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FOURTH EDITION
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
our speoial Despatches.
WASHINGTON, January n.
A RnSh Cnaa.

WASHINGTON, January "a.
A Sad Case.
James Peyton, formerly of Fredericksburg,
Virginia, and worth, before the war, over one
hundred thousand dollars, was yesterday sent
to the Washington Almshouse, having lost all
his property by the Rebellion and being too old
ard feeble to work.
Secretary Seward
The return of Secretary Seward is expected by
his family at any moment.
.. The Indians.
Advices from the Plains to the 18th instant at
the Bureau of Indian Affairs, state that three
scouting parties sent out on Republican fork of
the Pawnee river on the 18th instant, had re-
turned to Fort Laramie They were attacked in
two instances by the Indians, but suffered only
the loss of a few cattle.
The Indians are reported to be gathered in
considerable numbers in that country and are
very hostile
The weather is intensely cold on the plains and
the snow deep.
New Applicants for the New York COI-
lectOrshlP.
Among the new applicants for the Collector
ship of New York is Hon. Edward Haight who
has strong support. aI .I
. Contested Seats.
The Committee of Elections having finished
the consideration of the Indiana case, Wash
burne against voorhees,, will take up the case Of
Dodge VS.. Brooks, of New York, on Monday
morning. EI.
Puts His Oar in.
Governor Orr, Of South Carolina, has sent an
agent here to demonstrate against the passage of
the Senate freedman's BILL Mr.. Trescott, the
agent, will appear before the House Freedman's
Committee on Monday, to state the objections to
the bill. I. "--s
Congressional. .r.7
But little business is doing in Congress, as a
large number of members have left town for
two or three days.
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NEW AMERICAN THEATRE.

First Appearances Of w. F. Wallet,
the Renowned Shakesperian
Jester, on Monday Evening,
January 40, I866-The
Great Event Of the
Season.
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DRY GOOOs---RETAIL.
113 PRICE &c WOOD, 113

113 PRICE &c WOOD, l13
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH.
Have just openeu, from New York, 800 doz. Linen Nap
kns from $3.50 up to So doz. A cheap lot OF Linen
Doyles, 81 20, 81 so, sl'75, and 81 a doz.
200 dez Linen Huckaback Towels from IS cts up to 81
"a double Damask Table Linens
Power-loom Table Linens
Linen Table Cloths
Scotch Diaper bv the piece or yard Do
BIRD. eye Linen.
Linen Huckaback by the yard
Best makes shrling Linens.
Russia Crash. by the yard.
Just opened 1000 doz Linen Hdkis.
Ladies' Linen HdkB., H. l2h, l5 20, as 49, 81, SS and
37k cts.
Gents Linen Bdkfs., 25 mp TO IS cts.
One lot Of Ladies' Tucked Hdkfs, all linen, 80 cts
One lot Of French worked Hdkfs., % cts.
Ladies' Linen Hemshtch Hdks 25 cts up to 80 cts
Gents Linen HemstiIch Hdkfs.
Gents Hcmmed Hdkis.
Gents coored-border Hdkfs. ... .
Ladies' Linen Cuffs.
One lot Of Black Lace Veils new style. 81 25, very
cheap.
a very cheap lot Of machne-worked Bands, nearly
WhIte Goods White Goods. -..--
new lot Of White Bril- iants, very cheap, 49, 81, an
Jacopet and Cambria Musins.
Soft finish Cambria and JacOnet Muslins.
Nainsook Musns, very cheap.
Sainsook Plaid and Striped MuslIns
Cambria Plaid Ausns.
PRICE Dc WOOD.
No. 1S N. NINTH Street, above Arch.
n. B.-Best makes Bleaehed and Unbleached Auslrns
Pillow case and sheetlng Musins. =
AI-wool ano Domet Fiannes
Heavy Shaker Flannels.
Best quality American Prints ana Hlnghams; =. -,
Black AipScas, veiy cheap 4OI, s7H, o. 62h, rs q
ana Sl25. lb
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C ON G obs.
/ WIDE CHINTzEs, 81 cents.
/ CALICoEs, best makes, 25 cents.
lO.4 UTICA sHEETINGs.
I IO-4 WALTHAM sHEETINGS.
O-4 PEPPERILL sHEETINGS.
NEwYoRK MILLS.
/ WAMsUTTA.
WILLIAMsVILLE
/ 5-4 PILLOW MUSLINS.
FIVE BALES of "A UNBLEAoHED MUsLINs'
at 81 cents
I 10. STRAwBRIDGE C CO..
l2am lN.w corner EIGHTH and MARKET
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MIR. w. f. WALLET
Has nau Ine HOHUI Ut DoIIlI5 PIV7OIIVVV 70 IHV1
MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN,

And the ROYAL FAMILY and COURT, and Is
the recipient OF the following Market
Golden Medallion from Her Majesty the Queen,
at Windsor Castle.
Golden Cross from the King of the French, at
Claremont.
Silver Snuff Box from Birmingham, at the Gem
Tavern, Steelhouse Lane.
Diamond Ring from Sheffield, at the Amphl-
theatre.
Silver Snuff Box from the Flying Horse Hotel,
Nottingham.
Massive Vase from New Orleans, given by DAN.
RICE, the great American Clown.
Splendid Service of Silver IRON Birmingham at
Bingley Hall, John Tonks, Esq.
Diamond Ring, at the Qneen's Theatre, Hull,
Messrs. Wolfenden and Melbourne.
Had the Honor to be made "a Member of the
Corporation of Hammermen Paisley, Scot
land
Silver Cigar Case from Bristol, Two Trees
Tavern.
Marble Bust, By Subscription (see copes), Hull.
Massive Gold Cup, value GlO0, Lhon and Lamb,
Leicester.
And Golden Opinions from all sorts of People,
etc. etc.
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DRY GooDs---RETAIL.
T RGE LINEN SALE
AT MILLIKEN'S,
No. 828 ARCH STREET,

Just opened, direct from Kurope, the following
9 BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS.
Heavy Table Linen, unbleached, at T5c. por yard.
Extra heavy Power.loom do, yarn bleached, 81 per
yard.
Extra qualities and widths do. do, eIf2K@125
New styles bleached Damasks from 81 25 up to sS.
Extra qualities and widths large extension tables
Real Bsmsley Double Damasks, very scarce
Heavy Scotch Damasks, in great variety.
Fine Irish Damasks, In great variety
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
Every size, nom lK yardA up to I yards long
Some beautiful Table Lloths, just opened
Napkins and Doyes in variety from the lowest
up to the finest productions Of the Damask LOOM
TOWELS, NEW STYLES.
Bath Towels, from Csc. mp.
Red Bordered Chamber Towels, from 25c nm
Heavy Huck Towels, wide red ends. at axe
Bloom Rmask Towels, handsome, $50.
Fine Damask Towels, s7hc., sI sI26
Turkish Towels, several sizes,
RED, WHITE, AND BLUE.
very handsome Huck Towel, with the National colors
introduced In stripes in the border to be found in any
other store In the city 87hc., sl. and 81 IS
.. LINEN SHIRT BOSOMs.
The best Linens only used, and as no imperfect
stitching passed into stock, customers may
rely on getting the best Shirt Bosoms possible for the
drices. Also, Wristbands and Collars
.I LINEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ladies' Cents and Chlldren's Linen Hdkfs in every
style, at Importers prices rs ctn
NURSERY AND BIRD-EYE DIAPERS.
full assortment OF all the widths in Nursery Diapers
These Diapers will be found heavier and better than
usual or the prices.
Bird eyes, all qualities; Linen Cambrics and Lawns A
beautiful soft Linen Cambria Infants Underclothing
irsm 6zhc. up. tu..
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MILLIKENs LINEN STORE,
THOMAS SIMPSONS SONS,
Nos. 922 and 924 PINE Street
BLANKETS. 90 .is.-H ...l .'r.f

BLANKETS. 81 -. .'r.f
I..t .. BLANKETS. L..t
$500. BLANKETS
800 pairs of Blankets Just received be sold for one
third less than the usual price
beaut nj all-woo Blankets for $780, usual price
$50
case ia handsome ai-wOO Blankets Tor only s7OO,
usual price $1,000.
case very sige magnificent Blankets for $1,000 per
pair. usual price Sl4 90
Large stock Linen Damasks and ToHe lngs, just re-
celved az ow prices
10 pieces beautiful black and white stripe Mohalr
SkTtings Just tn goods for the present season.
Now open u assortment OF Black Alpacas and
MohaTs, at ow prices. Viii and cOlored Mohars and
all v COL DelaineS
90 30 and 4O Spring Skirts, OF the best shapes both
white and coloIed, at low prices. - - 80.
10 THOMAS SINPSON'S SONS,
ll5mws Nos 922 and 924 PINE street
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08
DAVIS PAIN KILLER

Has won for Itself a reputation unsurpassed in
the history Of medical preparations. 1t is as well
known in the trading ports of India and Chins
az in New York and Cincinnati; and its con.
tinuaily increasing demand, where it has been
longest known, ia one of it's strongest recon-
msndations. It is not unfrequently said of it
I'VE would as soon think of being without
-four in the house as without PAIN killer" Ii
gives immediate relief in case of ecald dysen.
terry, or other similar affection OF the bowels;
and being entirely a vegetable preparation. 1t
Ia as safe as 1t 10 reliable 4w4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08
LYONS PERIODICAL pnsPs,

TIE cssgAr prsAk.S H.nEnr ron EasgcueAEs
yssz.
There Deops ase o scientifically ssnpcand
ffasa preparatisD, and better sAss A1y tss.
Powder or Ho+irana. Bsisg ltsxA, thsis TT
ton - direct and positive, wondering .h.s Q 10
sasse speedy and certain pssidc tIs tbe core OF
al distractions and tnppressisn Of naiSre.-
Their popalarityis indicated by The fAe< tAsa
ever I00, COO bottles ann GAsy ses~ and cos
sumsa By the la@ies the United fta<es, every
one Of whom speak in The strsneest terms 81
praIss Of their great raerits. They are RAPIDLY
taking abe place Of every oihcr fsuaIA Remedy,
and are considered Wy all w&e know saSat a
th3m, 90 HE spresi. Ehtesi, aod mort iRtsttb3s
preparation in ths worls. tsf tbs care a ~ se
male complaints, The y msr al Of all >ssrusttens
Of Ratsre, and the promotion Of besSta, sefu-
lsrity and At enstA. ksPA<A disesssess ssa,ssg
when they may be sseS. AID sxplAinip NJ WHO'S
and why they sbobsS Get, nor could Bo< le 90 q
without prsdaci,y cf<cc<s csntsary 10 na&pse's
ehoseR IayRe will BE fsnnd sasesssis fs,5cA axssfA
each bettJs, with the written sif1atSse 81 JoAa
L Lyon, uithont which loBx are pessiDe.
Prepared by DIR. yUHR L. Lyon, leb chapel
s4reet. New Haven. Ssna., y hs cen be so1sstssA
either personally, o. BY usaa tsnea.siDg stAnp,I
conserving sl private d-sessse ed sI-als WAX
neee
s0'd b, Druggists s-sJ,ss.ss. .I n'ssS1;m
Cos AesNks kos o, Z 40 CasA<h
r.n1kAsokNz>fy
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THE GREATEST INVENTION OF
L THE AGE.
THE AMERICAN Sl8 DOUBLE THREAD
FAMILY SEWING MACHIREl I'M
PROVED and PERFECTED
Patented in 1s82-1Se8.

This Machine is constructed upon new
principle, and possesses the most valuable i'm.
provements in the sewing Machine Art, and
stands without rival in the highest circle OF
the Sewing Machine Scale 1t has been pro-
nounced by the best Judges 10 be the simplest
and most perfect working Double Thread Famt-
ly Sewing Machine ever offered to the public,
Il runs very easy and rapidly, and will eew any
thing, from the finest Swiss muslin to four
thicknesses of heavy beaver cloth and leather.
Il makes the celebrated Double Lock Stitch,
which IL acknowledged to be the most elastic
and strongest stitch in use which js free from
any liability to break in washing or ironing,
ard will not rsve 1t uees all numbers Of cot
ton, silk or linen thread, and directly from the
spool Ii Will stitch, hem, fen, tuck, cord,
quilt and bind, (withont batting } together with
working very beautiful embroidery. To tani
lies, tsilOrs, cost and drsss makers, sHIting and
psutaloon sewing, 1t cannot be sxcelea. 1t
Will guide the cloLh Itself, and can be success
fuly operated by q girl Of twelve years. lta sim
plCity renders instructions easily uNderstoea.
Printed distractions will accompany cash ma
chine, by reference to which no difficulty will
be experienced In all knowledge neoesssTy to
enable che purchaser TO operate with enccess.
The machine ia durable, and will not get out Of
order. 1t VITA laet a lifetime. We warrant it to
do as good and durable sewing as any Of tbs
high priced machines.
We respectfully solicit the patronage OF all
that are DESTROYS of supplying Themselves with
q superior article at a very low price. Where
there Is no regular agent, parties Csn order d.
recuy from Us by NAIL with confidence that the
machine viii b. delivered safely TO tbea and
they viii have no troabi in managing it to their
| entsre satisfaction, no sid bat our printed
| instructions wiA be repaired. In ordering q
machine to be sest By express, renit the amount
! by DRAFT on some large city Bank or ssn< Treas
DRY Or Esusasi BsRk Notes by mail or express
| Each Hlashtns VIII be accompanied with thFet
needles, sCrrw driver, oiler, gasrs, plers d.
reetiesss, &c, aud warrant Ser three PEARS II re
| qHiTed.
! AGENTS WANTED KvERYWHEisRl IN
| WHO'S we offer HberRl Inducements, by esnmbs
sioz ssihry Cou h<isnSlss Glrcn,Aps fms nisshos
| to agents On application.
! AdaTces with Stamp, G. II. CLIFFORD,
| fek5d &wiw AkRoy, n. Y.
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TINTED STATES MAIL.
VERMONT

Posr 0F11cE DSrARTaEsf,
Washington, Jan, 20, 1896 I
Prop0eS.is viii be received al the Contract OF.
foe OF this Department until s p, IL. Of March
~, 1865, 90 b. decided by April sS) for convey.
ing the MALE Of the United statee in the state
OF Vermont, from July I, 1863. 10 June 80 1899
on the routes aud by the schedules Of depart
nfes and arrivals herein specified:
No, 4g9, Prom Montgomery Centre II Edan
mi,es aud back once q week,
Leave Montgomery Centre Wednesday at s s.,
N,
Arrive az Eden by ~ IN.
Leave kden Wednesday At p H..
Arrive a. Montgomery Centre by p u.
No 600, Prom Pittsheld, by South Chittsnden
and hast fittsiurd, 70 Rutland, IL Inlles ana
back, once q week.
Leave ittsheld Friday NJ l2m,
Arrive a. RuuSnd by q p IN,
LbaVe Rutland Saturday at y a, N
Arrive ~ Ptls1eld by IL IN,
No 5Ql. Prom Windsor by Plsinhslo, n. L.,
70 Aeriden, IA miles and back, once a week,
Leave Windsor Monday at IL pm.
Arrive az heriden by ~ pm.
Leave Meriden Monday att am
Arrive at Windsor by III T., N,
Proposals. for three and eleo for ak ulps a
week invited.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee ana certth-
cate, and conditions to be incorporated IN the
contracts, see pamphlet advertisements for pro-
posSls for conveying the MALE in the New Eng
land States, dated November 10, 1864, TO be
found At the principal Post Offices.
W DENNISON,
Gw4w Postmaster General
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PHRRYs MOTH AND yRscKLs LOTION

1 Cnloema, or hothpatsh. talso Lfyerspotl
and Lsntigo, or Frecklee, are oten psry annoy.
Ing, particularly 20 iadies Of kehs oompsex,os.
.er NE disoolored spots chow mcre plainly On
greatly mar the beauty Of sithsr; and any prrps-
ration 1hai Will eneetnally remove them 2siJa1~S
bVvvis9 ne feature or oooT Of ls slia N certain.
~ desideratum. DR.. b. c. Psrry, who has
covered a remedy for these disoolorationa, which
ts Al once prompt, inIallible and harnaloss.
Prepared only by d. Q. PERRY, DernsloAo
gist No, ~ Bond Street. New York and foT sxle
by all drusgists; price ~ per bottle, Cali Cor
PKRRY's MOTH AND FRRcKLR LOTION
SOLD by ap Druggists IN Rutlsad
decl9d&Ntn
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9leu advertisements.

Aqua nE MAoSoLIA.--The prettiest thing,
the "sweetest thing" and the most Of il for the
least money. It overcomes the odor of perspi-
ration; softens and adds delicacy to the skin
is delightful perfume allays headache and
inaamation and is necessary companion in
the sick room, III the nursery, and upon the tot
let side board 1t can be obtained everywhere,
at one dollar per bottle
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By all Druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08
AYERS CATHARFIC PILLS

Are the noet perfect purgatiye which We ara
able to produce or which VIC think has ever
yet been made by shy bDdy. Their eject have
abnndsutly shown TO the community how much
they excel tbs ordinary medicines IN use. They
sai6 aud pleahaLt 10 take, Int powerful 10
cure. heir penetrating properties stimniate
tbs vital setivitiSe Of The body, remove the OBJ
ssrHsiiOns Of It's organs, purify ths blood, and
expSl disease They puTge out the foua humors
which breed and gTCw dissenper, eliminate
sluggish or d,soTdesed organs into their natural
action, and impar healthy tune with stTeLEth
- M whole sysstm. Not only do they cure the
every day complaints OF eSsIybLdy. Tat slsO
Formidable aAd daugerGps dsss4ses. While they
PredueS powerful shecf, thsy nse at she enme
tine, in diainit bed oeses, the 'aiezt ard besS
ply tie that can be emp sytd fer chASfen- Be-
iag sagsr%ai' 4, they sac PIX asaat to take ;snd.
belilg IVA ely vsgets sss ~ itee from any risk
ot karIa. Cxsss have h.en made which ssarl s.a
belief, wssr they Dot rsabsssntAtSG ty insn u
ssGh exalted - eSIsn s,o elainttes, es tO for
bid ,hs sBtpssseD Of uNirs,h. Many emins Mt
cssrgypsra sDd ID yeasisls Lave bczt their
10 csrtity Ia sAe pnsiic rtssA saiiy St cur RENE
dass. whse Sib~ss hav~ s<st ~ lbe ASSURANCE 81
tsssis conviction that. cc< rTr1arnusas son'ri-
t~4<d in<asBsey 10 ste reaiS Of COR afflicted.
sui. ring follow uiSS.
Our Agcuts' la every town and village are
pleased 20 h,~ntrh prs<is oUT american Anna
Ssc, caDtaissiGg d~eStions tOr the uss aLd cer-
tttseases OF tAsar cnree, VI lie following com
p&ain<s =
Css.isenass, BaiOos Complaints. Rhrums
tAns, D1Opsy H3srsesxn, llcA<acAe arising rom
Svsl s,.sessS, keSt<a, iASix ssiios, Mosbd In
h-aa, t1a,nasss<s. Los " hyssiiis, vi Diseases
wt&a6 seqssse e~scGAAt h.edisnse. They Alsa
By vosIiyAg hs bIo&d I'D rtn.H.a,ing the sys-
t~sa. ,>ss n4a@y O sS,Ian.ts 3A.4h u you'd nUk
b ssppsesd sAry s.4aId rssh, sssch ss Deain. -
pas<i4l BIh.tsess, ksorHlga s.d Eoa vous Irri
tasSky, Dss sHesen~ssss u de Liver aSd Kid
ssys, S.s<. A1d .AL&s kk4A,sA SS<aIpieiais All
si1x hon h,e saaAs u 1s tAdy, Os osstruc-
tsssse ~ " sRxscsi~s.x.
Ds va be p.a Vi - uxSrne .p&d deasere with
ether ptsyasassaz& ~1s,SI. tbs y s.ke pi,GS
sa. p<lla4A 4 ~ = AID tai. ~ osksse. fhe
sssA srsrs Tic Le.< aA Asse y fsr Tam aaA
lbs .iss -. 'YEI q a., L,seHlI -
q Al 90 b, = .s.IS ~ 4 die =, ssy.issx y.
Ess' ~ rs 1<r1lk, kuasp q Aslr.ak,
3sA, ". CAAAAAa. 2ss
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The last and best the right article tnanN
everybody likes it; 1t ia purely vegetable re-
stores grey hair in four weeks, or money refund
ed 1t viii do it every time. Three applics
tions will cure all humors Of the scalp. AJAX fos
wEBsTER's VEGETABLE HAIR HVIGO-
RATOR,
and don't take any other. For sale by ali Drug.
gists l:w6m
For Sale BY D. VERDER, only.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OI

a III TSTUH TNICAL VIEW IF
"A MARRGAGE:-CoBt nearly 1000
paa-es sud $50 fine Pistes and Rogravings Of tho
Humsa Organs in q stste OF health ana disease,
with a Trostise on Early Errurs, It's deplorabse
Consequences upon tho Mind and Body, with the
Author PiaR OF trestment-the only rational
and ssoeSssfui mode Of care, IS shovn by the
report ofcssos treated a truthful advisor Of the
rssxried and th0so contemplating marriage, Who
eDtsytain doubts OF thoir physical condition.
Bent free Of postage TO sHy address, on receipt Of
. osBts In stamps or postsi currency, by addres-
sing DR. La CBOI8. No, 81 Maiden Lsne, Al
Ssny. II. Y.
The author may be consulted upon any Of the
dissasss upon which bis nsok treats eitbeS per
sonAly or ~ msA. sas AssISiles sent TO any
pf.rS O. It's world REPRESENTATIVES.
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Special a)atirsa
! uoUsgHoLD NECESSITY Kxrsrs FOR

i uoUsBBoiD NECESSITY ExrSrs FOR
the pse Of
DURNos CATARR sNyYP.
Which. In abe frvs stages " cold, aoss hike
mAgic-HssdscAs, Hosr~tDess, Dtpn4seria, and
bronchitis. Sore Eyes, Deafness, Bad Tae.e and
sEssil, ssing The rssait of csiarrh. THE sp3a
removes sAd prevents al ibess, cod iDsures a
healthy Head. Its r1sects are pheasant and ssfss
even for Infsnts u'ho su5er tfur snafsss.
1t hss The highest professional testimonials
Sold By all Draggists, or sens by Mail 10 an
pasts Of The U. =. Tor 30 cents tos ers Box, or
Al for fOar BoSes
Address, JAS. DURSo, P. o. Box 1925,
Rev York Ctiy.
At Wholesale, By DRstAs RARNEs Co..
isasatSviy. New fogS,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08

NEw YORK, Fen. u,
Judge sn'pnsu, o. the q 4. circuit
courr, has gran'ed motion 80 qrs>h
the indictments sgsIust Barney, Pthisu
and Chauno-y, ch,r4ed with ushrirg
forged custom louse bOuds He wss
satisfied the cOur. bad 10 power 20 ~
abe CASE
The Expires says a yDOveDs n Ia 6etng
spitiatrd aaeeg the O'MahoDy Pcuiaus
60 solicit ths Interference OF Secretary
Seward Ia bsasif OF Ir1sh American citi-
zeus WIN are fonnd guilty in Ireland OF
beiDg FrStans IN America. The Fenisn
headers are said tn have q list OF thirty
British ap4Ps who are constantly watch
ing tAer movements. The Express says
SENSATION s.irersw" In town frou Cana
de annosnos the Rsuian alarm spread
ing, a@d Ia masy places volunteers are
called sut, a.a that Ottawa is being gar
~s"ned. and the sennnels around the
So"de~ masssiRs At St. Heleu's Island
nave oe.a dsshiede Little inpsrtanos
u attached SO eheG.
The st~sssAip Virginia, from Llvps-
pool TIE lSth ssA Queenstown the 10th,
has arrived. Erws anticip ated.
The schooner Ira LoT riemer. from
baltimore for New Bedford. vbioh vent
ssaors ''n Rover shoa' last SUNDAY. has
sefn got "a, ssrS arrived to night
The Eiss ass1 North rivers and or
hafsors ass 2llrd with ssltius Ice,
Navigation by sailing resspls Is impoas3-
~, asd sssaarss make slsw prsgress
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08
A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT.

a COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT.
Requires immediate attention and should be
checked. If allowed TO continue, irritation OF
the Lungs, permanent throat affection, OF an
inoursble Lung DIstase is often the result,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
hayinga direct influence to the parts, give i'm.
mediate relief
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Cararrh, Consump-
tive and Thr ost Diseased, TTochya are ussd with
always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troohes useful in clearing the voice
when taken before singing or speaking, and re-
heYins the throat after an unusual exertion of
the vocal organs. The Troohes are recommend
ed and prescribed by PLY nicians, and have had
testim onials from eminent men throughout the
country. Being an article Of true merit, and
having proved their efficacy by q test OF many
years, each year finds them In new localities in
vanous parts OIL the WeTIo, Sna Ehe Irvchss
universally pronounced better than other arti-
Giles.
Obtain only browns Bronchial Troehes,'
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, at So cents per beg.
oot24d &w6m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08
Il o X 8 A L L

An estate, oonslsting Of a good saw mill in
good repair, together with house aud barn and
~ acres OF excellent Land, being equally divided
into pasturage, tllAge and moving, with q
good orchard Of 20 or 10 trees, Said mill Ia To-
Gated In Nnmouth about two miles from Mid.
dletown yiloge In ono Of the best lumber sec.
tions OF the State, TerIns easy. RnQpire of
me present owner on the premises, or of Hoy
ace Fisher, Chittenden, vi.
JOHN RARYEY.
rinIuoath, Sept l, 1850 6w9t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-08
OTITINE

DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES FROM THB
EAR AND NOISES In THE HEAD.
This wonderful vegetable extract has been the
means of restoring thousands to their hearing,
who arter trying everything and everybody, had
given up hoping ever to hear again.
1t operates like a charm upon Offensive dis
charges from the Esr, no matter what may have
caused It, or how long standing,
Noises in the head disappear under It's infu-
enCe as If by magic. Price g. a bottle. For
sale by all druggists. At Wholesale by
GOODWIN & co,
febldeodly No. IS, Hanover Street, Boston