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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

Tax NoRrHFIELp CALAMITY The
Montpelier Journal gives some Of the ssu'
moay received .. Ne Investigation Of the
late catastrophe at Northaeld, on the Yer
mont Central Railroad, by which many
worimen met with terrible death, and
adds;
II i so serious matter, that We have
been little reluctant TO attempt an alb
straet Of the most material parts OF The
testimony Of the principal actors In the
scene, lest injustice be done; but We
think the most responsible must stand,
upon the balance Of the testimony, sub
stantially as this statement leaves them
No bunter to stop the train; no bell-rope
for signal 10 apply brakes; no warning
whistle from the engine; no effective sig
nal or command from anybody Was seen
in time. Tenney holds Locklin RESPONSE
BILE for the train; Locklin holds Abbott
and Abbott puts the responsibility upon
Tenney,
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BX TELEGRAPH.
Ma.hiagtsn News,


WASHINGTON, Dee. II,
The new British minister, Mr. Edward
Thornton. is expected "a arrive IN this
city early in January,
There is light fall II snow hers this
morning
Commander james ), Thomton has
been detached from Portsmouth navy
ward and ordered u the command u the
kearsage,
la the district court Tor the District Of
Columbia to-day Hon, h, + Butler asked
leave To file ih.l II information on the
part OF Admiral Fauagut and officers and
men If the Western Gulf squadron 81
April. 1862, 10 recover bounty Of 5000
for each man, under the statute Tor the
destruction OF tho iorce Of Confederate
vessels ia front Of Fort Phillips and Fort
jackson. on the '23d day Of April, 1892
He said that the superior force of the cn'
envy, heet NIGH, be shown frum the rec
oris Of the late Confederate government
in regard To the fall of New Orleans,
which was fully investigated by the
courts OF justice there ON the trial Of Gen,
Lowell The libel prayed for monition,
tn issue TO all parties, to show cause, Sc
The cour, directed the monition To be is
sued. and made il retumab,e ON the first
Monday in February, 1868, after the usual
publication Of twenty days
I During this afternoon snow fell 10 h,
+ depth ~ about three inches.
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A YERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FoR DISEASES OF tn. THROAT AND LUNGS,
SUCH As Cou0Hs, COLDS, WHoePIS0
CoCGH, BRONCHITIS, AsrHNA
ANn GnSsINpr1nN

FoR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LuN0s.
SUCH As CouGas, COLDS, WHoePIS0
corGH, BRoScHIrR, AsrHNA
AND CONSUMPTION.
Probably mover before in the whole history ot
medicine, has anything won 10 videy and 70 deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, ~ this exceNat
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through .
long series OF years, and among most Of the races
Of men it has risen higher and higher in their ed
nation, as il has become better known. Ih uni
form character and power to cure The various AGO.
tons Of the lungs aud throat, have made Il knoVn
a. q reliable protector against them. WIN
adapted TO milder forms OF dHeae and 70 5oNAe
children. it is at the same time the most e6sctul
remedy that can he given for incpient coosunp-
ton, and the dangerous affections Of the tAyoas
of GROUP, it should be KEPT on hand in every
family, and indeed all are sometimes subject to
colds and coughs, all should be provided with tAis
antidote for them.
Although settled CONSUMPTION " thought
lncurable, still great numbers Of cases where the
disease seemed settled, havebeen completely cured
and the patient restored to sound health BY the
CHERRY PICTORIAL So complete Il its mas
terry over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat,
that the most obstinate OF them yield to it. When
nothing else could reach them, undar the CHE1Ay
PICTORIAL they subside and disappear.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS nnd
great protection from it.
ASTHMA is always relieved and often wholly
cured by.it.
BRONCHITIS is generally cured by taking the
CHERRY PICTORIAL In small and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that We need
not publish the certificates Of them here, o. do
than assure the public that its qualities are
fully maintained.
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Prisoner shot.
MADISON, Wis, D,c, 81

MADISON, Wis, Dcc, 81
\ man named John Rodman,, confined
in the Jail here. was shot and killed. by
sheriff shannon last night, The sheriff
went into the Jail to lock the prisoners
cells, and on entering and locking the
door was sliced by Rodman, The sheriff
called for help, and another prisoner came,
but instead Of giving him assistance, took
the key from the sheriff and attempted
Ia unlock the door The sheriff warned
Rodman second time TO let ~ of him,
but not being obeycd, and seeing the pris-
oncrs about 10 escape, he drew his re-
volver and shot Rodman through the
heart, killing him instantly.
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brow ned.

LONDON, 7. o., Dee 81.
Miss Adelaide Corps, while crossing the
Thames river yesterday morning, fell
through the ice and was druwnded.
CRAWFORD, Z. O.. Dee 81.
Two young persons, named Amelia
Hoodgat and Thomas Shaw, aged eight
cen years respectively, were drowned in
the canal on Saturday, while skating
Their bodies were recovered yesterday.
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ess~ Emerson Bsnnett's exciting story u "soI
sIoepA; OF, TaE M.Ip or Ias JvstATA," has
ius, been commenced in the Nav Yeas wEEGly,
and the reputation OfMF, Bennett has ainady adj
ded thousands 10 its circulation, The Nav Yeas
wKkKLs 10 Acknowledged 10 h. the eest story and
sketch paper in the world, and il seems that The
public generally are aware Of this Act, iof the \,
Y. wsEkLY has already achieved eiryalaaion Of
$4,000 copies. Read the advertisement IN an
other column.
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From New York.

MEM YORK. Dec. 81.
Liverpool papers of the 18th state that
an explosion c: glyc.rine on the 18th &C.
CURED as follows
The sheriff of New Castle, accompanied
by the town surveyor and three police
men, left New Castle in spring cart con-
tanning some barrels of nitro-glycerine,
which had been seized in town, with the
intention of employing it into moor land,
1t exploded before reaching the end Of the
journey, killing three policemen instantly
and injuring others fatally.
The internal revenue officers yesterday
turned over the distillery at the corner OF
Kent and Division avenue, Brooklyn, to
district attorney Tracy for prosecution.
1t is said that Col Wiswell, who il a
prominent candidate for Commissioner Of
internal revenue, is one of the owners of
this establishment.
The great northeastern storm reached
here at about 0 p. m, and the indications
are that we are to have protracted and
heavy storm.
James Hubbs, a young man 81 years of
age was crushed to death at the car de-
pot of the Grand street line, Brooklyn.
As the car was coming out of the depot in
Meeker avenue no was caught between
the car and post. He was taken to the
i5th Precinct station house, f. d., where
he died in few minutes thereafter
The Senate of the Fenian Brotherhood
ut their session this morning elected Gen.
John O'Neil of Ridgcway Vice President
in place Of Jas. Gibbons, who had resigned
that position. This evening Col w. r.
Roberts resigned the office OF President,
thus placing Gen. O'Neil as his successor
at the head of the Brotherhood
An address has been issued disclaiming
in the name of the Fenian Brotherhood
all connection with blowing up Clerkenw
well prison and sending murderous explo-
sive letters through the post office Dis
patches endorsing Gen. O'Neil have been
received from all parts Of the country
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81 The oounterfeiters OF foreign perfumery
pay but poor compliment to the sagacity and
taste of American ladies, ii they expect them to
buy their simulated "extTacts" when Phalon's
might Bloomig Cereus the first article of the
kind in any country-ls obtainable everywhere.
ADf1efon Crescent
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~ u Rutland, -. The lnlAate A"9R hi Aise
District uf Rntlaul
No ali persons interestsl in the estate AZ Aalan
4 WoOkott late Oi Dainty, IA SAID distract, de-
osa-si, testate, uAAh ttNe'
Hv The authority Of the State u Vermont, you
an hrrby notified to spI.aT beloge said Probate
C0,rt, al tbs Probate othoe N Rutland, IN sail
district, On the 81 TUESDAY "a January A u, lss.s,
o. ,aow Gauss, II any yeu gANr, Why eeftaia M
,n,n, in writing. nls,l ia aid Court and pur-
put.ng 10 ue the las, VAL ani testament el saii
I'D should not u prov ~ aud allowed,
Lated at Ru,ls nd, IA SAID di,,ust, this ts'h DAY
Il lavender A, D., lshi, -
lN3N WALLER = Nv MIN 9udsfF
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mo- LIVE STOCK aamKET.
Brish,oa, Cam bridge and u.ds...,.


FEICEs.
hRkf Ter loo liS. GA total Nei, Ii u hide, tai
and meat extra slB Soslt o. Inst quality sls
500 %; soond quality on SOG9la IS thiHl
gsahty - oodSio %, iew ehoioe slhge pairs,
~ s9ft 80, snms II tbs PfaFsst COWS and bulls,
~ D0as a.,
MORNING oxRN .lna.ia
MANDY sTEERs- slo0al5o
COWS ANe YOUNG CAl.NEs tau quality
SSA9lii extra ssOa loo, harrow and dIy $50, S.
SHEEP 3Rhe extra e..
sHEtF AND LAMBS pvr head IA bots, Al -
9S ~
FAr Hess P,, p,uud, IS@Nc,
hlbks AEghtun ~, / p. euuuiS ads ~
2 4t., ealfskins lCsllSt.
rAllloW brighton, Sss'. country lots, 4,
fRLrs 81 cosl IS, country lut., day, az -;Ss.
REAlAEKs,
on I1slins NJ Uar ppart, u the market io, N"
past yeaT, ~ hnt thrp, ha, teea dcCrrs-r IN H.
roeiV,s Il cattle Ut SINE 2uH 1T week, and oi
shcrp 10, whi'h W. account iay mainly by the
dullurss ~ manufacturing anl trade, generally IN
New England, Tho rerip ~ cattle ior lSG;
wyp lo7, SIC ioF l'be, lls,lst Of sheep va lSg,,
i!l,sm. ior 1854 tl,2ls. For several years past
sho,e hal tecn sraroc ami hiFh, bu, the past year
farmers have ~ senerally suppoA themselves, re-
o,ipts a this market have fallen frum sG,.lO in
lSss 10 las7i ia ,SG;, The rcgnpts Of yeals last
ycar wcre t24s', To- tomparo with II, aOi she prc.
Nt0ls year, an increase vi Over A0Ia. The 10
ceip' " h,as- last year s,ry eo iOl, about l2coo
mor, than Ia lS66, The Noap,s ui cattle tins
week a. CaInundlc Wery ahaut Coo; at Brighton
only 30 Western snme q which auiNol last sat
urlay ahout 200 fom Maine aud -ome 40 State
cattle Beside thee, therc wcfe about go kept
over irum last week. still, ,.nO OF 1850 head are
q suall allowance To this market, especially a,
the avsIaae s,Ic and quality Of the sto, X is coz
silcrahly below the average, But such has hcln
the state IT trade m the city that the supply ap-
Icar- 10 h. equal 70 the demand. On The whole,
there Is an improvement, in the market compared
with last week In the unusually disastrous trade
ii las, week We heard OF hut a single pam being
-oll I'M anything over lie. b y, ami but few over
i IS. The On must d. IN good condition 20 bring
lgsc. . y, one steer was sold at 6c, amounting
to icv cent? over sld e,st sls in the country,
Cows. &c., AZ to 10 AMI II cents, while prices are
a little lover than lust week. the improvement
which Is mos, ObV ,ou- Is the tact that the dIoVer
has chance tins week To put m word as 10
pros, whllc last week there nothing for him
to ,ay except yea" and " nay 10 the ofi,rs that
might lc made. Therc is less improvement ia the
market flr sheep, although thc quotation Is gen
,rally lcttcr than last week. Lots were sold al
--. A bot 0f several hundTed western sheep
held over fruin last weeks market, wen forcel oui
To the butchers yesterday to b. marketed on com
mission. This did fresh arrivals no good. lot
were soll from Al, IS 10 s5.oO per head OF from
10 can,- .ar ,-''nd.
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,,rATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

y of Rutland, ~ The IGuhatr Court hg the
District - Rutland
10 ali persons Interested Ia the estate ol caro-
line ~ tunant, late ui hranlan, ia sNid distract,
tIr,ra>.d, tcstate, hhfEflNs'
ii, tie authority ot the state II Vermont, you
.,fs hrrehy notified o. AlTesr before aid Probate
court, At the Probate oiicr IA tutlani, IN s,la
.l,tri,t, on the 1T TUESDAY u February \, D.,
lNiN, 10 show cau~f, n any you have, Why oet'
tain instrument, m writing, filrd m said Court,
and p,IlpHtlng % L. the l.s, snl ana testament
NJ sail lssa~d should not D. proved and al
lowed.
Int,l At Rutland, in -all d,.tligt, tlu, loth lay
Il p,yeru'.r \. u lNii.
twm We. pUNTuN, Judgr.
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Mi r. Ii. Eddy has made fr me THIRTEEN
applications i'll all but one OF which patents have
been granted, and that one is now pending such
unmlstakable proof of great talent and ability on
his part leads me to recommend all inventors TO
apply to him TO procure their patents AS they may
be sure of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed ON their eases, and at very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGHART."
l:wiy
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The Undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Rutland
Commissioners To receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the es-
tate of Mary Ann Farnham late of Mendon, in
Sni district, deceased, hereby give notice that We
VIII meet for the purpose Of examining and allow
ing said claims, AT the dwelling house of A. NJ
trItrson. in SAID Mendon. on the last Mondays OF
January ana May, y. u. 1868, from one o'clock p.
IN. un I'll tour o'clock p m each Of said days, and
that six months from the ID day of December A.
u. 1867, is the time limited by said court for SAID
creditors to present their claims tuT examin-
alton and allowance
Dated at Meudon, Thu 10th iay OF December,
\. h. 1851.
WILLIAM KIMBALL, Comm.
jlw3w ABRNM VI, GIBSON. N"ini = .
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EARM FOR SALE. THE SUR,

i ,.ril.t nEcrs ms isyw iOI s.lr, Said farm Is
situated m Henson On the road lrai,ns irun faiI,
haven TO sudbury, containing neNTN tiNe hundred
acrt- II lanl, AMI all Iarts Ut sad farm u wen
Satrrei and novyr tAling supply brought 10 the
mann AWeiIng and harms near ny. On the farm
an two dNrlllng-huuss.-. One a Vel built two
,,ary, with two wings and Nonl-hOuse attached.
lne other small. we'll built hou~, put mp this
,..a.0u, 10th u sul houses m god rlau anu
well Iainted. lhcrr are ioui lang harns; together
With a hors. tari, ,he,ls, and other outhuildlngs
puuiuft,hl. ami convenient tH sad farm, and On
,nd farm y a larRr quantity 81 WOOD and saw,
nv tmO.r sad fam will Ge,p thrvy hundnsi
,h,,l. ten 20 titt,n hFah " cattle aud tllree %
four hnr.>, an of which viii H. Slld on liberal
terms. and Ion ntlhri particulars Inluiw VI IA.
-ul-.I.'.t .n tie prml,s,
1EIAN puANES.
Benson. Jan. !, lN-. lN3W
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WORCESTER, Mass. Dec. 81.
1t is reported that Thomas r. Whit
more, treasurer of the town of Spencer,
has been guilty of defalcation to the
amount Of 100000 Whittimor"'h~' been
Missing about a ~revA.
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,TArp oP yrRMONT. RUT

STArE OF VERMONT, RtI-
- LAND, .
HENEH q, l.AFHsAt
AsAAAa ANNAh
dEoRsE uklFfua,
GEORsE MAssh, Al. u sSpt. lstin, l,oi
hESlAMIS UREiIIH, irastes,
Action a AssamIsit On COMMON slohsS coants'
A.
Begause the sad Defendant, George griffith, =.
aissnI froIn this State and has not had personal
n0tlae VI the Ionieney u thls suit
IN Is uRpEAEp, That hs he n1tinsd 10 aplsAl
at tbs next term u sali eouFt, 10 To- held Al hut
Ani, sithin aud iuT the uoanty u Rutland, Ga
the s,sond TUESDAY ~ Manch A, u lsos, then
and theTe 10 answer thereto, BY Publishing the
substance oi the llalntlas deelaIatlon, With tins
order time weeks suecessNcly IA the Rutland Her,
ADJ pahllshsd al Rutland, aiorssaid, Tia hast 81
which 10 b. at least twenty days bStlTe said tef IA
u oourt, which shall h. Deemed sufficient no''ee'
/ Aud DAY ther0f u gwen, Ne,
F.w. HOPKINS, tlrIk,
! M,RGIs III, Coos, Any iuE lin,
" a. llVSIuS, Atty tor lFustee, lN3S
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TATE OF VERMONT, RUT-

NTATE OF VERMONT, RUT-
~ LAND, So
HENRY LAPHAa,
VS. County Court, !
GARDNER GRIFFITH,
GEORGE MAksF, Al. OF sept Term. 1867
BENJAMIN GgIFFIfH, Trustee
Because the said Defendant Gardner Griffith is
absent from this State and has not had personal
notice Of the tendency of this suit;
II is ordered that he be notified TO appear at the
next term Of said court, TO be held at Rutland,
within and for the County OF Rutland aforesaid.
on the second Tuesday of March A. D., 1865 then
and there to answer thereto. by publishing the
substance of the Plaintiffs declaration, and this
order three weeks successfully in the Rutland Her
aid, published at Rutland aforesaid the last of
which 70 be at least twenty days before said term
Of court, which shall be deemed sufficient notice.
And day thereof is given, &c.
+. W. HOPKINS, Clerk.
NORRIS II. COOK, Atty for PHI
W. G. DuSToS, Atty for Trustee lw3w
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what maintains one vice would bring up two
shilden." IS cents expended i0r bottle II Mr--
winslow's Syrup when teething, and again, Tor a
bottle Of Ainencan Life nWls, when troubled
with ooli sore throat, o. any outward pain r.
quirins Pain-K,lier will morc than half d. tho
business.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81.
\ furious northeast snow storm COM
menced at 9 o'clock this evening.
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rurAp s,iNp

Not which eoAa the least VsT Iound but hat
which lasts the longest, removes dirt the easiest,
ana bisaehes the whisest Experience has shown
that pyle's U, X. sap Is the artiele. and being
fIes ifm Impurities, y equally good ioT bath aud
toilet ssnd 10 the groer's and give II a trial,
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Aew advertisements. .

A DOPTION NOTICE. BY OR
1 a der of the Probate Court for the District OF
Rutland notice Is hereby given that We have this
day adopted Myrtle May Naylor MINOR child of
John Naylor, late of Brandon in sand district, de-
ceased our child and heir-at-law. and have
caused her name TO be changed to Myrtle May
Fletcher. SAMUEL s. FLETCHER,
OLIVE s. FLETCHER.
Brandon, Dee. q, 1867 lw3y
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1. .. OF .. Fiji = M IF following officers
of Green Mountain Lodge of Burlington
were chosen at their semi-annual election
last Tuesday evening:
/. II. Paul, \. G..
C. d. Wright. V. G.
/. s. Flanagan, r. 5.
c. R. Nash, P. s.
b. 5. Miles, j. Ishan, Trustees.
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5as- my father, an old s,6ienan" says A. C.
Leightonl "has received <reater benefit and re-
lief nom a protracted ga distressing cough, CIV
ing him rest and eonfbri nights sasn Iehnson's
Anodyne Liniment, Than for any and all the other
remedies he has tired"
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e5o Taking medicine to cure diseases OCCASION
ed by deficiency of Iron in the blood, without
restoring it to the system, is like trying to repair
building when the foundation is gone. The Peru
Wan Syrup Ia protoxide of iron supplies this de-
fciency and builds up an iron constitution.
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"a costiveness or constipation, if allowed to
continue, viii entail q muitituaeof diseases. Use
Parsons Purgative Pills in small doses, until you
eject complete cun
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r ITERATION NOTICE. /, HEN
~ RY v. DOWNS Of Benson, hereby give
E. Downs, bis time during the remainder of his
minority. l shall not claim any of his earnings,
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after this
date. HENRY V. DOWNS.
Benson. yt December 30, 1867 lwsw
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CHAS. MASON,
Commissioners VI Patents.

IL have no hesitation Ia assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable Of putting their
applications in 4 form TO secure for them an carly
and favorable consideration Mt the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

Fos FRYER AND A6UE, IsrERMrrESr FRvEl,
Gull FEVER. REMrTESr FEvEn, DuAs
AorE, PERIODICAL OR BILIOUS FRvRn,
SC, AND INDEED ALL rnE AFFECTIONS
WHICH ARISE IRON MAIARioUs,
MARSH, OR NIAsNAric PolsoSs.
As its name implies, il does CURE, and does
not fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine,
Bismuth Zinc, nor any other mineral or polsoaOus
substance whatever, it in no wise injuries any pa.
tient. The number and Importance Of its cures
IN the ague districts are literally beyond account,
and We believe without parallel IN the history of
Ague medicine Our pride u grati6ed BY The ~
acknowledgements we receive OF tho radical cufes
effected in obstinate cases, and where other reme
dies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, Or
travelling through miasmatie localities, viii b.
protected by taking the AGuE CURE daily.
For LIVER CoMPIAISTs, arising from torpidity
of the Liver is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, II
is an excellent remedy, producing many truly re.
markable cures, where other medicines had fh11D4
Prepared by DR. J. G. Arm Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and soad
all round the world.
PRICE sl.Oo PER BOTTLE
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FRANKLIN GRISWOLD, MAN
Il UFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
WAGONS, SLEIGHS, SLEDS,
and Ill Kinds Of work in that line.

and ri kinds of work in that line.
Carnage painting, trimming and vanishing
done neatly and on short notice.
| also manufacture and deal IN Collins, tasketS,
and Burial Cases, OF all kinds among which arr
Black Walnut, Mahogany, &c, both of my own
and T. :. Gilson's manufacture
Picture Frames Of all kinds, plain, waved, gilt,
Rosewood and Black Walnut Tables, Stands,
Desks. Lounges, Book Cases. Cupboards, sc.
Blacksmithing Of all kinds done by me at the
old stand of $. b. Pepper Cheap for Cash.
Castleton, Vt. 5-wly
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Southern News.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec 81.
Snow fell throughout Virginia to-day
and is six inches deep here, and twelve
inches at Danyille and the southern por-
ton Of the State,
The second vote on the question sub
scribing $2,O0O,000 to the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad, was taken in this city to-
day and resulted in favor Of subscription.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 81.
Seven white men and three negroes
have declined nominations for county off
GERS rendered them by the County Re
publican Convention, nominees for State
included
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

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