi is giN"HHr''f'-
in4 to scale of 10.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DIS

> TRICT OF RUTLAND, -s.
Be il remembered. that 81 2 session o.
the Probate Court holden at IRELAND, with
i'm and for said district. On the 10th day O.
January. A. j. 1872.
Whereas. samuel ". HaITiSOn, tJnllnis-
traitor of the estate OF BC-epbs ~ erGOre,
late OF Rutland, im said diSgict. deceased,
has this day presented 10 5aid court, ~.
petition IN writing. @eitilA' forth. that lf
win be necessary To sell the real es@'ale oi
said deceased. Tor the payment Of the oeDt@
and charges Of administration. sand there
in making application 10 said court Tor IL
cenen to make such sale. o
Ii j. ordered that AN persons interested
i'm the estate Of said deceased be motlhea
10 appeal before said epusT. ut The Probate
oftic.. in Rutland fn said district. on the
Gth daN of February. 4. -. l1I2 by puDlca-
ton Of this order. tir~r weeks successive
In previous thereto. in the Rutland tEk-
tID. a newspaper printed al huilah1
aforesaid. TO show cause. ii any they may
have. why aid license should not be
United JOEL q. BAkER.
So, Register.
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Arrival and departure of Trains.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
FROM Bellows Falls, LAP & 1900 q. M, *2.1o
& 1880 pm. -o
1890 D. m. .aoo -
b Bennington, tll.45 a. m, 6lO 1000 p
m.
q" saratoga, +ll.45 a. m. & 9.10p. M,
" Salem, 40 & $50 a. M, 1880 q *4.55 p. m
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 12.45, 1870 & 11.5O a. M,
" Burlington rim l.55 $500 a. IA, 1920 & sos
g Port Henry, t5.OO-a. M, & sos p. M.
" bennington, 1880 & 1870 a. M, q 2.la p.
50 saratoga, $50 & IO.15 a. M, & $3.50 p. M.
- Salem, 40 & 1900 a. M, *l.OO 4 BOO m.
G. Mail Train. IMlEeu'
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Reported expressly for THE HERALD by
c. G. CHAMBERLIN & Co., Commits
sion Merchants, 70 and 81 Fan
euil Hall Market, Boston.
CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- of Fairhaven, IS. The Probate Court
for the District of Fairhaven. To all per-
sons interested in the estate of Rebecca L.
Poor, late of Poultney in said district, de-
ceased GREETING:
Bvthe Authority of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before
the said Probate Court, at the Probate
Office in CastletOn, in said District on the
10th day of February, A. d 1872, to show
cause, if any you have, why the account of
\. C.. Hyde, 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 CastIetOn, in said district, this
9th day of January. 1. ID. 1872
3w3w HENRY L. CLARK, Register.
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New Hampshire Politics.

KEENE, Jan. II.
The Democratic councillor convention
at NARROW, to-day, nominated Oscar Fl.
Bradley, of Jaffray, for councillor, and
G. G. Chandler of Keene, and G. E.
Dame of Newport, as delegates, and
A. Dickinson of Winchester, and Har-
vey Houton of Unity, as substitutes to
the Democratic National Convention.
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Printers Festival.

CoNcoRD, n. H., Jan. II
The printers and editors assoc lation
of New Hampshire, met her.. to-day,
and elected officers for the Ensuing year.
President, P. B. Cogswell of Concord
Some amendments were made to the
constitution, and vote of thanks
passed to y. NJ. Hill, the retiring presi-
dent. 1t was voted to hold the next
annual meeting at Concord
A reception was held in the evening,
and followed by banquet.
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Local business Notices.

EXAMPLE FOR THE LADIEs.-Mrs. J.-Van
Bergen, of rochester, n. Y, purchased her
Wheeler & Wilson Machine in 1858 In the
first IA months she made 1905 vests ana
pairs of pantaloons, from the coarsest TO
the finest material, besides doing her fam
ily sewing. She has not broken needle
for the last seven years.
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Maryland senatorshiP.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. is.
There were five ballots in the joint
session of Tue Legislature, this morning,
for United States Senator, without re-
suit. The asst vote was: Eickers, %
Dennis, %: Earl, o; Thomas, 8; Hen
nv. 70
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Erorn Cincislma1t.
CINCINNATI. Jan Il.

The cDroner's jury at Maysville, Ind,
have found a verdict Of manslaughter
against 1 railroad engineer for running
over a MAJ last Monday.
A bill has been introduced in the leg
islaturc establishing negro testimony in
co,1rtc
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From ireland.

DUBLIN, Jan. II.
Cardinal Cullen theoretically protests
against making Edverton wholly seculor,
and call has been issued signed by in
fluential citizens, to signify the opposi-
ton of Irish people to any measure, hay
inc that object in view.
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From France.

PARIS, Jan. Il.
A number of ex-officers of the army,
at the invitation of the japanese govern
ment, are about to proceed to Japan to
instruct the native army in military tao
tics.
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From Italy.

VIENA, Jan. II.
Baron Won Halsegsthan has been APP
pointed Minister of Finance for the
whole empire, and Herr Won Ports
Minister of Finance in the Italian
government,
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.

The Herald is the only paper in
the County of Rutland, or this sec
ton of Vermont that takes Teie-
graphic news. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regu-
farIV,
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IaGo Eeairy MARKETS.


There IS no change in quotations, but
a better home demand is reported from
New York. The highest quotation is "A
cents.
The receipts of cheese in New York,
for last week were 1915 boxes. and the
exports were /. 222 boxes. The receipts
for the same time last year were 1870
boxes, and the exports were $685. boxes,
and the highest price paid was IS cents.
The Utica HeraI expresses the .opin-
ion that there is less cheese in the cOun-
try than there was last year at this time.
The total stock on hand in Canada is
estimated at not over ten or fifteen
thousand boxes.
The production of cheese is the Unit
ed States during the year 1860, reported
by the census, was los, 788, 659 pounds
an increase of a little over 10000 in the
previous ten years. The increase in
1870 over the previous year was over
131, 900, 600 pounds Out of the 1885,
500, $50 pounds produced, 53,495, 105
pounds are returned as the product of
private diaries, leayin 181, 015, 494 pounds
as the product of the cheese factories of
the United States in 1870 The Utica
Herald expresses the belief that the pro-
duction of 1871 is as large as 1870.
BUTTER.
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From Spain.

MADRID, Jan. II.
The frigate Numarcia has sailed from
Cadiz for Havana.
Espartero has declined the title of
Prince of Vergara offered by the King.
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"A NERMON

- DISTRICT OF RUTLAND s..
To an DcrsOnS Interested in the estate OF
G. W HaStinu4. late Of utland.ln sald us
t,;ct dnceased. GEEETISG:
BY the authority Of the state Of vermont
Won are hereby notified to appear DeiOre
inc said Probate Court. at the Probate D1-
flee IN utIand. in said district, on the btl
dav OF February, 4. j.. ls12, TO show cause
III any Won have. why the account OF Io-
renZ0 Sheldon. administrator Of the estate
Of said deceased should not be allowed,
and also why the residue OF said estate
should not be distributed 70 the pafls7
entitled thereto. -.
Dated at rutland. in said district tll1s
JOEL c. BAKER.
2,.9ty register
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WANTED Five Vermont

NTED - Eve Vermont Men.
w from 90 to IS years Of age. to sell our
o,raat Illustrated Bible. The engrayings
alone cost $4,000. We want men OF SUM-
Gent ability to take charge OF large sec
tioI, of territory and train other agents az
10. an eSnerience of six months at canvas
sing. We will pay a liberal salary from the
Commencement, and increase 1t as rTaPah ,llf
' 81 e y,eferences will be acceptable. Give
age and experience in business. We pre-
Sey merchants. school teachers or farmers.
A few men will be employed ON comLl1s-
sion Address w. j. HOLLAND * CO.,
S,S,in ofieId. Mass. jl3d&wlw
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HAIR TEA.

\ lady writes: About six months ago
my hair was coming out so badly that at
every dressing l used to get a handful,
which, not wishing to throw away, I laid
by in box. I have used two bottles of
your Hair Tea, and now do not get
enough to tie the ends of my braids, and
have to go to the box for a few hairs for
that purpose. Think every lady ought to
know what remarkable Hair Preserver
you make"
DR.. Kenney's Hair Tea. complete Toi-
let Article to beautify and invigorate the
Hair. is sold by Druggists everywhere at
q oonar bottle. 22:w35.eow.
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Meteorological Report for the
WeeE ending saturday. Janu-
airy 18th, 1912, taken at the
state Normal School, CastIetOn,
VT.
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4 NCHOR LINE STEAM + Il 5
n sail. every Wednesday and Saturday,
to and from go .,.,,,,r-
Calling at Londonderry to land MANS anu
PASSENGERS The Steamers of this Iayoflte
line are built expressly for the Atlantic
Passenger Trade, and fitted up IN every
respect with all the modern improvements
calculated to insure the safety, comfort
and convenience of passengers.
PASSAGE RATES PAYABLE N CURRENCY
To GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL AND Ion
DONDERR1.
First Cabin. sos and s75, according to loca-
ton. Cabin return tickets, sl3o, securing
hest accomm odations. intermediate, Sd.
Parties sending for their friends IN the
old Country can purchase tickets al reduc-
cd rates For further particulars Apply "
Henderson Brothers, Bowling Green, y.
Y. or to s. w. ROWELL, National Bank OF
Rutland, Rutland, Vt. JabI1uI!
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CLAnESDox.-A Town Spelling School
will be held in ;he Town Hall, at Clar-
cndon South Flats, on the evening OF
January odd commencing at 6 o'clock.
Parents and others interested in the adj
7aucement of our common schools, are
3 -uestly invited to attend, and every
ea' N should be interested in a subject
cltlz1 Nately connected with the best in
50 lntn- ID future destiny of our coun-
IefeStS al II. B. SPoFFoRD,
try. Town Superintendent.
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Steamer Sunk.

New ORLEANS, Jan. II.
Steamer Salado, with 800 bales of cot
ton, sunk in Upper river. No lives lost.
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Beef per 100 lbs on total weight Of
hide, tallow and dressed meats, $3.50
@S1O.O0 first quality, S9.0O@S9.50D;
second quality, s. 800@S8.87; third quail
ity, S6.00@S175.
Western cattle, live weight, best from
74c@74c good, 64c@7c; light, 5@6c
Working oxen S75@S250. Handy
steers, S36@$100, or much according to
their value as beef.
Mich COWS and calves, from $40 to
$50. Extra from $50 to 800. FarrOw
and dry COWS, from $15 to $50.
Yearlings 81. 50@S18.00; two year
olds, S12@$28 three year olds, $3.50
S45
Fat hogs, SIC per Id.
Sheep per b., live weight, 54@64c per
h.; extra, 7@8c.
Spring lambs S3@S5.
Prices of hides, tallow and skins
Brighton hides, Sc per h.. country
hides, 85@9c per lib. Brighton tallow,
6@61c; country tallow, 5@2ac.
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state Teachers Association.

A few days since THE HERALD Soon
tanned a notice of the annual meeting OF
the State Teachers Association. 1t
seems to be a prevailing custom in these
DAYS for those engaged in the same occu-
patton to form associations. They do so
to promote the interest of their peculiar
business. THey show an interest in these
associations, and in the meetings, whore
topics relating to their profession are
discussed
The teachers of the State are invited
to the twentY-sec0nd annual meeting.
This would indicate that they made an
early move in this method Of promot-
inc the interests of the cause in which
they are engaged The association is
then lust attaining its full age. its ma
iority. 1t ought now 10 be a power III
the State for good 1t might be well to
celebrate this event. In tWcnty-One
years it has acquired ability to accom-
plish very much of good, and its whole
aim is rather to promote the good Of
others. than of its individual members.
The coming meeting promises to be
one of great value. The teachers and
the topics should prove great attractions.
/ The teachers Of the State should rally at
this meeting in numbers to tax the hos
pitaGty Of the hospitable people Of Mid
dIebury. Already have rooms been tn
/ gagged at the hotel ny SONIC who prefer
/ quarters there
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n. ". stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. II.

Money easy at 5Q7 per cent, closing at
5l4G per cent.
Currency is pouring. in from all parts
and the banks are Offering to lend national
bank notes for five days free of interest
provided the borrowers return legal ten
deT-. -
sterling exchange dull at l09%91094.
Gold steady at l0Ss 9l09. Carrying rates
4@5 per cent. Borrowing fiat. Clearings
81, 100000.
Governments strong and higher.
state securities strong and higher.
The stock market has shown more spec
ulativc brilliancy than for months past
and stocks advanced in large transactions
irrespective of the intrinsic worth of
stocks since the one o'clock call. About About
hand. The features of the day were Pa
cine Mail. Union Pacific, North Western n
Toledo 4 Wabash, st. Paul, Western Union
ana Hannibal & st. Joseph. The advance
ranged from a one-half to one per cent,
Which was followed by a reaction late in
the day. when some spectators sold their
stocks and accepted the inviting profits OF
the advance.
J, r1r
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DARRE ACADEMY.

The Spring Term viii begin February p,
1872.
Thirty-five Dollars will pay expenses for
boSrd and room eleven weeks.
j. S. SPAULDING.
Barre. Jan. 3. 1872. janI0deod4w&w4w
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UTTER MARKET. The

UTTER MARKRT. The
ST ALBANs was quite active for
market on Tuesday ranging from "A
winter diaries, prices quality. Extra
to 26 cents, according t . offerings in
fall made SO cents. \ hing doing in
other grades. There is not ged.
cheese, and prices are unchan.
STATE DEBTs.-There is cur York,
incidence in the debts of New hat
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts 4. {
of New York is 500, 482, 702 that o
Massachusetts is $4,000, 1854; while
that of Pennsylvania is reported as {
nearly $4,000, 900. /
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Rutland County Agricultural so-
ciety.

ciety.
The annual meeting of the Rutland
Jounty Agricultural Society was held at
he Bardwell House, on Wednesday at
ernoon at one o'clock. l.. Howard |
Kellogg. Esq, President, Miner Hilliard'
Secretary.
The reports of the Board of Trustees
md the Treasurer were read and adj
opted.
The Society then proceeded to the
election of officers, which resulted as
follows:
PRESIDENT,
Henry F. Lathrop, Pittsford,
INDEPENDENTS,
S. D. Townsend, Wallingford.
]. s. Benedict, Castleton.
SECRETARY,
Miner billiard, Rutland.
TREASURER,
Jesse L. Billings, Rutland
AUDITORS,
Lensey Round, Clarendon.
G.. c. Pierce, Clarendon.
Horace II. Dyer, Rutland.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Franklin Billings, Rutland.
Porter Benson, Clarendon.
Z. Nearing, Brandon.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Benson. Rollin c. Gleason.
Brandon, n. T. Sprague, Jr.
Castlet0n, H. 0. Brown.
Clarendon, A d. Smith.
ChittendOn, W. o. Harrison.
Dandy. ]. c. Williams.
Fairhaven, J. w. Hamilton.
Hubbardton, Seneca Root.
Ira, Lester Fish.
MiddletOwn, E. w. Gray.
Mt. Tabor, L. P. Howe.
Mt. Holly, William Billings.
Pittsfeld. c. W. Brigham.
Pittsford, Ransom Burditt.
Pawlet, Warren Hulett.
Poultney, F. W. Moseley.
Rutland, Grin Thomas.
Sherburn, Daniel W. Taylor.
Shrewsbury, H. c. Gleason.
Sudbury, J. NJ Ketchum.
TinmOuth, John T. Ballard.
Wells, Wesley Rowe.
Wallingford, John S. Emery
West Haven, Rodney c. Abel.
The eleventh article of the bylaws
was amended so as to read as follows:
ARTICLE II. 1t shall be the duty Of
the Board of Trustees to take charge of
and keep in repair the grounds and
PREMISES of the society, to make all con
tracts for repairing or renting ali or any
mart or privilege on SAID grounds to pro
vide means for collecting and securing
.rcl fees for admission to the grounds
as the Board of Directors may prescribe.
and for cultiyatmg, managing and dis
posing Of all crops grown on the grounds.
And they shall keep an account embrace
inc al the items OF receipts and cNpCns-
q in the performance Of their duty, and
rpD0r the ,amc 10 the annual meeting.
They shall also have power to draw or
irrs on the treasurer for all contracts
and expenditures under their supervision.
and ali moneys received by them shall
he p3id to the treasurer. taking hi@ re-
ceiDt therefor.
The thanks of the society were voted
to John W. t'ramton for the use Of HE
hall. and accommodations .cNtendrd tc
the society.
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BEAUTIFUL CHROMOS, STER
ID eocopes and Views, Picture Frames,
Music and Musical Instruments, ana nu-
r0erous other things soitrble Tor Holday
Gifts, at T. r. 'iIilh'A "
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The above books and pieces, sent, post
free, on receipt of retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
CHAS II. DITSON & CO, New York.
MISUNDERSTANDING
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The prices remain the same, and the
New York market is reported little
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1I~HE AME ICAN TUNE BOOK,

Beautiful song OVER THE SILENT
RIVER. CatIin. 40.
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LIME STATlONEET--Fr..~.h aaj
English Ladies' Note Paptr.2l
J. L. NIFEIER'S,
- Merchants Row.
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MASON 4 HOADLEY'S
NEW SYSTEM FOR BEGINNE Err;

Very popular piano piece. THE SHEP-
HERD BOY. Wilson. 80.
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ssOSF0N nTyE STOCK MARKET.
Forthe Week Ending Tuesday, Jan. lG, 1872.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.

AMOuNr OF STOCK A MARKET.
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TRIAL LIST.
FOR FEBRUARY TERM, 1872

FOR FEBRUARY TERN, 1872.
w. A, Holenback VS.. c. S. Richardson.
S. \. Ford et al. vs.. II. McCloskey ct. al.
). A. Ford ct. al, VS.. B. McClnskey Ct al.
solomon Zent- vs. John Il. Legnard.
Robert. G. Hill Vs., John Is. Legnard.
George X. Thayer VS.. II. 4. Nolan * Co.
B. s. Bentley VS.. j. y. Croyle x Co.
Charles Leeper VS.. Warren 4 Franklin Ry
Co.
p. Mining &c Co. VS.. George S. Hunter.
Il. l.. Jones VS.. Daniel Murphy.
II. II. MAY vs.. James T.. Whisner ct. al.
II. II. May VS.. John Miller ct. al.
Adda Hunter VS.. O. Gilman.
w. III. Lowrie W. Andrew Cook OF. al.
Elizabeth Geer W.. II. g.. Scott ct. al.
r &. Scott VS.. II. o. Carson.
j, Childs ct al. vs.. Dai!y, Crawford x Co.
j. b. AGNEW, Prothv.
January 10, 1872. 33-8i
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M IN u T e S

Of the 5th .AnnWdl Meeting Of the
Forest County Teachers I9lsti-
tue, held at IYOHestd, Jdsl. 20,
"a, %, and 20.
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Applications for License

The following persons have filed their
petititions for License, at the February
Term of Court. 1872:
John Peterson. Hotel, Trunkeyville, Har-
mOny Township.
c. ). Richardson, Trunkeyville, IIarmo-
ny Township.
Jacob Higgins, Fagundus, Harmony,
Township.
j. B. AGNEw, Clerk.
Tionesta. Pa, Jan. 20, lS72.