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. DOWN Tows MERCHANT.

Having p.sssd several slecplesz nights, disturbed b.
,hs sSonis. and crie. OF . suffering child. and b
coming convinced thai Ms. WlNsLow'S sOoTH
nSa SYRUP WAS juss she artcls needsd. procured
.suIPly for the child On re.Ohins homs, and 20
quainling his wife With what he had doas, she 70
FUSED 70 AaVe administered 70 ths ohild, ~ she
was strongly in favor u HomoOpSiny. Tbsi Might
I've child passed. IN suffering, and tine parents with.
oui sleep. Returning home ins day TO-. swing, Ihs
father found the baby still worse and, while con.
emplAing snotlor Lospls- night shs mo'lor sap
tis, and lsn the father with the enila Du,irg hor
a senos he administered portion OF 1hs soorB-
IEI sYRUP " the baby, and said nothlna. TIA.
uis al ali hands Gsp. we'll and Ihs ntls fellow AS oks
in the morning bright ana harry. The mother was
delshtsd wish the sudden and wonderful change
Snd although 81 nrt offended ~ the deception prao
s,.,d upon hsr hla continued 70 uSs lhs Syrup, and
suffering, crying NAbtA and reStess nishs hAvs
d,..pueared single Irisl ~ the Syrup never ye.
.lled " relieve ,hS baby, aud ovsrooras Aha preju'
dicss Of ths mother.
MOTHERS Gur6PsSil S0TBRAs il--AB
oID NURSE ron CHu pREN.--Don1 fail ~ pro
,prs Mrs wINsLOwrs SCOT mNG 5YHuF FOB
ruIuDREN TEErHIh0, u bsS no squAi On 'ar.t
A., moaher who hAa ssar ifleo Ms. WitlslOW'f
aouIIING SYRUP son CuILDnsH MI o's
oaseni 10 les her child pasa through rs distressing
and crreA period 0. isslhE ~tAOuI .hs aid Of Ahis
invaluable preparation, II Ia and hhsAa eau ~
sssna,sd 10y dOl,arg and oensa, isvoftb hs wsish'
In gold.
Millions 81 bostles sold sSory year Ia 1hs Cni
led st..ea. u - an old aud well tried rs'nsdy.
TITS Is THE SEASON OF Tas YEAR, whsr
children IeeIhlng arc almost certain N b Ahiiosco
Uth Dysen.ery and DiAThoA. ktrs, WIHsLO Ws
SOOTHING SYRUP u mover falling remedy bo
,hsss diseases aud wall give Immediate relief IRON
Al, pain and dtrsss incident 70 the process Of tssah
ing Every mo.hsr should provide u for hsr child
rOn.
DRUGGISTS HvERYWHkRE now KEEP Ma
| wNsIoWs SOOTHING SYRUP for Ohildrsa
| tss.hinE. No medicine IN the Uniied Biahes Eelh
hsh MS Standard medicine, and ~ fAznA n
world Vida. Physicians ordsr and uss u whwsvsl
n MAGICAL sfso,a have bean witnessed.
| DzwAzz % csyHsEHsn1 AND nnIxAno@a.
| lone gsnzias unisas sha fAe-aamis o. OUkTm
k.AAil&s. nss xogk. n On the sal.lds Wrapper.
sohey prussi-l1 thrOughoaa tAs wogid.
J ks1ndp4l ono. No. - osdar a, Rsv York.
+ fFps Saly y cents pss b0slA n
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DALM OF WHITE LILLIES-IADIES,
ID lave you tried this excellent preparation for the
skim For PREsERYING AID REAUIlI WING tho
SKIN Il stands unriva. ed, 70 thOse who are in
the LAblt Of using Chalk Balls, Mean Fun "a LILY
White, should try the
BALM OF WHITE LILIES.
This delightful and highly psrnmed preparstiou
u uneqlAlled for removing PIAPLES BLOTCIIKS,
TAN, SUNBURN, FhECKI.ES aud al mperis.
tons from tie skin, rendering i beautifully ol' ~
son and white, riyaing Nature ia her faires iorfo
Il Is warranted W be free from al INJURIOUS ingIs
dents, snd is me article for a ladies' toilet Try
be had At 40 South ssoond 81, WiiIiam1hurgh, and
at 81 Eighth ave, New York. Bo96 94ac'
pHEUMATISM.- SHOULD
IL bear In mind that this Is the saason OF the ysE
when aches and paias mo8 ieit To avoid lhSsS
they should not neglect trying the bess rsmSdy a
use-FuYmAna
RHEUMATIC AMuMLAroR,
which u sold At the low price of
II CENTS PER BOTTLE,
bringing ID within the reach Of all. No leaG ShlH
$1,000 bottles have been sold since III inlrodnon,
and nom the evidence Of those who have tes.ad ~
miraculous powers over NeurAlgia. RheunLtsaA,
sore Throat, PAAns In the SIDE Neck, LOins, a.,
P0OR MANS FRIEND. 90
Ges bottle, NY II and you win be convinced
.ha. We have nol ovgrAlsa III power iA Che lsasl.
We have eseablshcd agencies Il the foIlowin0
places ;--Ysriety Blore. q gouih Second d Drug
btore cor. South oh and egh - Ms, BAkeg'a q
South m slss aud cor. OIymsr a. shd Wyths ava.
Milllamsburgh In Nov York-sl 1sbH BowszN
M Division ~ cor. md ave. md eosh 49,, and,N
respectable druggias.
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BUsENErs .ssANEE-.

A FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR SALE
n l',st'd ON a corner Of q leading avenue aA1
hakeric. ior sale on ell the leading avenues Of Me-,
Hnk and brooklyn. Any one IN want of a 70 a
iuE ~ rlSe, sbould call ~ M1TCHRLLS Bisi
nssA Agency " Csdar NJ soil pa $40
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE CnE4T-
- he ftrF aid hEtnr.- II grocery store, 80
Hudson ave. u ok IN. This is q gopd chance a.
o. e.. on going into us,n,as. se9s t.tS
EBOJEEN AND LIQUOR STORE F.1R
~ s,.e ,i,ni tie unly store ia the blook rent a.
ututa. . IudoW n, a , 7stps
~1tSD FOR sALE-ONE OF TIIE HE1T
= iu'f N,nds IN West wAshingt m M,rket
q, cap for casl pnft cagH balance In tr ,1- C,r
o.y nns, groceries, nour, coal or lumber. Ap,lv
- { ;, BERNARD q co, $50 Broad way, from 10
T. u'e'o,k day. - Il, siIt
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Tie INV YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS of this

"ln n former number, we reminded them that the
FiI Division Of tho French army In Russia had
suffered less than any other division, because Mar
VI al Dnvoust had made each soldier carry lint,
iudnLes AID provisions for himself: II To these ne
c,ssnrics every soldier will add small ,rInt " NJ
q II invaluable remedy RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF he win not only derive act1'l benefit during
n tpuIagi', lUt VIII escape many hours of pair
aud tuiiri ug frum rhouuni affections iu after TO-
should be survive the terrible contest IN which our
country Is uulaIpily CuruFcd."
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HARD SUFFERING.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF THREE BOTTLES

Orenf tic Priyates IT the Eighth Regiment, al
present. iu tia city, relates the following:
After ouI arrival at Annapolis, our Company,
under Capt. Lawrence, we've employed I'm tho
trenches the first night we slept with our feet In
the water and oar heads resting ON our knapslgks
for pillows. In tie morning, our blankets, which
Wa8 our only covering, were so wet with tho
heavy dews that wTang the water out ui them
n streams our limls and joints were 81 stu
that We could hardly move them. had three
hotties Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, Two
Of Which / gave away g. my comrades and
the ether used myself and shared partly with
others We an hathCd our limbs and joints with
the READY RELIEF In - few momenta tho
lameness and stiffness, pain aud WEAKNESS, let us
Methon--laving no liquor with us-drauE READY
RELIEF and water. This Cheered and iuYgputed
u.s. and enabled rs, W III tie aid Of two meals, COM
sst ng of hard biscuit and sat pork, t. stand guard
duty, work ia the trenches, aud Nleellarrows for
twenty four hours, having only two hours rest. ~
long ~ tue READY BELIEF lasted, We could per
fui m duty, but when that gave ont tell sick and,
! y the order Of Surgeon, returned to TINS city.
nm certain that II there was a plentiful supply Of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF IN the regiment,
our sufferings would have been trihing l intend
r,turning 10 my regiment In 4 few days, and VIII
take with me goo tsuppy. IL the request OF
myself and most Il nay friends In the regiment,
that YOU take imnie date steps 10 have RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF added to the medical stores Of
every regiment twill save the lives OF thousands
Of our troops"
II suffering from thirst, weak ness, fatigue, tcl-
spoonful Of READY RELIEF, In lumber Of wa
Ter, will prove of greater service than 2icohol,
whisky,ur any oter liquor.
MOSQUITOES.
Our tIoops viii suffer great annoyance from tn
bites and stnRs sr mosquitoes Those ui virginia,
and tie ton, nee, and sugar lands ara exceed
iugly poisonous and infiict severe and Obstinate
sores and wounds. II RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF Is applied a. the bitten part, II viii la n few
moments stop the most tunt,iEug itchhy, noutra-
lie the poison, I'd ulsy Inflammation. Battle tho
face and hands Freely with tho READY RELIEF
aud vator-the mosquitoes viii not trouble you.
II. II, Remedies are sold By druggists and store
keepers Cve"nNl enc.
RADWAY & co,
NJ. % JOIN st., n Y.
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vAPOR BATHS.


0SE or THE No,r pewEaFUL
rISEDiaL AID TONIC AGENCIES
T. ,vn, .nd cs-operaivo with the struggles DINA.
TuRE b restore health b the q. sa.ed frame, is
PIEECYs PA1ENT
trLFuiR vAPoR
PATHS
NO. iss FULTON ST. BASEMENT, OPPOSITE
THE n D. CHURCH,
NEW YORK,
NO 5wILiOUGnBY STREET,
MAR TIE CITY HALL.
BROOKLYN.
Many of Tie leading Piys clan. Of brooklyn and
New York vii testify t, ito v.rtra, of the SUI
PIli lA1li In the following naiuol diseases:
htrAAriaN HhrsnELAa, GoUr SALT RnEuN 5onoy-
UtA PAtsr, NgrnAlGrA, PuIs % ay,sEp HrEt soar
THRo,r De ov TIM Liver, DrarrrsiA, HgsD.
AoiiH DEorsr, AsrnNA. CArAERu, CAsrEu, Cos.
SUMPTION, LEIEosr CRAWL. PNrtyD PAou BortA,
AGuH Ann ALI Cur,SEous Dsrvs
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Ifsufering from thirst, weakness, fatigue, tcI-
spoonful Of READY RELIEF, In tumhler Of wa
ter, will prove of greater service then alcohol,
whIsky,or any otsr liquor.
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MEDNCINEa.
svTnEY GO RIGHT TO 1HE spOT-"-

''TnEY GO RIGHT TO the SPOT
FLINT RPLuF STOP YOUR CouGHl
IrmFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR YoICFl
srALDiNG's
THROAT TEONS
RoAT COSFECTION%
THROAT CoEIECTIONs,
GOOD FOR CLERGYMES,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC sPEAKERs,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDlNGS THROAT CONNECTIONS,
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
SPAIDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS,
....
''''''
They clear the Throat.
Ih'y give S'rens'n aud volume " Tie voice.
Th'J imphha delicious aroma 10 the breath.
Ih'y are delightful u The taste.
l1cy are made Of simple herbs sud caun,t ,rm
'"y one
advise every one who has = Cough or Husky
...o.,.,,,.,r.,.,,. ..-...,.r
,v.,. %. .,,,, ,,.,.,,. .., ....,
..,,.,,,.,....-i.., y,,.
,5c,o vcr,, ,,.,f,, ,,i ,,c..,n, ,v,r, ,.,..,,...
,.,,,l,,,, ,,,lc ,r,o,.,.,, e,r .,,i,,,,., ~,
oro'ayns your uirs,. II you try one package
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PRICE OF PIPE, $500.

OINTMENT, 90 OTIS.
A liberal discount made TO Physicians, Druggists
and Wholesale and Retail Dealers generally.
~ TERds INVARIABLY CASH.
Address n y rs st.eal m
-.sas ~ HENRY n rIERoy
tN - General Agent,
No. iO2 FULTON STREET,
" tfaeo New York.
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RAILWAY & co,
No. % JOIN st., n Y.
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We might add pages of statements, but these will
suffice Persona wishing for further evidence can
have by calling at the Depot
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-07
STATE ITEMS.

HORACE Deming's taunery in Chester was
entered id the night recently by means of false
keys aud robbed of $500
N P4 rry's dwelling house. in West Fairlee'
was DESTROYED by FIRE On the 2lst ult. Loss
$1,000, insurance $500
.-Patebts have bren issaei 10 c. H. Denison
OF Brattleboro' for improved ielloe machine, and
Myron X. Hubbeli of Wolcolr for improved veg
etable cutter
"A dek oriso >rnce FAtfIr k Ha.-ett, q hand
enployed Oh TIL Vermont Cenra X. r., was
struck by an engine backing INTO Montpelier de-
pot, and fatally Injured
A Mrs Pea-elee, on her wsy from New
York TO Albany through Verm"' {, died suddenly
from disc kse OF the hehrt at the Barton hotel. in
Barton, OBJ Thursday evening, 2lst uit
ON the 2lst ulr. a fire broke out in the tailor
shop Of Nelson Nourse, of Chester, destroying
all Mr. NJ stock and most of his fixtures Loss
something over $1,000; nearly covered b, iasu-
rance.
-Fout boys were arrested in Hydepark re-
Gently tot breaking Il schoolhouse door and dam.
| aging tha building. They were fiued s. each
and threI of them are working out their fine al
| the sawhbTse.
The cad Is of Norwich (miiitary) iyersIty
| evidently deny the right of secession. Ou th
| 22d ut., after three guns for the holiday, the.
| fired national salute of thirty four guns aii'
,ied one star the cluster OF thirty three, whie
with the stripes. wave over the Old south Bar
| RACKS" oi N. u.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-07
TOWN OFFICERS
Elected March 18th, 1861.

PITTsFIELD-M Moderator, Lyman Gibbs; Town
Clerk Loren Beard Selectmen, Jas. Howe,
Leonard Breed, II o Gibbs Listers, Lyman
Gibbs, Lyman Parmenter, Albert Vosa ;
Constable Lyman Gibbs; Overseer of
Poor, H. Ranney; Treasurer, L. Bear !;
Grand Jurors, Ezra Warren, Ira Beard.
TINMoUrH Moderator, II D. Noble; Town
Clerk, A w. Hathaway; Selcctmen, j IL.
Rounds. CYRUS Cramp'on, Clark Norton Owe,
seer of Poor. ]. II. Rounds; F.wn Treasurer,
Levi Rice, Jr; Constable, John T. Ballard :;
Listers John Cobb VIM Rogers, J. w. Noble
Auditors Dexter Gilbert, Geo. Capron, Jr
John Norton; Fence Viewers, Levi Rice, Jr,,
r. Hopkins Geo. Capron, Jr Grand Jurors
J. H Rounds, II. D. Noble; Town Agent Geo
Capron, Jr.; School superintendent, Rev. VI a
Gates Trustee of Surplus Money J. Fl Rounds
DANDY Moderator, Chas, II. Congdon ;
Town Clerk, G. j. Locke; Selectmen, J. g
Paris Levi Barrett, & H. Congdon; First
Constable. J. c. Thompson; I'd Constable L.
Paris Listers, William Otis, A. HIliard, 4
ID. Smith School Superintendent J. & Baker;
Grand Jurors. G, j. Locke, c II. Congdon
Town Agent, e. J. Locke.
WALLIreFoRD. Town Clerk, j. d. Living s.
ton ; Selectmen, Dyer Townsend, Joseph DOty
Jacob w Gates Town Treasurer f. Martin
dale; Overseer of Poor, Dyer Townsend LIST
Constable, w. S BalIou I'd do Leveret
Kent; Listers, Oscar M Eddy William Kent
John S Emery.
MoUNr TABoR.-Moderator 0 H Refund
Clerk, Alex Greeley Seectmen, l. Z How, j
B. Manning, B Brttom Treasurer, Orrin
Greeley Overseer, l. ID Pember; LIST Consta
bic, l. p Howe I'd TO A Congdon; Listers
q. 5 Tabor n Thompson, Il Greeley Auditors
c T Griffith, o H Round, 0 A Congdon Su
perlntendent, { T Griffith Agent, q Tabor
trustee Orrn Gresla " Fence Viewers, c I
Griffith { Griffith, q 5 Tabor; Grand Ju
rors, Tabor q a Congdon Seaer of
Weights ard Measures, L 2 Howe ; Inspe ctoI
of Leather j c Griffith; Pound Keepers, J L
Burton, & Griffith.
SHERBURNE. Clerk, Benjamin Markham
SeIectmep, Warner Bltes, Bradford Chase,
Aaron d Estabrooks Treasurer, Daniel w
Taylor ; School Superintendent, c Foster
{, nstable. Lyman ii Hodgeman Overseei
OF Poor, II DAston E.t-bro0Ao Listers, isaac
Morse. Sylvester Newton, Benz. Markham
Agent, Daniel w Taylor.
VOTE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
The candidates for County Commissioner
were the same as last year, James Rice and a
5. Hou2htou. Below We give the vote as tar a.
we have heaId
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-07

DYsPKPsIA There i probably 10 disease which
experiences Lss 80 amply prUNec 20 he HemtoIsble BY
The PERUVIAN "a KIP - ~ sprprla. lie musf
nEeteTate forms OF this disease have been comp ereV
cured ~ this medicine, ample testimony come
o. or nrst citizens proves
Ezfyaff q isy r0sa Dr. RassrsH KfsAsg of afanns-
UIl<, y. T., usa0 aas Esealss sg7J ats gr0clfcs
FER tr0 gears pasE.
GeutIemeE,-W Iih regard 20 tie Peruvian syrup.
3 remedial agent la certain forms OF dIssEse, /
have 10 hesitation "a slBg ~ has conf
equal AZ not hyperion 10 those u cay n8-dicaue
that bAs ever come GnueT M observation 1 have
uO doubt OF lie excellence IN many CHRONIC
di-eases- IN where have uEea d ia Eurtic-
llaT. u has tTBumpbec be- oLu al eGpectstiuB or
hope Ia case ~ H. severe rpepsz IA connection
Win dlseas+d liver Ia palaenI. kouDg married
lady. had far two OF three geAgs suffered beyOnG
MEASURE. and had, iron deriving Dn4y partial aud
temporary RELIEF from her RENE ies, .IAen ~ Al
nope. aud settled down sIstr aerpalr. < he
Iuou ed 20 the Peruvian syrup. lev
N.eks sIlee saw hefsD foWu, when she told ne she
Kas cured. low
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-07

THE SECEDERs CoNFEDERAcY.-The new
rebel government is proceeding with great vigor.
BY the 4th of March il is believed the entire
S 5 900 600 loan will he taken. Thirty thou
sand volunteers are drilling under orders.
and large provision supplies for the army were
recently purchased at the West, and sent TO New
Orleans and Mobile for distribution. New pos
tai arrangements 90 into effect soon. a
die fer new post office stamps has tccn made
and the Old contractors continued in the service
Of the confederate states. The present tariff is
merely provisional as soon as practcaple low
system will be adopted. The Montgomery con.
vention has admitted Texas with the full privi-
Ieges of other members of the confcderacy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-07

IHE TKEAsoS Of IslgSs The dispatch
.elalige "a The surreaarr ~ I~lz-s gzs from
sac cOIna4lssary u suDsI-aelce iIe trOO - were
.llOAc1 tue Use u .oe --FerumeHt trausp' ria
ION 70 lae seaDyarls taklNg lle.r -4or Arns aud
ureg Or Iyar c-unga- documents az se been
asceEed ~ lie aar Department sAoAlng that
Ial-gs entered IBfg negotiations sFth leAas a.
srI. q. Eas 7tliLsi fss suTreu4rT GOl. a ate.
-s,eral Neeas slns e w4s -ppJiatva sacces-yT 10
aBGzs - cnIrf u fae ul.4aLarg department, DaI
.a4 uyU arrived 10 Season ~ prevent tIg suIFeu
.er sig al . cOusIaered aaroclya' aud
u-graceiuI l. Is presumed lAaI LII. Sumner
.iu % yrymyl-d ~ Iwsggs Placr.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-07

We have received from ne Of the meuhcrs Of
the Bishops church the following letter with a
request that il b. published
BISHOP HOPKINS ON SLAVERY.
Mr.. EDIrox-Seeing in the Rutland Courier
Of Feb 22d a letter written by Bishop Hopkins
containing sentiments which deem erroneous
| beg the privilege Of being permitted 10 say d
Re" words through the Herald 20 reply.
1t IS probably known TO most VI yOur readers
that the Bishop - q native Of Ireland. / All also
= foreigner native Of Giamorganshire s~utb
W~ies,-and conmunica Ht Of his church II
Is Tor tais reason that wish 10 enter NV ufote.i
against the sentiments which he, in thai Ie ter
advances believing as / do that they are 10 di
rect contradiction 70 the Teaching. 81 The Church
Al the spirit Of the Gospel. wuIch ne professe-
10 preach. / wonder with the yl-gs EXPRESSED
that The Bishop Is wiliiHg to admit the doctrine
that Jesus Christ ca tEe into tie world o. com
p.ete plan Of Redemption whereby ali nafI1al
una EtTdreds md Jjs2PIe might b. sIged lBzl o.
pfe united Dotce they cp1Iu Dc permitted fo praise
1Od ana tue Lamb for thai Redemption pur
chased with hIs JlOOdl
here l. uot one wd I'D in the Bible, rom Gen
esis To Revelations v hIch conflicts with tae doc
.rue HAT ali t4ye a right % life I5eTIy
aud tIe puF- ~ 0l hap pIness, aud very uucu @,
.uaLau II. w ere stiall We I0oa tor a deaeutt
Ut tine rights VI she oppressed At not % the prJ
esseu ctl ustlau, and by whom shall The ciyIliza
1ou Of tte worll be effyetsar The nun is. II,
5Ishop's position Is Oh too SANDY fOuHdalIJI
10 stand tn food Oi lignJ aH8 reason which pr
wallis a. ms a. and ain surprised 70 set Inn
gtsrIe. have yeeu q cpmmuuIe4ut vf the Churc
81 EDgland trim my childhood. snu am sur
-uai the sentiments Ufl the B,sn0p viii tad u,
-ysupatuy ~ that Jydg.
Dui - O. J=cJ Wa tIIapIy 30 inter ny prDtes
70 me -euuu=uls he ads4Hc=s, I'd auI ciO-,
~ltn Al xpress.Ou vi iny respect 10. nls aye al,
lte office ..lIc4 ne hollis. an4 gIth mN I'd frI
.eus pr- seT, iYr TIE Irzue. Property aa4 nap
5s4yss yi he "ny.. Ia lnau l-du.iy.
MAkDAEET RICE.
EutlauE Marco IN. IeyI.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-07
CInSE OE CONGRESS.

The second session of the Both Congress
closed by limitation at noon on Monday, March
The real business of the session finished
or Saturday, but the Senate had not at tina time
come to any conclusion on the various compro-
mise or peace propositions, and therefore sat TIL
midnight Saturday night, and resuming early
Sunday evening continued together, discussing
and voting on these questions all that night
rhe result was the passage by an exactly two
thirds vote, as in the House, OF the House or
COrwIn proposed amend inent to the constructor,
that the federal government has no right or au
thOrlty TO interfere with slavery 10 the States
All the other propositions were defeated. Ihe
resolutions of Mr.. Crittenden, SO long pending,
were defeated by the following vote Ayes 10,
nays 2J-the Republicans all voting no, and the
Democrats and Union men yes.
At noon on Monday, Vice President Breckin
ridge addressed the Senate briefly in d farewell
speech, at the conclusion of watch MIR, Hamiln
came forward, and, after few appropriate re-
marks took the oath as follows
Il, HANNIBAL Hamlin do solemnly swear to
support the constitution of the United States"
Mr.. Breckenridge then said -" Having now
arrived at the termination of this Congress,
declare the Senate adjourned without day
Mr.. Hamlin then took the chair and procla-
nation for the extra session of the Senate was
read and that session opened.
The House, which took recess from Saturday
evening to Monday morning, found but little
business TO be done, on reassembhng. Speaker
Pennington replied at length to a resolution OF
thanks, and babe farewell TO his associates in af
fectonats language.
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Tie President and The Southern Commits
s5oners-Hr. Lincoln attends Wedding
Tie NeV Cabinet, sc.
NEW YoRK, March 9Th.
The Times Washington correspondent says that
Nj. Cireeey has received assurance IRON President
Lincoln that Fremont will receive the French mis-
The Treasury will not make disbursements until
M base assimes his Office 80
IL Is that President Lincoln viii decline
auy conference with the southern cOTBmi-rlonerss
on the ground that he still considers them IN the
The President has requested Mr.. Cameron 20 ap-
point Mr.. Ellsworth chief clerk OF the war Depart
ment.
Mr. Fessenden Of Maine is urged for Minister TO
Ell gland. A.,
Several southsrners telegTapbed 20 Governor Pick
enc the 4th inst, 70 attack FoTt Sumter unti
action was taken Dy the cgnfederated States.
President Lincoln attended the wedding Of the
daughter Of Hon. Amos Tuck Of New Hampshire last
evening.
he delegations from Indiana and Maine seEerElly
paid their respects President tins morning In
response 10 their greeting, he made brief though
evidently sAii-factOTs address.
HE commissions OF the new Cabinet officers have
been signed.
Mr.. seward wac the fret enter upon the duties
Of his ONCE at the State department
1t wac expected that Secretary Dix would FseAIs
HE Office to-day, but at the request Cf NE SUCCESSFUL
Gov. Chase, he holds over anti tomorrow
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Failures AND SUsPENsIOEs.-The Boston
Commercial Bulletins list of business changes
in the United States for the past week, gives
eight failures and suspensions 10 New York,
seven in Boston, two in Philadelphia, two in
Baltimore, two in Cincinnati, and eighteen in
other places total Of thirty nine for the week
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~ EEFeTe. c. fsscles - thar Csi1cEcy prevents
llHs Ielsae lI,tu II pslI z Tor tie L. Aes8-
ai- -uh rlHE au1 -as Lat O. yrclO = ObglaIed
Tile u JsIles 4 aIks- fe-4a.e IIIl. PEE
pared afteH TIE f1t-c48I4DL % ar james L.Al ks.
Ig -ll4u 10 the Queen al EnglaAu aDu Ell kuvNu
80 De tAe oDs ruI, ana T.usgg a.il-
-4-tlt- aL1 Cb-trucE4UAe i1tul AL cause" .TLey
lee -eHl IL LOiLs caHtlIIgLg 90 pie pot ifee.
" elclssIhs 81 AID I0-Iag, slsnlis Ia Az sgeEt
apr
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POND 4 MORSE

Those exposed 70 BIli0us Attacksca4red by miaFma
a. wei ~ those already suffering from Their aud
particularly those cOngsescent should at once have
recourse to Prof Woods Restorative Cordial ana
Blood kenoystor. IL fg pure healthy tonic Cordi-
a. and viii at once be felt All parts Of the sfeTn
eNhilaratiBg and permanently building IL u. aud
thus not onlg cure but render she constitution in
vulnerable 20 tie further progress OF disesss Ne well
~ prevent those new Developments 20 u hieh.-1n A
weakened condition 70 liable. Sc advertise
tnent III another column. feb mar.