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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-27
1rvELs FROM SECESSION CAS-


The untmidled liberty OF such press as
tbey have at the North is enough to~slnk any
government to perdition.-SaUannah Rep.
If the ungry and ravenons pack Of hyenas
who are sent upon Il cir hellish mission OF
plumber and rapine are driven back into their
dens, they will turn upon their silly betrayerS
only to make them the yirlims OF their ne
yourina wrath.-Ne0,phi$ Appeql>
The regular lesson for the Jay, IN the
Episcopal church on Sunday last, was the 2d
chapter of Joel. The 20th verse is IN these
words curious if not omlnous OF what the
Baboop and his dirty cohorts are to expect
from the chivalrv of the South But | will
remove far off from you the Northern army,
and will drve them into land barren and
desolate. with his face towards the East sea,
and his hin0vr part towards the utmost sea /;
and his Ill saver shall come up, because he
hath done great things. '-Rtchns0nd / jSpafct.
Abe Lincoln is a fit successor and
REPRESENTATIVE Of the cruel king who thirsted
.nI. tb. blood of the infant Jesus. His cow
ardIv and murderous heart prompts him to
wreak his mean and hellish spite upon help
less children. rather than to encounter men
in epen and manly fight. FL will never be
caunht in that scrape. he will sooner fly than
fare m enemy. We would be guilty
OF Injustice 10 the doomed spirits Of hell were
we to >tvle these assassins Of infants, tiends
demons or devils. Those apostate angels, we
NAV we'll believe. have too much pride to
wrcak their immortal hate on such victims
a respectable devil would blush at such a
crime.-McmphiS Avalanche.
A western paper says old Scott is hale,
hearty, healthy, and as active as boy. This
we know to be a deliberate lie. gentleman
was in our office Yesterday, who saw Scott
last SATURDAY. He says he is complete
wreck 1nfrm, equity, and overwhelmed with
the lashings of guilty conscience, he has
become a sort of terror to all around him.
His aids trernble in his presence, and his pet
ulance prevents him from giving any one a
civil answer Old Abe ii is said, is absO-
lutely afraid to 20 near Fuss and Feathers,
as the latter has not forgotten, and never will,
the remark OF Lincoln to Rev. DR. Fuller,
that he was SCOTS legal master. Scott, who
was present at the time Of the interview, man
AIRED 10 restrain his passion until the Doctor
and the members OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association left, but they had scarcely
cleared the room before he let out on Lincoln.
At one time it was thought that Cameron and
Seward would have to interfere to prevent
personal collision. Scott raved like mailman,
and ,oid Lincoln that he was a stupid fool, a
most copsummate ass, and lavished sndry
other choice ppithets upon the devoted head
of his legal master Our informant states
he finally worked himselfup into such pas
sion that his nervous system could no longer
stand the shock, and he was conveyed to bed.
-PeerSjuqh EJprcsE.
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clothing.
ROOMS
W. W. MCC A L L

W. w. MCCALL, e.
CRAMToN NICHOLS BLOCK, UP STAIRS,
Would give notice to his friends and the public
generally, that he has made angcments with sew
eral first class
CLOTH IMPORTING AND JOBBING HOUSES,
In New York, whereby samples of the latest styles
of goods designed for gentlemen.s wear are pelnS
received, and on hand for inspection.
The very best of French, English and American
OVERC OATIN GS,
which will be made up at very low prices.
DRESS CLOTHS every shade, quality and price to
chose from, which will be made up in style that 1t
just takes Mccall to make.
PANT AND BUSINESS SUIT GOODS,
Comprising over One Hundred different styles of
latest designs.
VESTINGS VESTINGS
Gentlemen leaving their orders at this establish
ment have several advantages: In having their
garments made by the best of Mechanics also cut in
q superior style and warranted to fit no old shelf
goods but every order new, direct from the City as
the customer may select.
A call is respectfully solicited, and especially from
the most stdious in dress it gives the subscriber
pleasure to suit them.
B@Cutting done for others to make.
Rutland, Jan. 10, 1881 2tt
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Both of the halls of Congress are about
ready for occupation. The summer dress
will be beautiful beyond precedent. The
hot crimson cushions have been rem owed
from the house and replaced by style more
haste and subdued. The old carpet, heavy
with dust, and worn with the feet OF troops,
has been taken up and mating put down.
The cumbrous heavy chairs have been stored
away for the winter use, and cane-tottomed
chairs substituted. 1t is intended to place
the portraits Of Washington and Lafayette,
now in the old hall, at the right and left Of
the speakers chair, and to drape the chair
with beautiful canopy of American flags
The result will be to relieve the hall of its
former gloom and sombreness, and give it a
cheerful and Light appearance.
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Rneadier General Nathaniel Lyon. no

Bngader General Nathaniel Lyon, now
n 'ommand Of the military department of
'he West, and whose remarkable energy ex-
cites so much admiration, was born in East
'ord Windham county, Connecticut, in 1920
entered West Point Military Academy in
1875; graduated thence in 1912, and served
in Florida in the last year Of the Seminole
war He was with Gen. Scott in Mexico, as
LIST Lieutenant, and was promoted to the
rank of Captain at the battle of Contreras.
May 7th, 1861, for the signal service rem
dered by the capture of Camp jackson, he
was promoted to the rank Of Brigadier
General
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New YORK STATE LoAN.-The New
York Evening Post says From what we
can learn there will be active competition
for the New York State seven per cent
loan to be awarded next week. We expect
to see liberal offers, as high as per cent.
premium, which will be a striking nantes
tation Of the confidence fcapitalists in the
credit OF the Empire State. The bulk of the
proposals will probably centre upon from
90 IA to 101.
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a Il w d . ID 9

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QUININE TONIC BIITERS q.
The Best Aromatic Tonic ever offered to
the Public.
RECOMMENDED BY The FACULTY
For its Superior Medicinal Qualities.
THIS elegant compound which has secured the
L confidence and endorsement OF most of the lead
ing Physicians of New England, is palatable and
efficient form of QWinJHe containing all the peculiar
virtues OF PERUVIAN BARK, carefully combined with
various and StoDachicS and cannot fail to meet
the wants OF the debiiitated.
1t is a mild to the stomach, increasing the
appetite assisting digestion, preeminentlY good in
dyspep ia strengthening and invgoratlng to the di
gestive and sysem alter Frustrated diseases
and in fever and ague, kindred complaints its aid
is invaluable
For diarrhea, dysentery and cholera morbus, the
public may rest assured there is canbe any better
general remedy.
One of the very best Physicians in Boston has said
that 1t IS the best preparation Of eTS that has ere
been offered to the pu5tic,n
Put up in halfpint well as quart bottles, in or
der that all may convince themselves OF its superior
merits.
For further particulars reference is made to tn.
printed circulars.
FOR SALE BY
CHI As. Fl. A T W 90 D,
AZ CENTRAL ST, BOSTON.
And by Druggists everywhere.
GT=For sale In Rutland, by POND MORSE.
Boston, Sept. |. 1850. 36-Y
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New Orleans, May II. 1861.

New Orleans, May Il, 1861.
must write you Of the flush times we are
enjoying to cheer you up, a. | understand
YOU are all shaking in your boots about see
ing our king jeff in New York with about
two million of troops. assure you ne has
as many, and all well armed and well drill
led probably much better than your crack
.>erejth. In fact, we will put our 208th
city Regiment against them. Every man of
our Regiment is over eight feet long, and
built in proportion so stand from under -
Also we nave got the best and longest guns
in the world, and at present we are casting
guns in New Orleans at the rate of a hun
dred per day that will carry 400 pound
shot twelve miles. Besides all these things
we are very rich. The city is flooded with
gold, so that it is complete drug in the
market. The banks will only take little at
a time, and we are obliged to use it for man
ufacturing purposes, such as ornamenting
buggies.
Our privateers have brought in hundreds
Of prizes-our navy is increasing so rapidly
that we have scarcely room for them in the
river. Two millions bales cotton was ship
ped from this port to-day, leaving nearly six
millions now on the levee. In fact, we are
Just beginning to realize the milk and honey
effects of secession, and | think we may say
The Lord our shepherd u.s.,
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The Mayor of Savannah has issued pro-
glamation ordering all coupons of the
bonds OF the city of Savannah, which have
heretofore been paid in New York, to be
paid in the city of Savannah during the con-
hnuance of the war.
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r MO AT,

EMOV AL.
The office of the United States and Canada Express
has been removed to the store of Mr.. j. B. Baldwin,
Clark 's New Block, corner of Merchants Row and
West St. where all business of this line in Rutland
Will hereafter be transacted instead of at tue Depot
as heretofore
All orders left with the agent will b. attended to
with promptness and dispatch. Freight and pack
ages delivered promptly on arrival of each train
Packages called for in any part of the village, for
which orders should be left at least half hour be-
fore the departure of the trains.
Bills, drafts Sc, promptly collected.
june3d&wtf j. B. BALDWIN, Agent
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- A r D [ n E R s
Rheumatic and Neuralgia COmpOnnd

Rheumatic and Neuf algia Compound
4 clye for Rheumatism and Neuralgia in
form The undersigned hereby certify that they have
used % GARDENERS Rheumatic and NeuI algIa Com
pound " for the cure OF rheumatism and Neuralgia
and have in every found immediate and perma
nent relief We have full confidence in its healin :
qualities. and would recommend 1t to all who are
afflicted with these harrsssng diseases of the
safest and best medicipes ever offered to the public.
5. HANCOCK, Jr., % South Market st Boston
". Il. ALLEN, Boston; HENBY A. FULLER, Is
South Market st, Boston; SAI'L WALES, Jr., City
Hotel Boston; GEO. II. PLUMMER, l Maverick
square, East Boston; HENRY d. GARDINER
ster at, Boston; Capt, CHAS. g. DOLLIVER, East
Boston
The best medicine tor ehe disease ever CHAS
A SMITH, No Old State House, Boston
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in its worst
form and entirely cured By the of bottle
A. w. BRY Err, Mathews Building, Commercial st
Boston.
Gardiner Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
has entirely relieved from sufeIines of several
years standing. w E. HODGhINS, No l Old
STATE House, Boston.
After suffering with Rheumatism for twenty years
entirely cured by the use oftwo bottles of q Jar
diners Rheumatic and Neuralg ia Compound. NOR
MAN 7. Af Frs, Franklin st, Boston.
The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been
taken by hundreds of people for Scrofulous Humors
with great benefit 1t may be given to children with
perfect safety.
At Wholesale by MACY i JENKINS, s. Liberty
ST, New Ork.
Principal Depot-S7 KiIby st, Boston.
None genuine unless signed by
CHAS F. GARDINER
For sale by Pond Morse and Francis Fem, But
land John f. Weeks, Brandon W p. Russell and
II. A. Sheldon, Middlebpry; w. q Sprague Yer
gennes; and Apothecaries generally. 34-1y ennis
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NLAIRVOYANT STCIAN

DIR. E. A. SM H.
Now located at Rutland, VT claims power to dag.
nose and locate disease correctly and accurately,
WITHOUT SYMPTOMS,
and to treat successfully all durable maladies
To inspire confidence and compel belief, he in vites
the sick and afflicted TO come and be examined FREE
OF CHARGE.
Letters for examination must give name and age
and inciose 81.
Charges for medicines reasonable to all and paid
on delivery.
Examinations made at the Office on Centre St and
the Depot each day Sundays excepted from
to II NJ, and from to F. NJ.
DR.. BUTTON, a. NJ, and graduate OF the National
Medical College at Washington, d C., is associated
with Dr. Smith, and assists IN preparing medicines
and treating patients. 20
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A CARD.-The American Watch Con

O@A1SH~' dpOH OUII
A pany, of Waltham, Mass, begs to call the at
tenton of the public to the following emphatic re-
commentator of Waltham Watches, which has been
politely given by the leading practical Watchmakers
and Jewellers throughout the United States. The
entire list of signatures to- it, in the Eastern
States is quite too long for publication In adyer
tisement; but the names presented will be reeog-
nzed by those acquainted with the Trade in this vi
cinity being in the highest degree spectacle and
influential. AT their establishments may always be
found the genuine watches of the Conphny's man
ufacture, in great variety and at uniform prices.
Signatures from many cities and towns of New
England not fully represented in this list will ap
pear in a future advertisement.
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Watches, yeweIry, &c.
Albany Waeiesalc ana Retail
JEWELRY AND WATCH EMPORIUM

Offer 20 the trade and community at large at the
lowest New York prices, large stock of fine gold
and silver Watches, Jewelry and splendid assort-
ment of Fancy Goods. Peddlers and Watch makers
will find it an inducement to call and examine their
stock. Galvanizing, Plating and fine gliding on
watches, done for from 81 80 to %.
35-1y STEIN BROTHERS.. 548 Broadway.
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r o B B N S!

II AS just received good supply of new
- and desirable styles of Ladies
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Embracing Figured and Plain Mernos, Cashmeres,
Paramettas, Delains, Spots, Checks, Stripes
and Silks. Also, Thibets, Brocha,
Stella and Wool Shawls.
All Wool Cotton and Wool, Silk and Wool and
Canton Flannels, Ginghams, Calicos, Cottons, Cam
bricks, Muslins Dinems, Ticks, Batting, Wadding,
Gloves; Gauntetts, Hosiery, Pins. Needles, Thread,
Tape, Binding, &c, &c, &C
kItlanf Sept t. 1850
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r p W G O GID s.!
AT HALF THEIR USUAL PRICE!
SPEN GER Il LYON

49, SPENCER & LYON,
Are now receiving new and splendid assortment
of goods. bought with CASH, under the present de-
pressed state of the market, enabling them to defy
all competition.
Good Berages for IA cts. per yard.
Mourning do, for II IL Gets per yard.
Challes, for IL ~ cts. per yard.
Travelling dress goods for cts. per yard.
Good Prints, fast colors, cts. per yard.
Figured English Berage, Is cts. per yard.
20 lbs good Brown Sugar for S1.00.
Together with full assortment of Domestic Goods
Cottonades, Clothing, Hats and Caps, SC &c.
All of which will be sold at prices before unheard
of in this any other county.
TERMS CASH. ONE PRICE ONLY.
Castleton, June II, 1861. d&wrlW
TUST THE SONG FOR THE TIMES .'DIXIE
y For the Union.'' Price % cents 80 copies just
received at IhE MUSlC SlORE.
GINNING ON THE STREET, by "a Hard up"
> Comic Song, Is cts
] , This is Fosters last new song, % cents.
SONG FOR MY COUNTRYMEN, by HENRY
Y DraytOn 40 cents.
GRAND UNION POTPOURI byADOLPH
~ Baumbach, so cents.
A MEXICAN QUADRILLE 80 cents.
MORT SUMTER QUICKSTEP. EMBELISHED
ter 40 cents
rVHE UNION STAR. NEW NATIONAL SONG,
1 % cents.
STAR sPANGLED BANNER WITH vARIA-
- tiOBs. 30 cents.
NOME WHERE THE COWSLIP BLOWETH
OQuartett. 50 cents
Z ONG HAS BEEN The WINTER, SOLO AND
- Quartette so cents.
SHIRT FRONTS constantly hand and manu-
y featured o order at T. N MERRIAM'S.
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PICTURES
II f A D S T o n z s..

II + A d S T o n z 8.
Every person who has lost beloved child father, or
mother should send for to adorn the Head Stone
with the image OF the departed one tor there 9th
ing more appropriate tasty than this | am the
only manufacturer of Daguerreotype Cases for at
taching the Likeness of the deceased TO Head Stones
and Monuments, in this country. These cases are
made of Parian Marble indestructible material of
texture corresponding well with Marble generally
used for Monuments. The Picture is secured from
air or dampness by metal screw box which is
nicely fixed in the back side of the Case--the whole
being securely fastened the of
the Monument, the Case making very beautiful Or
A beautiful Tomb Stone is not completed until it
contains the likeness of the one whose name it bears
Those who have beer called to commit treasures of
household affections to the cold confines of the grave
will feel deep interest in this invention, for how
dear privilege to gaze upon the lineaments of the
sleeper beneath, at your periodical visits TO their
grave. Not only would such Likeness be of inesti-
mable value to the relatives of the deceased their
visits to the graves of loved ones but of mournfll
interest to friends and acquaintance OF the Der aved
This Case is constructed that the exact picture
of departed friend can be copied into it by an
Daguerrean Artist to endure for years unsoed by
wind or storm, and how agreeable on visiting the
church yard to bright, fe-like picture Of de-
parted friends conspicuous over their graves.
These Cases are securely packed and warranted to
PRICE TWO DOLLARS EACH
Address the manufacturer,
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
West eriden, CT.
, Send for circular t&w2i-3w
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N EW S T 0 r Z.

Pond & Morse have now on hand large assort-
ment of New Goods, which will be sold at prices to
suit the times,
Comprising large stock of
Drugs, Medicines and Patent Medicines, Toilet Ar
tices of every variety.-A large assortment of
nice Gu tery at Panic Prices.--Also Fancy
Articles and Toys, Rocking Horses, Cabs
for Children and Infants, Accor
dions, Violins, Violin and Bass
Viol Strings, Martial Toys tor
Old and Y Dung America,
Drums Fife3, &c, sc,
BIRD CAGES OF EVERY STYLE
SODA WATER.
Oh for drink of Cool Soda Water say the bows
at Fortress Monroe Let all who remain drink to the
health of them that's ava in Cool SODA WATER.
POND & MORSE.
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UP WITH YOUR STARS AND

TP With 1UUK SLAMS AND
~ Stripes Ali aboard for War and if we can't
fit you out with suitable equippage, we can direct
YOU where to find
ii 4 MES SEs
of any style and quality suitable for Farming Team
ing or Sporting also all other articles connected
with this branch of business and al prices that will
astonish you and your BeighbOrs
Feeling very thankful to many friends ana
patrons in CastIeon and vicinity for past fayor and
liberal patronage, the undersigned would solicit not
only a continuance, but increase OF the same, as
surfing YOU satisfaction in ali things and would also
direct your attention TO our newly opened
HARNESS SHOP IN: WEST RUTLAND,
near r R Mead's Store, where you will find Mr.
HENRY JOHNSON. waiting, ready and willing 10 sup
ply you with anything in our line, prices that can
not fail 10 suit.
Trimming of all kinds done to order and to suit,
and very low for cash.
Please call and see, and il cannot suit you in
quality price, terms &c, then We will give in that
D, b COTTON
dw-may 1-tf Fairhaven, We
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Instruction,
TEAC HERS U1ES

TEAC HERS NSTIU1 Els.
Teachers Institutes for the counties of Orange,
Windsor, Windhsm, bennington, Rutland and Ad-
Olson, will be held follows:
At Randolph. June % At Arlington, June LIS
"a Chester, IS % ESirhayen, " lS-l9
Whining ton, Il-l2 De orwell, 2l-s3
The Institutes will each continue in session du ring
two days. having ening sessions. and eachdally
session will cOmmenc al a. 81
All friend of Education are invited to attend and
a. DVnetHaIy as possible.
Clergymen are respectfully invited TO give notice
from their pUipIts.
Town Superfntendents. as co-agents of the State,
are earnestly requested notify teachers and urge
their attendance and also 10 notify cleTgymen.-
Teachers reminded that time spent by them in at
tending the Institute of the County where they teach
is by Law considered 10 be spent il the service OF
their schools and il not in any sense. lost What
character our Common Schools shall ain TO impress
upon the children of the State is question of very
apparent importance in these times full of peril TO
our country =. ). ADAMS.
Secretary
VERMONT BOARD or EDUCATIoS,
SEcRRTARY's OFFICE, May TO- 1851
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GOOD TINES IN NEW ORLEANS.

A gentleman in New Orleans gives the
following charming account of affairs in that
city. lis difficult to see how they could be
better -
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EvERY FlNLY Su0TLD HAIE {. E

Gl.i y x. - Il g f.
DOUBLE THREAD
SEW Y q VI 4 G Fl y + ).
They reliable. cheap. durable. and warrant
ed equal TO any and superior to most machines in the
market They ths most simple machine sEt con-
seouently the least liable 10 get out of order They
are capable of doing any work from the thinnest to
the thickest The Double Lock Stitch sews from the
original spools without rewinding. Those who con-
template bay ing requested 10 call and examine
these machines before purchasing elsewhere They
can be o p DICKERNAN'6, near the North
Meeting h oase Mount Holly. VT, here those wish
ing to purchase will be shown samples OF the work
done different machines, and where a.! uHpreju-
diced PERSONS will at the important adyan-
tages Of the Cray Grace over all other machines.
n. u. People purchasing this machine will not be
liable to prosecution, g. they are built under IL
cense.
Recolieet they be at
O. b DICkERMAN ), NORTH SIopns Holly. ".
Agents wanted in every town AMI county, w2ot
WILCOX 81 GIBBS SEWING Ma
w CHINE What others say oft. - IL Ia in
deed wonderful production. and Tor family use es-
reciay tri tetns
ts"-Phila- Evening journal
"A mechanical wonder Scientific American,
For svle by X BAhSh@S-
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D UTLAND FOUNDRY AND MA.

II
IL CHINE SHOP CO., Near Rutland & Buriing-
ton Railroad Depot Furnace Street, Rutland, Vt
JOEL b. HARRIS, "A gent
Orders solicited for Car Wheels and Railroad Cast
ngs of every description, Mill and other castings of
all kinds, Cast Iron Pipe, Water Wheels, Castings
for Agricultural Implements, Iron Fence, Piazza
Railings, &C, Of the most approved patterns. Also,
MACHINERY WORK FINISHED UP PROMPTLY.
A full assortment of Gear and Pulley Pstterns.-
The usual sizes of Gear and Pulley Castings con-
stantly On hand. Also, the celebrated HURLBURT
PLows, and the New England Mower Circulars
respecting the stame sent toany address desired
ALL WORK AT LOW PRICES.
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GREAT REMEDY FOR oueHs COLDS AND 7
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FISK & CO.'S EXPRESS

u Send for a circular LSw24-8w