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3 Y nj PTO M 3.

The symptoms Of Catsrrh. a. they generally appear
first very slight Persons find they lave a cold
that they have frequent attacks and sensitive
70 the changes of temperature. In this condition. ths
may be dry, slight dsch hsrge thin and serid
aferv ards becoming thick and adhesive As the disc
becomes chronic the discharges Increased in quantity
and changed in quality; they now thick and heavy
and are hawked or colghef or The secretcns are Of
fensive causing bad breah the Is thick and
sal the eyes weak the sense Of the smell Is lessenee
destroyed deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom Of Cstarrh is, that The
person Is obliged 70 clear bis throat In the morning OF
thick slny nucus, which has fallen down from the
head during the night When this takes place the per
may be that bis disease is on lis wsy % ths
lungs, and should lose no time il arresting H.
The above bu; few Of the nsny Cs'srrh symptoms
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and Revenue Stamps,

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-Tg A RP TAG ELS.

PARKER -THAYER-I In Rutland, July 4th,
By Ed. II F Carpenter, Mr., Alexapd der l..
Parker of Theresa, N. Y, and Miss Julia E,
Thayer OF Rutland, Vt.
PUTNAM-MoDANIELs On Wednesday,
the 9th inst, IN Trlnity Church, by Rev. Roger
s. Howard, Mr.. Aaron o Putns u of Fredonla,
n. Y, to Miss Mary 7 Mo aniel::, eldest daugh-
ter OF Gen. Isaac NJ Dan els of thi, town,
HOwARD-wARNER.- In Troy, N. Y, Jn'y
Sd, 1865, BY Rev u C. Baldwin, I'D, Rev.
Leland Howard Of Rutland, VT, and Mrs ELIZA
Warner Of Troy, II. x,
BALLEEY-KING- On July 18th, By Rev.
Leland Howard Francis Ba lacy OF Shrewsbury,
VT, and Miss Mary King Of Rutland, Vt.
WILLIAMS -RTOHARDSON.-On July 4th,
by Rev Leland Ho ard, W,lmot L. VIII ans Of
Mendon, VT, and Miss Hattie @. Richardson Of
the same place.
SANDERSON-MAYEA this place,
or the 4th instant, ty Rev. Mr. Bachelor Mr.
Wtipple sanderson Of Pitts'ord, VT, to Miss
Mary NJ Maynard Of Rutland, Vt.
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THE DEAD THAT MORT BE LIVING,

It's sad 70 think that ihoul ands die annually
with tie msans Of life ami health almost within
arms length, Many u weakling goes down to
the grave every day whom the timely use OF
HOsrErTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH
BIrFERS would have saved. 1t is a oonsola-
ton, hovever, 20 know that this glorious Tonic
vital zing f ezh viii out single drawback
is preserving the lives of multi uaes, In cases Of
general debility and prostration, IT is producing
effects that are perhaps more astonishing than
any thing heretofore observed or recorded in the
history Of medical trea ment. Feeble, emaoiated
and departing patients, whose powers Of dig s.
ton seem 70 be actually extinguished, recover
their. appetite, streI 9Th and sI hits, under a
course ofthe Bitiers, with rap dity that Is posi-
lively amazing. All that the prOprietors OIL
ginally expected from the preparation was long
ago thrown INTO the shade by It's SEXUAL re ults'
New virtues, which they had never Sought OF
attrbutng to it, are contit ual'y being aereloped
in its application TO new cees. AS prevent.
i've Of diss1ses o. ev,ry clss, and oonsttut oue
invigo ant it Glands a one and unapproschable.
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LATEST NEWS.
HV TELEGRAPH.
execution Of the AssasNi"s.

WASHINGTON, July :.
On netirlon Of Mary Il, SurratI thro
,,,nseI Of this DisUiCi q writ OF
hahsas corpus was issued to Gen. Han
rork commanding hjn 20 produce IN
CONN., n ten o'clock this morning, the
hoay of Mrs. Surratt with cause OF her
date,tiou The writ was served on
Uaneock ut s a. IN, lie Immediately
copsnlted with the Attorney General and
Secrrnry Of War A. TO 81 the General
had upt obaycd the writ IujS fact was
brought 10 the notice of the court but
the Judge said he had not sworn 10 en-
fore the writ. The relatives of Mrs.
Surra' and Harold spen several hours
with tucm during the forenoon, and
they were also attended by their spirit
ual advisers. as were also Payne and
Atzerodt. A few moments after one p.
M, the outer prison door vas opened
and Mrs Surratt was supported on her
way 70 the gallowS by two military
officers. Next followed Atzerodt, Har-
old and Payne accompanied by a guard
and their respective ministers OF the
gospel. Front seats were provided for
them on the platform. Maj,-Gen. Hart
rauft then read their sentences order
ing the penalty OF death to be Inflicted.
One of the priests attendant on Mrs.
Surratt repeated a short prayer TO which
Payne atteutiyely listened.
The minister administering to Payne
expressed, In the name OF the latter,
sincere thanks to Gen. HartranIt and
other officers for their kindness.
The condemned were then required to
rise from their seats, when the chairs
were removed. They were now all on
the drop. Their hands were fastened
behind them and their legs bandaged
both below and above the knees, and
white caps placed over their heads. At
zerodt while being prepared, exclaimed A.;
Gentlemen, farewell; take care good
bye, gentlemen now before me" As
4 soon as the moose was placed around
. each neck, the section OF the platform
f. on which they had been standing sud.
denly fell and the culprits were hanging
several feet from the grou d. Mrs. S
and Payne scarcely moved a muscle
Atzerodt exhibited some twitchings, but
Harold showed more nervous sensibility
than any OF the others.
The bodies hung until life was extinct
and were afterwards given over for bur
ial
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The Assassias.
WASHINGTON, July |

WASHINGTON, July III.
The Constitutional Union publishes
an affidavit of John P. Brophy. who
says he could have proved, if time had
been allowed that Wechman is and al
ways was a coward according to the
words of his father. That since the
trial closed he has admitted tnat he
was liar. That short time before
the assassination Weichman had in
troduced AtZerodt to him as particu-
lar friend, and that the same day he and
Atzerodt were riding on Booths horses.
Brophy says he can bring other and new
witnesses to testify to his intimacy with
Atzerodt. That since the trial WEIGH
man told Brophy that Mrs. Surratt cried
bitterly at the thought of John going
to Richmond, and impIored him to stay
at home and not bring trouble on him
self and the family.
That once while some men were at
the house of Mrs. Surratt, called John,
her son, aside and said to him "John,
] am afraid there is something going on.
Why do these men come here Now
John do not feel easy about this, and
you must tell me what you are about"
Brophy asked Weichman if John told
her, aud Weichman replied that John
did not and would not tell her. Since
the close OF the trial Weichman offered
to give Brophy q letter to President
johnson in Mrs. Surratt's favor, provid-
ed Brophy would keep it profound Sc
cret. Brophy asked Weichman to give
him similar letter to Judge Holt.
Brophy further says: Weichman had
him summoned to testify to his charac-
ter and afterwards remembering as Bro
ply supposed, that his testimony would
iniure him, begged him (Brophy) for
about half an hour to leave the court.
and brought some sub officers of the
place to urge him to go, so he tBrophy)
would not be placed upon the witness
stand. These and other things were
sworn to by John P. Brophy on the 9TH
inst.
The Constitutional Union further
says: Gen. Hartrauft on Friday wrote
in substance as follows, to the President
short time before the execution
The prisoner PAYNE has Just told me
that Mrs. surratt is entirely innocent of
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SARATOGA SPRINGS

REMEDIAL INsTTT UTE.
Established 1866. s.
s. 5. sTRoN mD..4N "
5. Il. sTRON M. d.
We are grad ,ates of the New York Medical
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DISEASES OF WOMEN,
ALSO THR
THROAT, HART AND LUNGS,
In which we ave been eminently essful,
having made disc veTies wh Oh are invaluable in
the treatn eat of taese diseases. We treat all
diseases, but
CHRONIC DlsEAsE
claims our incipal attention. IN addition to
the Medical and su gisal agencies, we employ
DIR. Do Lewis
SYSTEM OF GYMNAsTICs,
and all the facilities of q sei.ntiAe hydropathic
es ablish nent
The distin guished names to which we refer are
suf i-ht ey, dence of the reliability o. the Insti-
tuition:
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meet dy; NJ. Simpson, ID. D., Bishop n. L.
Church, Ph ladelph r. A. NILS d. D, New
York; .. Baser, do, bish,p NJ. g. Church
vt; j. Eing, d. d, Fort Edward, N. Y.
Hon. ]. b. McKeon, Sara oga springs; Hon. J.
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FOR valuable knowledge OF disease, and full
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WoRD REFoRE ro1 LATE - Are yoa
tropO ed with Head ache, Heartburn, Constipa-
ton, Distress after f ting, Poor Memory, Low
Spirits, Pa L In me Back, Great We .koes, Bad
Breath, or any other symptom of that horr d
nightmare dise'se, Dysrepsi-3 If 60, lose no
time, but procure bottle Of ne
PLANTATION BIrrERs .
They purity, strengthen and inYigorate.
They crate he ,lthy appetite.
Thy are a. an,ilote to change of water and
ditt.
They overcome eFe,ts of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen 'he ,ystem ana enliven the
mind. a. s..avs>s
The prevent mi4sma'il sd iNternit ent fevers.
They purity tha breath and uoilitv Of the stom-
sch
They cure Dyspepsia a-d CCnstpaton.
Tney cure Disrrhea and cholera Morbus.
They eu Liver Compliant and Nervous Head
he,
No change OF diet is ne,essary while using
Plsnta ion Bitters. Eat the best your money
will bay and all your s. omach Graves OF it.
PlAntst on Bi.tsIs streng hen he stomach and
retto it's healthy astion. You viii find them
Pa)s.shls, Pure, and Reliable. h. s..
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Rom san snIyndor.

NBW YORK, July n.
Adwces from san Salvador state that
the Government has w'tndrawn the exc
cuJor Of DR. Bernhard, Consul Of Prns-
STA at San Miguel, aud forbidden him to
return To the Republic. Bernhard was
implicated in the recent rebellion,
and has already fed from the country.
President Dueuas has issued an address
to the army, thanking 1t for its prompt
and efficient services in suppressing the
rebellion.
The passport regulation will, for the
present, he strictly maintained IN San
Salvador.
Strong public feeling exists against
Gen. BansO, who is viewed as chief in
stigaror Of the recent rebellion.
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I'D IL A n III y =.

DALEY.--In this town, May 2s, of Dropsy,
Mrs. Fanny R, wife OF Dsyii Daley 90 daugh-
ter of Asor and Demarias Capron, aged SO years
and ii months.
GRAY-In Hiddletown, june 4th. Henry
Gray, aged7s,
PBTTEY-In Mendon, July 6, Mr. Charles Y
Pettey, aged q years.
HUNToON.-In Rutland, July 9.b, IfeS,
Henry NJ. second son Of Elisabeth W. and the
late josiah Huptoon, aged Is years.
NEwELL-In Pittf I'd, on Il 81 ira Hon.
6oraen Newell, in the s7lh YER Il h age,
PLUNLEY-In Shrsws'u-y June n, 1895
OF CankeT Etsh, Mary L P um ey, daus ht of
John ana Esther L. nmley, agei Q ears, mos.
and 10 days.
"One sweet flower has drooped and f.dea.
Ono sweet ihfant voice bas fed,
One fau brow the gcave has thAdsa
One dear sister nov is d. Rd.''
Her spirit praises 6 Oh, trust, ..--
Her body IL uldtrs b Ok to duet;
B holt SAINT in Jesus est, ..
Free from all tropo.e she shall ress.
There long divided Fl ends shal meeS.
And loin the anth- ms ever W, ct
Higher and higher shall IT. ey nae,
In glory bnght md pal alise.
CHURnHILL-In Hubb.rd' on, VT, Mar-h
I'd, Ices, Amos hurchill, sg, d 90 year, 6months
and day.
Mr.. Church, was BON October lst.. l174, in
Sh ffel Mass and caue 10 Hubbardton W III
his father Fe arv l7'3, where he hy ed the
most Of his time and finally DID on the san
farm where hs fat err. Jos. ph Chrreball lived
sad dies, And for many years the Oldest nh BIZ
tant ef he town He was the oldt.t chilli Of a
nily Of twelve CHI Id, On. He oati we'd al of
them but two; be sufered much In s, o1neer
days by sien IS and si, t. bat for a nun her ~
ear psst his he,rh VAS ~ reg ia, and 70 a
considering he age. He joined the Bap iss
Church wien thirty y.ars old, Ani spsr aAes
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juuel0d & w6m
NO REcoGNITIONi

The Southern pc pie have given up all ex-
pectations OF being recognized, and II is equally
difficult TO
~ RECOGNIZE NoRTHERNERs
whose heads OF grey, yellow, white brown, or
hiir, have surrendered their colois under the
wonder-work ng il fuence OF
ChlSTADOhO's HAIR DYE,
which plants perman ntly In their stead such
blacks aud browns as nstt re might m'stake for
her own. Manufactured by j. Girls adore, No.
4 stor House, New ork. Sold by Druggists.
pglied by all Hair Dressers.
iIne2TdSwiw
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S CELEbRA rED FE-
MALE PILLS

This ipvalusbls M dicine Is unfliling in tbs
cure OF all t7ose pa nful and dangerous disease
Incident TO the fema cons itut on.
1 m,derates all excess, remove. all obstruo.
tons, from whatever cause. and brings on the
monthly period with regularity.
TteIe pills .hould not be taken by femqieI
that are p egnaat curing tn Il at three mou' hs
a. they are cure to bring on Miscarriage; but al
every other time and IN every her case they
are perfectly sa e.
l. slc sas.of Nervous AM Spinal A ffecfions
pain in the b ick aud Limbs, Hss in So Pa fgut
on gat exeriionA Palpi'stion Of the Heart,
Lps Ross o. Sguits, Hyterios, E ok Headache,
Whi -. and al the painful difesses ooca, Ion d
BY Il d'sbrdrrAd system, sie Q PILE will effect d
cure VIII sll other means h we failed
Full d REQ ioa4 in p4mph ct around eseh pack.
age, who should be c n, full = preserved.
They csp be sent in bort e, con aining 50
pills post free, by enclC sing II and 6 three. nj
stamps 10 any agent.
SO ny all druggists, JOB MOSES, 81 Cort-
Isndt Stress, NevYo,k, sic Unitsa States Agent.
..sa m27d& wsm
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES,

The celebrated DR.. OW continues to devote
his entire me TO the tren melt Of all diseases
inc'd mt to the MALI sytem. An experience Of
t"tbty-three years en- bles hin. 70 qua autee
Up edy and per manent reiefie the v orst ca es Of
Suppress on and ell Other Menstrual Deranse-
nt' from whatever cause. All let trs Of adj
vice must contain ST.. Office, No. Eud colt St.,
Bottom.
N. B.-Boerd furnished TO those who wish to
remain nndtr irea'me e.
Bo ton June %, 1885. 26 WV
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The Freedmem ef yrgInia.


NkW 7 Whhl July IL
The Richmond Wing says that in six
counties through which its informant
passed there were but nine negroes at
work In fields, but County Court House
villages were iul OF them Negroes are
said to be deserving their wives, who,
with children. are left u burden upon
the farmers The corn crop is small
but good.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Tbs lade', 10 their soverei capacity rs
judge of emotional enjoy meat, have decided
'ha no pertC me in ex'ste ce produces h same
delicious sensations as are ex, ertnad white in
ha ing the sxqu size fragrance Of Phfon's
Might Blooming Csreus," old eyeryx here.
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az THING or BEATTY rs 4 JoY FOE
EYER"

MsPTGA wAsHiNGToN'S HAIR RE-
81 URRt is psfiee, suceess snd ms mistake, -
A hE Dresser ard He'r Rvs,ortr both com bired
in one Is OF DE; viii not stain the skin
will restrrN Gray and Fsdtd Hair to beautiful
sok, Bfovn or Auburn color al cause Il 70
a1sa1 ia srisins, beant, Will cure hUnors
and dneass Of the Soslp; remove dandIuf and
surf keeping the head cool and ntce. Csu<e
NE IN sA' 1A 0s0Smr 81, r.o ana
hssifsy q ovtb, Keep IL from "a ink of and
cause II to grow or bald heals where there u
life and vital At the roo's; oGt y here these are
gose Tiers u no hcpe ofsu0cess
Every person IN VrrrODt eas ksve their
~9BAE KADen Rss oass TO rEzrs rosMRs
HAAvTr
10 Ssz'y day. by usisg Martha wahsngtses
II. hesiorr." Try - sbd b. cor winged.
Bod evrTy~hsrs. PHO o. 10 . r not Ie.
SlE0AUS D Co, rro,s .sscrs
0ssdAWen R,ssvtBan, n. H
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CINCINNATI July IL.
A special dispatch from Nashville to
the Commercial Of this city, announces
the arrest of Hon. Emerson Ethridge,
Mt Columbus, Ky, by the commaudant
OF the military post in that city, on the
charge of delivering incendiary Ian
0uape in Tennessee.
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the assas slnaton of President LiucIln
aud of any knowledge thereof He also
stated that she had no knowledge what
ever OF the abduction ploti that Moth
ing was ever said TO her about 10, aud
that her name was never mentioned hy
parties connected Herewith.
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FEM a. TUTTL E.

HOl ALL YE FLY BITTEN NOR
IL TAILS, come unto Penn e. Tattle's where
you will find Wco5ruffs Fly Paper, the best in
the world, and rrsuei to kill any Fly that
looks at it quicker than Nghtnir z. Try it and
see. .... ......-.
Asa large assortment OF Children's Gar.
riages that are war. antsa to go without greasing
Drug, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Goods.
Yankee Notions, r shiag T,ck'e, Jeas Harps
and Fiddle Str ngs. Cigars and Tobacco, p ,tent
Medicine, Powder, Shot and Cap, Lamps, La
dis9's Travelling Bags, Knives Razols and scis-
Sors, Hair Dyes, Mu ,ical Instruments, BRrome-
tiers, Vice, B4rrows, Soap, Soda Water,
spouges OF ell desor lions from the genuine
Ocean SpeD ge to that kidd of sponge that goes
on two l-gs. seeking wha. it eau devour, and in
lsot, You can fad everything ever before thought
or heard OF great many things you never did
think or hear Of.
CaA and rec ua, we will sell Wholesale or re :
tai, and we would respectfully solicit orders
from all deal rs in articles in our line, and We
viii promptly attend to the same.
FEM 6 FUTILE.
Hsssld Building Center st.. Rutland, VT.
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The subscriber Offers h's Farm, iooa's7 in
Dandy, for sale sAi farm is. sta ted In .he
west part re towa; cont ms Is' scr.s-al
en alb ut ID ores o. DOL 1T IL urdeT gvoi
,tst Q, eukivn ION. New house aud eo.d cut
b, ndtngs, and n nirp s,rsAm Of wa Q. to the
Hon e. snga orch nd o . ,ont %, r es. The
GRO on b. roo with be 20 d nr Eof % de-
air d. Pors-sson given O any fma
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