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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-02
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" Bank OF California-No. 9,aiS, for BOO,
dated February 10Th, iSG9-in favor Of Joseph
Proctor. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating tho same, as payment has boon
stopped.
Gold Hill, March 25th. mh25-lOt
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ARRIVALS ANs DErARruREs.
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sY WILLS. FARGO AND es.'sLml.
JB Denver, ] Haleorn, H v S MeCul-
Tough, W Ryan, F Whseler, F Clark, Thos
To6ner, c Wheeler, w Ashley, H Wolf,
Bianco Macedonia. Estinocho Macedonia, Al
fonso Macedonia, E Mclaughlin, Mrs Burns,
Lloyd Frizsll, Miss Kate Murphy, Mr. Cantz.
Mr. Weston, Mrs Weston and servant, P
Williams, A Fernandez, D Condel. r Gold
asana, JB Ginnigsn, II Daggst, p Quinn,
Mr. Handley, J 0'Cennor, L Bass, A Wilson,
d l. Bliss, Martz Ysna.
Departures.
bI WELLS. RARos AND es.'s LINZ.
Kate Cummings, John MCGOWAN, Mrs w
Phipps and son. J II Jaqua, B F Lset, IA
Mooney, J Kirkpatrick, w H Croker, Mrs
DR. Hay, John S Mexican, All Cook. w s
Wright, Miss Lizzie Moore, A Cohn, w Nc
Kinley, Catherine Monohan, jennie Weaver,
Pauline Weaver, H Daggett, w Fair, David
Clark, w Gates, E B Monroe, Mrs II IL
Sheppard, John Smith, ] D Wyrick, John
Mills, S H Tyson. Frank Fee, B F Steward.
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jy2l II Il. HARRlS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

Fl. Robbins, M. G. Richardson, a commit
tee to institute measures for the purchase
OF the pews in said house, for the benefit
of said society; that in the future, the
same may be sold at auction annually, to
the highest bidder, and the proceeds de.
rived from such sale to be expended fol-
the support of preaching, and repairing
the building.
! The third annual ball, under the au-
4 spices of the Masonic Fraternity will be
/ held at the Ingraham House Hall
Wednesday eve, Jan. GOTH A cordial
| invitation is extended to all the votaries
of Terpischore. Members of the order are
requested to appear in full regalia. Music
/ for the occasion will be furnished by the
Keene Quadrille Band, under the leader
ship of Prof Merrill, which is sufficien,
guarantee that the music will be all that
the most fastidious can desire. The Rut-
land and Burlington and Vermont Valley
Railroads will carry for fare one aoay.
Friday eve, Jan. 1st, Rev. c. f. Lord
was the recipient Of magnificent gold
headed cane of black ebony, from hi.
many friends in this town. The presen
tation speech was made by Rev. c. n
! Bell, and replied too in eloquent and fit
ting terms by Mr.. Lord. Mrs. Charlie,
Hewitt also received a set of solid silver
tea and dessert spoons in appreciation OF
her service as organist at the orthodox
church j. 5. \.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OF

A'A Fit Il, NO. ~ EndlcOtt street, Boston.
DR. w +. PADELFORD gives exclusive at
tenton to diseases OF the gentle urinary organs
and all diseases OF a private nature, In both
sexes.
DIR. PadelfOrd has gained greater celebrity
for the cure of the above diseases than any ply
stefan in America His great success in those
long standing and difficult cases, such as were
formerly considered incurable, Is sufficient to
commend him to the public as worthy the extern
sive patronage he has received.
1t is deplorable to witness some of the cases
that presented TO him, where the disease has
been driven into the system by quacks the abuse
of Mercury and Copaiva, &c, TO break ont az ain
in the form of spots and ulcers ON the body, pain
in the joints, sore throats night sw'eats and ema-
ciation.
Hardly day passes but he has patients rec
commended to his by physicians from the
country, and this and other Cities who have not
the means of gaining sufficient experience to en-
able them to cure the worst OF all diseases
To YOUNG MEN.
Seminal Weakness, constitutional debility
brought on by secret habits INDUCED in by Young
men. This is one of the greatest evils that can
befall man. 1t begets disease of the heart con-
sumption, dyspepsia, evacuation Of the frame,
and finally ends in complete idiocy. By causing
arush OF blood to the head, it often terminates
apoplexy.
cially those contemplating marriage, should loss
no time in making immediate application.
TO FEMALES.
Dr. Padelford is admitted by the best medical
talent Of the country to have no equal in the
treatment OF female complaints, and it is nc
unusual occurrence for physicians in regular
practice to recommend patients to him for treat.
ment when afflicted in his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention
both medically and surgically. Board, with old
and experienced nurses, will be furnished those
who wish to remain in the city during treatment
letter. -
| Medicines sent to all parts of the country.
Office open on Sundays. decldeodxwly
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5Afhlrlnal.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

TILDEN LADIES Standardization
ladies' seminary at West Lebanon, NH,
Hiram circuit, AN, principal, has opened
its winter session full to its utmost capac-
ity. The new wings in the process OF
erection, which will double its capacity,
will be completed, the one for the spring
and the other for the fall session.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

CHEsTER.-Since our last report, the
real estate market has been quite brisk,
and the following changes have occurred Z:
Smith Noble, of Rutland, has pur-
chased the dwelling house and lot belong
ing to Horace Parmenter, esituated near
Sawyersville, for $1,000 also the tract of
land opposite said house-of Norman Hez-
alton for 1921.
F. A. Lockwood has sold his shop,
machinery therein, and 25 acres of land to
Hiram r. Bolles, for $3.50.
The Parker Perry farm has been sold
to Lucien A. Wilson, of Cavendish, for
$4,000.
DIR. II. F. Grain, of Springfield, has
sold the ARENAS Ward farm to-Frank E
Grain, of Boston, for 800.
AT the annual meeting Of the "First
Restoration Society, held at the Univers
alist church, Jan. s." the following per.
sons were chosen officers of said society
for the ensuing year: Committee, P. H
Robbins, ]. d. Powers, DR.. I. Craigue
Clerk, N. A. Smith; Treasurer, P. II
Robbins Collector, N. A. Smith. The
| President appointed G. P. spaulding,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
MASTLEs, SHELVES FURNITURE AND COUNTER
ToFs, THING AND BCuDING STONE
CUT TO ORDER.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Rutland County National Bank, tor the election
OF Directors, aud Inspectors OF the next election
will be held at their Banking Rooms In Rutland,
Tuesday, the 18th day OF January next be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock \. NJ and u O'Clock
NJ. HENRY +. FIELD, Cashier
Rutland, Vt Dec. To- SOS. dSwtd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

BRANDON GRADED SCHooL.-This in
stitution, under the management of Mr..
y. S. Cilley, principal, with seven assist
ant teachers, is an honor to the town
The discipline is admirable. The teach
ers are kind but firm, and are respected
The utmost order is preserved as the
pupils pass out of the building. Not 8
whisper is heard as the boys, with uncov.
cred heads, walk softly down the iron
stairs and reach the outside door before
putting on their hats. The principal i.
worthy of commentator, and the teach
ers may be proud of the institution.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
GEORGE WIGHT, Proprietor.

N. B.-Located in the very heart of the whole
sale business this is one Of the most convenie mt
" located Hotels for Merchants, Business men
and others visiting the city. dsclSdAw6m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

New COURT HoUsE.-The adjoining
county of Washington, in the State of
New York, is to have new court house,
with one county seat, it now having two,
Salem and Sandy HILL Mr. NJ. F. Cum
mings, an architect of Troy, has furnished
plans and estimates. for the new building.
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isrfllanfous.
THE SUCCESS

THE SUCCESS
or our One Dollar Sale la, eau-.i SUCH
a COMPLETE
r E V OIL Z ION
IL TRADE.
Tha, in order 70 ..uI.lg tie assusna oeaasiopaa
recently made lupaTta'isus' - ~. q. IT,.
dir,c; fOn Europe NauUL4s 1..r.
AMOUNTrHG 10 NTAELY 600.
+ 50 that we arc prepared 10. ,.f stHrr Ees,4s-
tIon o. dry ana fancy ae.aa@ -sts,a ..E ,..ga.
catie'y watches, 81 hluss. JsaslIF, 81, - a-tt.r-
/ the unlipIta IlleSgf
ONE DOLLAR FOR E.CJI ARTICLE.
wi'h rriyi'ere 81 eych rnee frra % trrge Ta5a.v
% useful article not ole If IS lilil -5l- 10 bg-.
tor
TWICE TIE AMOUNT
in any other WY.
RS-Tlie best az Pelto7 aoa .s.w Eelk .
eDee, given a. 20 the rel fhi.ltF = a1T Ia.=..
aud that our bu-iue-, IS eltaue#s3 lu Biz fe
and most lt-sIfIsua'e manner possible ta..
give sreat.r value for the u1as.s tssI CASA ia# -
. taIu-d IIrauy other Way.
All Good. dana al or 'fs,.-. .a : 1n-g.lta
+ replaced without ahsfpts
3S-Iheak- a.-af8Hlr- .l.#ss s#88 SEPT Cir
a-sent~ ~ Clubs ~ 1.lt-rs r.au.-##rI Na#r- "
7 guarantee every urtIe oNa.+ l-eass4 al bought
a. any Ba-tau, or A1~ lola M.lei1.s.a Bo.-a-
OUR COMM saDAs 10 AsENrs
Exceed fl5sa ..f a.ssgg s.tt.r rslar u ffs
kind. gr Het - 'uls cana DE- fssf4 a.. ra.sfiuE
OR premiums HsLb thts.. - uTffs- .#E -at- st
+ ths Sam, $40. In asslEau e" E#la H# l+H -
give ia'f.r e1nis .itla -E1.'. character.
WE WIZ .af.sD 1.3 AaFssa FIEE 1857 esfAren.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

COSTLY ALTAR.-A magnificent altar
of Vermont white marble Is being exc
cuted for st, Stephens Roman Catholic
church, New York. 1t will be, probably,
the largest one upon this continent, and
its cost, when erected, including the SUIT
structure, will be $4,000. Wouldn't
it look good deal more like the Chris
tianity that the great Master inculcated,
and Peter and Paul preached, if these
people took that $4,000 and used it for
the alienation of the temporal wants and
the supplying the spiritual needs of that
universal mass of pauperism and degraded
humanity in the city of New York, nearly
the whole of which is counted as in tn,
fold of that particular church of which
st. Stephens is a shining and costly orna
ment
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/. MEXICAN IMPROVED

4 MERICAN IMPROVED
GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
OF VEEMoNr.
t.rhe above named Company would inform
all business men and citizens 81 Vermont that
, they are now prepared 90 introduce thor I'M
proved method Of saving aud improving the gua'i-
Is Of common gas; whereby Tie orr mary gas bills
will b. reduced from twenty five to if. per cent
per month. and much purer and moIc lrlLllat
gas produced.
Tn introduction Of this remarkable improve
mcnt is attended with but nt.lc Trouble aud *
pen Sc, and can be put UP in few hours in the
lar gest Establishments
In most cases the savings Of the FIRST quarter
will pay the whole expense of citing up the nece.
sary apparatus.
No more riFk attends its use than that Of an
ordinary gas meter
1t is 50 simple in its operations that any person
can understand its advantages and mode of work
ne a moments inscription.
During the past four years, some Of the most
thoroughly scientific men in New York and New
England have been engaged in perlecting the i'm
provements now owned by this Company, aud
over one hundred and sixty thousand dollars have
been expended in the purchase of different patents
and in the employment Of practical and scientific
men TO perfect simplify and make practical every
part of the work necessary TO insure success.
The patents about twenty five IN number, cover
by leading and special claims all that is practically
valuable in connection with the subject of incrcas
ing the Photometric value of coal gas from the
standard fixed by the manufacturers for CONSUME
ers. They embody all echanical devices. and
control the only ch mcal agents practically avail
able in large quaint tiles suitable for the purposes
The title held und these patents will be defended
against all attem pts at interfere infringement.
PoRTA BILE GAS MACHINES.
This Compan also own and control a series OF
patents covering all the simplest, cheapest; AID
most effective portable gas generators; and are
prepared to set up apparatus for any number Of
lights from ten TO three thousand, adapted for any
and all purposes of lighting and heating.
Further information may be obtained by send
ing for prospectus or onapplication to
r. n. COPELAND,
General Agent.
2od&wom Fairhaven, VT
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pIANO FORTES AND ORGANS
CLUETT & SONS,

wholesale and Retail dealers in
PIANO FOETEs ORGANS, s 9iELoDEoNs,
invite the attention Of the residents OF Rutland
Village aud County to tie following
CARD:
"Srrr;wAY Hall, NEW YonK, Feb. Goth, 1858.
''Messrs' Cluett 6 Sons, OF Troy, y. ", are
hereby appointed Oar sole Agents Tor Rutland
Village and County, VT, and we take especial
pleasure accommodating these gentlemen to the
patronage OF the musical public"
sTEiNNAY & SONS.
We offer the world renowned Stcinway Piano
At cheaper prices and more accommodating terms
than many inferior instruments sold tor. Tins
instrument received the First Grand Prize at the
Pans Exposition, aud Ia conceded 10 be the Best
Piano Made.
THE HAINEa BRO's Piano, Cheapest First
Glass Piano made. Prices from $50 10 $500
MASON & HA4TLINdS Cabinet Organs.
EsTEY & CO.. Cottage Organs: the best reed
instruments made tor Churches, Sunday Schools,
Lodges and Societies.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS MADE,
and parties purchasing may rely upon receiving
the most complete satisfaction, and most tayora-
bic terms.
PROF. GEO. \. METrZKE.
the wei known Pianist, whose qualifications 70
select a good instrument none viii question will
give prompt personal attention behalf OF our
firm to all who Will apply to him.
CLUETT s SONS,
go, River Street, Troy,
aprIl61&w and Beeyan House, Albany.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

ORANGE COUNTY CoURT.-At the De-
cember, term of the Orange County Court,
the trial of Fox for the alleged murder of
his wife, lasted from the 10Th to the 3lst
December Judge Peck delivered his
charge to the jury on the evening Of
Thursday, and the jury remained out
until Saturday, and failing to agree they
were discharged They stood four for
conviction and eight for acquittal. Fox
was remanded to Jail for another trial.
After the trial of Fox, jury was empan-
neled for the trial of civil cases and case
was commenced.
During the day Judge Peck received a
telegram from Burlington, requiring his
presence there as there was not quorum
of the Supreme Court for Chittenden
county. The jury were dismissed at once
and the causes in court hastily disposed
of most of them continued to next term,
and the court adjourned
There was not a verdict rendered dur
ing the term.
HOME CIRCLE AND TEMPER ANCE ORA
CLE.-The January number of this paper
is full Of good things. A Temperance
poem entitled Heavens Beverage" an
editorialon "Prohibition, the doings of the
late State Temperance Convention at
Bloomington, H., and other excellent
artiolo, >--I rtVIres. ms Is the only
Literary Temperance paper in the West.
1t commences its eighth volume, and with
it enters the van of Temperance in earnest
Premiums and recommendations are offered
to lodges and canvassers. 16 pages. Price
81 90 year; specimen, 10 cents. s. NJ.
Kennedy, Editor, 1914 Clark street, Chi
cage,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

BENsoN.-The past week has been one
of peculiar interest to the churches and
people of this place. The week of prayer
has been observed by the Congregational
and Methodist societies by holding union
meetings, alternating between the two
societies. The programme advertised by
the Evangelical Alliance has been fol-
lowed and the prayers and remarks upon
the various topics presented have given to
the people enlarged and more intelligent
views on those subjects. The observance
of the first week in January, as recon-
mended by the Evangelical Alliance, has
come to be one of the established customs
of this place.
While the NJ. +. society were holding
a meeting in the lecture room Of their
church, yesterday morning, they were
startled by the cry, The floor is all on
fire in the audience room y 1t was soon
extinguished, very little damage being
done. l..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

NOTICE.-IF YOU WANT TO IN
sure your Life. or ac' AS az ai,cu. for one OF
the has; Lite Insurance Companies, call on OF adj
dress g. T.. RABCOCK.
oatl3dSystt Rutland, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
THE BISHOP PILL
TIE BISHOP PILL
TILE BISHOP PILL

"COSTAR'S' BISHOP PILL,
(Which Is bouud to take the place OF ali others
purely vegetable i'll sugar coated and OF ex-
tri5rinary efficacy for Co,tIveness, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Headaches Nervous Debility, Liver
Complaint, &c" Medical Journal, sept
Positively the best Pm IN the Word.
Thousands OF Boxes now used
All Druggists in Rutland sell them.
Or address ''COsrAR," No. 10 Crosby Street,
New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

Editors Of the Herald BY order of the
Brandon Farmers and Mechanics Club,
the following resolutions on the death of
Alvin B. Jones, member of the Club
lately deceased, adopted in meeting OF
the club, on the 9Th inst, are forwarded
for publication, by E. June, Assistant Sec
rotary.
ResOlCed, That in the death of Alvin B
Jones, the Farmers and Mechanics Club
has lost one of its most substantial and
valuable members, and staunch friend
and promoter of the progress of the art,
Resolced, That his fsithful and perse-
vering labors in the first organization of
this club, and his services as President for
two years, are held in grateful remem-
brance by its members.
Res0lred, That the town has lost, at the
maturity of his experience, worthy, in
auential and exemplary citizen, whose
acquaintance, for his social and private
virtues.
Resolced, That we tender to the widow
and family of the deceased our cordial
sympathies in their bereavement, and this
memorial of our appreciation of his char
acter and virtues as solace to his family
and friends.
ReSoiced, That the foregoing resolutions
be entered on the records of the club, and
a certified copy thereof be presented by
the Secretary to the family of the de-
ceased.
TRIBUTE TO TIE MEMORY OF JUDGE
BENNETT AND JEREMIAH FRENCH
After the announcement of the decisions
of the term of the Supreme Court for the
county of Chittenden, on Saturday last, a
brief time was spent in commemoration OF
the death of Hon. Milo l.. Bennett and
Jeremiah French, Esq. The resolutions
heretofore adopted, by the bar of that
county, were presented to the Court by
Daniel Roberts, Esq, with a chaste trib-
ute to the life and services of Judge BEN
nett William c. Shaw, Esq, city Judge,
followed, in an earnest and elegant COM
memoratiye address of Mr.. French. Ed
ward J. Phelps followed Mr.. Shaw in a
few well chosen words, expressive of his
high personal regard for the late Judge
Bennett, as an able and Industrious law
yer, and conscientious and upright man,
and valuable citizen, and said that all that
had been so fifty expressed of him was en-
inently true. and just without exagger-
alton.
Hon. james Barrett, the presiding
Judge, responded in fitting terms to
the resolutions. We shall publish the re-
marks of Mr.. Roberts, Judge Shaw and
Judge Barrett hereafter
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

ECLIPSEs IN 1s69.-There will be four
eclipses this year, two of the sun and two
of the moon Two of them will be visible
on the continent The first will occur on
the 9th inst. At Boston the moon will
enter Penumbra at 6:34 p. m, and leave
at liza p. m. The middle of the eclipse
will be at S:5i p. m.
A total eclipse of the sun will occur on
the 9TH of August and will be visible to
North America and Eastern Asia. 1t
will begin at Boston at 5:24 p. m, and
end at sunset.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

MAsoNIC.-The following are the Off
GERS Of Center Lodge, elected at the an
ual communication, on Thursday evening
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

Thomas Nelson, New OK.
c. d. Hutchins,
James A. Green, g
W. Oakley Ruggles, =
George Il. Royce, Rutland.
John w. Cramton, q
George J. Wardwell, 80
At subsequent meeting Of the board
of directors the following officers were
chosen:
Thomas Nelson, New York. President
George L. Royce, Rutland, Treasurer
Charles Clark, Rutland. Secretary.
Geo J. Wardwell. Rutland. Sup't.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

The above named officers will be in
.tall,d by rasu Master Charles IL. Shell
don, on Thursday evening next, at -
o'clock, at Masonic Hall, Union block.
After the installation, the, Rev. L. c.
Potter will deliver an address.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

STEAM STONE CUTTER COMPANY
At the annual neetingof the stockholders
in New York, on the 7th inst, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected directors for
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN
Il the line of Gents Furnishing goods, go to
p b. * CO.'S,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

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