Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-15

duI dSSCooOA Ala VIC I'LL oANAoAoh Va eAAS
First Collection District of Vermont, from
April LIST, in place of Hon. Alanson Allen,
resigned.
WALMNGFoRD.-M Welman is build
ing a new house upon Mill Street, near
his residence.
DR.. Meacham is building a new house
on Main Street, near the Catholic church,
and has it nearly completed
The warm weather for the last week
has caused most of tie snow to disappear
in the village of Wallingford, and the
streets are getting quite dry. People are
brushing up their yards, and the whole
place is puttingon summer appearance.
The school house is being painted
outside and inside, and presenting a neat
appearance generally in readiness for the
summer schools Few villages have so
good a school house as Wallingford
-Messrs. Adams & Cross have just
opened velocipede school in Walling
ford They have procured two excellent
machines and hired the town hall Their
school is opeu day and evening, and the
young gents and misses can show their
skill on the "hycirles" for cent a min
ute az long as they choose.
BRANDoN.-In our Brandon items of
last week the name of the clerk of the
school district was printed Rugg; it
should have read George Briggs.
a CARD.-The good people of Hub
bardton have made their annual visit at
the parsonage of the Congregational
church, and left the minister, Rev c.
Granger, cash and other valuable articles
to the value of more than $50. for which
they have the sincere thanks of himself
and family.
THE NoRruEEN TRlNsrolrArIoN
COMPANY Now, in the early spring, is
the time that those persons who intend
visiting renewing to the west. are get
ting their goods ready for shipment, and
i''A'iE tli'uIl'i w iIi4tt tilt IlpNl itdSi'ii
route one that, provided person takes
his family with him, presents the most
comfort, Is the least expensive, and one
which the traveller has the least worry in
regard to his baggage. Many are leaving,
or about tn leave, the New England
States, to make for themselves homes in
the far west. To those who contemplate
this move, we would advise them to seek
Transportation Company. previous to their
starting on their Journey, and which COM
pany, we think, combines all the above de-
sirable features. They are now running
,as will be seen by reference to their adj
vertisement i'll our weekly edition0, two
daily lines of steamers between O.dens-
burg, \. Y, and Chicago, one starting
from Ogdcnsburg at noon. the other in the
evening This company has twenty-five
staunch and well-manned boats upon their
line, which, for comfort and safety. are
not excelled even by our ocean steamers
The scenery down the river and lakes is
ii''Nt MAJ hIilt'.it, rs IL dtttNtcu DS dilWHO
ever went that route. Mr. G. A. Eddy,
Managing Agent, Mr. Geo w Smith,
General Ticket Agent, Ogdensburg. y Y.
will give all desired information upon APP
PEoatior, Mr. II J. Coadno, Passenger
Agent, at Osdensburg will also impart
information to those DESTROYS of seeking a
home in the far west. Mr. Goodno is
gentleman in every sense of the word,
and one well qualified, by long expert
ence, for the position he occupies. Tick
cts can be secured by addressing either Of
the above named gentlemen, and at any
station upon the Rutland Railroad
PfKupIAS SYRUP-rhls valuable medicine has
been silently making It's way into public favor by
the numerous remarkable cures il has performed
Its singular efficacy is owing TO the protoxide of
iron which in this preparation remains une langed
and is the only torm IN which tins vital element
healthy blood be supplied
81 There are, probably, Il hundred or more
persons in tins and neighboTing towns, who daily
suffer from the distressing effects OF kidney
troubles, who do not know that Johnsons Auo-
dync Imminent is almost a certain cure. In
cases great relief may be obtained, If not
perfect
Ezo- We notice that the agricultural papers all
over the county recommend the use of ShcrIdan's
Cavalry Condition Powders E.cchaoge.
Farmers and others in this section have long
known and appreciated the advantages of these
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