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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE. = The
parub1ioar

INyEsTIG ATING COMMITTEE. = The
Springfield Republican says:
And now New Hampshire takes its
turn at having an investigating" com.
mittee The complaints that railroad
corporations have used improper means to
influence legislation were SO rife that the
Legislature was compelled to take some
notice of them, and the House appointed
a committee to investigate. The session
was so short the committee did not have
time to perform its duties, so it has dlrec-
tions to sit during the recess and author
ity to send for persons and papers. We
trust the committee will attend to its du-
ties faithfully and report honestly
~ II ,ad the advertisement OF Woods New
Bar Jointed Mower, in this paper
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15
"BUY MI ANBrlIussua .,s...

Br. lausleg.r Root sus H.tl is.,sar- ..4.
SUR remedy ir Liver iargpi sl.s st s- rs..s
HufnoT- 81 the H'Olsl and 81 a. ftila Ibs-t. -
-iA, 1o-iiyrns--, lfdl-,a-tsaE. JssIsl .1.- 20.
ache, and Bilious bl-al--. f,sIfs.Is44 Ties 5+, :.
They cisan.* ne System regulate tEtr s-.e.ge
restore the tppe'If". purity 80 his-ss s's..t 49,,
the body, aud Thoroughly gIrI.,r. it p. 49,. t,
-ase- ~ al kind. BED e. fs.B8DnIs 8 -
Boston sod BY Al druggist r.fflt..
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MArnIAnE -AND CELIRAcY.

An Essay for Young Men On the Crime Of Soil
tu3r. and the diseases and abuses which create
Imp. Iiments 10 Marriage, with sure means Of re-
lIcf Hent in scaled letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address, Dr. J. sKILLIN HOIGH-
TON. Hoxard Association, PhilAdell hia, ia.
may God ss'S3tn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

A MANS HEAD AND FooT SEVERED
FROM HIS BoDY.-Monday morning at 7
o'clock AZ the Rensselaer, and Saratoga
Railroad train for Saratoga, was leaving
the depot at the foot of Maiden Lane,
Albany, man, name unknown, attempt
cd to jump on one of the cars attached
thereto, and having miscalculated the dis
tanoe, fell on the track between two cars
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

E1- An eminent Divine says, IL have been
sing The Peruvian syrup IL gives me ne"
igor, lucy aucy Of spirits, elAstiai'y Of muse e
J. Z. GIusmore, 70 Dyy street New York, VIII
send, fee, pamphlet @: g. pages, Containing
full account # thu. remark. thlc medicine q any
one sending him turlr address.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

81 We copy the following from an exchange
which Is important if true Chronic diauh"t OF
long standing also dysenlery, and ~ similar
com plants common at this season OF the year.
can b. lrel by the internal! Of "Johnson'S
An udyne Linimeut.' We know VIII =r-of We al
FIR
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Mr. NJ s. Boies, Of Weybridge, have al
most quadrupled their number the present
season. There are now twenty seven
swarms.
Mr.. Wm. g. Wilson, of Shoreham,
has produced garden strawberry which
measured five inches in circumference.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
"A gentleman in Bennington recently
found in an old newspaper an affidavit
made by Capt. Jonas Galusha of that
place, in 1907 and 1908 Referring to the
battle OF Bennington. in III, he testified
" l was ordered with the entire company
under my command, by Colonel Moses
Robinson to march to said battle ground,
and marched in obedience to said order, at
the head of my company. | recolleet at
the time of Bennington battle, a soldier
came up to Col. Nathan Stone, and said,
Il have no gun, what shall do = Stone
replied, Stand by me a few minutes and
you shall have one The man obeyed,
and in short time Stone drew up and
fired at Hessian; as the Hessian fell
Stone said to his comrade, Run and get
your gun Au'i Tue man Gu
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Mr.. Willard Chase of Concord has
sbo+ ;,bt,-aigbt woodoocks tbis season
.+bir+r.oi,l+ of Them in one d,v Who
bo.+s +b;s
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ua,n,o !. f,,,d :, sw,ap4on 81 AL.
b,ns.r1 1ri.,b,,,4o r.olI ,5,r,o1 - ,,,ka
excellent building stones.
-Ay,rvs Gore, in Franklin County.
"a ,',1.,4;,, = a :, 1e7o Ia, nona
reported in 1860
The Conversational church in Enos-
burgh was organized October. II, 1911.
The nopulation Of Franklin County
in 1sgl was 1872.
-Jo.a,b Waterman Timothy Foster
aux Horace Eaton, were Senator'S from
Franklin County in 1851.
The Baptist church in Fairfax was
constituted in 1893.
-Tha Sn,er;rtordert ~ Scboo1. i,
T,..-l,,n..b - III, ro,,,r. - a.. p..,rI ~
F1uc,.io, saws Tho schools m. va,r
.,.o b.,,, ,,,der vow, ,,c,3 ,,o,or,,,,,,,,
..,...-.1 ,,.;,,,x o.,5 I I'LL. ~. III,
NV. No., oni,o r.eiI .5,i.f.d
cr,,,n ,err cot-x,,y
Tbo Po,rl,,io.,, C,,,,,,,, c,-,,o,,t;o,
:, cra,5 T.lo c.,,,., = !, to,a O.
North Hero. Auopst IAN
More than 500 600 foot ~ tho marble
found On Isle La Motto, have been sold
annually from a single quarry. for sew
eral years in succession, and the demand
is increasing
The POPULATION Of the town Of South
Hera daor4a~4d - population eighty
eight in the ten years from 1850 TO 1850
There are sixty scholars connected
with the Sabbath school OF the Congrega-
tjonal church at Alburgh.
The original name of Isle La Motto
Va my ''i'' anu was 'ii"ii :" - -
,,..n
" l''l''n l.. 9o"les was senator from
'fand Isle county in lo4I ana Iet@'
LAMoIIIE CorNTY.
The towns Of Morri,town and John
son arr next in wealth and population to
St,u.a in T.,tooiIlo C,upt,
m. a. .. o..
hr;d,,e dsara,s.d .ix+v-f,o :, ,to IN ,.oar-
fra,n 1s,otatsGn
-,
< .'''''''' o,.'''o " - W. -
i'y''i'''"' Vas OF ''''~''' st p'eii'Oe' ''"'
1910
Ialnoiile County in 1919.
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i'@" i'r. = -. t--' 4 -rssaH'- -#.ar
tefs.--'he fae-. f-. .ss...4l ID. che i7sas... T.
it-i..s5 n lsD. u.....
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IMPORTANT FACT.

IMPORTANT FAC /.
We see that persons Of strong constitutions,
and young, suffer tor days with pains The limbs
loss OF appetite and fever, who suddenly get well
after cholic followed by shiny, bilious stools
The re.ies produced by these excavations W.r"
the Original guide 20 the idea and practice Of rur-
cation. and which, when enforced By BraudTeth' r
Pill-, always benefits usually eu1es ana-oiteH
prevents disease especially scarlet Fever and
.lisc1ses Of similar character.
l. l.. Cook, publisher Of the Banner" Ben
n nrton, VI, SAY. E.oalIeitt- Fi.s cur. ! him
OF Dyspeps.a. after being afflicted with If over
i've, years Hl- nl,ra- and doctors considered
his recovery impossible nut six boxes pf Bran
drei his pills restored tls health perfectly.
young lady - Mount Pleasant WIS so:r!y
trou bled wit. Tap worm. All als.e, anl ga al
cine failed to s,.p Der. She E.I ua r,st. TnIn,
cares orn and unhappy. she la,s-L ta.. - ,ll- Of
misery. At last sh, con lu.ri t3 Try Etssuasetn's
Pills In one year she took -gs.uty-t~o t"Nes.
They brought away, according 20 tsr epIuputa-
ton. over two h..rltIed yard Of tipe-wprru. At
length al her lad symptoms lett Ter shr slep:
ana ate nAtuT4iy. uaI htr health h-e.aa. folly
restored. JulysISwlu
our readers sill trI m our columns The adj
vcrtissmen. Of the "roab'1y Medical Institute
which now publishes rr- Huye-' rew w.rN en-
titled the "Scieaee oflIie OF >eii-rrt-siNaton,"
which treats upon all tie disorders That result
from the errors 81 youth IN a In4-toriy manner,
ami which should Do. in The hands Of ever. young
man and every person -uiIsriu; from decline OF
the physical power. III Institute has .,l~5 pub
lished al inv,la.ss.a trerla entitled sexual
Physiology Of Woman anI AsI Disease" Don't
fail 10 r.ll the IA Iysr. rIsur.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

NOTICE.---WHEREAS OUR RE-
~ rpective sons, Gustavus Demo and Franz
Stone have absented themselves from home. w,
forbid all PERSONS harboring or employing them
They were st seen in Center Rutland, Monday
July 9th, and any one giving inform alton where
they may be found will be suitably re warded.
Gustavus Demo Ii IL years old, tall and slim.
with brown hair, has bad scar on one wrist
where he was hurt,-wore velvet cap, brown Goa,
and pants and checksred flannel shirt.
Frank Stone is Is years old, tall and slim, sandy
hair, wore light coat and pants, dark vest, dark
brown hat and white shirt
Address, or call on
JOSEPH DENNo,
LOUIS BTONE,
West Castletou
Benson, July 10, 1869. l2dkWlWs
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Avoid the place it is no miSnOmer
The experience of thousands proves 1T tc
be-
A bar to responsibility.
A bar to honor.
A bar to domestic felicity.
A bar to Heaven.
Every day proves it to be
The road to degradation.
The road to vice.
The road to the gambler hell.
The road to the brothel.
The road to povertya
The road to wretchednosS.
The road to want.
The road to robbery.
The road to murder.
The road to prison.
The road to the gallo
The road to the drunkard's grave.
The road TO He'll
1 Z ....,. 10 lA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

FoXEs.-The sudden appearance oil
foxes in the neighborhood of Albany, n.
Y in such unusual numbers, excites a
good deal of inquiry as to the cause. For
some years past, the race has been almost
extinct in that vicinity. But recently
they have appeared in large numbers in
Albany and neighboring counties, and
have extended their visits to within a
couple Of miles of Albany. Their depre-
dations have been felt by farmers all
around. The Shakers at Niskayuna com
plain Of them. Some attribute their re.
appearance to the disappearance of the
fox hounds. Others think that epidemic
diseases have prevailed, which have re-
Gently ceased; and still others that their
increase is attributable merely to the fact
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

sJ The cathartics used and approved OF by
the Physicians comprising the various Medical
Associations of this State, are now compounded
and sold under the name OF "Parsons Purgative
Pill
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

sT Read the advertisement OF Woods New
Bar Jointed Mower, in this paper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15
Northern Pacific HALLWAY

That there i, some earnestness in the
recent revival Of the Northern Pacific
Railway project is proved by the arrival
in this city on. Friday la,t, of a party
representing the Company which has II
in hand, who are charged with the duty
of making a careful examination of the
country to b. traversed west of the great
north bend Of the Missouri River The
party consists of Thomas H. Caufeh,
General Agent Of the Company, who was
Joined at Omaha, on his way hither, by
W NJ Roberts, an able civil engineer
from Pcuu-y lvauia; VIM. $ Johnson an
engineer lately III the service Of the
Lake Ontario Shore Railroad Mr. Moor
head of the firm OF Jay Cooke & Co,
which has taken j large intercs' in The Com
pany Samuel Wilkcsou, literary gau-
tlcman, who will write up the general re-
suits f the exploration for the press, and
Dr. Claxton Mr. Garfield left Vermont
for California on the 10Th inst lie viii
start with his party for Portland, Oregon,
and Olympia Washington Territory,
overland, this evening. The party win
take steamer at Olympia, examine the
bays and harbor Of Puget Sound aud the
Fuca Straits, ana afterwards proceed to
Walla Waila, whence they will 20 north
easteriy to the Cour d'Aleuc and Pend
d'Oreille Likes, and up to Clark Forl, Of
= T.. 4
Deer Lodge Valley to Gallaton City,
Helena, and the Cabot and Mullen Passes
of the Rocky Mountains After examin-
ing these passes and exploring the upper
portion of the Yellowstone. they will go
down that river or the Missouri to the
North Bend, near old Fort Clark, where
they may be met by another party which
has started from Lake Superior The
latter party consists of Gov. J. G.. Smith,
OF Vermont, President of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Edwin +. Johnson,
Chief Engineer of the Company, and a
number of other gentlemen connected
with the enterprise.
We are informed that this party, after
| fixing the TERMINUS Of the road on Lake
Superior, and making arrangements for
the location and construction of the initial
section, will proceed to Red River of the
North, near Fort Abercombie, and thence
on to the Missouri River by Forts Ransom
and Totten in Dakota, keeping close to
the probable route of the road. Both
parties will be escorted by Government
troops wherever trouble with Indians is
apprehended, and their reconnaissance
will be preliminary to thorough survey
-.SIn Francisco Bulletin, June %.
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NOTICE.

MIS-. a. b. PURAfORT. AIi'n
iElul Union Block to PhuuiN b.. l. N,1t--.
h'sw. has nov very desirable tp-k - z
ready for tell and winter trade e-F-A~-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

that the building of railroads in many Of
their more recent haunts has driven
them back to their old grounds.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

DIR. WIsIAE,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
where this article Is known II j. a work II &C.
pererogation to say one word il is favor, 20 vel
il it established as an unfailiug remedy ios
coughs, colds, bronchitis, Group, whoopiug cough,
asthma, diseases Of the throat, chest. and lungs
as well as that most dreaded 81 ali diseases, con-
sumption. which high medical authority has no
nounced 10 be an incuTADie disea-e. Those who
have used this remedy know is value. those who
have not, have but to make single triAl 20 b.
satisfied that Of all others it i tie remedy.
Letter from Elder II l.. Gilman, o mint Ter ~
the Gospel, IN Vermont
Glover, w., jane -, i-54.
Measrs. \ W Fowle * son.
GentsI hereby certify that ] have hasD
troubled for several years with difficulty ~ u,
heart and lung, have aVph.a - several pfy-I-
clans for help ani have tIl-8 almost every refine
dy OF The numerous ou- wnic8 have btsI fesayftl-
mended, without receiving aBy a-,l-f.lue.s hfit
had been crossing weaker aud weaker, uufll.
hearing 81 WIstsTs Ba,4n u wIt Cherry alau-
a year since, / commenced uzluy IT, Vsfh I1au.,--
dIate relief. II has not ouly restored my lune4
- sound state, bu. / am entIrey r-i.cyel af
the difficulty Or GI-ea~e q the heart. ! Aaf. fs
hesitation IN saying tia: D. - tie btst 4lLs 81
cine beiOr. the public.
None genuine unless signed l. ~ rs ou
the Wrapper.
Prepared ~ seth ". Fos,- d -.f. I.ssssl,
and Tor sale ~ DElssl-'s generally.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

Young man. before you enter the bar
room, stop Ponder the paths OF your
feet,-ere it be forever too late F.,
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Vermont Items.
ADDISON COUNTY.

Seven swarms of bees belonging to
Mr. N. s. Boies, Of Weybridge, have al
most quadrupled their number the present
season There are now twenty seven
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Bar,

S- ,ad the advertisement OF Woods Ne'
Bar Jointed Mower, in this paper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE Up IL
steel engraved wrapper wlth fac-simile Of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
H. I. uELMBDLD.
June IA decd SEeoy2ms.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

Mr. Wm. g. Wilson, of Shoreham,
has produced garden strawberry which
measured five inches in circumference.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

Avoid the place; it is no misnomer
The experience Of thousands proves 1T to
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Spaee ntbt NIT 0cfabr.

go not tribe With danger.)
Gin einsiser Gunte it i'm @tante, cine Glamne
an3ufa9en, wel6e cine @tabt in M1de Leaf, unb
unbepeutenoe Bel4we1ben tSnuen, ipenn lie rer=
na9lalist nrerbcn, in falinn1e 8ranfbeiten ousar=
ten. Wan loQte bielen I'm tano pcbl beber1iaen
unb ioealo f9 Symphonic BON Merpenl9pa&e ODER
acknowledgement 3eisen. }ofort ~aGrtenbc Mittel
anwenpen. Inter ben pe9etabli|Gen @t1rtun9s=
mitteln un}erS 53eitalters ntmmt $ pRetter'S
M a9en<BitterS ben erittn Stang Elm, unb
bteies unl4abbare ontitrtif9e @tarfunoemittel
icQte aneemenbet &peroen. iotalp @runo aur Be-
fGfGtans porbanbsn it, oab bic CUR aufe9tbal-
tuns uno inneren Neinisun9 res 8Srpers no
tbi9en animalilden 6unftionet nur unpoQ11nbis
Dtnf tbuen, unb 1obalb bic 2ebenetrafte na93u=
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l'bs @bpabe mad tb 80 tommt u1andmal
Dor, beb Der Mppe:it msbr Nabruns p%srlanst, als
Der Massn oerraue1 tann, uno henuod Sie0eitt
ni9t mebr ais nttbia III, ur1 ben RTrper bel poIer
9raft au srbaltsn. Inter bielen umaanben ban
belt e5 Gb barun,, bic 0erbauunaSfGbiQfeit beS
eprreippnbireubsn Srsanes bermaBen ber;u0eQen,
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tern Spoltanbie errei9t. GS fdrft unb bient ais
leidtes &ei3mittel fir bic aeaenfSrmise " N brane,
tpel9es ben saEtrii&en Gait p~erbirst unb ba6 &e=
iultat baron it, eab bte2S}nu9 nit G mNabrunss-
Refe in ssbbrigsr Auantitdt perrnilbt tpirb, un,
aat nabrereen9 sfanbtbeile p~eielben in Elm rsines
unb eeiunbes Clement gu Seruanpeln. Wenn ta3e-
gen Mansel an Nppetit rbne correeponoirenpen
Mansel an 8srbauunesfabisteit sortbanten il,
70 besmedt bas @tatfmittel einen Wuni@ mad
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3tpanste gGaen entfebt auptweb, l1etelfeif, MerSen,
leiben, Neieun9 ours bnmatt, RrampfanfaQe unb
I'M @runb DE neiiten spribersebenben 2eiben
unb @ebreden, benen Der utenl9 ausseleBt ii,
nrfpranslid aus l1nserbaulidteit, Serbunben mil
galenartieen 8ei1perben ; unb fit Bic btibtr
uebfl pire 5ofetter's Wn9en-8 ittttrs
oils Elm lbneQes nnb unfeblbares Mtttel trupfcbb-
leM.
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r"@tt.:a THE NATIONAL lanai.
4iff 9usuraufe Gompanp
8eretnt8ten @taaten.
Wafbin9tca, D.Gv '"+'
sstsst itreu 6rtitrief burd ene SpetaIatte bts osneredes
- * C,IN 1919

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Das 8parb Der Diretoren.
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8ean1te.
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ste g; as; 8: 4 n aH ;ts' s.: 81 ai pssts Sfe'*'aF'
T. @wtn Mears, M. D., Ni1ttentar3t.
Inter u6unss.M er5te.
S. G.. Barnes, @eneralarst Der Ser. Staatsa Nrmee
S. p''Surwis, ebief bes Msesieal Departments, Der,
staaten gsesins' @@aiettnetSn.
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Solicitors unb MbSptaten;
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electromagnetic wsl&e bent Yablttunt je sebpten
Die bebeutenb r%ebuetrten Wrdmtsnraten fnb fir ben
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