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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-01
Ta CanrnananlAnfn.

Patients Of either sex, reading In any P4ytSt ~
country, however distant, who may d61rS tt 6plAl
i0 nd sayiss q D. !; IS!.! IS s.n y
ceive ~ the aftentIon and modl6nA n0oo1fkos
eject cure, without the necessity Of per1onAl "
tervteW. fH H Tg8 T3HE %dlG $40 o'ct 9n'
% Az " s.i5s &. psss ssy oH'n'd ~
Consultation at the oEice or By Letter-REEH
Q ATCures IN III cases guaranteed. ''h'iSI
!. ,Aadrs's % m DR.. gHAH:H 3: Z0EEH A.,
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HAPPINESS Or MISERY
That il the Question:

THE PROPRIETQRS OF. THE. "PAcIFIC
] Museum Of Anatomy and science" have de-
termined, regardless Of expense, to issue FREE
(for the benefit Of suffering hrmSnityA four Of
their most Interesting and Instructive Lee.
TURES on MARRIAGE and rs daauallAcA,
tions: Nervous Debility, Premature Decline Of
Manhood Indigestion, WeaknsSs oslDepr. SIIDn,
Loss of Energy and Vital Power. tho great SocISl
Evil, and those maladIet that result from youth.
full folliet, excesSes Of maturity or iEnoranea Of
Physiology and Natures Laws ,....
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening and Hsving thousandS and VIII b
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty .hvs
CentSin postage stamps by addreMInHI~ 6eCrs:
Atary Pacific Museum of Anatomy and Science,
Pine street, San Francisco" Letters 10 he sent
hrough Wells Fargo 4 90. 'SF--mh4 yYp Z
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HORSE FARRIER.
Dissolution of Copartnershlp.

NOTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE.
IN tufore existing between E. D. Cohn & 8. Ell.
tllnger, in the name and style of E. d. Cohn &
Co will expire by limitation on the Ist Of May
next. Either Of the partners are authorized TO
sign the name Of the trm in liquidation.
All persons indebted 10 the firm, are requested
to come forward and settle their accounts by the
5rh day of May next. II not settled on that day,
the accounts will be placed in the hands OF an at
torney for collection.
We also Offer for sale our FlRE-PR00F
STORE The same IL situated below thu Eclipse
Mill, and opposite the Exchange Hotel, Gold Hill.
The Store and 26xeU-will be sold very low
for cash; and possession given Immediately.
E. D. COIN, I'D.
anosm O.. a.. .. X ETTLlNGER
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Notice,

TN ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-Ths
! partnerhip heretofors'e 'existlhEu between Jo.
seph LafoWer. and chAFles W Humphrsys In
conducting the business Of saloon keeping, Il The
Grey Hound Saloon. In Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada, b hereby dissolved by mutuG consehL
The partnership debts arc TO be Paid BY, and aiI
the moneys owing said arm Ars 70 " pSid 70 the
undersigned, as BY written agreement b mY Pess
session II set forth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-01

KeyStone Gold and silver Mining Conn
pany.-Notiee Is hereby given that in aceor lance
with the laws Of Nevada and Bylaws OF the Com:
the Company Utice, on MONDAY, Nay 18th, ISSa,
at tue hour Of two ociocE. p H.. 80 many shares Of
the capitG' stock OF said company Stanling In the
names Of the 70 lowing persons, rs will be necessary
10 par said deinuuent assPSSn mt thereon together
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T0ReAnlM

and lImhs headsche loss Of uluacvlar DoRSts nAlDf-
tatIon OF the heart irntablity, nervousness. eftr<1
urinary dificulue1, defanyemRnf a. thI M0naH
m1las-<coRsult D.. To1sr, and yea Win pSeaSe DaoE
ticuar attention. Let no false delicacy prevent Sog,
but apply at once, aud ave yoHDelye6 from DaihAA.
suffering and premature death. -, e., ,..-..,
Ny rooms are 70 arranged that there 10 10 dAAfoe
Of exposure or Of meeting any ona except the Dpo,
tor 'SS''
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Notice to Dogs,

Notice to Dogs.
40 ALL DOGS WITHIN THE LIMITS
va of the Town OF Guild Hill will plrsSr take
-l4Mno, that by the laws Of said Town, you
are REQUIRED to call immediately at the aarshars
oficr and obtain "tag" On and after four days
from this date all dogs found within said limits,
without tag" wi be inpounded al their own
expense, and after imprisonment for three days
will be shot until they sre dead.
THoS. II. JOHNSON Marshal.
Gold Hill Srv April |, 1865 Hpl If
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Notice.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE late
n firm Of Dinsmore & Aylsworth, are request
ed To- .all and settle with g. W. AylsNortn' oe'
fore the hrst day Of May next, and save costs
After that date, suits will Be brought for ~ suen
debts then OUTSTANDING -
@. w. AYLSw0RTH,
successor to Diuzmore & AylsWorth.
Dated. Gold Hill, April q, 1s6a ap2 m
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Nemiual Weakness.

Should you b lnlLcted with any a the hqeYinE
symptoms such as Weakness Of the Back and LAmM
AMI General ,blity. Loss Of Memory, Co1fhaol q
IeaS and Depression or Spint1i ES1fIo19o1MEpT
Distrust ami an Aversion to Society, eon11lt D.
health 90 . ..
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Dividend.

A DIVIDEND OF EIGHT DOLLARS AND
n thirty three and one'third cents upon each
and every share Of stock in the
Confidence Gold and silver Mining
Company,
Being one hundred dollars per foot, was declared
this day. payable on the lst day Of Nay. 1876.
WIN. ARLINGTON, President.
A. NJ EDeISoToS. Secretary.
Gold Hill. April % 1865. ap29w
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TO the Aaieted +:

DR, TOZER, IN RETURNING THANKS, 10
III. his patients and friends In the country, wood
most respectfully inform them that he can b foSld,
as usual at his Institute northeast corner Of JAeon
and KeGrny streets, devoting his time and at11tl4Q
In ali Its various forms Gononhaa, 6leet, otrbtOf
OF the Urethra, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debu.
ity, Diseases OF the Bladder md kidneyA a., Ot0
From bis long experience and extensive pracuce, ns
can warrant perfect cure IN III Of the above nea,
toned caseA fE1 20 l'I..yn -i .ghaD .isaD
, No deleteTious drugs used In my practice. ~
charges are moderate, and my treatment 70 ny pa
served In al cases. 49, H. -. -'----i u
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Notice.

ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN Tia
Pzrtnership heretofore existing between A.,
Dsnsmore and G. W. Ayiesworth. In the Livery
Stable 6nainsss. IN GOA HIl Il ths day Dissolved
BY mutual CONSENT AL mossys owing % sid
frmI - elsoteS W AylesRos1l. ana
-sn a. ofsaid arm Win - pail By him
1uHa a81n W. AYLESW0RIH.
n',teA Asni N 49,.
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assrssesed to r Nescham. due $50 -

In Nttehell 4 Lameranx' Tract assessed 10 Lam
rrsux q Mitchell. due e2l 68 ..-. .... ..
Aiso-west, 6S feet Of
I,ot p Block l.-.---.-.--. Range .,
a.ses.edt 20 J. L. Hale due Sis a.
Also
Lot Block l...-...-.... Range +,
Hssessed 10 Mt Gihbon. SoSN
- 10 Block l..-.-----..- Range B,
s"ss.s,d 10 John Doe Pox, due ZIG % -
Alpo- ..,.,-s -1- a r- p....c
Lot 26.----- -bloek o. ----------- H-eS n
N O.----.---- ~
sxse.s-d 10 Oliver Hyde. dne eIs Ia,
Ts- nor,;ons of The above lots, sold for the
,.rc. ana costs due on tho same. as herein set
forth, will be sold without redemption, and an ao
solute title ziyen TO the purchaser, a. y 6y law
nrov;ds5 THOS. II. JOHNSON,
- NarShal and Tar Collector.
Dated at Gold Hill. April 8. 1865. aplOtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

PaClnC lnSuIaAce COMp'y
| OF SAN FRANCISCO.
4, J. RALSToN. oN..............:.-..s .sEcRfTARY.
Annual Report Of the Paciac Insu.
rance Company.
SWORN STATEMENT.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 22d, 1850. concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
'rbs amount Of the capital stock Of this com.
many is seven hundred and fifty thousand dolarE
ali Maid In cash. SIS 900 Cd
ri THE amount OF assets Is nine hundred and
seventeen thousand four hundred and forty-tWo
dollars and forty-eght cents. SAT- 442 4s
III. The company has no debtG
Nv The amount of insurance written during
the wear rs eleven millions nine hundred and sew
enty.seven thousand eight hundred and Afty.Avs
The amount of insurance In force December
3Jst, ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand, eight hundred and ninety-fOur dollars
sl0l2Ose4 90
v. The Company insures against the following
Buildings, .Qaartz Mills, MeEchandise,
GVesseIsiu Portland 2hcir Oar1oes,
and other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by fire
vi The largest .um this Company will take on
anv one risk IL s75, COO, the limit fixed by law,
but on all such large risks reinsuranee to a Ger.
tain extent will be made In other rrsponslbieco com
panies ). hUNT' frendene
A, J. RALsToS. Secretary.
San Francisco, January l6, 1865
William Alvord, Moses Ellis.
EB Benchley, q Stileb
ELazard, Moses Heller,
a Splieman, Edward Martin.
Alfred Borel LTuoos,
Charles Msync. JB Thomas,
Louis McLane, ID w Z kice,
Iloyd Tpvis John G. Bray,
John Klttlc. David terms,
W RalstOn, William sherman,
James DeFremery. Samuel Bigslow,
CIV Beaver l. Sachs,
Herman MichelS, M Wilson,
Ell Goldstein, Alpheus Bull,
II Hansgnlan William Scholle,
HM NewhaIl. ...
State Of California, City and County Of San
Francisco. ss-ou the 18th day Of january. A. n.
1865, personally appeared before me-H 5, Ho.
mans q Notary Public In and for said city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A.J
Ralston, Secretary Of the Pacific Insurance Com
pany. who, being duly sworn, did deposs and say
that the statements contained in the foregoing re-
port of the Pacific Insurance Company, 10 the
best OF his knowledge and belief true, full and
correct A. j. RAJ TON.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 10Th
day of January, A. D. 1855
II. s. HOMANS, Notary Public
The Pacific Insurance Company,
Having. 10 compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars in the bonds Of the State
Of Nevada, are now prepared to effect Insurance
al the.
Lowest Established Rates!
OFEICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Cali
fornia, corner of G and Taylor streets, Virginia,
Nevada SHARON & RALST0N,
General Agents for the State Of Nevada
[mh25 is6m
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The Only Loan in Market
Great Popular Loan Of the
People!

Less than $500 600 900 Of the Loan authorized
y the last Congress are now on the market.
This amount, at the rate al which 1t is being
absorbed. will all be subscribed for within fonr
months when the Notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium. as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other loans
In order that citizens Of every town and sec
tOn OF the country may be afforded facilities tor
taking the Loan, the National Bank, State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who only are to be re
sponible for the delivery OF the notes for which
they receive orders
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
March 25. 1865. ap2S eod3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-01

Dividend Notice.
OFFICE OF THE YELLOW JACKET
" Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill. April
1865 4 dividend of 500 per share on all the
Capital took Of the
yellow Jacket Silver Mining Go
was this day declared. payable on and after the
5ih inst, at the Office Of the Company, Gold HUI,
or at the Bank OF California, San francisco.
The Transfer Book will be closed from the lst
% 5th inst
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
apl N WIN n. WAT ON. Sec'y.
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ce~0ef' 4 'sasiG. q IT, wAssERMAS. sOta-, rsb.
Y1la1x1A. Neyadl, Jln. q, lsa.
WIZ. A. n. VAN BoKKELEv, =,

These are only specimen Of some Of the adidaytn
which Mr.. Ho&ard can produce, u necessary, ent
Auy one can satisfy himself by visit 70 the 6navln
No, l2O South @ street, opposite the CFyBtI ReAk
House, where numerous bald heads may oe oncoun'
tered I'm various stages Of SuccesIll treatment. '
mi
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Tax Collectors sale.

DY VIRTUE OF EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont OF thr Justices Court Of Gold Hill, Storey
county, Nevada dsied thr 9th day Of April 1865,
in favor of the inhabitants Of the Town of Gold
Hill, and against me persons and thr real estate
and improvements hereinafter described. for the
sums owing upon each parcel, ss delinquent taxes
and costs Of suit, t,Spther with aecruing costs
and exp xpeusrs OF sale pursuant 10 the law in such
easrs made and provided, I shall expose for sale,
and shall sell public auction, 10 the highest and
best bidder for gold COIN in front Of the JUSTICE =
Oficr, in said town, on the 9th day Of May, A. D.
1855, between the hours Of 70 O'Clock n. and
o'clock p. n of said day. 80 much Of each parcel
Of the following described real estate and improve
nenrs thereon. as will pay the amount due for
taxes, costs. etc, to-wit:
Lo.2 2....... Block 1.......-.... Range c,
ASSESSED to SwenSon & Minifee, due $50 e5
Also-wesr 25 feet Of east, 62l feet Of
Lot l2 ,..-.. Block l...-........ Range o,
assessed 10 u. D. Campbell, duo Sl4 65.
Also-east 100 feet Of north, 40 feet Of
Lot So ..... Block q ........... Range D.
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Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscrip.
lions. This Is
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A olece or parcel OF lant "a mining caim) situated
N c I'D lin Mining District, being IN lensth 2n0
Sset, an ooQn led on the north by the Coppes COM
pany's claim Ani on the south by the Caledonia
ccnpsnyS claim, known as the property OF the Ma
~ Am 3old and Silver Mining Company, with i'm
provemen,s, holstnS works, engine. etc, thereon.
due Slks ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08
RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, JUNE l, 1865.
where some of the Rebel Leaders

Where 1.-THE president OF the Confeder-
ate States OF America and commander
in.chief of the Confederate Army and
Navy" is, every one knows. He Is a
hard case In a hard casemate, at For
tress Monroe. The vice-president of
the defunct "Confederacy," A, II, Ste
phens, is at present boarding at govern
ment expense in Fort Warren, Boston
harbor. The Rebel ex secretary OF
War, James A. Seldom, was at last ac-
counts riding at anchor with ex-
Senator r. NJ. 4. Hunter and ex,Judge
Campbell on gunboat in James River.
Ex. postmaster general Reagan, of the
"Confederacy" is lodged in the same ho-
tel with ex-vice. president Stephens.
Ex-secretary of the Navy Mallory,
and Howell Cobb OF Georgia, have
Just been escorted into Nashville,
Their future movements will be reg
ulated with due regard to the con-
venience of our government, Clement
c. Clay is a neighbor of JEFF, Davis, in
Fortress Monroe, but the two are said
not to be very neighborly at present,
There is division between them. The
occupation Of Harrison, JEFF Davis pri-
vate Secretary, is gone, and he is "tak-
ing his time" In the Old Capitol prison
at Washington. John Letcher, ex-gov-
ernor of Virginia, has also taken up a
summer residence in the cold Capitol, "
1t being better for his moral condition
than the New, at Richmond. Gov.
Vance Of North Carolina and Gov.
Brown Of Georgia are also at the same
fashionable resort. Gov. Watt of Ala
bama and Gov. Harris of Tennessee are
restricted in their travels by "circum-
stances over which they have no con-
troll while Breckenridge, the villain,
"Billy" Smith, the Extra" and Gov.
Magrath of South Carolina, the 'phire-
tah," are making forced marches in
modest endeavors to escape the en-
braces of Uncle Sans boys in blue.
Such are the chief features Of one Of the
"dissolving views" of the great "Con-
federacy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08
The Agricultural College.

a Editor Rutland Herald: There Is not a
particle OF doubt but that the SUM re-
auired to be raised for the establish
ment of an Agricultural College under
the act of the last session Of the Legis-
lature, will be subscribed. The subject
is exciting much interest in all parts OF
the State, and various prominent locali-
ties are Offering large sums, to secure
its location Whether it shall be To-
Gated here rather than elsewhere, de-
ponds almost entirely upon the people of
Rutland and Rutland County. We can
say with almost entire certainty, that
we can have the institution here, If we
will it, and do only little of what we
are able to do, to secure it. Its location
In our village would be Of such vast
and manifest advantage that | am sure
the only fear of failure to do what is
requisite to secure it, arises from the
fact that our people may give the mat
ter no thought and no attention, until
it shall be too late. Permit me, through
the columns of your valuable paper, to
mention several reasons why our citi-
zens should come out to the meeting at
the meeting at the Court House on Fri
day evening next, and otherwise do
{ everything they can to help forward
subscriptions.
l. The Agricultural College will be
fully endowed as first class institution
of learning. None of the branches that
are usually taught in the best col
leges in the country, such as Dartmouth,
Middlebury, Harvard and Yale, will be
excluded but while agricultural and
mechanical studies will be the promin-
ent speciality, the means of impartiDg
education in all other branches will be
equally as good, making it an institu-
ton more catholic and useful in its de-
signs and advantages than any other in
the State. ....... ...-r
Q. It is to be permanent Institution,
to increase in prosperity and usefulness
with the advance of time. ..s
8. It is to be the favorite institution
Of the State, and will receive the pat
ronage of our entire agricultural popu-
lation.
4. The location of the institution in
Rutland win advance the value of real
estate of the village and town, at least
one hundred thousand dollars.
8. 1t will promtoe activity in every
branch of trade and industry to an ex
tent beyond any moderate calculation
From one TO two hundred thousand dol
ars at the least calculation would b.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08
valuab,es belonging to Union Sold
iers.

Gen. Milford, United States agent for
the exchange of prisoners, has at Rich
mond some $4,000 in greenbacks a
small sum Of gold and silver, part
of the money which the rebels took from
captured Union prisoners. Gen. Null
ford can only pay such claims as are
verified by invoices and records which
he received with the property. The bal
ance will be disposed of as the proper
authorities may direct. r1s a..
The general requests all persons who
have claims for valuables taken from
them by the enemy, to forward at once
a full statement of their name, rank and
organization, the date and place of their
capture, the amount and kind of prop
erty taken, with the name and rank of
the party receiving them; also giving
full and plain directions how, to whom
and where they may desire such proper
ty, if found, forwarded He also gives
notice that a large number of packages
addressed and sent to Union prisoners
of war in the South previous to the
evacuation of Richmond are in his pos
session, and he will give prompt atten-
tion to letters of inquiry or instructions
concerning them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08
The Treasurership.

Candidates for the State Treasurership
are becoming numerous. James II.
Williams, cashier of the Bank of Bel
lows Falls, Col. Silas NJ. Waite Of the
Windham County Bank, Brattleboro, j.
T. Thurston, Treasurer of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Mont
pelier, John A. Page, President of the
First National Bank of Montpelier and
Eliakim Johnson, Cashier Of the Wood
stock Bank, have all been named in con-
nection with the Office. These have,
however, generally been suggested as
candidates in case the present incum-
bent will not permit the use of his
name at the nominating convention
The propriety CT retaining the present
Treasurer in Office for another year, to
perfect the settlements of accounts per
tanning to the late war;" is, we think,
generally recognized.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08
Local and state Items.

SrRBRrs,-our selectmen have just
laid out street, four rods wide, from
the Central House along in front of the
buildings facing the depot, through the
land on which the engine house of mo,
." stands, apd so out TO the road south
of the engine house, The street thus
laid out is nearly straight, and is to be
properly graded and furnished with
sidewalks, The engine house is to be
moved to the west side of the new
street. So far south as the engine house
the land covered by the new street has
been in constant use by the public for
years, but no street has ever been laid
out there, and the land is the property
Of the Rutland and Burlington Rail
road. The Trustees of the Road gener-
ously propose to donate it, to the width
above mentioned, for the purpose of a
street, and to move the engine house at
their own expense. The remaining
space in front Of the depot will proba-
bly, be enclosed and improved.
The north side of Center street at its
foot is also to be Strengthened out, in
volving the necessity of moving the
building on the corner so as to con-
form to the right line. This will add
materially to the appearance Of the
street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08

SALBRATUs BY THE ACRE.-FitZ Hugh
Ludlow, in his overland trip to Californ-
ia, found between Utah and the Hum
boldt mountains large desert composed
as he says, of sand of snowy alkali."
He describes it as one of the most dis
nal and forbidding spots that was ever
traversed by the foot of man; but in
view Of the extension through it of the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad, he sug-
gests an interesting possibility as to its
future use. He says: "In its crudest
state alkiline earth of the desert is suf-
fciently pure to make violent efferve-
scence with acids No elaborate pro-
cess is required to turn it into CONNER
Cial soda and potash. Coal has already
been found in Utah. Slick exists dbund-
antly in all the desert upIiHs. Why
should not the greatest glass works in
the world be reared along the desert
section of the Pacific road and why
should not the entire market of the Pa
ciflc coast be supplied with refined aka
lies from the same tract?"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-08

expended In our town annually by the
students and attaches OF the college, in
board, clothes, books, apparatus, agri'
cultural and mechanical implements,
sc, &c,
6. 1t will attract to the place many
wealthy men, and men of learning, as
residents and property holders, as furn-
ishing peculiar educational and social
advantages. .....
I. 1t will elevate the standard of NOR
atty and virtue,
8. 1t will make Rutland-already the
leading town in point of enterprise
and locality, the peculiar object of State
pride, and the entrepot of the business
of the State.
8. The great advantage resulting from
the location of the college here to the
agricultural and other interests of the
County Of Rutland, are obvious, and APP
peal for large subscriptions throughout
the County.
Let these considerations, hastily pen
ned, without any elaboration, and 9th
ers that might be urged, be duly pond
cred by our citizens. Let them come
out to the meeting next Friday evening,
and listen to Senator Foot and others
upon the subject, and then say whether
if one hundred thousand dollars must
be subscribed to secure the college here,
the enterprise shall fail for want of the
requisite means c.C.D.
Rutland May 81, 1865.