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irgs AID otter permsnea, Ia
tures
$4,000
$1,000
$4,000
s., p,- sss, interest on asO 600 !.
$50 600

Thu. Il ~ill b seeo BY the above estimates.
that 10 yield "a income II sis per ecD. The to'si
yearly receipts of the company snust amooHt 10
10 so 900 dollars. Aud 10 there any taiehgen, man
10 the lesst seq0sinied Nth The business Of tbs
section " the country who does not know that
there Is much more then that paid cut every
year for The transportation OF mefctsndi1e and
pfudocc iia, woold phss over this road u y we're
10 operation There IL very nestly that som
paid out 70, she irsnsporlaiion If the four articles
o. Iron, capefas, Msnganere. and Marbie--and
every team ihsl carries a load oil either vi ihos"
su,cles out Of the country brings back load Of
mcrehs ndizc IN return. The truth 10 that The a
mount of ffeigh, that would pass over Rail Road
between Whitehall and Rutland, would far exceed
the widest calculations Of the most sanguine.--
And upon this subject the committee are moi len
entirely TO conjecture. They have before them
certificates of one huadrtd and thirty Jopr mef-
chants manufacturers aod mechanics, IN the coun-
lie. Of Rutisnd end Wiudscr, all made IN Jolly
1893, containing from each ore under his own
hand statement Of the amount Of his individual
transportation, ., hat tine, that would pass over
the road il it we're 10 operation and the aggregate
/ is 10 79i tons. The committee would be pleased
to exhibit these original certificates to any person
who will take interest enough ia the subject TO ex-
anime them, but as they have no, space to furnish
list OF them 10 detail, they submi, an abstract of
7 them by towns:
Tinmouth, 400 tons Fnithaven, 267 tons
| Middletcwn, 100 Cas,le,ou. 2202 {"
! Dandy, i05 -
! 35l4
Freigh, from ,hcse towns will pass over only
part Of the road and the average price may be es-
tmatej at z so per ton which is S5,27l.
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wnnINaras Friday. NAV %.

WssuINGruS Tnday, Nav %.
IA hs Scsdic. tho Navy Appropriation 9ll vas
ordered TO third reading after the rejection. bya
vote Of - for 10 ~ against u, Of Mr. Cuilendens
resolution 10 stuke cut The appropriation Tor tho
Exploring Expedition.
Mr. Cisys resolution. amended by consent OF the
mover. by Mr. Webster 50 as to read thus That
il shall not be lawful Cot the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury 10 make or 10 continue 10 force any general
orter which shall create any diiefonce bewecn the
dteren, branches ur revenue, as to The funds or
medium &c paymeot, in which debts OF dics accta.
ing to lie United States. may be paid "--xas d..
cosscd darng the remainder Of the DAY Mr. Benton
aud Mr. Morris passing he operation past. present
and TO CONG, Of the Specie Cicolar.
Ia the House Of Representatives.
The Chair laid beio,o the l9usc The following
MESA from the rresiden, Of The Uniicd States.
10 he Hoase IF Representatives. IF he Uaicd State:
herewith submit report from the Secretary o,
tho Treasury explanatory Of the manner 10 which
extracts from certain newspapers relating TO the
introduction OF torcign paupers into this county
aud the steps taken TO prevent it, became connected
with hs communication 10 me ON the subject, ac-
complaining NY message ofjhc llh.
Sensible that those extracts are of character
which wouid, fatlcn,ion had bcou directed Ia them
have prevented thclr transmission to the House.
request permission 10 withdraw lAcn.
May -, 1888. NJ VAS BUaES
TnrAsuny DarhrNevr.
Mat III 1888.
| Str: My attention has Just hpon called to two
extracts from one of he presses in New York CITY,
and submitted TO the House Of Representative
with yopr Message nflhe lih inst. The Depart
ment has been engaged in collecting Information
The subject during the hast two years, and while
50 employed, the local difficulties in some of The
principal seoports, caused by attempts to prevent
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RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND, VT.
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 5, 1888.
Great and Good News.

We congratulate fellow Citizens throu ghout the
country the happy result of the efforts of Messrs
Clay and Webster and their Wing Associates in Con-
gress to restore the currency to the condition n which
the late and present administration, found it, 1t VIII
be seen by recurring TO another column in this paper,
that the famous Specie Circular, is expunged" by
overwhelming majority in both Houses, and is placed
beyond the reach Of the Presidents Veto. General
Jubii.. ought he held throughout the country this
occasion.
We learn also by of our fellow Citizens who left
New York on Friday last that simultaneously with the
arrival of the of the repeal the Treasury Order
in Philadelphia the United States aud all the Banks in
the city flung open their Vaults and resumed specie
payment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

'The Committee herewith annex as a note q
letter which they have received since the report
was prepared, from Mr. Dawson OF Saratoga
Springs, gentleman well know TO many Of our
citizens. and who has much PRACTICAL knowledge
on the subject Of Rail Roads, which will he found
TO add much to the Information sought for.
SARATOGA SPmsos, Apr. 2, 1889.
DEAR Sir In answer 10 yours of The 30ih
ult. requesting my opinion as 10 the probable an
nus expenses of keeping rail road IN operation,
upon the supposition that il is 25 miles long, with
stationary power, and that there is transported
thereon so tons in each direction daily, and TWEEN
ty passengers; and also The probable cost OF an
nual repairs, reply-thai il steam power is en-
ployed. the expense OF running the road for nine
months in the year 1.-THE length OF time it would
be uninterrupted by the SHOWS of w;nter) inclu-
ding The repairs of engines and carriages, would
be about $1,000 pc. month. Ia this estimate,
have supposed that one engine only would pass
over the road and return each day; but the pow
er thus employed would be- sufficient to convey
treble the number Of passengers mentioned BY you,
besides the freight, and with very little additional
expense. Indeed, from the increased travel | have
witnessed wherever these roads introduced, |
have doubt you have m0ch moderated the
number Of passengers. Should the road from this
village 10 Whitehall be finished, of which there
cannot be much doubt, the pleasure travel alone
between the Springs and Rutland, attracted ihth-
er IS thousands would be by the imposing and ele-
giant scenery Of The Green Mountains, would npm
Der than 700 have embraced 10 your entire
estimate that ii your local business and tray
ell will pay expenses, you may rely on a handsome
dsideud from the source have mentioned
As 10 The cost Of annual fepsirs much VIII de-
pend upon the materials Of which the road is con
sirGcied. u = wooden sUperslTuciure, With iron
plates, Is adopted the repairs. though ncons,ders-
bic for the hrsl ise yesrs. would become heavy
sfier that period. For the ffs, three years.
they would pfebsbyiamounl to $1,000 per annun, !;
The An year 10 $4,000; the 5lh year TO $4,000 !;
aud for each year thereafter 10 Ss0O0-whIle II
an iron rsii 's adopted resliog on a OGDEN foun.
Gallon 10 be lmbedded. aud " hieh would increase
The expense Of construction about $1,000 per mile
The snnosl repairs for Is year, would probably not
exceed -four or i've thousand dollars per snBum. :
ihis, Of course. does not embrace fencing. wh,ch
ssonlc N ell cases. be made and kepl n repair by
be Owners Of scj0Iuiag lsnds. # an agreement 10
Tel esees Gao be made At far pree, 10 be inset
'so IN The deed Il eoa'sysnce. The Pnee paid
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..n.s5 ttts.t so pcOl 70 re d's'sn.si'ee q"
t.s,s s,S ~. pss, lsss a spbsinvirpg the ~'ic'
,~.s, ,fe,d.sb, Ms,flsten fsiis fer cry other
..s,isp,fr Tosef either q steam % hor'e'' s'
ne oshes .saie .lis6ed 90, Il 70 F'cPosed 'oon o.
10, ies,tnr Cs.ie,oa sillsgs 20 Pssr ihfonRh Wet
Fosisnes, ilamplnn, q Grsasilie to Fen Apn.sna q
10 s.iA that b, this roass fssihs u7at be f1fsoes
the -haie dsssnee. .sd tho rad oesiinosd slnos'
Nrssssiy level. Ard .fhosgh the distance nay Do
.orse~ bal increased yei IL 20 ssd that Tie ground
4. .e mech mere sYc,sbc fof construction. that
taass wln be ss,sd IN the grading. then WI be
lo.s in the e,.isnec. 40 Objection 10 Tie isi'et
,asis sri.s,, ~hleh bs~.,et the Lcgi'lslare ean ~
The, sls.se remedy, the, the ssesent charter does
not .u,ho,irs the lsyiSg NJ the road there and
,hsse 10 no chatter fof lhai fogie 10 the state OF
Nsw York. bot oil pf The tostes sil receive The
attention a the Directors aud that one selected
-hieh under ell circumstances 10 The most 'svc"'
t.s
10 relation 70 the 5gcbshle cosi oi the Rail Road
the Committee viii here insert the concluding part
Of the sane report made b. Mr. Young-eho s'ys,
The cost or constructing rail road on that route,
"esn be made. spprosimstng 90 nestiy 10 what It's
seiua cost nssy be- Us that the difference ~ill not
be sufficient TO turn The balance 10 determining
The .rpedissey Of the prcjee,. Whh regard TO the
".oods Of constructing. liable as we ere 10 the 10
'esenc~ Of the frost. We musi follow the plan oil
'smply forming the roadway Of the common soil as
-, occurs, and put on the supcrs,ruciure OF Hli,
"eross and rail imbers surmoun,ed by Hat or plat
rad, until tine experiment shsll settle public
"opinien on this po;rt.
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1902 600.

The foregoing ststemont is respectfully submit
ted.
"Your obedicnt servant
"WM. c. YOUNG.
"Eogineer end Superintendent Saratoga and Sche-
nee,ady Railroad Co.
"Ssrategs Syringe Jolly 20, 1898.
ITO Moses Strong, Samuel Moulton, Judge Kit
,redee."
As SIR Young remarked his estimates were made
upon plan for railroad the utility and expedi.
ency Of which "iimc and experiment was to settle, "
Five yesre time, and the great experience which
be country has made opon Tins plan, since the ma
k'hg Of ibis report, have perfectly settled the ques
ton that the plan suggested by Mr. Young is Tar
preferable to the old plan of building roads upon
stone foundations and those unering facts have
also settled another question Of quite as mech i'm
porisnce IN the construction Of railroads. TO wit
that the road can be made 10 accommodate itse
much more the undula,ions Of The surface that il
Was supposed possible recently even as the ma
king Of Mr. Young's report. and thus much'of the
erpcnee Of grading sayed. And the committed
think that the following deductions can safely b,
tnado from tina estimate of Mr. Younr.
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TRAINING Day This being Training Week and
training day, the printers in Office have been called
into the military field, hence have to issue our pa
per this week Monday instead of Tuesday as usual
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

The President as will be by the report Of the
proceedings in the House Of Representatives. has ask
ed permission TO withdraw the foul and false ISLANDERS
upon this city and its moestracy, which his Treasury
Scavenger foisted through him upon Congress. Per.
mission was accordingly granted, by the unoppose d
passing OF resolution proposed by Mr. Cambreleng,
similar in substance to that against which the same Mr.
Cambreleng, with other party tools from this state yot
ed III effect on the previous day This proceeding pa-
ces them in the beautiful position of having dsgraced
themselves by an unworthy vote, which, on the very
next day, when their master cried peceari they were
bged to recant.
Mr. Hoffman and other speakers took il for granted
that the President himself had the documents
transmitted to Congress Very probably but does a.
ny believe that John Quincy Albums yer answered
any call OF Congress without himself examining every
paper and document Transmitted And why should
Mr. I0n Buren be exempted from responsibility for tins
indecent, and in many ifreparabe, Official pro.
ceeding lie has time enough to eIectioneer for him.
self might he not find the proper time 10 examine and
understand his official communications TO Congress
We say nothing of "te predecessors assumption that
the Secretaries were his hrengs,-that lie alone was
responsible for their acts,and that these
themselves were never to be called question tho
Jr Van Buer who proiesses 10 "tread IN the footsteps
might well be concluded by il.
As for Mr. Secretary Woodbury., hope be will De
YET held 10 account Tor the low aud vulgar male
which could direct such papers be placed on the flies
of the Office Of the Treasury II was il will be per.
eeiged by his express direction they were 50 plac
ed-and, Il 20 placed, placed for future use This may
not possibly have been the precise occasion when ,hey
were to be usedbui that they at some time to be
used is palPabe from the Secretary endorsen,ent on
Z hem and "a. a.
and want Of principle of that duh bu, malicious eers.
tary.
Dir siblsy while the President was in the mood Of
feeanIing sanders upon his native state proposed he
should have permission 10 Withdraw that contained in
s Message nPoiing the political changes Of last year
an this State TO BaHk influence The palace ,foo,,
however were on the alert guard their ma sier en-
'iseHey, and would no, hear Mt sibley.
That gentleman promises and he very likely 70 keen
The promise TO bring tins matter up q, future dsy =
n T. fmaieoH
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@ 500.
~ pvV.
$4,000.
sl2,5oo.
$4,000.
$4,000.

Which deducted from s262. 900 as estimated by
Mr Young will leave SAT-, 900. for the whole
cost, yet out OF sbundsnt caution. the committee
think that il will be safer TO estimate the Of the
whole work, with the necessary sppendsges to pot
IL 10 complete operation at $3.50. 900.
In rel,nSn to the rercnue income OF the rUaj
!, is true that II depends somewhat upon estimation
and cannot DO srrived with such perfect certain
~ ss would be desirable. bot the remark Of Mr.
Young 10 relation 10 the cost OF the road holds ,roe
as 10 the Income, that 40 estimate 'csn be made
"apPFosims,ing go 10 what the sctusl ia
'eosne nsy be. ss that the difference will not be
"soaleieEi TO ioFn the balance in determining the
"etpediene, ofihe project" The committee have
assumed TIA, the eosi VI The Road TO be $3.50 600
sne they w,il nos undertake To demonstrate that
there is psseci certainty that the road xill yield
independently ofihe Bank any other esiIsneous
aid Bett income Of ar per eeaf, and that there is
fs's Pfohsblety that viii yield much more. -
Tbe committee here inser an ,stmsic Of the cur
rect expenses VI the road sbieh s pfobsbly az near
the .rs,h &c eeoid be srnvsd at BY eOnjeeture.'
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TIFTIITVTT FUTTITN- \ TfI-IN.
THREE Days ,J1URAEF FROM NE


THREE DAYS J0URNET FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
fEFiE proprietor of This establishment has the plea
sure o announcing 10 his friends and the publ,
in general, he will be in readiness hv the first ,lav
May receive v~iters. lie will also state for the be
neiit of those at distance, that there have l,een large
improvements made, aud others now going ON aud i,
rapid progress for completion, which will enable The
subScr her To accommodate much larger nunluY than
heretofore, and al the same time much btttey.
Familis can be accommodated it'll good rooms q,
those who prefer eau have large cabs ,etached from
The man building.
1t is deemed unnecessary lie say ANYTHING in narticu
lar of the character these wters TO- it is general,
believed that they noi interior in the South
em States. All the M usem"lus that are generui ,
found nj Watering Places, will he found at his The
best music that This part nf til country affords ll.
been engaged, ana will be in ut utsen,!ce at the
Springs during the whole season.
he suhScIb will avail himselfo of This op7ur,unn
in returning his unicignei thanks for thu very liberia
support given him last aud hopes bv the eyer
ton thar have been nade in Improving and extending
t,t accommodations, 10 merit iDeral patronage III
p'Hs"nt season. JND CRAM.
uS
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~ tor sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. ,2hatras rect, New Orleans l6J Broadway
New York, tjauphne ST., Mobile
tits particularly designed for private learners, and
schools, aud is calculated for persons ofaIl ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen are invites to call and examine
the system ior themselves.
Lessons are given AT slch houses nav suit the
convenience OF ALL AMI to classes formed in any part
OF the city.
Ladies' who prefer can receive lessons at their own ref
sidenccs.
pers, paving for rse of lessons are desired
o attend untii they wrItstt we'll as they wish.
MI Dot BEAR X BitOFHhR
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BOUT six months ago hG' The misfortune Get
~. secret daeasr, for which have applied to
rn doctors ior cure and he1 did me.
the above date t my self unler the of Doctor
Huet, and expect him 10 cure Since that lime
the disease aot worse, 10 hr ak in large ulcers
to the number of SIX eight on e9, aud all over
y lace, and sore throat aud able work h.
present time Of the disease; lar.e nicer
the right side of the hrnat. | am nc putting myself
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TO be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
icA IA "
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Srrofuia or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cntaneous Dis Pains in the Bones by freq
eases, use Of Mercury
the blood being in viliatcd state
Inns very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest pharmaceutical care and accuracy and contain
The active principle "t rsapariIlu in the most conrer
tated degree combined with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
he great dcsid1ratum with physicians in being abb
to exhibit a large quantity of Sarsnparla in a s,na
npSe, has been obtained in this prepaator-lley beins
lHlly convinced OF its merits, confidently administer
the course of their practice.
:, !, Price = 30 per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
bfp litlt,S drug store, No. | Canal street. whe
may be had, fresh and genine drrc irom the pr,r re
tors Swnims pannrcn and Vcrmituge Potters Cftlol.
con- Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, mi
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RoWANpS TONIC MIXTURE.
ror treatment and cnre Of tie Fere- aad 1gur
i will he readily discovered wherein the Tonic Mix
mfe IL superior to the ordinary mcde OF treating
'ne re'er and Agnt. In the first place. be ng n Vege-
Extract and tree from any deeterious and poison
sas hSredenfs, II NAV he taken with the utmost safe
~ even bv the tender infant or aged invalid II pre-
ves relapse OF Inc disease, consequently the consttt-
non soon regains lis wonted tone and activity Ii estah-
fishes sonni and permanent appetite by nyiporatug
inc gives relish to the enoyments of Ia Ste
heme peculiar IN having pl,rgave quality il remains
III te ho"es IL increase This disorder or to creoe
oei "'sthsns but thoroughly cleanses the several or
sans OF digestion, and thus benefits the system
III. ~ "''",eFer othef aierio it be Impressed.
inoiV1daas, after the ofthc Tonic Nixt,ie have
"rGn exposed to all the usual causes Of the disease
anu nave escaped any symptoms of return: whereas by
ny use :" t'e common remedies, there is always
'su ''h increased lmty to recurrence. The danger
OF frequent relapses of the Ague is very eyi nt for
ne able TO react with medicine and speedily fail VIC
I'm 10 -uch iHcessant violence The roit: MixturA is
Snered such reasonable price, as to place it within,
'he reach OF every oneso that the Door aud dies
are herehV furnished with assistance without soliciting
ne hld ana attendance which frequently denied to
the EN- or else very reluctantly bestowed.
ne iuhiic are e,pectlv ca+ nned against the sru
tiohs limitations of this medicine that are daily offered
for sale. 'i'' u '''''S ''o''"
1t Is PREPARED only By pr. John R. Rowand, at his
i-hn"''''ofN' MARKET stree, PhiladeIpha.
ne subscribers the wholesale agents for the
S"nih western >tates, and will sell bv The gross A,
the fh,ladelphia prices. 10 be had at rcti Also al
m"st"f the Apothecari's in til. civ.
JARVIS II ANDREWS,
Wholesale i,ruggists
hnVlH Common A. Ipho, it,uInv