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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-17

fur very worthy Commissioners Of frankitn
" County, having the good Of their constituents
at heart. aid i,ellng compelled by jssliee and
sound reasoning, have oomo TO the concusisn 10
at the nourshing Village Of New Trenton The
structure will cost some $50 200, Although arc
not arnoagrt thor constituents, permit u TO Joloe
with the great msrs of the people that they have
men occupying imporloni positions who cannot
be bought on by outside Influences. The Bridge,
when completed, will mole fully enable our nun
erous customers 10 erjoy the pleasure Of looking
.hr0uQ h ono VI the most extensive
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-17
ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice 10 the Public,

I hereby forewarn any person or persons buying
L or trading for n note Of : 20 given by me to
Reynolds, Hutchinson Co. bearing date March
90, 1861, aud payable ono year after date. as do
not expect TO pay said note without getting value
received. DANIEL FRY.
April IL, isBs3ws
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-17
COMMISSIONERS Sale OF Real Estate.
On Eridau. Nov 90. 1868,

THE undersigned Commissionsr, In pursuance
OF an order Of the franklin Circait coart,
will sell az public auction,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-17
Quarterly Statement

~ THE CONDITION oFTnE DRooKyILLE
NATIONAL BANK OF Brookviile, Indiana,
n the morning OF the fret Monday Of April, 1885,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

Il Was arrested. and for long months
vas raving maniac. When recovered,
was sentenced 10 the penitentlary for ten
years; but this Was nothing 10 the tor
lures that ! endured in my own bosom
And now ! desire to spend the little
remnant Of my life in striving 10 warn
Others not % enter path which has been
30 dark and fearful 10 me-"
When the old man had finished, the
temperance pledge was produced, and
asked the people 20 come forward and sign
T. The father Of the hoy referred To
lesped from his seat, and pressed forward
20 sign the pledge, As he took the pen in
hand, be hesitated moment.
Sign H. young man, sign il, said the
venerable speaker, Angels would sign
y, ! would write my name in blood ton
thousand times, IL, il would undo the
ruin have wrought, aud bring hack my
bowed and los, pir,as 50
The young man Wrote, Mortimer llud-
sm." The old man looked. lie wipcd
his ewes, and looked again, Ills face
aushed with fiery red, and then a death.
Ike paleneSs came over It.
1T ls-n0, IL cannot bv; Vet how
strange :" he muttcred Pardon me, sir.
but that was the name Of my brave luy,"
The Young man trcmhled, and held up
his loft arm, from which the hand had
Seen severed.
They looked for moment in each
others eyes; and the old man exclaimed
My own injured boy "
The young man cried out.
My poor, dear father"
Then they fell upon each others neck
and wept, till it seemed rs il their souls
would mingle into one.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
Religious Intelligence.


Eleven persons 3"ii'd, with u'' Com
4i''.''''n'' ''''.'' ., J.. '.'''''-'' ''.' ''.'N
SUNDAY.
''".. Leonard Tommy ut I""'t'F' D.,
'"2'-'' ~ supply 'I'' ''',- ''- '''"''
,h"['" '' '''''' '''"''' '' ''- January '7''
'''
new L., w.. ',t''"7 '' '.'''.,' is
supp? I'~ '"" ''"+f'A'''''''' '''''' VI
NJ '"''''i""'.
I" "'"F'-" attendance u."n the
Congregational Sabbath School n.M'ddl'-
our! ''I '"' l"'' mont" WIS "''0' ~
Increased religious interest," with ="
IL" powerful ''nN'f7''n7' l. reported N-
'A'-''o- ''n''% N'. ''' III '"P'i~'@ ''
" '"''"''.'
In" ne" paf~ol'oIe "' the C"n-rr-''
tlono church and -oci@tf at Barton Wa
o'oI'''od Oh lh"r7l'E '''o'''95' '''' ''"
WIN appropriate ''F' '"'"i'-'
A. ". Clark Of South Hero, now in
th,. Senior class Of Hartford Seminary, l.
supplying ipf the present the Congrega
tipnal church in Gilcad, Conn,
Row / " King-lur, of Oueocba
has lately received from some generous
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
The Daughter of BenJ. Franklin.

Sarah, the daughter Of Benjamin Frank,
lin, was born in Philadelphia in Scp,em-
lvr, liii, married Richard Bachc in 1857,
and was prominent in the best society.
Her house was the rendezvous for the com
mlttcc experimenting the making ii
shirts for the army In l792 she accom-
panied her husband 10 England; and two
years afterwards they werc settled on their
farm near the Delaware. whore thcy ex-
crcisod uahoundcd hospitality for thirteen
years. She had an impul-ive and gcner.
Gus disposition, with cheerful, strong good
sense and a ready flow Of Wit She was a
sealous republican, and child school,
teacher for treating her children with pc-
ouliar distinction a. young ladies OF
rank" There is no rank in ttt~rountfy,
but rank mutton"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
Western Correspondence.
El ELLINGTON r- FRAT a- Iput l~.-
prot IU. 80.

BURLINGTON, Wis, De- 90, lsG..
Edtr, RaN,u3 Hr1H rrlals a
~o,ny autiquat,,l late wLst i- uau Bur
luglm wa, one yr-t ~l,r, II water Tn,
waters, q, time passed ,u gradually %.
coded and left luauy hluig- or hills, a, u,
these hills i, situated Mi, city. leau,lful
ly surrounded 10y LAKE md river, while
at no, q great distance H. some boss mu-hy
land From Til, land l. taku, % gr,a'
deal Of pg-t> \ company compo~rl Of 81
few Of III, substantial j., now formed
They are bringing into general Use a, tpri
the soil OF peat taken from these mar-li,s
heretofore Of NO value; but NOW, with
the exception of little labor, which /,
of dredging and cutting into squares 81
CAKE. and drying, aud as it readily bring
five dollars q ton, after II /, thoroughly
seasoned, it J.. considered by those who
have u,cd il rs fuel 10 ha -upcrior 90 wood,
and ono ton goes farther than two cords
Of wood The German-Iauk,e ingenuity
l. AZ once seen as the stranger ,1t,r- thi,
city, from these hills and iakrs. many
cohble stones Averaging in weight from
eight ounces 10 two pounds. Most Of
"Dutchdom" Is built up with these stones
Their churches, school houses and dwell
ing houses are made from this mAtcri Il.
being built up by cementing them togeth-
Ct much after the fashion Of an eastern
stone wall, from which emigrate, too nu-
mrtous 10 mention children five LAYERS"
and wooden shoes The whole present
novel and interesting appearance to which
distance lends enchantment" When in
this beautiful city, when mounted upon
some high hm or down in some low vale
or beside some m"ondcring river my
mind takes the retrospective yir-, aud /
think of my boyhood days, when | used
10 climb the hills OF our own Green Noun
tain State Then those scenes were real
to-day they are imaginative, Oar cree
ator has wisely made these monuments Of
his glory not only picturesque and grand,
but sublime and beautiful, teaching Us
that His goodness and greatness i,not only
revealed in His word, but nature is every
day by it's beauty sublimcly leading u,
on TO that eternal rrst-to that beautiful
city where the weary arr at rest, and
where all l. peace, tranquility and hul-
pinoe-.
The season for several months past has
been one Of continued drouth Every
thing which has had and has continued
heretofore aqua Parc0s i, now cntiEcly de-
void of that common necessity. Farmers
are conveying their water from deep
oloughs-some 50 fur AS five miles, while
Others are obliged to dig deep down into
the mother earth to obtain water We are
Mt the present enjoying beautiful rain.
which will relieve to q certain extent the
farmer, from their present difficulties.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

Mr. Wisowcll Is laid Ia be tt, most
promising candidate for the office Of Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue if Mir.
Rollins can b. got out Of the Way. New
England and Western men unite in urg-
ing Mr.. Wisewcll claims and his confirm.
alton Ivy the Senate Is considered certain
should he be nominated
The Danish commissioners. Tor the
transfer Of 81. Thomas have left Wash
ington, one for Europe. the other for the
West Indies, satisfied by what they have
seen of the Alaska matter that April will
be reached before the bargain i. completed,
and very doubtful if the Ilou-e makes thc
appropriation At AL.
Somebody suggests that II the gov
erlment is going to pay the hill Of In
dana--over sioO,00o-for property dcs-
toyed during the rebel Gen John Nor.
gan's raid it might on the same prin.
ciple settle the Alabama claims, and pay
up all losses by rebel cruisers, n 1t IL th'
duty Of the government to protect tn,
property Of oil it, citizens, ahoat auc
ashore.
The friends Of Mr.. Chase do not con
eede that his chances for Presidential nom
ination are lost, They point with conf
dence to the fact thst the Southern State
win vote for him if they can get into tn
national convention. To this end man,
Of the Radicals IN t.,..ss- -! ; ATM:
to hasten reconstruction.
Three months salary Is due to tn
teachers of the ninety eolored schools il
the District of Columbia, and slthoug
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
Vermont Items.

Ia- Democrat, 4 N,mmr propose
20 r.l,1r,s ni,l rand lau3u,t az
Montpelier. IA, ssh .s Ima.ry, auunsr.
,arv ut Nh. victory of 'ak-.u %, New ur.
l-u, Iulm Quincy Nlm, oi Ma,-..
.hu- %, viii he thr
AZ tho m.,tHs SO ,ha HariHar.
Freedmen, ADD >sa.rr. held Monday
evening, Rev J. II Ctap0n. $, rtary #
the New England Board, Ns, present 1uI
CAV, n u,rre.tm- account ii the pres
eat condition anal want, oi Dha south.
I'll, lu'b of Murmau disciple who
wa, oucc Vermont cir, and daughter Of
Aaron Gibbs OF Rutland county, {, au-
u6unrci. She l,t, V.mautm lS3a, aud
wa, au. nf tho first a"men ever published
Ter m1trmauy in tha congregation # the
saint, AZ her death she was tue mother
of cl,su children aul ,lre,u gr4ulrhil-
drcn.
Probably the Oldest book ryt4u'. ever
published in Amcrira, is uow in the pos
session Of General J ". Phelps 81 Brat
tleLoro. Lei is s. dictionary Of tho Aztec
language, uuj was printed in the city Of
MyViso, in lj,l nearly fifty Years before
n" laudjug Of the Pilgrims of Plymouth,
and morc than thirty wear, previous TO
fi. Oft. F.lr l,s,.,,. 80 t1,.. al mn. OF, T,.,..s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FRET


THE NEW YORK WEEKLY is sold by every
News Agent in the United States. The price is six
cents but in cases where Agents have to pay extra
freight, higher price is charged. when there Is
News Agent in the town, We desire our friends to
get the N. Y. WEEKLY through him. when
sent by mail single copies, IS per annum four
copies SO, which is 81 50 copy eight copies, go.
The party who sends US $40 for club of eight
copies (al sent at time). will be entitled to
copy free. Postmasters iand others who get up
clubs in their respective towns, can atervard add
single copies at - So
The NEW YORK WEEKLY and the ILLUS
TRATED LITERARY ALBUM will both be sent
for IS per annum.
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Y.vk II Frankfort Street, New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

Mrs Mary j. Holmes, MIS-. Leon Lewis Mary
Kyle Dallas, Mrs. Caiharine A, Narfcld, Margar
et Blount. Mrs. Ann ;. stephens Almeida NJ.
Brown. Helen Forest Graves, Helen Corwin
Fisher. Edmund Kirke, Leon Lewis Vim. Henry
Peck Alfred b. Street, Edward $. Ellis, Emerson
bennett =. Hamilton Myers, Edward Mlnturn
Jamcs Reynolds, Francis 5. Smith, and many
others 10 say nothing Of those great stars in the
Literary frmam0nt, A, J. II Duganne, William
Ross Wallace Emma Alice Brown, NJ Odessa
WINNIE, Mrs Sarah A. Watson. and host Of
others and that trio Of brilliant humorists, q X.
Philander Doerticks, Josh Billings, and Mark
Twain and many others. Besides host of brill
liant essayists, spicy paragraphists, pains'takins
oollaters. and about one hundred other occasional
lhptor
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
WONDERFUL cuREs.
Ellsworth, ostI ,sl.

Ellsworth, osi, :, lsl.
10 The AasA,ts Republican:
i,1s -, - ~ Tram, u Boston, /. Aha, a..
Ahow very Wyll, Ike mos, tlrs,.i,' lAFis
NJ ~ I9okei upon with suspicion psy,s.s1ss,a s
= az sb4r, look miraculous. / read M 10y
$50 hls' With somr dislrust nut al S,'' w
no olher way, as | had trird every y'4 ~ ~
sai t sa','"' n alY power resolved 70 try lin
-. .'th uhisrl y wax on gTutcACs f5r ono ~,
lAa int h1ns mQnthswN not able 10 put nv I,
~ Gegfr M{ spine and arm was also = Ians' !.
IA y 70 disable me, could not dress a. ung,...
al ~ Or 81 on or OF the bed without help M.
toa'.a ny Gas, last Friday morning, anain h..
.'''ta ~ -out aiief, waa able 70 wax home li,
lance Of nearly hafa mile, IN hill w,,be,,, - ~
~ AaNe been gaining ever since. write thls !,
pauaeation, hoping that Others Who are sufFerirs
80 ~ khoains my case, improve the ornortuni,,
S"s''' 'h'th by thus visit u Or Urann 10 Maehia
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

( Tm BURLINGTON WATER WORMS
Water wa, let into the main pipe, for
supplying the city Of Burlington with
water, for the first time, ON "Wednesday
,,,niuc y might he expected, gem
,ral iubiatjou among the inhabitants of
the Queen city was the result. Tho1ime,
says. in reference 10 j3:
We congratulate eur citizen, on the
fact that the Burlington city water work,
were at a. o'clock Christmas evening in
running order The first 1owaEr Of wa
ter was witnessed at the reservoir on Nam
street east of the Medical COLLEGE, Boo
feet above the lake, by Mayor Wale~, City
Engineer d. c. Lin,lcy and Mc.srs +, ID
Ballou, F. W, Peck and G. : Appleton,
the Water Committee Of the Board n Al
dermen, who hav. hak sharge Of tho works
Slnce @e,~ commencement.
The works are l,,..s.., success. not a
flaw a. vet ha, been discovered IN u PIP.
The hvdrluts worked tn a charm, and the
pumping machinery Is in fne working
order Last evening water was pumped
at the rate Of 500 gallons minute.
The pumping engine is a duplex and
from thu work, vi H. r. Worthington of
Brooklyn 1t is about hity-hyrsc power,
and j, nj the slIRe.character a. those fur
m>hcd by the manufacturers for the Wa
ter works in Charle>towu, Mass, Salem,
Newark and Harrisburg. 1t has been
erected under the personal supervision of
Mr.. Harry Worthingtoh. son Of the pro-
prietor, and Mr.. Frank W. jenkins, head
lrAught.man and chief engineer. Both
,hc., parties are gentlemen OF sociability
and skill. Tho pump Is exceedingly duro-
bic, and got up in modern style. lis c,tl-
mated cost is about $4,000.
Thr pier connected with the work. cX-
tends into the lake about fifty feet from tho
face of Central Wharf. Just south Of the
extensive mills Of D. G. Iin>icy 4 Co.
The pumping well is situated in the ccntrl
Of the pier. ana the water i, introduced
from tho lake through a two-ioot wooden
conduit from the head Of the pier
When the water first entered the re>ar-
war in a handsome stream, nine inches in
diameter, the gentlemen present gave
vent To- thcir feelings in loUd and repeated
cheers
A. soon 81, thr new, Of the -urrg-- of
the work. Mas circulated throughout the
town. 81 general rejoicing az oo.- took
pla,r
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
WoNDEEFuLCuEE.

MpTvtoNn, W. rev -
DIR. rEAsx bear Sir Hoping that iap
mt,,, The eve of some one similarly aiileit d.
II a pleasure a. we'll as a duty, 10 relate !
cumstAuces Of NY wonderful restoration 70 I! !
Previous 10 meeting you l bad foI near near
years been confined to my bed with spila',
unable tB walk or even stand upon ~! .
could tup but a few minutes a' In ne
many things recommended 10 me "h h,.. 4
and had several different physicians, or, ~ !
receive hnv benefit from them. Seeing ~
yer,lscmeIi, in the paper, my friends, NOR
tify me than from any hope Of your he'll
engaged YOU 10 come and see me-. GU e.
18th Of March. 1864 imagine the surprise
Ugh, Of myself and friends in snort 'lih'
able to walk about the house leaning on ~.
You came about half-past two IN the Si,yi
before night l was able to walk across ~ -
alone did not see you after that day pu' q
I'd to improve so that in short tune va W.
walk a mile and half without inJuTlhs "a q,
now quite we'll, and with the ble5slhs - IN
that it is entirely due to you ne. s"S 81 m
may continue 10 make glad the heet,s ~ ,.o ~
their restoration to health, ! .eIne'Gn nS
fully your friend. fANNii'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

rHEDEmCN in,LuHuoh.


t. Connecticut. uarr than any n,h-r
N,''" = Vermont indebted IL her ideu-
'' government anu law ms may hr
'i'''I''" from ''' ''''o"'N2 extracts rom
IN Journals Oh ",' "'7'. General Assem-. l.
o'E ! "'''f '"' ''''' 81 Marc" ~''''' 49,
We ma a RECORD III inc words I''''"inE
IHN~'d an ""t i'l the F"h'>AhH Al9H
treason and Other atr9c 'o"s rr'mcs' rs SAID
act stands !" tine '"''"'''''"' 10" BOOK
The same day Il also The i'l'o"hE
''7''u ii" ACT against ''v'S,'''o07 ',"'
7PlF'''rS' A. s''u - ''''> III '''' '''''
n'ct''4' ia" doom
ne. 'oh''"'''" "','.u "I,','' .'''..'- Al.
" e'tintH>'gr' january ''''' I'''' dec ''' ~"
tine district OF IallA commonly called Anu
known 'y III" name OF tn NJ" lamp
shire grants I" be lice anu depend
ent State capable oi regulating then
internal police III al! and every r'7Pee'
Whatsoever and That 't should BE- KNOW
'''@' ''''' ~ '''N '.'''' -'''
IcCI
Ia" reason OF tins is ''''o"s. ny fai
'h" greater number "' III" carry settlers o'
Vermont were Connecticut migrants
Tn" military leaders Of til, "Io't' wcr,
natives OF connecticut. Many OF tA'
judge and Ohitt JN7'''r~ 'i "uf supreme
Court "'d our Member 81 congress ""F.
natives OF that state. connecticut H''
"~' FURNISHED na' MI" oH'-iNJl' or H'n'
ct oar m5@d Ht9''N senator's 80 - 1t
"I'A ''.' ""''rn"r~ Nlnr sons OF Ton
"ou0ut have billed the highest position
IN IN" gut OF the r"pl" IT Nermont
"'"eT~. whose fathers were natives Of that
state, and "ho at ii" early day cm'Eratod
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

mont ia the Inltel States" Of hi, eom-
Iailtee Frederick Holbrook sas appointed
ehairmap, 4 very able report which wa,
written and prrparcd BY him was pre-
scented Tho rrasons far the establishment,
Il such Bureau, connected with one q
the department., Ut tho general govern
ment, wrrr stated with much elearness
and forae, and il, uece-sity aud utility de-
mm,uated With .lrong array Of facts
and Arguments, At the next session OF
the national Congress the adoption of this
measure No, strongly urgd upon their
consideration By President Taylor in his
annual meessagr Tho lucid rrIorJs Of
the S,cralauc, Of the Interior and the
fra,ura, accompanying the message OF
,Ac Fn,iaout, pointed cut in detail the
bo adopted and the lsneiit, t.
le received, and placed beyond eayil or
disPutc the wi~lem and propriyty Of the
recommendation Of the President In
,At'r communication, 90 CmSr,s, the r.
port vi Ma llolbraok was quoted from,
ani u ,opr m,'me,, hi, exact language
HloPtod
In 1861 hr ~, nominated hy the Re-
Iwlaiau party i'r the oiiey of Governor.
Although there wcrs, uomiually, two can
iidate, u tile field opposed To him, yet he
wa, supported, generally by the PeoISr,
without distinction OF PARTY, and was
vithm' amy active opposition, elected Gov
Hur IT Vermont receiving the largest
uaiar,y ever rryiyel IN thi, State tor
,bai rtljre
,rNruar llallrak resides on a farm Al,
in Wmlham County H. is
.H o. ti's-th,rl wear pf nj, aga.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

--Minne,ot. has already sent 10 market
this year about 100000 bushels Of wheat
and nearly as much more is supposed 20
h. in farmers hands The production il
less than in 1850
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

FnE.-A large steam saw mill at Yer
Ion, this State, owned by J. F. Burroughs,
was totally destroyed by fire on Thursday
night Loss unknown, but large.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

ASN1vERsARY BALL, at the Royal
House, Sudbury, VT, on Wednesday even
ing, January Sth. Music: F !. Farr's
full qusdrille band
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
WoNDEltFrL GUMS.

hrii the following nom the Newport Ext,,..
EssAkN.hLS ttHnA ~hf. Tram 49, m,
rrAirts MI Trgallsst made 80 mAny xonI.,s
~, s.,.s "a Ns ~ las, Apr ,s,l asi-s.
Randall " Bolton, c. H.. Who IA, l.s, ~, !
nearly iour years, unable q ii up or Walk ~
lasi Thursday morning brought hy lag.f ~ -
two miles 20 the steamboat, and tG,uss ~ ~
arlvsus AZ night was treated by the doctor
Friday morn before night. VAS walking about ~
room, and yesterday left in the boat 81 home ~,
lns Extraordinarily gaming strength. aufv.ita'
from the Memphrrmagog House 20 baat. III,
Badger u Troy, who Nas hope,essly aek ~.
treated by Or Tram last Aprll, and i, nov
stout hearty man, able to\ao good lNy's w5rl
having gained sixty pounds since lis tioa,msn,.
Mr.. salmon Nyc, otCoyou,ry, who vas v,ry an,
not able 20 ppt his foot on the door and oI..s,
20 walk on cruiehes, vas treated Ia Aru.. ne.
nov tough and hearty walks without cane 7
tru'ehr~ and lators every day,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

DEAD.-Annc Doughcrty, the Q,rl shot
by William Long, short time since. in
this village, died on Thursday nigh, last
from tho effects OF her wound
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

this village, died on Thursday night last
from the effects OF hcr wound.
BkN>INGtoN & RUTLAND RAILROAD.
On and after Monday noAt one train
only per day each way will be- run "a this
road 1t leaves Rutland for. Bennington
and intermediate stations at Bis p. IN.
Returning leaves Bennington at ,l5 a. IN.
arriving at Rutland At ll.4O a. m.
OnDGRIY..-Tl,, grand juror ha, H.
item, To report under the head Of "polico
intelligence" tor he past week He
assigns n a reason that money /, 81 scarce
that while the usual offending partie, may
possibly have enough with which to
hccom" intoxicated. they cannot gather
enough to pay tn" consequent fine
Thanks for tho tightne~~ Of the money
market
REMOVAL or CH\FrrE x HNoEG.
This ,ntcrpri-ing firm have rrmo>rd to
their new store in Union block, corner Of
Merchants Row and Cautcr street, and ar.
ready 10 serve their customers At an
early day W. shall give a morr extended
description of their bu~iuc-,
BGNNpo>. -R.y. II. u. Kitchcl. ID.
President OF Middlcbury College. will
deliver the next lecture Of the course
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
MnNnEI,rII rIrLs-

The following " nom the lujyryu lsBf SttsI
ara Of July 9Th, agt vii speak 81 s;stf.
In. CRANN w. We T1T-I-Eet tso us,ks AZ a,
item from the Newport Express aaiafH.l.fry +,
tht--srui!tmans Stucg then " have $3.50.
has patisnts sal learned for ourselves sou.rgf !.
vuutetml crscs. A Mrs. RanilI. Of ty.rs,t p,
G. L., has been hrl r.GIg2 tlr nearly thrcs y.,l.
not waking step ia al. TIA, tjms. ana not f.r.
AIDE g ~ up Tor Hearty tVa Year,. Sle "a. ~
u,ek brought 90 TIE tuat uu q -tf,..bgr h,..,.g.
down the lake 90 Nowf n, carried O. 'ha 80.
room, Receiving his treatment, and vas sbt4 \
SAX the same day. We wpsy iatItA.. by M, b..
bad wGtu We went 10 her Iaafu au8 saw lee I'll.
not strongly O. Re sure, but stall, very wsH =.
mon Nye, Of Coventry, has had fewer sore n
many YEAR, which AZ t!ults had leen very IA
aui hat steadily grown worse. Wh,u In t'a1.
"a. IN Newport, ~ Apgil last. M Nvs ven, =
see him. as 1t had BEEN several weeks s.i.e b, s
been Sh,o 70 put has foot ca the fgof IL NJ
iiter The Doctor treated hlm he vas able ts Val :
seli a. ever, aud the next day be Wa At v5-t y
the sugar bush, and be tells Us he has he,a 81
ever since. We have heard 81 many otA &C
lar cases IN This county, that have met With
same success, bat IS We have not seen the ysiic'
we shall not report them. We have seen the j. 4
tor aud like hiA appearance much, and frtl va.
rsnted in saying TIA, be is no Lunbug II y1g
ease does not CONE under bis tseau=u, he Nlll ~
YOU SO, Iu8 ul charge m ls far lt
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