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

ten, W, I sherman assumed COM
mand of the military department ii d,
East, a. sueces,aF To- Gen Meade
The large manufacturer, in Murri,auna,
as Ia Other towns in the country have
been' and are dischargins all or most men
employed hy them, owing To the fact that
there Is uo market ior manufactured
goods, Al the Mott Ir,u works in Mott
Haven, where Isl men are usually kent
At work, there are now only about % men
employed, An inventory is now being
taken and the p"prictor- are in hopes
that in ohout two week, thrv will he aide
10 gave employment 20 all the men who
have families who have ley1 employed in
that establishments
The Rotrl oiCoun linen a-c at it. meet,
ing this T. NJ After ,ome discussion
they adopted ordinance flr granting city
Licences for the sale Of liquors passed hy
the board Of aldermen al it, last meeting
The three men arrested SATURDAY.
night on suspicion of having robbed the
messenger Bank OF the Statrai New York,
Of chcek>,o ON the 18Th inst, varrthi,muru.
ing confronted with the hwk messenger
and several person, who vjnc,,>l the
'futHc aud two Of them w,rr identified.
and will hc h,ll t,r tie action If the
court,.
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4 GOlDEN DAY

mas dh"nci for all who desire to rc-ume IN agr
one oil the most glorious gifts Of youth the mag
hifcsht black OF brown tInge which renders the
mar an irr'~isabe element of personal attraction.
INSTANTANEOUS BEAUTY
spnnls fronlthe application OF but one hair dye
IN the world That chemical elixir contains the
vital principle and the coiorins matter with whhh
nature nourishes the most beautiful 4 III. silken
fabrics whervwith she adorns the
HEADS OF HER FAyoRTTHs.
Need II be sad that this wonder of civizatisn il
6RISTAD0R0s HAIR DYE
the most genial, Wholesome and certain DTFTara.
hon Of its kind in the whole universe >qanut,c.
tured by J. CRIsfADoRO, 6s Maiden Ian.
New York. sold By all Druggists Applied bv
an hsn lr>~-rs dec3d&vlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

st. Louis, Dec -.
\ letter from Santa f., New Mexico
dated the 18th inst, says: Chief Justice
Slough was shot by Capt. Rynerson, men,
Der of the Territorial Senate, last Sunday.
The affair grew out of some remarks pass
cd upon Judge slough by Capt. Rynerson.
during session of the Senate, which
Slough, VIII" "a~ present, pronounced as
lies. RynerSon Immediately attacked the
Judge, shooting him, and after Slough
fell, shooting him again, innicting a NOR
tai wound of which he died in three DAYS.
Judge Slough was Colonel Of the First
Colorado Cavalry during the war, and at
one time commanded at Alexandria.
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bj The Cable.

LONDON Dec 30.
1t seem, that the great powers Of En-.
rope have determined to ask Of the Elnpe-
ror Louis Napoleon the basis Of the con-
ference to which they have been invited by
him. and through which France seeks to
negotiate treaty for the settlement of
the trouble, Of Italy. 1t is stated that
the inability Of Gen. Menabrca the Prime
Minister Of Italy, to rerostruct his minis
try Is now the principal cause of the
delay IN perfecting the arrangements for
the meeting OF the conference.
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nv rEI.EGR APIu.
Fran Washington.
III AsMINnInN. n Id

,r NNhlN"i"N' hr' ~
4 ~ ""''' 81 '"nsul-G,neral at Havana
mas '"'" vacant i"r ~Hoe months, the Sen
a'' N''' summer having failed To confirm
'''' nomination mad" by the President
~ q consequence MI Savage was left il
n's' "l 'h' business as Niec-Cmsul
"t' IL Is. h' - ffnirrc, Clerk ot Ia,
STATE department, was sent 10 Havana
/ N'N'fAi weeks a-o Ia relieve Mr. Savage
'''" VIII h''fhar-a the duties ot consul
nml'l'"r''y or until a tonsul-Genoral
N"',i !" '"ly appointed by the President,
/ win the adNigr ard eous,nt IT tho sem
''a
Inc ne" Danish charge datt,irc-, Nh.
h'i''' was officially received 10y the Sccr,~
,'fN ~ stat" IN that capacity n Satur-
day,
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New York. Dee. 80.
Delegations from the several liuuor
dealers associations and brewers met TO-
day at the Astor House to confer with
members elect of the New York, Legisla-
ture from New York and Kings counties
in relation to the repeal of the excise law.
wo drafts OF bills were submitted which,
after a discussion, were referred to joint
committee, from liquor dealers and SEN
ators and AsSemblyman
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5-6r No los can b more tttnl to hcluty, c,poc-
lally.n the female SEX than IN the loss OF the hair
glossy. luxurant, hsur i, one Of the most powerful
OF all personal charms. When badness OF even
deficiency OF han exists. We naturally look fol
dry and wrinkcd skin. faded complexion
when not actually seen, see them in immagina-
ton. Why, then, not cultivate your HAIR En-
eoaragr it and strengthen il OF ii your han j.
gray OF white, the natural color can b. RESTORES, h,
IL few Applications Of Mrs..S. 4 Aliens Improved
new -tyin Hair restorrr or Dressing, in one bot,
tie Price One Dollar Every Druggist sell. j,
Dr. Mol
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NARROW EsCArE.-Mr Sullman Land.
Conductor on the Winona x st Peter
Rail Road, Mimi, while cn his way home
TO visit his father, Mr. y. H. Iund Of
Redford, was OF the train when the az
cident "c2nrred at Angola
lie was travelling in company with Mir.
\, +. Fisher, of Minnesota, who was on
his way to visit his friends in st. Law
renee county, his former residence. and
was expecting to have been married ON
Christmas At the time of the arciacut
thy ~crl. occupying the SANE ,rtt. and
Mr.. l.und, from his knowledge Of Rail
roads knew at the first that there, was ,unr-
thing wrong and immediately jumped tor
tn" forward end of the car. and at the
same time tod his companion To- follow ::
but for some reason he kept his seat and
was killed. Mr.. Lund escaped miujurcd
and attributes II to his presence Of mind
IN starting when the accident first oc-
4'urrrd
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CHICAGO, Dec 81.
\ locomotive belonging to the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad Company ex.
ploded near 10Th street this morning, kill.
ing one man instantly and wounding tive
Others. The locomotive was condemned q
year ago, but was KEEP. in use for switch.
ing. drawing gravel trains, &c.
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sENrINELs FOR SAFETY.

There Is IN the hiool an independent faculty of
sensation which gives expression by pain and in
Aamation when foreign matters are present.
Hence pain aud inflammation mean self protection.
and are -entinels for the hody's safety
Aid the blood by Brandreth's Pills, to take ont
foreign matters impurities and your pain, iufla-
nation and sickness will often heonly an affair Of
few hours.
Mis- tonsar'iin, OF Reading, Schuyier1o. ~ Y,
WAS cured of contraction of the arm of oyer, a
years standlnsby less than "A dollars worth of
Brnndreth's Pills. The arm was entirely useless
for over a year.
Principal Agency, Brandreth Hou-e, New
York.
sold by all Druggist, leel7lkwlm
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NEWARK. y, j.. Dec 30
Ibis evening John ". Sintsun. silver
Piater on me'nf"nir srreet, while stepping
from nm Orange horse car, near the corner
OF Broad and Market streets, Wa struck
by another car and crushed to death be-
tween the two. He leave, wife and
a large family. DR.. Dodd, county phy-
stefan, will order an inquest to be held.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
501 MILES OF THE UEIo

~ HIi-A"' VT he y 10
- tA'I t' RAILROAD, Running W.
peted ~ "'' nov N'
This hnngs the hny 90 n eastern 3.
ROCKY Mountains, and IL Is expected ttat u
uaek VIII IL LAID thirty miles further a. E,s,
las, the hlyhcSr point on tile road hy Infgs-
The maximum grade nom the foot Of tb.. ma
taln' % The summit Is but eighty feet t. III. T.
while that Of many eastern roads Is over ura ~
drcd. Work ia the r3gk cuttings un tho ,,-...
sop VIII continue through the winter and thu
= now no reason 20 doubt that the entire u1aa
line 70 'hn Psrlte vgu lr or.n for hr,.ipe.,
$50
The mrans pra,i!ri Tor o., construction ut =
1seat NATIONAL work arr asnrAe The I'm.
states grants It's NlN Per Cent Bonds AZ the u
~ from $1,000 90 $4,000 ~ ullr for whtL
takes second lien as security. and rrc,ivt. ,.
mvui 20 larg" II uat TO the fuil extent :
Nt"iin IN >'IN4cuH- These bonds arr issued b-
twenty mile ssetign Is finished, and after u q.
been examined by United States Cornmlsslgt.
and pronounced ~ Deg IN all respects 4 trxt
road, thoroughly supplied with depot3. TEL.
SHOPS, stations anu All 'lc necessary rolling 81
and other equipments
Ihg United States alsu makes a a.uati.r
$500 acres OF land 20 the mile which will D.
source Of large revenue 10 the ComnAnv NJ
NJ tn. land ~ the Platte Valley " among
most fertile IN the world, AMI EE,T IaIgy Ys-lr=-
arr covered With heavy pine forests ami etu4s
/ eoal OF the Best quAnty.
The srnI.,, = ..is; authorized "a t,-...sN q
tH"' hoL gage Bonds to ala amount ,s..a.. q.
s7I. u tie Government and uu mGre lin
= Mofgah ana Hon. Cakes Amcs alt Iras'a
t"t the BJiidhuidcrN, ami deliver tL. Es.I.g. o. .
company only the work rr.l-,.,... s.. -.
'heN Always represent an actual and rr...-..
value.
=, The a.tlm!n..i capital Of the ,.npan, 81.
bu-aii'd Mi''ls' Dollars, %! whleI u,,r ;s- o. !.
CONS have been lald Iu sI.n the work 4.-..
Isz,He
EARN Nos B+ FHE ttNFp,>t
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have Welcomed, - will ~ continue l.
wrlrnmr. o. active mfmlHrship, IN Ter
mi, WHOSE cvelcsiastierl nhtiou will en-
able them 10 comply with the tcur, ct um
constitution.
Rss}fsd That this Ass oratiou ,sh not
presume a. pass iulgme nt upon ,l,e char
acter II any denomination ii Christians,
nor il II ia our pruyipoc 10 SAY whether
any churrh j. evangelical VI not, We
/ can ruly ra-aihm the language Of our
CONSTITUTION, and leave the articles ii faith
1T ,.ch ,hurh 10 decide neither is lnrm-
her, ane entitled L. membership under the
UraNisious -Ct'eag' irjbVnc
-
lNroRTNur nHcI~luN 10 FANtI,s IN A
RAILROAD CASH Some time ago "a COW,
belonging - farmer who lived uIm the
lane Of thc Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE and
1hiagn RAllrad, ia one Ut the northern
vanHtl,, 81 ludiaur, says the New Nttany
/ l.0igyr ran upon the track in trnt uf an
advancing train, throwing the train III
the track, badly wryekug H. aud miuriug
several pcrs1n~ The railroad company
sued the owner uf the cow Tor the full
amount Of damage caused the train by The
accident, and recovered, IN the lower
court q verdict Of $1,000 An appeal
was taken by the farmer Ia tho supreme
Court Of Indiana, and on Tuesday last the
Court affirmed the verdict IT the court be-
low holding the farmer for the full amount
II the $1,000 damages assessed Thi, is
an important decision, H. il holds that
persons living on the lines Of railroad, in
that State cannot allow their stock 10 run
at large, 80 a 10 cndang,r the safety OF
passing trains without hcing legally
obligated for all damage, that may cusuc
from such stock being run over. aud
throwing the train Of the track
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The Boston and Liverpool Steamer.

BOsION, Dec. 80.
The Post of this city publishes rumor
that parties in New York have purchased
the steamers Ontario and Erie Tor 800
600 assuming lien on the vessels Of some
F500,00 They cost $2.2N0.NN
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Rights of .NnturaIizcd titizcns.

Bl fFAlD, DeN. 80
y large meeting in hchalf Of the right.
OF naturalizcd citizens was held here 10
night. it'-- mayer presided Speeches
we're delivered and strong resolutions
We're adopted.
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Tue tESlRAL PscIPlr p,uno.r o..
II "a" iHeit FIRST MoRTGAoE sF rinSf o.
A slA iIk tENF coin RpSnnsaA :! !
sHa,i'l' 10 Investors the following 1919, g
-, -, 'I.,','leiatlous and invite ths go, ~
II s,,rr,,,. . '''"' and eNcollences 81 any ~
U IhrEl ruIgts HF,l III
anu valuable l>,rt 81 the Urana 49,. uie,1 "
NA4uuai' san 10 lecume the nnsa,, "a "a
theia.atiuu On the continent Shauhe'
Al, nv Iotd settlement, and the h,,s;-
E,usi cSns,antv ,n' AaoS '"'e and prOttsblc Al
~, The hai,iest part ~ the raa,l 4. ,o,.
"nd We remainder Will be randy car,g.l -, ~
over the salt Lake IlAin, '''d ioiNr
~, ne greater part II the means peoas..
men, ,, - 'Vaa = provided by the L. ; goy.r
u',h' aloh subordinate lien
', The state and chief citi,s NJ r.,t,,,,,.,
without len 10 'he eh'erpHs
VI. Iae giant n land is destined Al an e.
- 20 pfsSr,0i iai gfcatcr market value than
f,al and s,,,, w, aor'sege honds issued upon
VII, Thus TOAD he- altogether .pons a., =,
and SILVER producing tegion-, aud its reyenas.ss
VIII, The management al thu. Con-,
h'rn distinguished tur Isudenee ami ,ttsl, as Z
anu w. surplus earnings after raymeut III ~.
- aud Interest, ar devoted TO c1nstrnst,Nr y
Ius-, "'''oa "
~ Inv INTEREST liabilities of tie Jsar,,,..
upon the portion now m OPERATION an, H. ~
thlrd the net earnings ''1"
\: Both principal and intercs, an, u,vo,1.
noidAonier special Provisions Of both S.,,o,
aud State enactment '-
The bonds afc IN sums Of o. tsD ,..h
s"ini-annaal gold coupons attached. rayslls
January and July, and are offered ior AL a,
pr cent. Of their PAR value and accrued M.
NON July added, IA currency.
Al this time they yield nearly
NINE PER CENT. TPON TIE INVEST
MKNT.
Thee Bonds lii fair to attain tho r,,,,,t ,,.,
h'ut Is~iii"n among the nnu-spaculatvc irr-
m'tts ui the country, AMI viii b. actively 1aslt.
a. the money ecnters in Euups
Holders Uf Government Syturltirs have .p 81
l"fumty 1T exchanging them Tor Central Pa.
Bonds hearing an equal rate Of interest v.itL
PRINCIPAL abundantly seyurrd, and Of rraliyir'
r',,nt ~ ten 20 tftc'n Per cpntain Aalltt,n
priers sent with the funds thfutigb ,,,s,.,,,...
hank, 90 ENpr,ss COMPANIES viii r,ra,ys -,
attention. lsuh9e sent by rtum ENure.. Ia n,
adli''N' N The nltoa >tstez 40 our COST H.
nation descriptive Pamphlets. MAJ. 81, e,
pmpauy. '''' '''''s
~. - NEAam st, y. Y, and "
, FISK 4 HATCH
hahA,In ana Dealers in Government >4s.,t,,,
anu lnHnrial Agents OF the e. Y II. 4, 40 .
No. ), Nassau st, Ny
And % turt National Bank. Springfield \,
dec3dSw3m.
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Fire.
MnnlE.IER. NM d.. Nm

WORCESTER, Mas, Dee ~
\ fire at Milford last night DESTROYED a
barn IN the rear of apd about twenty feet
from Walkers largs hoo, mauuiactory. II
was only by pomptgr-, and activity that
the tiremcn were allie To save the large
and costly workshop from destruction
The hrc Wa, evidently the work of ON
inctndiary, The los, i, estimated at $40.
ooo, on which There is q hu, small insu-
r4sta4
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SItoW storm,
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec

FORTRESS MONROE. Dec. 80
\ heavy snow storm is prevailing here
NASHVILLE. D,t. 80
Tine OF the heaviest snow storms ever
known i'll this section commenced .oli las,
night, and has continued without c,a>ing
up to this evening Snow is now several
inches deep and drifting furiou-ly. The
street ar, have stopped running.
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DIR, MoRRuL's FEMALE SPECIFIC

This remedy which has been 20 successfully
used. only to he procured At the office, No 4s
Howard Street, Boston. The testimony As TO the
invaluable virtue Of this curative over all otheIs il
incuntcstIhle. sent 10 al parts OF the L mon by
express.
DR. Morrill, ha- given nearly 30 years TO the
study of Private Diseases and Female CoInnlaints
dcc1iSwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

OTTAWA 7. O., Dee. 80
Hon. Ferguson Blair, President Of the
council of the Province Of Ontprio. died
last night
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NnlcAnn. IN. D.. no

y tirr in Quincy, H., uu saturday. de-
s'royrd property valued at $4,000 The
principal loser, are Harris u Bro, tohac.
conists, $4,000; Malon n Schrtd,u, whole.
sale liquors $4,000 There was nm In.
-urance on Lorillarl, security Of Liver.
pool and London, and Globe Insurance
Company If New York.
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See Circulars of
REMARKABLE CURES"


y 1865, B.-WHY DO ALL
~ the DOCTORS look gloomy and sad {.
why do you see them so excited and migrating
from one state to another, and yet find the people
all enjoying good health SIMPLY because every
body uses Aliens Congress Bittars They create
a healthy appetite, regulate the stomach aud bow
els, purify the blood and nyigcrate the whole sys-
TEN. They prevent the Asatic Cholera, cholera
morbus and bowel complaints Of every description.
They cure dyspepsia, liver difficulties rheumatism,
pues and all diseases originating from impure
blood
These bitters are put up in quart bottles, one
dozen m each case and sold by all druggists,
stores and hotel keepers
WILLIAM ALLEN, Manufacturer,
Fort Edward, n. Y.
AGESTE
y. r. MORSE, Plattsburgh, NY.
GEO. L. PEAsE, Westport, n. Y. ilwly&d
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Misrfllaneous
.PHIEsSSSd5Ih con- ao,A AND TNTEEFS
I He BEST INyrem
FOR SURPLUS CAPITA

and "o Other, is,..aIisa q lnNeaters Trustee. rr
and profitable fona ~ ~ unusually sale rsL.t,
sAlied TO the advantages and assuy. ,Gaases,metl
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRon
FIRST MORTGAGE BOMBS
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BANK OF pOULTNE'
Whose charter expired January lst, 1866 al
THE BANK OF rOULTNEY


UNDER ,EcoSD cHtHrfK
Whose existence terminAted June 70 loo'.hu,
zive notice that.thcy viii redeem their outstat
ing bills in accordance with the Act OF AN''"
which is subJoincd.
By orler OF the Directors,
NJ. CLARK, Cashier.
Putlltney, Vt, Dee. 20, 1866.
An Act relating to the redemption Of Bank J"
II Is hers5y enacted BY tie Genera! dsStm"y
he STATE Of Vermont. $50,
SIC. /. After the expiration Of the chart.
any Bank chartered by the State, or after tne Z
mination of the existence Of any snch paD
agreeably to the laws of this state, sHsh ~. 20
may cause notice TO be published IN an w
newspapers Of the county where such p am "a
Gated for one full year, setting ioLth sn"i
bank will redeem its outstanding DiIS' ,he 70
the expiration OF its charter, OF the ua'S " ~
termination of its existence, ana cop. Va
act and upon due publication OF sueh none,
Their such bank or its officers shan Dc naoie !"
action for the non-redemptloh Oh aI; VI 10
,i;ae, b;lis unless the same shall have bY
ALL. nrssented and payment thereo demanJ
III, -, The wear aforesaid at the Banh'n g Hot
of such hank. II
SIC .. After the expiration Of the CD ~
after the termination of the existence OF 81
mar a. aforesaid, such bank shall cease e 3
loot m the oneration or liable to the pInNlsi;r,
The sixty-third section of chapter e'Sh''
the general statutes. s.,,, Us pE
SIC. 8. This act shall take effect nom
age. 52-wiy
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THIRTEENTH YEAR.
I NPARALLELED SUCCESS!
SCROFULA,

[ NJ q Il OF THE NECK.
Some time ago W mentioned the case Of a
Young girl in Vermont, attended Lv DR.. Crabtrn
OF tins city, who was suffering from \ srrotulous
enlargement " the HEX, Photograph showing
that her neck was much Wldet than her face
ndrr In. imbtre.s treatment she has 70 far re-
covered that the enlargement has entirely subsidized
and persons who saw her III this city day OF two
ago consider the cure most iemtlkable - Jourant
~ July - 1865.
cATARRH AND CONSUMPTION CrRRD
Mrs. L"rng thase, Of Peaghalu, requests us 10
publish the following II have been an Invalid
under mcdmal care above wears, and unable to
30 any work, having Liver Complaint, Catarrh.
AMI At last CONSUMPTION. Being on
lie ~ If despair, W. applied TO In Crabtre' the
Sanatorlan, BY his treatment have got we'll
In short time have 4puu 10 -kclns of yarn and
10 my hnus"-woik. ! have now no cough, niuht
7weats, any other difficulty.
MRS IDRINtt CHASE
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AFFECTING INCIDENr.-Ju.t after the
train at Angola was wrecked, child-a
babe-Scarcely old enough to talk plain.
was picked up near one Of the wrecked
cars by Il brakeman, seemingly unconscious
It sfruwrt4l -ott,txu, ees.e.--4f -hDwnxnr.
and the moment1t discovered that an arm
encircled its waist, it nestled up closely To
the man, uttered the words Papa" Ma
ma and died without the contraction of
a muscle, y beautiful smile encircled the.
lips after death, lifc-like rs would have
been the case had its last sweet word, up
on earth been uttered in the quiet family
circle at home.
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Gtothina.

For - IL
HEAVY BEAVER OyERcoAlS.
HEAVY CASTOR oyERc0AIs.
HEAVY CHIS.HIIIA oyERD OATS
CALIFORNIA BEAVER oNERcOATs,.
SEAL SKIN OyERcoAr~,
BEAVER tNDERtoArS.
BLACK BROADCLOTH CNpERCoAr~,
BLUE BRoADCLUrH CNDEErOArs.
SILK MIXED CNDEEcoATs,
PEPPER and SALT rNpERCoATs,
MILTON BROWN BLACK 10.
SUITS OF ALI DIS RIrrIoN-.
PANS \ VESTS or All KI>u>.
WoRkINGMEN'S ,tIr~,
BUCK dIOyE~r
DRIVING uluvE,.
DOG SKIN GLOVES,
sHEEPSklN GLOVES,
MITES OF ALI. KINDS,
BOYS SUITS OF ALL DIES, ,RIrrIuNS.
BOYS OvERCoATs,
CHlLDREN's CLOTHING. ALLAGl>.
CLOTHS BY THE YARD,
FOR MEMS oR BOYS wEAR,
CLOTHING MADE OUKbER
HATS AND CAPS, NEW LOT.
PAIRS UNDERSHIRTS K DRAW
nt All. stkf-
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rKErrY HNun.

\ christian old lady, a little near sighted rrn,n
too tr'viuent p,nche- Of Macab1y, seung the name
Of "Nnnato1lan' IN our paper, exclaimed, Land
4 the Good Samaritan amt coming again, Now.
Nj. -------, can be cured 1T the rheumatic.
and aunt Polly Of the IDIOT s1ucret.4es iidiosyu-
ra~y i, Dr. Hall calls her complaint" and after
setting the family Biblr to Rad about IT, she went
out 10 tell her ncighbOl4 ," North star
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

. ANECnorF Col lsaac Barne, .f Ros
ton, Who died IA fpw days ayu, wa, AN
officer under the United States govern.
ment lie Was a man of great Wit and
humor, iull of rare aud racy stories, which
he told with the most impcrturbahlc gray.
I lty, while his listeners were conyul,ed with
laughter His stories alway, received a
flavor from his peculiar voice, which was
quite thin and pitched upon a high kew,
and, in his later wears, turned again L.
wards childish trcbcl"
In his last sickness he very forrihly IL
Illustrated Pope's well-mown line II he
"Euling passion strong IN death"
His physician came in an evening or
two before he died, and asked him how he
was feeling
"Sha'nt live till morning" said the Col.
onel feebly.
Oh YES, | think You will; YOU don't
seem to be very near Your end"
Yes | am" piped out the Colonel
The doctor then felt of his feet. and
finding them quito warm. he. said 10 him
~ our feet feel quite warm; think there
is no immediate danger"
Can't help it /, sba'n't live till morning"
persisted the sick man.
But, said the doctor, your extreme
ties are warm, Colonel Did vou ever
know any one TO be very near dying whose
feet were as warm as yours are +"
That's nothing to do with it. | sha'n't
live till morning" wheczcd out the CI-.
oncl, as if he were determined 10 die
Il on are quite unreasonable, Colonel" /
gently interposed the doctor. Il never
knew a man to be- very near his end whose
Get are as warm rs yours"
We'll, have"
who, pray; +"
Turning toward the doctor wi,b - dr,u
Wrinkle in his eye, he aloringlv ya,prd
nut
"Joha Rogers ."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
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