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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-05-22

Tax PAYERS Of The Parish Of L.
L fay"tt-. are hereby notified that The
one per cent Tar on all property is now
ro''ert"b'-, and until The Is, Of MAY and
that # the law be. not complied with
IN tha: TIM. the collection Of The saiL t.,
vii! br enforced with costs of court. aud
ad'''i""~l monthly cost Of ten per cen, on
amour, of tax y ~+ .-.'' @!'.!'
~ NJ. A'phen~. N~vru vii, be found
1t AZ hours in the Shariff'> Office, with
I"w.r % receive and receipt for all Taxes
aud Licenses.
a.+...s.s F. MARTIN
.. Assessor ana Stat Tax Collector.
Apii l0'h 1869 .@tf, a..
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-05-22
From The Ba nner Of he 0outh.1 !
II Our Confederate Dead.
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Come muse Of history, come with me-. =. ;,
And your delighted eyes shall see 'sd'
How proud astructure We can boast. y
The Iemp'siof our loved, and Io.t 4,
ts deep foundations laid in right. .,a 70, >
hnr' back the shock OF 6endiah might :
Its finely polished columns rias -
10 grandeur to our Southern skies. 'n2
What forms srs those within the f.nas
A brave. unsulliad. noble tsain: .<.,, ar.
w.. WITH garments dyed ia pa triot gore, 49,,
Come. Clio! nib your pea anew 10
Inc fairest pages ~ait 4fot YOU 90 Hs@7'
Now d'pit deep in molten eold. 4 t,r
And Southern heroes, unfold.
See Johnston, hear the pinnacle.
And al his deeds Of valor tell: -
Sec Jackson with his pious soul e A~- 1853
y here waves It glory round him roll. s. q
brave G.'nstt'. shield = jewel wsass; ~.s
SUI brighter than the name he bean =.
And IN our Polk the surplics Chine. ~
with brilliant gems from, heavenly z mi;ee1, i
t3's- gallant Stuart, in words Of dam.
ynstitias wreath around his name: r.
A fiaer. line fos Pelham nov. q r7' ,irssa
A 5opng~r l~ursl fs his brow :fs.a. sssi
! ihe sw'h ,ndr strong cOolieeho besadss ss
From place to place on soldso to,uds. -
uht'' be m"uuts : splendid height.
A.d ! ~'ngs the 'martyrs stary light. -
Asboy - but syno6yma soaaIr - sfai-
For gallant Southern ehi'.',y. rap ..s'.s
Bat. stop Il will not call each name. p sa'
Ia record il eternal Fame aHfT2 s'1ss, 3
II mnsrsll d"p. aalaurel wspseh.s .setag7 Yro
On every bleak .nd basses heath fas "a
!. Where w lie. th~ humbles., Of ovr bravee. f,~
10 g'"ry's consecrstsd graves.
Upon our gallant 's~.tnssn's crest. 'f~ %
L"t ~ erlastioe houcrs rest: giSa 4ff ags
Fsr cra.el-ss wxv~s their soSs;sat te|l:i'1a
!n thnqdsr-tones from Pole 3 Pole. !. e,,.,
Like treasures in the. oceans bed. -.
>. 80 "'s our precious unknown dead.
The !. c"akrt =. m.y meyer Dad. -.n-xr.
But in our heart The grmh spshrined..
! J'.a;a with d;tis.st,s6tes, Z od' 10 yaasb
md crown Of ssasa. il sssFs eAoats. sas7a
: idd-ss of melody divine H., ,;.1~.
our strains must ,ninele nov WITH MIA,
:o ::o'n~ !! marshal al ne spirit.,hrooe
With F'esd"us's nobi.st, awsetsss sope!a aios
'he,'. crow" sthsin' With The hsro's blsuei
md 'm'nortelle. on thsir temh 81 er lrs
rom thrs@ bright p.,ts. IL ). ,.,,n ,,'T ''~.
I"w deed. of sa'or gov and burn !: Ts' 20
Wel rrisss Ikea dusoda e9as a1s.fysqus
mt g'd~ them w"h radisst bssu: eawis
hr r-cor" u 70 dsalisg> >bsigh4-
" fv.s'c" eAaeot hae ths sigb&; "a
'oP. C''o! vr'l Iour devy ,e5sas,o u ,i,ia.
!. lo'tre metre, sh,nse beyond tie ikiea ro5,sro..
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-05-22

State Of Lo~ssiana. - ae 'e.-.a
Parish Of Lafayette. Pori.A Court
WHEREAS william Brandt of the P.rnb
" Of Lafayette. Administrator OF The sue
cesslon OF Jean Baptiste Michel 'Tr.han. aaoeas.
"a. has dl.d in tbis Court .: Tablean and III
tion Of said Estate, with petition prayi1 : 81
we same ce Advertised according to NV and
then duly homologsted. 0.4o4 Sc - = -
And whereas the prayer of said Administratce
has been granted BY an order Of said court dated
4th day Of May 1869.
Now therefore notice is hereby given u ail
persons interested, to die their opposition. and
show cause. il any they have, in eeid Court vish.
IN ten days from the publication Of this notice.
why the aforesaid Tableau and Partition eh6uld
not ee hcmologated and the Administrator di,.
charged. = 3se - tsef 4. s1s-~rT'--~ ! -,
Given under my official signature in said Court
in in the town Of vermilioavillc, this 4th day Of
May 1869. .s9 l. ror,sa.s-re s~,,T~'.i
a7..r.s,.*; tss A. ]. MOSS, Parish Judsax
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es,s siit 3: h.e8gaet. u.l. --sD7} -
N!fsYetts Street. Yk4ula;oxv1lIk. Ia.
1889 IS" Dealer ii .ooi'"an no
-at-..-tI s-a sr@.I h-sJs 7ss-. re
- OsyS C0o0s, ssr.7 .ao.ar %
.,o'.sI'c Gsocestes, ts's@ie zeyom
''aaaa 'Ue CgoeAtNg, .Ho'aok a:"
Lt,dies ea,Sr ..a''t
.ss.-s1 hsi9''s GrSsSc>.sI..y.
( RuaMsasNa d00bg.r

HAS Just retotned from, New O,le.ns
with new and extensive assortment ol
Mesct@adiss, consisting in part Of
All Kinds Of Dry Goods,
Ladies and Misses Shoes,
! 4 Men and Boys, Boots and Shoes.
RCADY MADE CLOTHING
4, ...DF THE LATEST STYLE: a
Coats, 'a.'4'a ''7dg,snl
30. I'D Pants 'a1 y .%'F ~
s,,so,r-, ,.s i ,.s3 Vests, ~ .' + ,,.,.s ., q,
cfqyssallo -oi,,oq - Hats .aai:s,,-,fo
yir~ea-4. -'a5fa u z Cans, '.4s3s
= Il ..-x.--4-..ll ----.--:---l--.-, = 8 HI sar
sAtso . complete assortment Of Gro.
ee,iea and p!antation-suppl;es:
sAF3ostv,s FoaUs Tea, Bra Coffee,
as1oros, '4 Ssgdy, fses Rice. .sr
10 poek. ra~ot aJfolasss, asts aSalt ~
ISOseee,h .,1~Vme9ary ;. n Etc. Il
A falf assortment Of Crockery..
- ari :. and Glassware. g.asssI
He invites thirublic ,csgive him a call
Ard examine his Stock before purchasinr
elsewhere. v Gn1'y ,losfs7I
: March s3fh 1869. aas sr3.aa 2
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]. D. TRAnAN, N. D,

. p Ulhce at the Drugstore. ~
NOTIFIES hrs friends aud hi,
~ public that he has removed his
Office 10 the Drng Store. where he will
he ready ~ AL hon's of the day 10 attend
=" calls f':'m ra'i.n'>. ' "'-. '''+'7
March 6 80 ''.i ~'s H >f-fai
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9SIICE "frthr Peace an; Notary
= Public ia" 'q and ii'h f'' the Parish Il L.f.,
vsp'm''''ids,iI'~ 'ialh 1889. 80, e.,
!. |! . q: .I8!lWl!'T'cHER.

= -.1.st0 20 - EEcToR.sxses ss.a
4 EFFEkS1hi~ SERVICE. ia tl,~ II, ;,eu,
Pasish, Of lnf.-e,.4; - AN hos;.
y. "e's ..ss.s s'asa,sea''c h'' cass *;'b'pscnp'.
> ss"''SeN w. 'Uaee h:lO ~ trust @sugsu
March 9Otb 3sea. z y. ~.-ss..---2
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A. J. MOSS, Parish Jsdes.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-05-22
.@J.sP.a SARR AIMS.
Steam Tobacco lranufactorv

Nos 81 and %, corner Charter and Cont Streets
.~a, Of NEW ORLEANS aasis .4su
IRECT importation of French. German
- and Enxlish PIPES Always on hand. a
large assortment Of leaf tobacco for segars. and
also full supplyfof Domestic and Havana sce,rs
Cur Havana sgars are Of direct importation
ard Of the most favorite brand ssa q
The undefsigned informs his friends in the
country that be has constantly on hand an ex-
tensive stock Of
Smoking and chewing tobacco
ready for delivery His assortment If
XEARSHUM 4BRUYERE roof
India rubber snd Clay pipes, il unriv.l,.d in
Ns. Orbass. for the prices and quality. His old
by calling and visiting his steam rnanufactorv
and sales rooms. They art well known in Lou
sian. and other States, and will defy AT oom-
petition. ~ sd d:.s.J r. SARRAZIN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

A New CABLE.-The Great Eastern is
the great cable layer, snd now, having
done such good service in the Atlantic.
abe is about to show herself in that part
Of the Indian Ocean known a. the Ara
bian Sea. At last accounts the Great
Eastern was slowing away forty miles
daily. of the cable soon to be laid between
Alden and Bombay, . distance Of 1900
miles, moro or less. Alden has fine har-
Dor and is . very important point, though
for many years it has been only coaling
station for steamers between Bombay and
Suez. Notifications have been built
there, and with the completion Of the
Suez Canal, this British port will claim
public attention again. OF course tele-
graphic oonnection,with India is impor.
tant, and the new link is another in the
chain that is gradually girdling the
world.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30
Vermont Items.

The last of the culvert masonry on
the Woodstock railroad was finished at
noon on Thursday Of last week, and
closed up the masonry work of all kinds
on the entire line.
"A new cornet band in Bellows Falls
VT, has q new set of instruments, pnr-
chased by public subscription, which will
be owned and kept permanently in the
village, 80 that they may be available in
case of the death or resignation of any
member of the band.
The General Term of the Supreme
Court of Vermont is to commence its SEES
sion in Montpelier on the first Tuesday
in November.
The total cost of the Jail and Jail
house at Woodstock, just completed, is
$9,641 Os.
An Illinois correspondent OF the
Western Rural tells how his wife clears
out the house flies. Take one egg, one
teaspoonful Of molasses, one large tea
spoonful of ground black pepper; bsat up
together in plate and set where flies can
get at it. You viii be surprised to see it
will clean them out
~. G. Wellington, Esq, cashier OF the
National Bank Of Middlsbazy. has 70
Gently sold . pair Of splendid black
matched horses tor $1,000. Tho new
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

FATAL ACcIDENT-A. St. Louis, on
Saturday evening. deplorable accident
occurred at the foot of Ashley street. The
elevator office. into which a telegraph
wire runs, was to be removed, and it WAS
also found necessary to remove the wire.
For this latter purpose Mr.. John Math-
ews, who for long time had been en-
ployed by the Western Union Telegraph
Company, had been called upon to climb
one of the poles, about forty feet in length
in order to secure the wire. The pole
which he assembled, though originally i'm
bedded in the earth fonr feet, had at the
time but one foot of hold, the earth hav-
ing been taken away. After he cut the
wire the pole began to give way. He
made quick descent, but had succeeded
in getting down no further than twenty
feet, when the pole came to the ground,
and the two handles of the large forceps
which he held in his hand, just as he came
to the ground, were driven with great
force directly through his skull. entering
his brain about, the right eye, and coming
out at the top of the head. He died i'm
mediately.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

A COMPLIMENT TO THE UNITED
STATEs.-At the Universal Peace Con.
gress in session at Lausanne, Victor Hugo
thasted the Republic of the United
States. "He felt sure that, initiating
the example Of America, Europe would
eventually become q federative Repub-
ic." Victor Hugo is not always right.
he is, we know, better novelist than
politician. In this case, however, he
shows that he is both good historian and
a good philosopher. Crowned heads mus.
become fewer and fewer, the peoples will
be drawn closer to each other, and Euro
ropean Republic will come ~ a necessity
and blessing. Our example has already
produced fruit.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

JUVENILE HORSE THIEvEs.-Twe
boys in Fitchburg, Mass, one week ago
yesterday, stole a horse and carriage, while
the owner was inichurcb, and left. They
went in northerlyldirection, and stop
ped for the night at Keene, N. H. Mon
day they crossed;into this.State, land ar
rived at Ludlow in the afternoon. Sher-
if Stimson saw them passing along the
road, and questioning theml ascertained
the facts. The boys are aged respectively
thirteen and fourteen years. A telegram
was sent to their parents.on Monday, and
on Tuesday the High Sheriff of Fitch
burgh came after them. They were
handcuffed and carried back in dis
grace.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

MISUNDERSTANDING the guests nj
the American Hotel last Friday night VA
Hon. VIM. II. Evarts, of New York.
Hon. l. B. Englesby has purchassd
Of NJ B. Catlin, Esq, his residence, On the
corner of College and William streets.
The price paid was $4,000 for house,
land and furniture.
The Burlington FreeNPress thus de-
scribes q recent swindle in that city:
"Some women peddlers have sold in
town within several days past, . number
of dress patters purporting to b Irish
poplins. We are sorry to add that in
every such case the purchasers were sold,
a. we'll ~ the goods. The swindl9s ssll
. dress which If genuine would cost fifty
or Gxty dollars, for twenty-five or thirty,
but close examinations prove the spoplh'
TO be sham in which vssy little dlk 4
made to cover good deal Of cotton. In
some easss the edge Of the fabric b six
bat IL rsvelsd LITTLE ways in froo ~
edge il IL found to b ehfs1y cotton. A
drsas pattern Of such stu& = dsas at IN
q twelve dollars, and Il n 1hst daaF q
any p1ice. fol it Il sham and . 4slai3od
and las NO s.eS in It. Il y veil 70 -.
nenbse - . standing rule that thsss \
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

MALICIOUS PERSECUTION OF Wo.
MAN.-The Whiteside County OILY Senti'
mel says: "For some weeks past Mrs.
Wray, of Albany, in this county, formerly
of this place, had been receiving letters,
from some unknown source, advising her
to leave her houses a means of saving
her life, as some parties had determined
to burn her ont. As matter of course
the woman felt uneasy, but did not like
to leave her house, and thus matters went
on till one day last week, when she CALLED
on lady friend, who prevailed on her to
stay all night. On returning in the morn
ing she found that the threat had been
carried into execution-the house VA
burned to the ground. Mrs. Wray seon
received two more letters on the same
subject-one stating that there va
another woman with . long tongue n
town, whose house would share tie aans
fate, together with evFy othse nischisl.
makerF The a1air % worked ON 1Es
Wrayis mind that abe became dsrangsd
ON last Monday. We understand that
she was taken to her fathers in the v1sin-
ity Of Lyndon"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

AIR NAVIGATION. Aerial navigation
may. be made useful practical fact. The
air, like the ocean, would be the highway
of nations; not like rivers, or rail-
roads, hampered and controlled by States
but free to all who choose to sail it..
There wonld be no monopoliss. More
than that. There would be no grand
agglomerations of population. Seaports
would lose their value. The central marts
of continents, created, as they are, by
the incidents of water navigation, would
lose their Importance. A cargo from
England might land at Promontory
Point, on the far western plains, as well
as at New York, at Omaha as well az at
Promontory Point. Geographical dis
tinctions, except as they are controlled
by currents Of air and the productions of
the soil would be abolished. Tariffs would
be ''of nt1e effoct." Sovereignty would
be mere matter of local police. Ma
tionality would pass away.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

MGUARD AGAINST VULGAR LANGUAGE.
There is as much connection between
the words and the thoughts as there is be-
tween the thoughts and the actions. The
latter is only the expression of the former,
but they have q power to react upon the
soul and leave the stain of corruption
there. A young man who allows himself
10 use one vulgar or profane word has not
onlv ahovn that there is foul spot upon
his mind, but by the appearance Of that
vord he extends that spot and inflames 1t
till, by indulgence, it viii poliute ana
ruin the soul Be careful OF your words
q Of your thoughts. It You control the
tongue that no improper words are pro
nounced by it, you viii soon be able 70
control the mind, and save it from oorEpP
ton. You extinguish the fire BY smother
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

CARD.-The. Board .of Vestry of st.
Johns Church, Ludlow, wish to express
their heartfelt thanks to the gentlemen
members of the Altimont Cornet Band of
Ludlow. for their valuable and gratuitous
services rendered on the occasion of Bishop
Bisselps visit and the church picnic on
Friday last. Their really fine music ad-
ded very much indeed to the enjoyment
of the occasion. They also wish to ex.
press their appreciation of the kindness
of Mr.. Amos B. Pollard for the use of his
beautiful grove and grounds on the lake
near Tyson, and their warmest thanks to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Pollard fori. their
many kind attentions 80 heartily rendered.
By order,
CHAs. RAYMOND,
Secretary of Vestry, st.
81. Johns Church ,Lud.
low.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

BRNNINGToN.-Park Block is lighted
ed with the Springfield patent gas.
Hopkins HARDWOOD, of this town, has
bearing apple tree known to be one hun
dred and nine years old.
"A man named Dill, maker OF brick,
has decamped, leaving many debts behind
him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

A LUCKY NEwsBoY.-Harry Smith, a
newsboy on the Kentucky Central rail.
road, has recently fallen heir to the hand
some fortune of $13S, 900, which has been
left him by an uncle, J. W. Smith, in
Germany. A guardian has been appoint
ed, who will leave Cincinnati in Q short
time to look after the interest of young
Smith. Harry Smith is q native Of Ger
many, and has been in this country about
six years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

LUDLOW AND CAvENDIsH FA1R.-Ex-
tensive preparations are being made for
the approaching fair, which is to be holden
on the. Black RivertD Driving Park, aud it
bids fair to be SUCCESS.
The Ludlow Cornet Band isSengaged to
furnish music for the occasion. The
track will be used only by those holding
tickets after the 9th inst.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

AN UNBIASED JURYMAN.-On the
Jury which tried Kenney at Newport,
N. H., last week, was man who testified
that he had never read or heard of the
murder until summoned to attend the
trial, though living within five miles Of
Claremont, where the murder was COM
mitted seven months ago. We don't
know whether he has heard of the war or
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

WATERBURY.-The walls at the new
depot at Waterbury built by the Central
road, are up. The building is 14O feet
ong by "a feet wide, and when completed
will be one of the handsomest depots on
the road. Mr.. L. J. Sweet is the archj-
tnct
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

MONTPELIER.-Wele learn that it is the
intention of the officers of the Conference
Seminary to "break ground" this week for
the foundation of their new School build.
ing. The building will be built Of brick
three stories high, with French roof, and
is intended to be..used for recitation rooms
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

DoGs.-The farmers in the vicinity OF
Westford, Conn, complain that the dog
law has SO reduced the number of dogs in
that region that they suffer much from
foxes, minks, weasels and woodchucks.
One man lost thirty-seven young turkeys
in short time by foxes. All complain Of
the loss of eggs, small chickens, and half.
grown fowls and turkeys.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

L o. OF o. F.-vermont II unreprs-
seated in the Grand Lodge Of the United
|etatss now in session at San Franoisso.
1s. James Michel, Of Burlington, the
Rspcsssatsivs elect, having failed 10 pat
in appearance: Vermont Of al the States
aad TseEitosiss, u unrspcsssatsd.l
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30


. great extent prevailed. Kinney, of
Weston, Fenyear. Of Springfield, Pile
bury, of Mt. Holly, and Nicholson, of
Bellows Falls, have resigned their respec-
tive charges during the year. But their
places have been in . good measure sup
piled by Fletcher of East Wallineford,
Mott, of Londonderry, Whiting, of Wind
sor, and Brooks, of Weston.
The Venerable Elder Daniel Packe.
was preseut during the session. On the
second day, being his eighty-third birth
day, he made some impressive remarks,
and called up some interesting reminis.
enees of tho past.
Very good and profitable sermons
were preached during the session by DIR.
Fletcher, Of East Wallingford. Row. s.
N. Whiting, Of Windsor, and Rev. W.
N. WILDER, of Sections River.
The next annual meeting is to be
held with the church in Fetchville, w.
N. WILDER is appointed to preach the in
troductory sermon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

ARREST OF CAsHIRR.-It is report.
ed that Mr.. Allan Van Allen, cashier Of
the First National Bank Of Albany, was
arrested in New York yesterday after
noon, ON the charge of defrauding the
United States by using cancelled revenue
stamps He was taken before United
States Commissioner rockingham, and
admitted to bail in the sum of FIVE thou
sand dollars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

ATTEMPTED MURDER.-A Frenchnan
whose name we have not learned, attempt.
ed to murder a blacksmith named Don.
nelly, in Windham, last Tuesday evening
Donnelly was going after his cows and
the Frenchman sprung from some bushes
near the road and cut his throat. He in
flicted severe wound, but it is thought
that Donnelly will recover. The French.
man has been arrested.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

we would not recommend the frequent or con-
s'ant use OF any medicine 1t is important to
axe even good article judicionly. Pa,sons
,rsauSe Pills are safe, prompt, and reliable as 4
laxative or cathartic,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

RENsGRI.AKR AND SARATOGA RAIL.
RoAD-This road Il doing IN enormous
freight busiasA Its paosager busisss1
also continnss hnyy. -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

PA1xuM-Otis Snow q BarainGtoa,
has received patent for butter WORMS,
and Charles L. Drury Of Rockingham, one
IL a inprovsd hoess powse.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

BRANDON FAIR. The Farmers and
Mechanics of Brandon contemplate hold
ing town fair on the 9Th and 9th days
of October. The great success that has
attended the fairs previously holden. and
the efforts being made to bring this 10 .
high standard are . sufficient guaranty
that il the weather Il favorable the fair
viii be Q success. The Keene Comet
Band are engaged, and viii furnish music
fog the occasion.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

CHEERFUL PEoPLR.-God bless the
cheerful person IMAM. woman or child,
old or young, illiterate or educated, hand
some or homely! Over and above every
other social trait stands cheerfulness.
What the sun is to nature, what God is
to the stricken heart which knows how
to lean upon him, are cheerful persons in
the house and by the wsyside. They 60
unobtrusively, unconsciously about their
silent mission, Frightening up society
around them with the happiness beaming
from their faces. We love to sit near
them we love the glance of their eye, the
tone of their voice. Little children find
them out, o, 30 quickly amid the densest
crowd, and, passing BY the knotted brow
and compressed lip, glide near, and, lay
ing confiding little hand ON their knees,
lift their young, clear eyes to those loving
faces.