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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-05

DIED WHEN BEING BArTIZED.-At a
baptism, October Is in the Platte river,
four miles from st. Joseph, Missouri, the
ordinance was administered to several
persons, among whom was Mr.. Stephens,
of Third Fork. After being immersed,
but while still in the river, he wiped his
hands over his face few times TO free il
Of water,threw head and hands up, and
fell backward in the water, whereupon his
friends ran quickly in and took him out
upon the bank, after which ne died with.
out struggle. Physicians say that the
sudden shock tie immersion gave to his
nervous system caused syncope and death.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-05

TRASsFER or REAL EsrArE.-Mr. C.
&. Freeman, of Brandon, has bought of
Col VIM. Fuller, Of that place, his resi-
dence for $1,000
Mr.. Freeman has also bought one
half interest in the Flour Mil, of Geo. ID.
Spooner of Brandon.
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October 10, 1868.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
~ CASTLETON VERMONT.

The Board Of Trustees regarding it as mpor-
tant in introducing the system of Normal Instruc-
ton in our State, that drilled in and familiar
with the best systems in other States should be
at the head OF their school. have succeeded in Sc
curing as Principal Miss E.-0 PATCH, gradu-
ate Of the Massachusetts, State Normal School al
birmingham, of whom Rev. Chas. Brooks Of
Massachusetts,, the founder Of the Normal School
system in this country says -"She is the most
accomplished scholar for the head Of a Normal
School that am acquainted with"
With her will be associated as teacher, another
graduate Of the same school.
We think, therefore, that this school offers pc
culiar advantages to those who are wishing TO
prepare themselves for teaching.
The Fall Term begins Sept 2Sd.
The Winter Term begins January 9Th.
The Spring Term begins April goth.
Each term continues thirteen 49, weeks. FIX
animation for admission the Tuesday preceding
each term.
Tuition ~ per term.
Pupils needing aid and intending to teach can
have their tuition paid by the State.
Board can be obtained for from ~ 10 s6 per
week and facilities will be provided for those who
may wish to board themselves.
G. n. WILLARD, Seo'y.
Castleton, Sept. I, 1865. 9d6wi
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The American people are emphatlcally " fast
hyru." The constant wtara and tear ut brain and
muscle brings on many ailments, including dis
pcIsia aud all its attendant horrors, such bill
ious headache, loss of appetite stupor. hypochon-
dria, aud general debility of the whole system.
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lAnt, which comprises medical properties and the
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found IN ALIENS CONGRESS HlruRS, TheyaTt
not cheap Whisky, but scientific cumblna-
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all Of which are Acknowledged by the Medical
Faculty TO contain curative and tonic properties.
One important ingredient Is THE PuCkly Ash
Berry. celebrated throughout Europe A. pre-
Ientiye OF ASiatc cholera, and Of all summer
complaints and Diseases All persons should have
some reliable family medicine on hand. not only
a cure but as preventive, and all who holitN,
that pure curative stlmulani Is preferable 10 the
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THE RUTLAND HEkAip'
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s.. 1861,
"Itaii, Onsc ,gain'"

"Uau, Onsc Again
....r NisuHf,iu. fstr t.'0. H..
~t44At ilr Do. traiu Ht iH-H.-
Ani l.r t.e lght uulu Wla NNtW.t
,,.rsla Et# shrrl tEaa 'Hr na.H'#
ttr, uf4-rlpadr iia 'iiHH
,4ta ettciestA la Loyal
Aetss -hA haHr tN u#
trsm Neuunp'yt- iis i.
lsft- Rails, va ta.1r'"
Nn1 Nbsh fhr l#h' l#
A. -ct oi smile east Nt..s
MtU l.t o.. s,HEn4 I'H-
IN, sl.,, linz. have been sat u- hs a.
pae, friend, L, bc placed a, the head OF
our editorial columns, tm. morning, rs
rallyins nv i,r the men Of the Green
Mountain, 10 come 10 the ballot boN. to
as, their vote, IN favor Of freedom anu
rqual righ', t. 17. that the yoire If YER
rnant mgy once more bc heard ,gholng
over the mountains and through the wales,
that ,ho stands by the right, and that the
high, YET burns upon her altars rs bright
aud pure "a when the fathers declared her
fr,e aud ladqeadtHf commonwealth,
aud tina, the principles Of liberty are
brighter AMI more sacred than ever before
in the heart, Of her people, not iorgotiul
Of the sacrifices made TO purchase for all
equality before the law, aud give strength
90 loyal hearts ~ the intelligence 81 her
vot. shall be flashed from one section Of
,hi. broad laniAia lis EXTREMIST limits
The moral effect OF the glorious vote cast
Tor Coy. Page at the September election
Inspired hope in many doubling soul,
and We have received the thanks of the
loyal people Of this republic for tina,
hearty aud noble expression Of the opin-
ions Of the people Of Vermont, which has
led them brascly on TO the final victory
which is TO be consummatcd at the polls
to-day.
The issues that have entered into the
canvass now closing, have not been the
ordinary topics Of political contest
both men and measures have been lost
sight of in the more potent question, shall
we reap the fruits of victory over treason
and the establishment Of the government
of the country upon basis that will en-
sure equal rights to all the races that go
to make up the population Of this free re-
pnblic, and that those who attempted To
trample under their feet the Constitution
and laws of the country. Tho people
have ever been true TO the principles be-
queathcd To them by the founders Of the
State and the motto inscribed upon the
banner which they unfurled to the breeze,
Freedom and Unity" To-day, the
Green Monntain boys will march To the
bollot box, bearing the principles enun-
eiated in the expressive motto Of their be-
loved State, Freedom to all, and Unity
tothe Republic" Therefore, Vormontors,
rally to the polls to-day,
"And when the fight Is DER
Al set OF sun, and victory Won,
Wen let the cannon roar.
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Town DEBTS IN NERMoNT-At the
annual session of the General Assembly
in 1867, Joint Resolution was adopted
directing the State Treasurer TO procure
and report the Indebtedness Of the several
towns and cities in the State. The fol-
lowing is summary of the debt
Total debt, 1898. I9S 81
Due Q. 5. Surplus Fund, 455,993 50
Other liabilities, 1,4S3.2O4 %
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iISSoLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between
George ID. spooner and John Cahee, Jr., Is thi:
day dissolved BY mutual consent. Mr.. q. d.
Spooner has sold his interest tope-halfl in the
Brandon Flourins Mil, TO Chss q. Freeman
who, with Mr.. Cahee, will conduct the business
under the firm name of Freeman q Cahee, and &c
whom all claims for and against the old firm Of
Spooner & Cahee must be presented.
GEO. ID. SP0OSER.
Brandon, VT, Oct 2s, 1865.
oct30.dld&vsw
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PREACHING 5. DANClSG.-bn / hurs-
day night, Oct 29th, Mr.. j. L. johnson,
of Mcndon, intending TO have a ball at
his house, by way of a Joke, extended an
invitation to the Rev. Mr.. Jenkins, of the
same town, desiring his attendance. Mr.
Jenkins said if he went, he should want
to deliver sermon. Mr., johnson inform
ed him that he would be happy to have
him come upon thosc conditions, and said
that about II o'clock at night would be
about the time they would get through
their dance and have their supper, and
suggested that he appear at that hour.
Mr.. jenkins was on the spot ut the ap-
pointed hour, in company with some OF
the members Of his church, and found a
large audience awaiting him. He spoke
from LIST Timothy, ": g." For bodily
exercise profteth little but godliness is
profitable unto many things, having prom
isc OF the life that now is, and OF tina
which is to come" In his address, which
was extemporanoous, he said in sub
stance That dancing was detrimental L
: good morals, and attended with more o,
less Of evil to those engaged had a ten
dency follower and degrade, instead o
elevating and enobhng person; lead
Young people into bad habits; createt
jealousy, often, between husband and wife
He, also, said that many Il young lady ha,
gone 70 an untimely grave, by going iron
the dancing hall thinly clad, and not eS
ercisinS proper care while there tha
dancing, as now practirrl, was not in har
mony with the word Of God Mr.. lcnk
ms spoke in this vein Tor little over ont
half hour with great force Those pre-,
ont paid strict attention to the remark,
and seemed well plca>el with the idea
advanced while many would have bee
glad had the address been extended t
another half-hour
PRESENTATION There was larl
social gathering at the. Town Hall !
Yves; Rutland, last Wednesday nigh
previous to the departure ii an old an
esteemed citizen and family Tor "th
West"
Mr. d 5 Chaitcrton and his cstirnabI
wife were madS the recipients Of an el,
CANT Silver Tea Sc, with other pieces,
united gift OF the Parish. Mr. c.. Snr
day School class. Of Which he has been
valued and successful teacher for man
years, also presented him with a Bible.
Leave taking, and regrets were the f.,
tures of the evening, yet the occasion WI
made joyous by speech and song, an
frightened by tie presence of their 70
mer Pastor, Rev. Aldacc Walker. y Il
whose face and voice is both sunshine an
music TO old and young.
Mr.. c. carries with him the kind wish,
of many .frieads for continued health an
prosperity in his Michigan Home.
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PORTABLE GAS MACHINES.

This Company also own and control a series OF
patents covering all the simplest, cheapest, and
mos, effective portable gas generators; and are
prepared to set up apparatus for any number of
lights from ten 10 three thousand, adapted for any
and all purposes Of lighting and heating.
Further information may be obtained by send
Ing for prospectus or on application TO
r. NJ. COPELAND,
General Agent.
9s,Swsm Fairhavep, Vt.
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NEW ENTAIL OFFICE

M u W d Il N I "A y y T = II
IN g. BOWERS, D. d. g., has the pleasure OF
announcing that he has established Dental Of
fee in Union Block, Rooms No. s, opposite the
HERALD office, where the citizens Of Rutland and
vicinity will find him ready to respond to the calls
Of any person requiring dental operations.
His rooms are finely located and beautifully
furnished with every convenience and luxury
necessary to . first class dental office.
He trusts no essential requisite Is wanting to
enable him 10 meet the demands Of the pubic for
the educated, skillful and experienced dentist.d
REFERRNcEs-C. A. PoTbssh, Esq, Springfield,
Vt, o. L. slAder, J. 8. Bowers, A. Q. Coourn
Rutland.
April Is, 1858. oSvu
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ONLY . cESTr ron LARGE BOTTLES ,-Motbe,
Bailey's Quie:ing syrup for children. which
greatly assists the child through the month. q.
teething allsys all pain, reduces iniammstion
correct4 acidity Of the stomach and never fails r.
regulate the bowels Sold BY al Druggists
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Aleu- ADVERTISEMENTS.
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IA SCENES IN TIE BIBLE, Portrayed
illustrated and studied, by Rev Daniel March, ID
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A DVERTISERS GAZETTE.
TO PUBLISHERS.

With the November number the Advertisers Ga
zette commences its third year. II Is established
as ii,,lui 4 communication between Publishers
and the advertising public. Believing it will adj
to the value Of the paper and TO its interest TO l.
vertlsers 10 have the newspapers more generally
represented IN Its columns, reduce the price Of
advertising TO 10 cts per line per month. 1t will
be seen that Card Of lines for one year will cost
but So
Publishers with whom We have no open account
must remit With their order.
GEO. P. RoWELL & Co,
&yblshers & Advertising Agents, n. Y.
Subscription priee-$2 per annun, In advance;
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I
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- -. y ~ '''.'"' ','''
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I'o,'1 l"'''''- ~ Jug ANU Improving 'l'f4"''
,,, ~ - ,..- &C., ~ ',','
r,..,rai-.s5
e.
lac '1fo"~,|sA ~ MS te'ha'H"o'' improve
hish' Is 4'.e"''l VIVA ou' A"'' u'u"'' aha eN
pens an" ca" u" P"' UP i" -" "'"'' 'h Wy"
'A' ''-'.''
In most eases the savings Of the first lpilter
vi, pay the whole Expense othtlug w IL" nrre-
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NEW ENGLANpERs, EspECI,

4 ally Nemontcrs, send ilr catalogue free Of
500 sttresCop,1 Views Of Vermont, New Hamp-
SHIRE Adirondack and florlla scenery 10 \. i.
STYLES, Burlington, VI.
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PETER q ZONES g. son,

PETER Q. JONI Els q bUN,
Dealers in all kinds Of Paper. Also AseHts i OF
Smith & Peters Printers Caro- se' '
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THE PRNBIrs On FIRR.--A locomo-
tive set fire to the grass on the prairies,
near Altoona, Iowa, last week Fam
ed by the high wind, the flames
dashed into the neighboring farms, leav.
inga swath OF ruin behind. The farm Of
Mr. Cummings was swept Of everything
house, barn, with horses in it, grain i'll
the stack and fences, all were swallowed
up. The farm Of Mr.. johnson, near by
met the same ruin, only he managed by
great efforts to save his residence. An.
other large farm near Colfax was also en-
tirely desolated. The wind for few days
has been blowing a gale the grass is a,
dry AS, finder. and destructive fires in
other parts OF the State are reported.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-05

AociDENr a negro boy, Samuel
Burke by name, had leg and part of one
foot taken off while Stacking cars at
Middle Granville station, yesterday morn
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The Introduction 81 his remarkable improve
meat ls Intended WITH but LITTLE trouble ami eN
reusc and can bc put up ina few hours in the
largest establishment.
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In most c,,cs the savings ct the first quarter
vi. pay the whole expea-e fitting VIZ the nrrs.
s1ry apparatus,
The Montana post., 1868-03-07
sheriR,s sale.

DY virtue OF an execution issued out of and by
I'D the Probate Court in and Tor Madison county
Montana Territory, bearing date 18th Of February
A ID 1868, have levied upon aud viii sell 70 the
highest bidder for cash. IN front of the Sherifs Of
fee on Idaho street. Virginie City. Montana Terri
tory. on the 10th day OF March. 1868, between the
hours of 10 A n aud NJ Of said day. the follow
ing described property, lying and being IN the
county aforesaid, to-wit: The building known as
the Methodist Episcopal Church. in Virginia City,
NJ t. situate ON Lot ten Q0) aud five feet OF Lot
pine CO., in Block fOrty-sx (46), on south side OF
Idaho street, according TO LOmaxs survey, with
all the buildings and apperterances thereto belong
ing Taken as the property of James p 1saacs,
Trustee of the Methodist Episcopal Church. 20 sat
isfy an execution IN favor OF r n Farley, ID Tay'
lor and II Aylsworth.
-F.- - DAVID McCRANOR, Sheriff.
Virginia City. NJ 7, Feb Is, 1858. WIZ
The Montana post., 1868-03-07
PLANTERs' HOUSE,
On Broadway. Opposite the Post ofass.
HELENA, n. T.
JOHN CLOssER, Prop'r.


OtANE 20 my rnnsh on Stnkingwaier, ABOUT the
4 J Art of February, 1879, one white ana one
speS>''- CHRIsToPHER KIN6Rf 1
February IS, 1e6s-le2-is5.
The Montana post., 1868-03-07
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
CASE NO. i.

Bankrupt
To wsom Il may concern;
I The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap
poiutrneut as assignee Of Henry Myers OF the city
OF Virginia In the county Of Madison ana IerTiory
of Montana. who has been adjudged bankrupt
Y,pou his own petition by the Register OF said court
Virginia City. NJ T., Feb. IL. 1868, Ir.LU
L OESTRE1CHER Assgnee.
VIM H. Cbiles, plf IS solicitor.
The Montana post., 1868-03-07

GOME to my Ranch. about January lIth
~ 1863. one black Horse, white spot on forehead
and nose: left hind foot white and white saddle
marks ON both sides OF his back: brands visible
The owner Is requested TO call for him, pay charges
and take him away. ,,,,-.,,,x-r6
lsa ..--- H .t-H. Passamari Valley.
The Montana post., 1868-03-07
mANsFIELD& CO..
DEALERs II IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
WINES AND Liquors.

"AvAHA CIGARS. Tobacco. Pies, aud smo-
III fsnQ Materials. jackson -. one door above
J 3. Rockfellow's Virginia City, ~. T.. and Main
a. ouposife Internasiousi Hotel. Helena We deal
excl,,ssvely IA Liquors, Tobacco. Cigars and Sno-
line material, We buy IA bond and pay cash. Re-
tsiler. win fn Il 70 their Interest 90 exnmins car
stock. " ttfilffttl [ie27twtf
The Montana post., 1868-03-07
Esfray Notice.

CNAME TO my Ranch, abeut the let oflhay las !
I one roar rintn Ponys about ten years old no
brands The owners can have the same bY prov
ing property and paying charge ...x,
Jan &c 1863. '-1I siff ufsE W tse o|
The Montana post., 1868-03-07

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Prcmature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will for the
saks Of ufrerine humanity. send nee 70 all who
need IL the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing 20 profit by the advertisers experisnce, can
do % 6y addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN b OGDEN.
v-l43-1e3 No. ~ Cedar ST. New York.
The Montana post., 1868-03-07

summons.

John How, IN he PROBATE cou.rt sof
5Aadisou Co. n. t.
Montana Territory, lr
Madison County.
To ths Sheriff Of Madison coanty, greeting. "a
To James A Smifh-You are hereby summoDed
and required 20 answer the complaint Ia the sbOve
entitled action, which has been Rlei I'm the oce Of
the Probate Judge IN Virgins City. county and
Territory aforesaid. ON or before the 21st day Of
March, 1868 that being The March term Of our said
Probate Court; and II you fail answer said oota-
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff will
take Judgment against 700 for the sum ot Sl5e IS.
This action Is brought on Aa account stated and
filed for goods sold and delivered t
Witness my hand and seal Of ONCE this 18th day
fSEALl OF February, A ID 1865. - 1a- rat %
Tl1 giIl WHY LOWELL. Probate Judge.
!, f, G. DEouIxG, Atty. -r. wls3-1e6
The Montana post., 1868-03-07

th. other. 20. R. RI Az some Of the herd have
staayed. or been stolen, all persons are warned
against purchasing stock 80 obrsnded unless from us
POEDEXTER A. ORR
Black Tail Deer Greek . ~ lss.l nov3owu
The Montana post., 1868-03-07
Cattle Taken Up.

ZANE TO nv ranch on Mil Creek, an July. 1860,
~ one yoke Of six year old cattle one bTindle
.eolored and one whitei both branded l. V ON
horus The owner Is requested 81 claim and prove
property, or they win be disposed Of according 70
law, - .r.Es AhA II. FhAhhH o
! Mn Greek, NJ. T. Dec. &c, 1867 80 FlI
The Montana post., 1868-03-07

For rates shipping directions, etc. apply =, the
.lfI General 0nces ofths ComrRuy, or 10 ~
Kieht q Parker, Agents, No. lo6 Washington
-. Street, Boston, - r-l
George B. McCul1oh, Agent No ~ South
! 7TIT 5fh street Philndepha- il q 80
Sidney Rice. Agent No. Burnet House Gin:
Joseph HcEntire, Agent, No q Commercial
Stresl s. Louis
Henry Hargis, Agent No. So Clark St; Chic'gO
Daniels Brown, Agents. Denver. Col9lsae'
George +. CLARK. Agent, Central City. Col
Fisher & Cass, Agents. Golden City, Colorado.
9odbe q Mitchell. Agents. Salt lake CITY,.
PFOUTS a. RUSSELL, AgentS Virginia
Daniel Corbin, Agent, Helena, Montana.
Smith & 0rneters Agents. Bannack and Mon
@. Z. Blake, Agent, Santa Fs, New Mexico.
Oscar Nicholson, Agent Junction City, Kan
.n s1s present tsrminus u p. R-k- ED
O.. q, BARTON. Contracting Agent North
JAZZ Platte Station. Nebr.skas Opresent terminus
r. r.. SHORT.
LIT t- General TnyeEng Agent