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MORNING LINE TO PEEKsKILL-THE
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gers III listings Dobbs Ferry, Tauytpwn, Sing
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

S precisely what is Il, me Indicates for. while
pleasant the taste. IL rev sit Ing. eNla TajiuE
and Strengthen Ing to fhe Vi al power, and at The
anne time revieitr- reiatate@ AID ~enS"s tie D.ooa
in all IT. on2Ra p"dt' ana 't"- a. once re- %
ease l. il The Only rrrp# "f'o e1tF "HFT ru 70 iI'
world chcucallt and ~El'jtnl}y combined a. 20 Be
the most powerful tonic and vt 80 perfectly anared
20 ar ~ t'r'ct "fr"r41tc' "+E m @"' ar ""'.t
ant reeok.yi storaca, and tone w the
digestive organs, and II"y all nervous aud other iFl
tations j Is also perfectly t%llaiauhE ana al ne
Sarne time i is composed entirely Of vegetables aud
those thoroughly combining powerful tome ana
soothing proper les and consequent: can never III
inrp Snch remedy has long been felt TO be desid
eratum in the medical world, for ii needs medical
skill or kno,ledge even that debility follow
ali attacks - diseage. and indeed lays the system
omen to the u>idiOus Gtacks OF many the Hlost Ia
~ arrh fC4 ovamplp az the following: Consumption
Rronchiti Indigestion Dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite
Faintnes4 Nervous IrrItahillity, Neuralgia FaIPlta
ton Of the Heart. Melancholy, hypocohoTia' N'Eb
cases 50 fc4rfuil fatal il unattended TO IN time
called Feano.s Wakaesses au3 hrsgn!orlt''s
Also Liver Deraugcmeutt or 10 putty. aH1
} ivar C0nt!aints ana Disease OF the h1dneyr
ScaIdln4 or Inc0ntiueuce OF the Urine or any
general derangemeut of the Urinary pT2ahs. am IL.
the back. side and between the shoudeI7 pr al1posl
ton TO slight cold. Hacking aud continued Cou&A
Emaciation, Difficulty Of breathing, and indeed We
might enumcrate many more STILL bai We a' S 1
inc ChIis and Fever. but prevent all attaehe aFIh
frGYn Niasma,ic Influences. and the disease al
nnce il already attacked AND IT acts direct y ana
consistently upon the hillary system, arousihg me
Liver to action, promoting in act al me eHGFt'toLe
and gecre lions OF the sstem, it Will InallDIy pr
vent any deleterious consequences borrowing uFoL
change of climate and wateri hence al tfaVeiers
should have a bottle with them, and All 'nood tahe
q table spoonful at least before ea!lnE, as IL pr
vents c0stiVeuess strengthens the dgestIEe organs il
should be in the hands of all persons OF Se'ehAIy
habits, studentR, ministers, literary men. anu 81
/ ladies not accustomed to much out door exercise
should always it. II they will they VIII ma ah
agreeable, pleasant and eciant remedy against lhoae
iIIs which rob them oftheir beauty for beauty can
not exist without health. and health cannon exist
willie the above irregularities continue. Then again
! tIu 0r6i * g Mothers d
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

An ,perirut ami Stomachic preparation of IRON
purified of Oxygen and Carbon by combination il,
Hydto-cu sanctioned by the highest Medical Au-
thOre-, Horh ia Europe and the United States, and
prescribed iI their pr Cticc
Tha experience OF Thousands daily proves that no
propagation of Iron can be compared whit. Impu
rite, Of the hlood depression OF vital energy, pale
and otherwise .icky c0mpeXiOns indicate its ueces
stv in almost every con- eiyable case.
Iuu0&I0us in all rnU!adirs in which II has been
tried il has proved absolutely curative III each OF the
following comulaiuts viz:
IN Btt,b:y. N,rrOn> 4H.ry0aS, EU3oci alton. DgS0sp
''I. toHSrp130H, D'aUaTH, Dg0ntsry, thrtprnt Con
tpDy''0H, S-rotno"S Ip3.rcWo"S, SAT- RhfHn, 3hS
ricHvrWaUoH, WlrS. tnlorosj,, LirtT Complaints.
'7on'c If" t1CN, RH'tnh4h>". i"tr" 'itsHi FSr*rS
'yHItt> tp Fars s.
In cases OF General Debility, whether the result
acute dstasr, or OF the continued uimnuuon OF neT
yous and muscular energy from chronic complaints
one trial OF he restorative has proved successful to an
extent which no Description nor written attestatiou
would reuu"r rr di1Ir IH"aii- so long bed-riddeu
ag have. tt. furwOtfo.. their {EHbUT-
hoods, have ~uddrhl" E."|Hta'i U the busy W"tW
o. J"-t '"'-'"r" 'n w 0trtcted travel ~ distant
aur.tn OF ienu -uitvrar- ruacit"U victims Of al
paE,ut maTaeulu-. >au@.Iilr''- exhaustion. crncs
ct4n,c- and that complication Of nervous ami d} -
gppc air and exercise for which the ply
slcuu ha- name
Ia Nrrsou, Affection OF all kinds uui for reason.
am.laT 20 all medical men, the operation of TINS
epHTatiOn of iron must necessarily be salutaTy. tor
unlike the old oxides, II is vigorously tonic, without
beng exciting and oyerheating; and gently, regu
AIRY aVrrieut. even in the most obstinate cases Of
,ostytue-e without ever b"ing gastric purgative or
udlcuHg ~ di-aErerSble sensations
Ii i- Tins batter property among others, which
maxi SO remarkably ettc and permanent
tneGs tor P.s upon a. ch it also appears TO exert
distinct and -Iecihc action. hv dispensing the local
sndeuc} which forms tt''}n
IN D,1pep,it. suuDutrrablr.- are its causes sin
th"z OF tHrtr thal' ,a'r Pills Ina, often -utiiced
arthr most habi'ual n..... including the attendant
Ia uucAccNod DIarhna. v9-n "uen advanced to
.-rateIt. ''uhrm.H ona'cl"t1'-. aud apparently
aAsta' 10" "itrrl- h4t' bee" equally decisive ANA
lu rov ... ,la- .o-, 81 a,-h atr ,tret ,th. delhi,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

Bennington, Vt Oct. Is, 1864
DR.. BAxTER-Dear SRI wish TO express to 70
and 10 Others that / have used DR.. = g. Whites
Elixir in my family, and have found il to be the
BEST medicine for ughs, colds and hOarsapess that
We have ever used. can confidently recommend N
to all who may need lung medicine that IL will do
more than recommended. We Eeep it By US an the
tune, ana many others IN this vicinity have used 1t
win the best effect Yours respectfully.
MAkY GRAHAM
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
READ READ !! READi!l
THE WONDERFUL CURES
READ !
Manchester, VT.

=, ManChesfer, VI, Oct % 1888.
2 My son, OF eight years old, was tasen violently
with the Group, and received immediate relief bx
taking one teaspoonful Of Dr.. y. q Whites Pulmo-
LarJ hA4AH' r.. Nj. COOK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
90 single bottle OF sHALDlNG'S PRHit Ah ~
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES

,Co,,O0Yy, DISPATCH
TIA STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE. IL
aao;,,or+s will bannen. oven in well regulated
"a? 80 - - 80 dasFtbe ID have some cheapand
Convenient way for repairing Furniture, 10
Crockery, &c. .
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
AFFORD to be without it. 1t is always ready an4 up
to the sticking point.
uUSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
IN. B-A Brush accompanies each Bottle Pic
Is cents. .asr.as
HENRY G.. SPALDING,
No As Cedar Street New YORK
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

81 Granville, ". Y, Nov 3. 1880
2 DR BAXTER-Sir:-I have used Whites Elixir for
the last three year, and know that it positive and
sure cure for the Group and Asthma
JOHN STUART.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
Panton, VI. Jan. 2

Pantoh, Vt, Jan. ~, 1865.
Dz. BAXTER White Elixir is an IN tailing rem
edy for the Asthma have used it and 6nd it great
blessing; 1t has relieved when all other mod
clhes have failed Yours truly,
4. J. SMITH
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g. 9. ". Il CLARE. 0r-at FaLls. \. Il.
MRS. WILSON'S
C OCO AN u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs wilson's Half Dressing is put up IN large bottles
and reaiIs 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair # any person. Young old there is not is equal
world It will make The hair everything you wish IL
10 be and moreover, it has perfume that is Infinitely
superior Ia any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should entitIe it place
every lady's toilet table.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

DR.. BAxTER--Sir:-My wife il troubled With ths
Asthma she finds nothing that gives her reliefliks
DR.. n. o. Whites Elixir
II COOPER
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

Use the Regenerstor before retiring at night, and
IN the morning apply little OF the Dressing and
hair will be more lfelike in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations, and
use according TO directions and warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry VIII
son & Co, Manchester n. Ii ito whom al letters should
be addressed.
POND & MORSE. Whoesale and Retail Agents
for Rutland county.
DeaIer- can b. supplied by tie dozen at The loves
market prices Oily
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CAUTION

AS certain unprncipled peraons are atemptlas 51
PnP R RI "a GLUE would caution all i
to examine before purchasing and see that the i4'
name x -
Uz-sPALDING's PREPARED GLoE,-1
ison the outside wrapper; ell Others are Swin1Ivs
cOunterfeits.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

NhVehaII, July z, 1850
have used DR.. Whites Elixir more or i-ss for the
last three year, in nay family Ny wife before using
the Elixir. has been 20 bad with cold and hosrse
nes- a. TO BE- unable 20 speak Iou~ for or thres
month The Elixir cured her st once. We have
aIways found it sure cure for coughs. colds, Go ,
and wsud not be without ~ or 8uf accauut
; " FhLk ESBURY.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR,
The Regenerator is put up in two sizes. and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
Who wants a Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

Please read few certificates from the following reIia
BILE and we'll known people
MEssRs. HEHRY P. Wusos & Co-My wife is now
using your Regeneration the hair and pronouuces it
far superior TO anything she for the hair 1t
easily applied does soil in the easthas disagree
able odor increases the growth Of hair prevents it fall
ing off, and often the headache | forward YOU
TIM certificate unsolicited. because think an article
that will do what your Hair Regeneration viii, should he
widely known. think it is the best article for the hair
no" IN use. Respectfully, &c,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, Newburyport. Ms
~ IKE the Hair RegeneTator and Dressing ,ery
much REV. GEO. W WooDlSG, Hartford, Ct.
Il nhesttattngty pronounce 1t an invaluable ayti-
Gle from the affect my oVn heat "
5. A HILL, wife of Rev. Henry Hill, Mauchester,N Il
1T rendered my ha,r soft and glossy"
NIEor FAkRAR, Saratoga Springs, y. \.
~ feel confident that II OPERATES as dye, but
10 restore the roots 10 their natural healthy state"
REV. &. NJ. KELLoG, Nashua, y. II.
81 most cheerGui{y recommend it to all pen sons"
REV. c. RUSSELL, Littiet N, n. II.
November l.
ME~sRs. REsRT P Wnsos & Co: l have no hestaaey
in saying. in my opinion, Mrs Wilson's Hair Regeuera-
and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations
in use. siall continue them with pleasure
Raw. II. IL HAkTWKLL, Lawrence Mass
November.
MgssKs. HEsRY p. wusox K Co: have used your
fa5r Ksgenersor and Hair Dressing an! lave received
great benefit from them. d-eu the articles worthy q
high oonneBdaton, and chserfaiIy recommend them
all who want to restore gray hair to is original color
any who troubled with dandruf disag able
itching Of the head humors, TO those whose hair 10
REV 6 ". II CLARK Great Falls. n H
Messas- HgxaY P, Wilson s. Co: I deem Mrs VIII
sons Hair Regeneraor Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations have, Ia many IN
stances known them restore the hair where II had
fallen IL dandruf restore he hair 70 It's original
coIor entirely the most painful headaches-snd
some instances serious humors Personally have
been q sharer in several Of these benefits
Rev. HENRY HILL, Manchester. n. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-10
TIE VERY LATEST NEWS.

LONDON, April Is, 1901
The London Observer learns at the last moment, that
the conservative leaders assembled at Lord Derby have
resolved upon pitched battle aud regular party dv
sion before the week is out.
PARIS, April 81, 1861
The Paris papers publsh dispatches from Naples dated
gath inst asserting that several provinces in state
OF usurrecion and that martial law had beea proclaim
ed in the Abfuzzi, Civta and the Basllcate The dis
turbances in the latter provinces are said be most
serious The dispatches that numerous exc
cutions had taken place at Verona The Inhabitants Of
the village of Rasele having offered the soldiers
set fire 10 their houses The mountaneers exasperated
at the conduct Of the troops joined the bands OF nsur
gents. Engagements had taken place at Moneverdo in
which the soldiers Of the Italian army we're repused
Fears entertained by the government that ban
OF Insurgents might attack the regiments which were
stationed along the chain of the Appe1ines Dstur-
Dances provoked by the Garibaldians Calabra mad
also taken place at Cosenza Reinforoemenls had been
demanded from Turin.
The Paris Paie OF this ing says that the assertion
that the French army is to quit Rome s unfounded
France remains at Rome not only to insure the security
Il the Holy Father but because her presence insures
peace to Italy by permitting her to continue her in
ternal organization and the development OF her in
sttrtens. The departure Of the French from
Rome would leave the belligcrent parties in
presence OF each other, and would, within short time,
bring about conflict between Austria and Pied noat 1t
s for this that all tho Powers, with England
their head Sec without regret the prolongaton
occupation Of Rome which is likewise ieril>ded by
fgous interests
The PAS of this evening says a despatch received
here announces that Francis H. will shortly quit Rome
Another despatch states the contrary
ROME, via MARsEuIEs April %, 1861.
The garrison OF Rome being relieved BY other French
troops The Pope. in receiving tho French General
mont, eulogized General Guyon Numbers u peasants
from the Marches and Umbra taking refuge in the
Pcn.bcal territory in order to cyade tae levy for the
Italian army.
PARIS, April 1850 l.. NJ
Bcurse buoyant Renes closed Is TO- or cents higher
than vest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-10

-canadian hour was nrmer, aud in good demand from
the trade the sales embraced about 900 b3ls closing
at IS p So the latter figure for extra brands South
ern -four was less active while prices rmer
caly for good 10 choice extra brands the sales
about SEQ bbls closing within tho range OF the above
figures Rye was steady at quotations, with sales
ofo loo eo Corn a meal asov was steady Th sales Of
good request, chiefly for export; common and
medium grades were lower, while good TO ch,cc
1876 900 bushels, a. 81 5oa 81 90 for white Michigan
y 4oas, ~ tor white Western 81 Ss for white Csfor
MA Al IS for red Jersey III 81 81 % for amSw soored
Michigan 81 10 ~ 20 for Chicago spring; vi 2ika
81 "a for Milwaukee CLUB; 81 IS 81 IS for red state and
~ 70 for amber coloed Wisconsin Corn agaa heavy
and lower, while the sales embraced 60 900 bushels at
sc CSC FOR old Western mixed, delivered 67c for old
round yellow roc for fair white Southern and $50 CO.,
for unsound Western. Rye was in fair request, with
sales OF 800 bushels OF state AZ CSC Barley was s.e,dy
sale Of 600 bushes OF State made. at SIS, Barley
malt was nominal Oats were firm, and IN fair dem and
with sales or Western and Canadian ut 3sc 80 and
Of state at IS e 3ic.
oortrE was quiet and s,les light, included in which
100 bags 81 Domingo at ne, $50 do. Muacaibo al
l3c lsc 500 do. Jamaica al l3c and 200 mats Java
a, l6tic
CorroS.-The market opened without change of mo
men in quotations while the sales embraced about 500
bales closing nj l3ic 1870 After the receipt Of the
Africas news holders rmer In thor views though
no transactions were reported
FRnGHTs Rates were hrmcr, and the enhanced views
Of ship tended TO check engaeemcNts 10 LAYER
pool about 900 bushels OF wheat were Engaged IA
bulk and bags at I'd 81. Flour vas nj "a cd To
london -four was engaged at Is. I'd. vessel was en-
gagcd to load with wheat, bags At ga ITO Hamburg
For Cork and marka IL I'D a I'D. offered for
grain and refused
HAy.--1he shipping demand quite limited aud the
market was heavy at Csc 50c. good qualities FOR city
use, were firm at s5c. g0r.
MoIAssfs "A sale OF go bids, Cuba 5ayei was made
al loo, and $50 Port Rico at 90.
NAVAL SroKEs.-A sale Of 900 bbls rosiu waa
niadeeat 81 20 per $40 lbs delivered SPIRITS were nrm
and nominal al 75c n soc.
Provisions --Pork--rhe market was heavy and closed
al easier rates Tie sales embraced about $50 bols
Al &1I 80 q fiI 20, and at sic 15 Beef was In fair
demand, with salee OF 400 bills at 50 80 S1 25 sor re-
packed and Of &l SO f2 80 for extra Cut meats
6rm, while bacon was steady. Lard was firm aad gsoi
demand, With sales Of 500 bbls at oIc a exc, In
Guiding 400 do 70 arrive al ESQ and 200 kegs al 1850
Butter and cheese w.re in fair denaud ami prices
altered.
Rcx,-ss,ce Of 100 casks were made at SIC aexc.
900 bags East India at p, T., aud 800 DO. 10 arrive,
al p I.
SucARs-The market was arm, with sales OF about
1000 hhds chiefly Cubas, ranging from st,c aec, aud
A37 thds Melado At pit
WBsssz was Qalei asd sa'ss were limited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-10

The mails from Calcutta 10 march 70, aud Hong Kong
March is, had reached England is news Of
interest additional to that already received by telegraph
Freights az Calcutta were drooplpg despach OF the
2s,h quotes dead weight to London at 65s. T0s The
prospect tor the next indigo crop was bad Exchange,
rs ID for first class credits
Business at Hong Kong rather animated
Rice had advanced rs per cent
Dir AcOck the British representative at japan had ar
ranged all difficulties with the goverameat, and had re-
tu' ned to Ieddo by invitation He aud the French Minis
ter received there the 81 March with due
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-10
Nestern Enafgrants.

The Bremen bark Neptune arsiTed A. Baltimore lat5
Sunday Afternoon May win some two hundred emf
grants Their destination the far West, and they
spprehepsiye that they would be unable 70 get or
account OF the trouolous times but Mr. Hidebrand,
the emigran agent for the Baltimore and onio Railroad
Company informed last evening thai had
been made by which they would oil pass over that road
today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-10

The London 77ass says stated as certain that the
French occupation OF syria win the 9Th OF June
~ already agreed upon aud additional transports arc un
der orders FOR the to take back the troops
The Emperor, the 25th ut, reviewed division OF
cavalry ct iongohamps.
The Paris Pats denies the truth OF the reports (stared
n the fndsidcncc Biys) respecting the removal OF the
papacy TO london.
The French government said to be ayerse 20 the an
ncSation of Hayti 20 Spain
The Bourse the 18TH was animated ant higher
Nentes c'osed at 6s.fb
The Opirione Nahonole. OF Paris In very bold art ole
urges the Emperor u abandon his hesltatUr ana m
biguous policy at Rome and hin that Rome il the
centre of conspiracy against the empire From forty
thousand pulpts and as many c1nfessDna,s words Of
hatred are daily openly Illuminated or secretly whispered
oreanhm, which yet remsins Ia possession Of mos, OF
the higher Offices, IL raising lite head and preparing for
seton Two hundred and city thousand Aussrians are
narsed beweeB Venice sYd Verona AMI Germany IL
cd with regard to Poland, gu atiocIous policy which
draws her TO Austria and esirinzo h from
France
The Paris papers state that the Bank or France had
taken into consideration two propose which had been
submitted T. ii BY parties 10 alnopie aud Toadol
These proposals said TO offer necessary guarancss
a. enable the two great houses OF Msrsees wAch have
lately suspended payment, to resume business
The same papers state that the aspect Of 6nsnCa
aRFs bal improved al Marseios AMI aid that several
bankers Of London and Paris had assistance scvo
raj important Greek h)usee
ca the subject the london burma rcpresan that
cordial @ operation OF capalsis had taNon pace with
yew Of surmounting the financial d.lcllties or the
Cree, drmg. II s understood that the Bank Of Eagland
a,d The Bank of France we're acting together With t6is
object.