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NUN RUTLAND HERALD.
Tuesday; JULY 10, 1869.
Indian Affairs.

One of the illustrations of the WORKING
of the recent circular issued by MI
Parker Commissioner of Indian AHalrs
has inst occurred in Nebraska. Some OF
.he Pawnee tribe had left their Reserva-
t;on IN rowing incursion into the Western
Part of the State during which they muir
dered a white man and threw his body
into the Platte River, tying it down to
stake so that it was some time before it
was discovered. The facts were
in due time reported to the
Superintendent of the Northern
division who went up to the Reservation
and made demand for the delivery OF
the parties guilty Of the murder The
Indians at first, refused to comply, where.
upon they were notified that their annui,
ties would be withheld until they did
comply. The Indians then sent word
that the party that had committed the out
rage, twas still out, and they could not pro
duce the murderers, but they were agar
notified that no annuities would be paiC
until the men were delivered up. In ;
few days the Indians appeared and de
livered into the hands of the civil authori
ties, six of the suspected men, who wer
handed over for civil trial. The Superin
tendsnt having the annuities on hand
Immediately carried out his instruction:
by distributing them to the tribe. TIL
Indians, thus had an illustration of goo,
faith, which will probably not be lost up
on them.
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The secret OF Beauty lies in the usc Of uagan's
Magnolia Balm for the Complexion
Roughness, redness, blotches, sunburn, frccklt :
and tan disappear whore il is applied, and n
beautiful complexion OF pure, satin-iIke texture
is obtained. The plainest features are made
to glow with healthful bloom and youthful
Seauty.
Remember Hag ms Magnolia Balm ia the
thing that produce, these effects, and any Lady
can secure il for seventy-hve cents at any of our
stores.
To preserve and dress the Hair use Lyons ka-
thairon. w4w
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FAIR HAvEN.-Ralph, little son OF
B. G. Carpenter of New York, who, with
his family, is spending the summer III
this place, was drowned yesterday after
noon in the river. lie, with other chill
dren, was playing on the bank, and he
attempted to ford the stream, the bottom
of which is of clay, the current having
worn channel, into which he stepped
and was carried to the bottom. Every
effort was made to resuscitate him, but to
no effect. His parents have the syspathy
of very large circle of friends. Il.
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GUNNER CLOTIu<C.

SUMMER cLoTm<c,
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CASSIMERR SUITS. a GPF,T
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d ". ,I>o-Lll'~-
WHITE DUCK SUIT. ar
H.W. hHNr~LEY'~
SACKS, ALPACA..IINGN. StE
II So. alS..slHh,-.
gents FURNISHING Gsol.
" q very l--e.5r'i'n, -
HATS. STRAW. PANAMA. AND
NV. KINGSLEY
poYt AND YOUTHS, SUITS
- 90 90 ages ar1 .i.s Is-s-t .sg-- -
a. " K:sa~IEi.~
GARMENTS TO MEASURE AT
" SHORT Noise, rt u. ~. xix sil-lrs
i[HITE VESTS. AID PANTS.
ain AMI ha-ke. aa.ks %.
Il aI>u~LEY->
WHITE VESTS. MARS EILLE.,
u. ". kINa-Irl-s
W. INVITE TIE CITIZENS OF
~ Euulnl aud the frils. ss.s7.us g. 20
ana eNanrue ~
Nv. kINaSIEY's.
suef-.s0 Z 70 f#a'.. x kinsslHg
Merchants Eoa, kutlasal, ~.
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HEARTH AND HoME.-We have re-
ceived No. 30 of this excellent family
journal. The first page has a very fine
portrait of William Cullen Bryant, while
the reading matter through its entire six
structive. We regard this as an especially
fine number both IN the variety and ca
cellence of its matter and the beauty and
value of its illustrations. An interesting
story, entitled the Romance of a Rich
Young Girl" is begun in this number,
and bids fair to be very popular.
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DEATH or JOIN CoBB.-We learn
that John Cobb, an aged and respected
citizen of Tinmouth, died at the residence
of Nathan Hudson, in Wallingford, yes.
terday, of pneumonia. Mr.. Cobb was
70 years of age. and had been sick but
three days. He was i'll his active man
hood, an energetic citizen, who had much
influence among the people of his town,
and held various positions Of trust and
responsibility He represented Tinmoutf
in the Legislature OF Vermont i'll lo4,
and 1S43
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PATENTs.-Patents were issued to the
following Vermonters for the week end
ing July 9th
l. S. Currier and J. CawSe, Of Wolcott,
potato washer.
c. G. Cole. Bennington. assignor to Dan
Bickford, Boston, lass. circular knitting
machine.
EAST WALIINGFoRD-On Saturday
last, by invitation OF c. W. Shedl and
other employees in the Rake Manufacte-
ry of Mr.. Marshal Tarbell, of "T4roells-
ville," G. w. Shedd, foreman, your cor
respondent, wheeled into line with the
company, accompanied by the East Wal
lingford Cornet Band, and away we hied
to the above named place, to attend a
picnic given as above stated on the open
and beautiful lot in front OF the large
two-story dwelling owned by Mr.. Tar
bell A tent had previously been erected
inside of which was spread one the finest,
richest and most delicious table at which
we ever sat. This being the close Of the
"rake season.. these gentlemen proposed
in this way to entertain their fellow
workmen and friends. The East Wal
lingford Cornet Band discoursed at inter
walls excellent music, thus rendering the
occasion still more pleasant. Another
pleasant feature by no means to be for
gotten, was a swing which was erecte for
the occasion. Tho tables, loaded as + ely
were with the very best which could be
procured at home, and in market, were,
to "A great extent, the result of hard
work, on the part of the ladies at Tar
bellville. The total number who were
thus made the recipients of such friendly
greeting and most generous hosptali-
ty, was nearly one hundred and fifty, the
expense of which could not fall far short,
if any, of one hundred dollars. The rich
feast OF the good things of this life being
over, the band again struck up their stir
ring notes, playing "Sweet Home" and
after * words of cheer and good will
from Mr. Shedd, started on their return
home. Altogether, this is the most novel
and yet pleasant picnic, it was our good
fortune to attend, and spoke in loud
tones of the large and noble generosity
which prompted the donors.
Butter sold in this. market on Mon
day last at "a cents, and was in fair de-
mand.
The Rutland Railroad Company com
menced the work of rebuilding the wood
shed at this place on Monday last, and i:
to be completed, we learn, in four days
We opine it will require good number
of1hands and will make pretty good four
days work at that.
The East Wallingford Cornet Band,
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-sl.u IaNaaN, C,s...4., = - -, ioe9.
EgsuNErEID ElGESp-I thought II wen TO
Wait another weJk before writing, to If j con-
.lt.l4.+i t.-a 49, sf4-Er -sss4Fs
time. under the trraf4nD al OF the VI. dicine,
aud l happy TO tell you that am getting bet
ter even faster than when you were here. /
commenced the Use OF DODD'S NERNINE with
out body advising Inc To It. When i began
with l; / could only walk from my bed TO the
ehair. Ny tIUutac has been extreme pain in the
head. and has lasted over three years. All the
medicine l have heretofore taken has failed TO
give any relief | able to go up and
down stairs, and daily improving. l consider the
NERNI\E the best medicine / ever found and
shah continue its use, Tor / am confident Of en-
tire recovery l have taken only three bottles,
aud would not be without II on any account.
Very truly, MRs. 1. :. MUTE.
luuel ld&w4w
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ORGANIZED some time ago, has, notwith-
standing the frequent change and remov-
al of its members, steadily improved, until
now their number is quite full, and they
are making good progress, which must
eventually place the band upon, at least
a level with the best in the State. Such
perseverance as has been manifested by
this band cannot fail to succeed.
Among the pleasant rides with
which Rutland County abouuds, we may
mention that Warner, of the East Wal
lingford Hotel, will gladly furnish out
fits with which to visit Centerville, Good
ellyille, Tarbellville, Mechanicsville, and
a ride to either or all of these places af-
fords amusement, exercise and recreation
sufficient to amply repay for the time and
expense incurred. The scenery along these
routes is delightful, the roads for the
most part fine, the air pure and bracing
indeed we should aexpect just such in
passing from hill to valley. Returning
to headquarters, short walk brings US
to the famous mineral spring, which is
visited by SO many, the water containing
those peculiar properties to make its use
invaluable and to be eagerly sought after
OBSERVER
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YEARS EXPERIENCE

DIscases.-A ply siolUg1cal View OF MtrrHZr-
The cheapest book ever published cont aiming
nearly 500 pages, and $50 fine plates and eut,rAy-
ings OF the anatomy of the human sTgau> IL a
state OF health and disease, with "A treatise on
early errors. Its deplorable consequences upon The
mind aud body, with the authors plan OF treat
ment-the only rational ana successful mote OF
cure, as shown by report OF cases treated. \
truthful adviser 20 the married and those ctatpH-
plating marriage who entertain doubts OF teen
physical condition. Sent free OF postage 10 any
address receipt OF 2j cents, III stamps postal
currency, by addressing Or. LA GROIN, No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, y. Y The author may
be consulted upon any Of the diseases upoa which
his book treat, either personally OF 10y mai, md
medicines sent to any part OF the world.
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O0n BBLS. NEWARK CEMENT,
wv "fresh ground" for sale by
LAEDON & HUNTOON.

ENARM FOR SALE.---A DESIRA-
l. BILE farm Of 1866 acres, situated miles north
Of Castleton village, with or without the stock
thereon. Said farm is well fenced, with living
water in every lot, running water at the house
and barn, can cut 80 tons Of hay Of the place !;
buildings new, or nearly 20; house contains IA
r,oms, and can easily be arranged for two fami-
hes barn S6x30, with basement under the WHOLE
sugar and apple orchards of 100 trees each. Terms
easy. Possession given at once. Price $4,000
Enquire Of C. NJ Willard, or the subscriber on
the premises.
oct3d&wtf T. N. HOOKER.
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NJ ANliOOR:

a Ntdilal Essay On the C,use ana ya..y OF
Premature Decline IN Man, the Treatment Of
Nervous and Physical Debility. etc.
'sThere Is no member ut Sucity uy WIDTHS Book
viii not be found useful, whether such person
holds the relation OF Parent, Preecqtor or eIEy-
man. Medic Il Times ana Gazette.
Send 10y mail on receipt at fifty c,uts AtilT,s~
the Author. Bli. h. DE +. CURTIS.
80 / street, Washington -. G..
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LEAD COMPANY.

Manufacturers Of White Lead, by now anil i'm
proved machinery, whereby they are turning out
an article which for, purity, briliancy and body,
Is unequalled in this country, and will be war
ranted perfectly pure. They have, also Leads Of
lower grades They manufacture, also, lead pipe.
Their prices will be warranted as low AS thos.. of
other manufacturers, for goods of equal quality
FRANCIS BROWN, Treas'r.
Office, Post Office Building, Salem Mass
ap3d2tawl3w
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"A Il 9 L &c SODA, GENUINE
Fruit syrups, Congress, Empire, High Rock,
star and Saratoga "a" waters, at
ALLEN & HIGGINS.
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MARKS CARRIAGE s. SLEIGH
~ MANDATORY.
ANDREW CLARK,
Light Carriage and Sleigh Manufacture
PoULTNEY, VT,
POULTNEY. VT

PoULTNEY, VT,
Keeps on hand . large assortment OF L;pb. Car.
naSes and bleighs Of every DESCRIPTION. i wm,ia
cal the attention Of persons wanting CARRIAGE 10
my STOCK. Our gearings are made Of the he !.
nackoIy, ifoned with Norway iron and steel v,s
imported bead lining cloth are use1 T ynsr snd
men. ase employed and warrant ali NV vorh
ouaa carriages that In durability, hehtns<s -
en6 beauty, are secoad to none. sss'e
1eskane done u the best manner ana NJ 49,
nooce. suglsdkH ANDRRW M.xnWc Es
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

IS 900 exchange for a Dairy Farm OF 800
acres, stu tt1d in the best part OF Mount Holly,
will keep 20 COWS and team, and has about so
acres lumber land, spruce and hard wood, within
SIGHT Of aud but "A short distance from three saw
mills with cash demand for hard wood logs de-
liveIoi at the mil IN the log, of s. per cord, and
90 tor spruce. one mill alone cutting annually
over 5000 logs. This timber land alone VIII nett
the price asked for the farm.
The price asked for the farm includes about
800 zap buckets, pans &c, and some farming i'm
Elements and also the crops, all in the ground,
with immediate possession,-6 acres OF potatoes
and about of oats, planted and sowed.
Time, If necessary will be given for one-half OF
the purchase money. No objection to taking a
house and lot other good real estate to the
value OF 81 600 IN exchange part payment.
Apply at once to the undersigned at Walling-
ford or to Alonzo DickermaI at his saw mill in
Mount Holly, who will show the property.
FRANKLIN POST.
Wallingford, June II. 1869. d&wu
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RICHARDSON'S
BEYOND TIE MISSISSIPPI -

Written down 20 Summer Of 1869,
with rev Text, new Maps new Index, new Ilus-
trations. GO Pages, 2lb tngrav.ngs ana acclrrte
Maps.
Don't attempt to sell other books. old matter
restricted and copied, under new names sell
the original, complete from 1887 to lSrg. II tell,
more about. the West than all other books on tht
subject combined Apply at headquarters. kx-
ira commissions pad. AMERICAN PUB
LISTING CO, Hartford. Conn.
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.RUGS ARE CHEAPER f.!

want Of pr re article of Medicine, can always
find 1t at oul store. Call and zee ds. Remember
the place, at T. FENN 1 CO.'S.
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Or. X l.. Wolcott, of Isl Chatham Square, N.
Y, has more patients than any Hospital in the
world. He discards all doseing, and removed
pain, free Of cost, at his office His Pain Paint.
Tor Pain. and Annihilator, for Catarrh and
charges nothing for advice, and sends to any per
son his Remedies, free OF express charges, on re-
ceipt Of IS at each order. Therefore none need
be o.. deceived by counterfeits. He uses only White
Wrappers. iunel IDS WIN
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A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK

Continuing important Physiological lat ma
ton To young men contemplating Marrll.e. -, .ut
free receipt OF IS cents. Address the I'M
ICAE INSTITUTE, - Clinton P,lce, y. y.
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10 MANUFACTURERS, FOR

L U y 4 = I
i THE WEST AND SOUTH. The town OF
Alliance Ohio offers the following advantages:
A superior Coal az 3 . per ton delivered; Hard
Wood Timber Brick, Lime Fine and Pottery Clay
in abundance Railroad, Lake, aud River ship
ping Facilities equal To any interior town IA ONO
Alliance is "a rapidly growing and beautiful town,
81 miles from Pitt ,burgh and 80 from Cleveland,
with two tourishlng Colleges, and new hfst
class Opera. House, and surrounded by we'll
developed farming country Tor supplying a large
population of operatives. Letters of inquiry
should be addressed 10 L. IEEIEES, Chm Man
4 turing Co.
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A LETTER

From DIR. Connachcg
To DIR WOIcOtt.
Dear sir: 4 Man
Called on me last night
To visit a sick woman.
. W no was not expected
To live tall moruIng.
Several physicians
Had attended her,
And yesterday the Priest
Visited her tor the last time.
She had been confined
Five week before my visit.
found the room
Where she lay crowded
With men and Women
Watching Tor her 10 die.
She WAS 80 low
She could not speak
only in Whispers,
And very weak.
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MONlT MENTS
IIEADSTONES,
RUTLAND MARBLE WORKS.

REING in the immediate vicinity OF the CELE-
- GRATED RUTLAND QUARRlEs, EVERY stone
used by rs is CAREFULLY SELECTED from the
large stock always on hand at the quarrics-and
a. the most s>illml workmcn are employed, par
tie contracting for cemetery improvements are
sure to get the EEsr WORK that can be produced
and at LOWER PRICES than can found else
where.
Work forwarded to, and erected, anywhere in
the United States, without risk to the purchaser.
". y. OLIVER, Proprietor.
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. ,ONkLIN'S PASTILES CURE
/Consumption, bronchitis, asthma catsrrh,
sre throat. ughtness oftbe chest difficult breath
sale by druggists. 2swiy
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4 GENTS.

The Pacific Btiiruui opened. seven ass IL. IN
New York II san Francisco, and now %, ~ IN
terest Is felt IN the Great Western 10y ever, body
The Old West as il aud the New West ~
il Is are tully described III our new edition Of
IL 4. ~ -.
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$1,000 PER DAY GUARANTEED.
SELF-HELP FOR THE ERbING

Words OF Cheer Tor Young Men, Who have
fallen victims TO Social Evils desire a hes'sI
Manhood. sent in scaled letter envelopes, free 90
Box A., Phiadelpha, IA.
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=. TELLER, NJ. ID.
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applied PAIN Paint freely. ana less than fifteen
minutes every pItticle o. Pam was gone Another
Triumph for your Pain Paint. Her flesh was
nearly RAW iIom repeated applications Of Must ard
PitsfcrS. Tncy purCh 4sed 50 bottle of Pam
PANT, and she Is doing We'll, and out OF Danger
| lad lust get home and nearly a sleep when an
O'h.r person came after me wanting relief Tor his
wife vino had tu1thaehc. She was cured Instant
il by applying Pain PANT 10 the out side 81 her
face Last Monday night gentleman who keeps
4 Livery stable here called on me 10 visit his
Wife, h0 had been suffering for q long time with
Liver 'omi!aint, Cough, and a host OF troubles
the result OF CitarIh. Every Physician in this
town n IS IIaetlced on her but ALWAYS left her
worse. he Bottles that had contained the
Drugs sAc had w Allowed would dell large Dry
Goods BOX In her case l used both rain Paint
and Anmhiiator; IN "A lew minutes she was en-
urely relieved iroin an pain, and could talk in
longer hreathS then She had done III many
months. she bought pint OF Pam Paint and a
punt Of tie AaiIhi.a' 90, aud is recovering her
health rapidly. could send yuu hundred
cases where have used your Remedies Tor Pain.
sickness, aud Diseases, which had bafled an the
skill OF MelIcal iractioners, that have fully
recovered by your ample and harmless Remedi.s
by my recommendations, and tor whom have
prescribed.
\ Baptist Clergyman here in Hyde Park is an
enthusiastic admirrr OF Pain Paint, and wants
u get one oi your Charts hang up in his library
He thinks Pain PANT is the greatest thing ever
known. stan 90 To Pittsten in a few DAYS and
Will write you again more particulars | cannot
close ~tthout seudlng you a sworn affidavit,
handed TO me 10y gentleman residing in Wilkes.
barre, Penn, To whom | applied Pain Paint with
astonishing success. DIR. }. CoNNACHER.
Scranton, Pa, May l2th, 1869
On Friday, April 80, L wa. Suddenly taken with
rheumatirm IN my back, so that was unable 70
leave my bed. On Monday, May 8, DIR. Connacher
was sent for with great pain and difficulty, /
turned over in bed to have him Paint my back.
In less than three minutes 1 arose and dressed
myself and went down stairs. i felt no more
pain aud but little soreness walked all around
The public square and at the Bristol House in less
than twenty minutes from the first application of
Pain Paint. i am now free from ali pain and
can be seen any day at the fruit and confec-
nonary store on Main Street. the public
square. Wilkesbare, Penn, NAV 3. 1859
SAMUEL BUZINE,
Sworn and subscribed before
me the 5th OF May, 1869.
L. Is. HARVEY, Justice of the Peace
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BECAUSE

is II given by the faculty in all disorder
feblile character