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8. T.--1880..-X.

"a aEis was her lIp-he.Ith was in h.r look
strength was In her step, and In her hsnds-PLissi
8. T.-lS8O..-X.
Will ours Nervous Headache.
Gold EItrsrnities and Feyerish Lips,
sour stomach and Fotd Breath.
P1stuicncy and IndIgeBton.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue .?d ehott Bresh.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostitution; Great Weakness-
:" s.llow Complexion, Weak Bowels. DO.
III LIVER ooMpLHTNT AND pYapEps1A.
II II estimated that seven.tenhs Of a. admit Allment,
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
s the sss ss TO
Altar long research We able to present the mos
remarf.ble for these horrtd nightmare dIsease.
% ,ess
PLANTATION BrTrEna and not an instance Of complaint
ri. most ensotuAi tonic and agreeable s.i,nul,n
Iuited 10 all conditions OF lifo
The reports that IL rsis. Ipon mnsrh substances
action Of The public. and that p.tient may consul
M s 'NS
years in the treatment Of Fever and Asue. Dyspepss
s d 1ss n
afers,rds Iod by the Jssuit. for TIC e'orno, price
s otes tog n siesr undor the name OF Jest, Ro'o-
Of France. Humboldt mAfeI especial fserenos to IL
fsbrfuse qualities during his South American travels.
OF the stomach and bowels.
DAnpllIoN-For Inflammation OF the ioins and drop
OHANoMnn FLowrns-For enfsebled digestion.
LAyzaDrn FLovHns-Aromsno. stimnlAnt and tsnio-.
highly tnSiBorstnR In nervous debility.
WnTERoRKKN-for sorofols, rhsumatigm, etc.
AEnE-An ,rom.ao caIWin.tiysI creating flesh.
muscle and milk; much usod by mothers nurainu,
DOT, eto.
3. T....l880.-.X.
-, Another vondnrtal ingredient of great u.o among
70 the complexion and brllliancy to he ind Il ye mn
Known 70 the commerce Of tho world. and We wthhola
IMPORTANT oERT1PIoATRs
Mc,, p H. Daazs Go.-i have Sosn ~ atess aS0 sn
orer fom Dyapepsa for three years and had TO
iod tho Piintsnen Bitter. and 10 my great joy Fam
nov nearly well man. I hhro recommended them 10
ssnsat .na mr. ,s ,T.y, with signal
EsT 8. 8. oArHoRN.
PHnLprIpHIl, 10Th Month, lT.h DAY, 1852.
n a ~ h sssn mSS
Thy frisnd.. AsA oURaIN.
SHrn14s hsSn; FsbRs2s SslS.gs; r. 1ss, IT,
Mrssns. P. q. Da.1. & oo.:-PleAio ssad uS snoths,
sppstzer thoy sppear to hayo superseded evoryihns
Arrangement. are nov completed 70 supply any do
mAnd for this ARTICLE which hiss moi heretofore bean
possible
The public may rect Assure that In NO case will ,h,
perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION BrTTEns be
departed frum. Epeyy bottle bedrI ne 6aorpfis Of our
r'sdtrs on fsd plate ENGRAVING, or eanns. be ee-
Any psrion pretending 10 sell PLANTATION DrTIras N
ottk er by M gallon % fonditr asd i1pofisr. He,sors
2 rteAsd oottlet s* that our Private Stamp 70 Uxnu.
Bold by all DruggiIts orooers and Dealers throuehou,
the country.
2. b. DRANK D. CO.. New York.
hphb - mwftyf
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COMMERCIAL.
The Chnries,on Cotton Market.

Ths Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, 4
(HARLEsToS. Tuesday Evening, September TO- 1867. I
Purchasers offered lower prices generally. which
partially accepted by factors and % balcs disposed
bout half cent dechnc. say 3 ut 22i nj a2t;
Sat = at ?3S nj .3t. and bale Cotton ut "a !,
renta We quote
Low Middiing. ................-......ea @22ts
hh,iling. ............................1 ~ Gr23E
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GOTTSCfIALK.
n8 B 8ons' Pianos sarorior to any

In the world. " HnV
They unrivaed for tn sir singing ou.ss and N,
the harmonious roundnesa OF their tone. Phere is
peleet nomoeonety throughout all tho registers. Tho
upper notos Aro remarkable . clesrness and pury
which do not nnd in any other instrument while ths
for msguincetH sonofity.
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DRUGS, CHEMlrAlS, ETC.


aa-TUE HAI,E f)R .rHE pIaN1,,rJrN nrr
TRIis ia without preocdop, In ts hstor, Of tbs world
~. =. -, y. 49, ;. INV 49, y ,"o "o,,u
r,o., .,oo,u .,,.,,,ha,,s. ,,..,,, s., 80 W Nv
, :. .s ~ ~
a., ,r, -, -, H >'". N'"i 80
..".,.,.s.., ~, ~" 80. ,''"' i""'
n,,, D,ns.,r,n G,,.m,as,us .,s. ,"
EIov.,. w,n,o-.r, - n.,,'',
g. %, n.s.''.s n.l,H,. U,'a,"l ''o
oON"'' ''
S.---T.-..lSBU--4, G0.
rhey arc especially recommended TO c.ergymcn, pub
uespeatera aud persons OF literary habits and soaot
hie' VINO require ireo al8ea'iou relah LOT iooh
~ e,oa. .aoul,i 'sSu.'0'.
go T,... A.a "0aA p''AoH' of' oeithn 10 nh'
,,,s.. -. ., ,.o, 80 " ,e"h .oOAe" ''''
.,,,'. ,nn -Au ~
aa.os TO-, .. n' ~. appo'e
~ =. " ,n,usO ,,Dt, Va na'F' "ne u'0'
r,e o,'" - auu .n'e '.ut'
r,e. -, .,,....,s., ,,.','',. I.t "o "iA"
They purify tho breath and Ac,ai'y of the atomAoh
They euro Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
an.v 80, TO-, cor,,,,,,n, ,,, 49,. nas,
r,or -. ,h, ,o,. u,,,.,. g., no ,,o,, .r,.,. -,
,,o - 49, go, 49,, ..n.,.., ,.,.s... -
rOs,o,s,
Tho following startllnR and emphatic statensnts can
be seen at our ofacs-
VOW pe.,nou,
NEIp AcoutI OuYKY Msrob 9TH 1919
Owing 10 the great exposure and terrihlo doeonpos
ton after tho ba,o OF Ane,am was utterly prostrat
,,, -, ,,."., -. $3.50 $3.50 - "
ONO. An @uole eAieo fishht'oh bi''rH prepared bY
pr. Drake OF NOW forR. was prescribed to 9'v1 mo
strength and On appetite To my great surprise they
gave mo ipmeulate teheL Two potues Alnosi slowesi
no 10 JOIN my re9inent Ihave slnco Heen
them used In many csscs and am free TO say, for aoa
piia or private pnrPosea snoT Of nothing like 'hnm
Iottsr from the Rev. N. Z. GLIDE. a. ualrsyii,s p,
oxs11.urs.-Y,u were kind euouph on n forma. oc.
o.sto, IN uana mn baf do--o, ,ou,os ., u,-,,.,,
BsttOrs for IS so. My wito having derived SO n,usL
benefit from the use OF hcso Filters. desiI" ar 10
continue tncm and Jon Will pleAGo sohd III boltles
more for tho money onelosod.
ah' worry truly. 20; ira
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have In sv,rp
tnown and valuable Improvement Thoy hsys inyariS,
oly been selected and used by ali of tie voridie ~.
knoosedaed great ersts who have visited tia conntr
professionally, both for private and public use.
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THE CAROLINA TIMES.
PUBLISHED AT ORANaERGRta q, 7

T'Hrs PAfRR CIRcULATEs. THROUGHOUT THE
i middle portion OF the stste ami Offers tho best
facilities for advsrttserr, FebrrRyy 2s
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SsCllEcfs.

Per Steamship Champion. from New York. Lew A
asisshcI. s,s pnyis & &la6inan labor Irving Mira
Lesser Il T Andrews ani lady. airs Leckiu and child \
Leekic Hurby q waleshnwse and child. Mrs Euder-
,gues children aud servant. liran Mrs Moses
Mrs Dc lreSillr. hrs Curs, Mrs Iilolus n and In
stcersge. "
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q "A r II

us With feongB OF pride American nsoaraotn,.r
inst We pntalsh tho following tcsa,or,sla vlIob h,as
loon received bY ne rccontIy: 0A "s''
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THALBERa.

consider chcferins 4 Honr' Pianos, beyond com,
pAT1aon, the best have over secn III America
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Ne,y OrIennx MarLe,

NEW ORLEANS. September 6.-CoTTox--we have
sgaln TO report limited movement, operations beng
controlled by tho same influences TINT prevailed yesier
day, namely. restricted supplies and inability OF nartIcs
10 agree as to prices to winch may bo superadded The
FATHER nnftvorabe condition Of the weather. Hence the
days transactions were moderate scale comprising
barely $50 bales taken by three parties for he
completion OF previously unhniehed business Tho sales
world have been larger had holders been less extreme
in their views, Rnco there several orders ha nj
which Esrttes would have executed at alighuy modi
fled figures. Prices indicated increased weak.
nsrs. most Of tho triaing sales effected being at
hares approIimatng the anbJotned quoiatidns Ordi-
nary lSa2ocj Good Ordinary 2a22Sc Low Mddlinp 23,
n2iHc, and Mddling 26a2BSc. The sales for tho mast
three days comprise $50 bales making total for the
week Of 1925 against 1875 last wesf 2i75 the week
e.ore The receipts proper during the past week ex
Guiding the arrivals from Mobile Florion and Texas
which are included In their respective ststemens en-
brace l025 bales. against 804 last week. showing an in
c:caso Of 221 bales The weeks exports comprise ifp
bales. oil coastwisc.
STATEMENT COTTON.
stock ON hand September, 1s67....... baes-l5 2sj
ilNeu Io-uaS.. .''...-.--.........-... 4U
1886
SruSa to-oay... ....................... MONO
Gle ired previously. Observation-Disclosures. 4Iy 479
Stock on haud and on shpboaid. 1896
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CIlISOIINS' RICE Mills.

fINlIESE WELL KNOWN AND LONG ESTABLISHED
l. MILLS urc undergoing; complete repair and
ion and Will be ready Oh thu lat SEPTEMBER to receive
from Planters and others their Hare pound and pro
pare ior market Thankful for ayors shown by iuC-
tors prior othc war. woull earnestly solicit
tinunI ol the same. icclipr confident that M1
will be nlal- to do gaoi work a. they did.
CIIISOiM BHOTliEtlS,
S;, 3. East hay.
R61he "Iilur~ " uror,utown :. e.. will cop, uur..
week for ri, weeks and forward hill tor payment
August ~ tulh
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B,cun l. quoted nj t;c for S,ui ~ IL, ,l .c .r ril,
and T,iii1',c for cicii Sides Ham. unc eln i d
light Mess Fork held ut SHi I5I25 rc, Eh, wes.erm
Lard I3ha3aic. and city I3iIJ &c per IL.
IticE quiet aul nominal nt gI?',r for IiatIr pur np,l
II izai2c ihr Carolina.
suoAn-Market Inciyn to-day. salos worthy of no.
ttc". bit holders ilt IN nt previous IA Ices.
~IIiskEr-Sn change; still quote held I'D bo,
eta per ral ms 10 stylo ui package.
ScW SorS atnrHrt.
MoSry MNiRir
Tho Srw York EruiRg F:Si "r SATURDAY, 9Th ips
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wEIlLIs

Your Pianos arc yuperior to any bsy, .x., .
this country or In Europe. '''1 seoH Ia
have neyer htard . tone 20 perfect. a ,,.,...
expression that 10 needed In music ~ t 8,uas 1ioy
capable o. eh,9ss to meet eyory sepmont Tnis /.
M tone together with its bsue n.sii PETTY 81
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EUROPEAN TEsTInIuEI,Is

heceaoea during tas month Of August, 1865
w., LoSoo,;, July rs, lsS7
rSnT5e In enelyorns document aligned by the ars
coinrosers musicians and prUfs1Eora in E,ropo hai1
your Pianos In snch high eHmation tid> fny cortiS
to Europe to hscertain the opinion Of INV :roasion.
hrnthrti'. Tho onclosod certificate viii proyo hoa
M ,hs ss s,,as nase ,, Ssen on hS subject beg to
friend. Mr.. 0"ard. which .m Iuro ,nus, be vTatify
Th.vo the honor to eO sen,,smen. yon.s worry ,rn,y
JhhIRh NJ. WE'LL.
LoS;,oH. iaua.v5 IL, 1861.
eoSH,I De-" - s'n 9SE srsas pleasure in .sts yos
highest approval of their tnatrumont It tis oonsder
not mo1.y the ees; inst'umont Of American
iortes that has nnlnr my observation; and
,no Maasrs GhieAcrns inlay ssi DO proud OF having
turned out from their mauufactory an Instrument
which, for torch. quality, powcr ami workmsnshp ne
wonl,i be Tary diout 10 burlnbs In any part Of the
Dear sIr very sincerely yours,
Firm Of coslsra ooi,ard Plsuofotis Gsnntsctusers,
London.
James n. WthH. Ksq.: ,''
S pfAn n io As Tou are sons sass 70 the United
hsis r.1 Tel them was delighted xlth
a. ,saI exr rss olt Sots "a y to,.ss "a anasT A'ns
Wishing you. &C.. remain n eTss,, a Iy.
=. = IL. r. BROhDWOOP,
Firm of I: Broadwooi Hons. Plano-forts nranufso.
turcrs London.
HefIrs. Ciickering q Som.
uEhTs: havo lust beou invited hJ Stesns Coard 70
try Grand PiaHO.fortu manufactured hy you, and
have no hesitation In ondOrsing tho opinion OF my old
friend, Mr O. D. Colar That Il ia the fnpit IA.
strument l over play0h IA.
Believe mo- gentlemen. moat faithfully soura,
J. 1. hATToR.
TttfinoiIit from the mort diftfnputtd Ayti;t in E.roo
10 AtIIrf Chiclerinp "a SoHs.
LONDON. Jnl5 as. 1865.
Having played upon q Plano. forte male By Metnra
Ohickerin9 Bons, OF Doaton and New York 1 haye
much pleasure In teatying to iB general eallrnce
For sweetness and brlllAnoy OF tone, uolics1y OF
touch and magnificent powor for concert purposes
LIZ TIE BEST HAVE sEEH OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
q. A. OSBORNE. lALFHED JAELI.
w. kUHE ILlNUSAY 6IL)PER,
JULES BENEDIOT. u. MUyOHELEJ
Ii. W. BhLtE. Prof. OF OonsarySt,I,a Al
OHaS HALLE. LeIprIg 1e
BRINLEY hiuHARDs. y. Arthur CuappE1.
mENE 11nLn5Yv ,1t director of Hondsy Con
sSDfEY sMrTn Corfu, Lendon.
Among the ohefpolnt OF excellence Of the olicrs,
Ing Pisncs, OF which speak tho renowned In thor
conRranatory testimonials to the hiesars Ubrkerin0
sre to greatnst poaBbo dnpb rGhnnss and volume Of
tone, combined with raro briilnucy cluarnses ana
porfect eTenneas throughout tho entire scale; and
sympatlnto quality Of which mover changes under th
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past fortyhree yenrs this nrm has manu-.
sotured
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PIANO-FORTEs
WORLDS FAIR, LONDON,

rHhLBEtG'S OPiEIoa.
4 consider Ohictoring sons' Pianos, bpyond com
patlaoi, the beRt hayo In America
y. THALBERG
Chairman OF Jury OH Musical ins,Tnmen
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"a hniie was on her Ip-he1Ith was IN her loo
strength was In her step, and IN her hands-PLis-
IIoR bITTKRs."
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HetIrf. Etickering q Som,
0EhTs: hayo lust bsou invited hJ Hesays. Coard 20
Try Grand Pial0.for manufactured hy you, and I
have no hesitation In ondOrsny tho opinon OF NV old
friend, Mr. q. D. CoiiAr, VIE: That II IA the bnpst In
strument over piaynh M.
Believe iis. gentlemen. most faithfully youra
J. L. HATTON,
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PORT CALENDAR.


- rIIAaEs MOON.
First @ 5tb, Gu. llm even last G. 2Ot.I, g. Ism
Fun NJ. 18TH TI. 13u Now n. 9th, Gl. %. evcl
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dispatch nom Capt Crowcll. OF the sieimshp dran
eaa from New York, for this port, dated Fortress
MSnroc hc 10Th inst. mentions that tho Granada had
ialen In With Hayuen steam corvette disabled, and
expected OH Thursday. -
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Dnrng tne past eight years have constantly p,y Al
me Justly celebrated Erard pAnss; Yours Ara the
aiy msInmenta that hAvo found, either here or Ia
Aufopo' 70 equal them In all their polns OF oYceenoe
" may be satisfactory TO our patrons and frIands
ong The puolo large to ntae bays
Dsen received from all the lBadng Astiats who have
ed or arc now rssiding In thu United States fsw q
T1ose namec, besides those above, We sppend:
LkO. DE MEYER. GIJSThy HsTTRR
ALPRED JARI, : HFSrnIIr
II. kANDERsON, II nTRAEosau
II. HOFFMAN, JIJiIigN
And many others
,t!sG}g, IL MdLLu5TRATRD ALBUMS AND PAIGE Llsr6
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Another wonderful ingredient OF great uuo snope
the BpAnsh Adies Of Houth America inplrtinQ besuty
TO the complexion and brilancy to the mnd In yet
IT. name for tho present. -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-09

arrival at the age of sixteen that the su-
perintendent, at the written request Of
the child or the mother, may hire them
out for the remainder of their minority
to such trade or employment as they
may request, with such provisions for
further education as may be agreed up
on and those who do not indicate de-
sire to be apprenticed shall be restored
TO the mother or guardian, with a full
outfit of clothing and a certificate show
ing their moral standing and literary
and industrial attainments and qualia-
cations.
This liberal and just provision for
these children who are sacred trust to
the State, and in those States where no
provision is made in like manner, these
children should receive the considerate
care and attention of the several COM
munities in which they reside, that we
be not remiss in sacred duty that is
due the memory Of our brave soldiers
who have fallen.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-09
Vermont Marble.

Editors of tie Herald In the fall Of
1866, young man from Rutland while
hunting for squirrels on the hills west
Of the village of Pittsford, VT, sat down
upon the rocks to watch the reappear-
ance of squirrel which he had sighted
once. While thus engaged he inciden-
tally discovered that the rock had Pc
culiar marble look to it, and upon break
ing off piece felt convinced that it was
marble and that large ledge ran
through that immediate vicinity. The
sample was taken to Rutland and SUBJ
mltted to the inspection OF the young
mans father, who, at the earnest solicit
alton of his son, visited the place where
the sample was obtained, examined the
premises, tested the "indications" and
became satisfied of the existence of a
fine ledge of marble, running from south
to north, and in an unlimited quantity.
The father, in company with a gentle
man o: Pittsford, Immediately took
measures to secure possession OF the
property for the purposaof developing
the deposit Of marble. This was soon
accomplished by purchasing perpetual
lease of the ledge, with sufficient land
for it's successful working as quarry.
Operations were at once commenced by
the blasting off of the unsound and re-
use marble to the depth of about eight
cen feet, when layer of sound marble
was found, and plenty of it, with veins
of fine white, light and dark blue and
green of the most beautiful shades, and
so arranged by Nature as to allow the
different shades to be cut separate or
together as desired.
This quarry is within one and half
miles of the Pittsford depot, with good
road leading down grade direct thereto,
affording easy means Of transportation
to the cars, where the marble can be
shipped to any part of the United States
or Canadas.
This company was incorporated by
the last Legislature of Vermont under
the name of the "Cain & Drake Marble
Co.," and is under the personal super
vision of one Of the principal owners,
R.R. Drake, ESQ, Of Pittsford, and is
certainly destined to be one Of the best
ouarries In the State, both in regard to
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-09

COVENTRY. - Rather an unpleasant
state of feeling exists in Coventry be-
TIVE en- the Good Templars and the can
it's" The Good Templars have held
their meetings n the hall of the school,
house, where village meetings have al
ways been held, without payment Of
rent. Recently, from strong feeling
growing out of certain liquor prosecu-
tions, an attempt was made to compel
the Good TempIars to pay for the use Of
the hall, and school meeting was called
for that purpose. The meeting lasted
all night, till 4 o'clock the next
morning, when the vote being a tie, no
result could be attained and the meeting
adjourned. Another meeting, however,
was held last Friday evening, when the
"anti" party prevailed, and a vote was
passed to charge the Templars $3.50
each evening for the use of the hall.
Strong feeling appears to have been cre-
ated on both sides, which will result in
no good certainly to that usually quiet
village. The whole affair is to be re-
uretted.
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the quality obtained and the cost of pro.
duclng the article. AS an evidence that
the Cain & Drake Marble Company will
not throw into market anything but the
sound marble, l would state that they
have dumped many blocks as refuse
which at some other quarries would be
considered aft for use," and sold as
such.
Mr.. ]. X. Patch of Sutherland Falls is
erecting one of his new modelled der
ricks at this quarry, which is considered
the best yet invented, and an improve
ment on all others of his make. The
timber for this derrick, as well as for
most OF the other derricks in this viein-
ity, was furnished by MIR. David White
more OF Chittenden, who is considered
the most reliable man for selecting, cut
ting and bringing from the woods to the
quarry suitable sticks for the mast and
boom Of "huge derrick"
"CYPH."
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printing the first number OF the paper
issued in Rutland.)
1866, January-"The Guard of Amer
lean Liberty" edited and published by
II. F. Potter Devoted to "Know.Noth-
ingism," Only few numbers were ev-
er issued.
1857, August 12-"The Rutland Cour-
ier." Published every Friday morning
by Cain & Mclean" John Cain, Editor.
"Terms-One Dollar per annum in ad-
vance," (Still published by Mr.. Cain
as editor and proprietary
1868, July-"Whats the News" Gan
original monthly paper, with original
items, by William A, Bacon. For sale
at the office of publication, the new
bookstore in Merchants Row, Rutland,
VI" "Terns, fifty cents per year"
1861, April 29-"Rutland Daily Her
AID" published every morning in sea-
son for the morning trains leaving Rut-
land, at 5000 per year, so cents per
month, 2 cents per number" printed
and published by George A. Tuttle g.
Co. (who are also the proprietors) at
Tuttle & Co.'s Printing Office on Wash
ington street, first building west of the
Town Hail." Evening edition occa-
slonally published on receipt of news of
great interest"
MOrT0.
when first issued it had no motto, but soon
after it appeared with the fonowing3
LET every American citizen, instead of crying
Peace Peace, when there is no Peace rally
upon the ramparts until Secession is ST.
leneed; until the roar of artillery has
ceased.n
Still published by Tuttle g. Co.
1866, July 21-"Rutland County Inde-
pendent" published every Saturday
morning in season for the mails to all
parts OF the county," by Mclean & Rob-
bins. Terms-$2 a year" Gan intro
ductory number was issued July 4, 1866,
but the first regular number not until
July 21) Still'published.
NoTE.-In addition to the above there
was published in Rutland some twenty
years ago Monthly Medical Magazine,
the name of which l am not now able
to give.
l have also Number q of Volume /,
for December Is, 1898, of the following :
1798-"The Scourge of Aristocracy
And Repository of Important Political
Truths" By James Lyon.
MOTTO:
MATURE has left that Tincture in the Blood,
That all men would be TYRANrs if they could
| If they forbear their Neghbor to devour,
| 'Tis not for want of WILL, bat want of POWER.
JURE DyINo.'
The above I think was published at
Rutland, but for how long I have been
unable to ascertain. 1t contains 4s
pages and seems to have been published
monthly. It's general politics was Re-
publican, but was more particularly de,
voted to the interests of Col. Matthew
Lyon, then a Member of Congress from
Vermont and confined in jail at Yer
gennes under the "Alien and Sedition
Law"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-09

demption of their paper issues. Such
freight moved, of course, under regular
guard, and some of the old bank mes
sengers who still live to talk OF their
experiences in this transportation busi-
ness, tell many an interesting story of
their trials and tribulations on the road. &.
-CO,n,peyctaL BiilLetin.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-09

STATE BANK NoTEs.-The Suffolk Ma
tional Bank announces it will discon-
tinue, after June l, the redemption OF
the old State bank notes. Thus ends
the famous foreign money system OF the
Suffolk bank. This bank was lncorpora-
ted in 1918. 1t began the foreign money
business in 1924. Some Of the men who
were, in 1924, directors in this bank, re,
main in the same position to-day, and
are well-known as fine representatives
of the old school merchants. When
the Suffolk began its work OF sending
home country bank bills, there were OF
course, no railroads, and public convey
ances Of any kind were scarce on many
routes. Private carriers were often en-
ployed. and forty years ago, three and
four horse wagons might have been seen
moving wearily from Vermont and New
Hampshire to Boston, with tons OF silver
received from the interior banks in re-