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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-07

POLITICIAN3' LIBEL SUITS IN PENNsYL-
WANNA. - The Philadelphia Inquirer.
says: 1t appears from the magistrates
returns to the Quarter Sessions for the
present term of the court, that there are
IA suits for libel pending against pub
fishers OF Philadelphia newspapers In
the larger number Of these suits it is not
denied that the exact truth has not been
published against the prosecutors, but
the law OF Pennsylvania, which makes
the libel the greater in exact proportion
as 1t is based upon the truth, is relied
upon to silence the public press. 1t is
/ worthy OF notice that all, or nearly
all, of the above actions were brought
by politicians, some of them by pOlitici-
ans who have nothing to dread so much
as an honest and yeracious exposure of
their persistent frauds upon the COM
munity. To prevent such exposures
they have invoked the aid Of the infam-
GUS law of libel, which makes it a Grim
inal offense to arraign before the people
those who are corrupting the ballot. or
otherwise pursuing a policy of fraud
and peculation. 1t is not only proper TO
say here, that if the truth could be adj
mitted as evidence, scarcely one of these
suits would have been brought. their
success depending entirely upon the ex-
clusion of the truth from the jury-box.
An attempt was made last week by
Mr.. Graham, Of Allegheny county, to
have the libel law so amended as to per
mt the truth under any such action TO
be admitted as evidence, but this at
tempt was defeated by Senator Harry
White, upon the pretense that such an
amendment would have "a tendency to
multiply libel suits.
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ONE of the most remarkable remedial
agents, either of ancient or modern times
is Smolander's Buchu. 1t should be in ev-
cry household. 1t removes or counteracts
kidney, bladder and glandular diseases.
diabetes gravel, mental and physical de-
bility, loss of yfgor caused by youthful in
discretions, all female complaints, and
buoys up an snervated nervous system.
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but once day, their thirst is SO intense
that they are led to drink more than is
healthy for them to take at once, and
by taking so large an amount of water
they become chilled and their systems
deranged.
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ONE of the first physicians of Vermont
says, in speaking of cough remedies, ''for
several years 1 have closely noted the
medical properties and effects produced
by Weeks Magical Compound. The result
of my observations have been highly sat
isfactory. AS a domestic remedy for the
disease for which it is recommended, ii
win take place second to no other article
in ucp
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Norm CLARESDoN.-Th school in
district NO s. North Clarendon, taught
by d. l.. Farrar, closed on Saturday last,
after a term Of thirteen weeks, with an
examination in the different studies pur-
sued during the term. There were sew
cral visitors present. and the scholars re-
cciycd much credit for their rccitations
and behavior. James Barton took the
mcdH, which was presented by the
teacher, for the highest standing. John
JIayc. took the second best. The schol-
ars not absent were james and Jennie
Barton The only scholar not tardy was
Miss c. Haywood
After the exercises were over, Mis-,
Mary Arnold, with an affecting little
speech, presented her teacher with a
very nice napkin ring, as parting gift
from hi. scholars Il was an entire sur
prise; and it was some time before he
could find words to thank them for their
thoughtfulnc>S. Interesting remarks
were made 10y the visitors to the schol-
airs. The whole number Of scholars
was q.
We understand there is to be a spell
ing match at the school house in district
No. s. on "Wednesday evening next, he
tween the pupils of district No. and
district No, ,, to decide on the champion
spoilers of the town.
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The first Protestant baptism ever
performed in Cuba was solemnized near
havana by an Episcopal clergyman a
few days ago. "
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A FRIEND IN NEED. -Grace's Celebrated
Salve is friend indeed. Who has not
found it such in curing cuts, burns, bruis-
es, scalds, felOns, boils, and even the most
obstinate old ulcers and other sores? 1t is
q wonderful compound, suited alike to the
SKIN of the child and of the adult.
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PERKINS s HOUSES
1Ehh1No q hOI5 ;
Patent Metallic, Kerosene, or Coal OH
s A z Z T Y L a NJ p 6

SAFETY MPS.
These Lamps are adapted for all uses, Pub
lie or Private and are constructed on such
scientific principles that they can not be
exploded by the use of the most fnf1amable
oils, or by anything short of Nitro-GlyceT-
inc or Gunpowder. over 100000 sold, not
one of them has ever exploded. At whole
sale and retail by Allen FOlger, Manufs
Agent, Concord. y. II. All orders by mail
promptly attended to. March I, 4w
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How TO REDUCE Bones FOR AGRI-
CULTURAL PURPesEs.-A writer in the
HOrtlcultatTiSt says he buys bones OF the
butcher at dollar the hundred pounds,
and considers them the cheapest fertili-
ger he can obtain. He transforms them
into meal by the following simple and
effective process | have large water
tight hogshead standing outdoors, near
the kitchen. In the spring | cover the
bottom about six inches deep with dry
soil. On this put layer of bones about
the same depth, and cover them entire
ly with unleached ashes. On these an
other layer of bones about the same
depth. then ashes, and so on until the
hOgshead is full | have it then exposed
to the sun and rain all summer and Win
ter, until the next spring. Then, on re-
moving the contents of the hOgshead |
| find nearly all the bones so soft that
they will Crumble to powder under a
very slight pressure, and, mixed with
the ashes and the soil, they give a nice
little pile of most valuable manure, ready
for immediate use. ANY of the bones
not sufficiently subdued | return to the
hOgshead again for another twelve
months slumber.
New ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL
leading Philadelphia journal has remark
ed, that "there is no use in denying that
the whole interior of New England has
been pretty much exhausted for agricul-
/ tural purposes by its original population
This is not true. Poor as is our land,
we can produce more bushelssOf wheat,
corn, and other cereal grains, to the acre
than any other section of the country.
There is no difficulty in raising on fair
land, properly cultivated, IS or even 100
! bushels of corn, and 30 or 40 bushels Of
wheat to the acre. We are now busy in
blasting rocks, extracting stumps, and
draining meadows, and soon, if mechan-
/ zeal and trade pursuits do not by the
/ prospect of extraordinary profits entice
away from our rugged soils all the young
men, we will have New Englands fields
correspond in productiveness with those
of Old England. We have pluck here,
and are not frightened by a granite
bOwlder, or messy swamp we can
tear to pieces the one, and dry and pull
verize the other. New England may
yet become the garden of the country. -
! B02t0l J01l7uul Of CHeHltst9Y
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PETER c. JONES K SON1

Dealers i'm all kinds Of Paper. Also. Agents
for smith & Peters Printers Card stock,
No. I02 Dcvou~hire street. Boston.
augod&wly.
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PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT

For one or two persons of either sex. in
every town in the United states nv which
they may realize from $500 TO 81 .OO0 per
year, with but little interference with or
binary occupation. If the whole time is
devoted much larger sum viii be real
ICED. Boys and girls can make nearly "a
much as grown people. Some making
from 81 to SIS per week, For particulars.
address J, J. FARDELL 6 CO.,
Broadway, N I.
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DIR. GEO. Fl. FON.

Residence. No. > Cottage Street. ONCE in
DIR. Lewis Drug store. Rutland. Vt.
iuuGdtf
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\ UNIVERSAL ARTICLE OF FAITH. In
these days of religious contention it has
becnthought impossible to indicate an ar
ticlc of faith upon which all sects and
classes were united. There is one, howev-
en- and a very notable one, too, viz: a be-
lief which is implicit and universal in the
paramount efficacy of that matchless
household tonic and rccuperant, Planta-
tion Bitters. The constantly increasing
patronage which it receives has, it is true
excited the petty envy Of certain splenetic
advertisers of pinchbeck paneceas, who
hope to make a market for their own stag
nant, Watcry wares, by decrying all spirit
uous medicinal preparations. But the pub
lie can stomach neither their arguments
nor their pototions, and consequently re-
ject these very weak limitations of the enc
my ms entirety too thin.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-07

DEAD MEN TELL 80 TALES: if they did,
anathemas against the departing lancet,
the drastic purge, and the terrible salt
wants of the materia medica, would arise
from every graveyard. The motto of
modern medical science is Preserve and
Regulate, not destroy" and no remedy of
our day is so entirely in harmony with
this philanthropic logic as DR.. Walkers
Vegetable Vinegar Bitters. In this power
full, yet harmless restorative, dyspepsia,
bilious complaints, and all diseases of the
stomach, liver, bowels and nerves. en-
counter an irresistible antidote. m7w4
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FNTS wanted for the bright side
~ OF New York, Library of
information pertaining to its institutions
and Objects OF Interest. see that the box
you get Is by Rev. j. F. Richmond, 5 years
a City Missionary. A work worth having
and not q Sensation book. 200 Engraving.
Agents sell 40 Il day. L, b. Treat. PUBLISH
er, 805 Broadway, n. Y. March Z, 4vy
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CHEsTER-Town Clerk, n. y. Smith
Selectmen, w. p. Richardson, Lewis
Hill, Daniel Davis 3D.; Town Treasurer.
A. A. Smith, Overseer of Poor, A. S.
Adams; Constable and Collector, c. Q.
Locke; I'd Constable, G. p Spaulding:
Listers, r. H. Chandler, J. r. Richard
son, r. p. Pollard Auditors, p. II.
Robbins, j. w. Smith, Hugh Henry:
Town Grand Jurors. A. f. Head. s. il.
Leonard; Inspector of Leather, O. ".
Spaulding; Pound Keeper, J. A Mead;
Town Agent, Hugh Henry; Suparintcnd-
ent of Schools, Rev. 4. B. Flanders.
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BENSON Moderator, r. d. King :
Clerk, L. Howard Kellogg; Sclectmcn,
G B[ TTeasur w ToT SFo ASent G an
Trustee of {. S. Deposit Money! Dan l,
Crofoot; Overseer Of Poor, +. L. Bar
gins; superintendent of Schools, r, d.
King.
Town tax, to pay Indebtedness, Is
cents on grand list town tax, towards
town hall, 20 cents on grand list W.
f. Strong, John Balls and A. S. Bar
tholomew were elected a committee to
build town hall, during the present
season.
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It is rare thing that physicians give
amy countononcc to a medicine the manu-
facture of which is Il secret. About the
only exception We know of is Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment. This, we believe, all
endorse, and many of them use it in their
practice with great success.
Persons requiring purgativc pills sh Guild
be careful what they buy. Some pills not
only cause gripping pains, but leave the
bowels in a torpid, costive state. Parsons
Purgativc Pills viii relieve the bowels and
cleanse the blood without injury to the
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PHI ~ICIAN AND SURGE ON
CASTLETON, Vt.
Onicc over Northrop x Sons Drug store.
Boards az Lake BOmo-een House. *35wGmO
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SAVE THE CHILDREN.

Multitude5 of them suffer, Hngcr and die
because of pin-wOrms. The only known
remedy for these most troublesome and
dangerous of all worms in children or
adults, Is DR.. Gould's Pin-WOrm syrup.
Purely vegetable: sure death to all worms ::
valuable cathartic. and beneficial to
health. Warranted. Price reduced to 20
cents per bottle.
GEO. c. GOODWIN * co, Boston.
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RnRNHAM1s

-, NEW TURBINE is In general uss
- throughout the L. ;. a six inch =
Z is used by the Government IN the -
= Patent Office, Washington, d. g. Its -
simplicity OF construction and the =.
C power IL transmits renders IL the -
- best water Wheel ever invented. 2
= Pamphlet free. n. T. Burnham. -
York, Pa. March 7, ~
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MONDAY.

SENArE.-Mr. Morrill,, of Vermont,
from the committee on public buildings
and grounds, reported, with amendments
the bill providing for the erection Of a
government building at Utica, n. zap
propriating 100000.
Mr.. Conkling presented the memorial
of the New York Chamber ofCommercc
asking that they be permitted to pur-
chase the site Of the present pOst-oftice
in New York at the price which the GOV
eminent paid for it.
After some time spent in considering
the appropriation bill, the Senate adj
jOurned.
HOUSE. Mr.. DUEL presented petition
from the business men of Chicago against
the reduction of duties on foreign salt,
The House at 2.20 o'clock went into
committee on the whole on the deticl-
ency appropriation bill. After Il dis
cussion on the various matters embodied
in the bill, and without concluding its
considerations the committee rose.
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/ BEN~oN. In Justice We would say
that in the recent concerts in Benson,
I Mrs. II. W. Holmes has shown herself
to be in the front rank of musical artists
and in the execution of classical music,
as well as TO real musical eloQucnce we
venture to say she has hardly an equal
/ in the State.
The citizens of Benson have enjoyed
nearly hundred days of uninterrupted
good sleighing and it still continues as a
/ special favor to this wide awake town.
Song and festivity have quite ab-
sorbed the minds of the people during
the winter.
The cold weather seems to be 10th
to loose its hold but old Sol is daily get
ting the advantage and we are looking
for an early spring. but with slop and
al0sh in abundance.
All is life at the shop ofthc Strong
Boys" as they are called, where unsur-
passed wagons now appear in piles in
their shop-some even now engaged it
is said. ALAN.
RmroS -Ripton is raiding on the
rum-scllers, with marked results.
Certain men from Ripton gotpretty
happy. a few weeks ago, from the cf-
fccts of certain oraugea, bought of deal
ers in Middlcbury, at twenty-five cents
each.
On Friday evening last, Joseph
Leno got up ball at the Green Noun
tain House, Ripton, for the benefit of
the lovers Of the ardent. On Saturday
.minc host" was brought before Justice
Billings and fined twenty dollars and
costs for selling the liquor.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.-At East Middle
bury, Messrs. Edwin Lawrence and
Henry Persons have purchased the iron
works. and expect to commence work
at an early day Mr.. P, Billings is to
make the coal He is now at work tax
ing down the coal kilns on the east side
Of Lake Dunmore and moving them to
Ripton. southwest of the Bread Loaf
Inn, where there is plenty of wood.
WHY?-The Troy Times says: "Sena-
tor Edmunds, some time ago, gave no
tice of his intention to reply to the speech
of Senator Carpenter on ''the school
masters and civil service reform" But
no word has been heard from him upon
that point since Carpenter spoke. What
soals the lips of the Vermont Senator
upon this pre-eminent question of re-
form 2"
A Vicious ELEPHANT The vicious
elephant Romeo, the champion man.
killer of the shoWmen. tossed his keeper
up to the roof Of his stable, in Phila-
delphia, Friday, and would have tram
pied him to death as he came down, had
not an assistant diverted the brute's at
tention, while the bruised keeper crawl
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PAwLRT. Moderator, J. Randall
Town Clerk and Treasurer, H. Wick
ham Seleetmen, David G. Blossom, L.
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CLARENDON. MODERATOR Enoch Smith
Town Clerk, VIM T. Herrick: Select
men, John c. Spencer, Fred A Davis
Joseph Fuller; Constables, John c. Col
vim, Geo. w. Crossman; Listers, c. c.
Pierce, f. Congdon, Noel Potter; Over
seer of Poor, Selcctmen Treasurer ant
Trustee, H. Hodges; Town Agent, VIM.
S. Weeks; Auditors, NJ. 5. Clark, l.. F.
Colyin, A. d. Smith Grand Jurors, n.
NJ. Powers, J. A c. Ewing; Supcrin-
tcndent Of Schools, II. b. Spofford.
Voted a tax of 50 cents.
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NASCnEsTER. Moderator, A. G.
Clark; Town Clerk, Loveland Munson :;
Treasurer, JAS. p Black; Selectmen,
E. B. Smith, John BATHS, S. ". Boorn !;
Constable, |. E. Thayer Overseers of
Poor, Board of Selectmen Auditors,
Robert Ames, NJ S. Colburn, S. G..
Cone; Listers, E. B. Burton, c. f.
Long, r. W. Dean; Agent to prosecute
and defend suits, E. B. Burton: Town
Grand Jurors, A. j. Gray, r. W Dean
Superintendent of Schools, ". S. Blais-
dell.
Town tax 80 cents on the dollar.
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Moderator, r. Park, Town
Clerk, r. VI. Lewis Selectmen, G. II.
Parks, y. c. Grover ". Goodspecd ;
Town Treasurer, r. VI, Lewis; Ovcrseer
of Poor, H. G. Burton; Constable, II.
". Lewis; Listers, VIM. Cooper. Rus
sci Lamb, O. Spaulding: Auditors, d.
" Hulett, O. r. Spaulding; Trustee of
Surplus Money, Nathan Greene; SUI
perintcndcnt Of Schools, f. r. Pember
Town Grand Jurors. VIM. Cooper, O.
Spaulding,
Voted to raise IS cents on the dollar
Of the grand list.
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Forty-second Congresss=Sscond
Session.
THURSDAY.

SENATE. the expiration of the
morning hour, the Senate resumed the
consideration of the resolution to inves-
tigate the alleged sale of arms to French
agents. Mr.. Carpenter addressed the
Senate, and was replied to by Mr.. Schurz
The Senate continued the debate until
7 o'clock. The resolution was adopted
yeas 25, nays 5. The following are
the nays: Messrs. Cole, Edmunds, Gill
bert, Harlan and Wright. The pream-
BILE was laid on the table, all voting aye
except Mr.. Edmunds, who wanted it voted
down directly. Mr.. Morton and Mr..
Conklng said Mr. Summers voting to
lay the preamble on the table was con-
fession that it was wrong, which Mr..
Sumner Indignantly denied. The Legis-
lative Appropriation bill was then taken
up, and the Senate adjourned at seven
o'clock.
HoUsE.-The bill which was before
the House at the adjournment yester-
day, giving an extension of time to the
State of Wisconsin for the completion
of the railroad from Lake st. CrOiX tC
Lake Superior, was taken up, the cues
ton being on ordering it to third
reading. After considerable discussion
the bill was referred to the committed
on public lands. Adi0srnod.
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FMEHAvEN. Moderator, Z. G. Ellis:
Clerk and Treasurer, c. Reed; Select
men, 4. c. Ellis, f. D. Humphrey, Sam
uel Wood Oversecr Of Poor J. p VIII
lard; LIST Constable, r. r. Lewis: Lis
tiers, II. Wescott, J. D. Wood, ". l..
Town; Auditors, S. w. Bailey. |. G..
Allen, I. E. Wakefield Fence Viewers.
c. {. Knights, W. {. Kittredge, 7. H..
Shepam; Grand Jurors, Heman Stan
ard, r. f. Lloyd: Sealer of Weights
and Measures, H. Whipple; Superin-
tendent Of Schools, Rev. Dwight Spen-
GER; Town Agent, Il. c. Ellis. The
town voted tax of 80 cents on the dol
lar
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Teuu Advertisements.
MONEY LOANED.

MONEY IUANED.
BY THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO.,
So Union Street, Boston.
Large and small loans made on all kinds
of personal property with perfect securt-
ty to the owner and at moderate rates of
interest. Chartered by the State of Mas
sachusetts, with directors appointed by
the Governor of the State and the Mayor
of Boston. Full information by mail.
Goods may be sent and returns made by
express.
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MENDoN. Moderator, VIM. Kiulball ;
Oyerscer of Poor, Amasa Nichols; Con-
stable, Ezra Edison; Listers, John Saw
yer, Harrison H. Shcdd, James Ranger
Auditors, James s. Willis, Osgood Sar-
geant, II. II. Shedd; Town Grand Jurors,
II. II. Shcdd, John Sawyer, Wilson
Walker; Town Agent, James :. vii
lis Superintendent of Schools Rev. II.
II. Barns.
Town tax one hundred cents on the
dollar.
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johnson, C. Reed 1st Constable, Por-
ter Burch; I'd Constable, c. K. Hill /;
Oyerseer of Poor, Austin s. Whitcomb ,
Town Grand Jurors, Marvill Colvin, S.
S. Brown; Listers, Z. c. Whiting, j.
Randall, H. Lathe Auditors, Geo.
Tobey, D. w. Bromley, A. Grinnell ;
Town Agent, Allen Whedon; Trustee
of Surplus Fund, J. Fl. Sheldon Fence
Viewers, p G. Vail, Fayette Blakely,
G. P. Taylor; Superintendent of Schools,
Warren Rice; Sealer of Weights and
Measures, Charles Inlet; Inspector OF
Leather, Fayette Viets Pound Keeper,
Henry Lathe.
Voted a tax of 40 cents on the dollar
of the Grand List to pay expenses fol
the current year.
SPRINGFIELD. - Moderator, J. w
Pierce; Clerk, s. W. Porter; Select.
men, J. W. Lockwood, F. P. Ball, D.
T. Stafford; Treasurer, VIM. H. Wheel.
er; OVerseer of Poor, A. l.. Robinson
Collector and LIST Constable, X. O. For
bush; I'd Constable, c. A. Leland
Town Grand Jurors. Henry II. Mason
F. W. Porter, E. X. Pierce Superin
tendent of Schools, L. Fl. Cobb Listers
G. A. Leland, P. A. Grimes, S. w. Da.
mon.
Voted to raise tax of 80 cents OF
the dollar of the Grand List.
CoRNwALL.-M Moderator, Edward s
Dana; Town Clerk, Samuel Everts
Selectmen, Benjamin S. Field, JOSEPH
B. Hamblin, Harrison W. Bingham
Constable, Arson W. Frost Listers
Franklin Hooker, William II. Mat
thews, William II. belong; Treasurer
Harris Bingham; Town Agent, Charles
D. Lane; Trustee, Harris Bingham
Overseer of Poor Selectmen.
Voted a tax of 25 cents on the dollar
SnoREHAM.-Town Clerk, Q. c. Rich
Selectmen, E. G. Farnhum, NJ Platt
E. A. Birchard Listers, J. n North
E. B. Douglas, G. Cutting Auditors
T. Brookins, II. B. Wright, d. c. Smith
Treasurer, Gasca Rich Constable, II
s. BrOOkins; Superintendent of Schools
T. BrOOkins; Town Agent, John T
Rich.
ST. Moderator, George G
Hunt Clerk, Cassius D. Farrar; Select
men, s. Henry Boynton, Adds O. Brain
erd Henry Stevens Treasurer, Cyrus
n. Bishop: Oyerseer Of Poor, Hanson
f. Lewis; LIST Constable and Collector
Joseph S. Weeks, ID Constable, Elishi
Burgess; Listers, J. Russell Arlington
Stephen Lawrence, Collins Huntington
Auditors. Chellis f. Stafford, Park Davis
Guy c. Noble; Trustees Of |. :. Deposit
Money. c. F. Stafford, Gyles Merrill
John W. Newton.
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CuirrENDEN. - Moderator, Edwin
Horton; Selectnen, r. r. Baird, VIM.
Mullin, Azen Churchill Oycrseer of
Poor, VIM. Mullin; Listers, Hiram
Baird, r. W. Barnard Geo F. Durkec;
Auditors, d. F. Yaw, w. 0. Harrison,
4. B. Ranncy Fence Viewers, Dan
forth Brown, y. w. Spawn, C. c.
Churchill; Town Grand Jurors, \. W.
Spawn, B. F. Marley; Town Agent,
Patrick 4Iullin; Superintendent IF
Schools. RilnY i Alien
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-07

WALLINGFoRD.-M Moderator, J. ".
AinsWorth Town Clerk and Treasurer.
E. Martindale Selectmcn, Samuel Z.
Rogers, Clark Bull, G. Z. Johnson
Overseer of Poor, S. E. Rogers; Audi
tors, p. G. Clark, Z. W. Kent, S. d.
Townsend; Town Grand Jurors, II. D.
Congdon, Isaac R. Fuller, c. O, Stat
ford; Town School Superintendent, J.
7. Farrar, The town voted tax of %
cents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-07

Mt. oE.-Selectmen L. 2. Howe.
d. II. Lane, J l. Scott; Town Clerk
and Treasurer. l.. p. Howe Constable,
G. S. Tabor; Listers, n. +. Nichols, d.
II. Lane. A. w. TarbeI Oyersecr of
Poor, L. D. Pember; Town Agent, l..
p, Howe: Superintendent Of Schools,
d. H. Lane