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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12j 1801.
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THE LATEST HEWS
23 "Y TELEGRAPH.
CO ISr6 11 KSS.
IKTEREST.G ROM ?mui.
BEAUFORT OCCUPIED
TUT. TK.kJS KM'l?-w .)iT",
OKALTU CP TROOrs GOOD.
FRESH FORCE SENT TO
TYBEE ISLAND.
Orrstt Activity on thf
The Seat of Operations
transferred to the
Cotton States.
F v o in iti c x i i" o
UNITED RESISTANCE TO SPAIN !
X BLOODY WAR IN MEXICO
IMMINENT !
Scroll j IViissicola
lit l i r
ONLY ONE MAN KILLED.
BOMBARDMENT
RENEWED
TO
'oif r.
Wns!iifu'ton. 1 )co. S 1
Mr. McKidshf. i-iu !bf i-oinmi"e on for
12 atHtirs epoJl'-da (.ihitio;s which wa
adopttd. lh.-' all luctii'ji i.iis, .-esoititior and
Jocuim tit which may he presented lor the
recognition ot the Indejiemlence ot' Hayti
ntl Liberia. !'C rterred to that committee.
On motion, fifteen thousand opies of the
Secretary of the Treasnty's report on thi fi
nances were ordered to be printed.
Mr. Bingham introduced a bill to tbrleit
propettv and slaves of persons who are in
armed rebellion against the United States,
ilso a joint resolution dir-ctuig the provost
court at Alexandi ia to retain and safely keep
'he property of those e::gtel in or aiding
rebellion untd tiprlier acts of Congress upon
he subject. Both were referred ti the com
mittee on judiciary.
On motion ol Air lloiman it vvas resolved
that the commit'ee on pubbe !-trnls stiouhi re
port what railway companie- cave received
donations of lands on condition's of trans
porting troops and munitions of war free ot
hartie, ainl whether the government has the
"inqualificl right ot Mich transportation.
Mr. Lovcjoy olb-rol a resolution instruct
ing the committee on foreign a flair to report
t bill e.siablishinc diplomatic relations be
tween the U S and Ilayti ami Liberia.
Mr Vallandiham remarked that no negro
nibassador- ther.i. . debate irisiri ' the
resolution lies over.
Mr Blair ollcp'd a resolution le. taring it
just to recoiiiz" the eminent and patriotic
services of the iate (ien Lyon and tendering
-he thanks ot' Congress to the brave oilicers
and soldiers under his command who sustain
ed the. honor of the ll ig and achievhd a vic
tory at Springfield, Mo., and in order to com
memorate the event each regiment engaged
on that occasion bear on its colors the word
Springfield in letters of aold and that these
resolutions be read at the head of the ditler
nt regiments of the anny of the U S.
Mr Blair believed the government had ta
ken no notice at all of the d'-ath of Gen Ly
on anil hence the ;ropriet v t the passage, of
the resolution he Ii 1. 1 ssuhmit''d lie knew
the man veil. One never iivr 1 who cared
"iiorti tor his country and bss for himself.
Mr Edwards moved that the last jait(f
:he resolution be stricken out. The amend
ment of Mr Edward wn- rejccied am! the
resolution atlopted.
Mr. Blair introduced a bill to punish trea
son to provide more ell'eetu liy tor the collec
tion of taxes to remunerate Lyal citizens lor
the loss of property, and to provide home
steads lor the soldiers employed in suppress
.ng the present rebellion. Belt', red to the
judiciary committee.
Mr. Noel otlered a resolution instructing
the committee on naval atlairs to uupjire in
o the expediency ol establishing a navy
yard and depot at Cape CJirardieu, ami re
pert by t ill or otherwise.
The slavery question was tak.n up and
lcbated, ami alter a protracted discussion
Jie subject was o.stponed
The resolutions heretofore introduced look
ing to a recognition ol the independence of
Ilayti and Liberia, coming.
Mr Cote otlered mi amendment that the
rorr.miu,! on foreign atlairs iniiuire into the
'xpedieney of so doing instead of tie direct
ristruetioiis to report a bill for that purpose.
Mr. Co sa.id that instead of I ringin'j; up
lo mut.eni v ;h )K
titerous uigio, the. coun
ss to give ,: tiltl j more
tit sul'jects The iuliend
iit'.j t.e i : !)!uco;i at'op-
fry i
i l'e
Xpl'.'t
lo tic
' '. . i- .
Congt
1 1 ! cnt too
hi
fact that ; -elect cr nnnitte was appointed at
a former Congress to oisiler the suVject of
abilishin;? the frttnkirp: privilege. '1 he bill
reported hy thnt commutes was the first on
'lie calcinl!' and it was Lis ( VallandiiihaniY)
keire tlutr inetn'n in should examine it bts
Ibre ii ivi.lrlv e.ime up tor consideration.
Mr
Ct'llnx rtnaikt-d that the- committee
on the 1
a bill to
vt Ollkf a ml Pn-t unit's hail framed
. ai'oli-ii tiic fri',kit;; umilene. which
-'-!l n n v. rn:i- and -as i.-fv the pnb-
would
lie dt"-!Tt-
Tbev propose 'o import the bill
i tit'Xf week.
Mr. Colfax i emit.. It u meiiib m niat he
i eonmiii'ce would not s lieictotore, unite in
; the IV-i (Mil e i'ill ,-tieli new routes as iiifW-
l l r mav assert ncceM-ary. but (miuire mem
bets to ow
es ' aid: him nt
the nbsolute necessity 'or the
of ' e'v routes.
A ni-e.ajre was here rceeived from the
Senate Hiinouriein;! the death of Senator
Laker. Messrs. Sd.iet of Oregon, Phelps
and fciarjeiit ot Calilbrnia, Iuiltp of Ivy.,
Coltax of Intl., Uu hai.ison of III., Kelly ot
Penn , and Puddle of Ohio, severally deliv
ered t-ulojies abounding with eh .pienee anil
interesting allusions to the public ;utd private
character ot the deceased.
The usual resolutions of respect were then
passed and the House adjourned.
From I'orf lloyal.
New York, Dec. 11.
The transport Citv of New York from Port
Royal the 6th, has arrived. The Atlantic
reached there the 'Jnd.
Gen. Stevens with 1000 men occupied
Beauiort.
Gen. Sherman had appointed Col. Noble
j ot the 79th Highland regiment, anu Co..
Suydan to superintend the picking and se
curing of cotton at Hilton Head and adja
cent Islands. The health of the. troops was
good.
Gen. Viele's expedition will probably -tail
about the twelfth.
nr. I'aalknrr anil Mr. Ely.
Boston, Dee. 1 1.
Kx-Minititer Faulkner released from Fort
Warren on parole, has tione to Richmond to
endeavor to exchange himself for Mr. Elv.
The Mtrantahii lioliemian.
I'spf Race, le-. 3 1.
I he stcjiuishij) Beliemiati from Portland
Saturday, passed here at 10 30 Tuesday
night ten miles distant, too far to be boarded.
1 ntT"tmir front the Mouth.
New York. Dec. 11.
The gun boar Connecticut from Port Royal
1 R-i arrived.
Beauiort i- jccipied by Unitdl States
troops Cotton picking is going on. A force
ba-i been sent to lvlee Island.
Chas. Anderson and tamily. who arrive.l
on the Columbia, is a brother ol (ien. Koh't
Anderson. lie escaied from the hands ot
the rebels at San Antonio, and walked to
Monteray. Mexico. Me was treated with
Teat kindness bv the Mexicans at Monte-
. ,r. l 1 - I 1
! rev and lampico, wtien'te ne saneo on mc
! Bt'iiish steamer Clvde to Havana, lie re
! port? hat though the British subjects were
BE I violently indignant -.X the seizure of Mason
I and Slide!! on the Trent, tie ami fain lv were
' treated with the kindness of personal frientl--,
ship. Amlei-son's fimily were sent originally
; bv the rebel; o tie- Mexican 'rontier. while,
1 he was held as of war.
' ri .. i 1 1 ... i , .t, uanish ileet ami armv
wilhit, ihit tv-six hours'sail ol Vd? Cruz, with
fine v.eathe'r. The Mexicans were d?ily
J)eetllig life ai led l'.ee!
The general feeling apieared Hi he hatred
of Spain, all lends giving way to sentiments
of united resi.-ter.ee to the common enemy,
ami the frequent remark was. ifth- Spaniards
cane; along ihey would be heartily welcomed.
No resis'ence however, will be made at Vera
Cruz or Tair.pico. TL- guns of Castle San
Juan d' I.'iloa were being carrit tl inland. If
am Mexican symptoms ear. be trusted a most
determined resisteriee be made to ativ
Spanish invasion.
I on Iuluki to se Mornieil.
Py ttie -teanier City of New York, we
learn that the Ifith New York regiment were
10 embark fi r Tybee with the view of storm
ing Forr Puhiski" by land.
'flif t'nr Pitken .ktTair
New York. Dec. 11.
A private letter from on board the steamer
llichmond. which took part in the fight at
Fort Pickens, dated ov. g.'id. sta'es that
that vessel commenced bombrading For: Mc
Kae tit 10 o'clock. 2?rd. The writer states
he Jnd been complimented by the Ca:tain of
one ot the guns i-u tlv m '-urjicy ol his aim.
when a she!) buts :'.:Mijii our hulworks tooR
his head otf aod wotiinied i mor" men. This
shell on e.Xiiiodti'g r;i;-eil she ship out ot the
water and made her '.-.gger. Another burst
six feet below the water
leak, but the steam pan:
tree. The firing t,;t m;
resumed bv the eta . my
when we moved out of hi
t'e
iig a bad
!,e ve?SeI
t
a'' dav and was
next morning.
range.
The frigate Niagara still kept at them, but
bring outside the bar h,. cannot be much
injured.
F'ort Pickens had up to date lost but one.
man killed and seven wounded. Fort Mc
llae is much damaged, hut we cannot destroy
it with our smooth bore g-tns, a they are no
match for the enemy's rifle cannon.
The bombardment was to be renewed next
day, j;'.d, with a determination to whip or be
whipped.
ttr.iirtiii Kentatky.
Ottervi'le, Mo Dec. 11.
Union u.en from La county report
that 700 rebel recruits left Lexington yester
day morning to join (ien Price's army. A
band of Missourians 16 in number from the
rebel army were captured near Derrinksburg
on Monday. A sun ami son in law of Col.
Magoffin have also been taken They were
the leaders of the foray on our teams near
Georgetown on Saturday. The scouting par
ty which left here ten days ago is said to have
surprised a rebel oawip iu Saline, Co. captur
ing ? lame number of wagons and taking
about at) persons. It is rumored here that
Gen Price advancina northward.
Rf portrti Fiffbi.
Sedalia, Dee. 11.
It is reported that a right took place yester
day near Wavhrly, Lafayette county be
tween a bodv of rebels under the notorious
Joe Shelby a detachment :t' tederal cavalry
Thev were lighting again tim morning but
no j'rtriiculars are given.
f ieul. OV,
im;ilrll.
A bany. Dec. 5 1.
tent . t iov . Campbe.I 1
. i.ii taken '.OOills
r ' -;tei t'atniiv 'or '
d t'l town to
il Cong'
Gil
The Federal Flotilla.
Richmond, Dec. 5.
Adit-patch says that the flotilla lately at
Old Point Comfort, Las gone up the Potomac,
iio doubt to attack Evarsport.'-
From the Noutb.
Savannah, Dec. .1.
A party of confederates visited Tvbee Is
land Wednesday and burned the light hou-e.
The federals shelled the Island, but the con
federates were unhurt.
Sixteen to eighteen vessels, apparently old
whalers were in the roads yesterday.
The Electorial College of Tennessee, at
Nashville, on the 4th, voted lor Davis and
Stephens for Piesident and Vice President.
(Jen. Edward Sparrow and .1. T. Semmes
have been chosen to tho rebel Congress from
Louisiana, I
t'ppr Potomac.
Frederick, Md., Dee. 10.
There are no advices of any further hos
tilities at Dam No. 5, after retrieving their
guns under the cover of the night. The en
emy withdrew to a safe distance ami sent a
few harmless iron compliments to our lriends,
after which they disappeared. The Union
soldier who was shot twice has since died.
The battery was commanded by Captain or
Colonel Pendleton. A Quarter Master's
oflice is to be opened at Il-igerstown tomor
row under (he superintendence ol Captain
Goflin. The object ol this is understood to j
. , .i , , , i i w.l
be to supply the troops at and around VVil-
liamsport. as well as to prevent the swindling
nneratinns of sneculators in forage in that
Operations Ol speculators in iurae, tun
vicinity.
Mins-nlar Ntatmnt of nr. Kuaarll
Washington, Dec 11.
Letters from Europe say that, Mr Russell
states that the administration is becoming j
disposed to aecept some mediation with a
view tO a compromise on the basis of separa- j
tion. It is difficult to coeccive how Mr. Rus
sell should have been deceived into the adop
tion of such an idea.
Poaition of Eebel .trrar.
Prof. La Mountrin, areonaut of the army
of the Potomac made an ascention yesterday
afternoon from Clouds Mills landing four
miles from Washington in the camp of the
2 I ll'to le Island. He. reports the force at
Fairfax Court House very light and be
tween Fairfax Court House and Va. there is
an increase of strength one regiment of cav
alry having been stationed there since his last
reconnoisance, and thaf along the line very
considerable additions have been made to the
scouts of infantry ami cavalry. The exami
nation to day in the case of Col. Kerrigan
was with regard to insubordination and
nrunkeness, the principal witne.-s being Mij.
Savage, who was the bearer of an order
from (ien. Martind for Col. Kerrigan.
Irom Whrrlinsr.'
Wheeling, Dej. U.
In the L"gislature to-day Mr. Ciarskboro
of Hampshie. introduced a resolution to pro
hibit any person engaged in the rebellion
from ever holding ofli in this State.
Mr. Suvder ot Monghalia. itifroductl a res
olution i:odify ing those parts of the code
which p.-ohibir writing and speaking against
slaverv . - as to make tnem cou'orin
ssnrit ami genius of our institutions
to tno
LF.TTF.R FKOM MAIIYLAND.
Post Naval Academy,
Antiaj-olis, Md. Dec. 8.
Koii'.o; ok iur IlF..;u.i : Decemb. r
is now upon tis but we have not sniffer"''!
any from cold weather. There has been
no snow here vet. nnd most of tin- time 5'
has been very pit a-.'tnt and warm. There '
are about ten thousand troop- In re, des.-
I lined for tho expedition south, under Gen.
Iluniside .tt,d Commodore Porter, when
: to sail not definitely known. Most of the
officers prefer more comfortable quarters '
I than the tents, ami fill some of the Hott Is ,
i to tin- almost total ."elusion of' other. .
i Verv -.rring. nr niea-tire- are ;(.Iojitel in
I regard to these military gentlemen. The
l'rovo-t M.ai'sbars gtuird patrol- the city
at all hours of the day .and nigh; ami rc
, jiiir-s th.-m t pro'itice :i pa- from heatl-
i quarters when not known to tin- ntlieer of
: the guard. This produce- considerable
) inconvenient-
occasionally.
1 to leave a
t deligbtfu
in oflicer be
ladv on the
promenade.
r be confined
! ing -otnp Ib'd to
street during a
! and make hi- w;i
j at th- headquarter
.-thai. Still mon-
! l,-,v..r. . , ,,ft
tt e;ttlll.
te- Pmvi.-t Mar
re nr.- tie y with the
'Nice : n le-ti t,i teeis tn
;iii drinking e-tablish-
i cliiied c;in ent
i mf iit and enjoy hini-ell at tin- bar with bis
fellows, but the poor private, no matter
, what bis social pj-itinti was before he en
! tered tlie iii'inv, is treated a- an inferior
being altogether ami promptly refused ,
' anything of an intoxicating natme. This
j is a wise mea-'tire if it wa- gem r tl. Cer
j tainlv so wide a 'list im liott sbouhl not be
made in a volunteer tinny wli i- perhaps
there are many in tin- rank- superior in
social position and intelligence to tnany
ol" the officer-.
The small pox is rather on the increase.
Ve have some eighteen that are now in
the hospital sick with that disease, and
tnanv of them, no doubt, will never see
their homes again.
AYe are now doing -ome heavy drilling
ami it takes the tuck out of u-. We start
in the forenoon loaded down with our
knapsacks, haver-ack- and our other
equipmo;,t and larch ,.ve miles out, t 'ien
drill one hour in P.attallion drill and by
that time we an- ready to go back to our !
quarters, and by the. time we get back we
are ready to take of! our knarisacks and
i 1 .1 " .1 1 1 1. .l...r, l-
i lay inerii ti.tvv ii iiioi i.ty oi -ct v .is n
i - - i
s . j
We are having considerable company j
here now, the Legislature havin g come to j
gether it brings them in from all parts ot ,
j the country, and they are having good
i times. Yours truly,
' Amekica.
!
i THE CDNI- KSSlUNS AND KXI'KKIENCR OK AN
INVALID
ii i:i .1 -H :! tor t he lit netit ol and ;is a warniujr
and a caution to von;. men who Mtfler lront Ner
,eus (..iiilitv. CritriHtere Deeav. etc. ; -upp!;, in? ft
. the same time t!i ni.-ji,: ef S.-li-Ci-ic. by one ho
cine
,meil ait.-r 1" iti.- p'Jt t i-rea. expeurc
.Ulfh til "ItiMl ll.pr.s.;ia Ht.U iUa:e.ei).
pie
,.. ha I ei At. lb or, 1 I ' -V 1 1 r.u
i M Ii.
, . 15. ford. Kim's (-..tiHtv . X t
ip-.ul '.ddres-.,! ..nvl .p-e '-'
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIEUT. SALMON DUTTON,
Ol the Cavendi-h l.t. Infantry, pome time actio? at
adjutant in 1 he lt Vt. Keiment at Newport New,
Va., l as r turned, and has received a comroiraion
from Gov. Holbr jok to euli-t aompary of volun
teer for the 7tli Kegioieut, to be raided under the
recent act of I lie Legislature
From the .veil earned reputatatiou of the officers
ofti;el-t Kt'imtnt in all cases h-re they have
recruited companies for hi rvice rliey have been em
inentl successful All who iktire to enli-t under
Lieut. Duttou will report as tfoou ax may be to his
headquarters. Cavendish, Vt. It is bet'er to enlist
with one who has seen cervioe than with a raw re
cruit, nov -jj
KEVFK3, FEVKi: AND Atil'K.
Hiliotis AfTectlonH, Celdc. Khemratioiip, Costive
ri'. Con-umptinnP. Afl ctions nfthe Spl-en. ot the
Liver, of the Hear , It incur, xnri all dit-8Ke
w lii h des'roy liie, ba e alwaj 8 txhit ited, upon dis
feotion of the buoy, a number of hard ou concrete
ooiatf either in tome ol ttie organs iiamel or i" the
bmod vepsel-' sometime- even ramilvinp in the ftViih,
nud ugin dep'-ited upon the ide ol a tone Now
these liitle hard (iubriunos would KtVKS form if
Urtuidreth s I'iUs were ufd : Uiev would be turned
out ol I be fysiem, and yrare ot happy lite wuuti be
the FufTerer's lot inetean of an early ;rjve. Alviati
purge but NEVEtt Hi t YD ID MtklltKS.
1. D Carpenter, fctq , ol Coverrtur, St Law
rente Co , N'e York, t4 years oi age, sayii lie hn
u-ed Hrandr. th's I'll a lor Si vaam: adminiUertd
them Urst to hi coachman, w ho had fever ai d anue;
ga?e eight the day after the chill; chills and lever
lei severe; tare eight more the next day, and o
every other fay uttil the chill and 'ever did not re
turn, w hich w as about rig'it days irom the tint at
tack, lie then gave four every other day for anoth
er week, when the man was entirely retired to his
uaial good health.
He was hitufelt attacked; took them in the eame
wey ami was cured in lesa lime Ha used no other
medicine lor 4 years; found them always reliable
forhime!i and family wheu ficR; ban leconjmnd-
them to thousands with the best reult, aid feeU
cojtident that every latnily would have a larger av.
ertge of health if ttiese Tills were used in the place
of calomel and other burttul remedies.
a.dd by II. FeuD, Kutlaud.ll K. Mead, Wet Kut
laad. and bv all reepecta je dealers in me-iicine.
ClSftJ2 d&wlta
HOT BATUS.
We wrtlttil fittentinn In the inrlr.iia lint Luthd
not usually loutd in water cures, i-ucb att the Medi-
ca'ed Chemical bnth. the Hot Acid Akali, and bait
I Hath, and Hot Uouche- uvd hprava, iu ue at the
Uouod Hill Water-Cure, m Nert hampton . Maf
I We have all read ot tne greit nupplenen of the joint,
i and youtbtul grace of motiou, att.ined by the ue
, of the Turkih bath. We congratulate the public on
I itr lti'roJuction here under Huch tavorab e circotu-
stances as the scieutilic maaeroeut of Dr. Halsted
: iiiiure. The betiBt arismir fotn a j diciDus met
J icil u-e ot thti-e vario'j bath- can scarcely be over
; e timated in relieviui; the ttem Irom imiritie of
1 the blood, local conpesti n. and ttie hanetul e8ect of
; rein ril me I citie-. Alternared with lbetuM'j use
nfcold water and the thorough inviaor .tiou ol 1 tie v
tem. which Ur. llali-ted kuou eo weil how to iudi.ee,
vre cease t' wonder at hi-ucos 1 best bat In are
ol esf.e-ial value m trea'iti tl)t-e deep eeated di--
; -bet- ilepei-tieut on an active virus in the bio 'd. and
ot eerotula in the av stem; in t'eatin liver corn
i p'aiiit. rlnumatt-m tint g .ut The Wtr ure a
' nuH del witri vi-itors in tlie warm uiontlin. attract' d
u t ouiv bv its superior advautafre" lor refraiiiiuu
health, bu' by i b home cinlorts, pure mountain
Bir. ami ttie lame ol its beautitu! t-Cenery lijef)uic
est reco enes tio ever are made in the cool months
Terms are reduced to 7 ami 10 ver eek
KKWAKD TO WHOM It IS DC I.
II ever theie w an article deifr ed to benetit the
cotnmuiiitv at Lrjie more- tian anv itlier. Jamk
I YLE LltriTK SALnBATCS i'tttoce. Ailwho
UDitr-tand how destruche ilecommon hitratJS
is to t lie teeth and dijje-to e uraus wiii read i re
alize the nece.-ity tor a w h jlet me amcle . aud a:l
t u at is required to san-ly any one 1 rial this vvscit i
: rupp led. is a lair tr.al Send at once to your grocer
lor a pj-kaire and try i' : but to i' tht t o purl
mi arl cie uote up in it i paper- is put upou yo u
Ttj fienuiiii I. as t.'.e name ol Jamrs 1'ylk on every
package. detl2 Iw
I A R U I E U .
On Tee-day Dec l"'.h at the reiieoce ot the bride's
father in le.itlind by Hev. I riuc Smith Mr John
Ura'nl to Jennie .. llarkne. ; A jeueroue sire of
the cake is at kn-jw'ed(;ed J
In litatt eieirn, Nov i. by Rev j. I. 1 tier, Mr
Frank I bleinh of Miache-ter. to M ! fcylvira B.
Miller ( Hratik tioro
i i i; it
in Hu'.laud, Decern her
A.. dsUiiht-' ot Andre'.? kit'
Ot fjipt'ieria
Laura
i atijenue lla-.v.ey.
a,:ed I . year- ana i djys
A'-. at t t.e eaii.c j'.acc of the sane di-ea-e Dec.
t). Jatnf- H . onot Andre aui Catherine Haw.ey,
aeJ vear and 17 day-
In I a.motill;. ou the Tth iris-t . at the residence of
her u iu" ter. Mrn Harmony il u elt , widow ot the
iate .lo-liua liulett. ol I'awlet. a-eu 74 years
in tin- 1 own on Sunday moraiuz. the "th itift.
Eliita Maiiry, daughter o' Charles au l t-arah Chip
man I.iu-lev . aid 2') year-.
At the re-idf nee ol hi- father, in Williston. Nov.
il. Ucmer W right, ag. d 2u ear. 11 month- and S
d a v -
Ai l'awlet. Vt.. ct. 11th, Julia E. llrowce. aj?ed
Is, eAcliau;ed earthly lor spiritual existence.
New Advert iscmcnts.
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C It K I S T M A S
w
T E
R K
The inbcritr have ou hand a
LAKf.E STOCK
of the above Good" jmrchased at Auction lat week
in New York, wh:ch theycn sell at lower prices
than can be fonnd elsewhere
T V
ol every rtyli
aud variety.
t low price.
IN I'ASCV ISOODH oar assortment is com
plete. Thow wishiDSto procure elegant present at
LOW PBICES
will plea examioe our stock.
POND & MOKSE.
,lrcl2 Opposite the Depot-
j
j
!
AND MISCKLuANKOUS
QCHOOL
O HOOKS.K:
Fancy Woods, rocaei v.u..-.j,-..
I'ortii'.nerj, lor sale by
,1V A .TITTLE ft CO.
VK II U 0 N T S i AlE TEMPER
ANCK SOCIEl Y.
The next tnnual meetine ol the Vermcot State
Te operaneSciei IH be bn'rirn io Hrod"rt. on
Weduetlay the 1-th of Ueceniber rext, commea j
ine at 4 o'cloik, I. I ,ano couiinoeat tba pleasure
of the (ocieiv.
'Jhe ntero'rit)f tne ocietv and otir friendi of
Temperance at ci rrialiv 'in itd I" be p'ewm anil
a d in the d arcemtut f th important work, nd
all county. 1 1 w u tru other Temperance orun'n
tions in tie blale are tpetiaily ibvited to te d dele
gates. The lio.ipit.lity of the citizen of Brandon will
bs tennered o all I hope who may be io atienuanee,
and the sevtal rei ronris of 1 e State will re'ura
tt'Ot-e preren 'or f .re one way upou prettntiug a
certificate ol the f-ecretary.
Adiiresneiiay t exfect"! ojn Wednesday ev'nin(.
The evera newpaiiera of tie State are requested
publish the tbote notice. I
JI1N HOWE, JR..
ALI ACE WAl KH, J
JvJlK- BAKHKI' T, f
LkKNZ IMI EI.DON,
Ex Com.
VU1. A. IU;lNEfl,
C. E. THOMAS.
usciurrtHtox
I dec'2 Td
O
YS'I E K SUP V E R !
The LADIES SEWI.Mli CIRCLE, connected
with the Coiiereiationa1 Church at 1'oultuey, will
give an 01TKlt fcUITEK at the
Klfftr II All. la Rant Boaltry,
on Thar-dflly evening, Ueceml)r 19.
XT Ladies and Oeiclemen a -e invited to attend.
50:lw ! MKS. bAHAU MEAUS, See.
EIESllTV vE.,IEf. IS, 1861,
15 A YARD T A VLOU
j WILL LF.CTl'KK
IX THE TOWS H A LL, It l'TL.4 ft I.
Sublet -"0TJ2 PEOPLE, oijially and Politically."
Lrcw to tirmminct at 74 P. Afl Ioors cptn at 7 P. M.
TICKETS, TWENTY FIVE CEXTS.
l or rale at llto. A Tuttld" Book'tore, l'ond t
Mor d Vnxf Istore. and at the door.
T) UTLAND FISH AND OYSTEU
XV HOUSE. I
WHOLESALE ASU RETAIL.
THtiiE nmiK pnicF.it tow
SILAS KNTGIIT,
Dealer in
FKW1I HSU. OYTERS. CLAMS. IMCKXED
TKIl'E, &c , c . c
Main Street, next door north ol Court Hou.
Kctlano. Vt.
I he i-ubscriber ke-ps couofu'!y on band ttie toi
low itit vrletie ' I tfsll m t heir fea-ori coruein;r
ot VttkMfl. Halibut. Cod. Salmon, Ualoock. lue
Jish. Hiirk Ha--, r ! itiiidtr. Irou'. Connecticut
hiverfchad. H r I. Ilerrmi! White Hxh. fitk-rel,
O) eter and Clam-, Irom t lie R -T makk.TS
tjyMy Car will run to every house in Ihf village,
Tu'da'. Wedre-!. nd h ri aj"
Dealers uplled at uLu'r-ae p ices kurmera
nuppnei in an 'jiiantity le-irei
-I LAS KNIGHT.
decIO-dtf
Kutland. Dec . lfjl
Y
LOT P. ! '
Ihe fr'nb"C!iber lis- ju-t re eivetl a vanetv ol
brandtiof Klour direct Irom t tit mTN. of variout
eratie. Ir-jtri iirdinaey ut, -o the Choice-t Article,
rantin frm t .(IO ir barrel, which he
o?er lor m'f iu quantities to -uit purcha-er-
1 l.i- I icur 1- trorn the
IJ E SI MI '. II 1 c A N MILLS.
and will I -old a- Albany end I'roy pee
.Ifs I. Ml IICNTteON.
Town Kail Llock. Hut and
Kutiand, Nov. ti V--',l j t.ov'j diwtl
TW)Il SALK.On pair of bright Pvd
J' tixen. Eicht Years old l;eivi I wt i el in,
ibnve ui;.atiit de'iraM". v. ill take jjool body
hard eoi in favmen. th'refn'
KlMAH HI'. MOON
KtitlaD 1 Nov i
. lv l
K
Eo2'j diwtf
V (I
T I C
1 ! e court ct over the havtc-r 'ertninated
and the ijue.tion whether we aret'. have another
hatik or nut huv i' ir been settled or.e ct the n-jt
ifuifiioo. which wi'l n-iturally pre-ent rell to tie
con-nlration o! tho-e in mtere-t of the lcutu ior. j
will doubtle-- t i .o-i '. n We would therefore I
. "tiecttiiih- call their atleution to le' on the cor-
Af .-,;" n' I'" " "i ' l'tn:.T Si-"', a e t which
j has beu hell ID te-er e ftrthi- In-trutiou lunu(r
the la-t decide. irns jjt wi.i ue rmny wiiru w
mini trora the ta;t of its having U nnerly and re
cently been the s.e of several r-r-nntm' ami ,mpo
,nt' 'ui'i'. bni which have ai' been Cleared away
(some of th. :n at ...e .-xpeu-e ot'extr ui;ht exer-tion-i
to mike reora for tr e n-ir n'ii:n'to
The above lot ' tor -ale 1 Kor pi-ucilBrs inquire ct
1 the -ub crib' r jhmaii n-.wv.-
Kutland. Nov ... lsolj .--' "'"'
1-G!2.
(iUADUILLP: HAND.
UCTLAND
KLTLAND, VT
M sic furnished K.r 1WU-. Private l'artie-. c
C B MCSSEY,lt Viol n:
V J EAI'.l:. 8d Vio ,n. Direct-.r nl Tr-.m--rr
O. II COLE. Corutt:
I) WA IELMAN. Double Ba.- nd l'rumpter.
dditior,s! In-truo-nt- t'urui bed wh.-n re.Uired
ddre- t . E MC-.sE' . I'-J-ine- Acent.
Addre-
Hut'urii. VI
Ajit'lication rnicie
or to f Watkumas
attended to
Uut'and. Nov . '.. '.
I II- Msii. r.ratidon Vt
iru--.!.!- wit: wpromprc.
D"o-linid
-jJ A 11 !? L K
1 V W I ) 11 K .
- - -
NATHAN H. SNOW.
Havini; oous-ht out his iorm-r partner. M. D. IJ.iott.
i now prepared to till all rders lor
MMUILE MOXrMKXTS HEAD
STOWS, TAllLK TOPS, c
Thatmiy te . t.tru-ted to him. w,.ui,i
1 hankini; the public f r pt patroua. h- would
reHpectlu lv solicit their order in trie
At the old Stand of Elliott ft snow, near
t' 1.. a.A W uat Strict.
the
2m
TKKV FAMILY MI0rU II.WK .F.
E
Gra V- y t l a - -
DOCBLE ITIKEAD;
SK WI N G ,M AC II I X KS-
I hev are reliable, cheap, durable, and are warrant
ed Waf to any, aud oupeViorto mo.t machines i i the
maet They are M most nmpe matt.ntbuut.Qon
nt!y the W liable to get out of order. I hey
are caJalle ol doing any work, from the thinnest to
the thFt keet The Couble Lock Stitoh aewa Irom tb.
diced Prsne wiii v v ,. v m.chinei.
a- .
"rV1 T'eop e" hK thi. machine (WiU not be
Uable to prosecution, a they ar, bu.ltuoder.il-
enee. . ,
. .n.. '. - n be aes a at
.v n ni!KI..KMAN:S,(or) Mount Hoily, Vt.
. . . . J : i.T-r- tnwn and flOnntV. wCCt
Aitenisj wmim s . . . .
s
TATE
L O A N !
irTfE HK VERMONT,,
T.,i.,,..rtOWI. Montpelier. Oct. 23 lsol.
I am now prepared to iSi".li0ail"Z0"'
lor bondrby-depositing the land to credit
?TaSr n "By Bok in this sute, the eer
t.licae.g ?o7wardedyio thU office, bonda d be
retUot3la, JOUN B. PAGE, Staf Treasurer.
PIIOBATE COIIBT.
rat HE Probate Court tor the DiMrict of End
T lor theensuing vear, will be h.lden at tbe office
In the Kutland Savings U.ok. ia Kutland on th.
first and th & 1 uesdava ot each mouth, ekCept tbe
fir Tuesday of March " sn J(U,.
Kutland, Dec 3, lWt. 40 Jw
POCKET
' 1 . ,.. .... TltriT.K CO
ltlKiivs lormje'ii
tcgal Notices.
O J1 1 1 A I o x e n,s OTI s C
rfi II K updr-iroed having bee a appointed hy h9
Hon. I'oibate Coart, forth Di-trict ol Katrht
ven, t'ommis''inee o receive xamit.e, and af'ju-t
all c'aimH anu uont u oi mt peron araiiiit
Daniel Ataater, late, of Vffiti, Q fti,i Di trit
deceaed, hereby give notice that we wi'l meet
for the purpoe ei examining aud allowing raid
claim at the latereideic of tli. deceased on the
31 luHday in February next and oQ the Zd lu-day-iu
June nex', from 9 o'clock, A. 41 , until 4 o'c'ots
a.hot said dayj, and that'll ruon-h from the 31
dv of Dec , A. D 18il ii the time limited bvaud
i .oun lor raid creirra to prevent their aiid olaiuu
to i fcrexamination and allowance.
U'd at W ell-, Vt . the 6th day of December, A.
D . 1S61.
A I bMITii. i
:o3w
AMAbA U LEWIS.
Com'ra.
conniMioiEity notice.
rpiIK undersigned bavinit been appointed by the
I Hon, Probate Court, for the Dixtrict of Kairl.aveo,
Ccmniigdionem to receive, examine, and adjust ail
Plaim and demaod ol all pernon-. against Mvrtl
Ji Ketcham, late of I'etii-on, in haid LMMrict deceas
ed hereby give notice that we will me t lor Uie pur-
porr ui examiniuK auu allowing saia claims ai mo
dwelling houe ot Keubeo f. ivaylia, in Hennon.
on Tt.ursday, the 20th day ol Kebruarv nxt. lro
uint o clock, A. M. until three o'clock, 1. Uof laid
day, and that six mootha Irom the lstn day ot
October, A. U.. IsOl, is the time limited by ai4
Court for said creditors to present their claim
to us for examination and allowance.
lieucon, December 10th, 1S6I.
DANIEL CHOKOOT.
j Com'i
60-3w
jAMti U CLtAiO.N
G. V. S. Quackenbush.
"IIKX YOU VISIT TKOY.
TOO AIK KESPKOTFULLT IHTITKOTO CALL AT
(i. V. S. QUACKENBUSIl'S
DRV 00I)S AXI CARPET STORE,
Cot. Broadvay anl Tintl .Strteti,
And jnde lor yourisell it it ii not the place for yo
to trade;
.See if the a'sortmet.t is not complete and on
from whi h)os can make eatu actury eelecti'na;
if the price are not reasonable and lar below
those usually akel
We believe in progress and are making conitant
improvemeuce
fothofe who have traded with u. we think we
can offer preavr advantaitea than ever before
J r. these who have not. we would mention that
we have rooun of Over 2I.0(a -qmre leel area exclu
sively devoted to the d.fierent branche ot our trale.
fhat we have nepara'e and well ;ockJ depar-m;nUi
r r earh ot the loilowinz cl&se of ijtxM'
Crpe!e, Oil Clothr M,ttlri(;s.
Curtain . Shade-. anJ Cornice.
Cloths Ca-imeres. and Ve-sootf-
Dree- Mik" ol 1! ti e various -twe-Lice-.
Embroideriee. and I 'itnujiu,:-
All the new and varied st. '- .? Dres oocdt
Sr.aw 1- ol every t le and kind.
Kruirh anrl Enli-h and Ainerti an l'rin-
Mouri.in 'i- o: every i!e cri;.'.: u
liiove- Hunery. skirts i.L 1 L ij ;er l,arnient
IlouseVeep.Da' lioode. sheet nr. s!iirtiD. Tabi
Litien-. I owel'De Coutiterpates, .c
( UIAUN tl ' A ..
All .eia'ities oour otfu manifact ire. th" y- t nd
cheape-t to te tound any where A -ti,
iiiiem ntKnii,
Super. i nded 4 L uly of jrod t-'e. wj--j etery
ti'jttiincition ' o j'ce -ati-f47t.o.i . it'i a- u a'vle
aad ,uli-; t work.
rill 1 '-'.EN -Kl'A ''.A I K OKS'A I'.l MK1! 1 s
Ma km' -tie nt the m"t wipleir ad 'trciw
t l.rs IT. ' ie ST;.-
V S 'C At.'K KN KCs'-I.
!rg-. N Y
! M li !!ll r-.!!.
s t . M I L V
1
MIL P.I
SKWfNG
MAC II I N rt IN I
I
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'tl.te
IAVi Y
y i:i..M ti
I UKE
l-st.'ar.-!
tl tir
ere:
111"
'- Kio
r II air i
t pr --i.: - r-'-a-..in
t'r ilur
.lit. letce '':
HECAC-E
! 'V hi.
ha-ever b
en as.
'h.-re
iVe-1 nd
.uihor-
A I.-
io o
t.r te-il -ll-
,M ' . . I- :
I Hit. e . . r i I I
u- ai jr-d i-nt,
: e. ,i sti r:er
le...(- 1
it cor e i
fplCC '
t ,iid . '
j lo-T.vn
i.j-, .. ti-r .i i. the -r.i..
...in ace" 1 IW it--T
No A-o-r il'.u-e. New Y.r
ded'J o& Alin
Milliner).
MISS PKNMKLIC
tla-ju-t ret .rue-i mm market wita
v lull a--irtment ot
t" ILL AMJ WISTIU: MIU.iyJlHY
r, o o i) .
i.-r with a lare t.H-k t CI.lTflS
I DC si Kits c
:,tlM.i C i- 1H01
LOAR8
4-tl
STAMPING
: I x
Ij
MF.:.OIIKKV
1 in-t rivd a t.'.e a--r.meui
i'HIlH.'s I'lilMICV. Sf AMI'S.
And i" i tei ared to stkmp ALL KINDS ol Embroide
. . -,.! r.im t;s-w anu eleitat pattern.
rv jii.i
La die-
et-a-e rail ua are .
i a r-.:Ni-it.i.L.
ItetlH 'd Ct. IT. 11
U tl
LAX ITI VK AND TONIC
COMBINED.
A
Aer,rabif to I Paint', mild in M tr omt
ritiojiv :'lo not tztanuihe Mrtmf.h. nor
nt.rrpl dm! avocaiiont.
For twenty veara these Lozengei n
et.ioed the conhdenoe of the Medical
i'r.!luiun and the public generally, is
pite ct all competitor!" or imiaior
ley are the most ffectie remedy IDr
I Aillf U AL COSTlVEMa? and iu n
ulte viz : P'l", Inl'tan, ii ?4tk''
rhzzme-s, languor, Opprttnon mf tooi.
Hf.ru-,1. Fiaiul.nc. Bnd Tastt t IMt
M,. . Torpid Lift', IP-
t i.j .i.n cmuot endareetrooK Pr-
!
rtlivea nod these Loxennea admirIy
united o
the tnany compiatnw .v".r "ri
nature and preveaUag periodica! puna
I by restoring
I and obrtructioni .hildren. be.Bg
' r .t nleanant confectioo.
They are aiso juw " , , "
!f." d7en..rper box. For ealeby. thepr-
I , t , s MAKKfSON CO-.J.O-1
......
E""0',; ".1,; all lyraeri.w Dr. Urri.o
cVn bTbe7oui.57free of h.rge. at hi. oU
above.
- U ASKLIS hotel
I
ll
JrV A K IMMCEa!
HOAKD AKTfctt 1-t NOV.. Br THE DAY, tl.
Ity the Week, regular boarder, Irom 82 to 85
Rutland. Oct. 23. 1351.
-N O T I C B
It
A1LROAD
mm
l he Annual meellrs of th ht.iofiio.aera or in-
I ne .vui'iihi i-ir,,. s s. . - -
Ru lant! i. Whit-nali KaHroad Company lor ttia
( r,r. liir,.ctorK. aud the tra'e,!ion 01
eiecnuu ... ----,.' . . , ,k. itvAi
ot her business, will rte ne.u wic t ...
vi k Comuaiiy.in Hydvilie. iu the ton ot t-aitie-
ton.ou'ue Uret C.ya U.