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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneer..

By WALL BARNARD, Auotioneers.
TRUsTEEs, sA.LB-By virtue. OF . deed Of
FSi6STs =: III a.y F:ss1s.s: 'S SsisS e
fton inovn and Ss.oriSeS 2, 6Gs b msn
Ne 90 besinninI for ia bounds on Eishth stSss..
81 feet from the northwest corner Of said ssu,re,
street feet; theIce east s. feet inches % feet
ssy; thence north With me line Of SAID alley Is
Term: p ale One laird of the puroh... none,
20 be paid In CASH and the residue IN three equal
iustsl ments, et three, ak and nine months, with
The term. Of ssie must be COMPLIED with within
Dc rssod st The max and coat OF the fst purchaser.
HUGH cshPsST66k,
js1 sava WALL 4 BkRNaRD, Auots.
By WALL q BARNARD, AuctiOnssrs.
TRUSTEES, sALE-By virtue Of q deed of
j. trust from Cynthia b. N sson and others, dated
on On ne sn S.y Of F.rusS
att3oIocf M on the premises, that lot Of Grourd
So ss9sniS Rrss q via ne
Tern. of sale: On. third of IN. psroh... none,
ssts 1S e. tire q. and pine months AFTER
The terms Of sale must be oomphed with within
onf -. s, a, sS sas 81 ne property nay be resO
HUGH CAPERT1S,
Trustees Georgetoyn Builds tssoos'n-
geEAN1 WALL bAkNAkD, Aucts.
By6REEN& WILLIAMS. Auctiosesrs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY ORDER or
y III SIhcvtI Counr5seie Of Hou.s and Lot
i: sss S. q q e. ssns.I 1snfss.l e.
DAY, the 10th day Of January, lse2, We shall sell
So me 1rs s11sss s: o'Soea M :, sssas sss
,ss.eS on sSs S a., Of
October 1881. IN the matter Of the petition ofthe
nsis 81 Miohsel Nasson, decreased, the following
Wet half Of lot numbered one hundred and four
teen. VIZ. IN square numbered six hundred and
the i'm provements, which are . two story Dwell
, 1sdE Sea TO- to be sold subject 70 the
Terms a. prescribed By the Cont. NJ one third
thiTd oash; balance IN ee1sl instalmebts. sIx aud
secured 20 the sstistsction 81 the Commissioners,
and The cSmmissiossrs. vii vitsioId tSs. deed
una tne fuu payment Of the lnsse ments. II the
terms Of sae are not complied with y ave asy,,
proper y Al the Ist and COS. the fr.s pure sss,
py scyernsing suoh resale three tunes In the
lAMEs TowLEs.
BESSEfF RENNINs,
De s-so&ds GREEN q wILLisH@. AT.
RUcKsKtN sAUNTLETs,
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Wkife and colorsd suspsDasrs. -
wa s 1919 S, s,oss BE. ess.,[ c.ess:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07
EDWARD e. DYER,
WINES, LIQUORS., and CIG .iht y

oiV.adIss. SH rs TIM I'm. T. rs wnsr
oSti-im 6sD,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

MV,uhNiNe GOOps-A full stock throughout
40 INC snure year. One Rrlce only
PERRY BROTHER,
% f-ot rem avenue and Ninth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

RED BLANKETS, CONF RTs AND
Linens, and sll other kirds of Housekeepers' DTy
Goods, a. at our DToverbIally low prices. mar ed
In plain fgures. PERRY a BRO
aI 6t Penn. avenue and Ninth at.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

A correspondent writes beaufort pre-
sents sad and melancholy sight Its de-
serted streets and mansions give evidence
of the rapid flight of its panic-stricken in
habitants, i is amuch larger place than
| had supposed, The residences on Bay
street are handsome, some of them are
particularly so. The head quarters of
General Stevens is a spacious mansion and
presents every appearance OF opulence.
The Rhetts, Barnwells and Pinckneys,
lived here. We visited the Beaufort Fe-
male Seminary and the arsenal; also the
Episcopal and Baptist churches, two large
edifces / was informed that the Bap-
fist church was composed of thousand
members, The edi6ce was undergoing
repairs at the time of the evacuation"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
FEvgRs, FEVER AND AGuE.

Bilious Affections, Colds, Rheumations, Costive.
ness, Consumpu2 CAS- Affections 6, The Spleen OF the
LAYER, OF the Hear, Tumours, and all diseases
whish destroy lite, have always exhibited upon dis
section of the body, number of hard ON concrete
points either in some OF the organs named or in the
blood vessels sometimes ramifying In the flesh
and agaiu deposite upon the side OF q bone Now
these little hard substances would NEVER FORM II
Brandreths Pills were used; they would be purged
out of The system and years OF happy life would be
the sufferers lot instead of early grave. Always
purge but NEVER BLEED 10 sickness.
7. d Carpenter, Esq, of Geverneur, st Law
renee Co New York, "a year.o s age, says he has
used Branireths Pulls for 81 years: administered
them first his coachman, who bad fever and que
gave eight the day after the chill chils and fever
less severe; gave eight more the next day, ana go
every other cay until the chill and fever lid not
turn, which was abou, eight days from the first at
tack. lie gave S'ery uaJ 40, an ON
er week, when the man was entirely restored 10 III
usual good health.
He was hiuselt attacked; took them In the same
way and was cured in less time Has used no other
medicine for "a years; found them always reliable
for himself and family when sick; has recommend
ed them TO thousands with the best results, and fee
confident that every family would have larger av
erage health IL these Pills used in the place
of calomel and other hurtful remedies.
Sold by II. Fem, Rutland, r X Mead, West Rut
land, and by all respeota ole dealers in medicine
1ecl2 Awim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

PosTPoNEMENT FOR TWENTY YEARS
OF THE ANNEXATION OF CANADA.-We
fear that Secretary Stewards letters, and
the surrender of Messrs. Mason and Sill
dell, will fall like bucket of cold water
on the heads and shoulders of our neigh
bors on the banks of the St. Lawrence -
How they have, lately, splurged ana houn-
dered What oceans of bilious buncome
they have expectorated What quanti-
ties of small beer they have imbibed.!-
What horrid nightmares Of Yankee ar
mics pouring by every railroad, every
steamboat, in a perfect deluge from Van
couver's Island to Halifax, into the para,
disiacal plains and valleys of the Bleunos-
es they have been afflicted with! Precious
neighbors, calm your anxious minds, We
assure you we don't want you yet If on
ly out OF disnterested regard for the lungs
of your stump speakers, we agree to post
pone your annexation for twenty years
Please leave off spluttering; let the rum
bottle alone-we honestly intend letting
John Bull have the sole and entire cartssot
you for the space Of half generation. -
But, highly cherished neighbors and
friends, you cannot have the benefit of
that Reciprocity treaty any more. 1t will
be our painful duty to take it away from
you. You know you have been migrate
ful and don't deserve it. We have fos-
tered your commerce, protected your man
utactures, spared your weakness, turned
our eyes away from your servile snobbish-
ness and shallow vulgarity, and you have
not appreciated our kindness. We must
remove the sunshine for while and leave
you in darkness. The Reciprocity treaty
must be abrogated, and you must be left
to your own devices.-N r Herald.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

RUSSIAN DIsorPLINE.-Having found
a German friend in the head physician of
the military hospital at Riga, | accompa-
MED him one morning on visit thither.
On the way he told me how difficult it was
to elicit from the men the real seat of
their complaints, as every ailing in the
upper part of the body, whether in the
head, back, or stomach, they call pain in
the heart; and those in the lower part of
the body pain in the leg. Having arrived
at the hospital all the patients that were
able to do so arrayed themselves in row,
dumb and stiff as if on military parade.
how do you feel to-day, old man ?"
asked the doctor, of the first. MY heart
pains, was the expected timely reply.
" Tongue out" said the doctor, and out it
was Turning to the next, the same ques-
ton' same answer, and same tongue oper-
alton More than thirty in the row I'M
derwent the same medical INQUIRIES and
process. | was about leaving, when my
friend told me to look round. To nv
utter astonishment / saw the whole lot
still standing in military attitude, with
their tongues wide out We looked on
~, p q while, when the doctor loudly gave
'ne "oiS. Tongues ill.," and all the artlc-
1:~.s, ofss9s vanished in an instant. MY
,is,oie lacuitles were SO excited by tbe
numerous scene, thst il was some moments
after We were in he open street ere |
could rather reproachh-giy, ask my friend
now he could play such wick on the moor
Fellows You must not JUDGE . said be
oy exceptions. merely wanted to show
you to what extent the blind spirit of dis
Spune prevails among the Russian troops
Nor are the fellows" added he, q The b
ho J;se 'or the joke; on the contrary, thew
0e'e'e that the cure is greatly bro.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
NO FIGHT IN KENTUCKY,
The Army of the Potomac in Statu
Quo
rThe Danny HERALD will tell no lies this

rThe DAILY HERALD will tell no lies this
morning, in its Geographic columns. 1t greets
its patrons as usual, but with no shocking
news, 1t will be an dgreeo.tt,se item of infor-
nation to our rea,'. ers to know the fact that
no blood pas yet been shed IN Kentucky
we went TO the Telegraph Office at about
nine O'Clock last evening, and, notwithstand
ing the Telegraph was on a New Years
"bust," Mr.. Read, by much diligence worried
"New York into giving an answer to the
following question put by the Rutland Daily
Herald "Has any fight taken place in Ken
iucky?" The response was : " Nary fight
but things are tending in that direction -
The above constitutes the bulk of our Tele-
graph news this morning; and we have the
satisfaction of knowing that we publish this
in advance of all the papers in New England
or New York ]
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
NJ AR RI ED

In Black Creek, Dane Co., Wis. Dec 25th at the
residence of the brides father, by the Rev. A. S
Allen, Mr.. A. b. Reynolds Of Center Rutland, Vt.
to Miss Marietta Boardman
At Bristol Dec. 25, by Rev Mr.. Pinkham Tracy
g. Branch, of Cornwall, to Laura G. Arnold, OF
Bristol.
In this village Dec, 90, by Rev. Leland Howard
Mr. sumner French of stockfridge, to Miss Jennie
Fisk ofthis village
In Dandy, on the 36th inst, at the house of the
brides father, by DR. G. j. Locke Mr. Joseph
Fletcher of MI. Holly to Mist Hannah daushter of
Mr., Josiah Southwiek of Darby
In Clarendon on the Gath dsy of December at the
residence of the BRIDES father, s. G. smivu ESQ bv
Rev. Mr. He'rioE, Edwin Csngdon to MISS Emma
Smith both OF Clarendon.
January lst by Rev Leland Howard LYMAN Pike
of Menden to Mary Jane Sawyer of Pfttsford
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
u EAL ESTATE aNCY.

The undersigned will give his personal attention
to the paying and selling Of Real Estate OF kinds ON
commission, including Farms. DWELLING Houses,
Mill property, & &c, in any portion of the State.
Persons wishing to dispose et their Farms or other
property, will BY applying 70 me ,iAd IL AL times
list OF purchasers, and those wishing topurchass
Farms will always find large number Of Farms for
sale OF all sizes and prices thereby offering great
advantages to both the seller and buyer Having
had considerable experience in the above line Of
business think it viii be to the advantage OF both
the buyer and seller TO give me a call have now
upwards of $4,000 worth of Farms Tor sale OF all
sizes and prices and locations including some
choice creek farms In this town and farms in Pouit-
ney, Rutland, Manchester &c, &c Among the
rest offer the entire Real Estate belonging to the
late Gen Robinson h all, comprising his home farm
on the Creek three miles South of our village OF 100
acres, with first class buildings the same and one
OF the most desirable farms in town. Also another
Of S09 acres belonging to the same estate situated in
the East part OF this town. This and ether proerty
have for sale will, in view of the tunes be offered
Low, and on favorable terms OF payment
For further particulars address the subscriber,
FRANKLIN POST.
Wallingford, Dec. 9th, 1861 dec27-tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
u [ L II

In Rutland Saturday Dec Is. 1851 SARAH ,,;fa
OF N. j. Gage aged 20 years. ''-N
In Poultne,, Dec. 20, Adelia NJ Green. aged az
years. e
In Pittsford Dec 81 at theresidence of his father
m-iaW, Gen. Amos &. KELLOGG, Sergeant Moses NJ.
Cults of the 18th Reg't u. Infantry after an M
ness ofone week, aged 81 years.
In Iendon, Dec, Is, at the residence of Erastus
Pike, of Diptheria Ella Jeanette only daughter of
Sullivan S and Marcia j Langley, aged years and
he funeral was attended by the recruits of the
18th u. S. Infantry, under Capt Bush of which re.
eruits MIR. Langley is membir.
In Ira December 2lsi, betst Mason, wife of Ma r
tin Curtis, aged 50
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
WHY

does Crista oro's Excelsior Hair Dye present strong
err claims 10 public confidence than any other Hair
Dye in existenIe'
BECAUSE
il is the only whoe has ever been analysed and
publicly approved by the highest Chemical author
ity
ALSO ssartt X
for the that other dye has ever been sub
jected to any analysis at all
MOREOVER,
besides being tree from every poisonous ingredient
1t eonfers finer black or brown, aud in sh orter
space of time than any other dye in the world
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dresse RS.
CaRisrADoRo, No, 6, Aston House, New York
-HN decl2d& vim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
Johnson, of Tennessee, write

Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, writes
to a friend
I'VE are anxiously looking to the
movements Of our national army, trusting
that it will strike an effective blow before
many days and carry terror throughout
the rebel camps. The government can
not, and will not, pause much longer in
making some decided demonstration. For
winter, the weather is open and mild, ia
voring in an eminent degree a winter cam
paign.'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
rowLE,s PILE AND BuNoR cuRE :.

E0WLE'S PILE AND HUMOR CURE, sure
L cure for Bleeding, Blind and Itching Piles
Sersfula, Salt Rheura, and Diseases of theSkin.-,
One bottle warranted to cure in all case if not,
DEAL rs are PARTICULARLY REQUESTED ToREUFs D
THE MONEY, Only five bottles in thousand re
turned, and these were confirmed Fistu la, Hun
dreds ofletters and certificates are now In the pro-
rrietors possession, which be seen upon sppica-
Fon. Send Tor Circular. Prepared by Henry d.
tic vile, Chemist, II Prince Street, Boston Sold by
all druggi Is. Certificates with each bottle. Price
81 per bottle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

A MARRIAGE A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
The following extract from the Gentle
mans Magazine for 1850, may not be I'M
interesting to our readers married. in
June, 1850, Mr.. William Donkin, a con-
siderable farmer, of Great Tosson, Irn:ear
Rothbury, ! in the county of Northumber-
land, to Miss Elanor Shoton, an agreeable
young gentlewoman, of the same place. 49,
The entertainment on this occasion was
very grand, there being provided no less
than one hundred and twenty quarters o
lamb, forty-four quarters of veal, twenty
quarters OF mutton, a great quantity Of
beef, twelve hams, with a suitable quaint
ty Of chickens, &c, which was concluded
with eight half ankers of brandy made in
to punch, twelve dozen of cider, great
many gallons of wine, and ninety bushels
of malt made into beer. The company
consisted OF five hundred and fifty-nine la
dies and gentle men, who commingled with
the music Of twenty-five tiddlers and pip
ers, and the whole was concluded with the
utmost order and unanimity."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

"A Mr.. Bond, of Cornwall, VT, re.
Gently celebrated his golden wedding,
having raised family of eight children,
all living in the same house he has occu-
pied since his marriage, and in which there
has never been death.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
seward yery felicitously expressed it

Seward very felicitously expressed it
the other day, when some over jealous
friends of his were trying to warn him
against the intentions Of a supposed rival !:
SO 1t would be as absurd for one of us
to-day to spend our time in laying pans
for political advancement, as it would
have been for Noah to have used up his
forty days in the ark, laying out town lots
on Mount Arapat." CO.,. ..g.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
REwARp TO WHOM III is DUE

If ever there was article designed to benefit the
community at large more than any other, jams
PYLE's DIETETIO SALERATUs Ia the one. All who
understand how destructive the common Saleratas
is TO the teeth and digestive organs will readily
alze the necessity for wholesome article; and all
ths il required TO satisfy any that this want is
supplied Is fair trial Send at once to your grocer
Tor package and try it but see toit that no spuri
ods article done up In red papers Is put upon you =
The genuine has the name of JAMES Pyle on every
package decl2;lw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

The Halifax Express of Dec. 18th,
says that SIR. Breckenridge, one of the
ENJOYS appointed to take the place of Ma
son and Slideli in the mission to Europe,
after having been in Halifax for week,
took passage that morning by the Cana
da for England.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

"You lost two legs in the army, you
say what did you gain by it?" asked a
gentleman of pen.ioner.-"Single blessed
ness, sir" he replied; "for after that, no
woman would marry me"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

By ONE CT THE 69rH.-" Ye see, Eng
land is just like thin witches as used to
gallivant about these parts-she's very
much bothered by Cotton Matther !''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
New Advertisements.


list OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Rutland, January
LADIES' LIST
Adams Hodges v
Aldrich, L w Kimbali, L
Abbey Ella Kinsman, HIP
bachelor, LafranGe, K
0ealeae. Mary Long, NJ
Barney, Lewis, Rosetta
Bsee, A Meresy, Bridget
Bromley, Mclaughlin, Catherine
Cowen, AS McGraph, Lizzie
Cutler, Maloney,
DonEely, c Nichols, OF
Dean, Nichols, Alice
Dyer, Margaret Parmenter,
Donneily, Nellie Ryan, Marie
Eastman JaneE2 Roulon, GIN
Gilbert, Biddy Seamans 8
Graham, Z Stapleson, NJ A
Griffith, Il Smith, 8
Geard, Lucy Wilkens, M
Hasset, Catherine Whit more, RI
Harrison, NJ Wheeler, Adeline
Hines lamar WinshelI, 8 A
Hui, bP
GENTLEMENS' LIST
Allen, DIR Howard, Eleaser
Butterfeld, Frank Kelley,
Buck, ii B Keller, Il 4
Brown, Lyman Knowles, jas
brennean, Michael Kelley, 81
Chapman s. Barbour Kirk, #
Collins, Bat Kirnbail, 8
Cheney, Beniamine Leonard, Benz
Cole Chester Ii Long, ID w
Coleman, c BE- Leach, NV
Campbell, Err Layton, M
Classy, Henry Linch, Pat
Cobb, Joseph Moulton, VIM
Carney, James Manchester, H
Canton Michael Morrand, III
Camp, Aalcom Msyrau III
Golburn, " Mclnerhermeny, Michael
DAVIS, nj o McGuirk, Pat
Dodsei osslan MeDonough Pat
Donnell, Thomas Cakes, Willard
Daniels, Iipporah Plumley, Eff
Elliott, Il A Page O.
Eustis, h Parkinson, Phineas
EGklns, heN Il Phillips, I w
Astaoro0ke, j Root Chss
Eakn Joseph Robinson, CT
Emery, Nelson w RobichsuIt j
Eddy, Zephaniaa Rauley M3
ruler, Stockwel Albert
Flsse, 6enJ. smith, BENZ
Flynn, Edward Segar, & AsSE
Foster, Gilbert Segwart, Il
Foster, Henry Steoker & FL
Fenen, Martin Sanders Ell
Folsom, s 3 Smith j w
roster, VIM Shedd, j A
Fournier, y Sanders, M f
Goldsbin, A Stone VIM r.
Green, Jonas Temple,
Griffin, David Iayier, l.
Goodrich, 6 Taft, RC
Green, Geo lingley, w
GoodnouEh, warner, Il
Gordon John Wilson l.
Goodspeed, Isnas wolcott, N
hopkins, Wheeler, NV
Haven, j NJ White s G
haZeiton, ID White, Willie
Heninwsy, w acc Young, sanford
Horton, SW
T. s.-Persons calling Tor any of the above, will
please say " Advertised"
NJ G. EvERTs, p NJ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIEUT.. SALMON DUTTor,,

Oftbe Cayendsh 1t. Infantry, some time acting as
'adjutant in the lstiVt Regiment at Newport News,
Va, mas returned, and has received a commission
from Gov. Holbroek to enlist Company OF volnn-
teers for the It'll Regiment to be raised under the
recent act OF the Legislature.
From .he well earned reputatation OF the officers
ofthe LIST Regiment-in all cases where they have
recruited companies for seryiee-they have been EN-
inenty successful All who desire to enlist undr
Lieut., DItton will report as soon as may be to his
headquarters Cayendish, Vt 1t IL better to enlist
with one who hss seen service than with q raw re-
cruit nav l5
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN

AtA9 SoAsE EAooioNo AMI hAI AN
INVALID.
PUBLISHED for the benefit of and as warning
and caution to young men who suffer from Ner-
wous Debility. Premature Decay, etc. supplying at
the same time the means of Self-Cure by one who
cured himself after being put to great expense
through m -dical imposition and quackery. Single
MAYFAIR, Esq. Bedford Kings County, N. by
enclosing postpaid addressed envelope. A63m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

They say no one is hero to his patet
de chamber. The reason is that hero
can be appreciated by heroes only. The
volet will probably know how to estimate
those of his own class.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

NOTED by keeping sthe tongue out in the
presence of the doctor, the longer the
better. - Once O Week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
d UTLAND FISH AND OYSTER
IA HOUSE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TRADE BRISK-PRICES Low,

SILAS KNIGHT,
Dealer in
FRESH FISH OYSTERS, CLANS. PICKLED
Triple, SC, &C, sc.
Main Street, next door north OF Court House,
RUTLAND, VT.
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand the fol.
lowing varieties of Els in their season. consisting
of Mackerel, Halibut, Cod, Salmon, Haddock, Blue
Fish, Black Bass slounders, Trout, Connecticut
River Shad, Fresh Herring White Fish, Pickerel
Oysters and Clams, from the EST MARKETS
I~My Car will run to every house in the village,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Dealers supplied at wholesale prices Farmers
supplied in any quantity desired.
SILAS KNIGHT.
Rutland, Dec 8, 1891 decl0-dtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02
Recruiting.



- able bodied intelligent men wantsS N ann
plete the company now forming at MIDI shy,v ~,
the above popular Regiment
Addison County, though one of the sm.ll..t. IN
second to none in the number or qtsahs of ia soi
Thi. Company must be completed q ,,,,. n. fra,
Is not $40 90 per month, 800 0obs mt .,o,h,r.
rations, peasanter climate, and % satts,sct,an y
shthag with true hearted boys i the old ss
ny = %ss whites Viii 6 S .n. amy mt this
n@ 10 Massbn u a ~ s NH ended to
Save pay and Instruction in drill, Nv enlst;n, inn,
dissey and you must has time, YET at home, take
Board and lodging at ID Addison House wbsr.
band o. men who knos what they are going for
impatiently await theig comrades 80 so'ns io''
a No oFRIcERs have been sniisted An s.v.
Hy.NRY NJ PORTER, I'LL %
e3Mi Recruiting ofhcer
nv e'o'JTHERN REBELLION
NUT NE PER Dows, %
1N"LAND TAUGHT THIRD LESSON.
Cavendish has already cent THREE Comnar,a. -.
Is now recruiting her FOURTH for the Army. ~ anu
ID ABLE BODIED MEN, aaW
Are wanted to I'LL up my company FORMING so,th.
'th regiment vermont Infantry, which Is
REORGANIZATION OF THE OLD LIST IN prcr
his Regiment will be in the b-.,rsde under IN.
0o TSs aaS Z; 81 sen zen; J. W Phe ..ys '''
fror- y W yer month from the State, e,30V
"a me Government and 8 30 per month for cloth
4 ing making aggregate OF 1913 0per month Also,
q Bounty Of 800 in cash from the General Gev-
eminent, when honorably discharged. I'm
Pay and subsistence to commences from the day OF
enlistment. @ @A s2
Tho average age Of the Company thus far recruited
| Is ~ years, go.
SALMON BUTTON, Recruiting Officer
Cavendish, VT, Dec "a, 1861 dec2A1w