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4 TRUE STORY.

gentleman from Boston in visiting his f,lcnl
who owns a nice, well-stocked farm IN np-
neighborhoOa, was invited TO look over the prem
ises' and after examining the nice ia, hogs in
their roomy sty, the sleek looking COWS with their
bags of gold. the beautiful horses. oxen and
other stock, they came to the sheen pasture
where was nice flock of about 500 shefp. amonr
them splendid buck valued at a thousand do
lars said he, How warm they must be. how soft
and comfortable their feeces look Yes. said tLe
farmer they are that bit after your long walk out
here IN the aelds, rather guess You Will think
that The lounge you probably noticed IN our
sitting-room Is soft and comfortable. | bought
1t OF CASINO, On ST. Johnsburv Plain, a few
months since. and L think that that LOUNGE
and the SPRING MATTRESSES, with which
have Just furnished my house, to be about the
oeet investment ever made 2Sd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-24
Il Rascal.

81 hUSCUts
The Mike Lark of Newport. whom we
mentioned last week as arrested and taken
to Windsor on charge of enlisting desert
er, is probably great rascal. His business
of late has been to defraud the government
by enliSting men who would desert and let
him enlist them again in new place. He
is the same person who perpetrated that
piece of rascality on the Sherbrooke boy
last summer, of which full account was
given in this paper. Lark hired the boy to
work for him, and on the pretense of going
to buy horse, took him to Island Pond.
and by the most outrageous proceedings
" subbed" him. The boy was taken to
Concord, n. H., from which place he escap-
ed before the recruits were sent to the front.
BY running the risk of being shot for deser-
ton, and after enduring great hardships
and fatigue, he finally found his way, pen
niless and alone. to his friends in Canada.
when he exposed this Lark, who now has
gone to get his deserts it is to be ardentlv
hoped.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-24

HunneWelI's Universal Cough Rem dy.
There is, probably no line Of diseases which has been
more enormously treated than Throat and Lung Com
plants.
There Is also not recipe wrttsn nor preparation be-
fore the public for the above COMPLAINTS that does not
contain 1Pecac, AntimOny Lobelia, or Opium in some
form or other VIII ch claim to entirely unnecessary In
Of such eases as they produ nausea,
over what nature requires to keepup strength,
Again, these Objectionable compoDents cause doses
be place so far apart, that the irritation which
the cough gets the pper hand and the foundation OF
weak lungs OF consumption is permanently laid
Cough Remedy should not only be the bed
sde nursery companion of all and to be used lust as
often there Is tickling in the throat or disposition to
cough but to allow OF Its free after the cough is check
ed to clear away all remaining irritation and make the
cure perfect.
Cases Of most Violent Sore Throat with all the symp
toms of Dipheria have been entirely cured by making
constant use OF the Cough Remedy as . Gargle For
HOarseness II is invaluable.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Pro1reto
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.
Also, Proprietor of Hunnewers TOu Anodyne and
Hunnewers Eclectic Pills.
HOYT GREEN and J. G. BINGHAM, Agents St.
JohnStury.
Sold also BY all dealers in Medicine $3.50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-24
Itch Itch Itch! Scratch! Scratch {!
Scratch !-WHEATON'S OINTMENT WILL,

Scratch INVITATIONS OINTMENT WILL
CURE THE ITCH IN 4s HOURS Alsocures SALT RHrux.
ULCERS cHLBLAIss and all E-uPrIoys OF THE ,EIx Price
81 cents For sale by all Druggists By sending 60 cents
to WEEKS POTTER. Sole Agents. ITO Washington ST.,
Boston, 1t will be forwarded by mall free Of pustage to
any part Of the United States (,qsN
arPENN L FUTILE, Rutland Genera, Ioents for VI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-24
DEATHS.

Births. Marriages and Deaths inserted TREE. ObItus
ries including poetry. SIX cEsrs line.
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4 Good COR.

Mr.. A. Scott of Craftsbury has COW
which calved in December, that filled So
ID. tub with butter in the first twentv-siX
days after coming in-averaging two lbs. q
day. This butter was sold in Boston for -
cents h.. making the snug little sum OF
S39 or $50 day as the cows income
The COW was kept in a warm stable that
never freezes, and was fed on hay cut in
June and August, the time that Mr.. Scott
cuts all his grass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-24
4 FleShef.

The warm weather of Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week, accompanied by a
right smart" rain Thursday night, caused
Il severe treshet down the river, and did
immense damage to the railroads all about
New England. The ice in the rivers and
smaller streams was very thick and strong.
there not having been warm weather enough
to weaken it much. 1t came down the fit
teen-mlle falls in great quantities, creating
Jam at Barnet, and seriously washing
out the track OF the Passumpsic railroad
between McLeran's and Barnet statiOn.-
Al! passengers. baggage. mails and express
matter have to be transported on sleichs
and sleds some three miles over the ''moun-
tain" This is anything but pleasant in the
present state of travelling. The railroad
company is repairing damages as fast as
possible. and it is thought by the close o.
the present week trains can run through
again. Some accounts Of the freshet il
other parts Of the country, much more Sc
we're than hereabouts, are given elsewhere.
The Hooks.
The Hook and Ladder company chose
the following officers at their annual meet
ing: Foreman, c. L. Carpenter; lst Assist
ant. +. j. Howard; Ind Assistant. H. S
Wright: Clerk, c. S. Hastings; Standing
committee, Justus Durham, G.. G. Morri
son, ID. Morrison.
SHbJin0.
If the sub. business is profitable it is als'
dangerous, and the history of this wa
SHOWS that the meanest and most desperat
characters the country affords are in it,
MANY are getting their deserts, while still
',''''' We fear. 90 unwhipt of JUSTICE
iie'''i'ch Fields of Barton got nabbed a
''ah''ead last week, charged with enticin!
"nwary Canucks to enlist. He was takel
to sherbrooke jail.
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NelC Advertisements.

NeW Advertisements.
We call attention to the following new ad-
vertisements in this paper:
f. Hall-Letters in Post Office.
O. w. Baker-SchOol meeting. 18th inst
Geo. McIndOe-Buckeye mower.
Maj. Observation-Disclosures to deserters.
f. Il Il. Fairbanks d CO.-Gents clothing.
G. W. Senter-BOnnet bleacher.
Hannah W. MOrse-AuctiOn.
Vim. B. Characterization
Hall V. Marshall-Legal notice.
II. GOdding's Es't-Will.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20

CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.

To expire on the 3is day Of January, 1866.
OFueE or TuE AUpIroR or Starr, ISsuRASca pEP ~
COLUMBUS ONO, January ~, 1855.
WHEREAs The NoIsTII AMERICAN FIRE IN!
BURANGB COMPANY, lQcated AI Hartford, in the
State OF Connect cut, has filed in this Office sworn
statement ofts condition. required by the irst sec
ton OF the act "To reg llate Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by the state OF Ohio" passed April 3,
$50, and amend February 9,isGii and, whereas,
salh Company has FURNISHED sailgaei9Ty evidence
thatitis pOssessed o at least one hundred thbaand
dolaneo actual capital Invested IN etoeksior lipndF,
or IN mortgages Of real estuie, worth double Tie
amount for winch the same IL mOrtPhged = amt,
whereas, said Company has filed IN this Once writ
ten Instrument under ia corporate sedl, signed by
the President Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent agents of sand Company IN this STATE 10 ae-
knowledge service Of process for and IN bla OF said
Company according to the terms OF SAID law.
NOW, therefore, pursuance Of the first section OF
the HoteHaidiact j. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor oi
State for OHIO, do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FfRE INSURANCE COMPANY, q oi
Hartford, CONNECTICUT, is authorised 70 trslsaqt lhq
business OF Fire Insurance IN this State uDtl the
thirty first day OF January, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixy-slT.
STAMP. In witness whereof I have herRunt o sub
l5EAL scrDed my napnehndbapned the seal OF my
Office TO be affixed the day and year above
wntleh H' .H JAS. H!GODMAN, N '.
felO .tlldmlaI n0sluEl - Auiitor Of state.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT sTE.s DIN. n "
UNHIs large and commodious Hotel has been RE
l. FlTIEDANR kt5hU kk lsHmkn m thEqpahpptt tne
etyle with Ot regard ~ ireubb qT Npenfes to meet
the demands Of The tfayelpg PUBLIC 20 which your
lei go o. u uCsO. RlAIlISht ffoff O. Q
fSOR "a K a0O acres nf alld fiz miles soaih ioii
II Kenton, Har9ln county, Ohio, bng on both DIES .
of che OAcihnati and sahdushy liartad, thTIfnd1a
S9PpSS hnd h,S toi6g, and tinbgredSit ain, ia.
ple wAlap cherry, ynD, hickory, &ob has ihRsegop
sprnps OF water, n valuable water power ON SILVER
Creskg iweptyl feet hed, with noh rIetir ,pofoniA
Only mproyements a cabin with about fifteen alres.,
c4irtd Ilhe WOOL on tteland, n cot and hsidled TO
the railroad, will pay for the land iu...,, tou atgl
For terms and other particulars apply 10 j. n.
Price, or W. v. Marquis, Beheiontaine o. la2idaw:l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
professional.
VENEREAL HOSPITAL, d
,I1fs Isstabiished in Llie YEAR 1sSO, jH inuoma

,Jlfs IIstablished in HE Year 1ssOg ja inuoIua
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE .nIsEAsEs,z
And under the control OF two of the most Eminent
/ larla fhl5qahf n w HPld' ssaAl TAI
DRu uE B9isAn5 To-. sSpSSn dSs oISba snd rsSs ans
fGnSI aI Ct Ne SsRsss bSP aR ne oay oc ii 6a dy
where psrpqRpent eqr9 Of PFYale Diseases yan le5
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change OF
diet! Gonofrhna chHed IN six TO iOny-tHo hoafts
Gleeeqre IN three to ten days Structures GuTed "a
one TO three wePes Nocturnap Emissions stopped IN
two to SIX days. ssmnAl eakness cured ,ip tRo 70
eight Weeks; syphilis in its primary stsges cured IN
three qeys SeeepaaEy ssmps9ms " one '9 ltAie'li
impotency viger rek toTed one to iof wee IS Alld
diseases OF private nature treated with unparalleled
Dr. Bonaparte's great work an private Diseases
the PryaFe guide 70 Heath y oent helsl P f male
and female, old aud young, shouidread thls Work. II
twenty i've cents, sent by mail.
Dr. isoiiapdfteH French Patent Oale sa1e IL iisH
perfectly sale, and never fails TO give Aatsiantoh. IL
il the only sAie and SIRE pre- yehuge aRns diAeast
Price Of the FTeuch Patent Male fate,Sl the single
pJ1 1AIadsipe LQzl EIts, ffmale Monthly rplsis&
saie and reliable remedy for snppressons and all ie-
male uiseaaes Ladies should not use uleh dhllDS'
pregnacy, ~ they Will prt dpfe miscarriage. PHcgt ~
pet6oxEalra ine e5-seht 10 amy aedfess y NAH
1Fs SaH @e ihsabdS b jas ada aHa
t,nsh wDeTegl d4saseh tAs oply D9etoft wilod
receive monthly reports from The o'd world they
have been accustomed ronI.anaafis age OF Bihnf TOT
witness the various dseases which attiict mankindi
aud to wat b tie progress through long car tf ol
wealthy Ala aafng asceftshed be5 6nd "a doubt rhei
vs. & q Rtt@ . l'bt9f{S 'fbar {SafaaaF Il sR6
TO JnYote theiT whole aqenAoni 20 the alsSftonisIl
the Diseases ofthese important iuncncns 10 letters
will be answered they canialn remittance or
Drs. BONAPAKTE a REYNOLDS .nHm
Ne l93 SyGg1I9eTe sFse5 setFsen rBlqR and SIKH
OH dhoirs from A, M 10 3R, Ns small ielI ias
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20

VTTARTED--Oarrage Woodworkmen and Black
w smiths wanted. Piece work given 10 Body
Makers. Apply at W. ". Phillips old stand. -.'
felOdlw }. LANGDON BRO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
1Agotcal.

UIIiE combination of ihTadentiIn these Pins are
L the result oil q long an e ten9ve prHttcH. Thoy
are mild IN their opgFapou aud certain IN ccrrectnH
all irregularities, fRlnfhl MenStrusions, REMOVING
Headache, Pain in the side, raptaton OF the Heart
Whites, all Nervous Affections, Hydercs, Fatigue,
Pain ia the Back and Limbs, sc, Disturbed sleep,
which arise from iaterfqBnon Of nattire- a,'
a. DIR. CHEESEMAN' PILLS
was tho commencement 81 hew era in the treat.
meni Of those irregularities and obslruetions which
have consigned 10 many TO a PREMAJUnE GRAyE. No
female can enjoy good health nDiess she Is regular
and vine ever an opstrucuon takes place the genera
health begins to decllne.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are me only lIalcine hot MA ARRIED AND SINGLE
Id DIES have rel ed on for mGny wears, or can rely
on now. BEWARE OFiIMIIAIfONSi These Pills
form the Finest hepardion erer put tOncdrd, i0h IN
BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to your
T3g9, 'i I9l n IN aE
WORLD, which is comprised in
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are the most elIeclun remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Foaihei. To all casses they
are invaluable, Inducing i8h eeriqinty pero ca regu
inrify. They known to thousands, who have used
them at different tunes, throughout the country, hav
ing the sanction O some OF the most emiasnt Phgs-
oidns in america.
Rrpeit directions stating ,rhen then should not used
with each bOx.-ihe Eica One Dollar per Bal, contain
ing from thy TO sixty Pulls, EtiaIt 80 .tf I..a
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remiting to the Pro
pretor. sold by DRUGGISTS generally.
HUTOHINGs & HILLYER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar street, New York,
Benton& Dupham, Cleveland, apd John y, Park,
Cncnmati Wholesale ssefts. Sold I'M Dayton by
Druggists feeldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20

11HE Rna grants polcies FOR LIFE, FOR a term
J. ui years, Endowment policies and chtlh ems En-
iowment Also, Non Foreiung Policies, ON which no
payment rs required Mter ten years,
Fye thoiisihd dOihfs paid on two losses IN this city
within the last six months. .Nt ... p
Among au gvrcopiriWnces OF mon to protect the
'hmuy crule itOU Wani none can Ue ieund more siu.
pie m IT. character, noble IN ITS eaturCs certain ~
lts results, than lie Insurance IL u the prop which
he dying hu1l8n,ti e8Ves to. a sIalila.it
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
NEW YORK STEAM LAUNDRY
GlntDi1lg,
WILLIANl WALKER,
NO. aOl THIRD sTRTET, DAYTON, OH

NO aol THlkpS SfkHbT, DATUM ohloi
rs prepared to accoinmodate his eualoners with
/ every article OF eehtenien's wearing apparel pi
tho latest style snd hest quality. Those who'ws
coats pants, vests, shirts, hosiery haudkefehiefA
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, &c win 40 we'll 4
give him a call H..l'. '' ."i " ' ana
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20

HkVI1 taken this old and popular Hotel on Second
Il street, Dayton, and hope by their attention 70
well known house, = .A1- 'i Nt ~ -.t ~ .i'liN
The services 81 Mr.. Henry Foster, spwidsly yknown,
have been retanedas Clerk. y 'H'th t...
The patronage OF its former fTiendsls conhientiy
Anticipated. GuR49 -d6W
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Farmers & Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


wAaMRN. q a1IIRI..
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

l.N' 80 s'...Lt..
-ey.s utafFuu

Hi. DO. tfHfi .H ". .1Hai. ....IH
.I.W Mg M .f0. fustnas. u.a .H
Even where he has preceded them into eternity, Yt
the honest dn6loT SATISFIES his oonhdngqIeitor Wien
fate seemed least prpptious. In amora and worldly
sense Il Is one great weapon by winch 20 rob death ~
his sting." .'uI .."i' t.. H. y" ta. ~ -
Let any husband, father, son, ask hlmsol5 "lf was
TO die tonight, would those who are dear TO me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
YOUTH TO THE AGED

YOUTH To IHf AGED
THIs PREPARATION Is unequaled as a reiuven
i ator and RestOrer Of wasted Or inert functions
The ageh SHOULD be ceriAn 10 make ihe Biokfehe
q hohseh0lhgd gdd4 4inasmnslF Rs " will ttnd ar them
yolttiul in feeling and in strength, aud enable them
to live over again the days OF their pristine JOY II
not only eXhlarates but strengthens, aud Ia really an
invaluable blessing, especially To those who have
DSs inns I,e% or SpGl S sSa9gss
THE cause OF the nipgteney, Of any human organ,
this superb preplrallon wll EemoYslhe etectRt once
9nP NiP'''s BE- H.l.tl lsei-4 -ll ilt .IHr rna ~ 900
BIOKRENE aa. fahon
CURES IliPOTERCY, GENERAL DRBILIPY,
RER POUS INCAPACiTK. DYSPEPSIA, DEPRES-
Si9N Loss gR ',,;Ai AppP,,E7II&, 2 L0R SELRlgS,
TION, ENNUL IT mas 4 MOST DELI9HTFUL,
DESIRABLE, AND NOVEL EFFECT UFON THE
NERPOUS 5 RSYL.ifG apd all VINO are Ia any way
proslr4ted Wv nervous disabilities are earnestly ad.
ysed to seek cure IN tins most excellent and unc-
qualcd preparation.
Persons who, hy imprndenoe, have lost their NA n
URAL IdOR, will hnd speedy aud permanent
" " BIOKRENE
The FEEBLE, the LARGUTD, the DRSPAIRIyG.
tho OLD shou give this valuable discovery trial
It will be fqpfiqslly diHeqaa ron lll other articles
3 TO FEaiALEs.- This preparation is invalna.
bic in nervous weaknesses OF all kinds, "a 10 will re.
store he wasted sTepFh with wonderful Perman.
10 is alsoa grand tonic and will give relief in pys
" pepsaw with the frat dose brief persistence in IL
use will renoyate the stomach TO a degree OF perfect
p health, and hhnish Dyape psia forever.
One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for 50, Solo
I by Druggists generally.
| sent BY express anywhere, by addressing
II HUTCHINGS A. HlIdlRlek, Propnetors,
1 81 Ce lar street. New York.
Il Sold by Dr. W. W. STEWART,
No G2 Main street,
fo2idly .lI AsqDilsr Dayton.
IN aatoal-4l uaoa elIIH
| a.f.i T>sAllsslr .tfYfIHR \ Uura
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20

Would these children nave q comfortable home, END
the means OF eduCauOn4 MOnd this wife lie nde PEN
dent OF ths cold charities ~ the w0rde Would Tins
aged and lesbte parent be provided iiorf Would my
ste nay Iuy debtsl Would there DO no snerihce OF
properly BY bred sales Of al administrator 70 meet
thedeHAnds rrd1to rssalos made when the marite Z
tends dognward, and TAR prces uaunot be reahfedfH
How low can answer these question to their sahsae-
toni fhey earto ASK thenl, and chrrish the belief
that they have long lease e ihis ls hOlh fnol'
.ish andeowardly. The brave man ,n .rs sdI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
A N N UlALl PR Emit UlMm

liod y.lgls ilsms 40 Do ssas. ao, al
t44 5i4a 4l l,sdeao 1a1q ~da 70
lasaada ,sat br4i 600. 800 uJf lea .LH.
sa.ioH t s7sJI s.Aashi aa' ta bon
ttaad i1sm oi 30 4aads u sH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
LOOKS rae DANGER IN fHE PAdE,

aaysa alt,K 1-ig wai- rniw arsa. g.
--------- NM .--------- M mn ---------- 1
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Might fairly be regarded as the iTbuts Witch an up.
right heart pays at the shrine of Justice.
~hlIl Hi'I 70 JOHN H.! BF0PPRbMAH,
aul0 Agent Tor Dayton and vicinity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

PRESENTATION. A handsome gold
watch was yesterday presented by the
section men of the Rutland and Bur
lington Railroad, to Mr.. J. F, Stinson,
late road-master on that road, now of
the Central House, as an expression of
their appreciation of his uniform cour-
tesy towards them while employed UNI
der him, and of their esteem for him as
man. The presentation was made
through Mr., 0, Wooster. The watch is
of American manufacture and was pro-
cured for the donors by Messrs. Clark &
Bros, The following is copy of the
inscription on the inside case of the
watch
Presented to John F. Stinson by
his friends, employees on the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad on Track Re-
pair 1865"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

The FLooD.-Among those who suf-
fered by the recent food was Mr.. Bar
rett of this village, who owns a pill box
mandatory in Bristol. The water and
floating ice so demolished his mill-dam
that it will have to be rebuilt at a cost
of at least two thousand dollars and it
cannot be built until next June on &C
count of high water,
In Pownal, the new wooden mill Of s.
Wright, situated on the HoOsick river,
came very near being swept away by the
current, and it was only by the untiring
exertions of some hundred or two men
on Thursday and Friday last week that it
was saved. The damage to the building,
machinery and cloth is considerable, but
operations will be Immediately re-
sumed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30
IPuBLIC-NO. ll5l

AN ACT to amend the act entitled can act
to provide for the payment of the claims
of Peruvian citizens, under theConvention
between the United States and Peru of the
18th of January, 1863" approved June /,
1864.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of Amer
lea an Congress assembled, That the act en-
titled" An act to provide for the payment
of the claims of Peruvian citizens, under
the convention between the United States
and Peru of the twelfth of January, eighteen
hundred and sixty -four, be amended las fol-
lows; after the word last" and insert in
lieu thereof the words eighteen hundred
and sixty-three;" and said law be and is
hereby further amended so as to authorize
the Secretary of State to pay to each of the
persons mentioned in said act the interest
that may be found due in accordance with
the terms OF said claims, and the sum nee
essary for such payment out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
Approved June 20, 1864.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30


done In about half the usual time, -
the clothes do not require boiling fan.
mel and oolored goods can be washed
with the ease'of cotton or linen, with
out fulling or shrinking grease can be
efiectually removed from carpets and
wooden goods, and paint can be cleaned
of grease or dirt by simply applying
the soap with a sponge. 1t is entirely
free from deleterlous substances and will
not injure the skin or the most delicate
fabric, and saves one third of the rub
bling required In the use of other soaps.
County rights for the exclusive sale of
the champion Soap" can be purchased
on liberal terms. Office of the Company
No, 80 India st. Boston. Order box
1850, Post Office.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

CAUGHT. - The Irasburgh Standard
states that Mike Lark of Newport, who
has been doing quite a business in buy
ing and selling recruits the past two
years, has been brought to a short turn,
and is now at Windsor to await trial at
the next term of the U. S. District Court
In one case he contrived to have his
hired man take neighbours fur over
coat, for which he was arrested for steal
ing, the neighbor conniving at it. To
avoid prosecution the hired man en-
listed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

LUDLow.-Editor Rutland Herald: Last
Wednesday evening an entertainment
was given at the Town Hall in Ludlow,
which deserves some notice. The main
Flower Queen" performed by class of
thirty young ladies and little misses I'M
der the direction of Mrs A. Z. Walker.
A great deal might be said in praise of
the whole performance, and all its parts,
but let it suffice to remark that it was a
perfect success, and gave unalloyed plea
sure to the large audience that attend
ed. Mrs. Walker deserves great praise
for her perseverance and talent, as
was evinced in bringing out this charm
ing cantata.
By way of variety certain other mat
tiers were presented, which were not laid
down in the programme, the principal of
which were Hannah More's sacred drama
of Moses in the Bulrushes," several
tableaux, and Swiss song sung in
character by little girl, the daughter
of Mr.. E. w. Smith.
The whole constituted an evenings en-
tertainment of so chaste and unexcep-
tionable character that not even the
most fastidious puritan could object to
it, unless he was prepared to abiure ev-
erything that is amusing
At the earnest solicitation of many
friends the performance will be repeated
on MONDAY EVENING, the 9th inst.
NIB.