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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1861.
X
GOOD SKETCH OF "THE YANKEE."
A writer in the Church Record thus con
cludes an article on New England; "Patriots,
philosophers, philanthropists, and scholars,
have been children among the granite porpes
of this New England, aid wherever truth and
honor are battlirjr.the sons of Puritans will be
t'ound caper in the fray. But we are erratic
pardon us; we would talk with youf hum
bler men, indigenous plants, that nature has
scattered uppn tins sterile surface; live Yan
kees, truly, full of character, burning with en
terprise and cliriosity. We meet them lean
ia person as a hunter's clou, and with a parch
ed countenance ready for sorrow or sadness :
. t'lastir stens: thoughtful, but not abstract
ed ; patient, because eunnins: ever watchful;
alow to anger, avoiding aconfliat, but resolute
at bav. In dress, always prtein .W never
foppish; choosins their own fahWfsind sel
dom . hni''!-' tb.-ni. fleir foi'ettry theif
mn-ro 'i- ;l -r .'!--ir.- to please;" al(fch-i.'
w,r"u ..,,..,,.!. a profit. They!'
oilv
me-
linni'-; 'In- history ot in. n s ne
,css!ties is the
history of their inven ion. wl.il ''" hf "
onlv.-nious inev.tablyco.p-" f..m si..-!, busy
3hnds and brains .
' -The live Yankee no home; his love of
h that is
inrention breed "vr ot .,:nF Ti T
ever a hum1' ltse,f we. fin(1 Jlm
pantins on!7 ' . He never pines in tor-
sr- 1 U " 1 ' -- a t a t
is its capacity for a steamboat, its
I r - T AfoiT banks checked into village lots, and
'ns 1 .'. 'vjtf'clasie waters might do the drudgery of a
f'M 4," - co'ton mill. He looks upon the marble pyra-
AW.f uit'l ni sruesses at its neint, cau-uiaies mt-
atone. by the perch, and sells the magnificent
relie at a profit. He c'iinbs 'he mountain's
height, crossed by beleasuring hosts, nd is
struck at once with the propriety of a tunnel:
lie sits beneath the shelterd vine ami listens
to the whispering sea, looks upon the warm
promise of grape, and forgetting the holy
memories of the land of songs, his fretful slum
bers turn the smiling vintage into wine, and
make tor him a happy bargain. You shall
find him in Constantinople, making up in gri
maee what he lacks in language, while spread
ing a plaster with his tongu for the man of
Mohammed; go to the Sandwich I-lnnds or
to Australia, and listen to his argument in
favor of republics; go where you will, from
the north to the sultry ;outh, from earth's
morning to her mirnt. and the everlasting
Jonathan von will find arguing or trading.
His religion is practical: he mourns over the
i heathen, and is reaoy to convert them ny the
) 1 joh; h" loves liberty with an impetuous enthu-
'ey siasm, ami Uy believes that his country can
w whip the uiferse. " If the phlegmatic ami
well-bred Englishman talks of roast beef and
-ijj his ancestors Jonathan has a pumpkin pie
V and a grandfather to match them; if the
"i Fr"nchman grows frantic over a fricassee of
:; ' frog piaters, Jonathon pulls out a dough-nut
and a greening: if the dusky Italian mentions
the mad belehings of Vesuvius. Jonathan is
ready to quehch it with the bellowing torrent
of Niagara. In argument, always specious.
; this progressive phenomena tramps the world
1 with the skeleton of a patent right in his car-
pet bag, and in his ever open hand a plea-
ant 'Mow an- teV If you would save; otir
' pride from being humbled, risk i' not in a
m'-ker with Jonathan; his razor is t tie true
Dapjasi us. strapped upon 'h wand of .Mida-
for a golden 'larvest: in; sanctity i.s often
shrewdness, ari l his -nci't ctnipla'.inc- :-
: ijuite often (he rcfl. r-ii.f !ia!, ''
bodi
"hilling.
(Ye 'if?:tr.,!rflli . bv e'luCH'lon.
honest, he ss IwayTpeTiT'tTiT tot r' !!
done in the t ody: his hospiralites and charru--.
are ceremon'mi duties: his piety is the si-wr-ity
of a Sabbaih: but his bias is the thirsting
impulse of a creative genius chained to the
more son; id passion for lucre. The live Yan
kee is but the eccentricity of a truly wonder
' ful people; the moral and physicl impress of
New England is stamped upon the universe:
we owe her our nationality, and the world
ewes her admiration and respect."
Ek.iith Uk;im kvt. Dr. Geo. F
Male of Brattleboni lia been appointed
and commissioned a Surgeon of the Mth
Regiment Vermont volnnt-cr.-.( 'ol. Steph
en Thomas commanding. Dr. Gale was
- not an applicant for the place, but it sought
him on the ground of his peculiar titness.
So says the Urattleboro Phu nix.
We hear ot another expedition against the
Ancient Dominion from New York an in
road of oystermen, who have not the fear of
Gov. Wise b-fore i heir eyes, propose to visit
the ovster bank.-, avid to forciblv remove the
miilhiscarrrcasures therefrom. If thev meet
with no opposition, there will be war to the
Unite" when 'hey take their plunder home,
to gladden our epicures.
Here is evidence in point, copied
from a l-tter dated New Orleans, Septcrn
fer l.). lSbl written by Thomas Lunri.
ai. l published in the Lcmlon Herald of
Xovenher r Tji(, writer is an Kngli-h-man,
fiom the town oi Hurv :
"Then- are -J''J Yatike.'".,i is()nei-s ex
pected ti-n- this evening, and tln'rr is u
.''ffimenf vt M'trfo (tin'f.i i , ,-si'orf '"
Xorftrm iji'Htlfiiu'ik In tliv (tfiaun. Thai
inll In' nit liDimr in thrm.''
We have heard of many patriotic of
fers, but of nothing which will eipial the
following: A lady of uncertain age, in a
neighboring town, having a pair of pillow
ticks which had been handed down from
operation to generation, offered, if any
oe "ould find feathers to fill them, (even
with tu.-key leathers.) to give one to the
soldiers, serving; t! other for her own
URe.
1 he exchange of rebel risoners has
commenced. The !rk Island City left
Boston yesterday fr Fortress Monroe
with two hundred an! ffity of the rebels
f ured at Hatteras, who have been re
d lroin captivity at Fort Warren by
government.
Yesterday the Po Office committet of
tf-y iiouse unammouslydecided to introduce a
bid to abolish the fraiking privilege. The
eoininittee has also cotitludcd to grant no fur
ther privileges in the else ol sohliets' letters
Other than now given, is ivspcctsot mailiii"
their letters without ffepavment. Tiie rc
irn from the Post Olie Department show
h,t 0ver fJI ?M,r uellt. of soldiers letters are
Pr"Mid.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th I
inst. has a significant editorial article upon
the subject of iron and coal. It attributes
national power, prosperity and independence
chiefly to an abundant supply of iron and
coal, and concludes that " the southern states
are in more danger of distress this hour from
a deficiency in iron than in all other com
modities whatever." It laments the abandon
ment of the iron furnaces in Virginia and
Tennessee on account of the non-community
of coal, and insists that the safety of the
South requires early steps to be taken by the
confederate government to bring into requi
sition two regions of country in tbe southern
states in which abundant supplies of the spe
cies of coal suitable for the manufacture of
iron expt in positions accessible to beds of
iron oe. It adds : " Until the resources of
the outh in iron and coal are developed we
cannct pretend to be classed among the great
.-powers -f the arth:" and says, ' the confed
erate government should look after these in
terests, for the question of independence may
soon become no other than the question of
an abundant supply of iron and coal."
It appears that Hen. MeCulloch is at
Richmond because summoned there to an
swer some charges preferred against him for
needlessly burning property of Southern men,
and for refusing to reinforce Price when the
latter was pursued by the national troops.
McCulloch's forces were in winter quarters
n Benton count v. Ark. Six regiments of
ndians were in his camp.
In urging the necessity for immediately
strenthening the defences on our Northern
boundary, the Chicago Times says, we have
onlv one war steamer upon the lakf s. From
Oswego to Fon du Lac we have not a single
fortification which could bear a day's ifeiege.
The Detroit, the St. Clair and the St. Mary's
rivers would all be at the mercy of well dis
ciplined troops. But in thirty flaws we may
erect such defences as will defv England.
Hon. Smith O'Brien', publishes a commu
nication in the Herald to the etTect that Eng
land is seeking an opportunity to destroy her
great commercial rival, the United States i
and adding that Irishmen, in England acd
Canada, as w.H as n ! United States, will
risf in behalf ot this as him of the oppressed,
and advising that the rebellion be speedily
rut down with a view to meet England.
We have the intelligence that the frigate
Santee has destroyed a rebel "fortification at
Bolivar Point, intended to drive our ships
from Galveston, in case an attempt was made
to take that place. This accounts for the
rebel evacuation of Galveston. With that
place in our possession, we havn a foothold
in. every rebel State
On the -.'nth of D.-cember, 1860, South
Carolina seceded from the Union. The day
is to be celebrated in Charleston with great
pomp. The ruin and devastation of that city
affords a better commentary on the results
of secession than all the pomp of a festal cel
ebration. A verv 'all man was in the veets of Bos
ton, when an old lady, who admired his gi
gantic stature, thus addressed him : Mist r,
were vou considered large when vow were
small?" "Yes, marm. I was considered big
when I wh lift'e."
The indication :mw are ! e nr
great batt'tt will be fought upon the borders
of Kentucky and Tennessee. Over 150.000
men are to-dav face to face, and if i impos
sible, from their :io-irion. 'hat thev should re
main long inactive.
Gen. MeCle'.lan. upon the receipt of
Gen. Phelp-' reo-t of his occupation of Ship
Island, yesterday, declared his dissatisfaction
with Gen. Theljis' iroclam.'-.tirTi. siting that
he sboud bae issued no p-oc!amation at all
on the occasion.
1 Roth ot the Missouri Sena'ors. Polk
and Johnn. have joined 'he ranks of the
rebels. ' And Judas went t his own."
St. Louis, Dec.
(ren. Ilalleck has sued an order in which
he says, any one caught in the act of burning
bridges and destroying Raiirtads and tele
graphs, will be immediately ?iot, and that
any o ie accused of the same will be tried bv
military commissioners, and if found guilty,
suffer death, where injuries are lone to Rail
roads and telegraph lines.
The commanding otic- rs nevf th- post
will imm"diafe!v impress into s-rvice tor re
repainng damage- r.e slaves otall secession
ists in he vi'ejnjrv, net if ne-tssarv the se
cessionists themselves a"d their ,roper"v.
Any pretended Union men ria-ing inform
ation of intended attempts 'o ' i--stro-. such
roads and lines, or oti i r gu ltv larties who
do rot cominnnicafe sl.-h mtenion to the
proper authorities, and if such aidand assisr
anre in punishing is not given tfey will be
regarded as particeps criminis anl treated
accordingly. Hereafter towns an counties
in which such destruction of property takes
ace, will be made to pay the expenses of all
repairs unless it shall be shown that the peo
v'e of such towns and counties cr uldnot have
frevent(l it on account of the supe-ior force
cf the enemv.
Louisville, D-e. '22.
Passengers from below report tint very
tiing is quiet there. Thev c:'iSrm tie recent
rimor of the rebels tearing up the Railway
l-arks between Green River and Bowling
(ireen.
The rebels engaged at th- late Iviimford
ville fight, were three not full regiments',
tumbering 1 loo men i". all. Tlie federal
brce was :J7o, and was lei? by Lieu. Col.
Van Trebtia, and not Von Webe- m re
ported. New York, Dec 2:.
A special dispatch to the Post says there
s a rumor that the Cabinet has resol ed to
release Mason and Slidell, and that trders
have gone on to ship them at once to I la" if ax.
The Post regards it as improbable.
The Post sava Lord Lyons will prolably
await further idvices from Europe bifore
piesenting the peremptory demands of the
Rritish government.
Fort Monroe, Dec. 5?.
No flag of truce was sent out to-day .J
There was a severe skirmish to-daj at
Newmarket bridge. Four "iinmies at
Newport News went out at : o'ci x.k thi
morning and were attacked by rebel cavary
and infantry. Max Webber's regiment w;nt
out to their ai i. Coi. Wardroji's regiment
also went to Hampton bridge. Orderly
Sergeant of Co. I, ot the 10th, ami two or
three others were wounded- Everyfhin i
qciet now
;tfHirin?I
S
P E E R ' S SAMETJCI WISE !
PURE, AND FOUR YEARS OLD. :
Or CHOICE OPOKTO HlHT, '
FOR PHYSICIANS' USE,' !
FOK FEMALES, VVKAKLY PERSONS I
ANP INVALID. ;
Ever family, Mbiea8ou, mould use the
sJamcci WINE.
Celebrated in Europ for ite medicinal and beneficial
qualities as a gentle -Stimulant. Tonic. Diuretic and
Sudorific, highly esteemed by eminent phyician,
used in European and. American Hospitals, and by
ome of the first families in Europe ana America.
A.S A TONIC,
It has no equal, causing an appetite and building up
the system, being entirely a pure wine of a most
valuable fruit.
AS A DIUKETIC,
It impart a healthy aetion to the Glauds and Kid
neys, and Urinary organs, very beneficial in Dropsy,
Gout, and Kheura&tic affeotions.
.1'KEK'S WINE
Is not a mixture or manufactured article, but is
pnre, from the juice of the Portugal Sambucua. cul
tivated in New .Jersey recommended by Chemists
and I'hysiciai'.s as possessing medical properties sa
perior to any other Wines in use. and an excellent
article for all wc-ak and debilitated persons and the
aged and i&tirm, improving the appetite and benefit
ting ladies r,a chil.lren.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because it will not intoxicate as other wines, as it
contains no mixture of spirits or other liouors, anc
is admired for it rich, peculiar flavor, and nutritiv
properties, imparting a healthy tone to the digestivi
organs, and a blooming, soft, and hraltby -kin ant
complexion
WE RE7EK To
A few well known jentlenten and physicians. wh(
have tried the Wine:
(Jen.Winrd Scott.lS.A.
Gov Morgan. N.Y.sjtte,
Dr.. I K Chilton. NY cif.
Dr I'arker. N Y City.
Dr. Darcy i NiclxiU,
Newark. N. J .
Ir.Wilson.llthst.,N V
1T. Ward, Newark, N. J
Lr. Dougherty. Newark.
N. .1
Dt. Tarish. I'hila .
Dr. Davis. Chicago. Ill
'-"fr None uenuine unless th
KKED STEER. I'assaic. N J
signature of "Al
ls over tin- cork f
each bo'tle
ZJ- MAKE ONE I K1A1. OK THIS WINK
F'or -ale f Diiigg;t
A SI'KKK. r"noPRIKTR.
VI N V. A l D, 1'assaic. New Jr r-ey
oKH'.-R.2i."t Broadway. Ne V; rk.
JOHN I. A KOV. Taris.
A-nt for Krince and Oermany. oct2S
A SURE AND SOVEREIGN RhMEDY
fH
Vi C.U.v liLl'S, t;i-ll', A.SIHMA WHOOP
INO Col'f.U. SOUK THliOAT. HKOM HIUS
Ht)AK?ENE.o. INH.l 'ENA. KEVEK Ai.L K
II 1? Warrant,-, i rfli--.- t'ro-i;i in five ti.mut
1 o break up ; m!nw in a inite r.tgh'..
To relieve As(f,ir,a at una.
!'o cure all '.u i ;iiel diH-ae ot th i.aa, pr
vu.ij- ) nlce-rii'cii .
IJasvillm, Vt . ct. 109
Me--r ! B Miwi!, s Co. 1 hav ben trjttita
number ol 5 tar-.e.-ilictt-d te a -ort ol necti cou!l,.
and occapiona) bl!DF at : itiij. Irjuutly ht!l
a pint at i iu,f . I trie.1 in - jm aii the variou- rn
-die heralded in tlie Rewspaver. until at U-tl iejid
! to ivr yotir Week Majrie Compound a tnl.ar.C
:ukj . too. tor -tor J lwl taken two bottlm. the
bieedinjr hmi entirely r..,ed. and in a -liort 'iiae i
- entire' relieved : I tin cough. nd have nr.
H'ck ri'h,.-- o;.impiaint isce
V-rv -MicrulK yours
AKIUAIE CH EENKi"
',m Ar h ,1. w,!,, I) I) , Prr-nAtm
ii'ii'H irn ln.Muviton
!'; Mhic ornpo.:t;(! w hich you lurniaert a
spriug, when I wa- -iifcrinjt rnot eTrelv :r a the
EtTect- o! a loiis.- o.-i.tina-.-.l -tli uooo m-y'n.-- acted
!ike a charn. ! he rii-t alter takky it. 1
cou;(iei1 U-.r Ji.il j;ep! t'ter t.i,n lor week tefore.
and the nee ot :t tiriailv removei the diftcultv utire
should u-e it Ai;ai& in pretarvneeto t:v serii
irtie 1 have tried when similar'? afflicted Q
Vi'irj trui , K K SMIIH
Kairtex- Vt., Apnl 24.
I X ' A L HOTTI.KS i.KAVI,
Wm . JOSLVX 4 .sons. Harton. Vt W-. -ai.
A'eiitHtor Western anu Northern N V ,to horo
:l or.ier- -hi-.uhl i,r iddrw-e-i
Sold Sv fond i iiru- r fecu. nl K r Lrwi-
ikuUand. Al-ohv l; r. -iiera.'lT hrt)ijKh jtt tlie
t'ountv iy
ft h "a1
"IT-K offer to the cmntrv tra-'e and consumers,
?V a complet.- as-nrtmei. ( every varietr ol
LIQUORS. WI3E Sic, aid nould cay that
oar experience oi mnr KOKTV YKAI'.Sas
Importers i not onl- a -nff-i-n t unratitee lor the
PfRITV OK i cm lnKi-. bur thai it enabJe a" to
offer advantaires to bm er, f 1 st cannot he excelled
by any hou;-e in Hoston. 0 iug to tie (.i.f cnlty of
procuring, in many tono. a strictly pure and relia
ble article of Luuors aJ Wm-. tor medjcinal and
other purposes, we have for many years given spe
cial attention to filling orders for Puivati lien, and
consnraerc wi'I find it (treatly to their advantage to
send their osder-i to as direct, as we employ no traT
elinjf or other agents whatever. I'ersouswho require
Pvm l.iqums vn4 Win's, in large or sml.' qnantitied.
may reet arure.l that all order will receive our best
person.il attention, and that every article sent from
our house will be satisfictory u every respect. Com
municatiwis by mail will reoeive orompl attention,
with full aad complete taloue ofgads, prices, ie
Millinery.
MISS PKNK1ELI
Uasju-t returued rora market with
a full assortment of
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
GOODS,
Together with a larite stock orCLOTUS. CLOAKS
sad DL'Sl'KRS, no
Rutland, Oct. a. 1K1 W-U
JgMBUOI DEKY STAMPING.
I have just received a fine assortment oi
F-EIRKK'S FRKHIUM STAMPS.
And bdi prepared to srsrap all kinds ot Fmb.'Olde
ry and Braids, from new anu elegant patterns.
Ladies please call and see for yourselves'
M. A. FENFIELD.
Ketland, Oct 17. 131 43-tl
4 WONDERFUL LITTLE MICRO-
TL SCOPE Maunifyinir small objects 500 times,
will be sent to any applicant ou receipt ol twnty.
Jive tmtt in silver, ana one pink stamp. Five differ
ent powers for oi e dollar Address, Mrs, M. S.
woodvtaki. Ro. isi i hiiadeleihia, Vtnri.
-M-Oaa.
iiiliii
!
vw!w i vr.i
Medicinal.
OjO iikv Ut'tH iYfiUP
on i-.:- ,-;tk.u:t of
SARSPAHJLU AMD STILUNGIA,
( f:iKi i.or-. iMtn.mr a.m h v. sa.
( i a i a i. ni-K.tiKf. oi.i !ii i:-shim
1M-KA-K-. li) 11,1. OTlir" t5.-K-K-
WilM'tl A It I'. ,AlT..
JV AN IV4lt lit. -TATE OF
rat: iii.ooi).
tii
1 WONDERFUL CURE CF SCROFULOUS WHITE
SWELLING!!!
Road the Statement of Martin
Robbing, Jr.
(Inr ot tin- U'nrl ' ever Recorded!
' ,m :snaii, O., Fb. In, IS5S.
;it.-- i . .v. ... -.--. . i. ,v -i.
'jtttle.mti : I will
with preat jdeaaure
riivc my testimony
m whnt vour S A K
SAPAKIL'LA AN'D
l l L LIKGIA, or
Blood and Liver
yrup. lias done for
VJC in--, tsorne three and
h iialT yewrs since, 1
whs uttiiojjed with a
s c i: o ku L o i: s
WHIT?: SWKLL-
IN"'!, which was at
'il i vitli ni'.M ex'-niciKtm jinins I I tried
vnrio-K r.-irii'dii-s. und had two of the lxt
Phvsiciiin- .it' 'lie city, (one of them a Pro
lessor in an ' )!! School Medical College,) an.i
thoy Failed to give me any Belief! I was so
reduwd that I was confined to my bed for
over three month. The nerviia and muaelen
t!" one lew witi! so coirracted and drawn up,
that I COULD NoT'VALK. I had MOIiK
THAN' A r'7EN KL'XXISG ULCERS ou
rnv le"i, from which I took from time tn time,
ml.r'"than USE HUNDRED PIECES OF
lioN'E. some of thm from three to four inch.,
loir. I was reduced to almost a skeleton, atvl
r.iv":rieiids had civen up all HOPES oi" my
V.KCOVERYt I wa in lh:a condition when
I ..nun-need the use of your Blood and Liver
SvTU3 I have uoed altosnther Home 'to
i ei; U,,ttles. I arn now ABLE TO ATTEND
r, , p,!'-iINEr, and my Jej have become v.
, r-.m .- h:' walk without any ditticnlty
AN'!) t ! A h h.Milit.Ll itr.'." r.ivr.i i
.TH.
i imr-. "r';!y,
M ART IN ROB BINS, Jit.
:t:2 West 6th Street.
Dci-.iT it; 1 "al Oil and Lamp.
.xiriM-t from the ' 'ri'tnr' and
f.-.!..-ni -. '. V..'.. ... !rt?e 31 ,
'-'... It. . ';''.' To N, in r'-,'nrd
F '
, - Rem. irk ill's Cure
"While Martia Bobbias was in the very
worst imaginable condition, we w.-r- called '
t: iM him for a fracture "1 th.- ie. j.nejii.-.-.i
j The indications "t 11 reunion ..f-i..
..'.... ;s..ier th- circiii. -tan.-i-s, wire 'ry
'nt.-i .r.ibie. for he would . duv alt-r il.iy,
;-:;m. out small i-iKv'L.s of the
which w..-:id slouL'h ot: i louici him
iitnvill's Prorjiiratioa, t'i.-a
tfrrh . V
i.ai tr-u'.ment, hv.ug
ir-.u : ; et W.- C-I:-
itV to wliKl OU.d
extensively diseajeti
...lo
:-i.di-
ITU '; i-iiri-
-V-'lil
K! RTtiHK SAi. MI.C- 'ha' ' tlie
,.e H'OV ILL'S .-AP.-APA-STlLLlNolA
ti h.s pract ce.
it.-i
.una '.he wo-r n:n-i' il.T c ask-oi
undSt'CHiLITIC DIEASr.
A .y.iOlE FftWiLY AFFLICTED -COVERED
WITH SORES fiND BOILS.
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. -hiM'-t.-. UTld TO' 'I.- '- '! flr-t 'iik'-l:
w !, j, ir. ,t.'l,!l, the skin OVer the
.vi.-. ;!! " v.T-d with ri:.: :.c
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Voi;r-. wit ii re, !',
HA!;L! yv..y.
I','.,' , t rf-.-'.' "J .' o thr n-inkt and g-t
ho-l ,-o";?;i:t;i!,r e.-rt ! fir les of elir.-S troll.
W-:: K NOWN .'ITUKN.-soF CINCINNATI?
r.r SroviU's Blojd and Liver Syrup n
r-.Mj'osKD r.NTHtKLY OF VEOKTA
B!.!. and ' pviii'i'-ii.v AFK lor t'HIL
t v X ., .1-.- iii . re mouth oreriiptioii
;;- MiTUK!i YAH'K the
;t. f ti:-:r hildr.-r. thy liol l 'T-.idi-.
i- , th- I. ' :'t it t
!!.-;i.i -he s';.!en,.-i,i ; o-.e th- OLIr.-T
iMIKMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
! he-el, v eertit'v thiii ! '.nve 1-"!i ni'.A"
.Mu:iii.'- ' with 'SCoVt !.!. SAHSAPA
iUI I. NI ST! LLi N ' I A . ' BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP. TH K I N" ! KDIKNTS ,.r..
entirely vegetable, -m..! ao mineral enter
into the tirepririition."
W MKUKILL.
One door we-i m Il-n ti.-- I io'i '-. 1 'ineinni.ti.
For sale hv the :'r...r-.-!or-.
A. L. SCOVILL ft CO.,
V. I'J Wes- i'.-.'irh 'i:,!-M.nti
For sale by 1'ond fc Morse and K- C Lewis. Ilut
land; K.Watkinsfc Co., West Rutland; K K. DTake
Pfttnford; C. L. Ctse and X. Jackson, Bianden;
J.N Northrop St Son, Catleton;J. J. Joslin, W.
Poultney; Dewey fc Dewey, E. Foultney. 1
Also by one mre agents in every town.
ALAXITIVE AND TONIC
COMBINED.
'ertem'ie to : Pala'f., r 'lit n th--r oje-
rulions; :ti ydonol txtiuut Me .;rtnL;ll,iior
i interrupt iailf avocations.
t or twnty years these Lozenges nave
retained the confidence of the Medical
Profession and the public generally, in
spite ot all competitors or lmiators.
They are the most effective remedy tor
HABITIAL COSTIVENIL38 and its re
sults, vil : Piles, Jwifestion, HendntJu,
itizztness, languor, uppression or root,
Heartbun, Flatulence. Bad Taste in the
Mouth, ThrpiU Livery tc.
Female who cannot endureetrong pur
gatives fnd these Lozenees admirably
suited to the many ocmplaints incident to tneir sex,
by restoring nature tnd preventing periodical pains
and obstructions.
They are alsouet the thing for children, being
agreeable as the most pleasant confection.
Price 25 and 60 cents per box. For sale by the pro
prietors, J. S. HARRISON It CO., No-1 Tremont
Temple. IVwtou, and by all Druggists. Dr. Harrison
can be be consulted, free of charge, at his offioe.aa
above. 47-mos
J A LL ET1S, FORTMONIE8 and POCKET
ihmjuis tor sale Dy luiitiiictu.
1(( A MONTH!
O 1 OU Made with Stencil Tools. CHEAPEST
AND UKST. Send for latest samples. All free.
D. L- MFLLIKEN, Brandon, Tt., or
U'l No, 70 Third St-, St. Louis, Mo.
i cinm
-aiiil
1 I'JI
"wF-
G00DN0W BROTHERS.'
N
EW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
REMEnBER
PRGFE8S0R OLMSTED'S
Water Proof Leather Piesmer
WILL KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.
THIS IS NO HUMBUG, .
BUT A CHEMICAL DISCOVERT.
BY PROFESSOR OLKSTED,
OF YALE COLLEGE.
It renders leather in, pervioun to water.
It perlectly penetrate leather.
It renders old and hard leather soft and pliable. '
It restore it to its natural color.
It adds to ite durability.
It is equal to rubber in turning water
It ha none of tbe du-agreeable qualities of rubber.
It is equally g iod for boot, nhoeo, belt and barnesa.
LAD I ES
1 hrow away your rubbers
, ther produce perapir-
ben, thereby rendering
your feet render and liable
tocniioiains
It received a Diploms at tbe Connecticut State
fair, and at the franklin Institute, at SrracaM.Mew
on-
Tbis Water Proof
Lea
her Preserver w now ced
for Hone in the follow
Ing cities :
New liaren Fire Department.
Bridgeport Fire Department.
Wsterbury Fire Department.
Britain Fire Department
Bristol Fire Department,
Boston Fire Dep.-Uneat.
Spririfrfield Fire Department,
lioljoke Fire Department,
Cbicopee Fire Decartment.
ProTidence Fire DeDartment.
Also at the L'cited fctate Armory at Springfield,
and by the following Manufacturing Companies for
n one ana ieitn :
Wheeler tt Wilsoi Mannficturinif Oomptny.
feOovUle
Benedict ft Bumtjam
Holmes. Botb k Hayden"
Lea yard Coiturn.lHose Maaufacturer.
New Britain KnithnK Company.
For a!e wholesale
d retail by
OOODNOWl BKOTHKRS Rutland. Vt
' GENTS W
LVNTED to S.-II
OLMSTED'S
Water Proof
Apply to
Leather Preserver.
GOODNOW BROTH 18
PATEIT BOOT A! I) MIIOE4.
Boots and Shoes ccn-mcted upon a new principle
PLIMER'S
PATENT LAST."
And BooU and aboe made thereon
ALL PRODUCTIONS FROM THIS
X. .A. S T ,
, Bear the . Jf' W" py,. -Four
TRADE MA h K Wl'h TJi WES
on tlielsole, gZEEF enlarged
J L'STf KFC EI VKD A 'CHOICE'STOCK OF
PLUM ERS? PATENT
BOOTS AND SHOES
"I7RE8II STOCK OF RUBBERS,
i
Just received by
OOODNOW BROTHERS
QHOE MANUFACTURERS GOODS
O AND SHOE TOOLS,
For sale by
GOODNOW BROTHERS.
M
EN'S FRENCH CALF D. SOLE
Sewed Bootn.
MADE 0N PLUMER'S PATENT LAST.
Q.ENTS. FINE BOOTS
MADE TO MEASURE,
OS PLUMER'S PATENT LAST,
Br
GOODNOW BROTHERS.
, sentaSoaoeOdfcw Merchant's Row, KoalaM
Legal A of Ice?.
Ct.lf .TIIMsilo.VEn' IfOTK
rpH Ktinderniffoed twin, been appointed by U
X Hon. Probate Cocrt, lor the Dwtrict otHatland,
Commissioner to receive. " zmine and adjust all
Claims and uenuuios of kii persons airkiDbt Uirasa
Con;doD, lateot Clarendon, in aid District deceas
ed, berety Rise notice that we will meet fort be par
pose of examining and allowing sud claims at tbe
dwelling house ol tbe widow tliry Coodon, on tbe
second Saturdays in Hay and lelrnary ArD. 186Z,
from 11 o'clock A. M-, nntil 4 o'elsck. F. M . each
of said days, and that six month fiom the 23d da-
ef November, A. D. 1 Mil, is be time Smited by said
court for taid creditors to present their cud claims
so us ior examination ana allowance.
DatedClarendon the 11th day of December. A. D .
1861.
FRANKLIN BILLINGS, l-,.
51-3w THOMAS STKWAUD. j
STATE OK YEEMOHT, iqiUE Hon. Probate
jistnot ol Kuuand, ss. I x court ior tne oistriet
of Rutland.
To tbs leeatees and ell persons mterf sted in tkw
estate of Moses Smith, late nt Kutlaod in said dis
trict, deceased, tettate
OKXBTISU .
Bt the authority of tbe State of Vermont, y
are hereby notified to appear before said court at tbe
Probate Office in Ru(land, on the 1st Tuday ot
Jannary, A. V. 1462, and show cause, if any you
nave axainst tne alio wanoe oi ine account oi o
phu Smitb, tbe ease utor of said deceased, and alsv
as;insl tne aestriouiion vi ine esuiws 10 we perevus
eautled thereto.
Dated at Rutland this VAh day'ol December, A. D.
XS1,
61-3W . jAJSJUi liuv atetraoer.
TIIEandersijrnedhtvint been appointed by tb
Hon. Forbate Court, for tbe District of Fairba-
ven, Conunisdionera to receive, examine, and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons 'against
Daniel At water, late, of Wells in said District
deceased, hereby eive notice that we wiM meet
for the purpose el examiuing and allowing said
claims at tbe late retideace of the deceased on tne
3d Tuesday in February next and on tbe 2d Tuesday
is June next, from 9 o'clock, A. M-. until 4 o'clock
each ot said days, and that tx months from tbe 3d
aay or utc., a. u iwu is tne tune umiieo oy saia
Csiurt for said creditors to present their said ciainui
to nj for examination and allowance.
Dated at Wells. Vt . tbeftb day of Decemtwr. A.
D., 161.
ALA)AV aiTM. 1 n
50-8w
AHA8A li. LKWIS.
COSimiMIIO.IERJI NOTICE.
THE undersigned having bicn appointed by tbe
Uon.Probate Court, for thefjurtnet of Fairbaveo.
Commissioners to reoeive. examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against Myrtle
N Ketebam, late ot Benson, in said District deceas
ed hereby give notice that we will meet for tbe pur
pose of examining and allowing taid claims at tbe
dwelling bouoe ot Reuben P. Baylis, in Benson,
on Tbursdaj, the 23th day of February next, from
nms o'clock, A. M. until three o'clock, P. M. of said
day, and that six months from the 18th day ol
October. A. D.. Ls-Jl. is tbe time limited bv aid
Court for said creditor to preent 'heir claims
tons tor examination and allowance
Benson. I!rember Pith, 11
LlANIr.L CKOrOOi. i.
JAM r- U OLKAboN I
Coin r
STATE OF VERMONT, I 'P H E Hon Probate
Diotrict of Rutland s 1 Court for the District
of Eetlaod.
To all person interested in the estate of Deming
Gorham. late of Pittrtord. in said district deceased.
ORxmsa
By tbe authority of tbe State of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before said court at tbe
Probate office in Kutiand- on the "t Tuesday of
January A. D. 132. to show cause if any you have,
against' the probate and allowance of an instrument
in writing cued ISHb Octtbr. A. D. lufil.and pur
porting to 1 tbe last will and testament of ai de
ceased Dated at Kut'.acd. -hi vi lay ot December. A D
11
43-3w A !.. BKOWN. Judge
M A I K OF KHM
Dltnct of Hum
ot HuDaLd
' ' H E 11""
on I rooat
I
Or . ' LTl-iriCl
To ail er-ou- jf.'.-'ei ;ri e-tte o 'hn
cey S Main a'e oi Ku:,. . -j, -aid di-'rict, de
ceased . tj K K KT: M
Hi ft.e auThorit;. ot the Mate o; Vermont. o'i are
berehy notiije.J to t jar t,eiore .aid court at the
otfiCe,f tl.e vj jtfe n: .ml rourt in raid Ku'Und. ou
the tlrt I uedy. being the Tth day of January, 'hen
and there to le heir.! if you -e cause on The peti
tion of Kdwm L. lortrr, admini. jutor ot raid es
tate, re'juestius.' .ai l court to allow l ira a econd
year to disjr-e of ep.tat py the debts- ol -aid
deceeif and render an aecouul of hi" administra
tion of said eptat-.
Oivii at Kut hiol in id di-tric. thi- 2rth day f
No. ember. A ! WJ
W St II EN It Y HALL Kegi-fer
H E
1 ourt
In- net ot l:ut;n :
ior the Di'tnct
ot H.jt.iir.,1.
1 all j-r-oii- interested in theest.fot Hiram
t 'oi.i.'o r ite ot Dnb) . in -aid di-tnct deceased in
testate OkkkTISO:
By the authority ot the State d Vermont, yooare
hereby uotind to appear before said court at tbe
office ot the Judge ot -aid court io Kutlanl in said
district on the fourth Tuesday, being the i4tb day of
Decernler next, then and there to be heard it you
see cause on the petition ot Nichola- l ook Jr . ai-uiini-'riiior
of -aid ette. rejuestmz -.aid court to
allow hi ui a second ear in addition to tne time
heretofore allowed turn di-po-e ot anl eta
pay tbe debu ol said decea-ed and render an c
count of bis admmu-tration ol said e-tate
tiiven at Hutiand. in -aid district, thi'th dsyof
November. A. D 1",1.
49 3 Hf-NKV HALL. Kv'i-ter
ftlAIE Ol VERMONT .i 'I' H K Hon Pi
District of Hiitisnd I I Court for the I
I'robate
istnct
Of KutUnd
lo all p-r-on- m'ere-te ! in
Taroell. !a-e ! Mom,- Ho!
e.tte oi Luther
-i l u-tnet d-
ceased, inte-ta'e
tiuarriM :
By the aufliorit;. ot he iat- i.i V.-riuont. u ar
hereby notit.ed-o np;.ea.- lie ore -t i oojrt at he oi
fice ot the J j It'- ot aid court in -si 1 Rut an J on
the third T ue-day being the Kill oay of December
next, then and there to he heard if yoa ee cause on
the eiaminatiou lor allowance of the acceunt ol
Ethan Priest administra'or ot said e.tan. and as to
decrers ot sid t.tate to the prons eutitied thereto
lii'en at Rutland in said district, this 2tli dai of
November, lsl.
4S(-3w HENRY HALL, Rcgmter.
STAIE OF VKRMONI I'll 11 K Hon PrcUte
District ot Fairbareo - I I
ot kairbaven.
court for the district
To all person- inten-teJ in the e-tat? of Alfred
Ward, late of Poultney. iu said di-trut deceased,
.set ate. OllKETIM
By tbe authority ot the Mat - of Vermont you are
hereby notified to appear before said court at the
Probite office in (.a--let on. in said di-trict. on the
27thdyot December, in-t.. then and there to be
beard it you see cause ou the examination for al
lowance of the account of the executors ot the list
will and testament of said deceed. and also as to
all decree" ot -aid e-la'e the ui-rsoue entitled
thereto.
tiiven at Ca-tleton. in said li.-'iict. this it h day
of December. A D Wil
A WARNER. JuJite
STATE r Eli yt OUT.
UtTTLAND. PS.
BI--NOMA BLOSSOM. J ,u 0hancery
ROBERT REED S September Term 1S6I.
Whebkas. Benonia Blossom of 1'awlet, la tje
county of Rutland, has entered in court here, his
petition, Sbkwim. that Robert ReeJ. ot tbe City
and State ot New Yor , on the first day of August
1S0O. mortiraged to the Petitioner, certain land sit
uated in Wells and Pawlet in said county, described
as follows, viz: bounded on the West and North by
land of Benonia Blossom, on the East by lands of
James Norton, (lately owned by William Goodrich.)
and by lands of Josiah Tobey. on tbe South bv the
highway, leading from Granville past Josiah Tobey '
dwelling house; containing one hundred and ten
atresol land.be the same more or less; being the
premise- oeeded. ' ''leraine date, by the said Illoe
aom and wile te sa.u keed. except tbe equal one
half part of the slate rock, quarries and privileges as
reserved in the deed ofC S. Bardwell and wife to
tbe said Blossom; with condition for tbe redemp
tion ot tbe same on payment of certain notee therein
mentioned. And Prati that tbe said Defendant
may be foreclosed of his equity ot redemption in the
same.
Tbe said Robert Reed, defendant, residieg withont
this State, so that a subpoena cannot be served upon
him : It is Ordered, that be be required to appear on
tbe first day of tbe nest stated term of said court, to
be held at Rutland within and lor the county of
Rutland aforesaid, and make answer thereto, and for
that purpose tbe complainant shall cause to be pub
lished in tbe Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland, the
ubstance of said petition, with this order, three
weeks auceessively, the last ot which to be at ieait
twenty days previous to the commencement oi said
term, which shall be deemed sufficient notice.
Dated at Rutland this 13tb day of December, A. O.
1861
F. W. HOPKINS, Clerk
FATBTPOTTBJt, Solicitor. U-3w
PnOBATE C0VRT.
THE Probate Conrt lor tbe District at Rutland
for the ensuing year, will beholden at tbs olhoe
in the Rutland 8avingi Bank, ia Rutland, on th
first and tlurd Tweedayi ol each naewssa, saaept !
first Tuesday, ef Marc. "dAW. J.-re.
RjttlniJ. Dec S, IMF '