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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22

CHARLEY BuNcHER's horse ran away last
evening, smashing up his wagon.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22

RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN or RENOVAT-
ING RESOLVENr furnishes positive evidence OF its
PURIFYING ana Fruitful efficacy IN curing persons
sdered Impoten and Barren who have since married and
had children.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22
r.ooAL oo1u1GM.

Fvrxrs CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22
SA RSAP A RILLIAN.

So quick is RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN ar
REN0VATING RESOLYl.NT i'll entering into the rir-
culaon that it may be detected in the urine sweat and
blood in ten minutes after it has been taken.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22
IMPOTENCY

The best evidence we have OF the powerful Pur-
wing Tonic and Fruitful properties Of RAILWAYS
SARSAPARlLLIAN RES0LNENT is that it has
cured persons who were verging on ImhecilIty aud
insanity through Sef,Abuse, with continued drains If
the seminal fluid, and cured by the Resolvent,
when prepared under the old process 1850 have
married and have children now living. a few bottles
will restore the vigor of life
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22

LEvEE, NEAR FERRY LANDING.
The subscriber, ct his shop on the Levse, nesr
woltmsn's, invites the attention of his friends
nd the public generally to his large and complete
stock OF Brass and Iron Goods, such As Steam
Cocks, Valves, "ster Gauges, Whistles, Oil Cups
Beer Cocks, Pumps, Gas and stsau Pine of all
sizes, Zine. Bahbitt Metal. etc., etc.
Steam and Gas work promptly attended to and
put up in workmRnlike manner.
Gas fixtures Of all kinds for sale.
Gas filters supplied. -
He has screw cutting machine. which cuts
screws upon gas and steam pipe from OF an
men 10 inchss-the largest mscnine west of
Chic ago.
THOMAS YATES,
susesssoY 70 Jsssh Riley.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22

Remedy so quick in entering into the circulation m /
communicating It's curative properties RAILWAYS
eARSAPARILLIAN supplies a want that has ever cx.
listed.
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pailp ARGUS.
Thursday Evening, July 22, 1869.


Orders for Job Printing will meet with prompt
attention at the ARGUS 0SPIoE, and be executed
in the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22

A. T. HTGDY, Esq, has returned from
trip to Kansas
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22

The grape crop in Scott is very heavy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22
PARALYSIS CURED.

rDEERSvILLE, Harrison Co.., Ohio
, May l2tA, 1863.
Messrs. RAILWAY & Co,
GENrLEMEN-The RES0LV ENT has affected a cure in
very severe case that of Mrs Lm1e Johnston III this
neighbouhood, she confined her he and had lost
the use of her legs -four bottles OF the RESULVENThas
restored her and last Sunday she was able 10 attend
Church. The demand for the RESULVENT has in
creased and we deem 1t advisable TO order in time
Yours truly, L, PITTS Il SON
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22

A BAD SKIN. Spots Morphew, Sores Pimplcs,
Bloches, Pustules letters, caused by impurities Of
the Blood, Checked Perspnnon, Sluggish Circulation OF
the Blood in the eXCrcting sells the Skin. One
two doses of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
will rid the skin from these yisitants and insure all
beautiful, clear complexion.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22

VIGOR OF LIFE RESTORED.
Persons who, from seabuse disease injuries, suffer
from paralysis weakness in the secreng vessels of the
genital organs, will be cured by Railways sARsA-
PARILLIAN RES0LVENT.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-22

When the blood is in this condition, should be taken
alternately with RAILWAYS FILLS The Indication
Of Cure is to free the blood from the presence of these
poisons and restore the functions of the Liver, Skin,
Lungs, Kidneys Bowels, to their proper duties, this
effected, which RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLlAN RE-
SOLVENT, aided with Railways Pills, will
- Cure will be the result
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DXSRErHSGA.
Bear IN Mind,

One Of RADwAY's PILLS, two or three hours heor"
dinner tai en- daily, will keep tn" system free from
DYSPEpSIA INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION,
COSTlVENESS, a..
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Fresh Arrival
Chancery Notice.

NF lot of Fresh Sealing Glass jars at
~ M KANE'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OF

vi FICE, No. 90 Endicott street, Boston.
Or. w. L. PADELFORD gives exclusive A.
tentl0n TO diseases OF the genIto urinary org tns
and all diseases of private nature, III boih
sexes
Or. Padelford has gained greater celebrity
for the cure of the above diseases than any ulv-
-iciau in America. HIS great success In thus,
long standing and difficult cases, such AS were
formerly considered incuTable, Is sufficient O.
commend him to the public worthy the rxten
sIve patronage he has received.
1t Is dcplorable to witness some of the cases
hat presented To him, where the ui-e4-.s hAs
been driven into the system by quarks, the abuse
OF Mercury ami Copalva, &c. TO break out AZ All
IN the form OF spots and ulcers on the body, pain
IN the joints sore throats night sweats, and ema-
citation.
Hardly day passes but he has patients rec
commended to his care by phy-lcIans from the
coun ~, and this and other cities. who have not
the cans of gaming sufficient experience to.en-
able hem to cure the worst OF al diseases
To YOUNG MEN.
Seminal Weakness, or constitutional debility
brought on by secret hatits INDUCED III 10y youu.
men. This Is Of the greatest evils that can
beiall man. 1t bcgets disease OF the heart, con
sumption, dyspepsia, em,crsltion Of tho frame.
and finally ends complete idlooy. by causing
rush 81 blood TO the head, lt.of"n terminates III
spopeXy.
Persons suffering from nervous .ebllity, expo
clally those contemplating marriage, Sh uid los
no me IN making immediate applcatlof.
TO FEMALES
Or Pa-eliOrd Is admitted by the best medical
talent Of the country to have up equal in TIA,
treatment ot female complaints, and II Is 10
unusual occurrence for physicians IN regular
practice to recommend patients 10 him tor treat
ment when afflicted ia hIs specially.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention
both medically and sursictlly. Board, with oic
and experienced nurses Will be furnished thost
who wish TO remain III tho city during treatment
Patients VINO cannot apply IN person may b!
letter.
Medicines sent to all parts OF the country,
tthHc ou"n IN Sundays. de- ldE"dNw "
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Ito be ooatinued J

CELEBRATION OF WAsuINGTON's
BIRTHDAY AT PoULTNEY-In accord
anoe with a previous custom of that
community. the people of Poultney, duly
observed the anniversary of the birth OF
the Father of the Country" by public
services nj Jo,lin Hall. at one o'clock on
Monday afternoon. Hon. A,ahel Buck
President. The services were opened by
prayer 10y Rev. John Newman, d. D.,
President OF Ripley Female College,
Joseph Jo7lin, Esq, then read Bishop
Mathew Simpsons Grafton on Washing.
ton. Il song was then sung by Mis-,
Morse, Of Ripley Female College, which
was followed by an address by Rev
John Gp5d)y, d ID. America" was then
rendered, the congregation joining in the
chorus. Rev. r. l.. Herbert, of Fairhaven
then delivered AN eloquent and fitting
tribute to the life and character of Gen
Washington. Miss Morse sung the
Star Spanged Banner, the assembly Join.
Ing In the chorus. The benediction wa.
then pronounced by Rev. A. Champlin. A
large audience was present, and all the
exercises We're of the most impressive
and interesting character Several wears
since Joseph Joslin, Esq., suggested and
inaugurated the annual observance of the
Fad Of February which has been kept up
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4nrdifinal
~ trrAhlI~HKb HOSpITAl

4 Vii ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL
- d, fsr-ss.-S fE.--i. AllsaIls. =.
"a fE1.i.FI ssufiutIs-r - - Hlnraat.rE.tt
'l'f -'"ff--fril' a.rsui''s' "a al llrrs~ ~ s-t
li--.-.-. :. 20. ~ ---shlisl,--a Hu-s--.s A.. p.
l7s,..' -. aihsns. s. Tssf,ty s..--. s+ss'-rc
20 +'is u-r-ns-'fiss frtnrh - sHTl-fr Hf.a.-
''iT'. -' is-rffrr,. fs- -u@h no f''a1 l'f-'1Hr
- .nr Hl- fafaiI-aa- such, t-'1.a p tsf1Fyr-
-sr'is1lt- ~Ft -. ul,.Sr a-aTatt-I Gtt-r.tFfE- t
b ~ "''rid - stnAIf''iE 80. -p''--' 80 f-' AZ
~. -f'az' rr".-it.- 80 'h-a fizs--, ff'aT fn1n'-
+n-'i'- - %. sufek sfe raI ID
-',r' ?" - ,i'.iT'rd .,'ir asfs 3D. Aasrr7fa
q -NIsh1iiz. ss.fn.fr'l.r1 lis'. fFa1'r'- i5ar
si-n- 80 %. +---tSr'. and -~rns-'r asst-. '.t-f
Iio'rsta-c -hrr,-r -,r- 'hrtsat e.rfssr -hE f'fr,
"fsTisssti. -TIET'ufs All.--. fiH-r~ so s# f'.-
impurities ~ rh N--sT'.. Isrfrflt under si-
-r"l q III ns-rs1r'- m.-flriue- zu' Hats +-rr
'---''~n. ~ ~ ~ .hzH 10000 Gases annually So
rnm-m-s slIra.z--.
YntfNG MIN addicted 20 s.-rr-t nat.ft ga-
hHv. iInPsir.S -h,,iI heath sud s---usst ne
t,''f 81 hen mind thus t-Ir7vli-s 't-fn-ef-- u
," fi''s-irE ~ mzrrl.-d .if-. ~ ne'inr~ ms
-rt-iIfsnE Ir }. Teller thy uali RID fra+Ft1 "
75Ii-os. and physician sbo nH~ eur~1 *ba'i-tf Z.
m 4iTn"rf ev-7 par - n. Tnf-e -t@'sr, '+
4PPhed 20 Dr. 7. broken down IA h-sl'A. aa' f'-
l''o" ~ all hat makes life d--irsfis $50 40
happy III, reader Of e'ur-+ aTzr- tha'
dsiicars ~ the subject viii prevent NOR. minnie
description 81 rhis t.srrlbl. dl--as~-.
DR. TEIIRR's GREAT WORK. 1soag ~
everybody. Startling diSrls~ur.s Dr. Hst.-Tt
great work Tor the nlsrris5 and thur sonf.rI -
ing raarriag--2Oo pAs---fui - plst=--fr-~ =
cents. sent 70 ali psrt-L under seal, b rA.
post paid. tn. Single, married. and the ugrTlr-
happy. lecture Love. or bow 20 cb@@r
pArtner-s oImplet@ work on midwifery. II -
tam hundreds ~ --rr.fs never hefor- publi-a-f.
Warranted % 10 ~sHtb thr-- tira.- ths amour
zsk-d for II. Tu.nty-nv- e-ntr, ~ f,s-fars - u
-nclo<ed. VIII secure . -ipy by return rustL ~
Teller has Devoted al hi- time 20 the u uef
diseases ~ shirb he h.pk tr.-stS.
- Ofie~ bours frUfD a. NJ. % T. Il sn1
sunday from 2 90 S z. NJ.
n. B.-P-r~rns .f di-fanc- can be eured .
home by zddr.--lnx letter J. Teller, sncl0z1nB
remittance M.iIrin-= --curs.l, pars--d asfL
nil-rrvstisal, an; % any Iart - The E'ad -
e.-.z- warrnnf.sd- No chAIg- fJI 4dylne. Nc ~
dents or boys employed S0tiee thls-AddTess ~
letters 20
J. TELLER, n. d.
No. 5. Beaver stree, Albany, =. b
rnAyl-aAytf
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DIR. |. DINtS

PRIVATE MGpICAl nFFICE,
II E>utr9rr SIErrE, EosruS, M.sas-
! % s,rrA utel that p.-stuts newer hear or sac
ateh other recol rcr, the ou.y entrance 20 hi-
.tiiee /, No. 81, having 10 connection with Ill
residence subsequently, TO family interruption
80 tp't on no account can any person hesitate
In. DIX
boldly asserts and it. cannot ha 1utrad c.ed, eX-
Foep, by quaess VINO viii say or ID anything. even
peIuIc themselves, - impose upon prti.nte,l
that he
Is mn ONLY REGULAR eH.nu.rr PHYSICIAN
ADVERTISING ~ BOSTON.
~ENIEEN 'NtAA~
engaged in treatment of special Diseases, a fact
. 80 well known 1omiuy citizens, publishers, mer
chants hufet propret7rs. sc, that he Is much
recummeuaed and particularly to
SrKA&GrIS AND TRAY III Frs.
70 avoid and csctT'e Imposition OF f'frlgu and
native quneks more numerous IN Boston Than
Other large elites.
praudly refers ID professors and respectable phys
lei ans III trv uf whom who consult him in cutI-
al ctsc-' because OF his. acknowledged Skill and
rrputttIon. attained through 80 long experience,
Practice and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTtrNA NATE,
be- obue,i, and al to your sutierisis 2, being
ecevcd hy the lying batS'-, nI-rrprvst utsstlous,
Uf,s-- promises aed Jrrter-luu- of
FOREIGN AND >AilNE QNAokS,
whp.k"o" htre OF, lie nature aua character at
~pcsItl Diseases. a'uu less Us 70 her c,r. SOM
-<npt 'ora'l a'p uruas iu .Iots OF go 'cls.-
tTh y} u, VI eAl,.-d In ~Hy part If I've rid
prhrr> ~ Ilul p,lul, 1T too t.a bow ob'1iutG
nj uuyp: rat ,Iiis ,e-u'usng and ADVERTISING
"a IA ,r. OF tlt3-lf It ID IN r. ,lprass ll.t 70.
faI her their deposition as,umr u.lnc- ii urbei
iebT.t phs s'claus long SIN e. drad. Neither be-
e trv.d Nv
at kCk NOSTRU N-NAkEES
-hIpugh false eer.it-l Is suh t. trfeuces. aud re-
e5rnmuuIt'i .Ii- at their nedIelu. $ by Tia. dead
.vho an ct >rose or com. net lheuI. ar uh..
ncedeS TO further lhgIr mp !''i-' copy In'i"
N dfnt' bod uH'h hat - "tl't"n pt tue Gh'di-
e.,s tnd fleets al different her and Giants, and
tscnte all th" s"" t" thrlr p L. * 'ciS ',ii-
c~ Sc most pt wi4iSGlt not an con- avn ihtl tA! ,
s-ctu-r ~ the 1N'''''t "'A''' "i - curing '''l -
fune, buF n3s KNOWN % KIN more IN al l.
.aIe.', and those to' tiih a' co,stau'f'h't'y IN
.GI a i'' NJ. 49,, 49, .
IGNORANCE ''t "a A.h b,1tIoR~ AND
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NJ EW Entail OFFICE

~ ". BOW EhS, ~. ID. B., has the pleasure OF
announcing that he has established Dental OF.
nce In Union Block, Rooms No. 6, Opposite III.
HERALD office, where the citizens Of Rutland and
vicinity VII md him ready 10 respond TO the CALI
OF any person requiring dental operations
His rooms are finely located and beautifully
furnished with every convenience and Iuxury
necessary 70 . first class dental office.
de trusts no essential requisite In wanting "a
enable him To meet the demands of the pubic for
the educated, skillful and experienced dentist d
kEYEHEscEs-C. A. forbush. ESQ.,. Springfield
Rutland.
April Is, 1858. d&vtf
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WANTED.
statesmen TO

1want to rouse each sleepy head,
Who stand upon the brink,
Where yawning CULTS discla-e the dead,
Who might, but did not think.
want to warn the living ones,
Who blindly gTOpe along,
Ye fathers, daughters mothers, son,
What perils round you thtongi
Look out, my reader, are you free,
Or do you wear .he mark F!
Most all are blind, and cannot see,
Yea, cropping III the dark.
Catarrh, demon in the head,
Consumption l. its son;
. klls hosts, yea, countless millions dead,
Perhaps you may be one.
That hacking hawking, splitting, shows,
Catarrh affects your head,
Matter and slime in throat or nose,
Runs down your throat instead.
Your lungs and liver soon will show
Consumption ha- is birth;
Catarrh, its sire will feed IT too,
llll you return 10 earth.
Ifcolds affect your head and throat,
Anlhil4tor buy
Now don't forget what have wrote,
Or think this subject dry.
woleott's AnnihIlatore
CataTh the demon flies;
Il saves the lungs. good health insures,
Anu ta'drrh quickly dies.
want to crafty my friends,
Who wish to understand
About Pain Paint. is use, is ends,
And why Its great demand.
want TO show you plain a. day,
Why Pain Ptgnt stops all pain.
That you may never have To say
"Fll not try paint again
Pam Paint will cool but never stain:
Pumps NH animation out;
lis harmless. on IN breast or brain,
A trial stops a doubt.
When Inflammation leaves the frame.
An pain will cease ~ once;
Remove the cause, us all the same;
None doubts unles. Ounce.
The pores will open and drink Pain Paint
Absorbcut~ II with et~..;
Restores thu weak, the lick, the faint,
The greatest skepti please
Evaporation caols the place
A. Inflammation nfrs:
Hot blood stt he 4h-lrhen''s base
Makes PANT III yap3r IIse.
It's thus Pain Paint removes all douIt.
Removes Tia" very cause
By pumplnk tnh mml'Iuu ou'.
On this We rrst our cause.
Wulcatrs Pam Paint Us sold ~ all Drug S.are-
do. wolep't's auuiLlIttor, for tn. curr Of ta-
tr h and Colls III tho hrlrs SEN bv Express on
nceipt Of the money. * ISL Chatham Square n
/ X. l.. w uicu', proprietor.
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DIANO FORTES AND ORGANS
CLUETT & SONS;

go, River Street, Troy,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in
PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, & MELODEONS,
invite the attention of the residents of Rutland
Village and County to TIE following
CARD:
'sSTF4NwAY HALL, NEW YORK. Feb. Goth, 1868.
ssMe,srs Cluett s. Sons, of Troy, N. Y, are
hereby appointed Our sole Agents for Rutland
Village and County, VT, and we take especial
pleasure in recommending these gentlemen TO the
patronage of the musical public"
STEINwAY & SONS.
We offer the world renowned Steinway Piano
at cheaper prices and more accommodating terms
instrument received the First Grand Prize at the
Paris Exposition, and Is conceded to be the Best
Piano Nj ade.
THE HAINES BROS Piano. Cheapest First
Glass Piano made. Prices from 1915 to $500.
MASON HAMLIN's Cabinet Organs.
ESTEY l. Co, Cottsge Organs; the best reed
instruments made for Churches, Sunday Schools,
Lodges and Societies.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS MADE,
and parties purchasing may rely upon receiving
the most complete satisfaction, and most favora
BILE terms.
PROF. GEO. A. MEITZKE.
the well known Pianist, whose qualifications to
select a good instrument none Will question: will
give prompt personal attention ON behalf of ouI
arm to all who viii apply 2 y1 e him : .ons
40, River Street, Troy,
aprill6d&wly. and Delevan House. Albany.
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NORTHERN New YoRK.-We learn
from the Champlain Journal that II. II.
Ravens, Collector of the town of De Kalb,
St Lawrence Co, last Saturday night, was
knocked senseless and robbed of 1925
while on his way home from Potsdun,
Fortunately he had just settled with the
County Treasurer, and had only his per
centage about his person. Had the rob-
berry been perpetrated when on his way
to Potsdam, large amount would have
been lost.
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THE MEDICINE + r
WHOOPING COUGH !!

DODD's NERFINE A%O INyIGoEAToR
give agreeable and alurU-t instant relief 10 thu
-Pt-m~ OF WhnoPug Cough. Il5- Is a complaint
hat ala children uTe exp ted 70 have. auu when
u comes, strange 1u say. thy are l,tt % tgh' It
done 70 break it, intensity or help IA. sufltrrr
along. And when IL rs Tciir. tod tHit very many
OF Dec disc 81 older AMI adult wears tAye thor
origin in the tuar aud strain of Whp1pnE cough.
this neglect would b. u'tD~.y uUrasguuf tthI- hUt
tor the tact thaf "ht.ares disease. Hb.. many OF
the wetkue.~s ui WIN. H. are considered -a M, q
ally -GuepEgarrrl about them. J - them cough ~
through we dli, So ms generally 70 Dee the uu-
feeling word Whoopiae ougb h a nervous die
tu-,. and Io3E- NeryIne aud 1uyituratar traufe
It with camrlete success. Mother, ny It, a.nl
save y1Hr h'tlr uucs the worst aEauv Of this
distressing affection. y sire and l,u,Haaut med
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GENEROUS. DoNATIoS.-Charles Glenn
ent, Esq, of Rutland, through his friend
Rev. DR.. Howard, pastor, has presented
St James church, in Woodstock, beauti-
full marble font, the workmanship OF
which alone amounted to $i00.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

PosTPoNEMENT.- oyster supper
for the benefit of Rev \. f. Jenkins. OF
which we made mention in Monday,
HERALD as coming off at J. T. Johnson's
in Mendon, on the 23d inst, indefinitely
postponed on account of an accident hap
pening to Mrs j f johnson
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1OO DOLLARS WILL BE

Snn DOLLARS WILL BE
wv forfeited by Or L. INK II failing Il
cure IN less tlmr thtu any other physician, III are
ahertutily and permanently, with less restraint
from orcup tf1pu OF les EXPOSURE to all weather.
with ,c aud pleasant mriI mes.
Sci. F-ABJor. AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Ihelr ELECTS and cJu~.q uences;
SPECIAL AILME< ~ AND SITUATION
Incident 70 IN trTied and single Edies
81 REF AND DELICATE DISJRDE.S.
rlercHIIal affections rrup7l and all d4>,-e- Of
the SKIN, ul'eIs I'll The nose, throat and body
puppies on IEe face. swelling Of the JOINTS, neI-
vu0~H-7, eausf5t1Iont D aud her tetatkue-~e- III
youth and tine more ld q, ne All age. %.
BylN NEA Is. SLN0I.E or MARRIED.
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An Old SETTLER GONE. Uriah
Jewett, otherwise known as sea serpent
Jewett, died recently in Potion at an ad-
vsnssd age. He was . local celebrity,
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(NIDDINGS < ADAMS
THE CHRISTIAN, 60 CENTSI

= large, live, page monthly religious and
family payer, full OF facts, providences Incidents,
music, poetry, true stories, pictures rssdipg Tor
young old, saints, sinners, one and al. No sect-
ar'anism controversy, plitics. pulls, pills, or pa
Tent medicines. 60 eta year; 10 copies os. for
specimens before you forget it. Vol 4 b<eins
jan, 1863. l000 pages new live tracts for q. Ad.
dress u. L. HASTINGS, 6ciptural Tract Repod-
tory, 10 Ltnda0 styNet, 1oseon, No.. r.. 3.
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DISSOLUTION.
d&vtf

a. The co-partnership heretofore existing under
me name u LAodons 4 Co. Is this day dissolved
% mutual consent. The Affairs of the lat. firm
VIII be settled by W. c. Land.n and G. +. Hum
tson, who VIII continue the business at th- old
1ana, under tbs name and style Of Lanaon Z
J. LANDON,
w. c. LANIOy
Rutland, January IL, 1869. dxvu
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and every one who has travelled much n
the Lake will remember the stalwart +, rm
and honest countenance of Uncle Ri, and
remember his marvellous stories about the
sea serpent. Of simple mind but vivid
imagination, he honestly believed that
monster snake had its dwelling in the
waters of the beautiful lake. His name
will long be remembered
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

BURLINGToN-The health officer OF
the city of Burlington publishes notice
that all persons DESTROYS of being vacci-
mated can have the opportunity free OF
expense
The Spring term of the Burlington
Female Seminary commences March ID.
Rev. d. W. Dayton, delivered dis
course before Champlain Lodge of Good
Templars, of Burlington, on Sunday
evening last, which is highly commended
by the Free Press.
Tho Free Pres says our customary six
inches of snow on Sunday" came ycster-
day.
The following is the Burlington wealth
er statement: The mercury at II Sunday
night stood at 81 deg. The snow storm,
which commenced early Sunday after
noon, ceased about twelve Six inches Of
snow fell during its continuance. The
total depth of the fall for this month is
thus far nearly three feet, or double the
general average for the whole Of Feb
ruary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25

VERGENNEs.-T Hook and Ladder
Company of Vergennes have elected the
following officers JAS Falardo, Foreman
j. j. Barnard, First Assistant Foreman ;
Louis Mott, Second Assistant Foreman ;
P. Maxfield, Treasurer Ii. c. Johnson,
Clerk c. E. Curtis, Auditor; JOS. Miner,
Steward. Nearly thirty members have
been enrolled. The bylaws adopted are
similar to those Of the Rutland Hook and
Ladder Company.
The Vergcnnes Lyceum, on Tuesday
evening next, discuss the question, . Is
Modern Civilization Promotive of Phys
Miss Nellie Lynch, and a defamation by
Master George w. Grandey, jr.
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OBITUARY.-Mr. Lyman c. Gale, the
only son of Asa Gale, of Salisbury, died
at Chicago, Illinois, on Wednesday. last.
He enlisted in the Saxton River company
of the 4th Vermont regiment, after serv-
ing some 6 months he was detailed as a
recruiting officer in the State, and was
afterwards transferred as a Lieutenant in
the Derby Line Company, attached to the
10th regiment. He was promoted for
meritorious conduct in battle, and at
tached to Gen. Morris staff, as aid de
camp. On the occasion of a review, hav-
ing his leg broken by the kick of horse,
he was SO disabled that he was unable to
join his regiment again before the expira-
ton of his term of service His remains
will be brought to Bellows Falls for
burial