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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-10

COUNTY CONFERENCE.-The Republi
can County Convention for Chittender
County is to be held at Essex Junction
June Goth. It'll is Delegate Convention
composed of 1913 members Burlington
has % delegates; Colchester, IA Essex,
Hinesburgh, Jericho, and Williston 10
each. This is the true basis of a County
Convention, for it is, in true sense, the
representation of the people, and no jealou-
sizes exist in Chittenden County, because
large towns have their due proportion of
delegates according to the number of votes
cast
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4 Literary Curiosity.

/. The following remarkable little poem f.
a contribution 10 the san Francisco lime
from tie pen OF Mr.. ii. s. DeIning The
reader viii notice that each line j. a quo
tati5n from some one Of the standard au-
thUr- Of England and America. This j.
the result OF years search among the
voluminoa- writings Of thirty-eight lead
ing poets Of TIE past and present:
LIFE.
/ !. Why al this toll for triumphs Of an
hour
,. Life short summer, man q flower.
+ 3. by turns We catch the vital breath
and die.
/ 4, The cradle AMI tho tomb, ala s..
nigh.
.. To be. j. better far than not to b..
g. Though all man, life may seem 80
tragedy
+ :. But light cares speak when mighty
! griei- arc dumb.
:, The bottom is hut shallow vleaa.
they come
., Your f,te is but the common fate af
al.
10. Unminglei joy here to M man l-.-
II. Nature tie eaeh allos, it, proper
sphere:
70. Fortune make. folly her peculiar.
care
-. Custom does ra, otter, reason over
rule,
H. And throw "a cruel sunshine GA d
fool
-. Live well. lg~ long a, short per-
NIT ts Heaven.
u. They who fargse ma-f -hal Dec
most forgiven.
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EuRoPE.-It is rumored in Dublin tina,
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Earl
Spencer, is about to resign.
The London journals of Monday very
generally contained comments on Mr.
Motley's addresses at Liverpool, on Mon
day, to the Chambers of Commerce.
The policy of the Republicans in the
Spanish Cortes, it is announced. is not 70
oppose the final vote on the question Of
the future form of government, but to re-
fuse to subscribe to the oaths prescribed
by the new constitution. :
Agricultural prospects in Ireland
were never more favorable that at this
season. Grass, potatoes and oats have
profted greatly by the recent rains. and
are looking remarkably well.
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Letter from Saratoga.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, June 1st

SARATOGA SPRlNdS, JUN ISL.
Congress Hall was opened on Saturda
last There were present about twent
boarders and large number of attachee
of the house. Among the guests we nc
ticed the names Of the family OF Gen
Dix of New York, Rev. DR.. Dix, son Q
Gen Dix, and Miss E. Holbrook, OF tn
same party.
A regiment of men, consisting OF car
penters, painters, masons, whitewashers
and men of all trades, have been at worl
in and about this establishment for tn
last month, and much unfinished worl
left over last season for want of time ha
been finished, and now Congress Hall i
complete
As we wander from section to section
story to story, and room to room, or view
it from distance, it is not easy to relieve
the mind of those feelings brought over u.
while reading of the ancient castles, anG
we almost search for some subterranean
cavern beneath it, or, rushing to the at
tic, up an hundred and fifty steps, listen
for the owl and the bat who were inhabi.
tants of our ancient castle lin the air,
But we find Hawthorn has preceded us,
and IN the one extreme finely fitted, gas
lighted room, with its accomplishments OF
cut glass, sparkling champagne, and ruby
wines, while at the upper extreme NAV
be found nicely furnished room. sixty
ieet square, with carpet, wardrobes, and
twenty beds
10 realize the vastness of this struc-
ture 1t needs to be studied and made fa.
miliar in all its departments.
One hundred and fifty rooms are en-
gagged for the season at this early day,and
by parties who hold them through the
season, whether they occupy them all the
time or otherwise, and will be kept in
readiness for them.
This house will accommodate abont / 100
and IN August they provide board
for 900, and lodge elsewhere the balance
of that number
Among the great improvements within
this establishment is the introduction of
an elevator, made by Otis Bros. of New
York, expressly for this house, and is one
OF the finest cars ever introduced into q
hotel. 1t will hold fifteen persons at a
time, provided with sofas and lighted with
gas. In the side opposite the door is
line mirror for the ladies The panels are
OF black walnut, birds eve and curled
maple, beautifully stained and polished
m the highest styles of art, with gilt
holdings and carvings at the sides and
over head, while under your feet is the
finest Brussels carpet In fact no ladies
Cabin or sleeping Coach can equal this
coach or car except in size.
The machinery which is to propel this
institution can be seen from the office
below, and is of the latest approve
pattern to produce steadiness of mo-
ton and safety to the passengers. The
ear Is suspended by two steel wire ropes,
either of which has sufficient strength to
support many hundred times the weight !
II the car. Besides these ropes, there are +
'ther safe guards against accident, so that t
would seem an impossibility for any i
hing to move except at the command of
he conductor Z,
The new building opposite the east be- c
ng In rapidly approaching completion t,
nd Will soon be an "Anex of the Great il
'alace called Congress Hall.
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was not the proper day for such a com.
memoration, 30 that we were Obliged To
send elsewhere for Chaplain. While we
respect the views of those who had fears
that the quiet of Sunday would be broken,
had they been present during the whole
ceremonies. they would have been unable
to discern single thing done that quiet
day not in perfect harmony with the day.
The utmost order was preserved, and the
solemnity of funeral of some near friend
seemed to pervade the entire concourse OF
people. For whoever in that large crowd
had not lost friend or brother. whose
memory thought the body lay not here.
was not cherished and again frightened
during that ceremony. Wreaths and
bouquets were strewn upon the graves Of
all the soldiers and the stones erected to
the memory of those who lie elsewhere.
We but reiterate the wishes of all our
community, when we say that we hope
this day will hereafter be observed in
this town in after years. For how can
we so well cherish their memories and
teach our children to do the same
After the return from the Cemetery the
procession went TO the Catholic burying
ground, and there decorated the graves
OF those buried there. They then return
ed to the Town Hall, where thanks were
given to the Orator and the Chaplain, also
to the ladies of Brandon and vicinity for
their services in supplying so bountifully
the flowers and in their assistance In ar /
ranging them. To the the choir who so
kindly furnished the music, and to Mr.. s. 4
Goodell, for kindly Offering the use Of
lis wagon and four horses in transport
ng the monument.
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LONDoEDERY.-C. III. Allen has taken
the Londonderry House, and having re-
fitted and refurnished it, is now ready for
the reception of the travelling public. Mr.
Allen is a gentleman, and understands
how to make the stay of his guests plea.
SAINT and agreeable. His table is we'll
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PosTMAsTERs AProISTED.-The sa-
lowing postmasters have been appointos
in this State Jasper p. Baker, Newpor.
VIM. /. Gleason, Wardsboro, Charle.
Wheeler, Bloomington.
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party, 1t was the old Bruin,. -
get back which she did with snna. !.
manifestation of rage, tearing IN smai,
trees, and the like, leaving her cuh. =
the tree; and both Of them w.r. -. -
tured.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-10

- Twenty-Five years practice IN the Treat
ment Of Diseases incident 20 Females, has placed
DIR. Dow at the head Of all physicians making such
practice speciality, and enables him 70 guarantee
speedy and permanent cure an the worst cases
All letters for advice must contain o.. Once,
No. Endicott Street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished TO those desiring 20 re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1865. 2e.vly
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MASK VEILs..One of the best things
which fashion has done of late to help the
occulists, is the introduction of what are
called "mask veils;' little, short, spotted
wells which cling close to a lady's face,
disturb and ultimately ruin the eyesight
of the wearer.
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ART OF LOVE.

This book shows how to gain the affections Of
the opposite sex. Amy man or woman can thus
win the one they love. For sale by all News
dealers, sent by mail for Is cents; for 50 cts.
FLOR sl.oo; or 5000 per loo. lsw3m
FUTILE co., rs Nassau st., New Yorf,
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RUPEEr.-Henry Sheldon, MD, p,y.
an income Of s205.
The population Of Rupert increased
taoo in the ten years from 1850 10 lsco
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friend OF the philosopher. is already far
advanced in his work, and according to
Mr.. Bancroft, our Minister at Berlin has
improved upon Ranches bust, which he
took for his guide.
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BENEvoLENcE.-If you are truly bene.
VIOLENT and charitable, perhaps you will,
when you sec a neighbor in distress, ask
some other neighbor to help him.
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FEGETABLEs.-The steamship lines
between New York and Savannah have
uouDled the freight on vegetables sent to
the New York market, in consequence Of
winch the shipments have fallen off more
than one half.
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: HUMBOLDT MoNUMENT.-The direc-
tors OF Central Park have received en-
couraging accounts of the Humbolt
monument to be placed there in Septem.
Der next The artist, who was a personal
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Among the incomes Of Pownal ~.
notice Marens Whipple s2,633; II. @
merchant sl,232: J. III. Paddock Sol,
S. J. Gardner S22.
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NJ agaZilles.

LITrLE's LIVING AGE, No. 1904. for
the week ending May Goth, contains the
Edinburgh Reviews article on American
Finance AN article from the North Bri-
tlsh Review on Revolutions in the Queens
English Part XXNIII. Of Auerbacb's
country House on the Rhine, translated
from the German for the Living Age
MIR. Sumner on England's Obligations to
the United States, from the Spectator j:
Hapless Love, poem, by William Nor.
ris, &c
The Living Age is issued every Satur
day, giving fifty-two numbers, of sixty
four pages each, or more than Three
Thousand double-column octave pages of
reading matter, yearly. Subscription
price, IS year, free of postage.
LITTEL d GAY, Publishers.
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fERsoNAL.-Hon. Horace Rublee the
new Minister to Switzerland, is a native
OF Franklin County, and has for many
years been u leading editor in Wiscon-
sin.
Postmaster Eastman, of Chicago, ap-
pointed c. B. White, an educated youno
colored man, native of Chicago, to a
elerkship in the Office. Thisis the first
appointment of the kind in the West.
Rev. c. z. Frenyear has removed from
North Springfield to South Londonderry.
and has become Pastor of the Baptist
Church at that place.
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STATE FAIR.-The New York State
Fair will be held at Elmira September
l4th, 10Th, 10th and 18th. Entries close
August 21st.
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QUICK TMHThe journey 7bstween
Boston and San Francisco has b.en made
in seven days and eleven hours, and there
were seventeen hours lost BY detention,
making the travelling time six DAYS and
eighteen hours.
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hesotred, That the thanks of this Post
are heartily rendered to the ladies of Rut
land and other towns for their liberal
contribution OF flowers for the purpose OF
decorating the graves of our fallen comrades; to
the Rev Z. Mills for his able memorial sermon
on Decoration Day; TO the Rev. \. f. Bailey and
the Rev NJ. IL. Buckham for their assistance in
the exercises Of the day; to the Fire Department.
the Masonic Organization and the people gener-
ally for their cooperation with the comrades of
TINS Post IN their annual tribute of regard to the
patriotic dead also to the Congres ational society
for the use of their church.
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80 Bromfield ST., Bosto]

IHE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for
June contains the continuation of Col.
Delmars great story, "The Ocean Twins, .
Grand Secretary Ridgely's grafton on
American Odd Fellowship; An Old Odd
Fellow Abroad Great Men and their
discoveries San Francisco to White
Fine; Odd Fancies; Ladies Department |;
Poetry; Choice Miscellany Foreign and
Home Correspondence Accounts of the
Memorable Jubilee of the Order every.
where, dc. Published by John w. Orr,
96 Nassau street, New York. Two dollars
per year.
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supplied with ali that is desirable and
with attentive servants, which win surely
secure him the good will of all his patrons.
Allen is to give a grand opening July
end.
business seems worry lively. An ap-
peaaance of thrift and life pervades the
entire village. The citizens have COM
pleted, at an expense of $1,000, fine par
sonage for their pastor, Rev. NJ. A. Gates.
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\ PLEASANT EXCURsIoN-On the IN
vitatlon of Z. '. X. Wilson, Esq, super
intendent of the Rutland and Washington
Railroad, the members of the Diocesan
Convention and their families, by special
train visited the Marble Quarries at West
Rutland yesterday afternoon. The trip
was an agreeable one and afforded much
pleasure to the participants. This act of
courtesy was one which should be extend
ed to public bodies holding sessions in
town, as it gives them knowledge of the
extent and value of the marble produc-
lions of our community, which are not
fully appreciated until an opportunity is
afforded of a personal observation of their
magnitude
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PERsoNAL.-We notice among the pro.
minent gentlemen in town, in attendance
upon the Episcopal Convention, Hon
Harmon Garfield of Arlington, Thomas
Ii. Garfield, W. L. Strong of Burlington,
Hon. George Nichols of Mortified, Hiram
Atkins of Montpelier, Hon. Pitt W.
Hyde, of Hydeville, Hon Joshua Clapp
of Montgomery, Hon. Victor Atwood of
st. Adams, James II. Williams of Bellows
Falls, j. l. C. Cook of Bennington, Hon
IL. B. Smith of NJ .lton, Julius Z. His gins,
of Brrndon, Hon. Alfred Keith OF Shell
don, and Mcrrick Wentworth of Chester.
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ST. ALBASs MARKET.-In St. Albau
'o Tuesday, June LIST, the amount Of butte
II shipped was 1,132 tubs. Prices range
"a from Doc. TO Be; few choice extra lot
u bringing as high as Be. The averag,
being 3ic. per pound. The amour
II shipped this week was IA tubs more thar
was shipped one week ago. also a limitr,
amount of cheese, being only - boxes
Prices ranged from 13 to 10 cents.
RE-CSToN SOCIETY OF VoLUNrEERs-
TIE OLD SECOND yT.-The officers and
soldiers of the OH S,eo,,d are hereby no
titiet to meet at Union Hall, Burlington.
Vt, on Friday, June 18th, lsG9. at Cpm..
for their .t.tH annual reunion.
Col. Chas. II. Joyce will deliver an adj
dress on the history Of the regiment.
All that c1i come are expected to be
present, a. business Of fa,ygtnef will
come before the Society.
Hall fare on the VI. Central and Eu.-
land and Burlington railroads,
CAPT JoHN J. BAIx.
/ SURG'N. b. W. CARPENTER. Executive
GEN. w. w. HENRY,
| Ma. ELIJAH WALES, Commfr,.a
CAPT I. CHASE,
EAST PorLrNEY.-Th East P8ul.ney
cheese factory j. doing finely. and the
hope Is that it may So continue. Tie az
ricultural interests Of the town make il
desirable that this enterprise -houli b.
| successful.
The store Of Dewey * Dewey WI,
broken into last "Wednesday night. but not
much Of the property in the store Wa
taken. The money WAS in the safe. The
burglars helped thcm~elyc- literally 10
candy and some OF. or article Of lis. great /.
value. They succeeded in entering ~ "a 4
back door, by boring through with a iit.
which they obtained by stealth al : ,lm5u
Richards shop. making a hole large
enough to run their arms through and 70.
move the bolts Its evident from appear
ances that it was The work 81 boys. or
those un-killed in such crime. (.
LAMoHLE VALLEY RAILROAD Chief
W. nicer nan comma Esoi iie survey of
'''s i''l,i'''l' alloy railroad from saan-i
ton to Cambridgc. Tus-lay morning. With
q i'''i corps 81 ",-lsi.il's- Is
PA.lrrr m. -.1.......
ter NJ P,yl., +. sosp
ALE, VII, -..r......-
come If S4.,e aud I.,,i,l I7.,....st-.
DoEsEr.-We-t Dorset l. eleven i.e,
above the ocean.
The incomes 81 Dorset are il l.. /,
Mont 81 100 Jaiap, +. WOOD $50. G.
W. Sykes. Sl.s. AIlan~u Grty $50. 8
fo"NAi.--Ihe Population u Fawnal
1850. 10 1850
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a meeting
OF Post Roberts, No. IA, Department
OF Vermont, of the Grand Army of the
Republic, the following resolution of
thanks was adopted.
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ST. ALBANs MARKET-In st. Adams
Tuesday, June 1st, the amount Of butter
shipped was 1,132 tubs. Prices ranged
from Boo. to 3jc. a few choice extra lots
bringing as high as BE. The average
being 3ic. per pound. The amount
shipped this week was i7i tubs more than
was shipped one week ago; also a limited
amount of cheese, being only - boxes.
Prices ranged from 13 to - cents.
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SAFETY OF THE CoLIsEuM.-In accord
ance with the request of Alderman Whit,
as chairman of the Committee on Licenses
Cen ). q. Foster, U. S. A., makes the fol.
lowing statement relative to the strength
and safety of the Coliseum, after thorough
iy examining the structure:
There is no doubt that the roof trus.
ses are sufficiently strong, as they are
stronger than those used for a similar
purpose before.
Ihe result of the calculations for the
floors and galleries, is. that assuming two
hundred pounds as the eight to be borne
on the area allowed for ca IA seat. eighteen
by twenty-nine inches, all the timbers are
suffciently strong to bear with safety
twice the weight that will thus be placed
upon it,"
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BEAR SroRY.-The Bennington Ban
her says some two weeks since a man in
oearsburgh was ont in the woods, when
ne came plump on to an old she bear. of
large size, who having got her two cubs
snugly ensconced in big tree, made hos
tile demonstrations on the eye invader"
VINO not relishing the kind of sport she
invited him to partake of, alone and un.
armed a. he was, "made tracks to the
BEST OF his pedal ability, until he had &C.
cured help. when he returned with his
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SUMMER BoARD.-Summer board M
the country resorts will not, it is said be
so high priced this year as ii wa. last.
when moderate charges were the cxcep-
ton to the contrary rule.
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ARLINGToN.-The population Of Ar
iington increased sixty-two in the ten
years, from 1850 to 1860.
The following are some Of the incomes
IN Arlington Hiram Hyde, 2.7O2 ].
X. Judson S743; A. ID. Garfield $50 O
Garfield $3.50; III. S. Hard $500 Luther
Mosely S25l.
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MANUFACTURE or IRON BRIDGES
We are informed that J. J. r. Randall
Esq, of this town, and Mr.. James L
Bagley, formerly resident here, and vel
known as a successful railroad bridg,
builder throughout the country, have be
come partners in the celebrated firm o.
kellogg, Clarke & Co. of Phunixville
Pa, manufacturers of iron bridges.
The principal office and works are at
Phrnixville, Pa, with branch office in
Chicago, one in Charleston, $. c., one in
New York city and one in Springfield.
Mass.
Messrs. Bagley and Randall are located
IN Springfield, and have charge of the OPP
erations in the New England States.
Mr.. Bagley has just completed ono Of
these bridges for railroad at Quincy.
Ill, over the Mississippi, and the com
pany l. now building three others across
the same riyer-one for the Government
at Rock Island, one at Dubuque, one at
Burlington, Iowa, and one at Laselle. III,
the last one made being three thousand
two hundred and forty-nine feet long, be-
sides many smaller ones in different part.
of the country. These bridges are built
exclusively of iron and are what's known
az the g Pratt R-ia5e.'' They are adapted
to the largest railroad bridge and the
smaller town or carriage bridge and are
now the favorite and most extensively
adopted style and pattern The older
railroads in the Western and Middle
States are replacing the old wooden
bridges as fast as they fail from age and
decay with these iron structures and al
ready they are beginning to be introduced
on the railroads in New England and New
York. In addition to the regular bridge
the company builds draws" iron tre-tle
works and all those structures which wyre
buil' of wood
The many friends OF Mc>srs. Randall
md BAgley, wish them success in their
as they are energetic business
men, who push with will whatever they
undertake.. Our community will regret
he removal OF NJ. Randall, who Ia, 80
ong sustained business relations to them. {
nd mode for himself IL we'll earned repu-
alton As Civil Engineer and Architect. ,
nj those among whom he may take up ,
is residence, VIII gain a valulbl. bust q
eSs man and a public spirited citizen t
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RICHMOND MARKET.-In the Rich
mond butter market Monday 357 tubs of
butter were sold at from so to 81 cents
per pound. The sales of cheese were 800
boxes at II to Is cent. Der pound.
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MILroN MARKET There were one
hundred and twenty tubs of butter sold in
Milton Market on Monday at from 30 to
3S cents.