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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14


AN OLD STANDARD kEEEDl-
Fur Coughs. COldE ana IOLrumpIl0hs and al Pa.
-t,r,sF. coWulalnts, she kEsETAELE fELMOEA-
- gAIgAu which Lac mziEtagbea high Eeyutn-
IOH 1ur nCaHIg y1rfg gear-- and l. Te1umMeEc-u q
many " tie mOst sDltHsaE hgrcLaH and genrlssTsn
tue county, among bOLa Rev sslzh Itch
faG.a Rev DR. - man beeeher, AeW ! ora the ate
fTOf Lee naTu Gods, AuoOysr IOg5czl ernIns-
= l. L lEOmPsOn, former Secretary OfstA E. VI.
DTs Merrll- Ferry. Abel. PsrkeT, BerrF. ana mnry
others b. tie Pres ~ the largest ana olcesf
dealers IN drugs and medicines il tie United ststes
aud Canada
Extracts from letters received from PIysieiErs
80 Nffh eOnndsnce recommend l. s-zs Ierfor 10 zrE
other PREPARATION Tor the above c0npaltsr LII Ia.
AruperlO-lty over every kind o. medicine used arc
has been usrd Tor lung complaints With xoAceriul
sueesss" Il am satisfied u ]. vaguabIs medicine
1T ls sale, Convenient ana very ercEcaCus nse3-
clns To my knowledge, IL has olss pp0iIfed
the reasonable expectations Of fhCse 10 have usd
II. Il confidently recOmmeuu Irs zee in AL com
plants q the ebert equal, il superior 10 suy
other medicine within my knew ledge VI al TIE
principal remedies used for coughs / an szti.Hsd
ours y the test and hope il vii be betIef known
ana more generally used II have uFescFsteo vour
Dalsam, and regard il the valuable and Gee
i've rrmsdy within my knowledge"
Pree,-small Size 90 cts. Large size 81 Becare-
III 70 get the genuine, which l. prepared ouIy ~
kkED, CUTLER Co, Boston, ana sold D. dealers
generally. A. 6n
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STATE OF VERMONT.
General Order, No. 10.

ADJ. AND lSsP. GENEkALs OfFhSFf IL m
mands are unable or indisposed to respond 70
the orders of the COMMANDMENT. Chief, made
upon any requIsition of the Pres ident of the
United States to and in the maintenance of the
laws ami the peace of the Union, that they may
be discharged and their places filled by men
ready for any public exigency which may arise
Ii any COMPANIES have not the number of men
allowed by law, the commander OF the same will
make proper exerIiOns 10 have the vacancies
filled and the men properly drilled and UNIFORM
ed.
Commanding officers of companies will also
cause the name OF such member, together with
his rank and place OF residence, to be properly
recorded, and copy of the same to be forward.
ed 10 this office.
By order OF the Commander in Chief
Ii. HENRY BAXTER,
AdJataHt and Inspector General
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

had an election an Saturday for delegates to a
proposed State, and also to see whether the peo-
pie desired convention to consider the state of
the country and the secession question; and as
have swept everything by heavy majorities,
choosing large majority of the delegates: and
negativing the call for the convention itself
Returns from the western portion of the State
represent the election of all the Union ca ndi.
dates, and the Unien majority in the State is
estimated at 10000.
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THE RING OF TRUE METAL

Our Light Guard" held a meeting AZ their
Armory on Saturday evening last, to take action
in regard TO General Order No. 10 which rvo
publish elsewhere in TO days paper, not having
received it in time for our last week s issue
The object OF the meeting was briefly stated to
the Company by Capt Ripley, who was follow
ed by private ". T. Nichols in a few ammo.
PIRATE remarks on the troubles which have given
rise to the order. The question was then mn, ~
each member, do you, as citizen soldier of
Vermont, hold yourself in readiness to respond
to any requlsiton of the President upon the
State of Vermont for troops to aid in the main.
tenance of the laws of the United States ."
S'rtytVo men dnSacered to the question, and onhy
one answered No" Thirteen members ar. ali
sent on Through, every man ofwhom is believed
to be true to his colors This is the RIGHT snir;,
The MEL have been thinking over this question
tor some two weeks, and have calmly and de-
lioerately arrived at this conclusion. and Le,,
mean IT,
Young, enthusiastic in the cause, and with the
most unbounded confidence in their Officers
should they be called upon, we confidently o,e-
dict for this Company a brilliant career.
AFTER unaniH ously resolving to pay more close
attention TO their drill, and with three cheers fer
aaJor Anderson, which it would have done ,ba
heros heart good to hear the Company adj.
journed
in are requested BY C@e: Ripley t. aaxaa died
by loud talking and laughing on the part OF spec.
tator3 at the drills, hereafter no persons will be
unless introduced by a member of the
Company,
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The VALUE or coon HEALTH cannot be,
lover estimated and better Isgsey can t. tTBDs-
A mitten from parent 70 DIPPING EAEn SOUND and
II robust e0u-1ltution. Wnz1 hOMOrs and DIE
A tinciiOu NIrhOut health what are riches without
ne capacity 10 enjoy the blssslDgs - NE Ihess
not apt 10 s0ggest themselves 70 any Of
u. until eufeebATd b. tIckBess. look about Tor
come means Of recovery 10 ali troubled with that
dread disorder COusunnY Ton BTOucLls, Asthma o.
any form Of lung throat Complaint Hs Car conf
IDENTIFY recommend Dr. o. Fheips broEE great ZEN
eds tie ACACIAS BALsAM. Il effects saTpsss, N
healing qualities, al coupetitIOB II y tie Oily
medicine the ord, that, b. IL continuation 81
ngredients- eliminates al electric EoNsT Inch,
ssziug upon tie nerves tie stomach Tie luDgs the
BRAN, &c, lniuses additional vital force
into every organ auq b the renewed action and en-
ery thus obtained eKpes al morbid influences ION
the body. produces reaction which checks o1reEse,
ana produces even IN the worst cases. EestOTsliOa
to perfect health, IN q short time. The ACACLA&
BALsAN i cold a. - per large bottle. II may bs
obtained
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Fsb. u
.r,-....a o.. T,.I.nr.r.h

At market 81 Cattle. about 80 Beeves. and -
stores consisting Of working oxen. eows-kno one
Prices-Marfet Beef-ExJs ss-z5 $50; fret susI
ity IS IS 000s second quality 500 90 third
quality $500; ordinary quality sz,1b.
Workfag OLsA-s10 % a $50 per pair.
Cosos and CalUss-s1s, 40, 90.
YsariiHgs-S
Tsso Yeas Otd-s2 a u.
Tsvss Ysars OLd-sB q II.
SAssp AMI Lan1bs-lT50 Al msrks. Prices IN lOts
al B0 a LIS Extra and Selection. "a Z z.z
1923 or z a g. per.b-, live weight
Iyidss A. &c per -. Talon, q &c. Peiss VI %
a ~ % each. CalI SkiNs, % . lie.
Remrrks The stock Of Northern cattle was
snnll but there Is 3 large lot Of Nestsru-so0 OF
100 which has put prices down ron = 70 Do PEI
100 lbs.
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: SMITH

Those exposed TO Bilious attscksczuse3 5y missma
well those already suffering from them, and
particularly those CO.. eCeut. should a. once haze
recourse 70 Prof WOO1s Restorative Cordial And
Blood ReuOgstOr- II is pure healthy tonic Cord
a., and viii Be elt al part VI tie stem
ekhIiaF1ting and DermsHsEtly building u Up, Eu1
thus cure. but reader the Constitution 4
vulnerable fuTfbeT progress Ol disease,
a. prevent thOae new Developments 70 which IL
weakened condition are 20 liable See sdVertlse
meut IL another column feb mar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
RUTLAND COUNTY TEMPERANCE SO
Getty.

The twenty-fifth annual meeting Of The Rut
land County Temperance Society wss holden at
the Congregational Chapel in Rutland on Wed
nesday, the 9th of Feb, 1861, James Barrett,
ESQ.,, OF Rutland, in the Chair. The meeting
was called to order and opened with prayer by
Rev. !Dr. Aiken. Minutes of thelast meeting read
and approved Delegates swere present from
about half of the towns in the county and all
were invited 10 take part in the deliberations OF
the meeting. On motion of Mr.. Marsh of Bran
don the appointment of the usual committees
was dispensed with and the Convention pro-
ceeded to elect officers ior the ensuing year as
follows
James Barrett, of Rutland, President A.
L." Brown of Rutland, John Howe, Jr., OF
Brandon, F. Parker of Castleton, Vice Presi-
dents b. w. Burt, of Castleton, Secretary L.
Sheldon of West Rutland, B. F. Winslow OF
Pittsford, C. Spencer of Castleton, Executiv We
COMMITTEE; nominated for County Commits
sioner, James Rice of Pawlet.
Hon. Zimri Howe introduced and cad the
following resolutions, which, after gen eral dis,
cussion, were severally adopted
ReSoiUed, That in the opinion of this 'onven.
ton, were the laws to prevent the traffic in in
t0Xicat'ng liquors, enforced as they might be
there would be but little if any INVESTIGATION in
ne state.
ReSoived That it is the imperative duty of all
who are in favor of temperance and good order
to be active and vigiant in adopting all legiti
mate means to secure the faithfuI execution and
enforcement of those laws.
Resolved, That for the purpose of promoting
the cause of Temperance, We would reco nmend
the formation of Bands of Hope in all our towns
and villages.
Adjourned without day.
JAMES BARRETT, President.
B. w. BURT, Secretary
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

TEE GEKAT CEETEAL ACTIVE PRINCIPLE o. TEE TEE
Toiu Auodyne IL q true Development o. Tie ofI2A1e-
,afuraI opfate. In all cases WHEREVER opium u
been u-ed and lie bsDeful efects witnessed, n
o. otTs can adequately compare the ct1efeLcts -.
no decision is 20 asl 70 trial be Anooy
M. uzrtjcle OF opium, ana the most oel1esh cor
,ifusi,u can use IL with safety. ana tbs pefleei, M
ara state il keeps and leaves the patent sboe
~an.ud ii 70 physicisns who have io1g s0ogbt u
trae dsgelopIent and 10 patients who WANT Hst1fs'
Tbe basis oftbe USIvEEsAL COpsH kEA Ebf = Ia Ia
freedom from ali complaints, which ~ lbs go -
s-yor n eomuOupeiuK, produce complete iherlss ~
stead of real cures We place 20 restraint z. - t
eyer, our IL the day and ask al patssn1 y lAAe
!, ~ natural enemy all Coughs throat q L1Ls
1snwulafnts BY q perfect freedom O. sFbAscAAsSsA
Err funamratoTy Sore Throat n a. perfsct reLss1g
snd' for Wbooping Cough checks al the sias so
- -, .he Cough 10 have its rHn al qaset way
,yIth Tie spirit that courts All iDFssng11o1s ans
. sdiness 70 ansEer all inquiries may Ns ~ tsIA
- an 10 be cautious 10 purchase onlg y L1SSS
- reIy mon. Prices within reAeb q al '-7N
. T,.e.1ts or Two LADIEs.-They were both elosIl I
| vorDsu worthy women lived NE o F-sissy a-,-I
worth CONNIE nd us 70 III tia, goo. 49, ~ -
=. - - Isrrsg.-s Ississ1aEpc y ster.
| Of EpeSkers. singer. &C feb.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

GEORGIA RETALIATEs-At Savannah, last
Friday Gov Brown seized five vessels owned
in New York, viz. briggs R w Kibbey, Col
den Lead, barques d Murray and Adjuster.
and schooner Julia A Hallock This is proba-
bly, in retaliation for the seizure of arms desti :
ed for Georgia, in New York.
PREPARATION ON Roth SIDEs-A dispatch
from Savannah states that the New York mer-
chant vessels have been released. The muskets
seized by the New York police on the steamer
Monticello, some time since, were uncondition
ally placed in charge of G Lamar, Saturday
who Immediately teIegraphed the fact to the
collector of Savannah.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

kB0su mrdIeIue j. BO imposition, III. . sllTe AID
ssie remedy Tor Female D4Ilculrs. ana ObstrEctoL
from any eau,s HhateyeT, ana although powerful
remedy they contain lOtLIug huEfui TO TIA consil
10 med a1Bss u r PECULIARLY suited IL
E1ll- n shOTt time DTlHg Oh lie Donihly peT1o1s
alih regularity
FOR i1lI particulars, get Eampklei, free, Of the
agent.
y. B.-sl and postage stamps enclosed 20 any
al horned agent, Viii ensaie = bottle containing
over B. pills - return mai. jan tsb
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

a DECIDED HIT.-In the course of discus
sion in the u S. Senate last week, Mr.. Cling
man OF North Carolina compared the secession
of the South to the going out of the ten tribes Of
Israel, to which Mr. Hale, of New Hampshire
replied that the ten tribes had left the ark of the
covenant behind them when they seeded, and
went to destruction so completely that nobody
but God knew what had become of them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

COUGHS. The sudden changes Of climate are
sources Of Pulmonary. Br0HehIGl and AsIans arie
LioHs. EAperiehee having proved that simple rene
dies often act speedily sLo certainly when taken in
the early siagts OF the disease recourse should n
once be had s0tcas Bronchial TFocaesFs or Log
snges, lei the Cold, Cough or Irritation Of the
throat Dc ever 90 slight, by this preczution
serious attack may be efecfBsly waroed sG PuB-
Lie sPEAKERs and Singers will find them eaectuAl
Tor clearing and strengthening the voice. Bee sd-
Vertisemenr. 50-su
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a sHoRT RoAp DO LoNa 80

5000 copies OF medical Book for Grsruffous Cir
culation-By sHrersr, who has been efecfualiy car
ed Of nervous debility, loss Of memory, and dimness
Of sight, resulting from early error By following
the Instructions given in medical work, considers
IL hs duty, in gratitude TO the Cousumptise and
Nervous sufferers, 20 publish the means used. He
Will therefore send free 70 any address, on receipt
Of two stamps, copy Of the work, containing every
required. 10
Address Drawer Ils, Posf-oaBce, Albany N.Y.
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ID 1 Z d..

In this village, the 18th inst, Of eonsunpiion,
Julia A Williams, aged 81 yeaTs.
In Nenoon, Feb 3, Warren Edgar, only child OF
Horace Wilkins aged years and months.
In Sherburne, Feb. 10, Of Dipfberfa. Cornelis p,
wife of Alphonso W. Estabrooks, aged y years.
In WallingfOrd, Jan %, Gen. Robinson Hal,
aged CO years.
Also, Feb i, Dea. Mosley Hall, aged 50 years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AN TNCoNTRoVERTIBLE FACT.

An NUN ] 10 ' = a tDAsK n III
A medicine scientifically and skilfally compound
ed ,ghich makes undue preteDsioDss and ~ re-
auended b. citizens Of the ghest re pectAb1iy
deere tie patronage Of the pubic such ID.15
eine 4 Dy HaTs BALSAM, a cure for COhsIGf-
lion IL ali it, different sts gee E1W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

The federal arsenal at Little Rock was seized
by Arkansas volunteers on the sth- and is now
garrisoned by 100 of the traitors. 1t contained
5000 muskets, large quantity of ammunition,
and 40 cannons of Capt. Bragg s famous battery
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEWIS & FOX,

Wholesale and Retail dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
Patent Medicines Chemicals, Artists Materlslss Per
fumery Toilet and Fancy Articles Lamps, Kerosene
OIL, Burning Fluid, ITusees, Supporters ana every
thing pertaining 20 the Druggist trade
Prescriptions carefully dispensed
Merchants Exchange, Rutland VI
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vi A II II K ID /.

At the Congregational Church in this village, on
Thursday, Feb. 7th, by Rev. S. Aiken, ID. D, Mr..
ID. NJ. Barker. Of California, 10 Miss Carrie W Dyer
daughter of IL. Il. Dyer, ESQ, Of Rutland.
ON the 10th inst, by Rev l. Howard. Mathew
Parker, 10 Annie X. Colfighen, both Of Rutland.
In New Haven, Jan. % by Rev. Thomas DodgsOn,
ofNew Haven.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

Col Hayne and Lieu. Hall left Washingto OF
Friday morning for Charleston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

The Texas Convention has passed the ordi-
nance of secession by vote of 166 against 7.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

The Postmaster at Mobile denies to the Post
Office Department that letters passing through
his office have been violated.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

The southern confederacy will probably raise
the wind by levying an export duty of half a
cent per pound on cotton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

The President has nominated Judge Black for
Justice the Supreme Court in place OF Judge
Daniels, and Petit for District Judge in Kansas,
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ASTHMA CURED.

Rochester. VT. August = 1879.
DR.. Baxter Sir, My wife lie tFouDBsd with the
asthma she hBos nothing that gives her relief ike
DR. y. o. " hite's kliKir.
Pantou. Vt, Jan. -, lsg0.
DR. Baxter While Elixir unfailIug RENE
dy for the asthma have G-ed II and ind IL great
blessing; it bas relieves n ben all other medscIDss
have failed 0u=F truly,
E.2r Il SKILL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

John Tvlor of Va is President of the Peace
Convention at Washington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

Judge Kittredge has resigned the office of
States Attorney for Rutland County, and the
County Judges have appointed John Prout, Esq
of this place, to fill the vacancy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

The Hon. Ira Harris, of Albany, was last week
elected to the United States Senate, by the New
York Legislature, to succeed the Hon. VIM H.
Seward.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE X q " KALI
RoAD.-We are panied to learn that, in the hight
of the freshet OH Tuesday, an engine and tender
on the r. & w. Road, which was out or the
purp ose of clearing the track, and seeing to the
general safety of the road and bridges in partic-
ular, was precipitaed through a bridge n ku-
pert and that by this casualty MIR. Horace
Smith, highly esteemed young man, anatiVe
of this town and head machEist on the X & w
Road had his leg crushed in a most frghtful
manner by being caught between the engine and
tender, aud they went down through the ridge.
We are glad to learn that no one else on ne en-
made against the disunionists and their schemes,
was that delivered last week by Mr.. johnson of
Tennessee in the United States Senate. He
said that reign of terror exists in the seeding
States. Tennessee will never be lashed to the
car of South Carolina. Even if an ordinan ce to
that effect is passed by the Tennessee conven-
ton, the people will have be forced out of the
Union at the point of the bayoIet. The Union
is not dissolved but still exists. If the old ma
tional flag is struck down, Mr.. johnson said he
desires no more glorious winding sheet than that
same flag, no better grave than to lie beneath
the ruins of the temple of American liberty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

Mr.. LINCOLN left Springfield, Ill, on Mon
day morning. for the East, and Washington.
He was accompanied to the DEPOT by over 1000
people, to whom, after shaking hands with his
intimate friends, he spoke briefly and feengly
concluding by bidding them II an afectonate
farewell
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POND 4 MORSE.

cDlc aktLNTg N
Who have q small number Of specimen bottles, n
price y cents, that ali may have the opport1nIt
Of trial Civ
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POETRY OF PHYsIf

POETRY OF PHYsIC.
Let the sick TO Herrick 60
Who'd be i'll, I'D like 10 know
Such cures his Pills do make.
Smiles, lovely smiles, shall deck the brow,
Where gloomness is rampant now.
And hope anew shall wake
III HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED. Ii
HERRICK'S PILLS & KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
Pills per box, Is cents; Plssters, lsL cents
- Herrickis matchless Pills starfls the people
with their This is the season 20 use them
Large boxes 70 cents; boxes 81. SeeAdvertisement
on third page. IO-ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

Advices from Pensacola represent matters as
IN Statu quo
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

Both houses of the Pennsylvania legisl AZURE
passed an act, Friday for guaranteeing 81 500 =
600 OF the new u s. loan for $40 900 900. A
well-written letter was read in the house, from
Major Anderson, in response to resolutions
complimenting his bravery, passed some time
since and forwarded to him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

F,Rps,-On Thursday evening last between
tho bours of and our villagers were
called out by an alarm of fire. when ProSeu'
however, to have been caused. by me oufhins
ont of chimney in the lower part OF the Siilase
Some few hours later, fire was discoVefcu' "
the npht Waterman at the r. r. Depot, IN tne
harm si,uated near the gashouse, and d secoho
alarm was sounded, when several citizens ilVihg
in the immediate vicinity repaired to the place
and succeeded, after few minutes hard Wofki
in exiting uish hing the fire, which fortunately had
as vet. obtained comparatively little progress.
1t is strongly suspected that this fire. also was
the work of an incendiary, and accordingly re-
ward has been offered for the discovery OF the
perretrator of the act AS for ourselves, we may
perhaps say that we hope these suspicious and
fears are groundIess. We should be very sorry
to see enacted IN these parts the scenes which
took place at Utica, N. Y. a few years since an
der similar circumstances, when certain reckless
Young men, at the end of what some OF then
may have deemed a spOrtive practice, found a
least one of their number dangling at the end OF
rope as the violator of law second only in 1t
criminality known among men.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

The PEACE CONFERENCE. - Nothing espi-
cha lily noteworthy has transpired as yet in the
Peace Conference at Washington. Elk president
Tyler has received certificate of his election 10
the Virginia convention, but announces that he
shall not attend the sessions until the conference
acts definitely.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

ATwooD's QUIHISE ToE1C BITTERs,-fhe best AFRO
matte Tonic ever offered 10 the public. All Drpgg
lists have IL. See advertisement
Sept. 1, 1850. SsIy
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DR.. G. Il. SH0LES, ECLECTIC PHYETcIAs gives
particular attention diseases OF the enaE0zyHarg
organs and special diseases women See advertise
ment IN another column. ZIy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

The Kentucky Legislature adjourned Monday
noon to the goth of March
The Texas convention adjourned Feb 4:h to
March I'd The convention passed an ord iuance
favoring the formation Of southern codfedera-
cy, and elected seven delegates to Montgomery
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

Mr.. Bouligny of Louisiana addressed the
House on Tuesday, the 5th, saying tn at the Lou.
isiana Legislature did not elect him, and he
should not obey their orders. If his constituents
demanded it, be would resign, bat while he con-
tinued member he would never forget that he
oath TO support the Constitution, and he would
stand by the flag OF the Union as long as he
lived.
We notice with pleasure TINT the friends of
Mr. Cole propose to give him benefit next
Tuesday evC ming Al his new establishment cor
ner of West St. and Merchants Row, and we
confidently predict Il at they will have genuine
good time" Of it. See the notice in another
column.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

The President elect has accepted the invita-
tons to Albany and Trenton, and will be at
Albany on Monday next and at Trenton on
Wednesday. The legislatures have made ar
engagements for his reception
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

Mr.. Heudley the pedestrian accomplished his
feat of walking 100 consecutive hours without
sleep or rest at Franklin Hall last week-sQ.w we
are told.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
LroN's KArHA1RoS FOE TEE HAIH.

q nns, healthy head OF hair, Try Al. sold very '
Tor 70 cents per bottle r.