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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
ID Z D..

In North Clarendon, Dec 20, Mr.. Ira Hatch. aged
"a years.
In Pittsford, Jan. 4, DIR. X. Winslow, aged 80
years.
In Pittsford, Dec. s, 1860, Gideon Dyer, aged 20
years after a long anu distr, ssing illness.
The three score years and ten of his pilgrimage
spent in usefulness and piety. He for many
years consistent member of the NJ +. Church much
of the time in office, which he filled to the satisfac
ton of all lie has left large circle of friends to
his loss but they have the that his
bark Is safely moored in Il heavenly port " where
sickness, sorrow pain and death are felt and feared
no more
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
NJ Ar RI ED 4.

In Clarendon on the Goth ult., by Rev. NJ. Il. eros
yenor Mr.. George A. w hite, of Boston, Mass to
Miss Lorraine c. FLANDERS, OF Clarendon.
In Wells, Jan. l, by Rev. William ii Hull, Mr.. j
c. Patch, to Miss Malyina I. Culver, both of Wal
lingforG
In Mt Tabor, Jan. 8, by l.. r. Howe, Esq, Mr.
Henry j. Baker, of Mt. Tabor, to Miss Marian ,
Williams of Dorset
Jan. /, at the house Of the brides mother, Mr.
Croker j. Cliff, OF Whitehall, n. Y, to Miss Mary
Jane Buxton OF Mddletown, Vt.
At Benson, Jan. 8, by the Rev, L. n. Howe, Mr..
Mosely f. King to Mrs. Jane L. Kellogg, all OF
Benson.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

FOREIGN ITEMS. - Peace between the
Allies, England and France, and China, was
concluded on the Goth OF October, the rauf-
cations exchanged, and the Allies evacuated
Pekin on the 5th OF November. The Empe-
ror was expected to return Immediately.
The Russian government profess to have
authentic intelligence that the missing Eng
hsh and French prisoners in the hands OF the
Chinese had all been massacred.
France had succeeded in inducing the bel
hgerents TO suspend hostilities before Gae ia
order that negotiations for a surrender
might be entered upon. But these negotia-
iIons had failed, and the commandment was
10 be recommended. The Frech fleet Wa,
soon expected to leave Gaeta. terLo was
stIil IN state OF Instruction.
It's stated that Turkey has requested Ma,
pOleon to withdraw the French troops from
oyaria.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

DISEASES OF OLD AGE.--As man approaches his
allotted three score and ten years the vital powers
begin to fail; stimulens of yarous kinds used
strengthen the naturally failing ~ stem, such
wines, bark &c Instead of those let the aged Keep
up the supply of the true engineering element iron
by the PERUVIAN SYRUP which offers protoxide
of that metal remedy for immediate absorption.
Rev. p. c. Headley says: "A relative, who had
reached the decline of liie"' completely PROSTATE
with pleuritc attacks, which had for years returned
with the cold and exposure OF d changing climate
gives her testimony to the value of Peruv Syrup
removing entirely intense pains, and invigorating
her system to a degree none who knew her expected
any remedial agent could accomplish in her behalf
could add striking Cases of similar benefit, il
necessary to do l-2w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
The REIGN OF TERROR BEGUN.-The
Albany Evening Journal has the following.

HE ASEIuN VI 1EkhOh AC
Albany Evening journal has the following
at has been noticed and wondered at that
the South Carolina Legislature and Conven-
ton have as yet devised no means to raise the
money indispensable to carry on separate
national existence, with the exception of the
| Loan of 100000, and that nothing is pub
lished in regard to the takes of that. But
| there is a phase of this matter, which is sed-
ulously concealed from Northern ears and
/ eyes. Ii is beginning to leak out now, through
private but reliable information, that mer-
chants and other men of property are COM
petied By threats Of personal violence to be-
come subscribers TO The State Loan. Some
who were told that unless they paid $1,000
each, their houses would be torn down over
their heads, have paid it and then fled for
their own safety and that of their families, to
cities further North. 1t is also reported, and
there is no reason to doubt the truth of the
report, that a tar has been priUateLy lepied on
Shareholders Of SIG per head for each Stare
owned by them-a tax so onerous that,in some
cases, the slaves will be confscated and sold
IN order to meet it. OF course all this is kept
carefully out of the published news and Off
cial proceedings Those Secret Sessions
which the Convention is daily holding doubt
less take cognizance of these and similar
matters 1t shows to what straits the Seces-
sionsts have already reduced themselves, land
how they are sowing the seed of discomfort
among their own adherents.'
The Washington correspondent of thu New
I ork Times confirms the above
learn from Charleston that the proposed
State Loan OF 100000 is already parceled
out among the wealthest men of the State, |
mainly in Charleston and that each one is ex-
faEtf ts,.,, 1, s,,l,,.
OF being considered disgfected. 1t will be
forced loan as thoroughly as was ever any
loan during the French revolution or during |
the chronic revolutions of Mexico. The truth |
is, the secession movement is in the hands of |
the mot, and the planters, merchants, and |
other men OF substance are powerless against |
them"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLLowAYs Pills AND Observation-Disclosures for
for the MIlion.-By recent enactment OF the
French government, these medicines are admitted
free OF duty into all ports of France. They are ex-
fensiEely employed in all the public military hospi
tails throughout the Empire. The Emperor has 81 g.
ihed his appreciation of their virtues in an auto
graph letter, to DIR. Holloway. During the late
wounded at Bresecia and Montechiaro
Sold by all Druggists at 25c-, &c, and 81 per box
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
y E V N Y f A r 5.

IS EV EN Y f \ K )!
The seven year. OF umryalIel success attending tht
| d" COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOClAlIoN- nave
made it household word throughout e''i' f
| of the Country. . , r,,;,,,,;,,, ,,,ar
three hundred thousand bones nav. ti ~ a
preciate-by beautiful WORKS OF ar on lL.eI az
and choice literature on thrirtables the great Oehe
ii t. derived from becoming saDseflGJf; nm.
Subscriptions are now being received III i iH'4" "
| paraileied with that of any previous year.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
| AM, ,,s,sop can become a member by subscribing
tares doirrs. for which sum they WIN recsire ~ \ p
| lst-The large and superb steel engraving ~ %
| inches, entitled >,
" Falstaff Mastering his Recruits.
ad-ope copy. one year, Of that elegantly iiu'irs'
ed magazine, .,,,.,,,-,,,
"a -Four admissions, during the season, to the
% Gallery OF Paintings 5iS Broadway y. l.
I'm sddition TO the above benefits, there wiz De
;xsn TO subscribers As gratuitous premium over
Rive Hundred Beautiful Works OF Art
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The Superb Engraving which eyery snGcf'9gf
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ir or office lie subject is the celebrated scene
SIR Jobn Falstaf receiving, in Justice shallow
;ee the recruits which have been gathered Tor nis
- rsgged Tegimentn II could not be furnished ty
,hs ,1sde for Iess than i've dollars.
The Ar Journal j. too well known 10 ihe NhoIe
eonntry 10 need commentator. 1t is a magnificent
Iy illustrated magazine of Art, containing Essays
stories Poems Gossip, &C, by the very best writers
in America. - , = ~ ...,,...
by mail, with safety, being packed IN acyhndsr,
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bers.
Those RENTING sI5.are entitled to five memberships
md 10 on. extra eng craving for their trouble.
subscriptions from California, the Gsnadas. and
all Foreign Countries, must be 50 ~ instead OF So IN
order 10 defray extra postage, &C
For further particulars send for copy OF the ele
ssutly illustrated ATt Journal pronounced The hand
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Premiums and numerous super engraving Regu'
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howeyer will be sent TO those wishing 10 subscribe
on receipt of IL cents, in stamps or coin.
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.B,-subscriptions received and forwarded b.
A n TUTTLES Agent for Rutland and vicinity
where specimen Engrayings and Art Journal can b
TT. WRIGHT, Castleton n. JKESsSse HYdsyille
and d. II sABIE Wallingford. Z L. Allen, Fan
haysn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

The veteran Gen. Wool is much excited
by the course events are taking, and esPe-
cially by the reasonable management oil the
war department. He does not hesitate to say
that # he had his own way he could crush out
secession in a month. His plan. which he
has proposed to the president, is TO place six
d;snosable companies at Charleston, which
conId be done. he says, in week, and he
would raise the flag of the United States and
.eall for volunteers, and he thinks that If he
Knows anything of the temper of the country
ba would have q hundred thousand men
around him in month. There can be no
doubt OF it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

DRAFTS ON The BANK OF HEALTa.--"All
fof our excesses," says great writer, "are SO
4 many drafts on the bank OF health. accepted and
4 made payable some ten, fifteen or twenty years
81 after date SO with our imprudences, or cul-
pabe neglect of natures laws all have to be paid in
after years of suerngs. Nobody is better aware of
this truth than DR. Phelps Brown. His great panacea
form of Tubercular Consumption, Catarrh, Soar
ness OF the throat, Bronchitis, deep-seated coughs,
hurried breathing, rheumatic and neuralgia pains,
muscular debility or lasstude cold extreInties, spi-
nal irritations, diseases of the kidneys, liver
paint rriated or morbid appetite restlessness de
spondency of spirits, loss of balance in the brain,
dizziness 0fthe head, marasmus or a wasting and
consumption OF OF the vital fluids and the muscular
and nerve tissues.
Invaids who troubled with any form of the
above mentioned complaints, may be easily and
successfully treated by DR.. o. Phelps Browns =
Remedies The Acacan Balsam is sold at 50
per large bottle and may be obtained of
POND MORSE,
24w Sole Agents
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

s,R JAMES CLARKE's FEMALE PHI Is This well
known medicine is no IMPOSITION, but sure and
safe remedy for Female Dificultie and oostructons
remedy they contain nothing hurtfui 70 the constl-
fntinn TO married ladies it Is peculiarly suited. 1t
will in short time, bring ON sthe meotniy perioos
with regularity. nss,.. 5s.ao ~ the
agent ......,.,,,,s ;sne,osed To anv
antborized agent will ensure bottle containing
aver 30 pills by return mail Jan isss
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

stTBE STAFF OF LIFE" The sense ofthis sentence
is generally applied to bread; but when the indis
pensable commodity is made with common Saleratus
the staff OF Death. If honseEeepers would always
use james Pyles Dietetic Saleratus, their bread
ence might with propriety read life itself For sale
at all the groceries Depot, 345 Washington Street
New ork Sold by grocerS everywhere
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
ASTHMA CURED.

Morristown, Aug. 80, 1857.
DIR Baxter-Dear Sir:-I have been severely AZ
dicted with Asthma for more than 70 years sno Tor
months .u succession have not been able 10 ie IN
bed and enjoy a regular nights rect, and some days
would not be able 10 walk from the house 10 the
barn a distance of i've or sin rods. About year
AGO purchased two bottles Of DR. Whites EltNir.
l,Tetafed By you aud commenced taking accord
mo 10 directions andiam happy 20 say found imme
diate relief-and with very few exceptions have had
nv regular nights sleep ever since
~ Yours truly,
AFRAID BAKER.
PRICE. rs CENTS PER BOTTLE,
Sold by r. {. Lewis, Pond Morse and Mason
Cheney and All dealers in Medicines Manufactured
~ IA. BAXTER, NJ. d,
~ Iygmis Highgate, VT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

WHERE'S ALL THE MONEY Can any body tell
where all the small change has gone? Some say the
the tin torpences and crossed quarters But good
deal of the change, we surmise, has gone to--for
Bryaa,s Pulmonic Waters, They cure your cough,
sore throat hoarseness and colds, in very sudden
manner Is sents box jan
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

ssrRin.
CAMBKIDGE CATTLE MARKET. -

At market 65G Cattle, about 800 Beeyes and III
stores consisting OF working oxen. COVE. and one
twO and three years old
Prces-Market Beef-Extra $3.50 n 10; frstqual
ity $500 900; second quality 1913 a 900; third
quality $3.50; ordinary quality -, IS.
WoTkiHg Orsn-S75 IS Il $50 per PAIR.
Cores aad Ca!rss-S25, 40. a Co
YsGriiRgS-S
Ttco Years Old-SI0 10.
Three Years Otd-S1i Is
S4.epant Lan,bs-275e at market Prices in lots
Sl,50- $50. Extra and Selection S287 262
4 6 90 or DC per b., live weight
HdsS, &c per ID. TaHote, 6! a &C. PsIsy, 75c
a SlO0 each. CaLf SKINS, 10 lie
Remarks-reere was about the same number Of
cattle as last week, Not many buyers present and
sales dull Prices for the best quality unchang ed
here were more Sheep oan last week, Prices with
out chance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

DR. BaxteT-DsaT Sir:-My wife has used DT
& Whites Elixir. prepared by you, for Lung co'a
rIaiuts with which she has been affected for several
Sear. aud has found IL all that II Is recommended %
l.. SOM Of our nsighbors have also used II with
much benefit Think ii one of the best medicines
for Lung complaints that 1 have ever found
JAMES e. HOUGHIOA, Cong Minister
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

TINE the true teSt,--EKPERIENC .Ae best CTatde.
AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.
For Coughs Colds and Consumption and ali Pui.
monary complaints, dse the VEGETABLE FULaONA-
Ky BALsAd, which has maintained its hign Eeputa-
ton Tor nearly forty years. aud is recommended by
many o: the most eminent physicians AMI sttsnasH
Tue country among whom ReY. josiah Itch,
faIIai Rev DR. Ly man BescheT, New ork the late
froi. Leonafd Woods, Andoyer IheOIO gicai Semina-
~ l.. T. thompson, former Secretary OiSta.e, VT;
DIS. Merrill, IerTy Abel, Parker Berry, and many
others by the Press anu by the largest and oldest
dealers in drugs and medicines in the United States
aud Canada.
Extracts IRON letters received from Physicians.
90 with confidence recommended uperior to any
other preparation Tor the above complaints" 1t has
asuperio.Ity over every kind medicine used, and
has been used tor lung complaints with wonderful
success II am satisfied ii Is valuable medicine.
1t Is safe convenient, and very efhcacious medI-
clne' II omy knowledge, II has never disappointed
the reasonable expectations OF those who have used
IT." II Confidently recommend its ia all com
plants OF the chest, equal IL not superior, any
other medicine within my knowledge Oh ali the
principal remedies used for coughs, am satisfied
yours IS the BEST ana hope il viii be better known
and more generally used" Il have prescribed your
Ualsam, aud regard ii the valuable and efec.
tive remedy within my knowledge"
Price small size, 50 cts. Large size, 81 Becare-
iul to get the genuine, which Is prepared only by
RED, CU iLkR d Co. Boston, ana sold by dealers
GENERALLY 456m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
CONSUMPTION CURED, If TAKEN
IN SEASON

West Alburgh, VT, July p ls5s.
sHDr BaNter-Sir - have much reason 10 believe
That thYoug the blessing Of GOd, your kliEir cd
nr from confirmed pulmonary consUmption
DAVID MARVIN.
Minister OF the Gospel
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

Fort Ann, July 25th, 1860.
have used Dr. Whites Elixir in my family, and
found it to be a reliable medicine for Group, Coughs
and Colds. H. II fAh1oh'
Fort Ann. July 26th, 1860.
DR. Baxter,-Dear Sir: have used DIR. w hIte S
my family in severe Colds and Lnng Anec-
tions, and have always found it reliable medicine
in all the diseases for " hich it is recommended
JOHN GILLET, Jr.
Fort Ann, July 26th 1860.
This may certify that have used Dr. G. White s
Elixir in my family for Coughs, Colds and other
Tunr fectjops and found ii very valuable medi-
cine / can most cheerfuly recommend II to others
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
BLOOD FOOD!
BLOOD FOOD.

10 all suffering from consumption, incipeut or
confirmed, or from debility OF any kind 0. from
mental or nervous PrOstratCn, brought on BY any
cause from scrouls complaints or from diseases
OF the kidneys bladder ana ladies suierink any
OF the many distressing complaints their LA
bic to, and " hlCh eLgeuuer Consumption, the
Is l. y y ID + o y ID
Is oheTed certain aad ystIabit rsn3sIy Differing
every particular from patent medicines OF the
day, It Is chemical combination OF IRON. SUI
FHUK AND PHOSPHORUS, OF very great worth.
and many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony
to the benefits ii has conferred on them.
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New ork
are the sole prOprIetOT OF the article and have in
con- equencs OF fraud upon the public changed the
color O the outside wrapper from red TO yellow
increased the size OF the bottle to BE very
cautious in buying to that the fac slmle OF their
signature Is on the outside oithe wrapper, all 9th.
are counterfeit A llty
EZ~See Advertisement.
For sale by Pond * Morse Rutland Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

pJ- The man whose constant aim is t. make him
self useful TO his fellow is later
nized. As public beneractor, prejudice may oper-
ate against him for while, but the cloud will soon
dispense and things be in their true light Thus
it has been in the OF the Julian Mills -four Pre-
judice for short time warped the judgment ofmany
but the fact of of its superiority apparent
prejudice compelled to yield to conviction.
And now but few think themselves we'll prepared
for living happily and enjoying health aud happiness
without barrel of Julian Mills flour in the house
Those who desire handsome, white and palatable
bread will call on Mr.. Chester Kingsley, who IL
agent at this place for Wing x Morgans flour.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
Iunbrldpe. N. Msreh u. -

IunbTldge, VI, March u, IsDJ
DT. Baxter, Dear Sir know the benefits Of usi1g
Or Whites Elixir by my wife, some 81 my children
aud neighbOrs In cases OF Coughs, Colds Group
aud Atlma il has proved very beneficial, aud those
,yho have used Il would not be without II on any
.nt,.iIsratioD JOSEPH MARSH,
Congreg atiOna Minister.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
MEDICINAL.

This Elixir has been extensively used thrOug hOuf
most ofSew England and Canada the last Elk YEAR,,
and wherever introduced hss given universal ssts-
faction.
II loosens the ughtest Cough.
II causes the patient TO raise freely.
II cures the Group Immediately when given IL
season
IL relieves the worst cases Of Asthma Al once
Ii siays fever and pain and produces rest al night
Let all PARENTS who have children subject 10
GROUP procure bottle OF this Elixir once, and
keep il the house ready 10 give A. menEs warn
ing
Read the following evidence from some Of the
most prominent citizens Of Vermont