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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

........ C. Perhaps no one medi-
Ax) cine is so universally re-
NJ quired by everybody as
NJ a cathartic, nor was ever
szszss=.Szs;s5ssz,<.A any before so universal
N%1ssaAAfAZ&&yS " adopted into use, IN
- every country and among
ye 81 , s IL s, s al e? e.
~ son IS that ii is amore re-
ssssg.s. 81 ssssu,s.s liable and far more CdeC-
ssr.HsF4fszA - tual remedy than any
@=zzzzszzz7-@--' other. Those who have
rria1 IT, know that it cured them; those who have
not know that it cures their neighbors and friends,
and all know that what y does once 10 does always
that it never fails through any fault or negleCtof
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures OF nc
following complaints, but such cures are known IN
every nCighbOrhOod, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN all clm9Ces;
containing neither calome or any tieeterious drug
they may be taken with safety by anybody; Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
chem pleasant to take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity;
ntnr3yal yiscera to purify tie blood and stimulate it
into healthy action remove the DISTINCTIONS o. sae
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF inc
body, restoring their Irregular action 10 health, and
BY correcting, wherever they e%lSt such oerahas'
nscats atarG the first origin ofdsseasc.s
O. mute directions are given "a tho wrapper on
IT, 5oN for the following complaints, which these
f.. ESys;scpsls or indigestion, EistIess-
raiNts. i4.sngsiOr and Toss Of Appetite, they
I.,b ba tI.,cn moderately to stimulate the 5toI.l.
al cad rcSlorc its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Headache,
g0unsltGe or sireen sickness, Eigkoyrs
Colo and Bilious Teyers, they should be iu-
dciousiy taken for each case TO correct The diseased
action or remove the distinctions which cause It.
For Epysenfery or Diarracsa, but oae mid
dose is generally required.
For Rheumatism, Gor,t, Gravel, nsari-
t.sgion of she Heart, Pain In tho Side,
Sack and E4otns, they should 30 continuously
Eak IN as required TO change tho diseased action OF
tho system. via sach change tLoae complaints
disappear
For prorsy and Eorop-ical 5vvogFfnys taey
should be taken in large and frequent doses r. D
dusc the effect Of drastic purge,
Ifor tss5DpronsioE, o LARGO do3c shori tD1 n
g 4 produces the dc5irc effect by syrn 81 FL.
- Dirlyar- FiH, tlte one or two ~ - - 49,
r11to uis-' tsI lfsie. attn stomach
ma 0ceasiea s3 auia1a3 Tho agomaG
bowel, r, iai fioa, restores TIC appC :,
and inyig crates tss. sf.s1 Hence tits Often l.
VlBt9EcOIs ,Trc1r' ~ Serious Ger11Scmelt cx1 IS.
Ono who f,e1 t3l3rab'7 vel, often finds that dose
OF Tics. EIis DiaksA nm feel lecsledy better, from
their cleansing and rslovs.Sias eEcct the 0iscs.
tive apparatus.
DR -. C. AYIsR cs CO., E'rssss,.as Chemists.
LOWELL. Htz,sS., o. q. a.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

MAsosIc.-At the annual communlca'
tion of Jackson Lodge, No. 90, held at
Mason's Hall, West Fairlee, Dec, 18th,
A. D. 1867, the following officers were
elected
s, @. Heatou, W, NJ.
]. @. Lane, 8. w.
q. W. Haven, j. W.
ID, Dodge, Treas.
J. b. Dearborn, Sec.
T. G. Simpson, s. d.
Asa Poor, J. d.
G. \ \ s perkins Stewards.
VIM. Paul, Chaplain,
II. Il. Brown, Marshal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

New PArEETs.-For the week ending
Dec. 18th, patents were issued to the
following residents Of Vermont
Charles r. Ely of Mortified, Cor im.
provement In head blocks for saw mills.
&. C.. Church aud Henry Smith of
Brstaeooro, for Improvement in organs,
&c.
d. Boyntou of st. Jobnsbufy, as
signor to self, II. G. q. Burrows and
Arthur L. whitney OF sane place. foy
combined shovel and sitter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
Seizures of 81. Adams Coal Works
Arrest of Assessor FaFusgorth.

Information recently came into the
possession OF Hon. A. J. Crane, Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue for this Dis
trlct, warranting the belief that the st.
Adams Coal OH Company, consisting OF
Messrs. J. R. Armingten and Cyrus N.
Bishop OF st. Adams, had for some time
past been making fraudulent returns, and
that Mr.. Horace H. Farnsworth, Assist
ant Assessor, was in completely with the
parties, and receiving compensation for
assisting in making said returns. The
works Of this company are located at st.
Adams Bay, and have been distilling for
four years past.
Collector Crane on receiving this in
formation at once took steps to bring
the suspected parties to justice. The
oil works were seized on Friday 18th.
Farnsworth was arrested on Tuesday by
Deputy United States Marshal Flanagan,
and on Wednesday brought before Judge
Smaley, when he waived al examina-
ton, and was held for trial in S. 900
bonds. Julian FL. Dewey Of st. Adams,
appeared as his counsel. Farnsworth is
clever fellow, aud has hosts of friends
in St. Adams and elsewhere, and his ar
rest naturally occasions much excite
ment.
We hear that some persons fOolishly
criticize Collector Crane for his activity
in ferreting out this fraud but We are
confident the facts, when the case is
brought to trial, will show him to have
done only what the oath Of Office re.
quires of faithful, energetic and shrewd
Officer
The penalty for Farnsworth's offence
is Imprisonment not exceeding three
years, and disqualification forever from
holding Office in the United States.
1t is proper to state that it is the
general belief at St. Adams that Mr..
Bishop, one OF the members OF the Com.
pany, had no knowledge OF any fraud in
the returns.
We understand that Mr.. Arlington
admits that the company have manufac-
tured about six hundred barrels OF oil in
four months, but have only returned
about three hundred and fifty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

TuR SoUTH SHAFrsBURY ACCIDENT
The names Of the persons killed by the
accident at the South SALISBURY ore
beds on Thursday afternoon last, and
alluded to in special dispatch in our
Geographic columns on the following
moroing, were James Kennedy, John
LyLch and john Moore.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
IL The Brattleboro Phoenix Of til

- The BrattIeboro Phoenix of the
18th, says:
A singularly painful surgical opera
ton was performed in this place on Tues
day morning last, by DR.. II. D. Holton,
assisted by DR., c. P. Frost, in the re.
moyal OF the second foyer on the right
hsnd of the wife OF Dea. Arson Barber.
The difficulty originated in cut which,
Instead of healing, became highly To-
famed, and in the course of two or three
weeks gangrenous. The operation in-
cluded the removal of the knuckle joiut,
and it is tearel the smputatiou OF the
entire hand will be necessary. The al
eicted lady has the sympathies OF 8
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
Local and Stale Items.

SUSPICIOUS. On Wednesday afternoon
last, russet valise was found on the
farm OF Henry Hayward, Esq, about
two miles south of this village, and dis
tant some twenty rods from the track Of
the r. & B. r. R. 1t contained when
found but few articles OF old clothing,
aud being cut open on the side, would
seem to convey the impression that it
had been thrown from passing train,
aud afterwards rifed of its contents,
which were replaced by the rags found
in it. The valise bears no mark or
check which would seem to indicate its
ownership. 1t may be seen at this office,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be fouud 50 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
longer Oh the hair, giving il rich
glossy lustre and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J, c. Aver & Co.,
Practical AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE Sl.oO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-06
$4,000 lbs. Of Wool Wantsd

BY the UHderslgasd.
VSHE Proprietors of the Ronaparte Woolen
Factory, would Inform their friends and patrons,
that they have established branch of their Factory
Wooden Store, 1t
No. s. Main St, bet. I'd / Sd, Keokuk, Iowa.
We offer the largest spd most sahstsntiaf Stock Of
Factory Wooden Goods that has been offered In this
market wholesale and retail st precisely the prices
that sell for at the Factory Our stock consists Of
Htary ana light G,smeres Sztiaets Jeans ceeds Doe.
skins, Dress HaaaeIs tnrtsSg fiGnsels, .S,estssss
Grdy aad WIttte Haankos, Goats end LodiSf
Sta,ois, Baimordis. Knitting and Hedpers Yarn,
All OF which vii ss lav Tor Ch, or exchaex. for
Wool. We want all the Wool We get, at our ksoi
Depot and Honsparte Factory Stose. s.
mayls MEEK BROTHERS BECHT0L,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-06
The White Pine Compound.

sit early In the spring OF 80 that this eomponnd
WAS OH snatsf. member OF my family was afflicted
With Irritation Of the throAt, attended With disa-
gre%slls cough had for mont be previous Thought
that preparation having for 10 ass the inside bark
white pins might be compounded to be very useful
IN dis OF the th and lnngs To test the value
Of II In the afln6ed TO- compounded small qnan-
t,y the medicine had been planting. and gave
1t In poontu doses The result was exceedingly
gratifying. Within days the irritation OF the throat
removed, the cough subsidized and speedy eurswa
Effected eoon after tbs sent some 80 lady In Lon
jonderry n H. who had been susfing for soma wseks
from bad cough, occs.oned by sudden cold, and had
raised strsaksd with blood She soon found re.
IT, and got we'll. j. b. Clark, Esq., editor Of tbs Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial u the same prepsra-
ton In tbs Of cold and was cured nnedf
ately. He highly peased with fhe results and
confident IN succss attending it, sales " placed De-
fore the public that hA finally persuaded me 70 gvsH
fale and send II abroad TO benaht the suffering. In
November lst5 first advertised IL under the name OF
White Pine Compound, In two Year, from that time
thsre had besn viioiesaed In Manchester alone one
hundred dollars worth, where 1t took the ssd Of sill tbs
position. There sond for this ~ very sooth
ing aud heating Ia - nature, 10 warming 10 the stom"
ach and pleasant wtha TO the taste and exceedingly
cheap.
Compound stands uuriysed IL vas not originated Tor
that purpose but person In using 1t for cough was
not only cured Of the cough but was also cured OF
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing binee thAt ~
cidehta discovery many tLonsands hsye used io Wv
came com paint aud have been completely curent
Tho above was written by Dr. Poland. In 1859 ffn.e
then n. Ia Manchester, the white Pine Conp"nhe nss
.ak en- lead Of ell Cough remedies a. well a. pfePs
rstou for tbs OF Kidney difcuiues n every e.
tow a. village and hamlet throughout the New England
States.
This remedy IL As safe and pleasant 70 take a II a.
actual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-06

A7To pleasure travellers the line OF tho Erie Railway
prsuts many objects OF interest passing through ths
bes1itt ul yasys Of the Chsnnaa SssqAshenne Ssis-
ware and Rsmspo rvers an eses changing panorama 81
OF natures beauties commands attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-06

- eo~ne~tic, ~fth III Vest~fn lines, ~ soliows:
FROM DU1K1RK AID DALAA AASA-
b Nee York dime IRON Union Dslots:
1.Sa. 4. r. Hxpreep He'll, from Dankirk, tsun.
gl $&e&sf. &31s "a tdfask h
the 500 q m. Express nail non Buffalo, ana ~
risesln New York q 100 Z. y.
nanea fsundays excepted. Stop q Aofnsiis.
VILE 6r16 p m. (srpl interesting With ne -
p, n. train froa Buffalo, sd arrives In new iofA
AIS r. ii New York Ni6At ExPress, from
Dunkirk. (esadays sxeeptsdl. etoPs e selsmA J.
itasr ssY9h1,i as IN n h as9ll6e aN1p
n. connecti6k with Afternoon Trains and eteam
m for 6ostpu ard New England Cities.
ESQ r. II CAnS1nnael Expresss from Dun
kirk. {sundays sxceptsd.) stops u Salamanca At
1l:ss P. u, ind cunuscn at Horneilssille WITH
the 10 p n. Train from Bafislo, arriving In New
York ct BIS 2. II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-06

TUE Davenport Cd.etfs says that tue sum
Of 81, 53s, Ndis invesled ii maaufaetnres in
Davenport, employing l,so9 persons and
paying them Sls,sS4 per week as wages.
These figures are, it. is coa6dent, below the
accurate amount, rather thanzaboy it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-06


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-06

TyfITs Company being HOME INSURANCE. CON-
L PANY, commends IL particularly to the citisepn
Iowa Insurance made Buildings ofail Kinds, Fur
Ditute Plate, Wearing Apparel aud Merchandise. Also
Goods and Merchandise in store transit, whether
by Ocean, Lake. River, Rail or Wagon,
Insurance taken at The most favorable rates; and loss
60 promptly adjusted.
81 Ets DIX ECTOPS
n. r. DOW Err, or n. T. Bower Co. ta
WIN PATTI RS0E, OF Patterson Timbcrman
EDw ARD KIB0URNE, Lesses X. MI. r. IN RE-.
O. X. PICK, DfCa5y Puck,
JAS n. SHELLEY, Late OF Cox Shelley.
A. L. DAMN ABLX, of Gounslls suyt TIL
II. K. LOVE, pres't First National Bank,
WIN. A. BR0NNELL, ofBrowneii Bro.
SMITH HAMILL, orr Hamill Co.
GrF7CERS
y BOWER Presdcp$ IL ADAMS Secretary
NJ SHELLEY, Vice Prest X K LOVE, Treasurer.
aDr1-d GILMORE. ATTORNEY
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-15
Appraisement Lists.

THE following appraisemen lists Of property
tanned under the 9th Section of the Act Of Assem-
bly, Of l4th Of April 1851, have been pr esented and
filed in the Office Of Clerk of Orphans Court in and fer
the County Of ButlOr, to wit:
o. c., No l. March term, 1861 Mrs Nancy Stewart
widow of John Stewart, deed, persontl property
amounting to So 0.
I. @, Stewart and John NJ. Dunn Adm'rs.
o. c., No. 2 March term, 1887; Mrs. Mary BFinn
widow Philip Blinn Decd personal property amount
ing to 500 6g Isaac Bellas, Admir-.
o c., No g. March term, 1867 Mrs Graham, widow
of Enos Graham, decd; personal property amounting
to $500. Mrs. - Graham, A9m'x
o. O., No. q, March term, 1867 Mrs Wolf. Widow
of Joseph Wolf decd Real estate amounting TO $500.
Patrick Hamilton, Ex'f.
o. C., No. I March term, 1857 Mrs. Elizabeth fitz-
simmons, widow of VIM. fitzsimmons, decd Real es-
tate amounting to $500. John Martin, Admir-.
o.C. No. q, March term, 1867 Mrs. Jane uaslett,
widow of Robert Has'ett, decd; Personal property
amounting to S251 ~. John ". Hasett, Admir-.
o. Ne. 20, March term, 1857 Mrs. Phebe Layton,
wid NV of Tlrss. j. Layton, decd Real estate amount
ing to $500. Phebe Layton, Adm'x.
o. c. No a. March term, 1867; Mrs. Jane Bor land
personal property amounting to $500.
James Borland & VIM. L. Barley, Admrs.
or which the creditors heirs, legatees, distributes
and others Interested will take notice and appear at
Orphans Corrt TO be held at Butler The First Mon
day Of June next it being the Sd day of said month";
to show If any they have why the said appraise
ment lists should not be confirmed absolutely.
I'm. EASTMAN, Clerk.
Disappointment Lists win not he presented
for confirmation Until the publication fees pItd
March &, no 2l, st.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-15
The Arlington Trial.

The Arlington Trial.
Some weeks ago. we gave n notice that we
would publish in pamphlet form the pro-
ccedings, in full, of the lrial of John b. Ad
lingtou for the murder of Sidney Is. Cum
ningham. The work is now complete, and
ready for delivery. Il is printed in do BILE
columns and makes book of ninety Svo.
pages. Those ordered will be delivered with
as little delay as possible We advertised
this pamphlet at twenty five cents per copy,
surprising at the time that the size would be
much less than it has turned out to be. 1t
comprises the preliminary notions arraign-
ment empanneing the jury; evidence in
full; synopsis of the pleadings; charge Cf
the court in full verdict cf the jury mo-
tion for new trial and argument of the same.
Also, diagram of the Oliver House, which
in connection with the evidence, makes the
proceedings Of this Interesting trial, much
more ineligible and satisfactory to the
reader than it otherwise would be. Those
dsrring copies will send in their orders
Price 25 cents per copy.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-15

BsAg. We are informed, hy our late ex
changes, Tint JEFF. Davis, instead of having
been confined in the Libby Prison, on his
late arrival in Richmond, was provided with
rooms at the Spoitswood House, the best
hotel in Richmond and furnished with every
dainty and luxury his friends could provide.
lie was taken before Judge Underwood, dis
charged as a military prisoner, re-arres ed
on nm Indictment fr high treason, and ad>
nlirted to bail in 800, ,000-TInrace Greeley
among the boudsmen. This is the way 40
make treason odious, and avcnge the treat
lnent Of the Andersonville rIisouersl
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-15
Partition Notice.

the matter OF the Partition of the Real Estate
i Gotlieb PETER, late Of Lancaster township, deed
In the orphans Court Of Bnter county, No. 10 Sep
tember term, lSt6
February alst 1867, Inquisi ticn filed and confirmed
mist. By the Court y. Nj, EASTMAN elk.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
EateT County, SIS:
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff
Of Butler county greeting; We command you to give
legal noee by service according law to the heirs and
legBl representatives Of Gvtlieb Peer late Of Lancaster
township decd, TO wit kebecca PETER, widow resi-
ding in butler county Frederick PETER residing u
Idaho city, Idaho rritory John Peffer, VIM Pener
Gotleib Peffer Joseph PETER Benjamin PefIer, Mary
(ipternarred With Christian Lexter Christian Lexer
Rnbecca (intermarried with Michael Zegler), Michael
Zeger. Elizabeth PETER, kmma (intermarli lie with
Peter Schneidemantle) aud Peter schnedemahtle all
of vhon reside in Butler county except Goteb PETER
who resides In Pittsburgh Pa Of the following rule
TO wit;
And now, therefore, you, the said ReLecca PETER
Frederick Peher John PETER, wI am Pefer, Gotleib
PETER, Joseph PETER Benjamin F Pefer Mary Lexter
Christian Lsxier, Rebecca Zegler, Michael zeigler
Elizabeth PETER. Emma Schneidsmantle. aud Peter
schneidemante, and every OF yOH hereby cited to
be and appear before Judges at orphans Court
to be beld Buter in and for the said County Of But
Ter, the First Monday of June next, it being the
srd day Of said month, then and there to accept
refuse the aforesaid premises at the aforesaid valuation
or sh, " saast, u any you may have, why the same
should NOT be sold
J.B STOREY, Sheriff.
Sheriff RS office, Butler, Pa May s, 1867.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-05-15
IL. G. HUsEIlT0N.
. DO enos.) BUTLER Pa
NOTICE.

IN the matter Of the petition OF Inhabitants Of For.
ward and Jackson townships for erectioa Of Iudepen
ent School District
butler county a,
In the Court OF Qusrtef Sc ons of the Peace for sfd
county, held at Butlerof Gle Term Of March, In the
year Of Lord one Thousand ely hund red and dirty
seven, on the twenty third dry Of April the said yesf
the petition offrederic X Beus and twenty three 9TH
or taxable Inhabitants Of the Forward and
Jackson IN said county preseated, setting forth thss
said petitioners desire the formation Of the territory
upon which they reside, into separate and ineponds
ent Common School District the bounds Of which satd
proposed district are follows eginnng at post on
the line dividing the and of lliam Boggs and aeores
IT. in jackson township; thence South seventy degrees
East two hundred and forty perches to post on the
lands of Robert Kinnear in Forward township; thence
south twenty degrees West three hundred perches
post on the land of W $. Waldron, In Forward town.
snip; thence North seventy degrees, West hundred
and forty perches to post land of Nicholas Miller
in jackson township; thence. North twenty degrees
East three hu ldred perehes to the place of beginning
Whereupon the Court do appoint N NJ. Slntor, Rob-
ert Duncan and +. White Commissioners 10 view the
premises and to inquire into the propriety Of granting
The payerof the petition, TO report 10 the Court at
next Term, being the first Monday 81 Jane next, the
lines OF the proposed district either according to-
the bounds set forth in the said petition as above rec
advisable together with their opinc the expedIen-
cy OF establishing or not establishing the same.
Certified from the record, April 9th, 1867
Y. NJ EASTMAN, Clerk.
The Commissioners will attend 10 the duties of their
appointment on Monday she 2Tth day of May nsxt, Of
which all persons interested will please take notice
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