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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-28
CR1ND EXCURSION
N TO TiIR PARIS EXPOSITION,

GRAND EXCURSION ,,no,rr,ov
Then and ST'e ocean me- so SSs Sn steamship
Stephen whitman, Commander.
win %; ss ;S' R,s% s:wS S H.: fs s:s
% SS ! ao1 P:,: 'ss ' Gs
Steamship divided i?te sa,,' IL sS@D,r,t% n,
q. H.,,s. viii only carry fret; class passenger"
H:yI. And ,;,Sts s1, 'as 800
''' $ EfSsf s5RSEsf II s., sis,s'
For SAVANNAH HSSSaiHs sGFAIhl EYE Ttsk TUESDAY
IF: fiT 'f f'i ' f k LEO Dot Gi'' fSfsb
Tsas T T t sa Gsa T: h ai ,i " 1;
f'' n'" " 'Ssfriiiis aY FERRIS Co.. Nos 81 and souts.
EOR CHARLESTON, $. G.;
the PEOPLES NAIL , STEAas UP Co I.A
%fpSE$6A? SaIl d? Pier No % North EI''
Through hcs and bill. s 'susd TO ell points sou'hn eohn''
''n WIN '0'' kT I Fox Co, Agents, 50 Llsy
E6R NEW-0RLEANS DIRECT,
q, new And si g s,@AP GE sin G92N M.
,si passage h.y's u5g5E,;s5 ';'sTPo - lls
Til. GEN GRANT ~n tolov March
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
Sn rA 45 s s'i l ss' to y f &c
kPBNSsYf VASIA =" SATURDAY March a.
LOUISIANA" March
"THB QUEES gRpAY March le
nDKSMhRK Thomson SATURDAY March -.
"ERIN" Cutting March 90
an eIperisucsi SgIgeoe each ship free 81 chALe
Das ne r payable any back In Great Britain OF
the Continent
t.9a passage 10 tlyspool or os.?s'oTn. go gold ,,
ThrousSPssc P., Antwerp Hamburg Bremen, LOntOn' &c.
isl 70 brig E', from y,Psol or Queens
For Freight Cabin Passage apply A. Ae OMe Of tie Company No
sslroaaJ; Steegs Tickets the Pasge Oles Of tie Com
P'''' NO. . O'''''''' " ~ W J. HURST, Ma,re.
CTEAM 10 GLASGOW. AND LIVERPOOL,
- Calling At Londonderry 20 lard Mails and PsseHseTs
The fay sg.ie Passenger steamer VI
THg ANCHOR LINZ
SAIL EvEnY SATURDAY, PROM ilkR a. WORTH HFkR-
UNITED KiNGbON. CAPT smith sails ..sATLkDtl, Mireh
IOWA ,fsig, sails Naf'n
Rsl.s Ps,ssf payable CarTslcyTo Liverpool Glasgow And
Derry, Cabins. $40 ard SNi Stceraso, : y 80. -
Psad Cerie-ss these poFs - York SIS PAenses
ao s ard TO iamharr iayrs Antwerp. kc Low raieA
Eoi a.Thsr liorast1n, fypl 40 Che COMPANY q oLceN
FRANCIS MACDONALD Co. Agents
No DoulgIg ss-.Yosf
DASSAGE TO AND FROM
4 0ERtT BRITAIN AID IRELAND,
By STEAMSHIP ASD SAILING PACKET,
At REDUCED RATS
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND, HLLAhD'
SCOTLAND AID WALES
TiPstGi BHJiHEGs Co. No sou,hsi al No 2'Rp,irAr
ss1zz-sz-sz=
Steamboats, ano Railroads.
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILR0Al
CoMMRNciNd MO M jeGa


Passenger Station In Twenty sevnths and Fourth
Entrance TuentT -seTenth.st
TRAINS LEAVE NEwY0RKi
Sof New Hsvp 100 800 (EI) i@ l2l5 (RLl 100 (EL),
at5, 30 and 400 (BLJ p m. -
For Bridgeport 100 800 (Ex iI3o R5 (EE) 400 (REl,
as, 30 and 800 (BI) 0. m.
For Milford and Straiiord, 100 II % O. AS, 40 n
For FsiAsld Southport and WsstpO 100 liso aS 40 p
For Eovst 100 200 BI). aOc n9o nj plS TLL 800 EIL
For DsrisS 1tS DO II % o. q, n as, aNpm
roI SIssssseh 10 SSS - SS Sis 30 eSP 800
OH a4% 40, $50, go, 400 lknE pm.
Fol- Port Chester and ntsmSdat. ssonS TOO 800 l3o m as
CONFLICTING TRAINS:
For R RS:Ss Vi. sgHasafs gGtEss 800 EIh a"Pn
Hartford Springfield 400 (Er l2is 500 (RLl zoo
For Connecticut River Railroad 800 GEL iap Mon
For Hartford Providence and Fshhi Railroad (RI) H. ,
NewHsvsn NsvLondOn and stonnsOu Railroad al AGO
l2l5 800, $50 p m.
FOR Canal Railroad l3l5 D. m to Northampton.
PoT Housatoqie Railroad BOO a. m, 800 p
For EsngatSok Railroad 900 a. 10, 300 2 a.
For DAsGury end N6rwslk Railroad 100 800 n, t3opm
conmodoui Sleeping Cars attached to 500 p N train
JAMES H. HOYT, 5upt
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JAar, n. MARvS' PIaIltf' A'oney 20 I .0, -
CUPREME COURT of the State of York.

kNUINENI NVI VI NIIN NI'''N VI -. 80.
y TO Knight Trader whose Christian names are unknown Sat VINO
-. are copsrtnefs under that name, decodtns ION arg
O. stamp :hereb summoned ad repaired . aume ,e
.ofI,liu Baker aud WIN = olnen f'NS pay
Cancelled nlrs Cortland r. Baker decreased tIe Piaun,
be Gd in the once e The teiH OF iva NouI' ~
c- nm In M aud To copy OF your ah'"o, 70
,. COMPLAINT on IT, subscriber At h ONCE NO o boi.Sn IA
C, y ORR within twenty days aner the service hereof upon yo
M oh diy Of seh service aud you ia 70 answer e IA
ul,int within vcny days amer The service heoi ~
I lutG, will take Judgment against Ia sad Oonrt M tue sun '
Grtern hundred rgh two dollars and nne ,'eh SeH
it rom he 2s sy August ono thousand ht l9nu 1oa AV
70 a 80. o(tbs astlo-Dald AZ NeN York. jan ) lbL
'hi ''' | NELSON SMITH, Plaintiff Attorney
.ciou Glei in the office OF ths.crA Of
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Passenger Station NswYork Twenty seventhst and -Four
Entrance Tuentr- seFenth.st
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OTylCg PESHsYLyASiA RAILROAD CoSFAAft
PHiLADELPHiA, Pebiuafy =, 1871 =.
PROPOSALS VIII be received ut the Office OF
tb peSrsylvsn Railroad Company Philadelphia unt The hr
ly Of Ns is7 Inclusive tHe ssseio proposal Should DC TO-
et Mi AID Company establishment VI direct hne Of steam
thps bst1een Phialel phia and liverpool a.
Hsek forms Of proposal with detailed Information, WI be unlthe
pOn application U EDhpW hMiiH ofC'et@p'
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Amusenttnt6.

| RUtuptWSUbU'
S5sI5 AFR p x xAso AB sgSHs5aTgs
SUGGEST T sSSS SssHpS II S5d5tEssaf
NET asof ~ ATEAG1EE tbb RFSsSr
""' GREAT LIVING eURIosrTIEs. lnv
TfHTEn sFE H6 ssf DRAMA
AFTERNOON A DECIDED TRIUMPH Evssso Arn
MAGNIFICENT RELI GHS }sIi R n Mah4 Rs
SGzSS9S s COSTUMES
Van sS 4S f q Fj'f ffssa WILD As1nA1s
GLADIATORIAt C0MBATs IN THE CQLLossEUM
rnE CHRISTIAN D sah 81 sO SsA0"s Into 1AA
e sS sfhIs WIN zaBSgaH COLLECTION OF LIVING WILD
INCLUDING sEaafFs 6SEn is FEET HIGH HIM
TWO s9 SMa2Ps sgnn1sess C q9SSgRsSsAfSs, an
sSSsS aS EfS s sSA Etf s g5sIr
OVER 49, 900 OTHER CURIOsITTBs
Admission. 30 cents; children under 10 u csntA
WINTER GARDEN; ,oo7u TONIGHT at IT.
In tho role Of o
IN ''a''p''''pfN H&R MERCHANT OF VENICE,
O'"' viz ''i1 VI BOOTH GRAND RRvrvALsl
,o Ia 5: s aH S'S s f SS1 P Oliver.
D?' 4saa;s D:{ Hi Church q ?,
Charles " wItsan. Hail ia Portals House Garden In
Genoa by Hiliard
Boz Office open nom 70 when sas may Do secured
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
MI. STUART begi to announce that0p
SATURDAY AFTERNOON March O.
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
the third oflhs BOOTH REVEALS
trusts will b considered suecent reply
addressed hin this subject The
win O'Clock precisely ard terminate a. quarter
o'clock residing Staten Island NewJersey and
Of all tho leading railroads To reach home In ssaonAbe
SEATS may now be secured
NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN Lessee and "hbAlbnt
THIS RsfABLuHNgsT ADVERTISE TX THE n hEkhn.
THURSDAY EVENING. Feb q, 1851
ONB HUNDRED AND BRYBNTf-SECOND PkhtObhAnCh
BLACK CROOK
With Jarrett Palrers celebrated
PARISfkSNB BALLET TROUPE,
aud the
GORGEOUS TRANSPORTATION SCENE
TwHSTY.ErGHTH GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY MARCH 2, 1901 At OCLOCh
ADMISSION TO hATlNEBi -,
and Dress Circle
Curan 1sesa at nigh. 7ti Matinee
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Hills Of isd1g having Tie value oppressed signed taereiot 10
~ " q. X GARRISON for n J. ~ ,, ~ % ~.
JOS. j. COMsTOCK for NJ Y al y D. Co.
foi Iui'D'' 'h'''i"a' 'FF' " JOS j. COMSToCK, Agent
Broadway n. y.
JAMES A. wOTTON Hayrc Gen. Agehtin Europe.
NORTH GERMAN LL0YD.-ln accordance
Win AN arrangement effected with the United States rostOhee De
e siesIps Of tie North German LLOYD will on and ser
r. 2 March leave New YORK very THURSDAY anu on shg a
~ 5d ~ Anil southampton TUESDAY, carrying the umlea
States EHgh''' anu OELRICHs ( Co No % Broadst
VVHE NORTH GERMAN LL0YD'S STEAM
sIiIP DEUTSCHLAND ~ Wees Master carving the smi'a
ststs, mail Will sail from pier foot Of Thst HobOken,
' On SATURDAY March o,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking pnsscugerst 70
LONDON, HAVRR, SOUTHAMPTON AND BhbhhN
Al The following rates psybls gold o. IL equivalent In euuea ~
For the f cabin 25i second cabin 97oi storage ~
be followed by the steamship AMERICA Meyer mss'eI %n 81
Prom Bremen. From Southampton FROM Ne"'lViAo
Eebvu.rg FelruaTy........ZI MaTch.''s
k,DlL''' ''''9 March ......... Mhrch.........2B
s5I '''''''q Nrreb........iJ April ...,."..i..4
''''''' April ....-....,ll
h.ss. | 81
M0fCh.s.ssssssss<S 'ihii"fs''''''''- Vod
Por freight or pssssge sppy to OEl1tlCllo 70. 10 W -
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I,FNTRIT- RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Passenger ard PLt Dspa, in EosYork lot " LboIi,, con-
u,ets A HAMPTON Junction with the Delaware ac % ne'n
lsirstd and With tie Lehf valley kiod ara Us oVnh
tons forming direct lire 90 Pbr ~ AID Ito West WITHOUT oAAnss "
-......e.... $50, no MN ,,peT
Three Rrpre Trains day ~ tie We except sundays Nh'h on
slty nile. sTG tse hours av' ty This line to cbicls ca'n'A'
Louis l. With hui ore change " cart
%" ''' 80 w. NiNTlR ARRANGEMENTS
COMMANDING Jan la1l-Lesve New York - follows
Easton, Beohem. Mauoh OEunE, NiHsh'P'''
VNkfshaffe, AahElbY city, &C. a. g..
ei5s M Mn TEsISfer Fe-lugtan I'sioh wstr Gap sf'a
Nikesiarrc Bend Pston Bin.hamtpa, ec
-Weeru Express for kaston Allentown hhrfl,n.fN NJ
change ~ cars
rfs and but tao changes 81 Louis Connects Aiinus a.
H61hem Central and Philadelphia aud Ehs ROADS "r BIO anu
Oh Es,onA ,,...A C,ynk Wilkesbarrs
Reading Poitsyils Hsrisbutg6c -. c,.I
n m-For Rs,ton Bethlehem, and Maueh 'hunA
m-Fot someryle and Fleninson ,,,t,,oo rrylnst,n
Bpm-For EAston Reading HaIisb9ts tt9Ii ,1,-t
C1rrsFde &C. Sleeping from New York TO "m-H'po''
G:f3p N --For SomeryiHe
T.yJ ~. Ia--Fo SomerglNe - - 80. y PIT, Gus,,ovn
q a. in.-WESTERN EXPRESS IkAiN-f" N''''"' ''''''
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, and tho Ws,t ...,t,
Jersey cry 10 lseuh eteJ e'''b
,ifton,l trains run 10 bergen Point, hlLheth, &c
st. Tor NE West obtained ~ the Once 81 the central hs
,otd foot Of Liberty ~ X, Al NO AHoi ho"e ''
49, 81 '-0 ''''' JOSIAH gTEAKNS, Superintendent
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4 llIIDSiDN XIV En- NM llhiNi%i''i
ROApS-On and afer MONDAY, November ~ lto ulls 9t
Albany tud Troy connecting with Northern aud Western u-' WI"
a M E,e. trin Hudson River Railroad 1mdeihtt shs
Teuoye through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge Mhou
cr and connecting Troy With trains or Saratoga hptAl Dus
10 and Montreal 49,, Mt mn - .o,,selog
10 Al M Kypress and Neil train via Hudson River taiosh eHAs'S
At Albany Will Western trains aud az Troy with Trans p N 49,
II a No. Efpress train via Harlem Railroad McuY ~ tr0n
Ionrhaye connecting Chatham with Western h"loni iy n
springs PsGed &c Albany with Western Tram, hAu Az -" wa
Trims Tor Saraiola ltutIan1 Burlington ana m1ei,A a
M F4fe,s via Hudson River Hhhou
ALBANY with Wtsien trains and Troy with uh' Tor Montreal ~
seeping attached. . =, nit, ...r..,rg a. Chatham
,b Westeu Ralroaa for Lebanon Springs ihed &c 49,
vi,h Western trains and a. Troy with trains hr hl'~lu
Montreal slretlnq ear attached 70 Albany
no m F,ess train via Hudson River Railroad win eent oa,s
.,,,rh md through Buffalo and Su rusion bnlge &
o5 csrs ko srcpng every day excepting SATURDAYS au ~
York through b. eleushnf Without change rome ~ ~,
RAILROAD Connection Troy viii be made at Eai Albany Inns "
II M train Via Hudson River Railroad Win aeegns car, ago
ALBANY early trains i1 buH0 A 0naIehoh "''a
MI Saratoga aud points Nott-
cprdav train viu liufsOu River hAiie-a
- ami stations, leaving hoWiofk AZ ~ I,
M FstnrnGg leave Poughkeepe M2'i5 M arriving ID Ns"'''A
E SUNDAY train VI, Harlem Railroad leaving Forty eoong M y
n =, nd arriving NJ MlcrtOn Al $3.50 Returning leave 'N'
Ton AZ "' "''''''s u Al VANDERBILT. NcsPTcsiient
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12
Report of the Pos,master-Genera

The Postmaster. General submits an
exceedingly gratifying report of the co.,
dition of the postal service. For the
year ending June Both, 1867, the receipts
In this department were $40 978 sos,
which sum includes all official appropri.
atoms for sea and land service; and,
also, for free mail matter. The total ex.
penditures were $40 235 285, leaving
balance of s743,2 l0 ia favor of the de.
partment. THIS sum, it is recommended,
can be applied toward the expenses of
the current year, During the year 1867
the increased postal revenue, independ-
ent of specific appropriations, over that
of 1866, amounted to $3.50, 040, while the
increased revenue for sale of stamps and
stamped envelopes was $783, 404. The
Postmaster General presents, as the prin-
cipal cause OF the increase Of expendi-
tnres in his department, over those of
last year, the extensive land and naval
service. 10 abiding to the constantly
Increasing facilities offered by the Postal
Department, the report states that dur
ing the year 1867, new postal conven-
tions have been exchanged and certified
with the United Kingdom of Great Bit
ain and Ireland. Belgium, Italy, Swii1.r-
land, Netherlands, North German Union,
and Colonial Government at Hong Kong,
to and from aud within which countries
the rates of ocean and land postage have
been greatly reduced.
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have already en- expended on the two ends of
the line, and yet funds have never been lack.
ing With directors Of great energy and imam
elal experience, supported by q wealthy and
powerful corporation, II Ia no wonder that "the
work goes brayely on" Bat still, II Uncle Sam
had not put bis shoulder to the wheel, opened
up his purse, AMI off,red his broad acres, the
locomotive would net have whistled at Brig.
ham Young for long time to come. Bat Uncle
Sans great farm of half continent needed a
road through this Indians needed u touch of
railroad civilization to keep them peaceRble,
and 1t was very necessary that he should open
those great and rich mountain pockets 90 full
OF gold, which nothing but steam engine eould
intuition. II seems wise, therefore, that he
should lend fifty million dollars, and give even
twenty million acres of land, which would
otherwise be worthless TO improve his own
property, and take second mortgage on the
greatest railroad in the world for security,
especially when his own freight-bills for work
done, at quarter of the old prices, more than
pay the interest. But profitable as the invest
ment is 10 the country, 1t gives remarkable
safety and value to the Company's own First
Mortgage bonds. The Government stands be.
hind them, and gives them such guarantee as
It never gave to the securities of any private en-
terprise. We never desire to recommend any
thing beyond its actual merit, but we think
that any one who has thousand dollars to in
vest, would do well to call upon the Union Pa
oilc Railroad Company's agent, or write to
their Office, No. 30 Nassau Street, New York,
for very interesting pamphlet containing a
map of the Ill e, and fall statement in relation
to the progress Of this great national enterprise
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

BENN1NGToN.-The Banner says that
Sunday, December 1st, was The fifth anni-
versary OF the passionate Of Bev. William
s. Apsey over the Baptist CAurch in that
town, and a sermon was preached in the
morning rejecting upon the events and
general progress of the Church during
the past year. 1t was plan, practical
common sense discourse ind evinced
anew the zeal of the pastor in his work
for the we'll being and prosperity of the
society over which he has ministered for
the last FIVE years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

THE GRANT MERTIEG IN NEw YoRK,-
A meeting in favor of the nomination of
Gen. Grant for the Presidency, was held
in New York city on Wednesday even.
ing last. The names Of the gentlemen
who participated In its proceedings en-
braces several OF toe solidmen Of that
city, some Of whom have never been
heretofore particularly ideitjfsd with
the UGi0n party. Among them are A. 7,
Stewart, the millionaire, WIN. B. Aster,
Moses Taylor, Ex- Gov. Hanilton Fish,
Moses GriunelI, &c. Among the speak
ers present were Gems. Logan and
Sickles aud Hon Lyman Trdnaine. These
are all good and true menand it has a
genuine look hat is refreshing,
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525 MILES.

We can hardly keep up witt shis Union Pa
clio Railroad. T6ree weeks ago we read of
-four hundred and rome mills ctmpletai, then
or Eve hundred, and now We are told that the
base of the Rocky Mountains, 81 miles fr N
Omaha, has been reached But tlis is not all,
even for this year. To the summit o the Black
Hills (the easterly ridge OF the Rocky Mountain
rangel is but thirty miles further, and this
point, the highest on the whole line, IS expect
ed to be the halttng place for a railw ~ ira in
few weeks msre. The vigor with which this
great national undertaking is being puzzled for.
ward is one Of the wonders even Of this won
derful age. Over the pl4lns-acrOss the rivers
up the mountain slopes, and through the de-
files beyond, the same restless energy urges on
the wor L, leaving Us no reason to doubt that
the Pac fc Ocean will be united with the At.
lsntic by rail in 1870.
All thsse great achievements cost money, and
great deal Of 1t. Over forty million dollars
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

VERMoET-The Report Of the Com
missioner shows that no internal reve-
nue. receipts were received for distilled
spirits from Vermont, during the year
ending June Both. A proud record, for
every other State except Maine, pays a
revenue for liquors manufactured.
Bennett, Of the New York Herald,
In an editorial on negro sumpemacy,
says that the first submission o. the
question of,universsl negro suffrage and
white disfranchisement to the general
verdict Of the country will result in its
defeat throughout the North IS it did in
Ohio, excepting perhaps only Vermont
and Massachusetts,.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

DIX. A. u tRAD lRIs
Hate City Coroner ard Health Commissloner
of Hartford Conn.,
Widely known as The Sanntouan,' will vlsl'
BRANDON, Monday till Thursday, Dec ?.
20, IL, and II.
PITTsFoRD, Friday and Saturday Deccm.
Der 10 and IA.
RUTLAND, Monday. Tuesday, and Wednes-
day Dec IS, II, and Is.
FAIR HAVEN, Theursday. Dec. 70.
CAsTLEToN, Friday and Saturday Dec. %
and q. o.rx,,,, po11p yvpxs
The DR.. has been the entire past months in
Caledonia and Orleans Counties, treating
DISEASES OF LONG STANDING.
Liver, Lung and Throat D seases Scrotula,
RiTkets. and all Hamors: Fits, 81. WINS
Dance. Rheumatism, Catarrh, Destness, u
nors Piles, DrOpey, Kidney biseast' 81 1
male Complaints except internal Cancers5; II
repularitics, Prolapsur, merCurlaI ana oel1I'ia-
D{seosrs and Taints of the Blood, &C.
Or G. visits families. ard Oringe out ',hrsl-
class" people as his patrons Which ho ''"'S'
ing doctor ever has done. ....s7,,,
Diseases told at Sight Every case conhac'
'iI Examinations. 81; treatment and medicine.
from 25 to Sl5 per month, Patients unaolV ~
cal may he visited 81 home
ALL THE PAPERS SPEAK WELL OF MN,
Mr. Crabire has closed his VISITS mere IOE Lils
! season. He has accomplished what no othet
! travelling doctor ever did lie mas msae 81
visits to Newport since Spring, greatly ihCtea
| ing his patrons each time, TIL, we are assured
| he cannot attend hall the demands upon hlLn'
| His natrOns are Of the better classes anu rs
| MONTPELIER paper says: No physician eve
visited this State presenting such ocular pfoo'T
| of his abilities Newport, w., Express H..
''GREAT SUCCESS greater number tlal'
heretofore visited Little,s Hotel ast wees, o'
| the occasion fthe fourth regular monthly Visl
| of the Sanatorisn to this Wa. Inyahds heSt'
ing of tie great success Of the Doctor us s9
ment, came in crowda on foot, who were a I'lo
and in carriages, and the last Gay 20 grea. va
the demand. that many were obligea TO Ietu na
without prescription. His medicines aG scioSs
able to take. and most wonderfully encaCt ~
in results He makes one more Eislt neLo ~ ~
fall, and promises 10 return in tia fpfhs'
Barton paper, Sept. ). ..h..
"Dr, Crabtre will make monthly visit - yviT-
, principal towns in this county daring tn Oti-,
Ter az he has in Orleans county the past O zoo
months. Those towns where people are :.
slew to seze thisgreat opportunity ior h ne ~,
he viii drop from his list at once, ana aan ''A
days to other PLACES.
SEE CIRCULARS
70 Remember the days. Come early:
W. F.. BARKER, Agsag'
nov5d &w5m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

LARGE PoBKBR.-Lewis S. Hoveg OF
Chelsea, slaughtered, on the 25tl Of
November, a full blood Chester hog, two
year old, that weighed alive 800 lbs, and
twenty.four hours after being dressed
weighed 700 IL los.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

DEsrRIAN1sM In Watertown, N.
Y, on Thursday last man named Ad-
ans walked one hundred miles in TWEEN
two hours and eight minutes, for apurse
of 800.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12
For the Rutland HERALD.
The Transition from Mechanical 90
Professional Life,

NV FRsr FEE.-Protracted sickness
in person and family serious sWindle
by a counterteiter, and defaultlng debt
ors under the bankrupt law OF 1872,
had so hedged up my way that loegan
seriously TO cast about for some other
expedient TO meet the inevitable 'aS OF
life. The military bubble OF thlt day
had brought to the surface a set q men
who enjoyed the honoTs OF hiding
courts martial C), and having refused to
honor their shams | had occasionto re-
sist land In behalf OF others thur as
sumptions Of authority. The selleom'
placent contempt with which thee trt'
bunals attempted to ignore me as a:oun,
sellor stimuli ated my determination to
compel respect for NY right to appear,
as we'll for Others as for myself al of
this service was as welcome IS was
satisfactory to my finally vlctoious
Cheats. But other adventures wee at
hand, and among the earliest OF tim
poor and obscure neighbor, (whos son
have since had the pleasure Of aiding
into honorable distincton), wascor-
nered by hard pressed suit, in a lgiti.
mate court, and my poor services we're
invoked, and in very public preence
made adequate to the emergency. | the
excess OF his exultation my Triumphant
client "shelled out, " and the prompness
with which invested the amountn a
package of thread, as much neede for
the completion of what turned QUITO be
my last mechanical job, as Beeches &C.
QUESTION of the copy OF Burke vas to
the consummstion of his classical
course.
REFLECTION. - While few peBons
achieve the success OF a Beecher n !
Greeley, many like them had beginning
and may still cling 10 future-HJrE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

FINE PAIR OF HORSES SOLD. - (has.
Jones of Chelsea, few days since sold
pair of horses to d New Yorker for
twelve hundred dollars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

Coon YIELD,-Mr, E NJ. Sargelt OF
Barnet, raised seven hundred bushes of
good oats on eleven acres Of liant the
past season.