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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

/ II perfection 10 Mmch II ha- attained IN
these latter DAYS.
BOOK Notice,
King sham anil Oher atrocities IN Verse,
HclUdiag Il, Humorous History ofhe
PMS Ptk Excitement By Lawrence
-Grepnlnaf NeM York Hurd & Hough-
/ ton.
/ This little volume of poems is brim full
Of the humorous ana capital hints at the
current shams of society customs and
classes, partaking somewhat of the order
Of the rhymes of John G. SAKE. Many of
| them have already been before the public
and attracted much attention under the
nom ID pl,ms Of Peter Punever. Much OF
truthful satire Is contained in the 40
pages Of this volume. King Sham il a
hit at the times which reviews with keen
witticisms the follics OF the day and midi
yidual>. "The Seventh Son Of the Sew
enth Son takes off the preten>ion of the
quacks Of the medical profession, which
vuu i,r .afalv commended LeroaLout- 10
pcruse. Gossip The Office Seeker,
Sc Batohcldrr," humorous history of the
Pike Peak excitement of 1859, are all rich
fun, TO which is appended serious and oc-
rasioual pieces, which manifest the merit
IN the author. aside from humorous con-
trihutions, and the volume win undoubt-
/ TJtttiy mvrt wit It frtlp-~stle among those
VINO ENJOY The i"iny' and the author can
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bv Tuttla 4 ca.
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''''','''' - - ~ INV
" ''''' ~ - '" ~ ,.',''' ''o mas oi'''''u
mauuflrturiu. monuments, head-stoues,
mantcl,. and other descriptions Of marble
work. Mr. Oliver Is gentleman of high
character and extensive business exper,
/ ience. whom We can most cordially COM
mend to those desiring ANYTHING in his
! line, Contracts entered into nv him will
undoubtedly, he promptly and honorably
executed We have had recent occasion
/ to.'Namlne at ms ware-foomS ON West St,
several designs i"r soldiers monuments
when are rha>te' unique and appropr-
at'''ahd cannot l'll 10 commend them
SELVES ~ inc TASTE ana good Judgment OF
p"''''S' S''l''''S OF communities charged
WIN 'ne erection oil 'h'S' memorials OF
me E'l'ant .'&.'d-
we are h'lpl l" learn u"'t AiF' oilVer
mas become " permanent resident oi NUT
l''id' ana leeI ne has conferred Il favor
upon our community, by opening such an
establishment Tor manufactured marble,
as mas long been needed IN our town.
TIM D,,cr,,y. Co~,,r>.r,o> III
Passump.ir, Vermont Central & Sullivan
and Rutland 4 Burlington and Vermont
Valley railroads will carry all persons at
tending the Diocesan Convention. 10 be
held at Montpclicr week after next. for
fare ono way
-s,--------
The AscurNEYvIlLE MuRDER-Mil-
Ter, the supposed murderer of Mr.. and
Mr.. Cow;nr, A. As,n4novr;,,. ,.,or oc,o
g,
mas o'e" 'oi'''''eu III au.fahu jan ever
since, awaiting trial. AT the last term OF
the Windsor County Court he was in
dicted, but before being put on trial the
state,s ,,t6rroy d;scovoroa son :, no
~,
...o', mint "' siaiiu jury i'ai D'ei
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

NoTIcE.-The annual meeting Of the
Rutland and Bennington county Bible
Society will be held in East Poultney
Tuesday evening, June I'd. The report
of the Secretary, Treasurer and Directors
will be given. An address may be ex-
pected.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

The DIOCESAN CONVENTION. - The
Passumpsic, Vermont Central 4 Sullivan
and Rutland Il Burlington and Vermont
Valley railroads will carry all persons at
tending the Diocesan Convention, TO be
held at Montpelier week after next, for
fare one way.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
Some Suggestions from II Practical
Butter Maker.

From N. srrngf.ll Eennhll. N.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

King Sjam anil Oher atrocities IN Verse
ucludiag Il. Humorous History ofh
Pies P,dk Excitement By Lawrence
NeM York Hurd & Hough-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
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to four months,

AnYsslNIN.-GCn, Napier appear, to
have done his business very well in the
Abyssinian campaign-all except the
conclusion Of il His address 10 the sol.
dicr, OF the Army Of Abyssinia is in a
style far too pompous for the occasion-a
style which was never the style of the old
English school Of commanders. The ac-
ton Of Napicr's army was confined to
marching and making roads. There was
no military strategy, or fighting, or loss
Of life. The poor scmi-barbarians of that
hilly country--ifuwtvii neither i'itt-s-,fef
patriotism, being in this respect much
inferior to our own wild Apachcs, Sioux
and Cheycnncs, Gen Napier did his duty
very creditably ao things go, but he was
not called upon 10 initiate that grand Ma
poleonic mode which was all very well
after the grand Napolconic Victories.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

RHODE IsLASp-The Rhode Island
Legislature will next Tuesday elect a
United States Senator in place of Gen.
Sprague. The Newport News says that
It is probable that no serious opposition
will be made 10 Gen. Srague's return, as
he has given general satisfaction during
the past term but it adds that there are
serious rumors ahoat that he is casting in
his fortunes with the "Chase movement"
and is not to be relied upon for the sup
port of Grant and Colfax in the coming
campaig2i and although there may be no
truth in all this, it seems incumbent upon
him or his friends to give such informa-
ton on the subject as shall leave no doubt
in the minds of those who are expected to
HSSISt IN his election.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

TIM NoRTm PoIE ENrEplrIoN,-ThC
German expedition to the North Pole
which has left Bergen, is to proceed to the
eastern coast Of Greenland, and there cx'
plore the Arctic regions north Of the
scyenty-fith degree Of north latitude,
The vessel in which the expedition rs.
sailed is called the Gcrmania, and has
been built expressly for the purpose. II
Is Of eighty tons burthen, and carries the
hag Of the North German Rmd, The
commander Of the expedition, Captain
Charles Koldewey, has been instructed 10
return 70 Bergen if possible in from three
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

At the annual meeting of the Rutland
Young Mems Christian Association, held
last evening, the following board of off
GERS was elected for the year ensuing
PREsIDENT-Joel NJ Haven.
NICE PREsTnENTs-F. p. Brown, T c.
Potter, +. w. Horner, +. p ellison
RECORDING SECRETARY--N. V Brooks
CoRREsroNDrNG SEcRETARY-Be X
Chase,
TREAsURER--A. II. futile
ArDIToR-S. w. Rowell.
DIREcToRs-E c. Mason, |. d. Cole,
Marshall Smith, s. French, C. Kingsley
WORKING CoMMIrTEE-G. r. Reed,
c, W. Page, Congregational .Society, T. c
Tuttle, Thos. Murray. Baptist, F. X
Brewer, ", II. Parmentcr, Neth6d,st,: f
F. Young, a. V. g. Smith, 1dcct, w
\. Oliver, f. p. ellison, Episcopal
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

The SToRM.-From all parts of the
county we hear of the storm of Satur,
day afternoon and evening last'as UMPIRE
cedented in violence In Shrewsbury
bridges were swept away, trees and fence,
blown down and highways washed out
the amount of damage being estimated al
from $1,000 to $1,000. On the road be
tween Poultney and Middletown, every
bridge was carried off, and one in Mid
dletown removed bodily, but single
plank being disturbed. In Poultney the
water washed the,earth and filling out al
one end OF the dam connected with Rug.
giles machine, shop, causing break which
will require an outlay OF several hundred
dollars to repair
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

sioner, Taylor TO sell eight million acres
Of land ON their reservation for twenty
cents an acre, payable in fifteen years, to
private party, while numerous better bids
were made for the same by other par
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

TnE WHISKY TAX. - The National
Board Of Trade, recently sitting in phila-
dclphia, unanimously resolved that the
whisky tax of two dollars gallon has
been demonstrated as impracticable and
demoralizing, and that it ought to be re,
ducci Ia a revenue standard.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
The Inreeans,ruc,cd states

The southern States which have moi
vet held elections On the ratification OF the
new constitutions, under the rceonstrue
tion laws, are Virginia, Mississippi and
Texas Virginia completed her eonstitu'
tion and her convention adjourned on the
18th Of April, though an election for It's
ratification or rejection has not yet leen
ordered.
In Mississippi the constitution has been
completed, and was signed by the mem
bers of the convention GA the 10Th ult,,
including an ordinance designating June
2sd for the holding Of an election 10y the
voters OF the State to pass upon the now
instrument This ordinance Major Gen.
Ginem, military commandant Of the state,
has approved, and the election will conse.
quently take place on tho day designated
by the convention,
Texas is very far behind in the work OF
reconstruction, Her election for con-
stitutional convention, however, has been
held, resulting fayorably, aud Gen Blu
chanan issued an order fixing the first OF
June as the time for the assembling Of
that body, on which day, in pursuance of
which order il met, and is Mt present
busily engaged in the transaction Of its
business, though two or three months
must necessarily elapsc before the COM
pletion of the same, and probably as many
more afterwards before the election for
ratification can be held.
In view of the elections upon the con-
stitutions to be held in these States, and
looking toward the admission Of a por-
ton of them TO the Union at the pre-, ent
session OF Congress, and hence their rer-
resentation in the electoral college, en-
abling them TO cast votes for President I
and Vice-President, the canvass in them, |
between the friends Of freedom on the
one hand and the sympa,hizers with the
lost cause" on the other, il violent and |
unprecedented, The rebels have all as. !
sumed the Democratic name, and their
speakers are addressing the voters. both
white and black, with every manner Of
appeal. They are eoaXing the colorcd
people with an assiduity and industry
that fttingly contrast with their former
abuse OF the ignorance and incapacity of
the freedmen, and are cnmpclled!in resort
To deception in order to save these States
to the Democracy, ~ the loyal black
voters far outnumber the whites who have
not, by rebellious acts. DISTINGUISHED
themselves. Until now the freedmen
have been everything loathsome and des-
picable in the eyes. Of their ncw-ncdgcd ,
'hampions, but the latter, no onger.aLlc 1
o prevent the negro from the exercise of
utfrage, eagerly seek his support at the
'allot-box, and publicly assert that hc is
.ot so Ignorant after all, and that he shall \
e protected in equal right, before the !,
aw. In.
But the negroes are not go to he de-
eived- They will not be duped by those
Who, for centuries, welded the lash above p
he heads of their race and goadcd them
n to misery and degradation, They re-
member with gratitude the party which c
ranted them their freedom, a. they do
nth loathing that which has sought to
e-enslave them, and will in nearly every
Instance, cast their suffrage accordingly N
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

MR.. CHASE AMONG THE New York
DEMoCRACY.-The New York correspond
ent of.the Charleston Courier represents
that the Chase movement has grown to
great power among the Democrats Of that
city. I'm fact, at the hour OF writing
this, believe that Chief Justice Chase is
the most popular name in the city. How
soon that sentiment may change it is diff
hpult to tell, but nobody can deny that i,
exists just now, and were he at this mo-
ment to. present himself on Change, at
the Astor, or on the steps of the City
Hall, he would receive an ovation such
as Grant has never met with in this city,
Among the distinguished Democrats who
have pronounced for Chase are given the
names of Peter Cagger, Vanderbilt, John
Morrissey, $. s Cox, formerly of Ohio,
Dan VOORHEES, of Indiana W. NJ. Tweed,
Charles G, Cornell and most 90 the old
Tammany leaders. We quote some Of
the reasons that arc thus driving the
Democrats over to the sgbat Republican
leader for candidate against Grant:
1t is urged on all hands that in so far
as it appears to Le a folcgouc conclusion
that the Southern States are to participate
in tho election, it is important that the
negro vote should be divided. Mr. Chase
will certainly receive many Of their VOTES,
if not more than Gen Grant. Mr. Chase
is a free trader, and what is considered OF
the greatest moment is that he has the en-.
tire banking interest Of the country At his
back, and would really be the best man
to straighten out the iinance, Of the cnun,
try, which first became muddlrl under
his administrator Of the Treasury. An.
other argument put forth by the Demo.
Gratis is that it would be almost useless /.
have one Of their own men in the Presi.
dental chair; while the Senate is. Tor the
next four years at least, tn remain i'll. IT.
present political complexion With Mr
Chase III the White House, it il mite
likely that working majority can be Oh
tanned along with the conservative Re
publicans, mnd that an administration
thus inauguratod would prove Efficient,
and tend to reconcile the various conflict
ing interests Of the country. These are
the arguments one hears now all around
The city, and they cannot fail to have their
effect upon the delegates shortly 10 arrive
in this city.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

BURLINGTON. - \ city meeting was
held in Burlington on Saturday last to
vote special taxes, and tax of 235 cents
on the dollar voted, divided AS follows +:
40 cents for support of schools 20 cents
for the construction Of new frcnen's
hall; 20 cents for improvements in high
way. and 10 cents 10 meet the debts and
general expenses of the village to June
LIST. 1869.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

ltE-l NioN OF THE SECOND VERMONT
hEGNENr.--Thc fourth annual reunion
OF the officers and men Of the gallant old
Second regiment will be held at Burling-
tom on Monday evening. june 22d. Col
Charles II. Joyce Of Rutland delivers the
address. Al state Railroads will carry
persons attending the reunion for fare
one way. The reunions of the second ar,
always characterized by mrth festiyity
aud the best Of feeling, and we hope the
forthcoming one will proyc no exception
10 the rule.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

4 4 OF the thousands wasting away with Con-
sumption, there IS not one IN ten but that can re-
Neit 70 time when 1t was nothing but catarrh $
This disease depends upon poisonous and bu,nnr.
al condition OF the general system, and the use al
strong snuff or caustic solutions always i111tate
the parts already infamed they often ast1inge
the membrane, suddenly checking the morbid g.
Sreuon, and driving the disease directly upon the
lungs, The success of Dir. kESNEpY's Prpw..
NEST Cur ron CATARRH," lies in the fact that
u pufhes the blood, gives tone and vitality TO the
system, while the liberated membrane is clcansed
and healed by soothing applications See that hi.
lac simle Is upon the wrapper. For sale by all
druggists DEAiAS BARNES & co. Neyy Ynrk
General Agents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
..THEGREAT PIN WoRM REM.

ED1 hose Troublesome and Dangerous
pests, Pin Worms, or any other Worms are safel,,
and thoroughly expelled from the system by the
use OF Dir. GouLD's PIS-WoRM SYRUP; without
injury 10 the health of the most delicate child ar
adult adult Purely vegetable Warranted TO cure.
all druggists. Price IS cents,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

DIR. LI@IoS, one of the best American
surgeons for the treatment of eve, ear,
catarh and chronic diseases generally,
will he at the Central Hous professionally
on the 10th and 18th inst, remaining for
these two days only. The Dr. has an en-.
Wable reputation, growing out of his
many wonderful cures in this section, and
the simple announcement of his coming
is sufficient to insure him the visit, Of the
afflicted
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

PEDEsTMANIsM.-A match h,s been
made for John Oddly, the youthful Eng
hsh champion, to walk fifty miles inside
OF ten hours, for the sum of $500 Il side.
on the Rensselaer, Park race track, Troy.
on Saturday, June 18th, fair day and
track, celebrated sport OF West Troy
backing him. The match was originally
made to walk one hundred miles in TWEEN.
ty-four hours, but the hacker of time. NJ.
ter witnessing his performance on Mon.
day last, failed To 20 on with it hence
the present match. This match will un.
doubtedly attract much attention. and
VIII, we believe, be the means OF bringing
large number of strangers to our city.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
Will visit RUTLAND IN FRIDAY, JUSE, -,
on lot ia front To-, Ceu. raS,,y's Rc'llcues

Ia the tulluatiua ~ tAe pye-,ut IwUI. ui tlJ'
mined ambition ~ Mtasys STONE, Nj Nt.Ah
4 CO. io attain "a higher excellence than lad pval
yet been rtaehel M the sl.gial branch a ANUS
mynts With which they have Nean s1 sutet,,tully
identified Ton many year.. aul THE lREsEN
~ their Dlteus D. not only wall-auaUU '1 The pub
NJ, cut r7lIl7i5I ~ rIJT I'T7T5 7lI' Tl FIf1T7
o. Zee unl8fAguuvI,
Prominent nj ttg Troupe aa DO. aynnNalst.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
/ lGHF WORK.
Il
For BEST Wheel, and Carriage Materials, buy Of
5. y. BROWN & CO.,
Dayton Ohio.

Or Spokcs arc rualc of seennil-grow'b Hickory
and art tough ami stiff which are the great r,.5li,.
-ii,~ Tor light work. Hubs not tNycl,d
np GlNc mnr tnll. A trIal
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

u Another big Indian land lob is re.
ported. On Wednesday. the Usage M
ton was induced by promises and intimi.
dation ON the part of the commission.
which is headed by the Indian Commits.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

BURGLARY. = The grocery store of
Morse X Flint of West Randolph was
broken open on Wednesday night Of last
week The money till was forced. but
the burglars, not finding anything there,
decamped without doing further mischief
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
Misffllanrous.
THE BEST AND ONLY
FIRE PROOF SAFE
Ia the world, d thi manufactured by
THE AMERICAN STEAM HIRE PROOF
SAFE COMPANY.

This Sale contains, a. g3iiia. 20 the trc-prooi
qualities Ot all other saigs, The steam Improve
mtHt ,sapboms patent which consists II eOpp,I
I vessels filled With water and $40 placed that When
The safe a. exposed 10 tire, steam Is generated,
carrying oil the heat an. preserving the contents,
I Numerous practical tts,s have proved It's supe,
Hority 10 all other safes, II ha, been burned in
ttNi htrs with NfTFiHy's. NU0 - iNttts IUI.
'hi!as 4 ii1f'lfs, luton & NrfGeUFs Etms
+ C WQts1H'S tifTfb Il hrfd frs 3, NEsssHt0r-
. I,'t, H1s~t, NEtFs, ,Aaats, Morse 8, and n,
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J success, TFsssFtiHg as tgatfTfs HstfjuFsA with
/ but partial loss Of Us nrt-pTo0i Qualltles while
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Entirely ire from dgmpUa,s when m Use
However the safe may tail IN a burning bulld-
/ M, the water cannot escape.
The steAin has no ttcrt 20 InlUrr papers, every
Wllllth ut printed Word coming uu' As clean and
lt5lble as when trst made,
SAFES OF ALL SI2Es FOR OFFICES AND
RANKS, WITH HuRuLAEFRoor
WORK oF.EvrRY uE,
SCEITTIoN.
SARGENT, COMBINATION LOCKS.
old safes and vaulo tnel with the steam i'm.
pr1y,ment.
Old safes taken in exchange ioy new.
one II the steam Safe may lc seen m Rutland.
At the store Of Mr.. L, \. Merriam, whose old
Slie II Az.
late Tire on Merchants Row.
The subscriber will Ill oulcrs mon, any part OF
this state, Applications by mail fur pamphlets
ana any information as 10 ptccs, &c, will rgceiye
prompt attention.
Call on OF address
GEO. c. HATHAWAY, Rutlanl.
GENERAL Agent, VI.
ap!od&wt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

NV TCH SALE-AT MANUFAC-
w tuners, and Importers Prices. A chance
to buy new Watches at half price Everybodv
should send for circular and price list giving fnil
paruculars which will be sent free on appiiea.
non TO sANoRY & CO., is Hanover street.
Boston, Mass. mo1iSwIn, y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

Performances will be given every afternoon 1t
= and nights at x O'clock
Admission so cts. Children Elder 10 % cts
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

The entire Outiit, Wardrobe and PaiaphenahA
are perfectly new this season. and are miracles Of
splendor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

WINDsoR.-Through the influence OF
the Good 1emplars at Windsor the pub
lie sale of liquors there has entirely
ceased.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

JUST Received for Spring Trade.
French China, White Granite, Dinner
and Tea War. and common trugkEry
Of all kinds, Table Glass Marr, Lamps
and Lanterns, britannia Wan, ia
panned War;, Stone Warr, Woplcu
Ware, Table Cutlery, Table Mats,
Fancy China bohemian Glass and
Lava Ware, Silvercd Glass, and Fan
cy Toilet sets, ~
NEWMAN WEEKS 4 cos.