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BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT

FEW WORDS 10 YOUNG MEN--Durng the prac
tice of fifteen years pr tlill has in contact with
almost innumerabe cases OF Debility uccasioned by
freadml habit of solitary self abuse They continue
TO warn all Young men VIII" not afflicted to avoid
1t they value their lives and advise all who arc
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they be cured OF such trouble and to let them
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance Of them
in time 1t is no eNagseraton to that three iourths
OF the insane owe their naadv to this horrd habit Tbs
proprictors OF Insane Asyums cOrroDOrae the state
mcut, and il the victim escapes insanity or idOcy yet he
or she is entirely U1ttcd Tor the real pleasures of life
either ia Out of the domestic eTClcwith pocreative
powers ruined atlic ed with diStrGst, doubtful
his friends, fact hypOchOndriac, what is he
tit for bat to be cast out and die Attend them
all YOU who are adicted 10 this miserable habit or
may be too late, and you may 20 down dishonOFeG
grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave yGu the pow
erS which YOU nave made curse instead OF blessing
they were intended. There exists in the whole
world an object more lOathSOme or miserable than
thus broken in health and hopes. Avoid it then you
wish for happiness and heaven
DR. HENS practice is wholly on the botanic principle,
and therefore upon natural foundation
Office No. S! Vain street Worcester open from 4.
to 10 m Letters (postpad) will receive prompt attep
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DIR. SwEET'$
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT.


49,, Great External Remedy
FOR RI RH IIjH,, ATISal GouT, XEURNLGiA, LGMBA
bRgsf$ GgHs ABB % SCEANiS TFrEE h5
HE3DAGHE, AND All. RuEU.
MA y DrS sSp fHRf"FooS
For al Of which it is speedy ami remedy and
never fails his linnct is epared from the recine NJ
Dr. stephen Sweet Of Coneeticat the famous bone set.
ty years VIII he lost sto6ng s ir lore th TWEEN
any paepaao bcarc @F n @nTiyaed by
sk%Pc9 may convinced b a Single tfia o" e most
tbs Eminent wlll cnre rapidly and radically Rheu.
eases where it has been used has been known to
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief in
every case however distressing.
Twill relieve the worst cases of HEADACHE in three
minutes md Is warranted to 10 it.
FF0oHtI FRvlI e az VII i I eyre Instantly
mentis most happy and unialine rem edy. Acting d.
ines the stem and restores 1t 10 elasticity and vgor
For PILES AS an external remedy, claim that
II is tho best known, and challenge the world 10
an equal Every victim OF this distressing com.
imned ate relief and in majority OF will effect
QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ox.
treuely malignant and danecro but a timely annliCa
ton otthis Linment win never fail 10 cure
SPKAI ~ are sometimes very olstin4ta and o,,io-.
ment OF the joints is liaoe 10 occur if nerin u I
worst ease may be conqueredby this Linmen in two oS
pr BnRNU ~ l%i CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS.
healing properties DIR SWfEjs iHrN NHHlffIgl
SG FRo SIC e. pfFeGeTng e Also
AND SINGS ' i-'''i-Nl AlIES
hyERY HORSE OWNER
a f nave this remedy at hand, Tor its timely use at
he nr aoearance OF La will efectuav prevent
lAose formidable d1s5 ass TO Which all horses arc Liable
ana Mhlch tender so many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless N '0i'es
over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
nertu curaae I@pcres OF this lnmcnt have been re-
cevcu Wltnn ne last two years and many ofthem from
persons in the highest ranks OF life "
Caution.
To avoid Imposition, observe the signature aud likeness
OF pr Scphen sweet every label ana also sStenbon
sweets ihIallble niment blown IN the glass of eacb
bottle, without which none are genuine e' Vi cav"
RICHARDSON u co,
e,i :. W., SOLE Projectors. Norwich, ct
Spur, and ali dealers N ''''' :" n"
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See Medical Properties of Buchu,
FROM pISPENsAToRY OF THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Prac.
tice of Physic. $50
Philadelphia
See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL
celebrated Physician and Member OF the Royal College
Of Surgeons Ireland ana published in the transactions
of the King and Queen journal.
See Meuico Chirurgical Review published by BEN.
JAMIN TRAVEkS, Fellow of the Royal College Of
surgeons.
See most Of the late Standard Works of Medicine.
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MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM GRACE.

AMESBURY MASS
Price % cents. 50 and 81 per box. great saving
is made By taking u large size. Each box has the
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NJ. ). Burr IL Co. % Fremont street. George g, Good
win Co., Ii and Y Marshall street Boston, Wholesale
agents, George F. Harlow Apothecary, 242 Nan street.
agent for Worcester. dawti flS
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After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
years, continues to Patents In the Uucd States
also, in Great Britain, France and 0tner foreign cOun
tries Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments, and
all Papers Drawings for Patents. executed liberal
terms and with dispatch, Researches made into Alner
and Foreign works. 10 determine the validity ut
y Of Patents o. lnveniions-and legal or other sdvce
rendered in all matters touching the Copies OF
the claims of Patent furnished by RENTING One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
Ihe Agency is not only the largest i'm New En- gland
but through itmyentors have advantages for securing
Patents Of ascerainng the patenabity of inventions
UNSURPASSED by il not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
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ais below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESS
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and his SUCCESS" Is TIE III ST PROOF OF ADVAN
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abundant reason to believe, and prove, that at
Other office OF the Kind the charges for professional
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These besides his extensive library Of legal and
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the uied States and Europe. render him able, beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
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All necessity OF journey to Washington, TO procure
patent aud the usual great delay there here saved
Inventors.
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PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM Assoc
L CITATION FOR new Ely ES sc
Office No II Railroad Exchange, Boston, Mass.
Chiei Justice BIGELO :, PRESIDENT.
L&%RENCE Vice Frcsflep 8tiu A'io' A.
{. TRACY HOWE, Secretary
DIRECTORS
Judge Iloar, Martin Brimmer,
I ward 1TSI''ss,n William Appleton,
Charles Norton, George Ilitlard
iiri Nv N Bond, Patrick DuuahUe,
James Freeman Clark, f. W. Lincoln, Jr.
OHJECrS.
The objects of the Association are:
/ To secure 20 soldiers sailors and their families
any claims for pay pensions, &C. at the least to
II 10 protect soldiers sailors, their families
III. TO event false claims from being made against
" 10 ave eratuitous ADVICE and Information to sol.
dctS and sailors, or their families needing it,,
The Board of Directors supervise and control the
tire business of the Association the character and
standing of those gentlemen VIII be guarantee to the
public tina the business Of the society Will be conducted
An psations relatr to the business Of the Associ.
alto" whether by letter OF n pers9n houd be made to
mchl3 deep 5m No. II Railroad Exchange, Boston.
d ANSION, BOUNTY MONEY, BACK
PAY AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE,
Il. D., 4 isESD y.
. Government Agent for the Collection of Claims,
No 100 Main street. OF Thomas street. Worcester
Mass.
lnyald Pensions procured for Wounded or Disabled
Officers, Soldiers Scamen, and Marines
Pensions for Widows.
Pensions for Children,
Pensions Tor Mothers,
Pensions Sisters
Also the slO0 Bounty provided under Of congress-
passed July y, 1861 Prize money and OF pay
obtained for seamen.
No charge made unless successful in collecting the
claim. }. +. ABBOTT,
No. 100 Main street, corner OF Thomas street.
mch5 dtf Worcester, Mass.
GJOA BOUNTY-Under the recent
" w Act of Con tress procured with dispa CHI,
for Soldiers discharged by Of wounds received in
Battle, oy applying to. L. i. ABBOTT,
ngh24 dtf 10 100 Main St, Worcester, Mass.
DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
4 W tR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
STEWART. STEW EMS. ss, CO.,
Attorneys and COuuseliOrs AT Law,
No al Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington, d. Z.
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patents, tensions, 4omtlcs.
A MEXICAN &F0BEIGN Pr NTS


SOLICIpOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent OF o. S. Patent Office Wasaip gtor, (4ader
the dct Of lS3Il
5O state ST. opposite lGiiby ST., GsostOn.
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Railroad G0naeat,onS.-At Albany with the New York
Central, Troy AID GreenbH5h and hudson River rail
roads. 81 Chatham with the Harlem end hudson and
Boston railroads At State Line with The HOusatoGic
railroad At Pittaheld with the Filtsfeld and North
Adams ard StOc6 fridge and littshet railroads. at
Westdeld with tire Hampshire and Hampden railroad.
At 5prngaai with the fattiord SeW Haven aud SpTi &
he ID, and Connecticut River Railroads Al Palmer with
the New london. Palmer and Wiimantc, and belcher-
to En and Amherst railr ads It Worcester junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
worcester May |, 1852. HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
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e THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
To USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are
also in general use in alt the STATE HOSPITALS
and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout
the land as well as in private practices, and consd
cred as Invaluable remedies.
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w DOL SORTS.-6009 lbs. American
Sorts, eean; and in fgDod ,ndtion. For sale by
s ChAm BERLIN d BURROUGH.
NY" du "a Front street.
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TO OWNERS OF BREED.

~ NONPAREn. - The above
II sS.zN Stallion will m axe the season from Nav lst
" 'to August LIST. 1868. at the Farm en- Brigham
~ HILL in New England Village, Mass
TERMs-S25. Apply on the premises, to
JAMES f. THORNDIKE.
New England Village Mass. May /, 1868.
myl3 diff
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6QOa.m. Wav Passenger Crain. Connecting at Plain
fed junction for froyidence, at Worcester Junction
for Springfield Albany. &c, and Providence, ana at
Worcester for Boston, Nashua Lowell, Fitchburg, Con
cord,
Ii 30 N. Wav Passenger Train Arriving at WoI
discrimination in for trains to Boston PrOvi
d5nce Springfield and Albany; at Worcester for rainI
t. Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg, &C.
3 Is p. way Passenger Train Connects At Norwich
Wth train from New London, and rlanfied Junction
Fgth train Providence. Reaches Worcester in
u Express Train to Boston.
iei0 dit ?. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
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RNflroans.
& WORCESTER LINE

z .ssi-ss7j5sfs;gs WESTERN RAILROAD
--5ssssssz.5s SPRING ARRAEGEGENTS.- Com
-I-G-s nencing MONDAY, April 20, 3-Bos-
ton, \ lbany and Troy
Leave Worcester for Albany sud Way Stations, lac
co nnodationl az ) 45 q. IN and 90 p,
For New fOr6 and Albany, exp 10 Us t. and 500
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
Washington, Oct %

The State Department has been ON
ciallv informed that from and after the 9TH
of September last an effective blockade
will be established and maintained by the
French naval forces of all the ports, nv
ers, Ravens, roads, creeks, &C., along the
coasts of Mexico which are not occupied
bv the French troops, and which still ac-
knowledge the authority Of Juarez, from
the Lagoon ten leagues south of Matamo-
ras, to and including Campeache, between
1852 north, 1854 west, and 1882 north,
$3.50 west, Of the meridian of Paris, and
that friendly and neutral vessels will be
allowed the period Of twenty-fi days to
complete their lading and leave the block
AIDED places.
The points excepted from the blockade
are Tampico, Vera Cruz, Alvarado, Coat
zacolcos, Tabasco and Carmen.
All vessels attempting to violate the
blockade will be proceeded against IN cou-
formity with international law and the
treaties in force with neutral powers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
serious Railroad Accihent-Fears Of
Another Bread Riot in htchm0sd
IRON she Army Of the Potomac,
Washington, Oct %.

Washington, Oct %.
A train of seventeen cattle cars, CEN
tanning about l26 condemned horses, and
a guard of one hundred and twenty-slx
troops, all belonging to Gen kllpatrek's
Third Cavalry division, started from
Gainesville at ii o'clock on Friday night,
and when four miles on the road to Alex
andria. and in a curve, the train going at
very rapid rate, several OF the track
| ties gave way, precipitating eight of the
cars from the track and down a steep
embankment.
Twenty of the guard were injured, four
or five dangerously, but strange to say no
one was killed.
Many of the horses were killed IN
stantlv. and others received such injuries
as to render the shooting of them necessary
Captain Doening, of the Second New
York Cavalry, who had charge OF the
horses, escaped without injury.
DR.. Hackley, surgeon in chief OF the
Sd division of cavalry, Drs Copehart anc
Kingston, with sufficient corps OF assist
ants, were promptly rendering all neces
sarv assistance TO the wounded.
| 4 Fortress Monroe letter 10 the New
York Herald states that Or Wright, exc
cuted for the murder of Lieut. Sanborn
attempted to escape on the night before
| his execution, by assuming his daughters
clothes, but was discovered by the sentl-
mel after be had actually passed the
guard :.
The New York Herald's Washington
dispatch says the repairs on the orang'
and Alexandria railroad will lequire sew
eral weeks.
A deserter from Richmond corrohorate
the statements of the destltatlon in tina
city and fears of another bread riot ar
entertained.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
steamer Levtathan boarded nv H.,
els and carried Out of south ~ b.
Pnss-Afterxvards Capsurcd nv ~
DE 500 = Capture of Bioct a 'ne
RUnWers. ""ue
WashInglnn 0ni b

Washington, Oct. "a
The Navy Department has receiyeS !.
formation that the steamship De Sofa 5a
ring the latter part of Oct, when in ~ Il,
South West Pass, received inform,Sus
that a steamer had been boarded Nv ,g'a
band Of rebels and carried OUT of the riv.. :
After run OF thirty five miles She w.,
captured, and proved to be the I.eyish,a
She is new and very fast screw steams,
and was amply supplied with coal ~
provisions for cruise, with picked Gran
Capt Walker says he feels reat sa,i,s.
ton in announcing this success \,
when the Boston, very much miars
vessel, was carried OF by the rebels ,op
months since, by similar enterprise i
their part, we soon fell upon her l,,I
and thus had the opportunity Of wits
ing the desolauon she spread in hs ps
blackenlng the seas in her wake viii \.
charred memorials of many fine shN
The Leviathan with her desperaesa
has been sent to ew Orleans.
From all information Commander Rho.
could obtain he inferred that every besk.
AIDE runner, either from or into Mobile, ha
been captured, and that the coast Of Tern
will be henceiorth the principle theatre ID
| blockade runners.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

cincinnati, Oct. u.
Gen Rosecrans arrived at about eIeys
o'clock this forenoon, and was escorted d
the Burnett House by an immense crowd
of citizens. he was enthusiastically wei.
coined throughout the entire line Of march.
Judge Storer introduced the Genera
to the assembly by saying that his fellow
citizens of Cincinnati appreciated tAs
work he had accomplished Tor his counuy
and he assured him Of their unshakeu con.
idence. While he had never dishonereiM
native State, his native State had not ia'
gotten him. Abiding to his renal
from the Army of the Cumberland, Jas
Storer said the people would requr N |
records upon which that action was dssA3
Gen Rosecrans returned thans hr de
expression of sympathy and reHgsA xNeA l
his public reception implied. waas No
felt hattered by It, he could not isfeS' @s'
the heart of the people did not 60 mi 3
individuals alone. Ii was the pnEGs
for which we were contending, the "
gle for national life, which produoeda
assemblies. He asked the people fa
to forget their duty TO the GOVERNS
whatever might happen 10 individuals
The question as TO how he had b
used he desired to leave for future time
| answer.
Some friends OF mine in New York
said, are very solicltous about my heal
| The army of the Cumberland think IA
well enough, and so do | AS tor
quantity of opium ! have taken, cons
my druggist.
New York and Washington Fapf
have said that Gems. Crlttenden and y
Cook intended to make charges ea
me. They have assured me that ssgN
| greet exceedingly that such false FPas
should be started. He said that anHe
battle of Chickamauga he had receNsl
letter of approval from the Presided !
his action in that affair, and What's
charges appeared in the eastern pas
against him, he was satisfied that the !,
eminent was in no way Responsible
them.
He expressed his readiness to do W
ever the Government required oi hh
! At the conclusion Of this speech, Ca'
were given for Gen Rosecrans ana
army Of the Cumberland. The we'ee
throughout was earnest and hearty,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
The bill to pay the town Of crailsbury
was refused passage,
nntsE -

The bill to pay the town Of Cra''soary
was refused passage,
HOUSE.
The committee on ways ana means TO-
porled against the House bill relating 10
The Grand List,
Mr.. Colby introduced bill relating to
the duties Of Town Clerk, requiring nm
TO make annual list OF mortgage deeds Tor
the listers.
The third reading of House bill making
il the duty of the listers to exact an oath
from everyone furnishing his list that II Is
correct aud full, was refused, "a TO 10.
House bill relating 10 taxing mortgaged
property, taxing the mortgsgee, came ul
ON motion to reconsider the vote refusing
ITS third reading. -
The motion TO reconsider was lost,-it
to 40.
House bill giving state pay to drafted
men was taken Up on motion TO recon
slider the amendment giving the extra pay
also TO such as shall be drafted before
October, 1864, t.4s4
Mr. Dorr moved to amend so that IN
drafted men shall receive the state pa,
while they remain in Vermont regiments
or in detached companies of Vermont sol
ders in other regiments IN the unlte'
States service.
House bill relating to paying highwa!
taxes in money.
Third reading refused.
House bill to equalize the pay of mem
bers was refused a third reading 80
ia.
House bill relating to mechanics an
other liens. Third reading ordered.
Mr. Dwinell introduced bill TO encoul
age volunteering.
Adjourned.
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Interesting from Rebel Sources.
Fortress Monroe, Oct 2

Il %,
Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch re-
ceived here contains the following:
Charleston, Oct %.
No new movements.
The Yankees are reported to be rlyet-
ting, smoothing and putting the finishing
strokes to Gregg and Wagner and other
batteries at Cummings Point.
The fleet remains quiet.
Stormy times are expected soon. =,
The number of Yankee prisoners heid
in Richmond prisons last night was Twelve
thousand.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
HOUSE.

Bills introduced MIR. Billiard OF
ST. Johnsbury, providing for recording
the names Of deceased soldiers; to gener-
al committee.
BY Mr.. Dorr, Of Rutland: m addition
to chapie, 81 Of the general statutes %
Judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. Fisher Of Vorgeanes, 70 pay
certain state officers for extra service; to
committee of ways and means
Reports By Mr.. Wilson, for commit
tee On claims. in favor Of House bill "a,
to provide for auditing accounts and de-
fning duties Of auditors; third reading
ordered.
Bv Mr. Abbott, for committee on edu-
cation. in favor, with amendments Of
House bill 81 to amend chaper z Of gen.
eral statutes, relating to schools; amend
ments agreed to, and the bill ordered u
third reading.
By Mr.. Chandler for Judiciary commit
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
San Francisco. Oct "a

The town of Big Oak Flat, Tuolumne
county, was destroyed by fire on the 10th.
Loss about $50, 700.
The Union Judiciary ticket was elected
by decided majority compared with the
gubernatorial election of September IL,
Union district Judges and ! Democratic
independent are elected. Union Judges
are chosen in both the San Francisco dis
trictS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
p. M.-sEHATE.

The bill increasing the salaries of the
Judges of the Supreme Court, was taken
up, and on motion Of Mr. Stoughton, 1t
was made special order for Tomorrow P
NJ, att o'clock.
Mr. Cree, joint resolution providing for
the appointment Of a commissioner to re-
port some plan for the organization of an
agricultural college, was taken up and
discussed by Messrs. Cree, Englesby and
Stoughton, and on motion Of Mr.. Slough
ton, ordered to lie. .,;-t.s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

Mr. Cree for committee on claims, repor-
ted adversely to the petition OF the On
reotors of tho state agricultural society,
that the state assume the expenses OF the
commissioner at the Hamburger exhibition.
Bills incorporating the Rlchiord Copper
Mining Company and the Middlebury
Marble Company, were tayurably report
ed, and ON motion of Mr.. Cree, were both
ordered 10 lie.
HOUSE.
Bills passed-RelatiGg to private corpo-
raticns; relating to change OF names
relating to aediting accounts and dntles OF
auditor: relating to towns and villages
relating to collection of taxes relating &c
distribution of general statutes - were
severally passed.
The committee ON ways and means re
ported bill for the support CT the gov
eminent, levying tax of 100 cents OF
the dollar with other provisions.
Mr.. Deane IN explanation said that thf
whole appropriation amounted to $780,
900. The bill was ordered to lie and made
special order for Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock add 800 copies to be
printed.
The resolution of Mr.. Dorr against 3
new militia bill came up after much dis
cusslon.
Mr. Rounds moved to amend by insert
ing after 1882" the words "with such
slight and necessary amendments as may
be made"
The amendment was agreed to. The res
olution as amended was rejected by {
rote of 80 to los.
Mr. Wilson of Bakersfield, introduced
| a bill relating to paying Of fines for sell
ing liquor.
Mr. Dorr introduced a bill to incorpo
rate the Rutland & Castleton Railroad
Company. This bill opens the Rutlan'
l. Whitehall Railroad question.
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She1by,s Force Driven out .;, ., Il
somrf.-(ien. McNiel Purstah"s '.

NI. bUHIo' wv
A dispatsh received at head !, !,
represents that all of Joe Shelbys y
had been driven beyond the ooanan'
the state, and that Gen. McNel :,
crossed the Boston mountains IN pun
of the fleeing rebel.