Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

The Daily Herald During the
Legislature.
Arrangements have been made To "a,
port the proceedings of the coming session
of the Legislature, and for special CORES,
pondenee from Montpelier In addition
to the regular Legislative reports, accurate
reports Of tho anniversaries OF the roligi.
GUS, benevolent and historical societies, and
soldiers reunions, which hold their ami
versaries at the capitol during the ses-
sion, The Republication Of the celebrated
Third House Journals Of 1910 and 1850
will be continued. Biographical sketches
of the several Lieutenant Governors OF
Vermont, prepared bya competent gentle
man, who has the facilities at hand for
such work; a history OF the proceedings
and members of tho early Legislatures OF
the State; current, general and political
news; full telegraphic reports up to the
latest hour, together interesting local
news will also he given, Terms for the
session $3.50,
Postmasters are respectfully invited to
lay this prospectus before the people OF
their community and act as agents.
BREAp-ln our report Of the premi-
ums at the County Fair that on bread wa-
| omitted:
Best loaf of cake, Mrs, Henry W,
Kingsley, - W
Second do, Mrs, A, d, Smith, : 30
This was for loaf Ct cake made from
maple sugar, with frosting Of the same.
Best loaf of wheat bread, Mrs, joan
| Landon. , 90
Mrs. Lanion presented four specimens
made from different brands of flour enc
kind made from Missouri wheat -four st.
Louis ; one from, Akron, Ohio, -four, hay
ing yellowiSh east America one from
Michigan white wheat, the whitost Of the
lot Snowflake, The premium was
awarded To the loaf made from white
spring wheat, ground at the Hope Mills
of Ripley Il Sons, Rutland.
Best loaf of corn cake, Mrs Henry
W, Kingsley, Rutland . 90
Best loaf of brown bread, Mr. Joseph
/, Scott, Dandy, Oh
John Iandon presented for the nspc.
ton of the committee specimen If fine
variety of wine made from the pure lnirc
Of the grape
IMPORTANT To DAIHYMEN.-Thoh hut
ter maker, have long been DESTROYS 81
having IN article, which should be ,mpl,
md vet effective, for working the milk
1ut Of butter without affecting the graie
Il the butter, and doing away with III ,
Id and hard method of working by hand
We noticed Cuuuiugham's Butter Wur'
IN exhibition at our county tar oy' '''
ID 10y Norman Porter, CLeuangu mint
y. Y, and who hu, bought y county
this State. which i, an in ~ 'S'' '''
hi, direction. With III 'ProYem'n' !"
IT woman can pack o. = "o'"'F " !" vi
# butter in from 'e hundred pound.
,tes. tho al weniy 10 thirty min
..,.,., :, & is more eHcctually
3ie.r,,,, "a in less time; butter OF
,,,.n olors are 50 thoroughly worked
.-sr as not to be disccrnahle We
,omneni it to dairymcn.
NouCE.-To those wishing To receive
n the benefit of the fifty per cent clause in
the bankrupt law, we will state tha, tn
time has been extended TIL the LIST ct
January, 1869, and petitions can he flied
At my time between now and then
+ THE NEW GoyERNNENr IN SrAIy f.
f. An official notification was received at the
e State Department on Thur~diy, from
United States Minister Hale, saying TN
/ the Spanish monarchy has ceased taoNi-,.
r md THAI % provisional government ha.
s been organized Tho matter is causing
i some talk in diplomatic circles, aud It +.
:. deemed certain that the United Statue.
Il will take carly occasion 20 recognize :, d.
= provisional iunta as the 10 ,fitt, 4,vsr7.
n meut Of Spain, There would h.. rurfi,.
c iu>tic. il such a recognition. sine.
;. Spanish Bourbo,~ were TIN, readia,,
, Europcan soycrrim~ 10 shaw tlrie ~
e pathy with the doiunct rc)cl contr,I.,.
ANCIENT REmc.-Thc old ST.. 30 t,..:
/ at GuiIIori, Ct,-tlc oldcs t,n.. j.,
. America-has been rcpai' ~. ,.,,
e
roof a new interior, - 4 NM, wall tm
the south side an >.l.,
NOV. ,.,l1 r,,.. east end \"" '@'
,, ",'', 'Y' ,uc north side and west enc
, IA. " r''' Il, aud it would seem th"t The
Wv, ' u-a might last another mn1r"
SVr-
i FooruNipY.- Dan Corhr, b@t d,
Is could jump from tho bridge over d.,
If Susluchauna at Tonawanda, Pa, 10 fee
of t. the water below He made tn" lear
but struck the water, on his stomach
r sunk, and " "a seen no more.
!" LARGE YIELD. - Samuel Reed. %
DC Evanston, III, has raised this season. from
y, single seed, nine SquaShcs, aggrrg,tni
!" S9j pounds.
or SOLD ron \ HoRsE,-Comstori,. 9,l
ut discovered the famous Comstork ~ilyc
t. lode in ,<evada, sold it for a hoe~- |
lie was v. or.l at least S30000000
~ IltR attcr. un of oar readers is directed ~ II
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