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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
RARE CHANCE.

1 A sequence OF the expiration Of our co-partner-
ship, We will sell our stock OF Goods, Tinman's
Stock and Tools, Peddhng Carts and Sleighs to-
getheI with the building and good will if desired
The business has been steadily increasing for the
past twenty years, and is well established A
good chance for any one wishing TO carry on the
business in country village. We would also say
to our customers that all accounts must be settled
by Feb. list, 1865. %
DORSEY, SWIFT & co.
Benson, w. Jan. ], 1868 3-wtoMarl
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The Austrian Mission.

NEW YORK, Jan. !.
The Tribune's special says: S. 5. Cox,
ex-senator Foster and Mr.. O'Sullivan are
the most prominent candidates for the
Austrian mission.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

OTTAWA. p. O., Jan. I.
1t is understood that tenders will be
Immediately invited for new per cent.
Canadian stock The loan will remain
opAn about three weeks
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
EARMs FOR SALE. ONE con-

Il sisting Of 400 acres, one-half heavily covered
with Wood and Timber, the remainder good till
able land-eamfortahle buildings and situate be-
tween Castleton and West Rutland. The other
800 acres, one-third Wood and Timber, and known
as the old Thornton Farm, near Bird Mountain
These ia ms will be sold upon very favorable
terms on application to the subscriber to c. NJ.
Wilsri. II. MEANWHILE
Castston, Jan, !, 1858, swift
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Gen. Gordon Granger.
New YORK, Jan. Z

The Times special says:
tits understood that the President in
tends to assign Gen. Gordon Granger to
the command of the sub-district of Ala
bama, vice Gen. Wager Swayne, relieved
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
/ HoWARD ELLLoGG, tom
90 FISHERS CuUGH DROPS"

III T1TE - ~ III INV y
prevent Consumption. 1t las in many cases cured
the patient when given up by the physician, and
Is especially recommended "a those who are trou-
hlei with night coughs AS it in-urcs a sweet aud
ute,hiug slcaT,
MASON sYMONDS & CO.. Konncbunk. Ne,
PruIaic,or-. GEO. G.. GOODWIN a co. Boston,
comm! AEnnts. -n.l lN nIl lrngelsts. swim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
louisiana State Fair.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan: I.
The Louisiana State Fair commenced
to-day, and is attracting large numbers of
strangers. Two steam plows are on exhi-
bition
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and ii cv,ryboly. frlt A, th,y lo.knJ r,.,
certainly lot at hlmo--a pleasant. I.,,.,
home ", ,liuy,l ira-, IF reason. hu,
morc O., prattle and a TOW Of ,.ul IT,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
License Refused.

PROVIDENCE. Jan. Z.
The Board of Aldermen have refused
license for the exhibition Of Mrs. Lin
coins wardrobe in this city.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

hNNoNT REFORM School. - The
'eeS OF the Vermont Reform School
o.a,1 are to receive sealed pro-
-: uN'li r obituary Sd, for contracts for
ouiiaihg a Workshop for the school tho
sn an summer. The building is to be
ooAoo feet, of brick. two stor;eo ;r;.h
three double floors. This Is nov - ~
right direction, for the institution l. =
great need of such building
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

FARM FOR SALE--R. f. Maranvill, of
Castleton offers a couple Of desirable farms
for sale III this days HERALD.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

AN Unknown FRIEND Tho Treas.
urer Of the Young Men, Christian Assn
citation is in the receipt Of an envelope
containing thirty-hye dollars Tor the hrn-
eft Of the Association in the pro,routiou
Vi its work
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
DEES FOR SALE. 40 sWARMs

, 81 Bro .ul sale hy the subscriber az 400 for
The lot. Our half ara Young swarm-.
AARON BARNES.
Rutland, VI. ban. =. l>5S. 5.w3w-
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wick, T. +, Brown, A. $, Livings-
ton, John EmcrsonSHl Phineas Alden .
Trustees l.. H. Flint. Collectors Bar,
ron Mouiton, Treasurer; +, Bughec,
LIB. Flint, John Stevens y, NJ johnson,
John Clark, D. Wiley and NJ W Hale,
Fir Wardcn.; f. 4. Walker, Horace
Paddock and G. f. Ramsay, Auditors
Present indebtedness $500. Some Of the
item, Of expense the past year are 1917 I,
ior fire department, sol water rent, $40
expense, ON reservoirs, police $40, repair,
ou street, and sidewalks S2,l00
TIN. ST. ALpANs TRAGEDY St
.Albaus Messenger Of Monday contain, an
account Of the official investigation of the
tragic affair enacted in that place on sat
uriav last The facts elected tend TO
show the intense jealousy Of Bishop and
do not materially differ from the verdict
laid before our readers yesterday morn
ing We clip the following from the Mes
.cngrr;
Evidently the deed was not the ex-
preston Of deliberately formed and
cherished purpose. but the result of mo-
mcnt Of Jealous frenzy Nor will the
facts sustain she charitable surmisc of gem
cral mental arrangement. Bishop was
not drunk.-eye and hand were too steady
fop that-but the fiery liquor he had
drunk, lending it, maddcning Influences
to the jealousy he had brooded upon and
talked Of during the morning, heightened
the passion till it was uncomfortable, and .
insane. he began his murderous work
Once commenced the transition to an at
tempt on his own life was easy, and he
died by his own hand. \ man Of solitary
taste and habit Of life, and without init
mate friends or relatives in this country,
his intcrment was provided for by the
town authorities. and took place yesterday
morning lin widow it is thought will
recover from her injuries, to live out
life"
SUPREME CouRr-The Supreme Court
t4r Chit, nden County commences its ses-
sion NJ Burlington on Monday morning
Judge Barrett VIII preside, assisted 10y :
Judges frck' dsoh anu trout there
arr th'r'y-one 'a~'-- On the docket ana
longer term than usual Is anticipated,
tn" first case for hearing is that of Sam
uel Mor>" and Wife Is. The Town Of
Richmuud. Jeremiah French and Hard
" Nha" tor plaintiffs jacob Mack for
"'''"''""
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

tectual remedy than
any other Those who have tined it. know that it
c r t i MI snd ffS a h"P% an I'M Know
that what II docs once 1t docs always, that IT new
ct fails through any fault or neglect OF its compo-
sltlon. We have thousands upon. thousands of
certificates nt then maTkable cures Of the fol-
lowing complaints hut such cures are known in
every neighborhrol, and We need not publish
them. Adapted t" all ages and conditions il all
climates containing neither calOmcl or any dele
tcrious drug, they may he taken with safety by
anybody. Their sugar coating preserves them
ever fresh and makes them pleasant TO take, while
being purely Ncgetdbl" no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
netrnal visccra TO purify the blood and stimulate
1t into healthy action remove the distractions OF
the stomach, bowels, liver and other organs Of the
body, restoring their irregular action to health
engagements as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions ar given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Pills readily cure
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Iistlessness. Ian
guor and loss of Appetite, they, should be taken
moderately to stimulate the stomach and restore
ITS healthy tone and action.
For Liver complaint and its various SYMPTOMS
Bilious Headache, Sick Headache, Jaundice or
Green Sickness Bilious CholIc, and Bilious Feyers
theyt should be judlciOusly taken for each case
to correct the diseased action or remove the OBJ
structions which cause 1t,
For Dysentery or DIarrhna but one mild dos.
is generally required.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Palpitation OF
the Heart, Pain in the Side, Back and Lons, they
should be continuously taken, required, to
change the diseased action OF the system. With
such change those complaints disappear
For Dropsy and Dr0psical Swellings they should
be taken in large and frequent doses to produce
the effect OF drastic purge.
For suppression a large dose should be taken IA
it produces the desired effect by sympathy,
As a Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels INTO healthy action, restores the appetite
and inylgorates the system. Hence il is often ad-
-yantageous where no serious derangement exists
One who feels toerably well, often finds that a
dose OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and renovating effect ON
the digestive apparatus.
DIR. j, c. AVER CO., Practical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass, U. s. A,
Sold by al Druggists everywhere,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

ComFcuoN In the addrc,, Of Judge
Colhum lyioyr the state Agricultural
Society, several error, occur Tho word
"Siberiau should bee Sileciau, and the
word "raet, should be races, and the
words printed ouc--hetorr recreation
should read sour"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
brighton, Cambridge and Medford.
For the week ending Jan. S, 1865.

Reported Tor the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. shOtss. s.. Hess. vsas-
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OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

-
= 81 Ftuhayra =, The Probate Court TN the
Dlstna. ct fauhaNtRs
II al I.r-,n, interested "a the estate Il David
Weeks. btr d ftWl,i, "a said district, de,vs-ssd,
GREEIINa
hs the authority ~ the state 81 Vermont, you
an ur.rly notified "a apTsaI beiure said Probate
Court, AZ thr Probate Once m tastleton, m SAID
iisa,t, On the 2,th aay II January, \, h,
ISIS, On show rause II any you have, Why the a.
count u n, W, lluyt eXecutur ui the estate 81
sall dttasol should not D. allowed, and also why
the T,idue ct -a,l estate shauh not h. distributed
ta Tie parties entitled thereto,
Dated AZ tastleton, IN said di-trit Tins lst dtS
OF January, \, u, l'iS,
s-v W. a, SUMNER, Register,
STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
- Of Rutland 81, The Probate Court Tor the
nl,tngt OF Rutland.
H. m person, Interested ia the estate OF frangis
Tsrlvu, late VI Nj, HOLLY, ia said district, de-
ceased, GREfTISe;
~ the authority NJ the state Of Vermont, you
arr hrr,.li, i,,jisl IA apl.ar hafnTe tho said IN
lat, QUIT, aJ Tho Probate Ottoc IN Rutland, ia
sat district, Ou tho 1T SATURDAY II February, 4,
T., E,lN, tn show cause, II any you have, Why the
aegoHpt "a Inrrnzo I, larheA, administrator a
the late al said dvgNassd shouh not h. allowed,
ami aE,n why the uvilue ut said estate should H0t
ls. distributed 10 "a, lartlc, cnticlrd thereto,
lts'.d a. Rutland, IA sand itsinrJ, thl- 9TH dsN
uf january, \, u, lNoN,
t-vaNs HENRY II. SMITH, Register.
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.ca10 A DAY FOR ALL. B1XNe
olU ell Tool Samples ftse. AddSQo Al,
FULLAM, Springfield, Vt 1.U14
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Over million casks Il linz have bcen burn
Cd at Rockland, this yeir, wsth nesriy = MIL
lion dollars. gig ~ j@,
A prominent trader Of Bockland, nsmed
Boyd, went To Boston about month ago, 70
buy goods, and has not been seen since the Gay
Of his arrival. He len wife and children %
hind him. The disappearance OF married IA
dy about the Same time Is supposed to furnish .
clueto bis conduct ~. -" Y :
The Eastport Sentinel says Mr.. James Huck.
inrs. q man Of GO years Of age, belonging q
Lubec, was at work Wednesday morning, win
others at the rear Of tho building, occupied ~
8. r. Byfam, In Rastport, repairing the fcunda-
ton heavy sill had been raised TO Id place
and propped up, 90 that Il rested about six feet
from the ground; when the props giving way.
Il fell striking Mr.. Huckings on the head
knocking him into tho dock, distance OF per
haps Ave feet. The deceased did not live more
than ten minutes from the time when tho acc'-
dent occurred. ~. -...
We learn from the Calais Adptriissr, Thurs
dry night sbout II o'clock, while Captain An.
drew Hayne, Of the schooner Caroline e., and
his men were moving the schooner from the
wharf In Calais, where she lay to make room
for another. Captain Hayne fell overheard and
was drowned. Owing to the hurry and con-
fusion Of the moment and the darkness OF the
night, no one saw him when he went over. As
soon a. he was missed, search was made for
him, but without avail. His body was recover
ed the next morning about 0 o'clock. and sent
overlaid to his friends in fremont.
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BlLLOrs, B.lLLOrS.

We have forwarded ballots for next Tuesday
to all the towns In the County. 10 the Addresses
below found. II they are not all received BY
Saturday night, commsnieation should Be had
with this Office Immediately. Lyman and Day
ton, saco and Biddefod win call for theirs
here.
Jos. II. sanborn. Kittery; G. W. s. Putnam.
York and Eliot. York; J. b. Nealley, So. Ber-
wick; Nathi Hobbs, No. Berwick; U. o. Brack-
EFT. Berwick. CT. Falls, N. II; II. A. Lord,
Lebanon Centre; r. II. Cooling. So. Acton; q.
A. Frost. springvale; Darling Ham, Nswheld;
II. II. Burbank, Limerick; VIM. Macarthur.
A. @. Obrion, c. & Parsons6eld.
Cornish; c. L. Weld. West Buxton; J. c. Rob
erts, WATERFORD Centre; I. N. felch. Hollis; J.
W. Sergeant. Kennebunk; J. A. Wheeler, Ken
nebunkport; George Getchell. Wells; 8. Little
field, Alfred; Alfred Hull. Shapleish- r..-r.'
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q How. Chilly the EveniHgs In oe,es.r.,
This ~ common rsnArk, yst how few think Of
tho danger Of ezpssisi themselves to their inn..
,spessi In all low. marshy localities AEus and
y.v.r ursys,l At this season Of the year. In this
disease there 10 invariably more or les' dsrange-
mept Of the liver and digestive orssn'. Tbs rem.
,d,., usually relorted to have reference TO pre-
venting the paroIysu ar breaking up the ohiii''
m this u Effected wbthoat removing the Gauss,
r.,,p,s /, inevitable. II0sTErrEBS STOMACH
BITTERs strike directly ut the foundation OF the
.y,l by acting directly on the liver and correcting
Digestion. The cause being removed the par0h'
vsm win cease, and the ehills cannot return
when tho patient Is weak and debilitsted' 10,
BlrTERs should be resorted TO, as they wiz
strengthen and tone the stomach. allsy al nel'
yous irritation, and Infuse renewed animation
into the sithsrto dropping sp rits without en'a''
Ing the danger OF reaction.
HOsrErTER's STOMACH BlTTERs h Truly
reventive medicine. rendering even the fseoies'
frame impervious to all malsrious influences
and. rs stomachc and antl.bilious medicine u u
Incompatible. and no one, who values his health
can afford 10 do without II. Portify the system
with this iuestimsbls tonic and invigorao. snd
the .ChIlls Of October Evenings" will have no
terrors for you. oct'
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For Electors Of President and Vice President.
George L. Beal,
Samuel P. Strickland
Esref Il. Banks,
Amos Nourse,
Dennis L. Milliken,
Henry 0. Perry,
Ebenezer Kn0WltOn.
MI Vice President.
rAs f,.as cs.se.s.

An tbs outposts Of tho enemy have been
taken, Vermont, Colorado, Maine, Ohio, Penn
syivania, Indiana, Connecticut, Nevada, and
WEST VIRGINIA. Since our friends were
oveuun BY the Ku KlsIes In Kentucky, in not
one single battle have the rebels gained point.
We are now faos to fsee with the main army.
and on Tuesday next the battle viii b fought
all along the line from the Atlantic to the Pa
ci6c slope. Are you readyf In the great con-
test which Is to decide the perpetuity Of our
govsrnnsnt and the rights Of man in this Re-
public. have you been an Indifferent spectator.
where manhood and the love Of . nation are In
the sale with foul-mouthei murder. repudia-
ton and rebellion, Have you felt no concern
In contest when oil men should feel the deep
est intcrsst and agony, IL may be, a. thsy 80
the scale. freighted with their best desires and
hopes, 80 up or DOWN. II you have, may God
have mercy on your soul; for the Republic has
no need Of such as you.
But II you have tried to do your duty thus
far to your country, We beseech you not to
slack your hands now when We are 30 near the
top Of the mountain. where We win plant our
fa-. there to r,main IS long - men are true and
faithful and valiant for the public liberties
The victories achieved by us in Maine inspired
our brethren in other States to work and achieve
success. Our danger now lies in inactivity by
reason Of our fancied security. Let US show
A. o,.,,,, ,h,, o,,r r,,,-, AMER oar Septemter
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

TAs sheriff and parish judge Of 81. Mary's
Louisiana, were assassinated ct Franklin, In
that STATE, on Saturday. The murderers escs-
ped without being recognised. A negro prcach-
er from the North, named Randolph, who was
ALSO A member Of the South Carolina Senate,
vas shot dead In the oars ct Cokesbury, Able
willie County, In that State, on Friday, and In
Arkansa, q deputy sheriff Of Kren County.
while out serving subp9nas, was on Saturday
night tied to negro, and with him shot
dead. "
Four thousand stand Of arms, purchased for
the State Of Arkansas, wero thrown overheard
from q steamer on the Mississippi River, on
Friday last, by an armed company Of rebel.
Governor Clayton has called for more troops,
expecting further movements Of this kind.
There Is much disorder In Louisiana, and
serious trouble Is apprehendcd In Jefferson, near
New Orleans, from collision between the met
ropolitan police and The city authorities: A
Newspaper Office In Franklin was sacked on Bum
day night. "..
Peru Is experiencing the truth Of the proverb
that "misfortunes never come singly." The
yellow fever Is adding It's ravages to the suffer
ings by the recent earthquake.
General Prim repels the charges Of personal
ambition made against him, and says he would
leave the country rather than accept the crown
Of Spain. ....
Bismark when young wished to marry
Swiss inn-keeper's daughter, but would not turn
Catholic to oblige papa, and the match was
broken Of. -. .t ..r.....' ..i
Queen Isabella had reign of exactly thirty
Ave years. She succeeded to the throne Sep
TENDER 20, 1888, and on the same day In 1858,
the revolution reached Madrid.
The smoking car and two passenger cars on
the Hudson River railway were thrown from the
track three miles below Grcenbush on Friday
night, and literally smashed In pieces. Forty
persons were injured and several seriously.
A Ore broke out in the drying room In WASH
ington Mills, LAwronoe, Mass, Tuesday. but
was confined to the room In which Il originated,
which was damaged about $40, 900 worth.
vallandigham thinks Of joining tho Catholic
church In Dayton, though the move Is rather
late to have any political effect.
500 persons die annually, in England, Of de-
llrium tremens, from drinking beer.
Quite recently. out Of 300 idiots in Massaohu-
sets 145 were found to be the children Of hs-
bitual drunkards.
A call for o National Christian Convention
has just been issued. It is to be held under the
auspices Of the American Christian Commission
and will assemble In the Reformed Collegiate
church in Fifth Avenue New York, on the fore
noon Of November II. The call Is signed by
George II. Stuart, Howard Crosby, D. D., Rev.
Messrs. Alfred C. Roe and F. g. Ensign, and
officers Of the commission, and by nearly hun
dred Of our most influential clergy and laymen.
Another bloody riot has occurred In the neigh
borhood Of New Orleans, In which several lives
were lost and houses burned. The city itself Is
far from quiet and further trouble Is expected
to grow out Of the Canal street affair.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Liz. Of Patents issued 10 Maine inventors. and
bearing date Of Oct 9th, reported for the ux-
,os AND JOURNAL BY wn. H. Clifford, Solicitor
Of Patents, solt Cougrss st. Portland, Ne.
r. Moody, Monmouth, Hold Back.
7. A. Sawyer, Portland. Dish Rack
CIV. Cahoou, Portland, Steam Generatos
TS Cofiin, Harrington, Ham q.
J. II. Hassam, Mount Vernon, Apple Corer.
We learn from the Bangor WAig that the
Bangor Democrat case" which was TO have
been tiled at the present waldo tsrm, has been
nut over to next term on ACCOUNT Of tho severe
Hines Of Hon. Rufus OWNED, one Of Tie dssso-
danta
A Young man In Pennington vas Intoxicated
Sunday and whils his brother wss endesvcrins
10 ri him home, he struck at him twice win .
kniit, and stsbbsd him In The back, producing
nearly htal wound. '''' '''
Alsdy crossing The bridgs q Lewiston, . Nv
dsys sinoe, was ssissd By . drunksn fslow, wno
kis.sd her ssvsfal umoL BE bore away u
marks Of finger nails upon Nh dirty fhoe, sod
sasysrsd alag sarsinG u hdy h IL most -
ssasivs Language.
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~, rewarded. A gresA party ID now ours, and
W should all pr0s on b yisety. .,
when . laW r. Coegrus b dktastefe the
rebels declare hat Ii 3 Unconstitutional. and
Blair proposes to "trsmple II into dust" by
military power. 1.-THE President elect" he
tells us. must do this; he cannot even wait for
the Inauguration. But fthe Constitution ttseff
stands In the way, what do you think Is to Be
done thenr Why. declare q Unconstitutional.
to Be sure. The Fourteenth Amendment was
long since adopted, and has In due form been
declared part Of the Constitution, and yet
ex-senator Pugh Of Ohio says:
would not give them . three-cent postage
stamp for their Fourteenth Amendment. II u
no part Of the Constitution and Il never vii
be. Is Is base fraud and say, - Franz
Blair said. these cArpet-bsg governments mus
be overthrow.