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New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

G,daiHS.: asiSts as s;si 5siG5i 5'a2si
COFFRE-Rio quite steady eAmers cargo selling fair
.1teSt 1s cote 2ol3 bags additional lie gold bond Other
PoTk AND MHAL-Tbs market for wsstsru and State Four
AMI active for the low grades Family brands are M
500 Sh !. as Iva ss 10 for soS,rsns stste Sc 5Gss 70 for
Run state 60 sss7 for F.ay Ns1s sS S So % snoS, e
SpsS wss. RIs sc oa 90 for Minnesota Iowa EIiss
a. q s 50 'sa r. SsSt Ssy Sr.1 90 7Sss Is for Asl %ae
E .rs lasi.Ss ssd esEan 7asa - T Shs ~ Wheat Be- d.
El Double Cafros Flour steady hut fair demand
lsHsd .ld uaehuEe Of $50 bb s.4e seas ss Is for 9,asry
gsrna vBs; Ss 50ass eS for Family Do aDa ~ o9sp
" EI AID Family hsysBd and Dsase k{e Flour sn and
heal steady and the supply t; hes Of 20 bb
ns tr Westerns - Is s sey and - for BTAndIwne Buck
eEAIS1StS, WS,a, !. more .ud better Spring Ss
2 90 soSE No. Chicago sPaag
sls csssrs ssd 81 7sa ii IS White Nhissn 81 90 for
sss 20 5ab GSSs west :, a. IS BARLEY Mall il steady sses
so ese 81 o5ae7 10 Oats better and more svsi ne
-. It isa.sls .sast R. s qaiei' iSs 30 bush
r. 4 ~ 1 s. 8 Ger % S ps ,DS sa Z p.sSSd .S se s & and
~ Ordssg; Ess wsrsu Mixed Al HaSse for good to sholes
ssa' i' White 'as Western I'o" at Sc Jersey i''" at
HAY sOusS u ariy. quite freely only dsmaDd
, srt ossr and close heavy at e7o~ for shipping and eS
HDEs-In ASds Qui.t bu, boS,rs steady
steady and 70 uodeyste ds@asd We quo' STATE Seo
EoLsssSRssS Srs DONG Bat 90 quosiobe change in pcss
cargo Cuha Cysd MuOvsdO. and 10 bids In
NAVAL sT0EEs-clsds Turpsniins Spirits steady
Issssd steady .A ~ed.r... demand from
Ide ssr casks and bbs English Do R nominal Crade hsh
h are quiet whale 81 for Manufactured
1s iuattive Lard Oh "a srn Al O ga ~ Msuhaden OH S
rkOVklOES-Thefe fair demand for Pork todaJ
tdvsnee the sales east sod 100
sg 50 fs oh Mes s3 IS foI New Mess e9l 70 ier Cry
s t1g for AND &3l for Thin hess Beef
h ays stesdyi Of go bb6 Slla 10 for Pn Mess
~ sn0elefo Mesa Teree Beef dull AZ A25dsB for
w PnEs Mess 4zea Beef Hams quiet
e % hbs. e26af3l for Western ard Southern. Cat Meats
's,S, aud modsrste dsElndi sales Of i pigs ial7e for
i,a Hama Bacon 10 d1l Dressed Bogs steady quote
IS4s fT wessevs ard ISiate for City. Lard dal and
Se t.lss u kb 8ai5te for No. lSt0tte for
aae lsl9ta ioF Pair Fhns Steam and Kettle Rendered
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
WHERLISs, March ~ 1914 !
ITO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR

IT KENLI WashbgI1n. u. CT
hehV certified of Section u oi the Act OF
Conqress entitled provide Nstera Currency secured by
pledge Bond. provide for the circulation and
1864 that ~ the stock
holders NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK or WHEELING orsed
Wheeling the Of West Virginia daily notified and be
and the Are Of Association Of sd Bark a. the ob Of
Wheeling aora the b day Of January, 1902
said Association hsu
that sad Association into liquidation and be
closed
sEAL In testimony whereof bare b, inruon
Of sa Association, hereto suhscfbe
the seal Of said Association AZ Wheeling aforesaid The
day and year above written. T. r HUDRUG, Cashier
NOTFE-The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK or WHEELING.
organnd entitled An Act provide Ma
tous Currency secured by pledge Of United States Bonds and T.
eren" approved Jane 1851
Virgins, closing
affairs holders and other creditors Of sd Asocauon
hereby present tie and ether claims against
tbe AssncistIon Tor rarmeuI SP HuDRUT, Cashier
Dated March ~, 1863
THE UNION-SQUARE NATIONAL BANK
cv ~ HesYok No. % Unon sQuare-Ibt Bank being
uur Ibe National Baking law ard bsving received
the Controller Of the Currency will
Es ha iurss WEDNESDAY March 81 1880
NJ. PRIEpsAs Cashier. j. X. TERRY, President
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rHR RANK nR ENGLAND.


LoNnov "Ih regar weekly statement ~ the Bank Of
Eue Of buiVn IN ysaE has decreased &oWO
sleFlius last week.
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ouan Sifamtrs.

oian Stiamtrs.
TOR FLORIDA
Il III. st.,m.n DICTATOR
AND
O / L Y PO N t,
or LOCO TUNs ZACH
WILL LRAvB CHARLESTON FOR FLORIDA
EvERI TUESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS at Sslssk
ARRIVAL of The leaving EssYork
. korihsrs Railroad trains going sOaih.
Thfeagh tickets 10 Florida eau be purchased Of
H. X MORGAN 4 Co., No "a Broadway
Agents side wheel stssnsra
The sbe's steamers aso sush a saasAA Ca aaS ,sssiaG
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
THURSDAYS WEATHER. REPORTS t. N.

80 MINtATuRR 4GWAyAC
s.x "a. a. Is Moon ses..,. $. -
'e" ''''''''
Gt22 Cows tanL... 5:i9 Her Gae..,... 800
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90 a0lbom ii MIN Confirm.

IF Mrs. MARIA WATTS widow of JOSIAH
II ieth will send her address
m mail u ,he s recsivs nfofmsioR Of
h. her Alirss., COUESEtLOR. No l2J Madsn-ane
NOTICE.-We. the undersigned, will apply to
Metropolitan Board II Health the 3th Jay u April o9 for
PERMT SLAuGHTEB ANIMALS the north sde Fouy third
st, 25 {. lesst Of lIrtase.. Aov.lorE .
GI KIM REWARD.--A reward of $500
20 sbOO will be paid bg the Treasurer f The County Of Rock
lsd E The arrest sueut convict the person
per commc nur, uPon the penon whose hSi was
rd spug Waller the ~ kmapo, In said county
on Ish lust By order of the BOarl o snpsrv.ers -
M.rrl IN a. n. e.. BLATNRLr, CLERK.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
St,xmbuais anS 4aiIruass.

OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
Ew,ssDPoRo 10 snS CiPs COB T6wNs and s4SrUcKEr.
Pare and P,,sh, .. log as By any Other ins r..g
sEwPoRT o. OLD coLosr,
Leaves Pier No 2s a, foot q Msrryss p daily Sundays
By . ton N.rpst and
s sTG' @ 5 Ss board - and az. sas
Snw.ronx March 3. 1857 No. ~ Bfosd"sy Ns".iors.
SAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT. ~
GoRn nae wfs AD
CRY or Of 5osGos and cITr Or . EEwYosk ,,.,
n" % Ssas TSa sE%:hosSoS' sis;s IaSs & SSr''y"'
h.r. sens,eiur With iss s%soss Epr.:.
sSG ss.ha. and sSa SofS:ro Rosd
Freight taken the lowest ' rIs sii1.f's ssoR SE or s. 81 Pier
FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
1 SsD AS. TIE us s9EH .n T % :ssss s s @ I;
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Passenger and Freight Depot 10 New York foot e bsrst
,s p,sI Eoa s1S.I S s -. : p 10 w:s
lions. forming line P1uEh and ,hs West .hou. shanSs
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO ThE ,wEsr
Three EIrrs Trains to the Wss except Sundays wbsn train
sl,J ai. BY huo cheso cinsnuaI
sIv" P.'se cars 'hrssss from y. ;Yet, 70 Chs,s"
st R:"s R%' Ts. s.S:l Ss.5ss SS.ai a:Co % wilkes
barre hsh'uoy CIr Tppkha,Hoci Gs .- II .-- +.
go. @-Esr rss.so Irsep soud,burg Water Gap. ssran
IVES, rhaars Ears to C0siuu. OF C6go aaI b
s coSntcis a. jaosS" for sd'SSs GsD S
c;.nsc' a. P9iI.oug for haaeb C6unl wit:sbss Gs
b,r. Reading cosmba Lancaster EPbrat' iti PO'e ssraa
5:5' = n.-pof sonsrrnls
r. ~-P"T E..s"u AiIsn'oNp ha9eh Chunk and B'lHd""
%rsstssaT sstr1s Ir%aT fTS sou Bh. Aora
andCi
sP n-FoT Ea,,on and iH''rn.d''s stations n r.1
sp sTEEs EIPsE, TE.rs-Fo Rsstou AIeBtorn RsiBz,
harrisburg Pt.5ab ,b. Harrisburg raa
~ io',o %,,aTsDoIs :. %.@Foi EssasTI s"%asIiIn.
IN 'aa. S% : G S 1 gfs' 3 s .:' s .sso 800
@ s s 3 s So ' sc s S iH & aS s ' s 80 80 56 3 ia sS s ~
Tls for obtained the once q the Central Rail-
s m IS 81 Brss 3 =. " it a'. q. dD
Il P BALDWIN Gen. Pas Aga,
ERlE RAILWAY.-TRAiNS LEAVE DEPOT
~ foo. Of ch,gbsr-sl PaI,o F.II' IS s"O": n VIZ
.su. % pSg Dag Al GT Dc. r. Ets ses Buffalo, D''' Cleveland
300 a ESc'' iq %s p % Gsfsie DaSEE cis'ssad cSsiSs
$50 w. WSy aras for Maown and intermediate satoua
and 49, ~ gay f T. gs%s .,S S9 G ss . .sS.. % ws.
sss Sss Ts s g. "a ": .s. .s
t Ngi Efpr daily for al point. West and south By
hld. aud Cirrnnst. without change.
40 %aS fraS. tor m h"rr Park Ps..s,s and Paterson s
dq.IS A n "a sad lt.NOD td On
dsT n,gb Tbsa.r Tram AZ 100 m for suesrn and
stations
~
SUNDAY TKiisa-sooA m wsv Tram ot,VIle, las m Tor
rasHoaj S;9 m N%a k1.; 70, Roeh..,er BSaso DontlrI
Ossehai 81 AZ Plis nss sn1 90. a. p M A
EIprs. T. sr,oassd I new aad mpoy.d psv and E,rht
a. RrT,o Dsni and
, ,II ~, s h 70 ,J T iis, .~s,n ~,,h Il, sa1tssra "a
u-n 49, "Is" 49, 'N''ke' AN@ 10 u'''' S" -" 80 ~ ~
T.. s m. oh,o.o md osr. s the ,h.,tjns and ,r,,sC, M
R. - n. 80 A ~. C.mn,ny ons.s No alI q9T 1o-sr
pa.gass ,Ly Oe @ @ AZ, ~ 's pi @ 81 ~
rOrs also LOus Doel Depot I''' CHI RIDDLE Genera, suu
-, D.. A., ~ AN-D' O-F-
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
Finantial.

D. VI. SEAMAN Auctinueer
THE following named SHARES OF the
Il KEOWLTON MINING COMPANY. fnfred for uen-Payneut
s be SOLD ct auction on MONDAY Apn " ist9 At
O'Clock Bxesng place such shares shall he pre-
vonsy redeemed by payment 81 assessment and charges:
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
THE MARKETS.

TnUKsDAY March 25 1853
TCsrefuIly reported Tor THK TRIBUNE
and unchanged saes Of ~ bbs a.
Al 5sd "a Tor Pots aud 80 IA dS9 . fuT Pearls.
cOrS- again cutie foreign
,dvices prices sssd hos the market eos te quiet
" of 463 hass ssHBer 22 bales
ko aD1 6s7 srpor-rr 8l2 bales Of toe latter
"a e also Of 100 b Midhgs ior last beeB days Of April
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
Aud the following for Railroad bondsi

cent In currency TO per cent in coin. Gov
ernmeut brokers report that they were supplied at
legal rates Tie banks shipping to the neighborng
cities to supply the currency needed for the April settle
ment Against this drain Is small amount Of currency
coming from the South but not sufficient to have much
effect upon the market The demand for money cOntn-
ued until after the close bank hours and coin interest
was freely paid and In instances and per cent
commission in addition to currency interest.
Sterling Exchange is duh and steady at quotations
London 60 days. osi 0lOsS London, sight, lossaoSE;
London prime commercial, lOsalOsi; Paris long, 52liG
$40; Paris short. 5ls2a5l7i; Antwerp, 22ta523;
Swiss, 522t05.2l4; Hamburg, 35Ia36; Amsterdam 4os
e4Oi; Frankfort 4O2a4OI; Bremen, 7Si Berlin. 7to7lb
The following the Custom receipts from March is to
90 inclusive Boston, S43O9l7 NewYork, 9t32i2 Pni-
adephia s2l2l27 Baltimore. Sl26oiI; San Francisco,
March IS to 27, S36S792. Total A,156,062.
The transactions the Office OF tine Assistant Treasurer
we're Receipts fOr Customs, SlsOOOO for gold notes.
$4,000 total receipts $7SGSS2 O5 total payments 81 &c.,
600 81 balance, soi,l72,759 90.
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern Railroad for the
third week in March were
ls69....... 90, ,s57 ls6s..... S9l0l3 lhc.."s78H
The Hudson River Railroad Company has declared q
semiannual dividend Of four per cent free of tax, paya
bic on the 18th Of April next
The Chicago Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad now
runs ive miles beyond Atlantic, SO miles west Of Des
Moines About 1s miles ready for the track.
which will take the cars within 50 miles Of Council
Bluffs The LIST Of May will see the road open clear
through.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

BF order Of Directors. y. W CAPEN, Treasurer
No a 4Brchsnre-plase New-iok. March a. 1853
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

Tong ISLAND RAILROAD, mes-slip.
IL $40 a.. n. Mail Train for Grssuport
N. Nouhpob Huntington, aud Glen Cove
3dG D. m. Kiprvss Rive head.
l:oO .. m. Notbport. Huhtinstnn, and Glen Cove
500 p. m. Farmlngdas, ard Nay Satoas - - -
An rsE Ni'h hraueb 10 Hsmprad sUhOI IkAlSh
a. FOR Horbpon Huntington, aBd Hsn C9ss;, .,,,,
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Vermont Items.
ADDISON COUNTY


Nineteen deaths occurred in Bridport |
during the year 1868. Eight Of these
persons were 20 years of age or over. Two
sisters were aged respectively 93 and 9G
years.
The. Hancock people have raised the; r
church building, reftted it and return .sb-
ell it throughout, and fitted up fine town
room under it.
John Cove and George We rnev of
Lincoln, on the 22d ult., track Il freed
and killed in Bristol, lynx, hieh meas
ured three feet in length.
Clarence Ruper, boys bout ten wears
of age, was found near his fathers house
in New Haven, with rightful wound
on his face and head. l. . is supposed that
he was knocked dow n by horses and
trampled upon.
-Government 20 onds amounting tc
$4,000 which Mr.. 'hilo Jewett, of Wey.
bridge, buried in ashes for safety, and
which were bieaf he'd into almost worth
less paper, last Ill, have been recognized
by the Ireasr Try department, and the
money refunde d.
MIR. U. w Cherbino, of Weybridge
slipped on tn snow and fell, breaking hi
arm near thu wrist, on Saturday.
The Err ,nch paper soon TO be published
in Vergenr les, which we mentioned las
week, Is to be called "L'Urion Canadi
enne.' 1t will be published at the Yer
monter OF fee, by JAS Falardo, and edited
by Mr.. douard Duquet.
Last week Thursday an old man
named rnold Briggs, citizen Of Starks
boro, wh lie walking from Bristol to Lin
coin, wa 8 run over by loaded team ani
Instant: killed. He was IS years old.
The re was pleasant social gathering
on Fri day evening Of last week, at the
rssi1 Aen, 70 Of Mr.. Samuel Wilson, of Yer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
Middlesovvn Mineral springs.

We have published numerous commu-
nications relative to the Middletown Min
neral Springs, which is attracting wide
attention at the present time for its cura-
tive properties. In Thursdays HERALD,
lengthy communication from one OF our
well-known citizens, enumerating numer-
Gus instances of the relief that had been
afforded by the use of these waters, which
are entirely reliable. A gentleman has
handed us for publication the following
letter from a well-known citizen of Wal
lingford, who has spared no expense from
his ample means to find relief from for his
afflicted wife, having used not only all
the nostrums Of the day, but has secured
the services of the most eminent physi-
clans with no permanent relief, or reno
val Of disease. The use of these waters
have proved beneficial, and unsolicited
from any quarter he desires to present
the following endorsement to the public,
as duty that he owes to the invalid
seeking relief from disease, We take
great pleasure in presenting this CON-
nendation of Mr. Munson for the informa-
ton of the public, and take great pride
also in the healing waters found amid the
hills and valleys Of our native heath.
AIIDDLEToWN MINERAL SPRINGS.
"EDIroBs RuTLASD HERALD, Allow me IN
the interest OF the public 10 recommend the use
of these waters to the invalid, whether suffering
from chronic or acute diseaee.
.My wife, a confirmed invalid Of many years
despite the skill Of the medical faculty, near and
remote celebrated and obscure almost di-cour-
aged by the constantly increasing complications
and new forms OF disease has AZ last abandoned
other treatment, and by trial 81 a few weeks Of
this healing fountain IS now rapidly recovering
renewed yigor and healtlitul enjoyment.
ISRAEL MUNSON.
"wallngfoIl, Jan. 9TH, 1862"
These waters are kept on sale by War
rem and Albee, Beehive Block, Merchants
Row, where orders for any quantity can
be left. Mr. o. r.. Hadwin, of Rutland,
mas also established semi-weeklY route
between Rutland and AIiddletown for
procuring the water for those wishing it
in large quantities. Orders for it can be
left at Messrs Warren and Albee's. We
have long known Mr. Hadwin, and com
mend him to the public patronage,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

ton The average is thirty-six and g.
thirteenth years. The deaths in The -
town for 1867 was sixteen, and the az
age forty-two and one-half years.
The number of deaths in We-.m;-.
ter for 1868 was eleven. The aver,
age is over seventy years.
srattleboro has a yelocipede, a f.,
"neeiea '>hiele, the invention OF C g
Allen.
$. IL Sherman, Of Dover. m.
from one to two hundred y4u. and
buckets daily.
Isaac Glynn has resigned the ofies.
postmaster at cambridgeport, and c 3
Glynn has been appointed il his place.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The payroll Of the contractors .rsr
that about 21j men, all toll. were st .r.,,.
upon the Woodstock Railrad during ,f.s
month Of December.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

NEwlFIRM.-Messrs. Prindle 81 Burn
ham, our well known insurance agents,
on Friday, formed copartnership nnder
the name and style of Prindle, Burnham Il
Temple Mr.. Temple is young man of
ability, and, in connection with Messrs.
Prindle & Burnham, has had considerable
experience in this branch of business.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

LAMoILLE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-The
Newsletter says that the directors are at
work like beavers, and most of them have
very tangible evidence to exhibit as the
result of their labors. In Morristown,
johnson and Wolcott quite a number OF
subscriptions have been procured, of from
one to five shares each, and meetings in
several towns are being held. Hon. L.
W. Park, of Bennington, recently sub
scribed for so shares.
Rutland look to your interests in rail
road matters before it is too late. Your
opponents are yigilant, shrewd and &C
tive
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senator from Windham county in 1854
and 1866.
Three persons hsve died in Vermont
during the year, at the age of more than
century, Mr.. Styles, Of Peru, aged 1O2
Robert Hanaford, of Underhill, aged 1o1
and Samuel Cooper, of Troy, (22 Novem-
ber,) aged 100 years. and 9 months.
p. II. W.
Coventry, December 81, 1868.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

CREDIT.-The interesting article on
our second page, entitled "The Dead of
Vermont in 1861" is from the Burlington
Times and Free Press, and written for
that paper by the Rev. Pliny II. White.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

Montpelier the evening before in company
with two other men, for Middlesex, but
Cunningham Jagged behind, and the
others went on and left him. His re-
mains were taken to Moretown, by his
friends. for burial
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

LEBANON SPRINGS RAILROAD. - A
number of the workmen lately employed
on the Lebanon Springs railroad passed
through this place on Thursday night, en-
route for their homes north of here, hav-
ing got through work The track was
all laid, but about five hundred feet,
Thursday, and train run within six
hundred feet of the terminus.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

FROZEN TO DEATH-A laborer on the
wood train of the Vt. G. r. r., by the
name of Cunningham, was found on the
morning of the 9th of December, lying
near the railroad tire ok, about mile from
Middlesex village, ,rozen 30 badly that
he died the next day. He started from
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

A "DEAD BEAT" OPERATIoS.-L-a
Troy Wing of Saturday says: ANern7l.s
named Samuel Griggs dropped into Ja--
sons saloon, on Congress street, ye,t-Tl-,'
and while there became acquainted W.
I'd. Jones and other sports" all Of Won
were engaged in throwing dice y
money. Jones borrowed thirty-fEo o.
lars of his friend Griggs, which afnol-.
he lost in less than five minutes. Gf'ss
was astonished and Jones seemed to i''
bad. Griggs retired in disgust.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

| TIN WEDDING IN BRANDoN.-A very
| pleasant affair came off on the evening of
the 9th inst, at the residence of our es-
teemed friend y. i. Kingsley and lady,
it being the tenth anniversary of their
marriage, and it resulted in genuine
Tin Wedding;;;' and would here say
that after forty-eight hours deep M1Hght
without sleep, caused no donbt by eating
| too much at the aforesaid wedding.) that
| a Tin Wedding is an institution peculiar
to itself, and that popularity is "tn =
from first to last, from the beginning to
the end of the chapter, it is tin One
must attend Il meeting of this kind to
fully appreciate the value of tin 10 the hui
man family and its uses, for | have seen
| nothing moulded .or fashioned from the
rarest metals, carved from the finest
wood, or produced by scientific compost
ton, but had It's representation an tin.
But to return, the cards of invitation
were Engraved in neat and tasty man
ncr Hp01 tin, and their circulation brought
together some one hundred and fifty per-
sons from this and adjoining towns and
a more joyous party ! doubt have met
beneath the roof since the day of the real
'oeddtHg OF our friends. The time passed
pleasantly and quickly, when at half-past
ten the sounding of the tin horn, bell and
gong, announced that Refreshments await
ing Us in the dining hall
\ view Of the table before the matchless
hand of hunger destroyed its beauty, was
one of the finest l ever saw. At the close
of the banquet Postmaster Higgins was
called upon to cut the bridal loaf, and he
proceeded to his post at the head Of the
table with dignity, and after a few appro-
pirate remarks, he raised the knife above
the large and beautiful frosted loaf, the
knife descended, and for moment all was
STILL the sugar coating is cut, but tn g
cake itself resi-ts the knife Again the
knife is raised and descends, and this
time with p1rer, removing enough of the
frosting to show our F. N. that the cake
was "rIN." The last that was seen. Of
linn he was seeking an obscure room. say
ing to hibself:
!" How yliIr are al things herb below.
How false but yet how fair"
About Il o'clock the party dispersed
with many hope that our friends woult
live and enjoy the next ten years as the, ,
had the last, and that we might allliyo t.
attend their silver wedding, provided ",
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

~ Have the readers Of the Herald 81. -
any Of "Parson'e Pursstive Pillss ho
mott they are the best family pifyslc pe'l- !. &
ing the greatest snta-bilssus rssedy ii'
tbs country
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

FmtE.-The barn Of the Empire s-l..
C 7mpany, at GAINESVILLE, near P5alta :.
was totally destroyed by FIRE, op iF-s.
night of last week Some thirty tors
hay. window sash, a slate wagon. 3D..
other ar ticles, in the barn, were nearly b.
consumed. Loss, about 100.