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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-29
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the Week Ending Tuesday, Feb %, 1872
Reported for the Rutland Herald
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

cattle Sheep 'Sl,otes US FtETogs
/ This week 226i8 6,8i8 40 9l0o
Last week 2,2S1 6,0l2 10000
! One wear ago l,lS+ 1854 250 30 1900
PRICES,
Beef per 100 pounds on total weight of
hide. tallOw and dressed meats, S9.50G
$1,000; first quality, S9O09S9.50; second
quality, ssOo@$oS7; third quality, $1,000
Western cattle, live weight, best, 74@
INC; good, 64@7c; light, 5G5c per lb.
S36GSl0o, or much according to their val
ne as beef.
Mich cows and calves, from $40 to SEQ
extra, from s65 to 500; farrow and dry
cows. from Sl5 to $50.
Yearlings, S7.5O9SlS; two year olds, Sl2@
S28; three year olds, S259S45.
Fat hogs, 5Hc per ID.
Sheep. per b., live weight, 7GSc; ex-
Spring lambs, $3.50.
Hides, tallow and skins-Brighton hides,
&c per ID; country hides, Sk csc; Brighton
tallow, 6Gg6Kc; country tallOw, 595%c.
Shcared sheep skins, 20Qs30c each: lamb
skins, Sl.00GS2.50; calf skins, l69lSc perlb.
Pelts, S2.5O4S35O country lots SI.OOaS2. 30.
Poultry-extra, Ice per lb; prime l54Q
I5kc; good, l5915kc; medium, l4HRI4Ac (:
poor to medium, lac.
REMARKS:
In consequence of the burning of rail
road bridge between Concord, Il. H., and
White River Junction, the Passumpsio
stock train has been delayd. 1t Is said to
be lightly loaded and is not expected to-
day. still there are more cattle and sheep
at WATERFOWL than last Tuesday, including
l20 Western. There 4G6 cattle. No notice
able change In prices. W Bardwell sold
to Leonard pair of oxen, coming
s years old, $3.50 lbs.,very fine; terms pri-
yate. b Dow sold two oxen at Toe, 2 at 50 C,
2 at Sc; steers to dress 700 lbs. at SIC. o
L Taylor sold 2 oxen at &c, and at SIC per
ID. W S. Mann sold oxen at Sc, dressed,
3 at Sc. w Colwell sold So Western steers
1875 lbs, at exc live weight. Few Western
cattle are sold under &c, and but few over
74c.
SHEEP-Therere were 1872 northern sheep
at Watertown and Medford, about three
times as many as last week, several loads
of which, however, were sent In during the
week. Nearly all are sold at to &c per Id.
Lambs and very extra sheep at 9HQ10c. ii
Bounock sold 81 sheep, s. lbs, at Sc. o
Z Taylor sold l3S, 81 lbs, at TIC. G Ii Dud-
ley sold 3l0-l00 of which were fed by HIM
self at Windsor, Vt, averaging 100 lbs, the
lot averaging 80 lbs, at sc. Brown Burr
sold 1873 lbs, at &c. CIV. Jones sold q
lambs, 100 lbs, at l0c. j. Gregory, Jr., sold
III sheep, 68 lbs, at 81 per head.
yEALs-There We're 40 at market-sold at
S6@Sl0 per head, at 7G6c per h., live
weight, for well fed calves.
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Ponyer Quertier will immediately pay
that amount thereby saving 10000, 900

Ponyer Quertier will immediately pay
that amount thereby saving 10000, 900
of francs.
Three more men-of-war have been
fitted out to cruise in the British
Channel, to guard against the Bonapar-
fist expedition.
An exprefect of the Department of
Erie has been tried for Incorporating
200, 900 francs, contributed by Lancash-
ire operatives for the relief of Fraace af-
ter the war.
1t is rumored that the Prussian Am
bassador at Paris is negotiating with the
French government for the return of
Polish emigrants.
Count Chambourd was Kissed by the
populace at Dordrecht.
Fourier has been nominated minister
to Rome.
The assembly has rejected the bill,
the object of which was to commit
the chamber to movement for the
payment of the war Indebtedness, by
voluntary subscription. During the de-
bate, Minister Lefranc showed that the
subscriptions were insufficient
The Patrie asserts that the mission of
Prince Frederick Charles Of Prussia,
who is now in Rome, is to bring about
an alliance between Germany and Italy.
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.TATE nF VERMONT

- DISTRICT OF FAIRHAEEN. Is.
BE II remembered, that at "a session Of
the Probate Court holden ~ Casflefon
within and for said District. on the 18Th dav
Of February, \. D.. ls72
PRESENT: Hon. G.. VI. Willard. Judge.
whereas. certain instrument Ia s-g-7rl1rr
under seal. purporting 10 be the last will
ana testament OF Heman AnaIus Jafe OF
PoultneE- in said District. deceased. having
Deei inns Gay presented TO said Court fOI
Probate. and duly filed IN The Pogiste1-e
ONCE: Therefore, Il is ordered thar am
persons interested in the estate OF said
deceased, be notified to appear before said
Court. ~ the Probate Office in tsasflefor, IN
said District, on the 18th day OF March
\. ID. 1872. by publication Of this order
three weeks successfully previous thereto
cd at Rutland. aforesaid. to show cause.
II any they may have. why said Instrument
in writing should not be proved and
the said deceased.
9w5w HENRY J.. CLARK. Register.
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EHubbnrGltOH1.

Castleton, February 90.
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have at length enabled the consumption
to overtake the production and now to
pass by it. In 1871 our production fell
off from one hundred and sixty-three
million pounds, to one hundred and for
ty-six million pounds, and we imported
seventy eight million, an increase of
fifty millions. Now, all the wool pro-
ducing countries are growing less of it.
The prospect for high prices for at
least half year is quite certain, and the
dearth may last much longer, The Bos-
ton Adgert5Ser says:
A great market for wooden goods has
been created, and the factories are in ex-
istence to supply it; but the production
of colonial wool to feed the mills of
England and the continent of Europe is
too small, and at the same time our own
clip has fallen so low that we compete
with Europe for the production of the
colonies. How strong is the demand
for more wool may be indicated by
single fact. The executive committee
of the national association of wool man
ufacturers addressed to the committee of
the WOOL gIONCIS ciSSOCltlGlOIi, Il1 AOIlS7
cr arO than last February, letter in
which the question, "Why mot import
directly from Australia ?" was answered
by the argument that wool can be OBJ
tanned more adyantageously in England.
American manufacturers, it was said,
desired to purchase in small lots, and
there would be great difficulty in obtain
ing cargo. In one short year the case
is so altered that what was then thought
to be unwise and disadyantageous has
been done Last week arrived the first
vessel direct from Melbourne to Boston,
with a cargo of wool and two other
vessels, each of nearly double the size of
the first, have long been on the way,
from the same port to Boston. 1t is true
that Australian wool imported from
England is subject to an extra duty Of
ten per cent dd v0I0reD1 but the manu-
facturcrs a year ago wrote that even
with that additional tax it was more adj
yantageOus to bny in London.
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first-class He said that the great mis-
take was that the cream was allowed to
stand too long, and laid down for the
dairywoman this code: 'Skim early,
churn early and sell early" Prof.
Spalding, of Barre, read an article upon
the granite quarry in that town, and
elected the information from another
member that the State of New York
would have built her capitol of it, if the
Montpelier and Barre branch railroad
had been built. The papers read before
the board and the discussions upon them
were of unusual vigor and interest
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From England.

LONDON, Feb %.
European powers now having COM
mercial treaties with France will shortly
send to the government at Marseilles, a
protest against the passage of any bill
imposing a tax upon raw material
Bishop Stevens of Pennsylvania was
present at the thanksgiving services in
st. Pauls Cathedral, yesterday. The
distinguished American divine was clad
in his full ecclesiastical robes and was
the recipient Of especial honors from his
brethren in the church.
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ANOTHER WOULD GIVE 4 DOL
LAR FOR A DOSE.
Boston, May 3Oth. 1871.

II. II. Stevens. Esq. :
Dear Sir.-I have been badly afflicted
with Kidney Complaint for ten years, have
suffered great pain in my back. hips and
side. with great difficulty in passing urine
which was often and in very small quanti-
ties frequently accompanied with blood
and eXcruciating pain.
have faithfully tried most Of the p0pu-
lar remedies recommended for my COM
plant. have been under the treatment of
some of the most skilful physicians in Bos-
ton, all of whom pronounced my ease in
durable. This was my condition when /
was advised by friend to try the Nege-
tine, and | could see the good effects from
the first dose / took, and from that mo-
ment l kept on improving until I was en-
tirelv cured. taking in all. should think.
abOuESix bottles.
1t IL indeed a valuable medicine, and if
should be afflicted again in the same way.
| would give q dollar for dose if ] could
not get it without. Respectfully,
j. NJ. Gle.
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GTAT- uF VekAi, MT. DISTRICT

GTAT- uF VrkM' MT. DISTRICT
- of Fairhaven, IS. The Probate Court
for the District of Fairhaven To all per
sons interested in the estate Of Henry J.
deceased GPFrTTNc-
BY the Authority Of the State of Vermont.
You are hereby notified TO appear before
me sad Probate Court. at the Probate
Oilce IN Castleton, in said District on the
18TH day OF March, A d Is72. to show cause
d any you have, why the account Of Pitt
". Hyde Administrator Of the estate
OF Salo deceased should not be allowed.
Dated at Castleton in said district 41,fz
26th day of February 1872
9w3w HENRY L. CLARK. REGISTER.
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ITO FARMERS. DOUBLE RFFTNTD

ITO FARMERS. DOUBLE REFINED
i POUDRETTE,O the Lodi M8nuIactur-
ing O.. tor sale in lots 10 suit customers
This article Is sold 1Or hall tie rice Of
other fertllizers.amd is cheaper I0I- Cotton.
Corn, Tobacco ana Vegetables than any
other IN the market. II f. made t1tIrclv
from the aight sojl. DIAL etc d \. /. ify
Price delivered oH board ia Now York
City, 30 per ioH. ] ask attention 10 the
following testimonials:
o, state unatic faIln, Northampton Mass
Dee. 9TH ISL Having used tic Lodi
Manufacturing Co.'S Double Refined Pou-
drctte l bought OF your agent. L. Mcintyre.
on the state Farm iOr Il number 81 years
past, it affords me pleasure I % say. that Is
a gulcknerI haEe never found any fcrtili-
ger equal TO il. For starting B1cGm-seed,
which Is slow maturing plant. ! think ii
cannot be eHccllcd- Asa Wright.
Nindham Co. Nt..Dcc. 4fb. Isfl-.I think
the Lodi Company's Double Refined Pou-
drette the best manure can find for To
bacco, Corn and Potatoes. Ishall oder q
number OF tons another season. II. :.
Horton.
4 pamphlet, giving full directions, etc,
sent on application 70 JAMES 7. FOSTER,
GG Cortlandt Street, New York.
20 For sale by Landou & HuntCgn. syv.
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KEY WEST, Fla, Feb. 81.
The partisans of Gen. COncha are
again at work trying to Dust Captain
General Valmaseda.
Serious complaints are made here and
in Havana of the spiteful conduct of the
Spanish Health Officers at Havana to-
wards passengers on steamers, especi-
ally towards those on New Orleans and
Florida lines. Protests are going for
ward to the Secretary of State and
Navy against his action. 1t is under
stood that steamer mails to Havana have
been searched several times lately, and
complaints are frequent of the non-ar-
rival of letters from the United States,
known to have been sent to Havana.
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CO1IlII sIONERS' NOTICE.

y The undersigned. having been an
pointed by the Hon. Probate Cont Tor nc
District OF Rutland, Commissioner IN
receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate
OF Geo. +. Haskins, late OF Middlefoyxp I'M
,ili District deceased, hereby give notice
l oiiit we wa meet Tor the purpose OF ex-
T. Gray's Office, in Middletown.
on the last Tuesdays in March and
june loI2, frCm ten O'clock 4. N.,
until fonr O'Clock =. NJ. each Of said
days, and that six months from tie lGfI1
day OF January, s, ID. 1872. is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to
and allowance.
=, Dated at Middletovp, this 23d day Of
February, A. d.. 1872.
= +. wS W, G1h4. Commissioners
g.M3w.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED. - The
first bridge on the Rutland railroad south
of Whiting station, was burned yester-
day morning, soon after the passage of
the freight train for this place, and is
supposed to have taken fire from sparks
from the engine Of that train. The loss
of the bridge necessarily placed an en-
barge on the passage OF trains, so that
cars were sent from here at noon to
meet and bring down the passengers
and mails of the regular mail train from
the north. The transfer of passengers,
etc, was made and they arrived here
several hours late. The bridge will be
speedily repaired and no serious inter-
saption of travel will be occasioned.
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From Austria.

VIENNA, Feb. %.
A Prussian spy has been detected at
Lemberg sketching the Notifications,
and was condemned to one years i'm
prisOnment
The International Society is reported
to be organizing strikes with the object
of preventing an international EXPOSE
ton here
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Weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION,
WASHINGTON, Feb. q.
PROBABILITIES,

The low barometer in the gulf states
will probably move northeastward over
the Ohio valley on Thursday, and light
snow turning to rain. prevail from that
river to Lake Michigan, with increasing
and possibly dangerous northeast winds
on the upper lakes. Easterly winds,
possibly with rain, prevail on Thursday
morning In the South Atlantic states.
and extend northward to New York
during the day. Northerly winds, with
a rising barometer and partially clear or
cloudy weather, prevail in NV Eng
land, aud westerly winds and clearing
weather prevail i'll the gulf states
Dangerous winds are not anticipated
on the Atlantic or gulf coasts,
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irGssi France,

PARIS, Feb. %.
The diplomatic authorities here are
confident that England will finally adj
nit the competency of the Geneva board
Of arbitration to consider indirect claims.
1t is anticipated that the American re-
ply viii be quite as conciliatory as Earl
Granville's note.
The German government has notified
the French minister of finance, that it
will accept the anticipatory payment of
410, 100000 francs, of the war indemn-
ity with discount of five per cent.
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HAIR TEA.

\ lady writes: '-About six months ago
my hair was coming ont so badly that al
every dressing used 70 get a handful,
which, not wishing to throw away. laid
by in box. have used two bottle of
your Hair Tee, ana now I % not Get
enough to tie the ends Of my braids. and
have to 60 10 the boz for a few haIrs 6ol
that purpose Think every lady ought TO
know what remarkable Hair Preserver
You make.
Dr. Kenncy's Hair Tea, complete Toi-
let Article to beautify and inyigorate tho
Hair, is sold by Druggists everywhere r.
sl.0O per bottle 22:ws5,eow.
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BERLIN, Feb. %.
Thanksgiving services for the restora-
ton to Health of the Prince of Wales,
at the English church in this city, yes
tcrday, We're attended by His Majesty
Emperor William, and all the members
Of theroyal family now in Berlin, and the
different foreign ministers accredited to
this government
The health of Emperor William is
improving.
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SEVENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE.
East Marshfield. Aug. p. 1870.

Mr.. stevens:
Dear Sir.-I am sevcnty-one years Of age,
have suffered many years with Kidney
Complaint. weakness in my back and
stomach. | was induced by friends TO try
your Yegetine, and | think il the best
medicine for weakness of the kidneys |
ever used. / have tried many remedies
for this complaint, and never found so
much relief as from the Yegetine. Ii
strengthens and invigorates the whole
system. Many of my acquaintance have
taken Ii, and believe it to be good for all
complaints for which il is recommended.
Yours truly. Josiah III. sherman.
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MEonANlosvmLE.- Twenty-Five pro-
batiGQers have been received into the
Methodist church at Mechanicsville, in
Mt. Holly, as the fruit of the revival
that has been in progress there for sew
erai months The Baptist and Metho-
dist churches have united in the series
of meetings. Not less than sixty have
been converted, and others are coming
forward. Rev. Thaddeus F. Stewart,
of South Burlington, labored with them
for six weeks.
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MANCHEsTER, One of the most hum
Orous and enjoyable occasions is to come
off at Manchester, On Wednesday even
ing, March 9th, in the form, as it is en-
titled, Grand Moral Variety Entertain
ment," at the Music Hall. On which
ga-lo-rious and side-splitting occasion,
twenty-one red-hot artists will appear
The motto of the occasion will be,
LET those now laugh who never laughed
before,
And those who always laughed, now laugh
the more"
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- UTLAND RAILR 'AD.

/ s49eGiai meeting of the stockholders of
held at the office of the Company, Rutland,
Vt, on the 18th day of March, 4. d. 1872, at
3 O'Clock p M, to see if the stockholders
will modify or rescind the vote passed at
lasJ, authorizing the issue of not exceed
ing twelve hundred thousand dollars Of
bonds, and also to hear the report of the
advisory committee appointed at said an
nual meeting, and in connection with the
official reports that have been laid before
the stockholders, take such action as the
interests of the corporation require.
JOHN Il. PAGE,
President.
Rutland, Feb. ed, 1872. 26dtd
Officiul Reports may be obtained at the
offices Ofthc Company i'll Rutland and Bos-
ton.
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Mrs. Munroe Parker, 3s6 Athens St.

Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, etc,
become the most distressing and danger
Gus diseases of the Kidneys arise from inn
purities in the blood causing humors with
which settle on these parts. Vegetine ex-
GELS any known remedy in the whole world
for cleansing and purifying the blood,
thereby causing healthy action to all the
organs of the body.
Vegetine is sold by all Druggists. 9wsw
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Opening Of IL Railroad.

LANCASTER, \. IT. Feb D.
\ large party attended the opening of
the Jones River railroad, built by \. L.
x W. G. Brown x Co.. running from
their mills, in Whitehall, to their lumber
track in Carroll
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WANTED.

An energetic and responsible man can
secure the General Agency, with head
quarters at Rutland, of one of the oldest
and largest Life Insurance Companies in
this country. One who has had expert
ence and been successful preferred. None
need apply unless they can furnish the
best of references as to character and re-
sponsibility. Apply with references to
DRAWER III.
feb21dlw&w4H Albany, \. I.
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BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. CLARK King,
of East Montpelier, an old butter-dealer,
stated before the State Board of Agricul-
ture at its session in Montpelier, last
week, that only 80 per cent. of the Yer
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n. Y. stock and Money Market.

hW TURK, Ted. =.
Money continues very scarce with loans
at from 1872 to l-16, This scarcity is caus-
ing MUCH uneasiness in regard to the banks
whose condition Is bad, they having little
upon them for the next six weeks will be
very heavy as has been the case at this
time of the year for several years past.
Sterling exchange 109H@l094.
Gold weak at HOY @1l02s. Loans 347 per
cent, for carrying. Clearances S33, 900.
Governments \ to p lower, closing
steady.
State bonds dull-Tennessees lower.
Stocks lower except Erie, which advanc-
ed in sympathy with the prices in London,
but finally lost the advance. Western Tn
ion, ST. Paul, Toledo \ Wabash, and Ohio
& Mississippi all declined, and Hannibal &
ST. Joseph fell to 3sK, The market closed
dull.
The Treasury to-day paid ont $4,000 in
anll fnI int eTnSt. etc
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and departure of Trains.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, LAP & 1900 a. m, f2.l0
q 1891 pm.
" Burlington. I2.25 & *lI.$5 a. m, 1850 &
tH.OO y. III.
" Port Henry. ~ll.35 II. III. 4 800 p. m.
" Bennington, tll.45 H. IN, Clio $1,000 p.
III.
Saratoga, ~il.45 Il. III. & $40 p. m
" SALEM 10 & $50 a. m, 1890 \ *l55 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, l2.45, tI.3O Il 1850 a. M,
X $500 p. IN.
Burlington, l.55 & $500 a. IN, 800 & sos
y. III.
Port Henry, t5.0O a. m, & sos p. III.
Bennington, 1880 n $3.50 Il. m, & 2l5 p.
Saratoga. $50 & + I0.l5 II. IN, Il $3.50 p. III.
Salem. lao q 1900 ii. m, FOO " 800 p. IN.
*Mnil Train. MIXED.
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ST. PETERsBURGH, Feb %.
Baron Won Offenburge, new Russian
Minister to the United States. has left
for his post Of duty.
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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-
IArlY.
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1853 Third ST.. South Boston
MADE 4 NEW MAN OF Me.
South Boston, Sept. p. 1870.

Dir. Stevens
Dear Sir,-For fourteen months, / have
been afflicted with Kidney omplaint.
have tried doctors. and many patent
medicines but found no relief. Ny friends
persuaded me to try your Negetine. and il
has made a new mar of me. i can most
cheerfully recommend ii to the public rs
q sure cure for the Kidney Complaint.
Alvin Glidden.
4GI Broadway.
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HEARTILY RECOMMENDS.
49,.

Mr.. Stevens:
Dear Sir, l have taken several bottles of
your Yegetine, and am convinced il is q
valuable remedy for Dyspepsia, Kidney
Complaint, and general debility of the sys-
tenn. | can heartily recommend it to all
suffering from the above complaints.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. MunrOe Parker. 3s6 Afhnns ST.
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GSOO REWARD.

stolen, on the night of February 26th,
1872, from 30. 9 Center street. Rutland, Vt,
a lot of Cola Watches. Chains. Rings, &c,
amounting to about 1000. The above re
ward viii be paid for the recovery Of the
property and thief, or in proportion.
II. +. ADAMS.
RutIanu. Feb. -. 1872 d&wtf
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BRANDON. The annual visit for the
benefit of the pastor of the Methodist
church, Brandon, will be held at the
parsoraEo, on Friday evening Of this
week A general invitation is extended.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for THE HERALD by
c. G. CHAMBERLIN & Co, Commission
Merchants, 10 and 81 Faneuil Hall
Market, Boston.
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NORTH CLARENDON. --Rcv. J. P. Far
rar will preach at the chapel in North
Clarendon, Friday evening, at 7.30
O'Clock