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American and Foreign Patents.
Il. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

LATE AGESr OF U. \. PArryrOrricE. WASHING.
TON. lunder the Act oflsUD
Ne. : State Sc, opposite KIiby 81. Be-sss.
FTER an e1tensivspraetice ofupwards Of t.en-
ted States also In Grcat Britain, France aud other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Assign
ments and all Papers Drawingsf Tor Patents, ehe-
cuted on liberal terms and vithdispateh. ReeaIeh.
es made into American or foreign works 10 deter
mine the validity or utility ofiatents or Inventions,
and legal or other advice rendered In all matters
touching the same. Copies Of the claims ofany Pa
tent furnished BY remiIting sl9o Assignments
This Agency IL not only the largest In New Hng-
land but through u Inventors have advantages Tor
securing Patents, or asceriaining the patentahl,y
superior 10, any which can be offered them elsewhere.
rie testimonials given below prove that none ].
MORE SUCCESSFUL At TIE PATENT 0iPlCk
hsD ,R' oR AND hSfY ss
would add that he has abundant reason 10 believe.
and prove, that Mt no other oitce of the Mind,
are the charges for service 20 mcdeate
The immense practice Of the subscriber during -
years past, has enabled him TO accumulate . vast
collection Of specifications and Official decisions rel
alive 10 patents These, besides his extensive IL
brary Of legal and mechanical works, and fali ae-
counts OF patents granted In the United states ana
Europe, render him able. beyond question, 10 oner
superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity OF q journey Ia Washington To pro
cure patent and the usual great delay there, arc
ucIc oafeA
TESTIMONIAL
Iregard Mr. Eddy ~ one of the @ssf eapsAt. s.d
ssee,ssJsI practitioners with whom have had OH
cal intercourse. CllAS. MASON"
con,mis'ioau Of Pafsnn.
~ have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ pefson mare Compliant AMI
ynstsorfhy, aDd'nore capable of putting their M.
plcations la form 20 secure for them an early AMI
favorable consideration ut the Patent Olice.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, February :, ISSs.
"Mr II. II. Eddy has made Cor INC THIRTEEN
applications, all but one OF which patents have
been granted, and that one Is Row pssi,ag. Such
unmlstakable proof of great talent and ability ON
his part leads me 10 Recommend all inventors Ia
apply Ia him "a procure their patents, rs they may
be sure OF having the most faithful attention bo-
slowed ON their cases, and Mt very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAooANT'
From September nth, 1851, To Jane i5ih, iSiS
the subscriber In course Of his large pIlctlce made
on iirie, reIccte app ,SlNTBEN APPEALS.
EVERY ONR of which was decided In Ais Jsroy, by
iyrT RI EDDY
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For Sale.
Farm for Sale.

TTE subscriber offers for sale his farm, sit
i uated in Kennebunkport, on the road lead
ing from Kenncbunkport village to Biddcford'
said farm contains about one hundred acres,
forty of which Is covered with wood and tim
Der. The other part of said farm Is divided In
to tillass and pasture. Said farm is well wa
tered, and cuts about forty tons Of hay. Build
ings new and in good repair, and all finished
Said buildings are painted and well shaded with
ornamental trees. This is one Of the best farms
in Kennebunkport, is conveniently located with
reference to school, meeting houses, markets,
&C., and offers u rare chance for any one wish
ing to purchase, and settle upon good farm.
Said farm will be sold in whole or In part
Terms Of payment made easy.
AARON c. KICKER.
sKennebunkport. March 70. 1860. l3tf
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LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TIME.
Sd. Loss OF Muscular POWER. Such cases
may be cured by similar means II the patient
be In otherwise tolerable health.
Best French Preyentatives ut low prices.
See my advertisement In the Boston Herald,
and you can learn more full description
such cases.
Address c. II. sHOLEs, M. D., i27 Court
Street, Boston.
Boston, May 25, 1850. lyr2
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Wholesale Agents, ~. H. HAY a co, Portland
Sold In saco by b. 7. shaw, In Biddeford by a.
sawyer. lyrB
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E|IR(S18

. ~ A New Discovery. Pin Worms entirely re-
moved from the human system by the use OF DR..
q, a, Gould's Pin Worm Syrup. cure
hours' Sold by Druggists generally GEORGEC.
GOODWIN a co. Wholesale Agents. Agents-Ba
d,ford, A, Sawyer; Saeo, h. B. Mitchell. iyri3
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DIR. G. II. sIOLEs,
ECLECTIC INFIRMARY
1877 COURT STREET,

Boston, Mass.
Having given my undivided attention for the
last fifteen years, To the treatment Of the geni-
io-uriaary organs, and having had large prac-
tice in this speciality, claim the best possible
advantages for treatment the world has yet dis
covered.
have becn advised by our best medical men
to advertise my remedies for the people gene
rally, from the fact those nho most need my SER
rices dare mol ask a friend irhere 10 direct
them.
TO THE MrorESr AND DEBILIrArED.
SpcrmatOrrhGa, or Seminal Weakness,
divide into three stages:
lst NIGHTLY EMISSIONS. which my Eclectic
Life Drops will cure in very short time, with
out failure.
2l. DAILY DISCHARGES. There are more
cases of this than the world is aware Of Some
Of the symptoms are hgh-colorel and scanty
excavations from the bladder, with smarting
sensation attending II, sometimes with turbid
sediment, and at others amilk-likc appearance.
have analyzcl many specimens Of this nature,
and In all cases have found traces of Semen
and Albumen, which is rs sure to produce death
as Consumption, unless 1t Is checked by medi-
cal treatment.
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DIR. G. ii. sHOLEs,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN,

DIR. &. ii. SHOLES,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN,
The only Regular Graduate Physician advertis-
Ing In Boston, gives particular attention to Dis
eases of Women, especially those suffering from
any advancement Of the MENSTRUAL SYSTEM.
Married or single ladies may apply with safety
and In confidence, for relief FROM the many mis-
fortunes peculiar TO the ser.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared medicine for the purpose
Of regulating the Monthly Sickness, which I
have used for the last ten years with the most
unbounded success. The following recommend
alton Is sufficient
"Its uniform success, even In extreme cases,
Is as astonishing as Il Is satisfactory. Jour
nal Qf Am. Med. Science.
I have hundreds OF private assurances Of the
same happy results, but for obvious rca-
sons cannot place them before the public.
II Is the very bert thing kno IN for the pur
nose. And In case of obstruction. after all other
means have failed, will produce the desired e.
feet. A cure Is guaranteed IN all easei, or the
price will be refunded. Purely vegetable, and
perfectly safe ut all times.
: CAUT1ON.-Never purchase any medicine
this nature Of any one, II len about the coun
try for sale. Such Pills and DRoPs are deserv
ing Of no confidence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms for
those who wish TO remain under my care.
Address DIR. C. II. sII0LES, Ia Court ST..
Boston.
Boston. May %, 1850. iyr22
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Msssas HsSsy p. Wilson 4 Co.; deem Mrs. WI.
son. Hair and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations. have, In many In
stances known them 10 restore the hair where had
fallen o. dandruh, restore the hair 70 us original
eoor cure entirely the most painful headaehesand In
some instances most serious humors Personally. have
been sharer In several Of these benefits.
REv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. ii.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

escape OF fugtives from Justice OF stand
as open enemies. And may God give us
strength 10 lneet the issue. Once more
except my thanks for your courtesy"
The following unanimous resolve was
proposed by Senator Rice this afternoon
Resotoed, That the Sem ate tender to
Henry Clark, Secretary OF the Senate,
their unqualified appreciation for the faith
ful and gentlemanly manner in which he
has performed his duties during the pres
ent session.
This, though IL the usual COURSE, is sin
cerr and well-earned Perhaps no man
in the State, certainly none within nv
knowledge without any experience in this
particular business. and having an mex
perienced assistant, could have succeeded
a. Mr. Clark has He hae :be honor that
his friends in Rutland County prophesied.
Though cheated out Of Railroad Com
missioner and Adjutan, and Inspector
General 10y side issues. ou. County still
has the prestige il hae Away enjoyed of
furnishing competen, jncum ben;s for the
State otic--. u.D.
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Notwithstanding the severity OF the storm
the welcome 10 Capt. Wilkes VS. unaulm01>-
" attended and very enthusiastic
Geo. Z. Upton and others 0: the ~omua lee
O. rrceDt!on nr.. the Captain, Lieut. ~o0S
and As.lstau, Engineer Houston. %. -3ug
Wharf and conveyed them IN carilage, 70
Faneuil Hall. which was deusey crowied
bv cltizegs, including many ladies IN he Zas-
len Mavor Wghtman in behalf Of The
CITY Of Boston made bret address D, ~-l-
come, as follows
Capt WILKES In behalf OF the III,
council. welcome YOU to the city OF Boston.
and as tie official representative Of the cul-
zeps. bid YOU a cordial welcome 10 this
their cherished temple Of liberty, here IN the
presence OF those departed heroes whose
| deeds YOU so nobly emuated, we tender to
YOU the homage of our respect. We honor
YOU as an eminent, scientific navigator and
! explorer, as gallant and meIIonous officer
OF our navy, and for the ssgacty, judgment.
decision and frmness which characterized
YOUR recent brilliant achievement, the effect
of which upon the present rebellion may
yroye not less important than the glorious
| naval victories on the Southern coast. Ac-
cept then, Sir, this heartfelt tribute TO your
| merits ana 10 tndl DTdDCE Ol iue puOilA SCI
vice which is now 20 nobly and successfully
indicating the interests Of our govern
ment and the majesty of our constitution.
With this brief expression of our feelings, !
again welcome you to the homes and the
hearts of our citizens.
After the applause had subsided Capt.
| Wilkes, in full uniform, came forwardlan re-
sponded in the following language:
Mr.. Mayor and Friends Il am deeply
sensible for the great kindness which has
been shown me. depended upon my own
judgment in doing what you all have hatter-
ed me is correct, and i am exceedingly graft
fed with the manifestations of approval
have met and which have been, may say, a
spontaneous outburst from all parts Of our
country. ! have only to say that We did our
duty to the Union, and are prepared to do 1t
again. Ommense applause)
Call we're then made for Lieut.. FairtaS
and others. The former being absent, Lieut.
Cook was introduced and bowed his thanks
This closed the formal reception, after
which several thousand citizens we're intro
duced to the honored gents of the occasion
A committee of leading citizens have rendered
Capt. Wilkes and officers of the San Jacito Z
complimentary dinner at the Revere House
Tomorrow eve, at which it Is thought that MIR
Everett and Mr. Winthrop, and other dlstu-
auShrt gentymea win be Ds':.a,
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NNNHLLAL. SUPPLIES

tirc,..vpd Hurr Noyemoe. l&tL.
MabAebury-l3 pair socks, 4 sheets, pill
low ta,c> > pillows, blankets, t towes, ,
quilts, needle book.
fLucoc<-25 par socks, : dannv SHIRTS
pa. mlttrns.
LuderhW Centre-4 comtor,ables, IA pair
socks, 2 blankets.
CoLchester-34 pair socks, so blankets,
pan socks by lady 81 years old, which she
c"rdes', spun and knit herself-l.s her wld-
ow ; mite for the defence OF our Union.
WM%toH-9 blankets, 5 bed quilts. 20
sheets, "a pillow cases, 26 par socks, pair
mlttens, L bedsshrts, pair drawers, pill
lows, rs cushions, old linen, cotton and lint.
We send of this evening twelve boxes con-
tanning is quilts and comtortables. So blan
kets, 26o pair socks besides pillows, and Old
cotton and linen.
Since TIE middle q June We nave sent 10
the different regiments, $40 sheets, ( $50 row-
els, 1852 bel gOwns, 4l3 pair drawers, 959.
pillow cases, PA he'd ticks, 237 pillow ticks
$50 pillows, 2l0 blankets, 1870 quilts aud COM
iolt4uleS, $50 pair socks. Besides these We
almost daily have one or more par OF sock.
brought III tor individuals. Ne are Expects
NJ "oArs from ShorehaD. Ruylaul. boz.
Fer4ennrS. Whiting ana ArlinaIor
Cr~t~-l5 plIlow cases, 10 p.iuws. 2s
"'",""', r"ve.s pa" uu,-uy, :. par
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Montpelier, Nov. Il. 1861

Montpelier, Nov. Il. 1861.
kDIIUK HERALD.-Ihc curtain has
tallen on the Tragico-comic drama entitled
"LegisIation Of 1861" amid .roals. cheers.
hisSeS and Starnping- The black cap was
drawn over the head ut tE.- last dog at
three clock precisely and he was hung
at five minutes past three Another in
stance OF the diIatory habit of the House
occurred to day and at its last GRASP it
confirmed the general impression its life
produced. | should have said several in
stances. for at more than one time to-day
from mere >hittlesness it tailed to come up
to its time. In the first place it will be
remembered that il was too late with its
militia bill and a good deal OF special leg
islatiOn was the result of that, consuming
precious time. Then when the Senate
had opened its doors for their vagabond
children it failed to send them along till
the time had come when they were warn
ed that the doors would be closed. Then
they knock again and the Senate opens
and at two minutes past three to-day they
conclude they want to hold over for TWEEN.
ty-tour hours and send into the Senate to
pass the same resolution. But the Sen.
ate, out of patience with this clog-work
brought down the hammer and the militia
bill is among the number of chickens
which peck the shell on the inside but
never peep. At the sound of the ham.
mer the frightened members started al.
most on a gallop for the cars ahd it is 8
curious fact that one little town sends out
delegate to almost every town in the
State tonight. Almost every hamlet
Where the hifers and the zephyrs
Their odoriierous breaths compare"
greets their truant representative with 8
trown as he enters his home and tells o
the failure of the military bill. If having
common feeling unites people otherwise
widely separated am sure the people oi
Vermont need not fear bat that they wal
:. .--...>... ...-u.J.ToH y, Nue question al
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this sum corresponds exactly with the
Governors books, and the Committee hay-
ing previously checked off on the book
all the vouchers, they are able to certify
| that the Ex-Governor has exhibited re-
ceipts for the whole of this amount, ex-
cept $532 IL, which is cash, and which
the Committee counted and found 10 be
now on hand
! The condition OF the books and youch-
ers and their classification having been
correctly described by another Committee.
that has already reported to the House.
this Committee deemed it unnecessary t.
go over the same ground with similar de-
tails; but would express their entire con-
currence i'll the commendation therein ex-
pressed Of the neat and systematic manner
in which the vouchers and books have
been kept by the late Secretary cf Civil
and Military Affair.". and of tn- yAsr
amount of labor performed by him.
As, however, a large additional lum-
Der Of accounts have been settled .lnce
that report was made, they deem i prop
er 10 give new recapitulation. a, follows
incidental expenses. SS.IU6 Il
Recruiting stations. 1856 -
Commi>sariat Of Subsistence, 6l.97- "A
Equipment, 3j3,32z IA
Horses, Harnesses n Wagons. 32.S79 50
Forwarding troops go a.
Services. 1856 80
Suspense account. 2.2ls Jj
f. 4. More, Quarterlnaster
OF the II Regiment. l.04- -
Redfield Proctor.
Quartermaster OF the Sd Req. "a Dr
+. p. Pitkin. ID - -
John " Clark. 6ti 1900 30
} Eiai,ey Cu.hfntu 4th 100 }U
WIN. y. Ripley, Payma-ter.
9TH Regiment, 49, 80
Pa--ulnp-lc Bank (uudrawn
baIanc.. of Z. depositl. II
Ca-h ou haud j3I u
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THURSDAY NOVEMBER rs.
tFOr tue Daily Herald.
EDUCATIONAL. Nc

EDONh AL NJ
Ihost Of u, who are lef, al hone, and who
are not otfici .llv connected with tn, all alb
sorbing matters OF our present National
struggle, are in duty bound to rahr care of
the interests upon which our CIV. and .ocial
welfare ultimately depends. Anon. these
Interests the cause Of Religion. OF Temper-
ance and OF Popular Education stand out
prominently; and upon the lat propose 10
otter q series "t pspers j ,tu induced TO
commence them at this tame from the consid-
GRAFTON that our public echuas are soon TO
enter upon the: winter sessions. and | hope
TO be able 10 throw out some familiar obser-
VatlOns which viii set parents aud teachers
(whO trust constant readers Of the Da-
ly heraid,j TO thinking. They will be sug-
geSted II. part by such notes a. ! nave had,
and shall continue To have occasion 10 make
In the course OF my duties as Superintendent.
in examining teachers and yi>riu. >rhOolS-
They vii therefore be more directly appica-
cable to the schools OF our town, and had IN
fact InttEded them for the hebdumadal OF
"Our Village :" out upon d second sober
thought considered that they could not ap-
pear SO often as an ardent sou would like to
"sec m> name in print" and tu",hprmnra,
thai 1 might hIl others beolie> tnpse directly
|, when a Toy, used 70 shool the re- squirrels
thai infested or sweet apple ',r..> ! mad
az old French nusket that <caIe,t,t awl.a,
anu l USED 10 load II amosr to the o.lLz,e
with peas and beans. take aim AT one aud h.,
all tua. we're IN any part o. the tree From
tht rra-Uu above mentioned tie ,arIo4- .1p-
Irs can hardly ue expected t. apl,rs l'l ;,
veN systemau. Or philosophical O. lex; IL.
- 10, .- thai - ,.,.4
are vOucH>ateG, the mos. importer. t.... .
relating 70 teachers. parents. >cao.l. l.i
schooi house, VIII have tter -v.uiuti> r9f-
9deted.
Having 1sld tn4s much D> -, q, u. rl.-
ducton. j, M ..1 u,- I'll fc G o., h..r- to, tr.
Pr"orGt-huJ tins wUuIQ y- .. mu.u . ee tn.
raeo nruuOned in Diedrirb kuicker .u,keG'-
New GOrk Of All individual who. in or,i.r 20
gam sufficient momentum 70 enable hus to
jump Owe mountain, went back and rau d
mile bur when he had reached me foo of
the elevation" he was So tired thai he was
Obliged to lie down and rest. To max an
economical use therefore OF any momentum
already acquired, beg leave to jump at
once INTO the Ini,ist OF things by Sayin- that
there are certain little things III school keep
ing which are too apt 10 escape the attention
Of many teachers. There is nothing Of more
Importance than distinct artculdt,ou. roi r,.,,,
taaaha, n''5l l.'''5 '''ia o0L h Ever
I "''g" ~ Nno" 'na' 'n' e.7llT'' d. '
sou'','S '' ou! l""suase are "'C"l loi'' 10 10
smh-yon.Is ar6 asr;ro+aa nn asui:. a.
D., P'' ''I CO. VI a. N'' '''"-
WIN = W. l.
"'' '" '"'''''S 10 N"'. ''"'''
every "'' VI. '.tSe elements '''' IT, aPp'"T
OF ''i'FS ,""Ve ara 'ef' 49, ''
So,i' '''' ~. ,e 'e''e'' - tue IIp" 80. =" h'r
"I1' ~ ~ ".'noU5 1,A Ia a. 1Ne@''y ." VI"
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By direction of Gov. holbrook, all packa-
ges directed to individual volunteers in the
army must be forwarded free OF charge to
G. F. DAVIS, Quartermaster General, Brat
tleboro, Vt. All donations of blankets, quilts
sheets, bed ticks, pillow ticks, old cotton ano
linen bandage,, lint, dried fruit, &c, &c, in
tended for the use of the sick volunteers ia
hospital and army must he forwarded tree OF
charge tc
DIR. S. w. THAYER, Jk.
Burlington. VI
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..a.,.:. a.. .,,,l,,lo 81 ,ho C.o.a ,,bo,,
:. ,I;o,,nn3 Eooh bo,s, roG,so3 th.
I,;u nrio;,.,;p., IN tb.. other and ,vha, !
,,,,,.s.. eacb ho,,s.. held with y daatb gran
nI,. 70 il. on;n;nn Ther. !. l;ttl. 3onht
; .ha, the II n,Sa hiIl !. th,. hest if for M
o,he, reason than thai if ron,emnlates less
a>,,,..,,.. j., .,,.m;no ,h.. militia Which can
....;,v dame wh.n th. Rebellion i
,r,,.bad with tL4. arms NOW in th4 hands
ot onr ,nlnn,aar. Rut we shouId have
had so,o. h;ll altbouob i,np4rtrct
made :, mistake. in the commission Of last
.v.n;na and nm .orr, 70 corr4,.t mvself
h, .,v;ne, that th. Wheeler fuoitiye slave
r,..olntions nasscd the HouSr by a power-
fnl ,naior;tv
The h;Il orioiualIv introduced hy Sena-
,uor Wheeler hnt amended till il i, hardly
RECOGNIZABLE which provides for paving
! soldiers seven dollars extra for three,
wears instead OF two ua,>ed both houses
To-day to the -uprise Of everybody. Il
WAS yeurrall, understood that II wa
advisable. to wair till another session 10 de-
eide this question and don't quite com
/ prrLrnd ,.hy il received 50 many votes
ieNcrpt that everybody voted a. hi, neigh
hor did, Let il be- understood. then. thai
every Vermont soldier Of whateyer arm
/ OF the service i, to receive twenty dollar,
uer toonth for hj- full fimr
The last bo,.. 80 I,,-,I,,.r... d;.d -,,oa
d4,. since. But - ,Iinh. rr.nor wa. di.-
colrrable IN some OF the ..H,a5s" to-day
and h,s,.. WA arou-e,j H. >orn. hrart- nt
| IL, .,.r6v.ry Ku1 the, 4-ual 4n,liaur..
All r,i,.d .,ud fh. ,nainri,,. .,aa;r,t mi.
,o;.j..,. for,, - rb. Ji..a.... ,.,. ,,nc l,nr-
dra3
,il ,., ,h,. ,,..-.,.,..r,... ,5 tis, j.,
I... rL,muJ..,. i'.,~ r,b,.,. ,,,. good deal
Of time and been the occasion d p GOOD
man, ioI,.. to,. these last rwo Jovs Rnr
,r.. .L.,f t,,...a..i,,,' ,...,o. o44 ,...,ar1l,y
j.. -. ,nn4f;r;aI va, I, .,,r,.3r. Uuoj
u.,., ~ CLo,,.r T,d,,, p;r,,r.,. 80.
W.a,b.ryfaI5 Nr W.. - Ia,,......,
ann Ex.Gov. Fletcher Of Cayendjsh ,.u-
n4,,ly advocated ,tril inc out the .or,!
..wti,..r IN the militi. hin and particul,~ly
Mr. Henry who hannrned - he ON, -.
the vote was heinz taken. came in and re-
ouested the House to allow him To- record
hi~ vote on the question. As he was q.
ready to command men Of ON, coIor y, ,f
another or to serve with them This was
enouob for Mr. Barrel Of Grafton who is
soma7hing ot - wac and yary ,,ncL nr an
artist H.. y.rv .0on nr..naraJ = .L.,cb
rcnre,rntjno Mr., Henry with noisrd sword
dr;Il;nl, , comnanv co,nnosed of the three
Other. Gentlemen above ,andwich4d with
tvo cnnrrabaI,d. l. ,yond4rf,I with
uha, acrnr.,rv th,. f.at,r,.. ,y.r,. drawn
and 7 heor5 !, ,,oon~ntI, re,oarl,ad ,hat
the the nerson. r.nrnsentod ,o;ab, he recog.
nizeJ in the. picture thou@h Seen in T4xa2
IT,, 'r,,-h =, ,nr,her fem pay;I;on ,rL.ra
:, ,.,.. fr.r .xL;h;tod wa. =, ,.ro,r5 ond
- ',ionattar ,ha. t,uo. tsar, '',n ,
Wv -.;va r,;I,,r;n,s ,,as <I,,"an.
V'o'i'0 pi'7' HIS "''' ''"''9"'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

fT The Carleston Mercury is begin
lin- to throw ou! hints about the recon-
FRACTION q the Un;ou Wha: does it
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quilts, z sheets, neck belt, dressing gowns
l box, 25 lbs. dried apples, 5 los currants, :
lbs. strawberries. packages.
S W. IHAYER, Jr
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which Is respectfully submitted,
+. b. SELDEN. toy CyUn

Mr.. NJ. B. Mason. Of New iorh. Is
now engaged III shipping about ont hun
dred and thirty tons Of quart from he
"Bridgewater Gold Mines" to that city, 20
be crushed. and the precious metal ~
tracted. IL" has faith that it viii pay -
We haven't Hoodstock .Standard.