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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
How to tell a LAWYER,

A few days since a gentleman. being be,
yond the limits of his neighborhood in a GER
tain part Of South Carolina, inquired of a
pert negro, who was travelling the same way,
if the road led to certain place. Cuffee
gave the required information, but seemed
anxious to know who the stranger was, as
we'll as his occupation. For the fun of the
thing the traveller concluded to humor Eb-
ony a little, and the following dialogue en-
sued:
My name is -, and as to the bust
ness follow, if YOU are at all smart you can
guess it from my appearance don't you see
that am a timbcr-cutter -
NO, boss; you no timber CUTTER
'An overseer, then"
NO, sir, you no look like one
what say you to my being doctor?'
Don't think 50, boss they don't ride in
a sulky.'
We'll, how do you think will do for
preacher"
Il sorter specs you is dat, SIR
'Pshaw! Cuffec, you are a greater foo than
I took you for. Don't l look myrc like a
lawyer than anything else? p
NO, stree, you don't that
why, Cuffce p
why, now, you see boss, Pse been ridin'
wild you for mOre'n mile, an you hain't cuss-
ed any, and lawyer always cusses.'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
A Good One.

During the first years of the war, when
change was scarce and some large firms were
issuing currency of their own. a farmer went
to a store in a neighboring town and bought
some goods and gave to the merchant five
dollar bill, of which he wanted seventy five
cents back. The merchant counted out the
amount and handed it to the farmer. who
looked at it a moment and inquired
What's this ?''
1T is my currency" replied the, merchant
"Well, faint good for nothing where
live" said the farmer
Every well" replied the merchant, "kcep
it till you get q dollars worth and bring it to
my store and will give you a dollar bin
for it."
The farmer pocketed the change and de-
parted. A few weeks after ne vent into the
same store and bought goods to the amount
of one dollar, and after paying out the iden,i
cal seventy-fve cents, he took out handful
Of pumpkin seed, counted out twenty five aad
handed them to the merchant
"Why," said the merchant, "wlat is this?"
"Well,' said the farmer, ''rhis is my cur
rency, and when you get dollars worth
bring itout to my place and will give you
dollar for it."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
Epitaph for Butler.

Brick Pomeroy Proposes the following cp-
itaph for Butler. We rarely publish any
such production, and would not now if But
Ter had not sued Brick. Tits rather strong
for this latitude:
"IIere rots in earth as roasts in hell the
greatest disgrace America was ever cursed
with, Ben Brute Butler the coward, traitor.
thief, robber, and woman-insulter, who, by
his betrayals thefts, and disregard of honor
and manhood, worked on a weak minded man
to give him a commission in an army that he
h1Sht be protected in his robberies. When
he sPaSe honest men doubted when he COM
mandcd, brave men were murdered when lie
was III power, women wept and virtue failed
toProtect; when he ruled, innocence suffered.
when lie travelled, people buttoncd in their
watches; when he dined. people eyed their
spoons when he passed churches, the silver
ware disappeared when he died, no one
mourned the death of the brute and robber
who came from no one knows where. as a rot
ting carcass is left to purify beside some
clear stream.
Being without honor general will. out
victory; man without father corpse with
out mourner; memory without an adn1irer
-Spoonthief Butler"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
The Remains Ct Gen. A. S. Johnston

New ORLEANS, january 27.-The follow.
ing correspondence touching General John
ston's remains has been published
GALvtsroS Texts, Jan. "a. 1867.
TO Major General p. II. Sheridan, Commanding
Department Of the Gulf:
The citizens of Galveston wish to pive'a civil es-
cort, from the steamer 10 the cars TO the remains
ofGeneral Johnston. General Griffin has issued q
prohibitOry order. Will you give authority to the
CHARLES A. LEONARD, Mayor.
Mr.. Chas. A. Leonard Mayor Galveston, Texas:
SIR:-G respectfully refuse TO grant your request.
have too mnch regard for the memury of the brave
men who died to preserve our government, TO au-
hoTize Confederate demonstration over the remains
of ncy who attempted to destroy it.
p. II. SHERIDAN,
MAJOR General U. S. Army,
Houston, January 27.-The remains of
General Johnston have just arrived All
buildings are drapcd in mourning, and thou
sands Of persons met the body at the depot
and escorted it to the female academy, where
it will remain in State until Monday morn
ing, when it Will be taken to Austin for in.
terment.
GALVESTON, January 27.-The ladies'
car OF the special train which conveyed Gen.
eral Johnstons remains to Houston was
thrown off the track while returning. and a
number OF ladies were severely injured none
fatally.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.
GONFECFI0NFRY-AND= RAKERY.

HENRY DUNN, at his establishment ON Main
ssscs., aGiafhinS the Drug Store of Campbell
and Mason, is prepared 10 fi!.:i<n the people of
Chariestown and surrounding country, wiz: every
aTtiIiS i: lis line OF trade, at the shortest notice,
and at the most reasona;,:= prices. From his long
practical experience in the business, and his deter
netonto give Subtraction, he feels warranted tx
making the assertions tat those who allupou him.
VIII nave neither necessIty inclination to go
elsewhere His intention is to keeP'up complete
and perfect assortment of
CAKES, CANDIES, NUTS, RAlSINS, ETC,
to which he invites with confidence the attention of
aMho wish to purchase articles of this claEs. he
ooes not deem 1t necessary to enumeratc further
states. -
He will also keep on hand abundant supply of
FRESH BREAD. made of the best -four, and baked
IN the best style by strict attention to business,
nc hopes to retain the patronage of his old rcnds
him call.
Sept. IL. HENRY DUNN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Eccentric Hospitality.

During the late war soldier who had been
wounded and honorably discharged, being
destitute and benighted, knocked at the door
of an Irish farmer near Pittsburg, when the
following dialogue ensued:
Patrick-And who the devil are you, now?
Soldier-My name is John Wilson.
Patrick And where the devil are you GO
ing from, John Wilson?
Soldier-From the army of the Shenan-
doah Valley, sir.
Patrick-And what do you want here?
Soldier want shelter to night; will you
permit me to spread my blanket on your floor
and sleep tonight?
Patrick-Divil take me if do, Jsbn
Wilson.
soldier-On your kitchen floor. sir.
Patrick-Not I, by the Hill O. Howth.
Soldier-In your stable, then?
Patrick-I'm hanged if l DO that either
Soldier-I'm dying with hunger; give me
but bone and crust; ask no more.
Patrick-Dvil blow me if l do, sir.
Soldier-Give me some water to quench
my thirst, 1 beg of you.
Patrick-Beg and be hanged, I'll do no
such thing.
Soldier-Sir, 1 have been fighting to Sc
cure the blessings you now enjoy. I have
assisted in contributing to the glory and vel
fare of the county which has Hospitality re-
ceivcd you, and can you so iahospitabIy re-
ject me from your house?
Patrick-Reject you who the diviI talked
a word about rejecting you? May be 1 am
not the seurvy spaipecn you take me to be,
John Wilson. You asked me to let you lie
on my floor, my kitchen floor, or in my stable;
now by the powers, dye think I'd let per-
feet straDger-zdo that, when have half-a-
dozen feather beds all empty? No, by the
Hill o Howth, John, that 1 won't. In the
second place, you told me you were dying
with hunger, and wanted bone and crust
to eat; now; honey, dye think I'd feed n
hungry man on bones and crusts. when my
yard is full of fat pullets, aud turkeys, and
pigs? No, by the powers, not I, that's fat
In the third place you asked me for some sim
ple-water to quench your thirst; now, as my
water is none of the best, l never give it to
poor traveller without mixing it with plenty
of wine, or something else wholesome and
cooling Come into my house my ,f7oney !;
divil blow me but you shall shall sleep in the
best feather bed have you shall have the
best supper and breakfast that my farm can
supply, which thank Heaven is none of the
worst; you shall drink as much water as you
choose, provided you mix it with plenty of
good wine, aud provided also, you prefer it.
Como in, my hearty-come in, and feel your
self at home. 1t shall never be said that
Patrick Foley trated man scurvily who had
been fighting for the country which gave him
protection.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
POETIeAL.
AwIFE WANTED.

"A WILT w
Iwant a wife
To cheer my life; .
Il are notzvhat she lacks OF beauty
So but find
That she Is kind,
And Knows and practices her duty.
want a vile
AVersc to strife
A gentle, unaffected creature;
One who can pass
A looking glass.
Nor stop to glance ut every feature.
Iwant a wife
With vigor rife,
Whose nerves never in n futtcr;
Who will not roam,
But stay at home,
And brew and bake, and make the butter;
want a wife
Who through her life -
Was never known to be a fiirt;
Who'll bring to me
A recipe
To keep the buttons On a shirt.
Ifsuch one
DwcIls meath the sun
And don't mind leaving friends behind her
With the author of this.
She'll find true bliss
By informing him where he may find her.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
BREAD, CAKES, CREAMS, &C.

'TNHE undersigned expects to keep on hand so
l. soon as his arrangements now in progress arc
perfected, full and general supply of fruit pound
sugar, ginger, sPOungc and every kind and variety
of farcy CAKES, which he is sure need only to be
tried in order tc be reiishCd Ii the general want
shOuld require, he will a so keep on hand a supply
FRESH BREAD, to be sold at but small advance
upon the price OF flour.
Oct. 10 G. BROWN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
BALTIMORE PRICE STORE!

DAH1LhOhG L nkCE OIUhbi
OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING.
CH a RLE WIN, WEST VIRGINIA.
A
MAJORITY of those who read rowErapers never
even give a hasty glance at business advertise
ment, and if
MAN
actually has choice variety of goods which he il
selling at the lowest Baltimore prices it hardly pays
him to publish the fact. Therefore have
FOUND
1t best 10 simply invite every body to call aud ex.
amire my stock and prices before purchasing else
where aud to say but little in regard to nv ability
and determination to make it advantageous to
DEAD
TO their own interests. TO buy their Dry G. PODS
Fancy Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps aud Read =
Made Clothing
I N G n A R L E WIN.
at the BALTIMORE PRICE STORE, opposite the
Bank Building N
would respectfully request my friends to give
me eau. J. GOLDSMITH.
baltimore Price Store opposite Bank Building.
November 81, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
LOCK OUT FOR GID CHRIS!
GRAND ARRIVAL OF HIS BAGGAGE At THE
2" VALLEY CONFECTIONERY p
MAIN STREET, CuAKLEsTowN. ADjoiNtNa
THE DRuo STORE OF CAMPBELL &
MASON

JENRY -DuMM, the ouly authorized agent in
l. this place OF his ExcclIcncy, CHRIS KRIN-
and surrounding country, that he is now receiving
at his store. the Ba ggage ard Equipments of the
<" Old Gentlemen which are to be distributed in
rich prOusiOn, and at such prices will astouish
even those who think a cent as big n Cart Wheel
II Is necessary to name only few Of the many
tcles which have been left with me TO supply the
the middle aged OF all sexes, colOrs aud conditions
He has on hand
ToYS OFEVERY DESCRIPTION,
make cheerful the hearts and ubilant the spirits
of the juvenile population, and supply of
FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES,
to swcctcn and and make pcrpetuaIIy cohesive
the affections of those whose hearts are throbbng
in anticipation of changing their condition in life,
aud superabundancc of
RICH CAKES,
to make complete the WEDDING and HOLIDAY
FEASTS.
Among his TOYS will be found the following:-
Tea Sets, Victims. Noah's Arks supple Jacks, Sur
prising Boxes, Hoop Horses, Brass Trumoets Car
riages, Wagons, Drums, Birds on Trees, Bounty
Black Dolls for the Freedmen, Patent and Glazed
Heads. Common Masks, aud a thousand a nd one
things not enumerated here. OF SUGAR OYS
he has an ex!IaUstless variety.
FIFE WORKS,
of all kinds, such rs Rockets to empty your Pocl-
cts, Fire Crackers for Small Bush whac kers Spiral
Ma"ica!s to pop the Radicals, Torpedocs 10 kill
Musquitos, and Double. Headed Dutchmcn 10 do
what you please with Also, full supply of
ORANGES AND LEMONS,
and every other FRUIT suited to the season, as well
a rich assortment OF n UTS, such as Almonds
Butter Nuts Fil5erts, English Walnu!s, &c:
These articles have been selected with much cur e,
and with an eye single to the qualification of the
tastes of the people OF this community. In order
secure your supply for Christmas, yon had better
commodatCd before the general rush sets in.
And now, one and all,
Give DUNN call.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05

Some men keep savage dogs around their
houses, so that the hungry poor who stop to
"get bite, may get it outside the door,
Ties, kettles are decidedly Yankee in
their melody-they sing through their nose
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
j L W ELR Y.
NEW JEWELRY STORE.

THE subscriber would most respectfully an
nounce 10 the citizens Of Charlcstown and vi
of'atches and Jewelry, including, IN part,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
OF various grades, all of which will bc ms
represented; also Jewelry of all kinds, such as
GOLD SETS. EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS,
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES.
In variety and in fact every Thing rzsaILy kept in
store of the kind. would also announce that
have secured the services of n competent workman
on watches and repairing jcwelry, so that ali who
may want anything done III the line of repairing OF
Watches: clocks or Jewclry, may rely upon having
work will be warranted Represented. l would
therefore ask a call, as | am determined to suit
pun chasers and please all who may be disposed to
PatTonize me; Room the one lately occupied by
Mcintyre and RalIston.
Sept {, IS66.-ly. L. DIEEIE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05

"A young man only twenty years of age
was married in Wheeling few days since to
lady aged sixty-one years.
The speaker who took tile floor has been
arrested for stealing lumber.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
list RECEIWEn

JUST RECEIVED,
A T TIE BALTIMORE PRICE SToT3Fs n.v
u well selected stock of WINTER GOODS con-
slIting in part OF Gents and Boys Oyercoars. Also
large STOCK OF Goats, Pants, Vests. Shirts Hats,
caps, boots and Shoes, Calico Nh. lin Delaines
flannel Balmornl Skirts, Hoop Skirts, Breakfas.
ShaWIs, Hoods, Scatfs Ladies and ChiIdrens Jack
S.s, Cn6ersieeves, Ladies, Cent? aHd Children's
uloTcs, Saratoga and Folio Trunks Also A large
stock OF Toilet Soaps, Combs and Brushes. Pomade
cologne, etc. The stock of Hosiery aud Dress
Trimmings, n too extensive for enumeration.
NOV. -, 1856. J. GOLDSMITH
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GROCERTES

RRoWS and White Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Soieep,
- CheeTe, Craekers, Queensvare. GIassvar e,
Woodenware, IafhP5, ChiErneys. Oil Cans Axle
Grease,just received and for eaIe by
September IS b. HOWELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
10! FOR A MERRY CIRISTM6S!

lust received beautifully selected assortment
- of WATCHES, JEwELRY, and TOYS Cali
and examine, you can't fail to be pleased. The
JEW ELRY
IL composed in part of beautiful Sets of every de.
Srr1PtIOn, Breastpins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
watch Chains and usFds, Sets for the Hair Chains
ana variety OF other things. Also, some choice
SEGARS and SMOKING TOBACCO.
with Fancy Soaps, Combs and Brushes in conncc-
non with as nice an assortment of TOYS as can be
te4nd in town. Call and sec
am also gent FOR the sale of RNABE &. co. IS
hlANOS- Persons wishing one of those elegant
Pianos or MclOdeons, 10y calling on me- can see a
specimen, and can have them brought to the Depot
at ManulactUrer's prices. L. DISRIE
December p, 1866:
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ii A LLTowN TRADE
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
THE partnership heretofore existing in the mcf.
1 cantile business between the undersigned 10
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The BUSH
ness will be continued by ED K. GRADY, for
whom VIC a SIX liberal patronage.
Persons owing accounts notes arc requested
call at aud pay off to either OF The un
dcrsigacd<as the money is badly wanted.
JOHN II. STRIDER,
EDW. K. GRADY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
THE NEW CONFECTIONERY

TIE NEW CONFECTIONERY
IN FULL BLAST!
7 AM pleased to announce to the citizens OF this
town, and the community generally. the arrival
of my stock of CONFECTIONERY, My store is
now filed with complete supply of
French and Domestic CdnGy, Foreign and
Domestic Fruit, Cakes, Mus, dc.
Indeed, everything usually kept in first class Con-
fectiOnery Embellishments. Call aud see for vnur
selves. Orders promptly filed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at short notice.
Nov. g. 1896 GUSTAV BROWN
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FOREIGN AND B0MESTTC
HAIDwA9H
CHARLEsToWN-vA-

RELIEVINC that We have one of the Iar1est and
~ BEST selected assoFtmcnts of this class u Goods
ever IN TINS faIIey-and that possess advantages
which enable US to sell l1w as the whoIesaIe
Houses OF baltimore, therefore respectfully So
clt your orders, and hope by diIgent atteEtion to
the requirements of the Trade, merit a continu-
ance oil your patronage. Our stock consists of
IMPORTED s AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Door Plate, Screw Chcst, Trunk and Pad Lacks
Strap, Hook, But, Shutter and T Hirges Screws ::
Screw Spring and Chain Bolts. Fiies. Rasps, Braccs
and Bits, AugurB. ChiscIs. Lev els, Planes Beve!s
Rules, Cross Cut, Hand, Wood Compass and W hip
saws Hatchets, Hammer, AIDES, Axes Com
passes, and Boring Machine ADviIE, Sledgcs Bel
lows Screw Plates, VIses, Tire BehderS, Screw
Wrenchcs: Drawing RnircF, Jack Screws Forks
Shovels. Chains, Hames. Rlkes, Briar and Grain
Scythes, will S5OoPg, Mattocks. Picks. Hoes T3Ti-
die Btss Buckles, Rings, Pad Trees. TuTrets, Post
Hooks, Ornaments, Spurs, Curbs Coffin Trimmings
and Cabinct Hardware; TrDwcIs, PuIIeys Tape
Lines, Punches, Lasts and Shoe Findings: NafIs
Spikes Horse and Mule Shoes and Nails also Iron
OF all kinds;. BrOOms, Brushes and Corcs pc
Thankful for past aVors, :. respectfully solicit
orders for the above named goods.
April ,. 1866. -'f nm FL . < 90.
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The President and the Union

szisy.ss.. from tne Speech Of Eo,t. ;',,a.s &.
Da,esoa, of PENN, IN the :2guss Of Rep
resembles, January 17th, 1867 .tas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05

the. Throat, and all Affections
OF the Pulmonary Organs.
ms Syrup Is al invaluable remedy for the allie
Walton and cure of Pulmonary Diseases i Is
prompt In its action, pleasant TO the TASTE and from
ITS eStFeme nldncSs, is peculiarly applicable to tho
use oil children and persuns in delicate health AS
an anOdyne exPcctorant it will ALWAYS be found to
be bcnstGial by alleviating and arrCsting the Sc
TcTSst spells Of coughing distressing To tile patient
Inc afflicted can rely upon its doing rs much or,
m0Ss than any other remedy in soothing the Nerves
iacitating cxPcGtnration. and healing the Diseased
Lungs thus striking at the root or all diseases and
Graduating it from the system.
an we ask Is trial of this preparations rs Il las
no equal IN its CEects. and tails give cntif
satisfaction to all who use It, WesSarraut h Ia
all cases or the money refunded.
Try it--Only IS and so Cents BOttise
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-28

PURCHASE IN BOEYEo,-There Is y n.
port current that an American company
have purchased - large tract IN the
northern part of Borueo-some say the
entire end OF the island-with three ad-
iacent islands and jurisdiction over the
inhabitants. An exchange says that
Borneo has nearly three thousand miles
OF seacoast, and an area larger than that
of Texas. Its northern and narroweSt
portion is situated at the entrance to the
Chinese sea, and would afford a conven-
lent stopping place for American steam,
ships and other vessels engaged in the
Eastern trade. 4 considerable portion
of the island is marshy or mountainous,
and it is thinly Inhabited by 4 mixed
population of Malays, native Dyaks and
Chinese, the Mslays being the ruling
race except where their sway is con-
tested by the Dutch or has been Ceded
10 English COlonists. The island yields
iron, anthony, gold, diamonds, benZoln
sage, Camphor spices and valuable tim
Der, as its chief products. Anthony is
obtained so plentirully on the northwest
ern coast as % furnish the chief supply
of the world. The gold and diamonds
are found in alluvial washinss, The
Dutch opened trade with the island in
the seventeenth century, but the Eng
lish have latterly secured the most val
liable portion of the traffic, amounting
to over 100000 per annum, chiefly
carried on through the free port of Sing,
apore. II there is any land remaining
unceded, or any power competent 10
cede It, American enterprise would profit
largely in the future by getting foot
hold on the northern portion OF Borneo,
and working into share of its com,
merce. The idea Is not new one either
In Boston or San Francisco, but there
was never before so favorable time "
! put it into practice.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-28
NOTICE.
STATE oB VERMONT,

SALEM Il RUTLAND RAILROAD 90
Pursuant to law, notice is hereby given tssc
ander the laws of the State of Vermont, Gee
+. Rdmunds, Samuel B. Plat, Themes Il. Can
field and others, holders of majority IN nun
her and amount If the fret mortgage bonds o.
the Rutland & Washington Railroad Company
which were secured ny q mortgage executed ny
sqid Company 10 Daniel s. Miller and Shepard
Knapp, in trust of and II on ihe railroad o.
said company, in the counties of Rutland ana
Bennington in said State Of Vermont are
which said mortgage as been duly foreclesea,
and the equity of redemption therein has eA-
Of association and corporation, and have there
by formed corr ora ton, with the name Of the
Salem & Rutland Railroad Company for the
purpose OF operating, enjoying and lawfully q ~
posing of said fore, losed railroad and they
have ii ed said articles Of association and IN
corp ration and caused the same 10 be recoroeo
in the office of the Secretary OF Slate OF the
State Of Vermont; and have caused q copy
thereof to be filed and recorded in the Offices OF
the clerks of each ofthe counties through WHICH
the sad railroad passes; namely, The counNeH
of Rutland and Bennington Aforesaid. All ~
the ma nner provided by and pursuant 10 Inc re
auirrments OF tho laws of the said state O
Vermont.
Any person, lawfully entitled 90 10 do, csE
subscribe to lid ariclts within the perloe
limited by law, and any further Information u
the premises can be OBJ aimed on APP lcat on 40
dressed to Geo F Edmundr, the president al9
Attorney Of said COMPANY at Burlington W
GEO. F. EDMUNDS,
President and Attorney for the Salem RuIias"
Railroad Company.
Rutland, Vt, March f2, 1867. 1l-W3S