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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
Il ,azaflsy WESTERN REsERvB BANK

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ holders Iof the outstanding notes of the late
Western Reserve Bank, and to all other parties in
tere~ted. that after the expiration of six months
dtor Secretary and Treasurer of State, to surren.
der to said Bank the stocks deposited to secure the
outstanding circulation of said Bank, in Iuursu
anee of the fortyffth 5 section of an act cntt ed
"An act to incorporate the State Bank of Ohio
and other Banking Companies" passed February
"a, 1s45. t
M. B. TAYLER. Cashier = - - a
August 49, 1868. aug2s-w6m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

T WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FORHPRoP-
i ERTY in the city of ,Columbus, a farm of l6o
acres of land near Ottawa, the county seat of Put
nam county, Ohio, and will pay the difference if
any in cash. The land is situate at the corner of
cross roads, has house on il and twenty or thirty
acres cleared. It is very rich land, and well tim
bered with Walnut ash, sugar-tree and spice busch
. : - - II s. W. Andrews :
Office. corner of High and Broad streets.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
She.rif's Sale.

10 ,d5io, Sheriff's, Sale. os4 an
10 Isadore Frey a.' a Court Of Common
CtristOpher Rneewster ct ais county unit -
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
in the above stated case from said court to me
directed, will offer forssale at public auction al
the door of the court house, in the city of Colum
bus. on 1@Ti3 sd1 10 Ssef-i7id as IG1fGf0 7HI
Saturday, the 10th day of December, A. ID.
.ucisoa 1868, al Irin3ni1nv5 9iit
at o'clock P. NJ. the fsllowiue described proper
ty. to-wit: Situate in the county of FranBlin and
State of Ohio, to-wit: .
. Lot No sixl6l of John Shorts subdivision of lot
No. nnet9 Of Robert Neil's addition to the city of
Columbus, Ohio, said premises conveyed to said
Christopher kneewater by John G. McGufey and
wife, by deed dated March 3oth. "a. ID. .1s67. NJ
Appraised at $240. .b5Ni4gE9 ies:
s Printers fees Sll 20 sa
Bgy BELL, Deputy.i0 ssdonf ewt 5Uod !
nOyl7- -Wtd&d1t - -s4't -7-4A SS1i'i ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
.SWANsPoRTATfN r
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO
p ,Ielswet .sgayE;AlND-T yd ba,,s1-oo
INDIANA CENT RAL RAIL WAY
''''p'Soi'''A sS .7.,sse-- y .zsoF,o
- -

The Shortest Route Wsst-No Change of Cars II
'oo2 AChicaso! KsOkuk kaui'Inaiansp0nseEs
.-..-...--- Z. !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
MONEY SAVED,

aa Ei+.'FF iE4tl - no 3l.s5b r Z otie ~
/, We are constant purchasing for cash in the New
York apd Boston Markets, all kinds of .ifI .f-ir,
DRY DRY AND AN FANCY GooDSa SILKS, GoTToNs
/ ING MACHINES. CuTLENY, DRESS ,o
d GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS, 80
d, &C., &C.,
of One Dollar for Each Article. Our
sales being strictly for cash. and our trade much
larger than that of any other similsr concern en-
ables to give better bargains than can be obtain
ed of any other house. tf,f.lg IL tranN .rufo.ya
p 81 t,e THE LADIES .,trc r,
Are especially invited to give US trial. =
81 SBND FOR A CIRCULAR AND EXCHANGE LIST.
q, Our club system of Sc ling is follows: For %
send 20 patent pen fountains, and checks describing
% different articles tobe sold for dollar each 40
for S.: 60 for So; 100 for $40, &csl Seny bymail-
CommfSsqons larger thqn those offered By any other
frns accofding size 81 club :" Single fouhtain
and check: l9 cents. Male and female agents wantT
Send rs q trial club, and ou will acknowledge
that you cannot afford to buy goods of any other
house thereafter. .''s J
T, ,ro1zrI z E EASTMAN, 4. ,StKzENDAd L. n
2 DB-iu2-w6mo 51su u tGiElu1.Fp .f-i 19dusy3s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
" BOARD SCHOOL i

! NOUNTY BO AWD SCHOOL EXAmI.
" 9NERS' MEETINGS. The Board of School
. Examinersof franklin county meet al the Probate
Court Room on the lat Friday and SATURDAY.
each mouth in the year Also. On the second Fri
day and Saturday Of the splins and fall months.
~ aprl0-WH 9d- JHu s-tei1 T1rfAi@t g,I fTif-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
Notice.

-nI0r'I T.-,ff.t,.t 10 Nni599rf J
A SA CR0MER, WHO IS, SUPPOSED TO
"A reside in Nevada Territory. is thereby notified
Der, 1865 file her petition in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Court of Common Pleas. within and for the
the saidAsa Cromer with williul absence from the
said plaintiff for more than five years last past and
asking that she may be divoreedfrom said A sa
Cromer. andthat she be allowed reasonable alimo-
next term Of said Court. .it"ii.i r T- ~ ~
-ll.a- -ftatsiu .fu3s S0USANi CR0MER.'s
By W. A. PURTLEBAUGH. her Atty. nev3-6w =;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

Cas- e. SteamFitters.Toois.
Reamers and Taps, Patent Pipe Cutters, Pat
ent and9a Ordinary Pipe TougsS Pipe ,vises.
Meter and Burner Plyers,1 Gas Filters ,Au-
line alyass on hand and for ssieat the manufactur
er'strade rates. at
McHENRY 81 CO.'S, e
NO. g East Fourth e leg Main Street,
> q CrI p3o-w3m3 .nAmsulA CLEOZNNATZ.1 >
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
STATE ROOM sLEEPING CAR,
Great Northern and Eastern. Route.
CLEVELAND, !, COLUMBUS s.am.
loo edj 1s9n nss-AND=-liRs iIl,i nisdt ssi.
Cincinnati ir,i1;5lt f. 'RE1 Railroad. =

I'd bslnioqEXCEPTls sUNDAYIisH 81 Il 7ol
From Columbus. in connection with Trains en.ths
Little Miami g&b Colpmbus A Xenis d
-blj,ti s,:t Ia Railroads. ,f.,s,s 80 .,,,,i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

insg car. oi.na1 On All Nisnt T21ai T2Tainusso 40
. iii 70 b9mTptI9I gGfjsJBqI6S 10 bciSBf9ao
-ratlR "a HENRY, RROQKS, Ticket Asshti li9I
W. b. II. SHiNN, Agent, -,
Gsnl ,SggssFipstendsrts( ggssFi cinoinn.sd 2d hem7oi
= ".f6 - GepfTicket Att tiipoJ .sld I'd batsisss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
'ssIlOTR RANSPo oRgA IE09EilssK

NEW TIME EAST
-snOttaIn2oA bns UoI1H
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

Springfield has Farmers rIoh
A Farmers emh hs- "..u formed 1t,
Ath"n~, VT.
>p;m-ti..d ha-a public Ubru, ..4llcd
u~ "C,u,ral Library"
Jb.. tfp,.. ,r H.. r.l.,,,,;.., ,, tho
Lfn.of,l. l.oi.o 1,,rl. NJ >y..,,...n ,.:lI
,.,r;r.. .la,,n..-,. - ISIS
,rl....,;.,.... I.l...-.:n
,,.... .,ru..;,.a.,. ,..I;,.. ...;.., ...l
.L.4.,,..-r,l.
.r,l.r-f.13 with ., r.,,ar,fsu If h.,
than ftn..n Lunar.l has f,. l..>,.,..,, ,,pr
.,.b,.i.;,,. ..,l ,.,.,j,, .,,..r,1,.,,,.
~, ~.
.,..-L Railroad T.. .,t.1.Il .t v..,i.,,.l
I,o,.,.,. 4,b
.7 ~. ...i....,
. -" >, ''..'' ,'''' 49,. w. w,' ~
,,S '
','. N ,"' va" "'''f ''''. ,
hr '~'w''iE' county -fS''."''"'I
No'''ty holds IT. second annual meeting al
M"frl~'il"' january 'I''
-Ihcre are about nm"'H students IN at
Tendance at tl" NJ" Hampton institution
at fnri'N'
TN IA" i-ui INST BOY named !" IL
.'' Adams III l"!s''''l'''' "'''F"l! fr"ze
'''' '''' '"''''F "'''' going /" 1''''''''
a N"rmont"r refused t" sell some
.'''' ''',' at '''.''' '''7 mum. '',''
's' ,'~' '''' P'''' " - ''.,, ''''''
'''''' 49,. ~ '' >>'''' ''>' ''''~
They have organized smart lyrtum
At Camhridgeport, and are discussing the
zsri4cstl ton. nt III. day with The 2I1yllY 81
senate.
Jeremiah Batchcldcr Of Barre says
tl1ot he has gathered from an apple tire" IN
his garden, .~eNenty-tre bushels OF apple. IN
three years, averaging twenty-five bushels
a year.
! NJ. I. hyde frlhclp"' VI inc i'"eA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
4 Presidential Reception In the
Days of Washington.

Vt the Presidential receptions Wash
ington wore "hi~ hair powdered and gath
cred behind i'll silk bag. His coat and
breeches were Of plain black velvet; he
wore a white or pearl-colored ve7t and
yellow gloves. and had "A cooked hat in his
hand. with silver knee and shoe buckles.
and long sword, with Il finely wrought
and glittering steel hilt The coat was
worn over this and its scabbard OF pol
ished white leather" lie never shook
hands at these receptions, even with init
mate friends. Visitors were received with
a dignifed bow, and passed on. At Mrs,
Washingtons leyees he appeared as pri-
vate gentleman, with neither hat nor
sword coversing without restraint, and
generally with ladies. Private theatre
Gals were sometimes given at Washing
tons house. President Ducr enacted Bru-
tus, in Julius Cesar" before him in the
attic Of the Presidential mansion, young
Gusts taking the part of Cassius
I At Mrs. Washington's drawing-rooms
Mrs. Morris always sat at her right hand
and at all the dinners, public or private,
at which Robert Morris was a guest, that
venerable man was placed at the right Of
Mrs. Washington" At the age of thirty.
six Robert Morris had married Miss
White, the sister Of Bishop White. She
was described as "a lady Of elegant accom-
plishments, and well qualified to carry the
felicity Of coanub;si life to its highes. psE-
lection Mrs Washington was aocus-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02


70 Mav 70 Ne, OF her days Of public M.
alo., Ssv. s Nd Philadelphia as her
and .ssiusion ~ Inferred home comforts
Mrs. Csrrinr,on wxuro,ssing the pictures,
short time before washing,o.s0s an s..et T..
cribing his wife's room at MouSassa'h. des'
ION one side sits the ehambermAisrnon
her knitting; on the other a little eoIS lth
pet learning 10 sew, 4 decent looI;'d
old woman Is there, with her tabls ssx
shears, cutting out the negroes whit,
clothes while the good old lady direct
them all, necessarily knitting herself shs
points out 10 me several pairs Of nice al.
ored stockings and gloves she has nus, an.
lshed, and presents me with a pair hal,
DONE which she begs | will finish ana
wear for her sake" ~'A
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
-
\ lCIlON SALE W REAL

n TATE, Household Coo sc al Brand
Vt, Saturday, January I, i ,6s
The subscriber being alb out TO remove West,
fers his entire property in Brandon, for sal
public auction, viz:
Dwelling house ar d lot in Brandon village, :
lot contains ahoa' one acre Of land, with M
rods front. 80 aY le and pear trees, so grape vi
choice yar1otiV , all in bearing condition with s
treDjses, ~ 30 an abundance Of small fruits
currants, straw berries, SC. Dwelling house
story, 80 feet by 10. Woodshed attached az
barn, beu-house, hen-yard, &c. Also, goa
and 1stern. One OF the most desirable loca''
in the beautiful village of Brandon. :,
Household furniture consisting II par' o. a 4
steads, bureaus, chairs, tables, par'or stove
comfort cooking stove, stove pipes, &C OF ha Il
A lot OF domestic wine, about hve 70
LOT OF stove wood, garden tools. &ehe ives, psrf
Also, my swamp or creek lot I'd Miller's BrtH
Brandon, on Creek road t9ieadov. part tim
containing ~ acres. per or in lots. to suit q
''mers' p,eIe- billiard tables, four poSAN
o.Ia a commence, at he dweliina I ,,..,nix
~ ~ A. NJ, January I. isss. ss,o ,gr,s
80 property nay be examined ~ - non-y
..ous - sale. A part Of the .purcns
remain on mortgage II desired, - rAs
Brandon, Dec, Is, iso',
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
Miscellaneous Items.

money
Halleck cali, Alaska the New Eng.
land Of ~ Pacific,
j., Minnesota raised apples thi. yeas ior
the first time,
Troy shipped a million bushels Of
Potatoes 10 New York the present season.
Ono Californian raised twenty.sy.
thousand pounds OF rai,ins this year.
Tho Columbus, Ga, police shoe, one
another for fun.
At Helena, Montana. Missouri hay /,
worth $50 a ton. and ranch hay se4
The louisiana planter. produce four
barrels Of molassc, 20 an acre Of cane thi,
year.
Mr., Bonner pays Mr. Bryant 5000
for three hali-column poems Tor thu
Ledger.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad en-.
ploys more than ten thousand men,
"A rich Chinamau II San Fauci,,,
was recently buried in coffin which
cost 81 900 in gold
Three thousand six hundred and
siStt-siy deaths in New York city la,,
wcyk
The uumbor ~ J..,'l- IN R,.,,,, last
week -, 10.
The present cotton crop i-s failure IN
Florida. so Is tho rice crop.
Fifty thousand laboring men and We.
men in New York city are ont Of cmplo,
mcut
Dickens refuse, to go to Hartford
Conn, Tor $1,000.
The safety and happiness Of ,o.iet,
flow out from the rcces,cs Of private pnn
ciplc,
The fret marriag, in New England
took place between Edward Nin,low and
Susannah White, No cards
--Brignoli was Kissed in Philadelphia /,
on Friday evening for keeping the sud !,
'enco waiting fifteen minutes.
The cane crop of eastern Florida i,
said to be excellent, and the syrssP sell, al
from fifty 10 seventy cents a gallon.
A California vine produced twent !.
five hundred clusters Of grapes weighii 5
a thousand pounds,
An efo~, Is hai,,, ,.,,1.. s,n.,,,, q, /.
tris,,5. If Fi,z Greene U,Iloct - r,,99. ~
groaunt .nff,ie., n .rrr, ,,I,n,irrs,, j.
Gn;li,ri 10 ,l,. r,,,,. t,.,r,- ,,'''' ''''' So
Tho earthquake which wa - sens, :
bly, felt in Vermont, New York and CAM
ada, was felt slightly IN Bangor, No
One clergyman in Boston took 6,.,
hundred dollar- III marriage lee. durins
two DAYS last week He is earnest in III !
work,
NJ, H.. gn3 y,s,n MN ., ,.-,.,... 4
"a, ~ - I,iI,, l., .ioT.,;,,J s..
r sSo p' n' Gn - 1,ta a r. Of ,hs ran
I9,fa,
L7c"h"us GreeleN, tA,her u h'is.
= -" Xl lt," II " ~ me- Ere county y
'' '','''' '''''
An Irish absentee is said to have sci,
THIS comforting message 70 hiS steward x
Tell tb' tenant, that no threat, to >hoa.
yuu Viii rrsty me
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

WOODEN WgppIN0,-The Nergennes
Ncmonter gives an account Of Wooden
Wedding at the residence OF Mr., Reuben
Parker Jr, Ferrishurgh, on Tuesday
evening last, it being the occasioa Of the
fifth anniversary of his marriage, \ goodly
number Of relatives, neighbors and friends
dropped in, each one bringiuga wooden
favor Of an amusing OF useful character.
from the washing machine 10 the wooden
razor Al were mos, heartily welcomed.
and each appeared fully To appreciate and
enjoy the festive hour The evenings
pleasure Vas crowned with a supper Of
yare excellence, a fitting close 10 nv ocoa-
sion which proved social tras, lat
things to all present, About ONE hundred
were present, and articles amounting Ia
Sloo in value were presented Mr. and Mr..
Parker
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

The members Of Capt, L, X, Gleeds'
company held meeting at Morrisyills on
Saturday last, for the purpose of being
discharged aud surcndering up their
arms,
Tho Vermont Central bridge burned
at winooski was insured ior $1,000 The
total insurance Of the Vermont Central on
rolling stock, bridges, dcpots, s., is
$4,000,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

PLpE,TRlANIsM.-ThcWh Whitehall Chron.
iclc records some fact, in the way Of pc
d,striauism that were accomplished before
the era Of railroads, which rather take,
the polish off of'thr feat, II Weston and
other modern walkers:
About thirty years ago, Mrs, Mcaeham
walked from Warsaw, Wyoming county,
in thi, STATE, 10 thi, place, distance OF
oyog three hundred ana fifty miles, in six
days, carrying a nursing iuian, in her
arms and leading another child, making an
average OF tifty-eight and oue-third miles
per day, The journey Wa, performed a,
the expense of two dollar, Another IA
nous pedestrian Of thi, village was one
Israel Graves, who is remembered by some
Of uur citizens. Israel some forty year,
ago carried the United States mail from
this place to Ncrgeuncs, VI, a distance Of
siNty-hyc miles ilr would 40 down one
day and return the next. lie did all
travelling on foot. one would have some
difficulty in lifting tho mail now, 70 say
nothing Of carrying 1t -iNty-iive miles on
:oot. These eases show that walking long
distances ut quick rate, Is not a very new
thing, and when the feat i. performed
from necessity, or in the line of ones duty,
il much more deserves 10 De chronicled
than when undertaken from mcre idle adj
venture IN decide wager
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02
THE RUTLAND HERALD
MONDAY, prnamrE 81 $50"



position assumed by G.a, lbpsasA. Nt,
a7s succeeded T. the command SRI ltn IUtl
military disITic,, naturally tarn- Oh, rau.n
mind ~ TN q ur-r al ,.n. ~ms.lsu Is
the management of ,nat d,larm,nr y.
one can read sheridan rslAry af ihr OF,
Grafton. in I.ouisianl ,hr raurlua.Ha Iar
ton Of which wrpuh,,,h hcrewllh-Ni'h
Oh, feeling l,grar OF cordial apPraba
ton ior tho gallant ,alilgr Who $, faith
fully and truly CARRIED out the wishc, a
tho loyal people oi the country. flaoa
in command OF military lis'rie. tulI o
spiteiul onemie,, who had III win mt uo.
the courage h. ytrike. General sheridan
soon gave undouhied ,,,dnec that "a, -,-
duction II official position enl tho whs-
perings Of an unholy ambition ros1 ual
swerve him from the plain path oi m hap,
e,t and consideration, di,ohargr 1T hi,
duties. He SAY, in Ihe report frankly
that service 10 tho CONFEDERATE army
seemed To H. the he,t recommendation a.
office, and Tia, loyalty W., a SURE prc,fie.
Of social aud political o>traci,m. An the
Offices were fllgl ny such class. of ,n,n,
and consequently ii ws4 an iup,,,ibii,y
for Union miG'to obtain iu,,l., in the
administration al the law In such an
emergency the uuly way be- saw to ob,l,'r
these difcultirs. Wa, IA, renewal Of 'l.o-.
officer, Who were thluselle, thc main
impeachment o. the larunaiou, and
peaceful restoration ui civil gu,rrD-
mcnt Thi, PurIo-e formed, No. tim,
was lost in putting il into rNean'jou.
Equally Designating the sl-callcl Repui,.
licanism Of Gov. We'll, and the rcheli,m
Of those associated with him, be- removed
both, because both were equally regard.
lass Of the true interests II tho State, and
wore real impedimcnts 10 reconstruction.
But he also doe, NOT hesitate 10 say that
tho principal roa~on which -rrm, 10 cm-
holden the disturher- OF the public peace,
vas that they seemed 10 have tn
countenance aud approval Of the Pr,>i-
dent, Here is tho whole head AMI trout
OF his offending" Ills removal Ms the
natural result of such q lnlI and hai.
..t avou.,I oi h;. .,,ti,o.,,, Wh,r H.,
"'''. was i"'''N ''"''''''''''''.'' '''' ''''.''
OF Lou'-iana crrpt rom tho" h'd'n"-
places and hi-,'d their delight loyalty
stood amazed and di,hralt,uel, aul th,
r,err,iy, ia lf- r,ep.for r,...f.,l tho.
-.
'""S 'n'u''''''', W INV ''''''' ''''
nn' who's hands ""r" yr' r"i "sh the
blood al thr murdered loya,i,s~. aul To-
gothor they rrinir-I nj ,lp. trlunph of ,lt-
,.r,,,,,.r. ~ ai.,,r,.,r.. IN I,.. >,.,.
e g,.-:,.. No. \. ,L.....
zen ',''''' '''', '''' ~" ''.''''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

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adlti1u>arcmal, iran. "a hundred -.ur,.,
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sau!atr~ ia >tlr. until ia can h, measured
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lo'ni and stat" items.
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( Eltu"> w o.rn uE~ Az 'a' au-
nud m.y,ln- ui Ni"N@ara,'t E"s'"'
company y" lrid 10 their hall D" TINS
''"aE" "n saturday evening l'~'' 'l' i1--
lawIn. officer, ven. r..-'wl tlr 'H. Year
eu.uiu-
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

PAgENr>.-fur the week ending D.
rcmhar Filth the following Nermouter, re-
,cjvol patents.
Il. y Alien of ritt-d"ld, for driving APP
paratu-
oscar f. Wa,hburn Of Bridgcwat,r, for
machine for making paper collars,
Franklin b. Gage of 81. Johnsbury, tor
improvement in Photographic cameras.
Roger W. Love and Albert Ball Of
Windsor, for improved machine for..cLan-
n, hu. rocks, e.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

Ia order THAT tho Banner may apprr-
ria,e the full beauty OF this poetic Ii
reus,." when il comes home" vt ott,, the
following additional illustration:
Illustrate sli railroad r,pk-."
HgllN tor poet tus'A~'
Iulg fHf hua
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02


htNFe,'' "a ihs' ""s po''s'',p's at,
dur IL Them lof inc very v"'hpl''o anu
Sa'Nia't'iN "in'"'i ~ """" wy nav
supplied ~ with All the necessary equip
m,alts IA render the dFnArtment efficient
p....J...{ ~ fg,.,s,. -. ~ ,ha o,,l;sl
WN"''"' Wv" ''"'' - ~ - ,''
ana hearty cooperation Whlch mas atwa.
been extended 70 ns hS our employers anu
IN thus equlp'ng our organization ana OF
the handsome manner IN when We nave
been entertained on TINS OCCASION We here
by rene" our pledge % mem 10 spare no
snarl' IA me intorr 20 hna'f lh' i.aalo@
wooden Mills flrr D'l'rumrh' worthy OF
the iaN"r with wh''h u h'' p''h f''eNea
by Them
Hf'"f,"' 'ih' mat copy al THESE i'-''
buttons h' presented % the proprietor
and that cope, he sent Ion punllea''om 10
tn Rutland HERALD anu the L"aI'"
H.tc''r
Ludi'", VI, christmas eve, 1861.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-02

The kankakee III Gazette learns
that the Illinois Central Railroad Compa-
ny has for II long time been shipping wa
ter for engines distance of tifty-four
miles, the stream, and tanks in the vicin-
ity Of Centralia having utterly failed.
I'm Missouri .he Germans have queer
marriage Custom. Some young man is Sc
lected to carry invitations to the wedding,
He rides about and each person invited
must attach to his hat not less than yard
of highly colored ribbon. The effect when
the young man has completed his rounds
is quite startling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13

sTAGE DEPARTMENT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Il will thus bo seon that Of one hundHed pa
tlents treated by Homeopathic physlcians, eight
Wilde, while n the sRfne number are treated oy
Allopathle physIclans, thirty four vii die, and
Of the rnyrlads who do under old school treat.
msnt the world ovor, Homeopathic treatment
would save seventy.six Of every hundred.
Virginia, March. 9. 1868. mr2'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-13
MEDICAL
Medical and Operative Surgery,
MidV01fery! {!

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED-
| / iclne, based upon the laws Of nature. Seven
ty.flye ycsrsof oxperieoce have proved thh one
Homeopathy cures all curable diseases perma.
ncutly, which haye.resisted the skill OF the best
praetitionersof any Of the old medical system,
for years. % 4a tu.s L........,
Homeopathy aims entirely sM
in q! cauterlzhns or tiruggps to prolong life and
lessen the number Of sick days. " maa.