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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

PERsoNAL.-Some of the California pa
pers name Frederick Billings, formerly OF
Woodstock as their choice for Republican
candidate for. the Nice-Prcsideucy.
MIR r7vTrvs N rTTu tTUyTuUTvZ TTUTT=
sci, Is a Republican OF the Seward stripe
He doubtless defends the President pure
ly as professional man, just as he did
John Devlin, the now imprisoned revenue
defrauder
Among the appointments for class
day at Dartmouth, made by election from
the senior class, are. Poet-IIcnry C.
Bliss, Hartford, Vt; Address to the
President-John W Page. of Montpelier
Vt. The appointments include AN "odist"
and prophet.
A New York correspondent speaks Of
Professors Shedd and Smith, of the New
York Theological Seminary, as those
accomplished thcologians, those unsur-
passed handlers Of the English language
both great and good men"
In a private letter from Paris, Rev.
W II Lord, D. D., Of Montpelier, says
" Ny health is improved. | consulted a
physician here, and he assures me that,
if | will not use my brain for the present.
l shall speedily recover but that must
rest absolutely from all the cares have
had"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL


~ M. S. Beaver street, Albany, \, y.
DIR. TELLER continues 10 10 cOnhlenuAlly
and successfully consulted on all forms Of private
Diseases at his old established Hospital, NJ, 5
Beaver ST., Albany y Y Twenty Year, devoted
70 this one particular branch ut practice enables
HIM 20 perform euTes such as no other physician
can aud his facilities are such, being ia cones,
pondynes with the most eelehrAici physicians OF
The uld World Of obtaining the safest as well a.
the latest Tvmvdlvs t0T these diseases oder induce
ments 20 the unfortunate OF quick and npid
cure 10 bs obtained al no other office IN Ameura.
In syphila, gunuTrhea, gleet, stugtured enlarge.
ment OF the tesugles and sperInatle cords, buhO,
liberated throat, sore throat, tender SHIN bones,
cutaneaus erupuuns, bales, ulcers, and all othei
impurities oi the system, ART perfectly under
uul ~ the Doctors medicines, and have been
tested IN more than 5000 cases annually with
immense success.
YOUNG MIN addicted 70 secret habits who
have impaired their health and destroyed the
Nigor Of their minds thus depnNng themselves OF
the pleasure OF married life, are notified that ~
consulting Dr, ], Teller, they will md friend %
console and physician who has cured thousands,
applied 10 uT I, broken down in Health, now n.
lllCr IA al that makes life desirable ana, man
harry nv rvartvr q r7yyTs EwUTU tint rT,U
dchcary OF the sutlec, viii prevent more m,uut,
description ~ tbs terrible disease,
DIR TELLER'S GREAT WORK, A hook iu'
everybody, startling Disclosure. In, Teller,
great work for the married and those cont, mIIaf-
ing marriage 20 pages fun OF p.a,c,-puCv
ceI~, sent 20 all parts, under seal by man
post paid, Tie single, married, and the manned
harry \ lecture on Love, or how 20 chess"
partner complete work on midwifery. Il con.
talns hunlrtds u seercts never tviarv published
Warranted 70 te worth thpe times the amount
asked for Il, Twenty-Five cents, N postage stamp
enclosed, will SECURE copy hy uturn mail. Ia
Teller has devoted all his time 20 the cur ut tLas,
diseases Of which his took treats,
~ Office hours trum \, NJ, 20 7. NJ, aud
on sunday from 10 T. NJ.
\. II. Persons al a distance can be cured a.
home, by addressing letter 70 J Teller eurlo,yu.
a remittance. Medicines Seeur,ly packed mon
observation, sent 70 any part OF tlr world. Al
eases warranted. NJ change for advice. No STA,
dents or boys employed. AgtU, tins li1J,s , 7g
letters 20
J TELLER. VI. H.
N s. Beaver ,tgryt, Albany, y \.
utyl-lAWsf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

THE USE OF KEROSENE ABOLISHED oS
THE RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. R
The Rutland Courier says we are glad tc
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

KEROSENE EXPLOSIONS. = Kerosene
explosions are so frequent and SO fatal in
their consequences that anything tending
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02
By TELEGRAPH.
IouTI 81 Impeachment,

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realty constitutes nnPe'gh'h'' "u'n>oN,
iir d'i'"'d 'u 'ml'a'h'hi' h'-h crime or
m..lym"mnr "a h" ono IN IT. nature or
CON, lU"nrc, >Nt>'rNeht ~ some iunda'
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mtnt "f h'SldN pr3ndis"l !" inc p"hh'
interest IA> might consist "i VIOLA
uon 4 the Constitution, 81 law, 81 AN OIL
fetal oath, or OF duty by an act commit
ted or omitted, OF without violating pos
i'nc law byahe abuse Of discretionary
power, from improper motives, or for any
improper purpose, Mr. Butler referred 10
the Impeachment Of Lord DANNY, case,
lie said, which went "a great way towards
establishing the principle that no minister
coUll shelter himself behind the throne
by pleading obedience to the order, of
his Sovereign. H. was au>werable for
the Justice. the honesty, the utility Of all
measure, ymena,iug from the Crown as
we'll as their legality. and thus the eNccu-
tive administration was or ought 10 he
subordinate il all great matters of policy
to the superintendent and virtual control
Of the two Houses Of Parliament. The
speaker then reviewed the question wheth-
er the high Court Of Impeachment Wa.
really the Senate or not, and passed on
TTT TTTTT-T- II In I7mTI TTT- u ono u TTG
tricr, on account Of affinity to the accused
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

CoUNrERFEIIS-W We'll executed coun
tcrfcit!ten dollar bill, on the Marine Ma
tional Bank, New York city, are now in
circulation. There is great amount of
counterfeit currency in circulation.
SurERNATU MusIC-We find the
following in the Lamoille Ncwsdcaler re-
lat,vc TO the excitement III Hydepark, re-
latiye to the Supernatural aud its *
posture
Great excitement has been prevailing
/ i'll town for some days past, ON account Of
supposed spiritual manifestations at the
house of Caleb Hurlbut These manifcs-
tatlons came in the pleasing guiso Of mu.
sic 1t was heard at all times OF day and
night. and in all parts of the house. The
air seemed full of heavenly sounds, which
mort,lls could not produce Soft, subducd
and mellow notes. wild and plaintive, oc.
casionally swelling into full, rich Gu
dence seemed 10 issue from every nool
and Granny in the enchanted supcrstruc
ture. Scores Of persons visited the scent
and returned spiritudlids Jim Elan
ders," when present, would become en-
tranced, and performed most wonderful
grotesque gymna.tic, acrobatic or tumble
astic feats, to the sound OF these etherea
harmonie.
Great was the excitement Great anc
growing was the wonder at these mos
, palpable "monyeaattons;'" until one da,
some over inquisitive Jaokanape had tn
impertinence to examine the window,
: and found that minute .folian harps, Gun
ningly constructed of horse-hairs, an,
: placed in all the windows were the caus
l. of these "dulcet melodies y
i We think the music fairly explained
d but we shall not surrender our faith i
4 spiritualism-and we would not advis
Re others to-until some secret springs az
b found in Jim Flanders,.! Jim is sti
N enough to pin faith upon. Until Jill
y takes his final twist, jump and tumble
we shall hang on.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

81 ALnNNs.- The barber, ct 81 Al
ban, propose To keep" the sabbath
hey announce that their shop, viii h,
closed ON sundays after April l,t, lsts.
The halihour morning prayer meet
ng- At the Congregational church in St
Adams, have continued during tho week
with an average attendance Of - to en0
persons daily. and manifestations Of deep
religious interest They will be cutiu.
ued during the present week
PouIrNEY-Wc are in receipt Of anew
and neatly printed sheet published at
Poultney, called the Poultncy Bulletin 81
which our honorcd friend and instructor
Rev. John Newman, u. D., President OF
Ripley Female College is senior editor,
assisted by hi, son George C. Newman,
We are pleased 20 see such signs Of pro-
grcss in the good old town where We
spent 80 many years Of our life, and that
this vigorous journal is in such competent
hands. 1t has good variety Of local
news and an able article ON impeachment
from ono of the most distinguished Div
mes Of the Country, former resident Of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

GIz1AHp vs. BRAGNs.-A good story is
told of the late DR.. Bethune. While he
was walking with clergyman, almost as
full in person as himself, they spied an
other brooklyn pastor, who presented a
perfect contrast TO their rotundity, and
who at the time was suffering from a hor-
riblc attack of dyspepsia. As he ap-
preached, Bethune said to his companion,
within hearing of the third party, "Sce
there, anybody that looks so eadaverous
as that can't have good conscience" The
thin parson was wide awake, and re-
joined, Brethren, | don't know about the
conscience, but Id rather have the giz-
1ard Of one than the brains of both" The
good doctor enjoyed the sharp reply. and
after hearty laugh, said Let US 90;
we can't make anything out Of him to-
dav"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

NATIONAL BANK OF RUTLAND

N ATIONAL BANK OF RUTLAND
PAID Up CAPITAL 100000
This Bank Is now prepared to issue
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS,
payable on demand bearing interest on special
agreement from three to five per cent.
Orders for conversion, purchase and sale Of Gov
eminent Bonds, Gold &c, promptly executed on
the most favorable terms.
J. b. PAGE, President
S. w. ROWELL, Cashier.
July 8, 1867 julyfd&wtf
lust RECEIVED-NORWOOD
q A Tale OF Village Life In New England, ty
Henry Ward BeechG. One Vol. Crown syo.,
nearly coo pages. Price $3.50. Bound IL Ing
fish Grape Cloth.
The great merits of this story as graphic ana
accurate delneatiop Of life in New England Its
combination OF pathos and humor eloquence and
wit, together with its absorbing interest u work
Of fiction, and the wide popularity OF lis dis'in-
guished author, have already secured 1t peIma-
uent place in American literature. Its extensive
circulation in the columns OF the New ok Led
ger has only excited the curiosity OF those who
were unable TO read It as a serial, and increased
their anxiety to possess it in book form. 1 he
book is sold at the low price of 81 so per copy By
FUTILE & CO,
d&wd Rutland VI,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

WHAT SAKE THOuGHT OF MILBuRN.
1T is told Of John g. SAKE, the poet,
that, when Milburn was preaching, as IA
Methodist minister, in Brooklyn, SAKE
once went TO hear Beecher and Milbun
and that he himself relates his experience
thus
Il went to hear Betcher in the morn
ing. and was so carried away with en-
thusiasm for him, that, when | came GU
Of church, ! wanted to swing my hat ant
shout to every body. Hurrah for Beech
err and went to hear Milburn in tn
evening, and l was SO impressed and sut
dued, that when I came out, walked o.
my toes, and would have knocked an
man down that had spoken to me"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

STATE BoNpS-Thc State Of Vermont
offers to redeem 100000 of its outstand-
ing bonds, and bids can be made until
April 18th at the Treasures office, Mont
pelier, and TO April 9th at the National
Rank of Redemption, Boston The pro-
posals must state the lowest price At
which the bonds will be- surrendered
TuE VERMONT GNNER>ITY.- Rev. J.
II. Worcester, d. ID, is Al present filing
the chair of Moral and Intellectual Philo-
,ophy, made vacant 10y the death Of the
lamented DIR. Torroy,
The corporation are pushing forward
work on the new house for the use Of the
President 1t will be built of brick, and
win be a large and substantial building.
Il is situated iust north Of the residence
of Prof Petty
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

\ FENiNN PROCLAIM \rio& .-~lhe po-
lice lately found posted in various part. OF
Dublin placards in manuscript, Of which
the following isa copy. They were en-
bellished with rude sketches Of harp be-
tween two pixies, and the words Erin 90
bragh' underneath
Liberty-God Save Ireland
Brothers and friends Of Irish liberty !:
The prosecutions Of centuries will soon
be avenged, and by the force Of our arms
we will purge our national soil from the
curse of misrulc. What has heeu our po.
sition hitherto We laborcd hard and
constantly, not enjoying the fruits Of ouI
industry, but to support the reEels Of
landlords forced upon our foreiathers by
the English despoilers Of our country
Then Ireland expects that every man vii
do his duty when the time Of the glori0u.
struggle arrives Be united. Remembei
the cause for which Allen O'Brien and
Larkin died on the English scatfold
Hurrah for our friends over the main
May the green flag ever wave over them
When on this little island they may land
may the Saxon foe fly before them Hur
rah for the cause of the pike. which
means the downfall Of Great Britain
Her red flag will trail in the dust. ant
her Parliament laws will be spit on
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

4
S. W. RoWELL, Cashier.
July 8, 1867. julyid&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

am agent for the Weed and Wilcox Il Glib
Sewing Machine Companies. Call nd examine
their work.
J. B. KILBURN.
Rutland, Oct. %, 1867. dSwtf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-12
good time, and arrived at Lancas-

good time, and arrived at Lancas-
ter at 9 A. NJ.
A special train was furnished
there By. President Gest and the
party changed to. tho 9. & q. road
and ran out to the coal fields otthe
Miami Company, in Masking
um county, eight miles from
zar esville, After exploring the
mines ard much enjoying the trip
through and about, tho company
partook Of splendid dinner and
passed then on to GAINESVILLE. They
returned to Ian caster, leaving
that place on tho Hooking Valley
train at 4'l5 7, NJ, arriving at Co.
lumbus at 5:43 2. NJ making the
distance in one hour and twenty.
eight minutes.
The road is in splendid condi,
ton, about half ballasted, aud Tor q
road at such stage of completion
pronounced BY The party tho best
they have ever seen, ,,l.
The work beyond Lancaster is
progressing favorabIy.
The day was one OF the pleasant
est, and passage of the first passen
ger train on tho Hooking Valley
will be long remembered 20. S
Journal, M.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-12

have to say that my remonstrances
in this respect have sometimes been
disregArded; or at least they have
been talked out Of the heads Of
those who'd feltoughU to have con-
fded in me. A few of such have
subseq qdently expressed their re-
grets TO mo that they had not fol
lowed my advice.
Dental science is a blessing to
our race; or may be made so. But
he who would assume so high IL
responsibility is not to be mere
mechanical drtticer. The care OF
the mouth is not safe in the hands
of an uneducated man. A compe,
tent knowledge of anatomy, physi-
Olygy, chemistry, health and dis
ease, Therapeutics, pharmacy and
surgery, are as necessary TO the
dentist US to the physician. But
even he who has these qualifica.
tlons, and is at the same time want
ing in that high sense OF moral OBJ.
legation which qualities the true
gentleman and professional man,
has chosen tho wrong calling il be
has sought TO enter tho dental pro.
fession. If dentistry is to be PROS.
tituted TO mere money making
facility, and with nothing higher
than dollars for a governing mo.
tive; then how much more graft
tude does he who thus enters il
earn, than the man who deals faro
or he who monopoIizcs the neces
saries Of life in times of great scare
ity and sells them ut famine prices
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-12
'-ssS-' H--s+r.r7..-
THE GREAT. VICTORY.

The magnitude of tho political
triumph achieved by tho Union
people on the 81 inst, suffers no
diminntion as additional State re.
turns aro received. Tho States
enumerated in our last ISSUE as
having gone for Grant arc con.
hrmod in the position then assign
tdsthem, with aggregate. mnjorities
increased rather than diminished
In addition wo have now to place
south Carolina certainly in the
samo column, swelling tho Grant
Electoral vote to 20l, and tho prob,
ability now;scems TO bo that Ala
bama, Arkansas and Oregon will
eventually be found to belong
there also. Below We give tho rc,
suits in the several States, as they
appear from returns thus far re
ccived. .. .a .I
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-12
ADDRESS
10 ihe Onion ReppIiicon I'otcrs Of Fai,Jiel.
County, OhiO; .t.I. ....... .,...
RpONs OF FAIRFIELD County UNION
,., p I.9UmfcAk CENTRAL CUNMirrEr

RpoNs or FAIRFIELD County UNI0S !
r -' HS'umfcAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
'i LANCASTER, o., Nov, 6, 'Gs.
The Union Republican Central
Committee Of Fairfield County can.
not lot this occasion pass without
an expression of sincere thanks TO
the bravo and good mon of tic par.
~ who labored 80 zealously and
successfully during the past cam,
paign. ,. .an .n ua. lua.
The organization Of our party
was never before 30 complete
Each township did its whoie duty
Every voter appoarcd at tho polls,
and with determined obstinacy no.
sisted all oncrohchmonts of u dos.
perate and relentless foe, Never
bolore, in Fairfield county, was a
CANVASS carried on moro vigorous.
J and with creator determination
than that in Oct. and November
and the result shows, that the op
position was driven back at every
charge, and the party which but Il
month ago, boosted Of invulnera,
bility, is now scattered over the
battle field, demoralized and con.
fused, without tho power to care
Tor its wounded, or TO bury its
dead. '"" ,, f. H".".
Humanity calls upon us now. tc
come to their rescue, We will dc
30. The wounds OF their afflicted
shall be closed and covered with
the "pomdde of justice" and an.
nointcd with tho oil ofioy, ...
Their dead shall bc decontly in
TERED; but lauuvt .d
'Nota drum shall be heard, nor q funeral note
AZ the core6 IN the "gracegdrd" Hs carryi
Not oashdl disdRaryn u hrcwcll shot
Ger the grave whore tAeiy heroes arv buried.
Slowly and "glpily' wen lay them down,
From tho hcid ottheir fame fresh aud CORY
Won cartc notA llno, and raise not a stone
But leave taem dioaoia thar glpry." nN.
A. II. KELLER" CA'n.
G. f, SnRpFER, See. ''
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-12
Road Notice.

NoTICEIs hereby given, that petition will
be presented to The Commissioners of Fair.
field count y, at their next session, to he held on
the first Monday Of Dec, "A, n. 1868, praying for
the establishment of the following described (:
alteration of the county road leading from
CleaIport to Pratt's Sawmil in said county
commencing at q point west of r ber,
kedman' s dwelling house, situate on said road
in Madison township, and keep upon the north
SIDE OF Clearcreek, to point above the second
lording Of SAID creek, from the point of com
mencment, and there intersect the old Road,
theleby avoiding two bad and dangerous ford.
ilngs;-and TO yacate SO much of the old road as
l'es oetwixt the two intermediate points.