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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22

the United States az America will join TO
annihilate the State Of Vermont, and to
yindieate tho right Of New Hampshire
The Legislature, thoreupon, by a vote OF
81 to ~, virtually reeeded from the union
with these towns, To this action the
minority presented formal protest, IN
which they were Joined by Lt'6oy'
Marsh, and Col oloott and Mr., Moredoek
Of the Council, They close their protest
in these words;
I'VE do, therefore, hereby publicly de-
clare and make known, that we cannot
consistent with our oaths and, engage
ments to the State, ,sO long as said votes
stands and continue in ioreel exercise any
Office or place, either legislative eSecu'
tive or judicial, in this State hut look
upon ourselves AS being thereby d'soharg'
ea from any, and every, former oonfeder'
stion and operation with the State
They immediately Withdrew from the
! Legislature, and Col, oloott and Mr.
Mored ock referred from the Council,
In September, 1850, Col, olcott appeared
before Congress, at Philadelphia, repre-
senting the party in Vermont and New
Hampshire, who were for state Whose
capital should be on the Connecticut
River, either by the division Of Vermont
by the range of the Green Mountains, OF
by annexing the whole to New Hamp
shire, as shall be found most feasible,
Col. 0lcott did not again appear in pub
I lie life until second union was consum
mated with these and other towns, thirty
five in all, in New Hampshire, in ISL
This last union was also short lived Oh
the 10th of Jan, 1889, the matter having
been discussed from day TO day, in com
mittee Of the whole, the Governor in tn,
chair, the legislature, without division
resolved to dissolve the union, and I,
apply to Congress for admission 70 IN,
Union on the terms indicated by rcsolu
tons of Congress
In 1852, he was elected Judge Of III,
Supreme Court of Vermont, and was re
elected in liS3 and 1854, and still remained
a member of the council during each O
these years.
In 1890, he was elected Lieutenant
Governor, succeeding Joseph Marsh, AM
was reelected in 1890, 1891, 1192 an,
1898.
! In 1890, he received the honorary i,
gree of Master Of .lrs, from Dartmouth
College, and was member Of the Boar,
of Trustees of that College from l1s
until his death.
Gov Olcott died nj Norwich, in SCI
TENDER, lS0S, in the ~cvcnty-,iNth year ,
his age.
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RENEWAL OF THE RECIPROCITY TREA-
Ty.-So many contradictory statements
have appeared regarding the position of
the question Of trade with the provinces
of British North America and settle
ment Of the fisheries disputes and free
navigation of the st. Lawrence, that il
was considered proper to obtain correct
information upon the subject. The mat
ter stands thus: Mr.. Thornton, the Brit.
/ ish minister at Washington, addressed /
note TO Mr.. Seward in July last, calling
| his attention to the distressed condition
of the people of Nova Scotia, in conse'
quence of their exclusion from our mar.
kets, consequently upon the termination
of the reciprocity treaty, and asking him
| to enter into negotiations. Mr.. Seward
referred Mr. Thornton's communication
to Mr. McCulloch, Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, who replied that, the treaty having
been abrogatcd by the legislative branch
of the government, he considered that il
would not be advisable to RESUME
negotiations until Congress should Civ
some intimations of its desire that the,
should be reopened, and at the same tim
expressing his lMcCulloch's) opinion tina
it was for the interest of the UniteC
States that the question of trade with tn
British provinces should be adjusted il
Some definite manner.
This correspondence was sent by MI
Seward to the committee OF ways an
means Just before the July adjournment
In reply to an inquiry by members of I'll
committee of ways and means, Mr., Sew
ard informed them that he was ready
open negotiations for new reciprocit
treaty, whenever the committee shout
refer the subject to him, Messrs Hope
Allison, Logan, Maynard, Brooks an
Niblack, of the committee agreed to maj
such report, and Gen. Schenck was vii
ing that it should be made. Mr.. Gri
void was absent, The adjournment =
Congress, however, took place so ear
that there was no opportunity of settir
a report before the house, and hence u
matter goes over until the reassemblir
: of Congress, with the knowledge that d
committee Of ways and means are near
unanimous upon the subject, and that Nj
. Seward will open negotiations as soon
z the committee are enabled to report.
In the Senate the question has al
i, been referred to the committee on forei!
, relations, and it is known that the cha
man. Mr.. Sumner, is strongly in favor
d negotiations.
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cuRIsrApoR uAs Thrown

The great European Chemrsts into the shale
He has accomplished what they have css'yci in
vain. HIS Hair Dye changes in a moment r,dr
gray or white hair, to a black or brown thai Ma
turc cannot transcend.
CHRIsTADORs HAIR PRESEiiyATlNF.
Mark the particulars in which the superiority
Of this preparation consists First, u pJr' Mt,
the hair from falling ont second, 1t stimulates
the vegetative power OF the roots ill'ri, " Pre-
vents the formation of scuri and dauaruh fourth,
It imparts wayy curl 10 straight hair nt'h, At
prevents grayness sixth, it couier- SILKY lustrg
on every trcss; seventh 1t renders the hrr.oa e>-
Ihle that it lies smoothly ia any Iatlu'f~- ltee-
ton eighth, it reyiyts The torpid s,-sai.ut thf
scalp, and stimulating them 20 reproduction.
Sold by druggists and applied by aii hair dress
ers. Mandatory NJ. 6 Maiden Lana. runal-
pal depot No. Aston Hrls,. oe,,,JAwIm.
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ONE ,, OF THE BEST INVEST
~ MkNIs.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONHs OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
$50 MILES coMpLETFn.

A limited amount OF the First Mortgage Hond,
Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company arc oil
tered TO the public, as one 81 h' safest aud most
profitable investments,
|, They are a first mortgage upon tLr Longest
and mos, important railroad in the county,
:, by law they can b issued 70 the Company
only as ID, mad Is eompetei, 50 that they always
rcpgeseut a real value,
s, Their amount is limited by act at Congress
70 Hly Million Dollars on the entire Pacific line,
or An Average ot less than $4,000 Per mile,
/ l. Hon. 4, ID, Morgan, OF the United States
senate, and Hon. oakes Ames, Of the United
States House Of Representatives, are the trustees
ior the eondholders, to that all their interests
are protected.
! S. Five Government Directors, appointed by
the President 81 the United States. are RESPONSE
BILE to the country for the management ot its AZ
fans.
G lbee United States Commissioners mus,
certify that the road is well built AMI equipped.
and in all uspcets tirst-elass railway, before
any bonds can be issued upon Il,
| :; The United States Government lends the
Company its own bonds To the same amount that
the company issues, for which II takes a second
mortgage as security,
nation Of l2,soo acres OF land TO the mile, lying
upon each side OF the road.
., The bonds pay six per cent. in gold, aud the
principal is also payable in gold,
TO-, The earnings nom the local or way business
were over Four Million Dollars last year, which.
after paying operating expenses, was much more
than sufficient 10 pay the interest. These earn
: ings will be vastly increased on the completion
OF the entire line IN lsG9.
H. No political action can reduce the rate OF
Interest. II must remain for thirty years SIX
par cent per annum in gold, now equal 10 be-
tween eight and nine per cent. in currency. The
principal is then payable in gold. II bond, wltk
such guarantees, were issued by the Goyernl4sa ut .
its market puee would not be less than from 60
10 % Per cent. premium. As these Lsuds ar
issued under Government authority and super
vision, upon what is very largely Government
work, they must ultimately approach Govern
ment priJcs. No other corporate bonds axe made
T So secure.
~. The Issue will soon be exhausted. Thr
sales have sometimes been halfa million day,
and nearly twenty millions have already been
sold. About ten millions more may be offered.
Il Is no, improbable that at some time not El
; distant all the rym tindtr Of the bond, the com
pany can issue wlll be taken by some eoIabina
tion of capitalists and withdrawn from the I.s.
= kct, except at a large ulyane,. IN, hong timr
: the high gold interest, aud the perfect >ocu.ity
Z must make these bonds very valuable ior rNpnrt.
J . All the predictions which the officers Of this
+! Company have made in relation 10 tAr progress
% and business success Of thor enterprise, OF IA,
value and advance IN the pucn Of thor securities.
have been move than confirmed, and th,y thgr,-
re etlrrpsf that rtrffp- who Ga.jro Ia trypSf IA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22
PERMANENT CURE FOR CATARRH
WONDERFUL. DISCOVERY

II you have an offensive discharge from the
head, uosirils DISTRACTED or dry partial loss OF
hearing or smollingi pain over the eyes; or
substance sticking in the throat, affecting the
voice, get DR.. Kennedy's "Permanent Cure foi
Catarh.' II completely graduates all OF IN
above symptoms Of this loathsome disorder, and
is curing thousands who had become discouraged
with using snuff, and oaustie solutions, Thu
wonde Iiul remedy is sold BY all druggists, AM
is warranted 10 cure any case OF Catarrh moi
complicated with other disease John I, Henry
successor to Demas Barnes 4 Col, 81 Park Row
New York, Sole Agent.
Persons sending - and history OF their cas-
TO Or. A, ;, kennedy, Auburn, n, u, will r.
oeiye his personal attention, and the Remedy
expressly adapted TO their condition, will be sen
by return mad, postage paid, octlSdsw6w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22
TIE SCIENCE OF LIFE

OK ALTON,
a new medical book, the hest IN the world,
written by DIR, A. II. Hayes, who has bad more
experience in dealing with diseases treated upon
in this book than any other living physician IL
treats upon the errors OF youth premature decline
OF manhood, seminal weakness aud all disra>, :
and abuses OF the gere-atiye organs, II contains
500 pages bound IN cloth, illustrated viii hvpti-
full engrayings.
"This Is no quack doctors cheap ADVERTISING
pamphlet, but truly scientific and popular
treatise by one Of the most learned and popular
physicians of the day. Ii the young and middle
aged would avoid mental depression, all nervous
diseases, premature decay and death, let them
read DIR. Hayes popular medical work entitled
The Science OF Life. Medical and Surgical
Journal.
Sent by mall securely scaled, on receipt of price,
only 81 in extra Morocco, 81, Address The
author, Nj. Bulfneh street, Boston Opposite the
Revere House.
n. Is DIR, IL. can always he consulted m the
strictest confidence, lnylolaOle secresy aud GER
tain relief maygd&Wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22
JAcKsoN's cArARRH SNUFF AND

A dehehthll aud pleasant remedy IN tatarTh,
Headache, Had Breath, llOarseneSs, Asthma,
bronchitis, Coughs, Deainess, &c, and all dlsof-
deTs resulting ium tolds IA
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL DREAMS,
. This remedy dos not "hry Up cataTIh but
I4OosENs Il; flvrs the head OF all extensive
matter, quickly reno, ,ir lial Breath and Head
ache, allays and so0ths the burning heat IN
CatarIh IL 50 mild and agreeable In It's ELECTS
that It positively ,,,,
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZiNa'
Asa TToehe Powder, Is pleasant Ia the taste,
and never nauseates; Whrn swallowed, instantly
gives 10 the Thnnat and Vocal uEans
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS
AND COMFORT
Is the best Voice TlAlc in the world, Try H.
Safe, Reliable and only s. Cents,
sold BY Druggists, OF mailed tIee, address
COOPER, WILSON a CO, iroprs,
Philadelphia
Wholesale Agents, @, c, Goodwin 4 Co, Rust
Bros, a lind, NJ. : burr a Co., Weeks 4 Potter
Boston Henry 4 Co, Burlington, VI,
A. retail by / nlggists everywhere.
octlil&wlm
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ordered him 10 report to the commanding
General Of the department oil Missouri.
Capt. John L, Blaine, military s'o'eAesP
81 in the quartermaster's department has
also been ordered TO duty in the depart
ment Of Missouri,
The subject Of the request o. 'ooV'
Roreman az West Virginia, for troops to
maintain the peace at the State and Pre-
.idential elections. having been fully con-
,idercd by the authorities in Washington
a portion Of the l2th Infantry, stationed
in that city, has been ordered duty in
that State,
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

i iript Court OF the United States. For the Dis
tligt OF Vermont
In tho matter Of Samuel P, Williams, bank
upt.
Nouca j. hereby given that petition has been
Rutland, IN said District, duly declared bank
rIpt under the Act of Congress OF March ,, 1867,
ion u dl,, barge and certificate thereof, fIom all his
debts and other claims provablc under said Act,
and that on the 3,h DAY ot November ls6o at 10 o.
glo.S m, before the lion b y. smallcy, Judge of
said Count. a ms Chambers IN the city OF Bur
lin.tou, i, assigned for the hearing OF the same,
when aud whore all creditors who have proved
their de hts and other persons in interest, may at
tend and show cause, II any they have, why the
PRAYER of sli1 pctitiOne should not be granted.
T. The second and thIra meetings OF creditors viii
be- held ut uc',amo time and place.
Dated at Burlington, On the 10th day Of Oc-
tohrr. lNfs.
Bwiw b. b. SMAILEY, Clerk.
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"ro OMNEEs "a HONsEs.

need not be. Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Liza
ment, in pint bottles, price or dollar will posi-
lively cure every case If given according 10 the dI-
rcctions, when first taken. Il is warranted -uIie-
nor to anything else Tor cuts gals, sprains, old
sores, swelling g aud sore throat. Ii is No new
remedy, but Of q years standing, ana approved
by the first horsomcn in the country. Col ph!o
p. Bush, of the jerome Park Course, has used Ii
fur years, and recon mends it to his friends. Or
ders are constantly received for it, from the Rae
ing Stables in England. 1, has stood the test ot
time no one has ever tried II but continues Its use
Recoucct to got DIR. Tobias Nencticn Horse Lint
ment in punt bottles, and take no other, sod by
T the Druggists and Store keepers throughout The
/ United States. Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
ortl5dNwlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22

4 WELL. MsRlTEp ARTICLE,-In the
Troy Press. Of October 9th, democratic
paper, we find the following article upon
Hon. Horace Greeley, the honored and
veteran editor of the New York Tribune
Hon Horace Greeley was at the Troy
House last evening, en- route for Salem,
where he is to address an agricultural fair
We never saw this eminent man and dis
tinguished patriot looking better in all re-
spects His honest countenauce absolutely
beamcd almost lambert with spruce come
illness and blooming radiance, and his
presence in the house was of itself an all
diffusing JOY. No man of this century
has excited a more benefcent influence
upon the literature of America, and a
more powerful though not always wise,
considerable, and healthful authority in
the politics Of this continent than Mr..
Greeley, and when the party asperities of
the hour shall have become diminished
and softened with the lapse of time. il will
be found that this age owes quite as much
| to this great citizen, for its mental state
illness, as to any other one source He is,
aside from his political polemics, an i'm
mortal credit TO his age and time, while
the Art of Printing in any age or cline,
has never had so illustrious an exponent
since the days of Benjamin Franklin.
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NOTHING STRANGE.

Ifyou are using or intend TO use lime, remem-
Der that, that made by w. r. NORRIS, at his
new works, in Fort Ann, n, Y, is the whitest,
strongest, best in every respect, and the cheapest
by twenty-five per cent? that is made anywhere,
Every worker OF lime that has used it says so
the chemist that has analysed 1t says so; and
every one that knows anything about 1t says so
and they all tell the truth. Buy 1t and try 1t II
is for your interest TO do so: it is for sale at the
works near Dewey's Bridge, Fort Ann, n. Y, in
any quantity, irom bushel TO cargo, II car
be delivered at any point on the Champlain Cana
or Lake, or on the Il. s. $. h. r., and connecting
liens AT small expense. sept?2dtf
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AGENTS. AGENTS.
4 GENT

y Wantcd-Iadtcs and Gentlemen in every
town aud ,i'y m the United States, TO act as
Agents tor AUSTIN * cos
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE.
W. are now selling great variety OF rich and
valuable goods, consisting OF dry goods, gold and
silver watches, carpets, furniture, silver plated
ware cutlery. tine lcwelry, sewing machines, etc,
comprising nothing but useful articles wanted in
every family, i1r one Dollar sach, which cannot
D., purchased in any retail store Tor twice that
sum.
our inducements TO agents are greater than any
other house IN the trade, send for descriptive
checks IN Clubs OF 10 tor 81, 80 tor -, So ior s.
larger ones in the same ratio. Circulars giving
full information, sent free OF charge. Parties de-
sirbu, uf u,riug as agents will send in clubs and
receive Ia return for the same, dress patterns,
wuo, blankets gold or silver watch wooden carpet,
sewing mIeluuo, web OF cotton, and various other
valuable articles, in proportion to the size oi the
club
y. B.. We do not invest all our capital in lashy
half column advertisements, like some other
houses IN TINS trade, but give our customers q
large amount Of goods for their money instead.
Address, AUSTIN 4 CO.,
4lw4t lUG summer street, Boston, Mass.
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A PERMANENT TONIC.


Every one at times feels the necessity OF samc-
thing to tune up the system depressed b. mental
or bodily exhaustion. AT such times let every
one, instead of taking alcoholic or medicinal slim
ulants reinvigoratc his debilitatea system by the
natural tonic elements of the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
or Protected Solution of the rrotoNide OF lion,
which vitalizes and enriches the blood by supply
ing it with its life element, iron
Being free from alcohol in any form, its energiz-
ing effects are not followed by corresponding re-
action, but are permanent, infusing strength.
vigor and new life into all parts of the system and
building up an iron constitution.
VIM. c. Sterling, Esq, OF Poughkeepse, n. y,
says:
"Snce taking the Peruvian Syrup feel better,
my strength is improved, my bowels are gular,
my appetite first rate.
There is an old physician in this city, older
than am who has been in the drug business ion
40 years. who has used the Syrup for three months,
and gives it as his decided opinion that it is the
best Alternative tonic medicine he ever knew"
For dyspepsia, debility and female weaknesses,
the Peruvian Syrup is specific. A 81 page
pamphlet sent free. The genuine has " Peruvian
Syrup" blown in the glass.
Up. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. Sc Dey st. New-York.
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-Swineys& Lewis, of NcTrennes, have
sold their furniture factory TO Wallace =.
Holland.
Tho strawberry bed of Mr. Dana
Pierce, of Woodstock, has commenced
yielding second crop.
-IIcrrick Stevens OF Leicester has been
elected Director of the Vergennes National
Bank, in place of VIM. T. Parker, de-
ceased.
G. H. Scott, Esq, of vergennes, ht,
been appointed Register of Probate for
New Haven distriet,jn place of l.. Meador,
deceased.
A party Of six gentlemen from Man
chester, returned lately from weeks
hunt in the woods of Northern New York
having killed seventeen deer.
The widow Of Deacon Reuben Stow
ell,of Windham,aged - years, on the llth
inst, spun days work on large
wheel, and finishing at / o'clock, helped
entertain company until Top, m
Mr. II. NJ. Stone, Of Swanton, raised
from one. pumpkin seed this year II
pumpkins which weighed as follows 30
+ 81, 50, 3Ot, 50, 96!, 81, IS, 80, 205
Totol, 316 lbs,
; We understand that Mrs. Dillon, Of
St Adams, has recently been fined ST..
Il i
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B1-Tweuty-lye years practice in the Treat
meut OF Diseases incident to Females, has placed
DR.. Dow at thchcad Of all physicians making such
practice a speciality, and enables INN TO guarantee
a speedy and permanent cure IN the worst cases
Nj letters for advice must contain 81. Ollce,
No Eulicott Street, Boston.
y. h. Board furnished TO those desiring to ~
main under treatment,
Boston, july. lStS. 2S.wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22

GRACE's CELEBRATED sALvE. :


We are constantly hearing favorable reports
from those who have tried this remedy. Amy
Anthony, wife of Mark Anthony, of this city, and
living at No. Locust street. afflicted with felon
on the finger was recently induced to make trial
of the Salye. Almost instantly she experienced
relief from the pain, which had been almost unen-
durable. Every other remedy but this proved
unayailing. Those who have tried it once are
satisfied Of its merits, and nothing will induce
them to be without supply.-Fsll River News.
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\ BEAUTIFIER 'as is A BEAUTIFIER.
READ-READ
,.llns, Marnzine for Sent

Ladies' Magazine for Sept
Henry R. Costar, of No. 10 Crosby STREETS
said TO be out with Beautiher that eolipses
anything ever known in this line. The Ladies
are wild with delight One Lady says, Il know
it's right and pointed to a skin as fresh, soft,
and delicate as a child. Another Lady said III
it cost $40. 90 bottle, I'd have it and another
Away with all hurtful cosmetics, and give me
only
"C0sTAR'S" Bitter Sweet and Orange Blossoms.
1t gives Beauty to the Complexion, Rosy glow
to the Cheeks, Ruby tinge to the Lips, and hap
piness complete.
~ Beware of all worthless limitations.
All Druggists in Rutland sell it.
One bottle, 81 90; three bottles, t2.00,
Or address "Costar," No. 10 Crosby St., MY.
"COSTAR'S" STANDARD PREPARATIONS
are
"COSTAR'S" Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminators.
"COSTAR's" Bed Bug Exterminators.
"C0STAR's" tonly pure Insect Powder.
Only Infallible Remedies known.
Is years established in New York.
1000 boxes and TASKS manufactured daily.
All Druggists in Rutland sell them.
Beware of spurious limitations.
k1-s 81 sizes sent by mail on receipt Of price.
81 A. pays for any three 81 sizes by Express.
Address
HENRY r. CosTAR,
10 Crosby St., N Y.
~ Ssld by +. FEM s CO., Rutland, Vt.
III And at Wholesale in all the Cities and
large towns in the United States.
iulylsd&wly
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Of the city Of New York, No. $50 Hloalea!
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. DOLLARS.

oA we Nllg VI -NtN VI A'H. H"'H l'4HAt't'N
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED ET THE sTArr.
Darius r. Mangan, President, james MeTell
Secretary.
Receives Deposits and allows foug par per cent.
interest all Daily Balances, subject 70 Check al
Sight. Special deposits for six months, or more,
may be made at five per cent. The Capital Of one
million dollars IL divided among over 500 Snare
holders, comprising many gontleme, ct tuge
wealth and financial experience, who He also per-
sonally liable TO depusitors for all Obligations oi the
Company TO double the amount of their stock
AS the National Trust Co. receives e,osits IN
large or small amounts, and permits them to 0e
drawn as a whole or in part by Check at Sight
and without Notice, allowing interest on al
daily balances, parties throughout the country
can keep accounts in this institution with special
advantages of security, convenience and profit.
junel6dSwGm.