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CONGRESS-.

FROM WAsHINGToN.-Th bill prohl5-
ting the issue of The NOES of the late Uni
ted States Bank was passed tosa third read
ing IN the Senate on Saturday, by the
string vote Of 27ioI4.
The Duel Committee Of the House re-
ported on Saturday. They recommend
the expulsion Of Mr. Graves, and strongly
censure Messrs. Jones and Wise-the lat
ter particularly. 49,. -
- TUESDAY. Apr. oath.
SENATE.-The bill to establish a pen,
sion agency al Montpelier. Vermont, was
opposed by Mr.. HUBBARD, who pre-
santed a letter to him from the Commits,
sioner on Pensions adverse. to the object,
which was read. ..4.
Mr., PRENTISS said. that inintroduc.
ing The bill he had been Influenced by
motives Of public accommodation, and IS
EpeciaIly BY regard to the convenience
and interest of that class Of patriotic and
lmeriiorious persons who were enjoying
the libeiaIiiy and beneficence Of the Gov
eminent The bill had been reported by
The Committee on Pensions AT two. oil
three successive sessions, and he had hop
ed that no opposition would be made 10 il
The committee, had not acted upon tbs
supposed narrow and arbitrary rule, tba
no more than two pension agencies shonl'
he established in any State They had a
different ZINES reported bills establishing
additional agencies. thongh these bills. 70
the want Of time. had not been finally aei
ed upon. - 80
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MARRIED..

In Barnet, by B. Burrows, Timothy t.onwsvof
ST. Johnsbury, to Elizabeth Mason Of Balnti.-.
Also, Josiah Bae elder 10 Sally Keyins = Aiso.
Samuel K: Remick TO Sophia y cush,nst' Of Bar.
both Of BarnsL
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MINISTERIAL PRoTRAcTEDM MEETING.
AT meeting oftbe Ministerial Confer
ence Of the Essex and Champlain Baptist
Associations. February 18th, 1888, il was
unanimously ... ...... ..-~.r 49,. u
Resoleed, That the sec'y of this Con-
ference be instructed to publish request
for all the ministers of the Gospel. in this
region, and all others who cheoseio meet
US IN a Ministerial protfacted prayer con.
ference meeting, to be held at Wsstport,
Essex Co. N. Y, the second Tuesday in
May next, at IL O'clock, A. NJ. ...a -
..- 4. h., r.. JOHN Fl. WALDEN, Ser.
Elizabethtown. n. Y, March l6, 1858.
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~ ALLEN, OEos
Middiebury, April Goth, 1893. ~
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Observation-Disclosures for discuss-
ion his evening-4re the measures taken
By the American Colonization Sociefv,
beneficial to the eolO'ed popnlat.on of he
United States M, KELSEY.
Seq pro. ssn..
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Middlebury, April 10, 1885. !
%Ediors are requested, &c.
VERMONT AxTl-sLAvERY DELroA.

VERMONT ANTl-SLAvERY DELRaA.
TIoN.-To the Fifth Annual meeting
Of the New England Anti-Slavery
Convention which will Commence. nss
session, 10 the city Of Boston, ON Taes-
day, the 2oth OF May next, add will prob
ably continue three days. The obiects Of
this Convention are to give an impulse
to the cause Of emancipation, and exreri-
ence on former occasions has shown its
advantages to have been immense. Dis.
tinguished advocates Of the cause from
different sections OF the country, il 10
expected, will be present and aid in the
deliberations. On no former occasion has
the promise Of interest and importance
been equal to the present A full deieca-
ton from all local societies throughout
New England has been earnestlysoIicited.
In accordance with this request, and
also the more effectualiy to promote the
great object contemplated, the Executive
Committee, at their meeting on the 18th
inst, elected the following gentlemen to
represent the Vermont An,i-SIayerv Soci-
ETY. in the Convention. = ~ = - i
Charles Phelps. Townshend; Mans
field Bruce, Wilmington; E. H. Prentiss.
Montpelier; Jesse Stedman, Chester Tim
othy Goodale. Jan,siea; Ssmuel T. r.
Cheney, Jamaica NJ. d. Miller, Norh
Springfield. : ..- szz Z
In behalf Of the Elk. Committee,
J A. ALLEN, ScGS
Middiebury, April Goth, 1888 49, =
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VI. ANrr-SLAvERY, Cow

VT. ANTi-SLAvERY' CoNVESrieN.
In accordance with a resolution of the
State Society, the first Auti-SIarery State,
Convention will be holden by Divine per-.
mission, in the Union Meeting house, 81
Chester, on Wednesday, the 2sd of May
next Business meeting al 8 O'Clock, and
public exercises at 10 o'clock. A. A. A.
general attendance from all parts of the
State is solicited, especially of all friends 10
the cause. and of all persons who are will
ling carefully to examine the subject 6
In behalf Of the Executive Committee
Of the Vt. A. S. Society. -- ~.,s.; .rr
J.. A. ALLEN, Stsg. Il
Middlebury, April 10, 1885. serr (,
Editors are requested, &c. =. !
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DIED.

e. - - - DIED, .~a*~& =
In Peachafn, loth inst. after a shortbui severe
illness, Jesse Bsily, 6s. >, =. 80
s. In n. York ciiy. Mark +. Field or.nier ) a..
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~ Thank ''MordE,s' for the interesting
description of Turkey, TO be found on the
ifst page Of this paper.
~ Weekly Receipts, when the Editor
returns. 1-r 1-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
TESTIMONY NO. ].

n Leicr from II. +. SHERWOOD, Esq, Of ~ y
DR. ID. 6. Rowland,-Sir About the middle Of July
last, accidentally noticed ~ newspaper the advef'
tisemont of the Ndtciess Sanafire, Tor which pece
ell you agent and which protested TO te soNre'sa
remedy for Consumption
A. my wife was then fast wasting away with tins
dreadful disease aud our family physlcirn was daiy
and hourly anxously endeavorng her health
without stepped TO his house and asked
him he had any objections 10 her taxing this new med
icnc. lie replied, that "he was perfectly Willing th't
Mrs sherwood should take that any other medicine
she should choose but he thought could do no gcod'
her lungs rapidly consuming and no human means
could save her" Still, drowning person will calch
at trawaud the Sanstive being recommended by three
who had used II in their practice, she corsu
led TO give il trial. I sent aud purchased phs,
which she commenced taking three times day, glYn,
free indulgence TO her appetite according TO the ~
rectons BY Pun suing this course she suffered corsd
ably for the first eight ten days, but was shorty nh
TO cat and drink freely, whuu the ea INCONVENIENCE
Within four weeks from her first using the medicine,
her feeble and wasted form began TO put on new sensH
and she has been gaining from day TO day until iht pee
ent moment, 10 the utter asonishmert # our family
physician and friends. She is enjoying coa,ors
bic (thoush not perfect state OF heath, rs able to @ a.
bout house and attend church.
ilrs Sherwood aud myself are 10th fully Of opinion
and all who know her remarkable case, that she
owes her lie to the Sanaivo alone nud as there W
probably many cnnsumpve persons IN the United shtH
who have not yet heard Of this medicine, measure oug
speedily TO be adopted 10 have generally known
| number of persons in this neighborhood u"ld
stand, are taking It Tor other serious complaint WIN E
/ ry great benefit.
think of going to the South. with my family some
! time this fall and IN case do, will proclaim The VIZ
tues Of the Sanative IN that quarter for although on'
of the physicians here actively opposed to IT. DO
sincerely believe IT saved my wife from an oie'"'
grave
II you think this letter will the public goodbye
/ are at liberty 10 publish H.
Respectfully, SC. He. SHERWOOD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
Rheumatism Cured.
GFDR. JEDD'S
Rheumatic .Li,,in,ent !

Copy ora ieaer from Eh Longiey, Jr Esq Of Waterford
Maine.
YNEAR sir hereby certify, that. having been Sc
W veroly afflicted with the Rheumatlsn, ora consd-
cradle lousth ofmc, and receiving no essential benefit
from any other medicine. at length made use of ~ DR
JEBB'S RHEJ.U.47TC LENI.NE.NI, and found al
most immediate relief Aud some months have pass
ID away since have been relieved Of that tedious com
plant; have the strongest confidence in the efficacy OF
and fniucut for the cure 81 Rheumatic affections IN
general. speak not IN lis favor from nay own eNpe.
rcuce alone, several individuals of my own acquain
lance have eroncod the benefit of this truly valua bc
medicine, when other medical prescriptions have failed
TO afford them relief
ELI LONGLEY, in.
Nothing but fair tria can give adequate idea of
its unriyallel efficacy. !. has frequently cured Rhcu-
matte affections Of years standing 10 four and twenty
hours. It is also recommended as one of the best APP
pcatons known for stiffness Of the JOINTS, numhnoss
sprains and chilhains. Price so cents.
! OTPrepNreJ by T. KlDDER 90 Court ST., Boston
sole proprietor and successor to DR. Conway For sale
By his special appointment, by Daniels Ben Rutland
Leri Le,cis, Ueils; adams Warney Il Co, Ludiow.
Nos Oct 3:e6wly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
From the Globe Of Saturday

Support 10 Tho Rssrniag Banks. We ure glad
to perceive by the Albany Argus, that the Execu-
tive and Legislature Of New York are prepared TO
give eficen, aid TO The resumng banks. By the
letter Of the Secretary Of The Treasury, the pub
lie is assured tina: every Legitimate means that can
be exer,cd for the same purpose in the regular &C.
ton Of the General Government. without an aban-
donmcnt Of any OF the principles to which it stands
pledged. will be afforded. So far from feeling the
hostility falsely escribed to II by the Opposition. or
being inclined to take advantage Of tie difficulties
Of the present crisis TO eubarsss the Banks 1t is
not only inclined but resolved 10 favor far il
properly can the audabe efforts Of such Banks, as
are endeayorug to restore the currency to whole
some state
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
Hard Ware.

The largest assortment that ever brou ght into the
country for retail, embracing most urtc.,s that are in
common use, aud some that rather uncommon,-a and
regret that the Printer has enough to particular
doz. Waffle Irons Ioz. Trace Chains. polishcl .
doz 1innd Frying Pans; Butts and Screws of all
Kinds and sizes Norfolk AMI other Latches Nails and
Brads; doz saw NH and Gross Cut saws, all kinds
OF Hand Saws, Back aud Key Hole saws Double aud
single Plane Irons Horse Shoe Iron RuwlenIs shovel,
and Spades; Flist rate shoe makers tools British
Cast steel Mil Files Horse Rasps; Fowler's Augers
anu 1mlets sad Irons Iron Screw pullies Shutters
ana Trays Blasting aud Percussion Powder and c. ps
\ British Scale Beams ana Weights stand Socket and
other Lamps Sash Tools Tenter Hooks, Window
springs, Brass Mails, Paint, White wash Scruhbng and
shoe Brushes, Coffee Nils, Brass Kettles b. Y sckles
Drawing Knives, Hswes' Squares, Knives and Forks,
Butchers Razors and straps, Butchers aud Ferme CHS
seis aud Gouses sheep shears, Pad, Dosk Draw and
Tn Locke Ok TIPS, Japanued surplus Brass Hat Pin
Bllls a1d Blu st1ek.. all .laa. Of Iron anh sieel &c So
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

DEIhou. Apul 7, 1898.
The vote fof Mayor stands ihos "A. $. Porter
(whisl $40 Henry Howard tTOry) sos
we have bad smobg.t us, beautiful cNempii-
hcA,ion e TIE practical ouluy q the sab-Trcasn
" scheme 10 tie h,ghi OF Iluiehiss irom the Land
ofee al iouis. carrying with him $50 600 IN qs'
ti,. Of tho peoples money. We arc bearing a
round with as. IN the shape Of Irredeensble bank
bills the conyne,ng proofs of the excellent effects
OF experiments upon the currency. aud Of the H.
nsneisI experience. wisdom md foresight Of our
legislator The vile trash Of some dozen Of the
45 wild cat banks that under the color OF the
General Banking Law, been Pslmed upon the far
mors nd mechanics Of this STATE, and already be.
como worthless has opened The eyes Of the peo-
pie to the value II sound currency. They will
no ouge, tras, their best iniercs, TO the inkerng
Of few financial empires.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
MAKTHA HINMlNS EsrlrE.

SI4IE OF IEEhONTl MI It Remembered.
Dtiir'ff q tairtarts, o. - ,h-t II q SPECIAL Pro-
e@' I-ln htla 81 rsnItnsy iG sad district ia, On "a,
Of March, 4. 3 lo;l8.
tressnt, iL--NO.F H.4R.NER. J,aess.
80 h'ifu nsu pufporiiug 10 he the ls,t viii ana te.
ls"e"' Of msF.hA Human late q Oswei 10 rai l...
nc. 'tctassl beng ffoteHiel 90 The court here by
J.. Cuiier, he executor therein nau.J h, ,,ot.,,
= " orisr1 ~ I'D court, hat eli Iersoa. concerned
hsie'n b notified 20 appear - ,ss,iob Of ,sl r,,
s = aolAsa 81 ihe iua Of sefsuish Boysfoa Ia ,sl
o'N'l'' 90 We % Jay at Asy nsH,. AM fhs~ esuss
tpg they may have tgssssi TIE tfohs,, ~ -
VII isf ~h'ca FerPo'e IL further crisred a. Coz,
q ms order be pshishsi three wses, saeee,,,., ID
ms hssSl iisfsis priEisd "a Rstssi a, GOO A, n,,
sH MERRILL Et,s.s.
ustsefy,s IA. &ERslLl I. Rs:,ssr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

IT, P-sgav Th+'e . vast Sesi Of P'h
ssd pori 10 she fsliosisg 'e'ala''on.. passed At
the rersa, Yoaas Nee. whr Meeting N Ner
Vera
Rsolrrs That aa ess rlsco 90 confidence 20 ~
sdaoinira'ten wh.ch ssaii5 credit whsle Il - a.
cell r,isisoi by t-ccg Which iedecms ihe pom
zoe 81 Metallic CuucpeS, BY the ,ssue q millions
q issosVrsuNis PsrsA; ~trh y,f,,ufao outlay
By svgmsatiag the sslsfiss Of ofoe Iioldefs' and
v,fer~, pslfOhsrs BY iAc'se''sg the" namscf'
uhicb gives ~ a cheaper snd more Democratic
,y.,su, ~ frsslinE or asNaai orpsad'furt' shiei
focna .. Nth 60 immeuse National Surpiss in ih'
Tre.sury. AID hss tayelrcd ~ ma NATIONAL
DEBT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
TESTIMONY no. 3
"A CerJcae from three members Of The MEDICAL
Profession, IN Germany, Europe


Profession, IN Germany, Europe
We, the undersigned, prsculionors Of mcdidins
Germany, are well aware that by our course mi'
forfeit the friendship Of Of the faculty, but Dg
s benevolent menbers.who ere unnfiucBced by selhA
motives. Though we shall refrain from an cxpre-'i@
Of opinion, either Of the foundnoss unsouoJhn
Of DR. Goelckcs new doctrine, are happy 10 50 wv
dec has Sanauye too valuable not TO he genefsh'
known for what our eyes behold and our ear hear"
must believe.
We hereby state that when DIR Louis Ollon Gocl"r
fret came before the German public the preleg9"
dlscuverer Of a new doctrine aud medicine "
held him the highest contempt, believing and oit-3
pronounoing him 10 be base mposior and the Prioee
quacks. But, on bearing much about the ssnAl'I
against II aud for IT, we were induced, from mouF'i
curiosity merely, 20 make trial Of 10 Tepuled Fiioe W
on number Of our mofl hopeless pntsoej an 4
deem n our bounden duty (even at the ehP.ts'
our 81 INTEREST," publicly 10 acknowledge IT. pishV
Gcscy IN curing not only consumption, but other isn.
malsdies which we inye heretofore believed lLe'i''
Our contempt for the Gscnyerero Of this medicine W.
once swallowed up 10 our utter ss'onshmoHt 81 ~.
unexpected results and no amends lor our abuss -
we Do frankly confess 20 tUC World, that we bfl''' a.
phisuthroPu, who does honor 70 the profession ''-
I our country, which gave hm birth. f,+
The recent aIopuon d iui, medieGe into some o. y
European Hospitsls h. sufficient guaranty ihsi p
irmS al promises Il uoeiod not our testimony
-ybereyeri II j. uted. II is ~ own test wiines',
HERMAN ETMULLkk ~ ~
WALTER VAN GAUTT, ~
ADOLPHUs WERNER ~ -
Gernsny, Dec, TO- 1886.
IL The Doston Poet says the dis'iDsuhhea 49,
Goclieke ~ d. the inventor. ia shout "a Ylsii ms
try ,srh the yes oi establishing heJ-caI
that the Medicine sppesn 10 be working AZ -'
10 America. 70 those which have ss'9t'bes az Tr.~
glfor,sls at the Rgliaot Book Store ~ ~.
ssali. Price $40 pea bosls.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
MATClll.Ess sANATivE.

David s. Rowland, the General American agent la,
this mighty medicine (nveutcd by the immortal Gotl.
ieke OF Germany has great pleasure 10 publishing the
following highly important letter from y tosprciabl,
gentleman In Now York which he has recently received
with many others Of similar Characteristic very VI.
terestng intelligence om several Of his agents especial
ly from Salem, as will be seen bclow-whch togcths,
with the annexed certificate from three eminent Ger.
physicians must forever establish The character Of
the sanetive, as being without parallel in the history
Of medicine.
The unoqualcd reception with which It is met sptas,
more than volumes IN its favor. Already has its list Of
agents IN America, in the short period of three mouh
swelled TO the gocdly number Of
SEFEN HUNDRED MD THENTI.ONE !!t
(mosuy postmascrs) who have voluntarily applied 10,
agencies from different section. Of The country, else
kindly iorwudcd responsible names agents IN ca'o
where ii was uconv Tor them TO that caps.
city new applications arc daily pouring IN from ey
cry quarter.
The General a cnt has just received another nI or.
teucn Of FiFTI THOUSAND PHt.4LS or I'M
S.3NIYIj l., yet hc Is upprchcnliyr, that even h8
large quasty si be swept away by The GOOD OF otlts
from abroad before he shall receive another supply
Many of the gentlemen who write Tor agoucc', having
expressed wish that the sale Of The medicine mlghbe
given exclusively 10 individual in every town, there
will hereafter he hut one Sscn, appointed IN each IN
supplied town aud cty-y2 the Postmaster or some
| person recommended by the Postmaster And as let
tiers constantly being received from nvads IL those
unsuppicd places for single phial each, the to'lma'
tors Of such towns would both benefit themsolycs AMI
greatly accommodate their fellow citizens, by b0Nbg
their names Immediately added to the list Of agents
In where il Is not perfectly convenient TO remit
the "small contingent bin, all orders will meet with A'
same prompt attention f that sum wore forwarded
though it very desirable that agents should con ply
with the terms Of the prospectus far practicable
for the General Agent is responsible ior any deviation
from the established rules.
The General Agent at Boston, will gratefully thank
any Postmaster who cannot act an agent, II he Wi
have the goodness forward him tho of some re-
sponsble Sorekocpcr 10 order that 80 invaluable med
icinc the Sanave proves to be, may have al agen
in every town throughout the country.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Josiah Danhsm, Jr.. cashier Of the lafayette
Bank, charged with the crime Of wilful perjury, in
making oath 10 false return of the state Of the
bank. on the FIRE, Saturday Of September, 1896,
was tried before the municipal court Of Boston, 90
Thursday aud Friday Of last week The prnci-
pal object Of the defence to show tha, the de-
PENDANT was ignorant Of bookkeeping. and consc-
quen,ly could no, have known that the return was
false. The jury were charged on Friday after.
noon, and at v o'clock on Saturday morning re-
turned verdict Of GuiLTY.-Ndt. .1egis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
SIX Goods. sc.

Scarf', Lusttins.. silks. Florence TamboarJ Collars
ChlJrens hkis. ltalbn Cravats Crsvat stfTcncrs ;
Lacets, Feather Fans, Paper do. Cbenee Cord cold
six Braid Flexible buttons Tafea, Gauze. Cap &
Bonnet Ribin; Cora Servings, silk Muslin Chenele
Shawls, "a new artolc Cold Horse Skin Gloves Misses
und Mems Gloves Womens white and blk silk Gum
Elastic suspendeis Suspender Ends Spool Floss =
French Marking Cotton {; Bobbn' Lace Buttons, Fisd
Gilt Buttons, plain do. Waterd Bel! Ribin; Italian
sud India sewinSs; Blk and Common Pins Needles,
&c. &c &c.
Tuscan, Grocian, Cold Brad, Plain Straw, Cot
tage, Split Straw, Cottage, Misses Oriental Tus-
can and shaker Bonuets Sprigs and
Wreaths Palm Leaf Hats, &c. &c.
TailoI's Trimmings of all kinds, a first rate
Dual