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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-09-29

It Q r S A L E i.
good Dwelling House and Barn and out
buildings, with about twenty acres of good til
lage and pasture land with good running water
to the house and barn-al in Barton village
Inquire of the owner on the premises.
MILTON BARNARD.
Barton. Aug 49, 1868. 33tf
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An Act To incorporate the Woodstock
Boot aud Shoe Company,
An Act TO incorporate the Benson and
Orwell Slate Company
An Act 20 incorporate the Brandon
Manufacturing Company,
An Act in amendment Of section II, Of
chapter 40, Of the General Statutes, Telat-
ing To Private Corporations,
An Act constituting Francis Diekerman
heir-at-lew Of Enoyh Dickerman and Mary
Diekerman.
An Act to legalize the Grand List Of
the town Of Burke Tor the years 1864,
1865 and 1866.
An Act to incorporate the Vermont
Live Stock Improvement Company,
An Act 10 legalile the Grand LAST oi
the town Of Fletcher for the year 1867,
An Act TO incorporate the Winooski
Lumber Company,
An Act TO Incorporate the Howard Ho-
tel Company, Burlington
An Act laying tax on the County Of
Franklin,
An Act To lcgalilc the Grand Lists OF
the town Of Guillard for the years 1857
and lSbS,
An Act to incorporate the North Thct-
ford Water Power.
An Act to incorporate the East Orwell
Cheese Manufacturing Company.
An Act TO legalilo the Grand Lists u
the town Of Holland for the years 1864,
1860, 1866, 1867 and 1865,
An Act 10 alter the name Of Alvah Els.
worth and constitute him heir-at-law OF
Isaac W. Higgins and Elizina L. llig.
gins,
An Act in amendment of chapter - of
the General Statutes, Of Public Instruc-
ton.
An Act granting certain powers TO the
Trustees Of the Northern Educational
Duion.
An Act to change the name OF Rollin
L. Hill, and constitute him hcir-at.law OF
James and Mary Ann Coleigh
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

After devotional exercises, Col. Huns
den. Of Shoreham, led in a discussion of
the question what are the best means
Of enlisting and sustaining the christian
activities Of all the members of churches r
On motion of the Rev. Mr.. Tuxbury, Of
Brandon, thanks were rendered to the peo-
pie of Middlebury for their hospitality.
Reports Of some of the churches were
then listened to- among the more inter-
esting, are the following:
Rev H. I. Leavitt said that in Ferris
burg the NJ. E. and Congregational
churches were about equal. In the latter
were eight male aud twenty-seven female
members, but with no young members or
any Association.
The one in West Cornwall has taken in
twenty-five since last November.
Pres. Kitchel said that the one in Wey-
bridge had recently doubled its numbers
twenty-six having been added this year,
and all but one was under 40, and the
Sabbath School numbered seventy-five.
Rev. Mr.. Winchester said that all In
Bridport were old men, and he believed
that five had been added within year.
Col. Hammond, OF Salisbury, said that
they needed pastor; but the Associa,
ton was doing little good.
A discussion was then had on the ques'
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CENTRAL rAyIrlC RAILROAD 60.
Pr BLIC LANDS,

4>ua.eG along the liuc Of their Road Also a Sub
4ly Iotuut L. :. Six per cent, Bonds, avertglu,
J5 Goa LII mile, AS fast as the sections Of twenty
niles.are completed. They have received in I'D
itiun, important Grants from the state and eitl"-
Il California, worth more than 5000, Goa in goM.
The proceeds Of these Lands, Bonds, Capital
took, Subscriptions Subyyntions, and Net Earn
n,s arr invested in the enterprise, to which Is
.dlea tAo amount realized from First Mortgage
BONDS, These latter have the first hen upon thu
whole property and are issued to the same
.rtount only as the Government advances, OF To
he extent OF about one-thIrd the cost value Of
be Rosd, equipment etc.
Tie Cash Resources are abundant tor tho CON-
olc.ion Of the work, and the net earnings, from
the way traffic upon $50 miles now open FOR bust
ness, ar n,le than double the current intcre,,
liabilities.
-. Besides a mileage upon all through bust
1s,s tins Road, having the best lands for settle
nent the most productive mines, the nearest
u.rkets, ana being exempt from competition
! will always command large revenues, which are
Wholly in Com.
Twu-thirls OF the entire Loan Is already mar
teted, and Judging by past experience, the Loan
will soon be closed. Investors who desire an I'M
isualy safe, reliable, and profitable security
would do we'll to purchase before the Bonds are
al taken.
The Company reserve the right to advance the
lrice at any tima; but all orders actually in
r.nsitu at the time of any such advance will be
shed at present price. AT this time they pay
more than per cent. upon the investment, and
/ M nd tatp
hyperion TO any other corporate securities now
offered.
The First Mortgage Bonds are of $1,000 each
| with scmi-annual coupons attached, pasao'e III
| July and January. Both interest ana prlhoipai
ire made expressly payable IN United states
;oId Coin. The back interest from July lst is
charged only at the currency rates.
We receive all classes of Government Bonds,
| II their full market rates. in exchange for the
| entral Pacific Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the
holders TO realize from TO 10 per cent profit and
| Keep the principal of their investments equally
secure and receive the same rate of interest for
| longer period.
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt atten-
| ion, Information, Descriptive Pamphlets, etc.,
| giving a full account of the Organization, Pro-
| ,ress, Business and Prospects OF the Enterprise
furnished on application Bonds sent by return
| Express at our cost.
| Subscriptions received by Banks and Bankers,
Agents for the loan, and by First National Bank
| Springfield, Vt.
~ All descriptions of Government securities
Bought, Sold, or Exchanged, at our ONCE py Mali
Ut Telegraph, at Market Rates.
| ~Accounts of Banks, Bankers, and others
received and favorable arrangements made fof
desirable accounts.
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers In Government oeoui'"'''
l and
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE G. p X. H. oo''
No, Nassau st., New AoiA'
| .eptlsdsatSwsm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

ELECIIoN IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the more noticeable manifestations Of pa
triotism, at Middlebury on election day,
was the voting Of the students of the
College. At two o'clock, F. NJ, they met
on the grounds in front of the Chapel,
and were formed in procession by Marshal
Athony Carr, and marched down to the
Courthouse and cast their votes. A flag
which had waved over southern battle
fields until it was quite dilapidated, was
carried in the procession by a one-legged
veteran student, Edwin Sherman. The
march was enlivened by singing the song
Of John Browns body" and others Of
like import. After the votes had been
cast, loud calls were made for Judge Slade,
who responded in a brief, but stirring
and eloquent speech, appropriate to the
occasion. He was eheered repeatedly,
and at the close was given three cheers
and a tiger. The procession twas then
reformed and marched back to the College
grounds, where it was broken up. In the
evening, the days work was celebrated by
a large bonfire in front Of Simmons book
store
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Ii becOmrih u-, a. people, /" 1'N1H"''
edge our dependence upon Divine Pro'''
dcncr. auI a. return thanks Tor the many
blessing, which have crowned the year
The custom is hallowed by the usage OF
many generations, do, therefor. az
point
Thursday, the Goth NoNem''.I n''''
o. he observed by the people Of TIN, state,
%, day Of Thanksgiving and rri,r %
Almighty God
H., u-, on that. day enter into His
gates with Thanksgiving, aud into Ills
courts WITH praise surely EyUuyirr~y ysttrl
mercy hath followed Us, bestowing upon
us an abundant measure Of health, grant
ing Us plentiful haryests as the reward Of
the labors Of the hu,bandman, and con,
tinuing unto us the incs,imahlc blessings
Of civil and religious liberty.
Mos, Of all, should We over render fresh
Thanksgiving, for the gift Of grace and
the hope of Heaven, revealed unto Us
through our Lord Jesus Christ,
lat US not forget "tho fathcrlc>s and
the widow" that they may "ott and be-
satisfied, that the Lord thy God may bless
thee in all the work Of thine hands which
thou docst"
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State in the Executive Chamber,
at Montpelier, this third day OF
November, in the year OF our Lord
IT, : one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-cight, and of the Independ-
euce Of the United States, the
nincty;third.
JOHN b PAGE
BY the Governor,
S T.. BcRNuNN,
Sec of Civil and Nil. Affairs.
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the extension Of the Bennington ana kn''
land Railroad Ia West Rull'nd, he
Committee were in consultation Nednos'
day evening, but viii not probably report
before Friday, There IS no indications
As 10 how they will report. II viii not
probably be acted upon this week should
they report, but viii be laid upon the table
and made the special order iar some day
CARLY next week
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of the General Assembly. aud
been approved and si@ncd by the
Governor.

An Act relating 10 Checklists ol Iot-
ers.
An Act to amend the Charter Of the
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company.
An Act to incorporate the Trustees of
the fund for Aged and Infirm Clergymen
of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of
Vermont
An Act to incorporate the Trustees OF
the fund for the support of the Bishop OF
the Episcopal Church in the Diocese OF
Vermont
An Act to construe and in amendment
of an Act approved Oct 20, 1861, entitled
an Act to incorporate the Lamoille Val
ley Railroad.
An Act to incorporate the Vermont
Life Insurance Company.
An Act to incorporate the Lamoille
Spring and Hotel Company.
An Act to amend an Act to incorporate
the Mount Mansfield Turnpike Company,
approved Nov -, 1867.
An Act TO amend an Act entitled An
Act to incorporate the Greer Mountain
Seminary, approved Nov. ., 1862
An Act to enable the towns in the
counties OF Washington, Caledonia and
Orange, to aid in the construction of the
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad.
An Act to incorporate the st. Johnsbury
Hotel Company.
An Act to enable the towns in the coun.
ties of Franklin, Lamoille and Orleans tc
aid in the construction Of the Missisquoi
| Railroad.
An Act in relation TO the electors o.
President and Vice-President.
An Act to amend section IS, of chapter
%, of the General Statutes relating t,
school districts. ~
! An Act to amend an Act, entitled Al
Act providing for Check List of voter,
approved Nov. 10, 1866, approved Nov. 6
1867.
An Act laying tax on the County O.
Windsor.
An Act authorizing the Green Noun
tain Institute to enlarge its capital.
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ASSAULT WTru Intent TO kILL.--A
yagraut ulmcd Cummings, claimed 10
have come from Bridgcwatcr, was dis
covered on the hay loft Of Mr., Hiram
Wright, Of New Haven, on Friday morn
ing, under circumstances not the most
pleasant for the person ma'.ing the dis
eoycry, FrInk Virgil. was going up the
ladder, near tue top. when the villain
struck him on the head with an army re-
yolyer INJECTING two y severe wounds,
kno king him from ,h~ tiler upon the
floor where he remam.., some time, sense
less. Mr.. Wright summoned help and
Cummings was captured, brought to Mid
dlebury. delivered over to Sheriff Trip,
and by him lodged in Jail On saturday
he was brought before Justice Simmons
on two distinct charges assault with in
tent to kill and carrying burglars tools.
He pleaded guilty of both otfensos and
was bound up for the frs. otfanse, in the
sum OF 81 800, and for the second, in thu
sum OF $500. In default of bail be WIS
committed. Cummings is only about
eighteen years OF age. He had revolver
and a rifle, both loaded - .WddItj1gy Reg
kstfr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

yesterday, at o'clock \, m, in Lake
Champlain, very near whore her bonnet
was discovered She lay near the shore
where the water was only four feet deep,
Her body Wa, bloated but very little,
When found, her arms were folded, gloves
on, and all her clothing, except bonnet,
was on, and had been put ON with her
usual care, Her funeral was attended at
her house yesterday, At Il m, Thus the
long suspense of this sad affair has been
relieved. ,---
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married, the married happy, and WISE IN
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of Lore, Secret Of Success, How TO Get hleh' ETC.
All mailed free for 20 cents. 100000 sold.
Address REEN Ed .on
ea,,ar "a Nassau-st., New York.
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The American people are etuUaatlctlN De las
livtrs." The constant wear and tear Of urtu lAa
muscle brings on many ailments, including ii-'
rcIsia and ali It's attendant horrors, such bill
Ious headache loss Of appetite, s,uppF. hyIn.hau-
dr1a, and general debility OF the whole system
All persons thus afflicted need some Eeutlc -i.mu.
liant, which comprises medical propyrie. ANA TIE
virtues OF the best tonic. such al article can b.
found in ALLEN $, CoSGREss BITTFRs. They afr
not a cheap Whiskey, but scientific c'mama
ton OF some sixteen kinds OF Roots ANA h4fks
all of which are Acknowledged 10y the Medica.
Faculty to contain curative and tome properties
One important ingredient Is the IugaN AL
Berry. celebrated throughout Europe as pre-
veutive Of Asiatic cholera, and Of all summer
complaints and diseases. Aupe3pns shnuahay'
some reliable family medicine on hand, not onI!
as a cure but as a preventive, and all who h'ley'
that pure curative stimuant Is preietA9.y y ~
many poisonous compounds usually called "Bour
bon Whiskcy," should purchase and use AtIEN''
CONGRESS BiTrERs. Address W. ALLEN, Pro
p-ietor Fort Edward, n. y. liwly
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81 Twenty-Five years' practice IN the Treat
ment Of Diseases incident 10 Females, has placed
Dr. Dow at the head Of all phys.oians making such
practice speciality, and enables him 10 guarantee
speedy and permanent eara tu the worst cases
All letters for advice mus contain a., Once,
No Endicott Street, Boston.
\, H. Board furnished to those desiring to IL.
main under treatment.
Boston, July, lS6S. eSwly
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iht attention OF our readers ID directed 10 the
s 's',.i.' OF GOES COUGH BALsAM and
this paper, iA'' W
rms uoiy valuable medicine Is recommended
by all who useu. as,seouIs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE. No. As
HOWARD ST, BOSTON.

HOWARD 81, BOSTON,
DE, FREDERICK MORRILL, gives special AZ.
tcnton 10 diseases OF the grnits-urinary organs.
and All chronic and difficult diseases in bath -exos
his great success IN those long standing and diih,
cult eases, such were touRcTly considered IN
cilrahlc Is sufficient O. commend HIM 20 the pub
he As worthy the extensive patronage he has re-
celyvd,
On, MORRILL'S FEMALE SPECIFIC,
For Malu,d and Single LADIES Twenty years'
experience has proved II superior % any other
medicine i1T suppression, irregularities, &c. II
!ss~t-s-t t-.tf-Ftt- health, sssaa tlses-lAn
constantly increasing demand tOr this reliable
remedy has induced us 20 put this within the
means OF all. Price $500,
In MoRRuL Is admitted by the best medi.
cal talent of the country 10 have no equal IN the
treatment OF Female Complaints, and Il Is no un-
usual occurrence for physicians in regular prac-
tirc 20 recommend parties 10 him for treatment
whom afflicted with diseases IN his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention,
both medically and surgieally, Board with old
| and experienced nurses will be- furnished those
Who wish "a rrnain ia the city during treatment
The poor advised free Of charge. Physicians OF
patients wishing his opinion or advice by letter.
i aud enclosing the usual lee, viii be answered by
/ return mail, Medicines sent 70 all parts Of the
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

HOLD OF THE WEoNG MANS Mr.,
Matthews, Of the firm Of Cross x Mat
thews, of St Johnsbury, was driving
through Mansfield woods about / o'clock
in the forenoon Of the 29th ult, on his
way to Montpelier, a man armed with .
large club stepped ont from his place Of
concealmont by the road, and. demanded
Of him his money, warning him not to
move, on pain Of death. Upgn the inn
pulse of the moment, Mr.. Matthews
leapcd from lis wagon upon his would-bc
hishwayman, and administered to him SO
severe a thrashing that he left him iusen-
sible in the road and proceeded to Marsh
field to send back an officer to arrest him
by the time the officer had arrived, how
ever, the robDer had 50 far recovered as to
be able to got away.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY
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IlltNn

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BosTot, Jan 20, 1865
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sure that those who once obtain 1t and give II
fair trial will not thereafter be willing TO be With
out it Boston Journal.
A VALUABLE MEprcNE.-Dr Poland's White
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successful attempt to combine and apply tne itie
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been thoroughly tested by people IN TINS city hhu
viun,ty. and the proprietor has testimonials Il
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We recommend its trial in all those cases OF dis
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The White Pine Compound Is now sold IN every
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As was anticipated, there was no quo
rum in either branch of the Legislature
on Wednesday, aud no business was trans
acted This morning, however, business
commenced again, a sufficient number of
Representatives and Senator's having ar
rived, and 1T will undoubtedly be vigor-
ously pushed forward until a final ADJOURN
ment. II is suggested that AN adjourn
ment, sine dc, can take place next week,
on Friday yet, over two hundred bills
have been introduced into both branches,
and some of the most important legisla-
tion of the session is to be reached. Much
will depend upon the time the several
Railway enterprises will consume.
Should they be harmonized or quickly
disposed of the adjournment can be reach
ed AT the date mentioned.
There is great enthusiasm and satiziac-
ton expressed over the result Of the cleo.
ton, believing that the reins of govern.
ment were about to be taken in hand by
those who mean, let us have Peace" and
will conquer it il it can he obtained in nc
other way. The decided expression Of
the loyal people Of the nation, upon the
distinctive issues that have been promi
nent in the canvass, can but carry tn,
conviction that the stability Of the gov
eminent is fully, assured, and that bust
ness in every branch will again reviy,
under the renewed prospect Of a de
termined and wholesome administration
Of public affairs under the new rulers
Such is the faith and belief of all consist
ent and loyal people, This expectation
brings relief, and consequently ncnrl,
every one is juhilant over the gloriou
vietory that has been won at the polls
even some who have opposed the Rcpub
hcan candidates, assert that they thinl
the best interests Of the country will b
subserved by the election Of Grant Am
Colfax.
There was much anxiety 10 learn tn
result in the Fifth district Of Massachu
sets, and while some were DESTROYS tina
Gen. Butler should be defeated, yet
large majority OF the Republicans ar
gra'iiied At his reelection, especially Il
the triumphant victory that he has VOL
over h., opponents. While some wisl
that many of the characteristics of Ger
Butler were different, yet thcy hclicv
that the best Interests Of the Rcpublica
party demand just such an untiring an
vigilant man in the Hills Of Congre,
Another reason il, that his election Civ,
the robliious state, 10 understand tia
the people Of the Northern States are d
termiued that the reconstruction policy {
Congress shall prevail. Had he been d.
fetted, such howl OF satisfaction woul
have come from the indictments Of I'll
South as would have made loyal cal
tiugle with shame AT their remizsneos j
not sending back to the National tounci
the only man in this country ,rto h.
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ton, How to make prayer meetings more
Interesting Rev, Mr. Walker Of Mid,
dlebury, opened the discussion,
lie was followed by others, and, as a
whole, the discussions this afternoon were
very effective, and much feeling was
shown,
The subject oi temperance viii be
discussed at the evening session,
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Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup for children
teething, makes sick and weak children strong ano
healthy gives mothers day and night. Is quiet,
inc medicine FOX children. Only Is cents: 500
by Druggists. H"@'
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2sVly

HuHIY INTERESTING Nrws. - Mothers take
notice, Mother hailey's Quoting Syrup Tor ehil.
aIrn Ieethns Large bottles only IS cents. sold
~ Druggists, ai-w&dly,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

VERY kEERFul'-Thc other day in
Schenectady an old lady, says the Troy
Times. with two band-boxes in her arms,
came Ia The track of the Central and in
quircd At what time the next train was
due On being informed that it would
pass through the city in half an hour, she
quietly dumped her band-boxcs ON the
pavement and squattca, rcmarking that
shed wait till it passed; she didn't want
to be run over, and body couldn't be too
',ccrful."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

MARRIAGE OF Mr.. CoLFAx. - The
Cleveland Leader Of the Goth ult. con-
tains the following paragraph, which has
more than a local interest
Our next Vice President, Schuyler Col
fax, was married on Tuesday, in Ashta-
bula county, to Miss Nellie M. Wade.
Our congratulations go With the newly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
Democratic Frauds ia Ncw ,erk,

married couple Those Of the American
people viii 10 offered IN Tuesday next
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Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup, the grea,
ouieting remedy for children teething allays all
pain, cures wind collie, commissions, grlping, &c,
Large bottles IS cents. Sold by Druggists.
4A-w&diy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

THIS BODY FoUND.-The body of the
missing grl, Sarah A. Barber, was found