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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-11
conversations with Grnnt.
From The New York Sun.


For few weeks past reports of al
legged conversations with Gen. Grant.
giving his opinions upon men ana al,
fairs, have from time 10 time appeared
in certain enterprising Journals. as
the reported sentiments OF the Hresl-
dent elect take a wide raoge, embracing
his views of many distinguished char
acters, MS well as of various public ques-
tions of great moment, and, in fact, of
men and things in general, their scru-
pulous verify, in view of his proVerbial
iouuacity and charming propensity to
tell anybody on the slightest hint all
he thinks and feels, has been accepted
by the very few who did not know any
better.
There is one drawback to the value
Of these revelations. They are confus-
ed and contradictory. In this dilemma,
it is we'll to look at certain established
landmarks in the opinions and Charac-
teristics OF the new President, which
will afford unerring guides to those
who are in search of valuable
information. They are few but
trustworthy, and may be sum
moned up thus: First, he always
stands by his pledges; secondly, he
never deserts his friends. In accepting
the nomination of the Chicago COuven-
tion, he emphntically approved it's plat
form of principles, and pledged himself
to carry them into effect if elected. He
is elected, and will soon assume the
responsibility of reducing his creed to
practice. TO do this, he will require the
aid of numerous subordinate officers.
While i'll the army, he was neverknOwn
To voluntarily employ agents to execute
his plans VINO did not thoroughly con-
cur with him in opinion respecting the
matters in hand, and whose sagacity
and fidelity he had not the most i'm
inff these
salient traits OF character will follow
him from the field 10 the Cabinet.
We advise all persons who have any
doubts about General Grants policy Ire
President, or concerning the class OF
men he will appoint to Office, to ex.
anime the landmarks we have pointed
out, and set their minds at rest.
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4ar SaIE.
Peremptory Auction Sale

Por6mptorY AucC1On SAFE.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
without reserve, onEW ednesday, January
18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, AT Int'
Office OF ButtertleId & Co., en- Market street.
one steam engine (S-inch cylinder, 20-inclI
stroke) with JudsOn'S Patent Governor.
One Cylinder Boiler diameter 81 inches
length is feet) with steam gauge, injector.
wIcnches, &c, complete.
One Fire Proof SAFE; l double wagon; /
single spring wagon: set of double harness;
/ single harness; 2 horSeS; l cart; drRy; let
ter press; office furniture and stationery; =
platform scales; l new stove. and pipe;
shOVelS; WheelbArrOWS, ladders, &C., &C.
To close the partnership affairs OF the late
firm OF ButteTheld q Co.
VIM. H. BASSETT,
ian9-tS AuctiOneeT.
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STOCKHOLDERS, Meetine-.

HNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the W heeIIng and Bel
mont Bridge Company will be held at The
day of January, 1869, bet ween the hours OF
and "a O'Clock p. M, for the election OF
nine Managers to serve during the ensuing
year. JOS, Lawson Secretarv
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. %, 1858.
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MESHLER'S HERB BITTERs,

can be had at moments notice. twill re-
move the tickling sensation which precedes
a cold, prevent hoarseness, check coughing,
expeI the mucous gathered in the bronchia,
and resist successfully that fell destroyer.
Consumption.
Sold by all druggists and storekeepers
DIR. =. B. HARTMAN d CO.,
Sole PrOprietors, L ancaster Pa,
And No. Is, Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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List of Letters

List of Letters
ID EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN TIE
| Ii Post Office Mt Wheeling, on Monday,
January II, 1869.
LADIES' LIST.
| Asbury Emma Miller Elizabeth
| Bamphord Sis Marshall III T.
BaLham Matty MalOney N
| Burne Jennie Nlspeley Mary
BIZ RhOda Pool mrs Alexander
Byest Emma O'Henl Mary A
Clark Louisa Richardson Sarah
| Cable Mary Reed Julia A
| Donnelly Fanny Right M0llie
| Dunn mrs Michael Robbins X II
Graham Eliza Stead Elizabeth
| Gordon Allie SiSSOnS Mary
| Gregg nn1S JnO Nj Saunders 6snnio
Hampton Mary SchellhOnse Johanny
Horton Margaret Thomas Mary Jane
Haney Bell TOlerver susan
Jones Fannie Vennum Martha
| Jones Mary Ann Ward Zealle
| KRAFT Mary Ann Wilson Eliza
| Mcpherson mrs m + 2WOrk Annie
| Meyer Lizzie A Woods Mary L
Marshall MOllie & WEBB Mary +
| Martin mrs
(stOrekeepeD
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Armour William LareIIe Dennis
| AHhberry DuntOu Les Frank
| ASkeus James Love Seaman
| BIAnkensop Peter Lewis IgnaLIUuS
| Britton Abram Maline J
| Brown Calvin Moss Thomas
| BOnham BelIOrd NJ MarShell Frank
| Beam George Moore James
| Bird W MOnCnef Benjamin
BOfferreig Henry W McGOwen George q
| Blake William r Mccullough Willie A
| Carr Mckinley
| Calico Marion q McKOwn Joseph
| CIuSOn John Mcnamara fAtt
| Cable John McCoId Thomas
| C0nnahan Mammts Nichols Chas
| Carme John Norton r A
| Dixon William Quiaga James
| DUty Calvin Prince VIM
| DObOS Israel Russell + a
| eVries = W Rumble W ashinGton
| Friend John Roberts Mick
| rankin Henry Richardson X T
| Ford James Rutherford Alex
| Gibson John Rolls Elias NJ
Harrison II (foreigner) keagen Hanson
| Hill Vim SmILL JAS +;
| harris VIM Seton Joseph
Hlle John ID ScOWVin John
Hudson O Silver JnO
aaIer VIM TAFT Robert
HOge Ia ThOmbuTy ID NJ
Haudlau Joseph Williams Wills
| JukeS Israel Woods Z
| Keller ID A "Orls George
knawer JnO Ell Wagner
| Lear Theodore Watson George
| Lander T. Agent Florence Sew
| LucheSl Alexander ing Machines
| Lewis job
| 81. RAWLING, p, NJ.
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INTEREST ON VIRGINIA BONDS.-In
reply TO Il communication making in
Quiry why Interest was paid on only Al
portion OF the bonds OF the State OF
Virginia and not on the whole, 4we
would inform our interrogation that that
State is paying the interest accrued
from January TO July, 1868, leaving the
interest for six months ending January
LIST, 1869. yet to be provided for. In the
years 1866 aud 1867, the State OF Vir-
sinia issued bonds for the payment of
back interest, upon which issue 1t has
not vet paid any interest. Persons who
complain of not receiving interest
must hold the bonds included in the
above exception. We would also re-
mark that Virginia is only paying two
thirds, or four per cent. on the bonds
on which she is paying interest at all,
claiming that the other One-third, or
two per cent. should be paid by West
Virginia. This question has not yet
been settled and remains an open one.
For this balance of Interest, or one
third, on the coupon bonds. an nadi-
LiouAl coupon is given, and i'll tho regis
tered debt of the State credit is given
on the books of the State to that amount
to the party holding the bonds at the
time the TWO thirds are paid.-W Wash
imgtOm Express.
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A FRESH LOT OFFALL, PIGS FEET,
IA etc, Just In this morning.
CeclS LIST, MORRISON d CO.
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IN Shelbyville, Bedford county, Ten
nessee, u bloody fight occurred on Sat
urday night, between II body of Ku
KIux and lot Of negroes, in which at
least one of the former was MORALLY
wounded. From the accounts received,
ii appears that a few days previous,
persons in ShelOyville were notified
that the I[u Klux would soon visit the
place. The negroes, getting wind of Il
visit from the ghOstly Khan, and fear
ing for the safety OF their school house,
had cOnHreRHted in large numbers on
the evening in question. The masked
murnuders, to the number OF about sew
enty, all mounted, dashed into town on
three different roads. about eight o'clock
in the evening, and both parties met in
the square aud commenced an Indis-
criminate firing with pistols. Which
party commenced the shooting is not
known; but. at the end of the fusilade,
there were ten riderless horses scnmper-
ing around town, and the impression
was thar there were rs many Ku kluN
placed hOrS dw cONrGut. while it is posi-
lively asCertained that one was mortal
ly wounded. The negro casualties
were but slight. Ills said the ku Klux
party was composed OF mere boys,
ranging from fifteen TO twenty years Of
age.
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sUPERINTENDERT OF WATER

Messrs. Etlitory:-Piease anp ounce WASH.
IN6TON p. DUNBAR as citizens candidate
for Superintendent of Water Works at the
approaching election, and obllge,
jan7-te% MANY FRIENDS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

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$500 = anw - so.o'o sass annnany VII
VOUN0 M a1AAessd . ssese habiss. vbs
Nv $1,000 d. hsaifA 80 Destroyed .hl
nU~ = ~ - tam dspstvi.s tAs@s:ivs: q
$500 p. ). rsls. q, vill asa fr.s.d !
sonausa ~ 4 phyu6oian Who has cured th0usands
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kavp1. n ssada b q soaHs svsse tAat u.
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sssfs. st 70 Il 0afss, sndas e.a1 b NAL
- "a T. - 1870: s srs e = . Ss.'ses
pas{ncr-e sunSlses vsA On aidvilssy. Il oon.
taAns hundrsds q ssass0 ssvW bssue pabitshed
Wananssd - - vm1A ehsse en0 ths amount
ssksd ~ =. Tws.ev-avs ss.ss. b puseass :ta@Es
r =, q: ss,os q S y q s; sss eus Of thor.
dissasss a vhAab ~ bnnA trsa&s.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

doing him questionable pisos Of service.
We believe chat hs has never bssa Q
member Of our Legislature, and with al
appreciation of his talents, and none but
the kindliest feelings toward him. we
think il woald' Be doing him no favor to
put him in the Speakers chair upon his
first entrance to a legislative body as .
member of the same. We remember no
instaacs a As kind and that i certain
~ a good rule which requires some expo
rience as well as ability in the presiding
officer of the House. But we suspect that
the HERALD's paragraph is thrown out
simply to put Col. Joyce Gin the line Of
promotion" at . future day. which will
doubtless be all right. We think that
this time there will be substantially no
opposition to the reelection of Gen. Gran
dey, as Speaker. whose fitness for the
place is already amply demonstrated
Free Press
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

ATTENTION, TENTH VERMONT
The fourth annual reunion Of the Tenth
Vermont Regiment will be held at the
Central House, Rutland, VT, on Wednes-
day, the 9th day of October, 1869.
Business meeting will commence at 8
o'clock p. m. All the members of the
"Old Tenth" are requested to be present
as business of Importance connected with
the History of the Regiment will be
brought before the Society. After the
business meeting and supper there will be
social dance at the Rutland Opera
House, where the Society will be glad To
meet all their friends. The Vermont
Central g. r. B. r. R. will carry for fare
one way.
All papers friendly to the Soldiers are
requested to copy.
Gen. VIM. w. HENRY,
Maj. J. A. SALISBURY, : Eek. Com
Capt. T. Z. PERHAM,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

A EEGETARIAN.-Milc Grant, the
Advent preacher, is strict vegetarian,
and for sixteen years has used no meats,
butter, tea, or coffee, nor any sugar, salt
pepper, ginger, mustard, horse radi-h
pies, cakes, or sweetmeats. His diet con-
sists of Graham bread, oatmeal pudding
beans, peas, popcorn, apples, and other
fruits in their season, For many years
he has not taken a particle Of medicine
and proposes never to do so, but when he
must die to die a natural death.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

BURMNGToN.-Tbe Free Press says
Half dozen little ones on the hill put
their heads together a few days since, and
decided TO hold fair for tho Home for
the destitute. They thought they could
raise twelve or fifteen dollars in that way,
and that their mite would bo good as far
as it went. With the aid Of their older
friends, the affair came off on Saturday,
in an unoccupied cottage belonging tn
Mr.. Mial Davis. The room was deck.d
with flow ers and cvcrgreens, was crowded
with customers all the afternoon. and the
net result was over one hundred dollars
for the treasury Of the Home. This is
certainly doing well. and with such
friends among old and young the Home
must prosper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

A GOoD ONE.-A story is told Of one
of tho Lake Champlain steamboat cap.
tains who was recently feeling his way
along in the dark, when the look out
ahead sung out, schooner without a
light" 1t was "A close shave, and as the
steamer passed the schooner, the Captain
sung out, "What are you doing with
your internal schooner here in the dark
without a Light To his dismay the
skipper, who was a Frenchman, ans wered:
Vat &c diable you do here viz your ole
steamboat in three feet water, ell Z" and
just then the steamer landed high and
dry on u sand bank.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

THE NEXT SPEAKER-We are inform
ed that many members of the Legislature
from this county and other sections OF
the State are favorable to the election OF
Col Chas. n. Joyce, of Rutland, as Speak
or. His claims to that position are being
urged with great pertinacity, ind no one
who knows him can for moment doubt
his entire fitness for the place.-Rutland
Herald
Il strikes Ms that the friends Of the gal
liant Colonel who are bringing him out
thus early - candidate for the Speaker
ahip-H there i really any serious con-
Temptation Of such . thing this yeaE-are
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

TILDEN LADIES SEMINARY.-This In
situation has opened this week, under it,
new charter and Board Of Trustees, and
with the wings of the building completed.
1t Row has double its former capacity,
and yet, we are informed, every room has
been engaged, and would now be occu-
pied but for the failure of "a few who are
detained at home by illness. Eleven
States are represented III the school,
Free Press
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

q saynnaggusf ehaitGssy1-ss
Laypsn Han Of Willianstown, Gra1 q
Poxnal, Brovnan Of No. Povnal Downs
and lockwood Of Bsaningtos, Philips o.
East Arlingtoa and ChaadlsR = P9s.
Next neetinr at Nanehsstse.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

SABBATH SCHOOL CONFERENCE.-The
Bennington County Sunday School Union
held very interesting meeting at Pow
nal Wednesday, September 10Th. Rev.
J. NJ. Bachelor was President, pro. tenn.
The following was the order of exercises ::
MORNING SESSION.
Devotion, oral reports from schools re-
presented, blackboard exercise and dis
cussion of the topic, conversion of chill
dren.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Question What are the requisites for
good Sunday SchoolP Miscellaneous
questions and answers Incidents illus
trating the benefits of Sunday Schools
and devotion.
The above exercises were interpreted
with excellent music and Rotations from
the Methodist Sabbath School with which
the Convention met, G. w. Gray Supt.
The following persons took part in the
exercises of the meeting:
Revs. Messrs. Meeker of Williamstown,
Mass, Bachelor and Wright of Pownal,
Cook Of North Pownal, Savage and Kemp
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

A Question FOR SCHOOL BoYs.-Ii
you take any two or moro figures-say
496 and reverse them, making GOA, and
substract the less from the greater, the re.
mainder lin this case 1888 will always be
divisible by nine without any remainder.
Who among the school boys or girls, that
read the HERALD can give us a good So
luton to this problem2
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

DIvIDEND.-The Directors Of the Ma
tional Bank of Castleton have declared
a semi-annual dividend of four per cent
free from tax, payable on and after Octo-
Der l.
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irg Of Tea Maps, as follow

This series has been prepared by the celebrated
gaoxrapher, Prof. Arnold Gnyo', especially for
the use OF the Pubiic schools Of al grades. 1t
will be found especially useful to District Schools,
the map, Of convenient size, and IRE put
up in a handy package, suitable both for safe
transportation ana future preservation and use.
The entire set, including Manual and box, is
sold for f25. A liberal discount to Schools buy
ing their supplies Of us.
Address call at Herald Book store.
FUTILE & co.
Rutland Sept. 2, 1869, d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

OATs.-We were yesterday shown AZ
stalks of oats which sprang from one
seed, separate from any other grain, and
grown on the farm of Elliot E. Smith Of
Benson.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
Of the United States Of America, anords un.
equaied security TO its Policy holders. and com.
bines all the advantages offered by other Com
panies, with several. peculiar 20 itself II. won.
d.rful succeSs proves it To be THE MOST Pop
ULAR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD. with the Public, well with
Agents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

PATENTs.-The following Vermonters
were granted patents for the week ending
September 14th:
Titus 81. Russell, Mortified, water
wheel.
Ira Wood, Woodstock, composition of
liquids for tanning.
Virgil w. Blanchard, Bridport, mode
of preservingiwood.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
A PACIFIC RAILWAY
GOLDeL o N.
SO, 500, 900.

We beg leave TO announce that We have aooess
the agency Of the
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
For the sale of;its
NEW SEVEN PER CENT. THIRTY YEAR
GOLD LOAN. FREE FROM TAX.
This Lnan amounts to &C. 10000 Fir. NJ.
gage LAnd7grAnt and Sinking Fund H,od. -
cured upon the extension of The Railway fro.
pear Sheridan. m kansa-. 10 Denver Culon.da a
distance Of 235 miles. OF which II mile, ar 80
plettd and the rest Is Unoer cor..:ruetion IL !.
also . Morfgsge upon the ro.d theroIii,.r-.,.cL
and Franchise Of tins nrst-clas. Railway $3.50.
nov running through h. stat. of Kans.r "a
IN successful operation for 40 miles west Of the
Missouri River, and earring 4dy enolgh "a
meet all Of its expenses and existIg obligaiiort
besides
MORE THAN THE INTEREST UPON TuIs
NEW LOAN.
In addition TO this, the Bonds are also secured 3,
first mortgage Of the
GOVERNMENT LAND GRANT OF THREE
MILLION ACRES,
extending in alternate sections on either ale a
the track, from the 3D4ih mile poet IN ksnsss 70
Denver. The proo-eds Of the rAle u tbs-e lsi-.s
are % be invested by the Trustees IL The pa
cent. Bonds, themselves up 20 40, or In Us
Bonds, ~
A SINKING FUND FOR THE REDEXPFIOS
OF THE BONDS.
The lands embrace some 81 the fnes. rar-ims
Of the magnificent 1erritTy Of Colorado. luclsd-
mig c,ai n@ld and pinery. The Company also
boids M an ss~st another tract Of
THREE MILLIONS or ACRES IN The
STATE OF KANSAS.
and, although not pledged ~ a security for its
L,~n, teir posssnsusn adds largely 20 the Com
of the comp.py'- properly. covered By this mort
Ea.e, ~ s2s,0o.ooo net, vhle the Loan 10 nexslT
The BONDS have
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN.
from May I, 1863, and will pay
SEVEN PER CENT. ISTEREsT IN GOLD.
semi annually, on May and Nov. J., and are
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAXATION.
the Company paying the tax
The principal Of the Loan g. rnaie payable N
Gold, In the City Of New York, but eachi coupon
will be
PAYABLE IN FRANKFORT, LONDON, OR
NEW YORK,
at option Of the holder, vithou. notice, at the
following rates:
On o. .oO' Bond in New York, sss fsold) each half
On q, 900 Bond in London. e. SIS. Iod., each half
On q 900 Bond in Frankfort 81 FIR 80 krtss, eact
half year
The Agents Of the Loan, before accepting The
trust, had the condition Of the road, and the
country through which it runs, carefully exam
NED: They are happy 70 give the Loan en-
FTRsT-cLAss INVESTMENT,
in every respec; perfectly sure and in some esss.
BETTER THAN GOVERNMENT sEcURI.
TIES.
The Bonds viii be sold for the presen. a.
se, AND ACCRUED INTEREST, BOTH IA
CURRENCY,
the Agents reserving the right 70 advauoe The
rate.
The attention Of investors is invited 10 tee
veli-secured Bonds. which recommend 40
OF the mos. profitable investms nts in the nsrtG
Gold and Government Securities taken in Jsy
m-nt at th.n market value, without commS
sions.
> Pamphlet, With msp-, giving full informatlOl-
sent on application.
DABNEY, MORGAN, 4 CO.,
No IS Exchange Place, H.
NJ. X. JEsUP 4 CO..
No. u Pine Street, y. y.
eng.2-dswsm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

|, Applications for Insurance, for Agencies
can be made 70 the Company direct, or 70 any OF
the following:
ROLLINS & CHANDLER, Boston, General
Agents for New England. J. p. TUcKkk
Manager.
every City and Town and applications from
competent parties for such agencies, with suitable
Enforcement, should be addressed to
Is. X. JENNE, Brattleb.ro, Agent for Wind
ham, Windsor and Rutland Counties,
dec2Sdeod kveov1y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

GENERAL TERM OF SUPREME COURT
General Term of the Supreme Court Oliver
mont is to commence 10 session in Mont
pelier on the first Tuesday in November
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

DEAD. George b, Holley, Esq, a
prominent citizen Of Dorset. and a men,
Der of the firm of Hawley q Co., marble
dealers, died on Wednesday of last week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
NIANTED.--AGRNTS FOR Bi

w BILE Lyrics. BY Rev. Jno. A. Murray :
The Great Book of the Year. The mature pro-
duct Of 80 years study. Cordially endorsed by
leading cergymen OF all the principal denOmins-
lions. Extraordinary Inducements to Agents, Of
which Commissions but a pert. Agents AL
ready meeting with splendid success. Send for
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pie engraving. Address c. +. VENT, Publisher,
BARCLAY st., New York sept4dl vi vim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
n UGOT'S WALL MAPS FOB
NJ ssvopI :

BY tn" admirable system Of cnlnrng adopted,
the pateaus, mountains, valleys, rivers attitudes
in ftct, all the physical chaIac' eristics OF u q
ear his surface, clearly rnd beautifully
pressed, ny also tn. political features, bounda-
ries, names OF cities, etc.
PROF.. GTYOTS
COMMON SCHOOL SERIES OF OUTLINE
POLITICAL AND PHYSICAL
WALL MAPS.
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Rutland, Sept. 2, 1869.
SEMINARY.

The fourth year Of this institution will
commence on Wednesday, September 18th, I'M
der the charge Of Kew. X. Il. WILLIAMS and
Mr.. Williams assisted by full corps Of teachers
for all the branches and departments.
Board and tuition IN common English branches
500 por annu;n.
Day pupils. fr,n S. To $40 per quarter.
For further information refer Co the Principal,
or 10 G. NJ. WILLARD, Secretary.
Castle,On, VT, Aug. 20, 1863. a&wtf
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