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Prosecuting. Of Congress.
Washington, De-, 2
SENATE,

A resolution was adopted calling IN the
Secretary Of the Navy to inform the, Senate If
The provisions Of the act passed l.ast session.
mANmg appropriations for The purchase Of
anl &c, ~ Portsmouth harhoc, Ind boen ey.
egutci, aud " noi, why not!
The staining commucea II the Senate ap,
ponlei are ihe same rs last session: Sumner
taking simmons place. on fuauce, and Arnold
that Of Thompson o., commerce.
Mr., Thompson offered resolution of maui.
rT es'Ing lor formation from the Secretary
oil war re,a'4y to the arrests Of John Laae
and Mr. Meredith, Laid over, .-..
a rus Slutjon was adopted that the commit
tee or. patents inquire into the eXpediency of
ao fishing the agricultural department.
A resolution was adopte that the commit
tee on Indian affairs inquire intl the expeden-
cy OF reporting a bill indemnifying the citi-
zens of Minnesota who suffered by the Sioux
Indians. ...... ...... ...
A resolution was adopted requesting the
| Secretary of War to furnish information IN
reference TO the sale into slavery Of freemen
captared by the rebels, and also what steps
have been taken to redress the outrage. .
A resolution was adopted that the military
committee consider the eXpedency of provl-
ding for the establishment of hospital and am
bulauce corps. Both the latter by Mr.. sum
ner. - ..-..a.....-. ............ as.. ..
Mr.. Hale gave notice that he should INTRO
duee bill repeating the act establishing and
equalinng the grades Of officers Of the navy
Executive session. ...... .....
Adjourned. .,.,-.. .... ...-.
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RAILROADS.


DUTLAND AND BURLINGTON
III RAILROAD. a All aa - ..uqal
On and after june ls 1862, trains win as follows
-t1r MOVING SOUTH AND East
Leave Burlington, 8, 20 a. m, and 80 p. M
Arrive at Rutland, II, 30 a. m, and 1880 a. N.
Leave Rutland, 5,25 q. M, and II As :. n.
Arrive at Bellows Fails, -. :. d. M, and i,so p m.
--s-, Now NORTH AND WET. 1Is
Leave Be.lcws Falls, 1920 a. m, and li,Se p. m
kirfve at Rutland, 245 q. m, and II, 50 p m.
Leave Rutland, 6,25 q. m, and 2,55 and wv p m.
Arrive at Burlington, s,25 a. n, $50 and p m
TRAINS corxEcT As YoiLows: -
n Burlington with Vt. Central, and Vt q CANADA
Raiiroads for Montpelier. 81. Adams, houses fosn
Montreal, ogdensburgh, and the West At Rutland
With trans for Troy, Albany and New York. Saasoss
SPRINGS Schenectady and the West A. bellows ram
with trains on Cheshire Railroad Tor fitcnpDlspp'
Worcester Lowell and Boston. With VI. Valley n. n
for BraiiebOro, Springfield. Hartford Ne. haven ana
New York. Ana with sulnvan Railroad Sor MinoseI,
W. R. Junction, Wells River, St. Johnsoury, bsrson'
Littleron and the White Mountains.
Passengers for the West VIII End thus Q cheap P0N
ant, and expedinous route. ,,-. -.
For tickets and all necessary information, inquire ~
the ofheea on the line ,u.p,x snr<
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SENATE.
Adjourned.

A petition in favor of a bankrupt law was
presented. s....u ........
Also memorial from the Governor of In
diana for increased pay of common soldiers.
Referred to the military committee
Mr.. Hale presented petition protesting
40 inst the action of the advisory board OF the
navy.
He also gave notice that he should introduce
a bill to abolish the grade of medical officers
in the navy.
Mr.. Nesmith offered resolution lnstructing
the Secretary of War to report the number
and rank of ade-de-oamps, whether In active
service, drawing pay, etc, .. ..~
Resolution adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the Secretary OF
War was instructed to report the number OF
Major Generals and Bugadier Generals, and
where and how employed.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution lnstructlng
the committee on military affairs to inquire IN
to the expediency of providing by law for
more efectual suppression of the rebellion, and
securing Tranquility in the State of Missouri
Adopted. a sa Eg.. =,
On motion, Mr.. Sumner offered a resolution
extending the call upon the Secretary OF wal
for all correspondence, &c, relating to tn
| Army of the Potomac, since the first move
ment of that army. ....s -s... -q4r., Fl. ,,ae.
On motion of Mr. McDougal, that the Sec
retarv of War be asked whether any congress
sional district has more than two midshipmer
in the naval academy, and if 50 by what au
| thority.
Mr.. Latham introduced bill TO provide TO
the development of the mineral resources
the nited States and public domain. e
Referred
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miscellaneous Items.

A gentleman from Bedford Comfy, Tenn,
saws fhat in that county and in lincoln, the
'oons,r pts are forming in companies to take
the WOO ls AMI ubushwhack" the conscr ptng
nart;cs A troop of cavalry made an expedl-
ton into IIircon County, TO force the con-
scrlnts into the Confederate ranks, ana were
'f-el upon and driven back by the outraged
and oppressed people whom they were enaeaV-
orinc to drive into he Rebel army. y req
mont is rraniz n. there for home protection
aoaineti cen Bragg's emissarles.
Gen. Butler il letter just received IN
W.ehieqton. saws that his two regiments OF
oalorel tr1ops have rendered him very g. eat
en-, ,iee and nave enabled him to do mnch
more than h, could have accomplished WITH
ont them. He is supporting at Government
expense SO 600 white people, and looO0 col
ored people and has nevertheless paid INTO the
Treasury three quarters of million of dol
lars tho proceeds Of coa6scation of Rebe
property.
ParsoA Brownlow suggests, by way of an
Offset to the demand for the surrender OF zen
Mcneil, tint President lincoln instruct Gen
oral Rosencrtns at once, to demand sur
render of Bragg whose army, on Its lat
retrert from hntucky, executed seventeen
LOYAL men, among vhom were Capt King ant
HIS two sons,
1t is currently rehrted among the Sc
cessionsts in st. LeuiA Missouri, that Ster
linz Price has resigned fin the Confederst
service.
Under the stress of the mes the Pattei
% pae;s,or has been oblige 10 spb,r;t ,
the use ! Of brown paper for the OCULAR dali
issue.
The Rebel force at yicksburg IS ted by
asse,ter to be sevsuty-fve thousand ID me
MI wong hoys who ave baea gath Vi t,
sc,hs. am the surrounding country Nlle
~ a.nost exclusively upon corn bra, !,
ri.
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HOUSE.

A resolution was adopted calling on the
Commissioner of Patents for information as to
what amount of the agricultural fund hsa
been expended since an. LIST, to the time when
the books were transferred TO the Commission
or of agriculture. .-.. ..sasr.s.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
Military Committee to inquire into the expe-
dency of reporting a bill amending the 9th
section of the act authorizing the employment
of volunteers to enforce the laws, etc, so as to
allow volunteers who have or may be honora'
bly, discharged on account of wounds, such
part of the bounty of 500 provided for in sale
section as shall be proportional to the time o.
actual service
/ Adjourned.
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Washington, Monday, Dec. :.
HOUSE.

McPherson and Yeamer were appointed on
the military committee IN place OF Blair, OF
No, and jackson, the latter deceased
Fessenden and Walker were appointed to
gill vacancies on the committee on private land
claims.
The other standing committees arc the same
as before.
The Speaker appointed committee to eA-
anime charges Of dorogsiory character
essfnst Ashley, of Ohio, wax: Blake, Shanks'
NOEL, casey and Haight.
On motion of Br. Edwards, tho committee
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Gen. scott,s final reply to EXPIRES. Bu.
Chanan.
WASHINGTON. j

N W aSHIUgIUH, JdHudIv o.
Commander Geo. H. Cooper has been or
dered to the temporary command of the Con-
neclicut and upon his arrival at Port Royal,
S. c.. to transfer the Connecticut to Captain
Stellwagen, and assume command Of the Mer-
cedlta.
Gen. Scott. through the columns Of the Ma
tional Intelhgencer, briefly and finally replies
to Ex-PresideIt Buchanan, denying that he
fsoo,t) has any private resentmenss to CRAFTY
in stating that he has received many official
courtesies from the late President of the Uui-
ted States, but to y,adcate Justice and the
truth Of history is a paramount obligation.
Gen. Scott then insists and shows that GER
tain Southern States received an undue pre-
portion Of arms, and that many Of them vert
Lvt coaieinne1.
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DREcToRY OF THE HosPITALs.-TheS San
;tarv Commission have established an office Of
information in regard to patients in the hospl-
falls of the District of Columbia, and of Fred
erlck City, Maryland. By reference to
books, which are corrected daily, an answer
can, under ordinary circumstances, be gwen
by return mail to the following questions:
lst Is ---E-- - Igiving name and regi-
men at present in the hospitals OF the District
or of Frederick city. e. III. .q-.r 80.
I'd. If so, what is his proper address ?
Sd. What is the name Of the Surgeon or
Chaplain of the hospital CD ID
4th If not in hospital at present, has he re-
Gently been in hospital --..... s..-.. .-.
5t6. lfso, dill he die in hospital, and at
what date z '
9th. If recently discharged from hospital,
was he discharged FROM service a-
18th. If not. what were his orders on leav-
ing?
The Commissions prepared also to furnish
more specific information as TO the condition OF
any patient in the District hospitals, within
tw5ntv-four hours after request to do So
from The officers Of any of its corresponding So
cetes. 1889 Fflt.Aa tej @ t9sAt "t O.
The Office of the Directory will be open daily
| from O'Clock a. m. to Z O'Clock p, M, ant
accessible in urgent cases at any hour OF tai
night. "a.1 III 'a- H.-~ n ~.
Tbe number of patients in these hospitals II
about 25 1000, If foand to be practicable, thu
duty here undertaken locally by the Commls
sion will be extended to include all the genera
hospitals in the country ya a4
| a ~ FRED. LAW OLMsTEAD, BIO
-... General Secretary.
Adams House, 244 + Street,
a'' Washington, d. c., Nov. 10, 1862.
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Il is said that among important papers re-
,a,ly secured by the Government, are notes
Al stIers which lt:sasea between Coy, Moore,
eLqdisiada. and jeff, Davis, about the sec,
md week Of November. inc Governor prge93
ubat the people of Louisiana should be allowed
b trade with New Orleans, exchanging cot
pu, sugar, etc, for some OF the necessalles OF
life, for want of which there was the greatest
aRsring. jeff Davis refused, alleging tnat
a. present this was impossible, and that no
such proposition could be entertained until at
ter the lst of January, when Mr.. Lincon's
policy with regard to the emancipation policy
might be more clearly developed. Governor
Moore replied that the people wsald not stand
il until them that the people were dying iol
want of these articles, aud that they mus
have them at once This letter closed with q
defiance of JEFF. Davis authority if 1t wa
moi granted, and there the correspondence
ended
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A pexrrENr REBEl.-A Georgia soldier,
who va, formerly resident of Pennsylvania
recently died in one of the Pennsylya,lH a nos,
pi,als,' Just before dying he requested that a
"a Il peace be sent for in order th3t he
ymirbf tate the oath of allaCience. Sa ne,
81 dos't want it to be said that went 70 the
ALMIGHTY rebel" The singular wish was
rrati6ea. and in a few hours he breathed his
Last
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Holm A. HOWE.

General Commission Merchant, for the sale Of all knds
of Country Produce, and also wholesale dealer IN
Candies Starch, etc., Blueng, Cream Tartar Mustard
and Pepper Sauce, Manila and Jute Ropes, Clothes
Lines, Bed Cords and Cotton iwlne, PAINTED ana var
n;sbeI Pals Wsshboards, washtubs and Clothes Pins,
Brooms Flour and Grass Seed, and FAIRBANk's
SCALES at Manufacturers Prices
No. Si7 BROADWAY, ALBANY, N, Y. ......H
- -- may 2S-d&HlY 49,
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ENLIST FOR THE WARS

EAGLE FOUNDRY AM MACHINE SHOP.
Near the Freight Depot. Bowman & Mansfield, Pro-
prietors. We no. prepared to attend promptly to
orders for Castns. Of all hnds-heavy and light. Par
ticuar attent IN paid Railroad Castings, Min Gearing,
water weeels, water Pipe, Hangers, Skating and
Puilie< Nh and Machinery Work Of every description.
Orders thankfully received. "
nutaand, Sept IA le6l. SS-u
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TROY CONFERENCES AcADEMY,
EAMIlY DYE COL0RS for DYEING
II silk, WOODEN and Cotton Goods, shawls, ssaSf

FAMILY DYE COL0RS for DYElNG
II silk, WOODEN and Cotton Goods, shawls, Scarf
DRESSES, RIBBONS, GLOVES BoNNETs.
Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves, ohldren's Clothing, and
WIN PERFEcT FAST CoLoRs.
IIsr eF CoLoRs- Black, Dark Brown, Snuff Brown
Iight Brown, Dark Blue, Iaght Blue, Dark Green,
Light Green Pink, Purple, Slate, Crimsoa, Scarlet,
Dark Drab Light Drab, Yellow, Light yellow, Orange,
Magente, Solferino French Blue, Royal Purple, ViolS,
These bye Colors expressly tor family use having
been perfected III great expense, after many years OF
study and experiment The goods are ready TO wear IN
from one 70 three hours time The process simple,
and any learn TO use the dyes with perfect sue
cess - y. rH
nS- A SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CRNT. On
In every family there will be found more or isss Of
wearing apparel which could be Dyed and made 10 loon
well Many articles that become q little worn,
soed, or out Of style are thrown aside by asn6
short time at small expense. You can have number
of shades tom the dye, nom the highest shade 70
the full color, by following the hiechons on the inss
Of package. "a, -. 1885, NJ t,,g al
At every store Where these dyes sold, ea - ~
sstnpas Of zach color, Silk and Noo ioa3C1q iatf
| Al who have used the Family pye Coers Nononnce
them TO be most useful econonhci and perfect hrucie
Numerous testimonials could be given from Ades wns
have used these Dyes but this case II IS not required
as its real value and usefulness are found upon ON
| trial. lH g tas4 ilt gai. -. -
Manufactured by HOWE q STEVENS, Prineipa
| Chemists, 25s broadway, Boston. kr s...ay !.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in evsry0ty ana
| Town. S''wn
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BOOK BINDING.

TT G. FUTILE, BOOKBINDER and
H. BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, Herald
nnildno Gun stairs, Head of Washington Street, Rui
land, Vt. .sssees .s.F a4s GH5H. q
BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS, ua
ssob as Ledgers Journals Town and Probate Records,
General Indexes, Hotel Registers, Doekets, &C. &C.,
with or without printed heads manufactured to ordef
from superior paper and stock.
RF Particular attention paid TO binding OLD Books
Magazines, Newspapers and Music,
All orders by mail express will receive prompt at
tention. jan3l:d&wtf
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NJ. 2. HAYWARD.

H Aepathic Physician and Surgeon. Graduate Of the
Homepathc Medical College of Pennsylvania, and for
Isrly of 0berlin, Ohio, has located permanently IN
Rutland VT, and offers his services to the citizens OF
this place and vicinity Am ready to serve day and
night Office over Pond & MOrse's Drug Store, oppo-
site the Depot. = G.a.
LIZ Particular attention paid to Chronic Cases.
=. as 35:3mdSsw s
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MOTTO - Owing to my absence
IN from Rutland hereby give public nes'oe tha.
from this date shall have M part IN me mas. -
~ the affair, If C,.sn,eu Barrcs Nchas, and saAii
.os oeu~ass myself rs-slats~ fer any deots o'hafso
~ - - ". T. ElcnOKA
Rssls,l, csG u. 49, ssfD
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NOTICE.--This to certify that have this
IN day gwen my SON, Q. Leroy kcnney, ms tune 70
his majority and shall claim none of his wages or pay
amy Of his debts after this date.
CHITPENDEN KENNEY.
Poultney, Oct. %, 1862 FiwSw~
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EXCISE TAXES. orig ra iT7.
~ COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that the Annual Taxes for ne
First Collection District OF Vermont as assessed Whoer
the provisions of the law Of Congress, approved July
1862, have become due and payable and wall atteno
at the following times and places to receive the Same,
viz: -.
w AsuNeroS CovSrY-At my office in Montpelier,
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the lst, "a and
Sd days Of December, 1865 at the Northned house. IN
ern, in Waterbury, Saturday, Dec. 9th; at JosliAs
Hotel in Waitsheld, on Tuesday, Dec. Win; and
Wilson's Hotel, in Cabot, on Thursday, Dec; Nth.
ADDISON CopNTy-At Stevens Hotel, IN VergeHnes,
Monday and Tuesday, Dee 10Th and 10Th and I a.
the Addison House, in Middlebury on wednesday anu
Thursday, Dec. 18th and 18th. ~, Il -a8
RprIANp CouNTY-At the Brandon Honse, IN Bran
don, on Friday and Saturday. Dee. 18th and 2oth AZ
the Bardwell House, in Rutland on Monday and Tues
day, Dec I'D and 23d at Westovers hoiei, m Sast,e
and at Hil,s Hotel, in Wallineford. on FRIDAY, Dec
10Th. -
BrssrsoroN oousry-At the vanderhp Hotel, In
Manchester on Saturday ard Monday, Dec. eth ana
29th; and at the Franklin House, in Bennington, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 30th and 3ht
The Monthly Returns of Manufacturers fcr the
month of September, 1882 are now due, ana VIII be
payable at those times aud places, not previously
paid. s.
By the provisions of the excise law all persons neg
lectng to pay said duties and taxes within the time
above specified will be required to pay ten per cent
additional upon the amount thereof
The LlcENsEs required by the excise law win be de-
ivered at those times and places, unless preyiouAy
been exercising or carrying on since September 1862
any trade business for which license required y
said act without taking out such license forfes PEN
alty equal to three times the amount Of the license
Any person remit his tax by another, as receipts
will be returned. r.
| Collector First District Vermont.
| Montpelier, Nov. 10, 1852. novz2:d&wSw
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Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. Has removed his
Office to Russeils Ambrotype Building, foot OF Center
Street. Rutlaud VT. All operations performed in Dem
sistry in the most thorough Teeth inserted
from enc to null sett in any of the styles now Ia piae-
tce-Gold and Silver, vulcanized Rubber work. all O
which are warranted to give satisfaction, and prices to
- - q t;roar 4 -a5. ~ 2s.wtf
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HIBBARD & THOMPSON,

Surgical and Mechanical Dentists. In addition to
Gold and Silver Plate for teeth, Vcantte york, which
supercedng tee uhs Of all others, Will be put up N .ne
pOultney, VT ....4ata .4syls .aFastseft Zou f5
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THOMAS & EMANUELS' Patent Blast
l. ing Compound. warranted equal TO any Blasting
Powder new article at about one hall the cost Of
common Biasring Powder. dor sale py T.
1000 1ag7g "a. W. HYDE, Agent.
Vaudeville, Aug 6, 1862. seI sst ia "a 32d&w5m
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SKELETONS & SLASON

Successors to Sheldons Morgan & Slason, Marble
Dealers, West Rutland, Vermont i. Sheldon, ohas.
sheldon, H. A. Sheldon, Chas. A. slason. l0;ly
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BOWMAN & MANSFIELD.

Eagle Foundry and Machine shop, near the r. 3 y.
R. r. Freight Depot. Castings Of every description,
MAJ and Machinery Work, furnished promptly ana az
low prices. Orders respectfully solicited. "a
Rutland, Oct. Is, 1859. A
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DIR. Il. A. POND.

Has openeda new office over the Drug Store Of Pond
& Morse Opposite the Depot,) where he can be con-
suited from Tito II A. NJ, to and TO SPIN.
;uly3l :d& wifi .,.... .. .s.. .s.a
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DYER,S HEALING ENBROCATION-
IL The best Lininent in use for Rheumatism, cots
wounds. Pans Sveliing., Sore Throat, Burns, Scalaa
AR.e Cranp &e &c. In bottles FIR 50 cents, Is sts,
Is cents and n osah. ffyn.
Par sAle by FUTILE 0An'
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GEO. c. HATHAWAY,
DIR. A. p HOW YARD,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Rutland, Vt othe
IN Champion & Nichols Block, Merchants Row.
lA1Swly
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(rer tho Herala)
III Mem sria sRRs
.,A,l 70 Q hIal. bnt he rInll nol relarn . mo."
BY AW.orHER

~
.il n, that my soldier hoy" "a dead
n !. t.s Ja.5rsrd suH 'Hugl are o'eri
'gInac.s land MIN d his narrow he'd
sl.Es tr a n sIssppps wate,5 rolr
as .e' Cmmy own boy be dead,
Elos ha ~ puowoi IN ms n5'neyl ,..,.,,
Eis a. Il e.s,.ng plas1i Alas, FOR ne
.,.,5,y hal len his ohildhool's home
} as Iuo 3,,ES1s. fenced "a a little child,
NvH's, ,olntrv's armHr on, to roam
sltuS w ',, whn his uuwary feet. beguiled,
W 10 WI firth 20 battle ior the Right
y hs lfSssel be tho memory IT my boy
An ,., s' mn earthly hopes for him, blight
n v', s3-hi. death hereh my heart OF Joy
bS . IN M may we'll be proud OF hun
l lgLo ss,yal nls country nobly, faithfully.
wy 'yhsn his pictured iaoe nay tears bedim F
az az tbem TALL. twill os1se this agony.
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FRANCIS FEM,

Wholesale and Retail Druggist Main Street, Rutland
Vermont. #a of
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,,ny thoughts shall tiy unto tho shore

10Th nv thoughts shall hY unto the shore
frissio,, a. and whera sleeps my only son.
10 .,1, old Mlsysspp's roar
D. reg Sogn to rest With i'll bis armor on.
Sc o.yS nS Si Ssp 3 sy a! F5y 1 VIII fpP DONE
ne ~ s,crtd ce-our loved one otiot ID up
49, e, sraslom's shrine may hex peace be won
No, 70 our country can never give
W.. ~. ION has goneto God, Win arIuor on.
., - f.tber has gone forth o get INN live,
~ A. helm M all TO say, Why will he done )"
a. q" ye, an tal,es-our "soder boy" farewell
ri he last trump shah raise thee from the dead
law He doeth ali things well-tarewcll;
mi We shall meet where not a tear is shed.
Bydsgills, Nov. ia, 1862.
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BUSINESS CARDS
+. MOWREY,
w. B. MUSSEY.
PIERPOINT 4 NICHOLS, gs

Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. Mer-
chants Row. Rutland, VT. oi'iy
ROBERT PIRRPoINT. A.-- W. 7. NICHOLS.
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CAUTION.
Al certain uupufnGpled pesssns - sasMvo.e
ns,m 81 On the ansusrectng pshhc, limitations Of =
PNEPARED GLUE, would ccutidn an pef~As
examine before purchasing, and see that the fsh -
/ Is sPAf.D1So's PREPARED GLUE - -
an me o.tsids wrsppr-sn stA<rs are ssinAlo
sAatesfeiss- TN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-11

NEW DRUG STORE---Hibbard
IN Thompson would respectfully invite the attention
of the pubic 10 Their stock OF DRUGS and MEDl-
CINES jincludlng Popular Patent Me1einesL ohemi-
calls Dye-Suffs Hair Oils, Perfumer1es, Toilet Soaps
Cosu cues fancy store west end OF MAN
re, pou,rnsy. Vermont 2S.f
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-11
CLOTHING.
WAR CLAIMS.

DENSIoNS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY
i Sc, procured for claimants, by
CHARLES 8, CoLBURN.
Office on Merchants Row, over the Drug Store, Rut
land, Vt. .... .... oetl0dSwu