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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

BENEFITS like flowers. rIc'-r only
when fresh.
Truth which cut, the. ,on.ciencc.
cures the soul.
To the heart that is full Of kindness
every heart beats in kindness
lie who can plant courage in the
human soule Is the best physician,
God loves the cheerful giycr re-
member this, reader, during the iuclcmen,,
season.
Working ana thinking should 20 to.
gethcr; the thinker working and tie,
worker thinking
Our knowledge as the riyulot, narrow
and shallow; our ignorance a. the sea,
vast and profound,
He who has not forgiven an enemy
has never yet tasted one Of tie most sub
lime enjoyments of life.
Look not upon sin, lest it tempt thee ,
taste it not. lest it wound thee; touch ii
not lest it kill thee.
"A slanderer is the mcanest kind Of a
coward A tale-bearcr the most despica-
bic. A noble soul cannot stoop to either.
1t is as difficult for revenge to act
without exciting suspicion, as for rattle
make to stir without making a noise.
They who respect themselves will be
honorcd but they who do not care about
their character will be despiscd.
There is only one thing worse than
ignorance, and that is conceit OF all
intractablc fools an ovcrwise man il the
worst
/ stupidity has one superiority over
wit 1t much more frequently reaches
pcrfcction
Ii one should take the trouble to wish
evil tn all his enemies, he would not leav,
himself sine to love any one,
Man viii not I've truly man until he
shall labor seriously to accomplish the
mission which the. earth expects of him
the plcifcatinn and harmonious commun-
ION Of 81 living nature.
Keep doing, always doing. Wishing,
+ intend TAKING Sluhluu
,,,I ,,,,.r;,,, arc IN, ana nr,ttIese ON.
,,loymtnt.
,..;., .,,,
and II Sau have the ability TO ,uccor, and
( withhold rcl,of. Your religion would pu2.
lie nm inspired apostle.
l,..:,. ...., :.
.,n.h, n"n h.,'.I',n.y, io'lu " ti'to
ness are commonly kindlcd bv uncxpgcted
e. sparks
1,,., ,n;.,ral1o ,,.;n.. ,,;.o;
,.o.a> =, !; ~ l;ta g. " il.o IA 80 Su'
r,nr f,tc t,lJI,. m.L1.n P'np.' ~,
ina,'.a, ,n,. -. 49,, ~ r "''S o'' "h'
by rehsion / mean a steady choice
ana adherence to tod, rs the paramount
OBJECT OF our hearts and The supreme sun
-keF. HIihcTt Haven believes tina
"Longtellow is loved for his fAncies, ten
dorness and finish: Whittier for his hu
inanlty and he'rtiness and Holland fa
ms relIGi"n.
p,.,.h... hn =, -. -.
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~. e u;.h;n,, 1;.cnyor ,i,o,,,lI w.,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

y killed I, hlaekbirds at one rhoi, md
made big hole into the roof u his BAN
besides.
"A child Of G, NJ, Jerome, Of East Al.
bany, aged about two years, fell upon the
stove last Wednesday, burning Is hand
badly,
A man in Burlington who has be.n
favored with triplots-all i,mininc-has
named them Faith, Hope and. Charity.
1t is not stated whether the latter is the
greatest,
A horse in Coventry recently died Of
old ago-being thirty, His humane own.
er, Hon. Elijah Clcy Gland, has kept him
for several years for the gaol he had
done
The Messenger give a iull account OF
the proposed alterations in the Weldon
House in St, Adams. Ii the plan is car.
ried out, the house will be one Of the lar,
gest and mos, convenient Of Vermont
hotels.
The Rev John Newman, d. d. leet.
ures in the course at Cambridge. y. Y,
January 10, on Civilization"
The first civilized occupation OF Yer
mont was made in 1890 by Captain Ja-
cob DNarin and his party, at Chimney
Point, in the town of Addison. Tho fr,,
permanent settlement was made ~ Brat
tleboro.
-Iuder the general head Of "SkvNKs."
and as only fit to be associated with
"sneaks and scallawags," the Barton
Standard commences in this week, issu,
the publication Of list of his delinquent
subscribers,
Town Grand Juror W. ". Adams.
Esq, in West Derby, has been greatly ar
noyed by stones being thrown at tho win
dows Of his house, strange Us it may al.
pear, they all seem to come from the dj-
rection Of Hyde's Hotel, and Hyde WITS
recently fined Tor selling liquor
u Bickncll, Of Jericho Center, writes
the Free Press that be raised this sca,iu
six hundred and fifty bushels Of ears Of
corn, of the Canada club" variety, on
three acres Of land. Ii any of our friends
have done better We are ready to publish
their statements
A Republican oonicctioncr has rrc,
scented Mr.. Atkins, of the Montpelier Ar
gus, with candy rooster, which he hand
somely Acknowledges, and says when
we return from our exploration, at the
head Of Salt River we shall bring the
fowl back, and Isaac" will hear it, lu-ty
Growing as he takes up his march for that
region"
The number Of national banks organ
lied and in operation in this State is 80;
the amount paid in capital is G0,0l2 {;
bonds on deposit, $6,5l1,OO0; circulation
issued, S5,s02 $50; and the actual circu-
lation, 1921, $50.
w. y. Kline, Of Hatley, /. q, for
mcrly of Waterford, Vt, recently made
an entry at this Custom House, Of l,0
head of cattle, making in all ahou' 500
head taken by him from Canada TO our
markets during the present season
| "A rrenol,maa ~, tho name Of purl,an
about 50 years old. died.suddenly in New
port, on Friday afternoon. He had been
at work in the forenoon preparing ,wood,
apparently as well as usual. He At length
complained of pain in his limb, which
continued to increase, followed ty cramp,
and commissions, and death eu>ued IN "A
short time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17
Morning Prayer,

N..,,vsvor,h,r our M,k.rns ...u ,utrl gnt
W. H,k tlt Al'fa'heT, To- ,aIdon ana pa'y
W. thank thes iot lje,,lng-, our Father IN
heaven
We thaak thee ''' asrs''s, ioI health, pe''e anl
yrr AaaT-n. tAosa loy,d ones. Iagl l..l With
r them F.9 2, VI. Al ...., ~, ,,. .,,
I1iai '
Tar "s reach The e''eh' '.N u,''s'-N" t-aH'
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When W enter the sa'e, dear 'gsHs ,9..' H-t
tLrgush.
Iarl la.pu.t.s.,.r tia, li..,t. hi,m Man.
-, rt'ni, ,.,,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

HrRtINGToN,-The Burlington Times
says: Alonlo Burt, head clerk Of the
American Hotel for fifteen months past,
has resigned, and is succeeded by Oscar
b, Ferguson, Of this city, formerly book.
keeper az the American" and late Of
."Fouluat's Hotel" Plattsburgh.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

SERIOUSLY ILL.-The friends Of Mai,
j. u, Atwell, of Brooklyn, formerly Of
Nergcnnes, will regret to learn Of his So
rious illness, which requires the mos,
skillful medical attendance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

ADDISON COUNTY CoURr,-The Addi-
son county court adjourned Wednesday
afternoon, after two days session. The
calling Of the docket was the only bust
eesS transacted.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17
AND SURGICAL or

M II VT y. V = = Y - y -
VI FL +, No. - Endlcott street, Boston
Dr. W F.lAOELtORp gives eNr''Ni'" ''-
tenl"n 10 lis 'ses OF tie eomto'uumIy 'flA'
and all dls't-.s OF q private nature, ln i'.'
seXes.
III. fhd'!l'Id has gained "a .Rlrt''i ''"NlNN
lnr the cur "i tht above diseases hdh any ply
stefan in America. hit great success III 'A'
.ons standing ana diiIcu!t case SA %
formerly considered lnInfahr' J, SUNBEAM ["
Gvihhehu MN |" Sae Puout ~ "'''"! t"e "N""'
sNe .'1l3n'sN ~ has '..,.,'u' .,...
IL Is dtlorabie 10 "ltntss some OF the '',.t
that sr presented TO HIM, where the disease h1-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17
1fAtGN. PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY

NpMIAN1,
I Those Bonds arr the duly au,A.l..sl anu a..
credited obligations OF one OF the most sespous.,
he e operations OF tho American Continent, auI
are ,seurt by an absolute fret lien upon thu va.
uaNle grants, franchises, railroad equipment.
bu,in - e'c, Of the hes, rartioa Of the
GREAT NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
LINE,
cN'guiiaa es-'warily from TIE uaylsabte water,
( Of the Pacific Coast to the hnrs now rapidly
bwllius tnm the Eastern stgto-.
They bear Six per cent, interest r,r apnun, ,u
soll aud both principal ami interest are express.
ly made payable IN United States Gold Coin
g- semiapnual Coupons me rayaus 1.'yl.,
aud January l.', IN New York City.
The purchaser As charged the .e5rued ,utsrrt
from IA, lat, OF tn last ptl Coupon. a. a..
Currency rate only.
This rss,p %; Bonds constitutes one ct a.,
hr,s' sr3 mos. popular Corporate Loans of III.
a,w'ry e'l ,har5ine vii he constantly ds,n
in.
~ ter portion Of the Loan i. now IN q.
Laal o.. steady investor, ana IL /. probable thai
ociore many months. when the Road rseamp'stgI
AMI the Loan closed the Eanls vN hae Eagerly
sought for a, the hisheat rates.
They ar, i.s4yd only as ,lse work reesre,,.-.
.nI tu tAe same extent only es 'bo l.. : Subsidy
Eon', granted by the naf.rruar, "a he rae.r
Railroad Companies.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

DR. LIsroN.-Dr Liston will be at the
Central House in this village, on Monday
and Tuesday, December 21st and 29d, to
remain for those two days only. Those
afflicted with Catarrh, or those troubled
with diseases of the Eye and Ear, will do
well to call upon the doctor at that time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

NnNFNTtWY INSANITY Some l..v1sss
rer.,e h.v' ju.' sroiled 4 very good legI
ra.c Of "unrnuirslahle frenzy" nder
Temporary ne ntal uh ration Carl En-
4 man cuf tho throat II his divorced
wiic fro-3 ear - fHr, ard then cut his own
The woman died the murderer recovered.
and he wac taken from the Macoupin Jail
ami hanged hv neh. We say that this
wss-a clearea-,. on Engleman's part, OF
mental abe B,tion because he confessed.
q was 80 mad and when I be's mad, l
be's tiger. No sympathetic jury could
ask more.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17


lNWoLLI NEW spE \IER-This paper
Published AMI Fitted hy Col. L, n, Saw
yc;, at Hyde PaIk aoluss tous shining
brightlyin its new and tasteful dress, 1t
is also well filled with reading matter,
showing that the Colonel is determined 10
defend the interests Of the Lamoillc Val.
ley. and fight it out on that line,
BENSISoToN-Hurlcy, one Of the three
whose assaults we gave an account Of last
week, died on Thursday morning,
Tile ladies Of the Episcopal church
arc 10 hold a fair and festival at Library
Hall On Wednesday evening December
23l.
"A laboy,r On tho Lebanon Spring,
railroad, icll off the gravel train the
othcr evening, and narrowly escaped
with his life, after reeciyin. some hard
knox
The Banner in noticing Nasby's lee.
turc in that place, SAYS We may add
perhaps, very properly, that Nasty" is a
aatiyc Of Bennington, as We learned from
himself His father WAS tanner, and
carried on the business, somewhere near
Moses Pigc's Nasty" LETT here when
about four years ofagc lie is now editor
md one Of the publishers Of the Toledo
Ohio. Blade, one of the most importan,
political journals Of the West
The Banner gets ott the following A
regular olj-ishioncd "Shirkshire" pre-
vailed in the afternoon and evening OF
Monday, piping it up" until about nine
o'clock, when it sub,idol. The gale was
accompanied by q heavy fall Of snow
which being quite damp, did not drift to
the extent it was feared it would. W.
aow have good slcighing, and winter has
commenced asserting its claims in grim
earnest.
PEE>oNAl.-Rcy, Pljuey II. White has
been elected lite member of the New
England Historical Chronological society.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Free Press communicate that the Yer.
mont Senator from La. ". ?. Kellogg. is
/ fine looking, resolutc. energetic man.
and comes with a srnod racor1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

ROBBED Mr. Davis Of tlI~ VILLAGE.
who kccps q barber -lop ON M,rrlant.
Row ~, Tl,prsl,, .,..,,;r., .,.f las, uaoL
had his no.let mixed wI,iIo l,.y.,s a.,eer
oy u person "''''n "' A'd N'ho'y GRANTED
'oue'i'@'' VIZ, LAWS OH hl-''h@'hc mon
~, III 'h' morning. A'''''" l''- logger o.
oeihg 'h' th''i' and started '"F an oihcer-
While absent the rockot-hoak was thrown
upon the officer ~,grchinc the so,nccted
person. NOTHING heinz fopnd. he was dis.
charged. Ina dav or two afterwards Mr.
Davis accidentally found Ii. n,cl,et.hook
and money. in the room in which +lc .us-
noctcl narsoo had ,rro,-, Il
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

lAWotLLI NEw AIER,-This paper
Published AMI Fitted by Col. L, n, Saw
yc;, at Hyde PaIk, aoluya tous shining
brightly in is new and tasteful dress, II
Is also well filled with reading matter,
showing that the Colonel is determined TO
defend the interests Of the Lamoillc VAL
ley, and fight it out on that line.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE ,,,,,,,.- -.,,.,.,
MRS A. B. PURMoRT, MILNE b, ,,i rehopsa
from Union Block TO Phoenix Boes ~ Ms - good.
Row, has now very os aa oaaiSwtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

CLAWS ruE EuutYn Nwl. Jane.
II, Darrell, a ual,l.1 mon. hta .amueng,l
a suit in the y luI u1me couri
against thob board 90, r,.i-'y hrcyt'uding
his name from tLa voting ltls fer want
Of the state property qualification, s95C
worth Of personal property lie claims
the right to vote under N constitution
Of the United State.
NESoN or Iu,.- The toad, ioym-
orlY considered q, q ayg 'urc TO be feared,
does, in reality, posses venom capable OF
killing certain animals, aud injuring man,
This poison is not, as is generally thought,
soerotol ly the mouth; il i, q sort Of Cpl.
domic ou'aneoUs secretion, which acts
powerfully il the slim ls ahalcl q. tho
time Of contact. noqa, which bite
to2as, soon give vr.aa u. lowls Of pain
On organization. it i, found that
the palate md tongue arc swollen,
and q vi.cous mucous is cgndcl, Smaller
animals coming under the influence Of
the venom undergo true narcotic poison.
ing, sem followed by couyul,.ou, and
death, Experiments, made by NJ NJ
Gratiolct, C,ogg, and Nulpiau, show that
the matter eEuijug from the p'ro',l ro-
gion Of the toad becomes poisonous when
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

Greensboro wants to find man "who
knows how to keep hotel"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders o. TIE
Rutland County National Bank ior tne
I'll he hsld A. their Banking Rooms, in Rutland
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of January next D.
On -, ths hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and Il ociocA
NJ. nEN ,n ZEE: aSwtd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17
Railroads.

EXCELLENT sECURIT.
EaF t#ay NuEEutaa.
IhIRrH-YRAR, SIN rTP Cas-.
GOLD BONDS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

AcclDENTs.-Nr. Frederick Fields, an
extensive marble dealer in East Dorset
while IL store in that village on Thurs,
day evening, fell through an open shuttle,
hole, and was somewhat injured, but how
severe his injuries may. be we did not
learn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

ADMITTED TO THE Bui-Geore, r.
Chapman, Of Ncrgenno-, and james NJ
SlAde, Jr, of Middlebury, were admitted
to the bar, at the recent term Of the Ad-
olson County Court
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

These Bonds are the duly au,...l.gd anu A..
credited obligations o, one Of the most tespons.,
lie e operations OF the American Continent, guI
are s,fuFj by an absolute fret lien upon thu va.
uaNe grants, franchises, railroad equipment.
bu'in. -. g'r,, ct the be., rnrtioa ot the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

AMut&r or BoNE'IN MEAr-lu the
neck and hri,ket Of beef, it is about 10 per
cent In tie shin, and legs il amounts 10
about - per cent. The most economical
parts are the thick flank, then the hri,kc,
and sti%Ang piece, and lastly the lc-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-22
CIaymout BOARDING School.

DUPILS ARE PREPARED At THIS
i sChosl for college, or active business. Lo.
Catiou-thrcc miles from Charlostown, Jefferson
county, w. Va. Next session commences Sep
trmber LIST, isGe. Pupils received at any time.
Terms, $500, scmiaHRually IN advance No
extris. \ liberal deduction will lee mad. vhrrr
parent or guardian sends more than ono
bOarder.
For circular, address the undersigned.
j. 5. BLACKBURN,
Principal.
Refers To Judge q. W. Thompson, Wheeling.
aUg3 uaw I III Srpli
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-22
Purchase Only The Best.

In a majority Of advertised bittcrs important
ingredients, the necessity of which are plainly
indicated, are omitted because of their high
prices; in others, the proportions and cOmIiaa-
tons of the ingredients are in defiance of all
settled principles of pharmaceutical chemistry
others, again, are mere shams, made up of poor
whisky slightly Uttered with alOes and colOred
in such manner as to deceive the unwary and
are so nauseating as to be unworthy of criticism
and to the patient the remedy is worse than the
disease, while years Of experience and trial
have proven DR.. R0bdek's Stomach BiHsrs to be-
Just as recommended, one Of the best remedies
extant where stOmdclic tonic aud Stimuldnt are
required. They never fail to strengthen the
weak, impart VigOr TO the strong, and are, in
every particular, Just what a stomach btters
ought to be. If you have symptoms of Dyspep
STA, take them freely TO aid digestion. If you
reside in bilious districts, they should te taken
as a sure prevention of Bilious Fever and Fever
and Ague, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, and in all
that class of diseases where there is a general
depression of the nervous System, loss of mus.
cular energy, weakness lasstude, want of ap.
petite, faintness, chilly sensations and aching of
the bones, &c. And, as a remedy for female
weakness, LettchOrrhGd or Whites, Robdck'S BIT
terS have no equal. They are prepared with
special reference to this complaint, and act like
charm. A few days trial will satisfy the
most skeptical of the real merits of this really
valuable medicine. Soldby all druggists every
where. augl7-lm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-22
The RadY Renewed.

According to Psychologists, the human body
is renewed encc in seven years. Every day,
every hour, every moment, the flesh, the car.
tilage, bone and muscle of the frame are wasting
away, and being imperceptibly replaced by new
material Health depends upon the nature of
that material and whether il shall be pure OF
diseased, full of vitality and elasticity, or feeble
and flaccid, depends mainly upon the action of
the stomach. In warm weather the waste of
the system is very rapid, and if it is not rs rap
idly repaired by the great sustaining organ, the
consequence is debility omaciation and decay
II is, therefore, Of paramount Importance that
the stomach be kept IN rigorous condition at this
irving season, and the safest surcst and best
tonic that can be employed for that purpose is
HOSTETTER'S BlrTERS. This Incompatible
vegetable stOmaChiC gives unwontcd energy TO
the digestive powers. promotes the conversion
of the food into hcathiul blood (which is, so TO
sneak the raw material of all the solid portions
OF the body,) and thereby puts the system in
the best possible state OF defence against cpl.
demic and other diseases. The strOpg require
il 10 keep up their strength; the weak IL re.
invigOTate them. 1t consists OF the purest OF
all diilusive stimulants charged with the Juices
and extracts of the most genial roots and herbs,
and is q permanent restOrative-nOt mere
temporary eXcitaut. 1t acts simultaneously
upon the stomach, the bowels and the liver, and
is the best known remedy for dyspepsia, bill.
iousness costiveness and general debility.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-22
Holm Chinnman ms Railroad Builder.

Pretty much all the hard work on the
California end of the Pacific Railroad
ia done by Cinnamon. The correspon-
dent of San Francisco paper says the
bizarre figure of John Chinaman greets
Won at every station, at the mouth OF
every tunnel, on the side of every cause
way and cutting, in the most perilous
places-where the snow is deepest and
the avalanches thickest; you see him
high up on the mountain tops, chopping
wood, aud ysu see him down in the
deep gullies plying his shovel or his
nick: YOU see him at his task in the
gray of the early dawn and the gloom
of the evening twilight. There is not a
lazy bone in his body, and he is not too
fastidious to do the shabbiest kind of
work, provided he is paid for it. He
works hard and eats but little; does his
own cooking, washes and mends his
own clothes. He is hardy, patient, per,
sistent, faithful to his employers and
seldom refuses to do what he is told.
He has made himself so essential to the
progress of the road, and is withal so
steadfast and inoffensive, that all, even
day laborers, speak we'll OF him and
treat him kindly. In cutting the great
Summit Tunnel it was found that he
would do more work and bear foul air
better than Cornish mixers.