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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-04
Minor Items

The stating of the new Town Hall
has commenced. The work is progress
sing finely under the direction of the
Board of Selectmen.
Hon. H. H. Wheeler, Judge of the
Supreme Court for this circuit, has taken
rooms for his family for the winter at
the Bates House.
Troy is having a course Of lectures
by its practical business men delivered
before the students of the Troy business
college.
Hon. William T. Horrobin, of Ben
nington, with his family are spending
the winter at the Westminster Hotel,
New York.
The days now grow one minute
longer each day.
The doings of the grand jury in
New York city is good old knicker-
bockerism.
The song of Sheriff Brennan, of
New York is said to be willie we have
missed you
Headache can be cured by filling
the mouth full of ice-water, and sitting
on a stove until the water boils. This is
what is known among medical men as a
counter-irritant. -EpcAdnge.
Hon. F. f. Woodbridge has returned
from Europe and is now at his home in
Vergennes.
Mrs. W. n. Oliver is engaged to
sing for a year at Grace church, New
/ York.
A new club has been formed il
town called the B. p. BIS.
The report that smallpox prevails
in Rutland is without foundation.
W. II. Barnes, Esq, Of New Yorl
lectures in the regular course, at Middle
bury on Thursday evening.
The Delaware and Hudson Cana
/ Company have appointed Z. Y. X. VIII
SON, Esq, of Rutland in the county o
Rutland, its agent in the State Of Yer
mont, for the purposes named in chapte
xviii section 118 Of the general statute
of Vermont The provision of the stat
ute referred to requires that foreign COZ
porations shall appoint an agent residin
within this State, upon whomSlegal pre-
ccs, can be served.
The Odd Fellows of Chester are t
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LATEST.
ROCHESTER,, Jan. IS p. M

ROCHESTER,, Jan. Is P. NJ.
The mob continues. The military
have fired upon them killing two men
and wounding one. The military are
guarding the jail The mob are shout
ing and yelling and the excitement is
great, and the people are hurrying to the
scene of conflict. The military claim
that it was necessary to fire upon the
crowd to protect themselves.
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FATAL ACCIDENT-Another sad and
fatal accident occurred at Perkinsville.
Mr.. Warren Piper, very estimable
young man, about % years of age, was
instantly killed on Thursday, while
chopping in the woods, by tree falling
upon him. This is the second fatal ac-
cident in PerkinsviIle in less than two
weeks. H.
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A VOID QUACKS-A victim
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
In the Treatment of
q SEXUAL DIS bAoko
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF AARRlASE.
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tanning nearly three hundred pages. and
one hundred and thirty fine plates and en-
cravings of the anatomy of the human or
gans in a state of health and disease, with q
treatise on early errors; its deplorable con-
sequences upon the mind and body, with
me authors plan Of tIeatmeHt--the only
rational and successful mode of cure, as
shown by a report OF cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married and those
contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts of their physical condition. sent
free of postage to any address. on receipt of
twenty-five cents in stamps or postal cur
rcncy, by addressing DIR. LACkOIA, No. 81,
Maiden Lane, Albany, y. \. The author
NAV be consulted upon any OF the diseases
upon which his book treats. either person
ally or by mail, and medicines sent to any
part Of the world.
RELIEF FOR THE sUFFERINGl
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I'm the cars, GTtading to be bored, and
feelinomi7atablr.a man approached him.
~at down and said;
DID you hear the last thing on itnl-
ace Greeley
"C1rcclcy Greeley ; said AlttmuS.
"Horara Greeley: who Is he
The man was quiet about five minutes.
Pretty soon he said:
"GcorL" Francis Train Is kicking mp a
good deal 81 row over in England, 10
Won think they viii put him ina hastlie2
Train. Train. George Francis lrain.
sail Artmu- 5oiomnlv "verhe2ld
of him
This Ignorance kept the man QQivt for
fifteen minutes then he said
What do Eou think about General
Grants chances for the Presidency DO
YOU think they will run him
"Grant Grant hang it. man, said
Aucmus. you appear to know more
strangers than any man | ever saw.
The man was furious; he walked up
the car. but Mt last came back and sad ;
You confounded lgnoramuS, did you
ever hear Of Adam
ArtcmuS looked up and said ~ hat
was his other name
THE New ArroRTIoNMENI FOR ION
GEESSMEN'--I the aPpoIyi"h II, - plil
WHICH has alICady passed tht IiouSf
shall pass the SthaIG' "IIhout illaItIl"l
amendment. MaSs3rl l!'9'tIS VIII yam 4
congressman, WIll'e ne" ~ lI'Slilt any
ermont each l"'c one ne "iTtIp .I; vi
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1Eoh Eag nj Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, Jan. 2.


The excitement over the outrage com
mitted upon little white girl by ne
gro named Howard is very great. This
forenoon mob of four or five hundred
people went to the Jail and attempted to
break in and kill the prisoner. They
were foiled by the Sheriff and the police.
The military are now assembling for the
protection of the jail.
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Brigham Young Arrested.

SALT LAKE NITY, Jan. :.
Brigham Young was arrested this
morning at his residence in this city by
the [. S. Marshal, on charge of murder
An application for his release on bail
will be heard at 2 P. NJ. today by Judge
McKeOn.
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The Bennington Banner says of
County Treasurer Gleason, of Troy, n.
Y, who is son of Bennington county j:
"He has proved himself honest, capable,
efficient and trustworthy"
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Local business Notices.

As opposing agents have been indus
triously circulating reports that the Ly-
coming Insurance Company were not
paying their losses in Chicago, we insert
a few of the many articles taken from
Chicago papers which explain them
selves.
To the Editor Of tie Chicago Tribune :.
Strive wish to express, through
the medium of your paper, our thanks
to the Lycoming Insurance Company, of
our policy for $4,000, which came due
to-day: OF our whole line of $4,000,
the Lycoming has been the only COM
pany which have paid us in full, 100
cents of on the dollar
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LATER.

Brigham Young appeared in court to-
day, and was not admitted to bail, but
is now prisoner in his own house, for
want of proper prison under the con-
troll of the United States.
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Alexis went into ecstacies over Mag
ara. The fall of massive cakes of Ice,
the frozen spray and the terrible roar
''made his Imperial blood curdle," If a
correspondent is to be believed.
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west Rutland.

A fair and enthusiastic company as
so,,,bled at Central Hall on the evening
of the 2Sth inst, to render substantial
tokens of regard to Rev j. c. Mott,
Methodist, who breaches here half OF
the time. This society is comparatively
new. having commenced its labors here
last spring. And they feel under espec-
ia1 OBLIGATION to DR.. Harnan, q. W.
Peck and wife, and II. E. Chandler in
tho nrenaration and successful carrying
ont the programme of the oyster supper
and donation, realizing nearly $50 as re-
ceipts of the evening, acknowledged by
well termed and appropriate remarks by
the pastor. May this goodly labor re-
suit in the salvation of S9nany who ham
die the merchants yard-stick or WELD
the lumherer's rule, or swing the wagon
makers hammer So that every meas
ure. weight, and line shall harmonic in
gospel time The committee desire to
return their thanks to Messrs. Reming-
ton & Rounds, of Rutland, who gener-
ously gave a quantity Of cake for the
evenings entertainment.
A. J. Mead, ESQ.,, had the misfOr-
tune to lose a very valuable and know
ing horse on the 9th inst. His men
were loading large Jog with the team,
the log rolling over the sled struck the
horse upon the gambrel joint, making a
ver Dbad break at the joint so that it be
came necessary to kill him. This horse
had peculiar and 8ffectionate knowledge,
exhibited at on0time when being driven
rapidly, (ande9ll about here remember
the extra speed of ':old Jim'D the king
holt broke persons, among the the mum
Der were two little girls3n5Mr. Mead,
who were thrown under the horses feet
ia directly in front of the wheelso %
Jim stopped instantly at Ne word and
expressed in many gay, 8jS deep regret
~ their misforuH&e CHIP.
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WAsHINGToN ENGINE Go. No. AIT
the Annual Election of Washington En-
CINE CO., No. ?, held Saturday evening,
Dec. 30, the following Officers were
lected for the ensuing year
Foreman, A. Ross.
LIST Assistant, G. p Russell.
End do, X. X. Hannum
Clerk, A. NJ. Stockwell
Treasurer, L. L. Whitcomb
Auditor, r. n Patch.
Foreman Leading Hose. G. ". Ken
ney.
Foreman Suction Hose II. II. La
Due.
Steward, G. K. Mabury.
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That Nashville cow who got drunk on
brandy peaches, the Mobile Register
thinas, will probably give milk punch
the rest of her life.
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Our Rosfon letter
BosToN, Dec. goth.


weather, when we had no cause to do so,
this week ''winter is upon US" We had
considerable falls of snow, both on Mon I
day and Tuesday. Saturday afternoon
the wind got round to the northwest
and it rapidly became cold; this morn
inc the mercury in town standing be-
low zero, while in Cambridge it Indicated |
8 degrees below at sunrise. 1t has not |
moderated much during the day, and to-
morrow morning bids fair to be the cold
est day within the memory OF that old
est inhabitant" that we hear so much
about. The correct costume to-day IS
m "Ulstcr" coat, fur coat and gloves,
and top boots. The sleighing is excell-
emf. and when the weather moderates
little. the streets in the suburbs will be
enlivened by the merry tinkling of bells
and the shout and laughter of those en-
loving the fun. The stable-keeperS and
ice-dealers are in high glee, and hope
and pray that the cold weather may last
a month or two at least.
INTERNATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE.
All sorts Of reports are circulating Ill
the city about Gilmore's Peace Jubilee,
but as nearly as I can ascertain the fol-
lowing facts are correct. The Coliseum
will be built of corrugated iron, in the
/ vicinity of Columbus avenue, and VIII
cost about six hundred thousand dollars.
/ 1t will not be merely temporary affair
like the [ yliseum of 1869, as it IS intend
ed to hold industrial expositions, con-
certs. etc. after Mr.. Gilmore has Tin
ished with it. 1t is also rumored that a
Fine Art Exhibition of American artists
will be held there during the winter and
spring of 1928.
The dimensions Of the building will be
1922 feet in length and 422 feet in width,
and will seat an audience of one hundred
thousand The chorus will number 90
600, OF which number Massachusetts will
furnish about one-half, the remainder
coming from different parts of America
and Europe The orchestra will be COM
posed as follows: First and second Ylo-
Inns. $50: yiolas, $50; yiolineellos, $50;
c0ntra-bassi. 100; flutes. "a; claironets,
"a; obocs. "a; fagatti, 20; trumpets,
"a; French horns, "a g; tenor and bass
horns So tubas, ~; drums, "a; Gym
balls. ETC. The military bands will num-
Der nearly one thousand performers.
Mr.. Gilmore has certainly undertaken to
do a great deal, but no one doubts but
that he will carry out his programme 10
the letter Nhhe III Europe 1t met " l'i'
Hi">" oi
~, 1,,'l....,. a,,d many, others
:.,;4,'I m. ;nton+ior If hoing
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A clergyman in Pennsylvania has
written history of Satan He really
believes there is such fellow!
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51eu advertisements,

A GENTS WANfED.-Agents make more
Amoney at work for US than at anything
else. Business light and permanent. Par
tfculars free. G.. STTNsoN & Co., Fine Art
Publishers, Portland, Maine.
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COMETHING NEW
DECALCONANIA PAINTING.


TRANSFERABLE PICTURES.
For decorating Vases. Toilet Boxes, Flower
Pots, Table Tops, Baby Carriages, Wagons.
sleighs, and in fact anything on which
decorating painting can be done. Among
the pictures are Buds, Flowers, Bouquets.
Bugs, Birds, Dogs, Horses, Landscapes.
National EmDlems, Eigncttcs, &C., in prices
ranging from cents to 80 cents each, at the
HERALD BOOK sTOE.
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CONSUMPTION, / ropsy, Scrofula
y and Vcnercal faint actually cured.
Send address with stamp to DR. LANE,
White Church, Kan. Indian Remedies.
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r n T LIABLE TO THE COM
L mon prejudice against patent mcdi-
cincs in the liquid form of "bitters." ''hu-
chuS," etc, doctored With poisonous rum,
or minerals; but il a dry, purely vegetable
compound, possessing remarkable curative
proDertics-nn effective CathartiC without
facilitating removing all unhealthy secre-
tiOns and Initiated blood, healing and in
MIGRATING the system especially manifest
Is curing some of the most COMMON and
painful diseases that battle medical skill {:
all forms Of
PILES. KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
GRAVEL. LUMDAGO, CONSTIPATION.
etc. Warranted to afford relief.
The kidney-Wort circular to be had of
yOur druggist, or If requested, mailed to
your address by the kIDNEY-WORT COM
PANG, 1t. Adams, Vt, or Geo. {. Goodwin
& Co, wholesale agents. Boston, furnishes
the most satisfactory testimonials of the
wonderful success OF this medicine in re-
moving such chronic diseases rs named. of
many years standing, and the fact will be
observed that regular physicians use it in
their practice, in the community where II
has been constantly in growing demand
for several years without advertising.
get q circular, and see how radically
Pilo4 and Kidney Complaints may he cured
Sold by a. w. nIGGfNS, Rutland, and BY
dealers in medicines generally
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CHRISTINA, tlu II ~AII-bJL&. t'u
entering >hc Congregational Church.
Christmas Eve, We found it was very
beautifully trimmed with evergreen, and
three beautiful Fir Trees. from II to- Is
feet high, not only loaded down. but
piled up around with boxes and pack
ages until there was no danger Of their
falling over; and the Church. not only
filled but packed, with people. The OK
ercises commenced with singing by the
Sabbath School children, poem by John
E. Weeks, prayer and SOM very appro-
pirate remarks from W. II. Wiley. when
Old Santa Claus himself entuad with At
large sack of presents, which h. ,listrb-
uted, mostly to the children, wiki good
advice and counsel, until his saek and
himself were nearly exhausted, when he
called to his aid Messrs. Utlcy, Brooks.
Azure and Weeks. Then commenced a
general distribution Of presents, to the
number of about 500, in amount about
as many dollars, when all retired to their
homes, feeling that they had spent a
happy, pleasant, and doubtless. to ma
ny, a very profitable Christmas Eve
w.
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e1OS A WEEK. Best Cheap shuttle
SlZO Sewing Machine in the world.
Agents wanted. j. HAYES,
Great Falls. n i.
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DROFITaBLr. EMTI0YM NJ.
Il We desire to engage a few more
Agents to sell the World Renowned I'm
proved BUCKEYE SEW ING MACHINE, at
q liberal salary or on commission. horse
and wagon given TO Agents. Full particu-
lars furnished on application. Address W.
\. HENDERSON s co. General Agents.
Cleveland, Ohio and 81. louis No
u0y30d ,&W5W
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1871. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1875
CHANGE OF TINE AND REDUCTION
OF FARE.

1871. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1917.
CHANGE OF TINE AND REDUCTION
OF FARE.
On and after Monday, Nov. 27th, 1871,
trains will run as follows:
MIXED.-Leayes Rutland at 80 a. M,
connecting at State Line with train for
MAIL.-Leaves Rutland 80 a. m, and
connecting at Chatham 4 Corners with
trains for New York, Albany, Hudson, and
both east and west On B. & 4. L. X.
MIYED.-Leave Rutland at Is p. m, to
Bennington and SL2te Line only.
SUNDAY MILK SRAIN with passenger
car attached,.-Leaves Rutland AT Is a. m.
FARE.
Rutl9d TO New York, o s. %
10 Albany, 90
" % Hudson, O 2 %
-5-No lay over checks given.
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Mall. 1000 p. m; Mixed, ll45 a. M, and
6l0 p. u.
Rutland, Nov. ., Is.l. d&wtf
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DIFLES. SHOT-GUNS, r VOL
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Write for Price List to Great Western Gun
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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERING !
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Sathem is drawing well at Boston, and
is much better supported, than is gener-
ally the case at the Theatre.
Under the Willows" | have not seen,
but will write you about it in my next
letter.
The Museum has been presenting some
of the old standard comedies, in their
usual good style For next week they
announce, after elaborate preparation,
''The Streets of New York.
Yours,
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EtHAPPED IA D. AND FACE,
0SORE LIPS, &c, cured at once by the
use of Hegeman's Camphor Ice, with ely
cerine; keeps the hand soft in the coolest
weather. See YOU get the genuine. Sold
by all druggists.
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY q +
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seventeen days. Prizes cashed and lntOr-
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4 Ny RESP GCTABLE MA J. OR
AWOMAN, with ordinary industry and
a little tact for business, can support fam
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5SfZOExpenses paid. ii. b. SHAW, Al
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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-20
LATEST TElECRAMS.

President Grant, being interviewed at
Long Branch expressed himself much
pleased with the result of the Geneva Ar
bitration, saying that the principle of
responsibility, the thing to be main
tanned, was achieved and that the coun-
try had reason to be fully satisfied. The
money award he re cards as a secondary
affair.
Charles O'Conor is ON the decline. H.
,tely declined to run on the Hard Shell
ticket for Pre- sident and now he declines
to be nominated for Mayor of New York
johnson the defaulting Assistant Treas
urcr has made way with not less than
S1S5, 900. Wall street swallowed it.
\ Government Exploring Expedition is
fitting out at the Brooklyn navy yard,
Banks has been beaten in Massachu-
sits for nomination to Congress by the
Workingmen.
Horace Greeley has pumpkin-vined and
is running Ito seed) in the Western
States. He got to PIttshurg just In time
to hear the boys in blue cheering tas Gen
tral Grant.
Fox & Co., of Mincing Lane, London,
have failed for half a million sterling.
King Charles of Sweden is dead.
The Versailles authorities have been
Executing another batch of Communists
Edw'd Tompkins, of Alameda, has Civ.
en- forty-seven acres of land, valued at
$50, 900 to the California University to
found an Agasiz Professorship of Ori-
ent~l lan6uages-Chinese and japanese.
Stocks firm in San Francisco.
Green Curtis has opened the Fair case
for the defense.
The anti-Greeleyites of California are
talking of a Convention at Sacramento
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NOTICE.

NNHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
Scotchmen and sons and grandsons of
S.otchmen, on Thursday evening" September 10,
at o'clock P. NJ, in the Court House, to take
into consideration the formation Of st. An
drews Society. All who are qualified are invited
to attend. slS-td
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Mdp9en sur Nntrort, ~i9 tenfe &C.
raoe bas @esentbeil."
vDaS @esentbeil 2" wiecerbolte Der
SInslin9 nerpanrert. &ann BENIN
Semano an Dir pas ausIeBen, 2ena? 2"
vSebr piel> Waltber!" iaete fie unp
fab cen juneen 8auern nit einem berg
li9en 8lide an, vtG bin Elm Yera9tetee
Oei11pf benz Sober ideu aus Dem
We9e meidt; t6 bin bic Dirne ron
@rete aus Dem 8amre, Ger alien 6ere.
.Gs tplrpe ni6t aut fit Did ietn> Mal-
tier ! penr Die 2eute Did nit meiuem
S9ubfarre1 1dben."
(Tprtlesuns fcl9t.)