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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20
Warrington Items,


Gen. Rawlius, Gen, Grants chief Of
stan, is quite in from hemorrhage OF the
lungs
Stephen Taber fourth auditor OF the
Treasury Department, has obtained leave
IL absence for month,
During the past week there were $50
applications for patent rights, % caveats,
and $50 patent rights issued,
The President denies that any par
ties have applied to him to pardon the re-
Gently convicted internal revenue officers
in New York,
The late Mrs.. Senator Trumbull's
funeral took place Monday evening, and
the remains started for Illinois in a special
ear, The President and all Of his cabinet
who are in town attended the funeral
Under the opinion Of Attorney-Gen-
eral Eyarts, the President intends 10 APP
point collector at New Orleans, and in
all other instances where vacancy has
been caused by resignation.
ON Monday ii was currently reported
in diplomatic circles that the French
Minister has received limitations from
home that war between France and frus-
sia is threatening, Baron Gcrolt, the
Prussian Minister, is also said to have cS-
pressed serious apprchcnsions On the same
subject.
The Governor Of Florida aud several
new Governors Of southern States, recent
ly made acquisitions on the Secretary Of
War Tor arms, under law passed in / ,9G,
but the Secretary has declined TO furnish
until further legislation is had on the
subject but it is not true that the Gov
errors in consequence have united in an
appeal to Congress 10 meet on the day 10
which they had adjourned, To take action
in the matter.
Commissioners Rollins returned TO his
duties at the Internal Revenue Depart
ment Monday morning lie visited Sec
Rotary McCulloch and had AN interview
with him. He has not iutimatei any in
tention of rcsigning, but has gone earn
estly 10 work in his office None If the
Supervisors nor other officers whom he
has nominated TO Secretary McCulloeh
have yet been acted upon, but decisions
are at once expected on all pending nom
nations Fifteen have been nominated,
and there are over five hundred appli-
cants here for the fifteen places For the
single appointment for Virginia there are
ffty-seyen applicants.
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I$pffial Notiffs.
WHAT EVERY HoRsEMAN WANTS

WHAT EVERY HOlsEMAN WANTS.
A good, cheap, and reliable Imminent, such an
article Is Dr, Tobias Venetian Horse Eminent.
In Pint Bottles al one Dollar.
For lameness, cuts, gals, collie, sprains, Se.,
warranted cheaper than any other. 1t Is used by
all the great honemen on Long Island courses.
II will not cure Ring Bone nor Spawn, as there is
no Iiniment in existence that will, What 1t is
stated To cure it positively does, No owner Of
horses viii be without it alter trying one bottle,
One dose reyiyes AMI often saves the life Of an
oyer,hea,ed OF driven horse. For collie and belly
ache II has never failed Just as sure as the sun
rises, Just sure is this valuable iiniment 10 be
the Horse Emhrooatlon of the day, Use it one
and all, Depot, No, SO Cortlandt street, New
York SOLD by all the Druggists and storekecp-
eD, augSdawlm
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THE ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Those who are suffering from the above should
procure Dr. Hayes new Medical Book, entitled
"Ihe Science of Life, or Sct-Preseryatlun, or I,.
ply TO the author Of that invaluable treatise
Impaired manhood OF middlc-tgcl peopi~ pr
iectly restored.
This book contains 500 pages, printed on tine
paper illustrated with beautiful engluylngs,
bound in beautiful cloth, and is universally pro-
nounced the best medical work in the world.
Sent to all parts of the country by mail, secure
ly sealed, postage paid, on receipt of price only
800. Address DIR. A. II. hayes, No ! nu'.iu,h
street, or j. J. Dyer 4 Co., 81 School street los
ton.
N. b. Dr. II. can always be consulted IN the
strictest confidence from o'clock Ia the morning
until o'clock in the evening
Iuviolable secresy and certain relief.
Remember, No. Bulhnch street, Boston, up-
poslte Revere House may9d&WlN
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trance cNt2ndN .tHree hundred itrt along
the south eidr 81 the rounds and ~ forty
leet IN Width.. ms hillIdlllS Is ~ lar
me largest ever hliit Tor tit purpose ~
TINS state - one story ana nan hlEh
Wen boarded ana patterned ana rpoItu
with ctdar shingles mus making IL q
permanent institution. II Is sur
mounted wlth Il cupIl" ana nag stan ana
Is designed lor the ll'flltutufal, loraI'
MuSlcal ana Mechahleal IlalIs' an uh"tr
the same root 1t i hGhted ny tity-slN
windows twehty-eight on sac ana De-
sues Two entrances "V clti'et Gnu mas
'''fGe large openings on I''e iiorlIi sue
eaeh one AT thG heau OF wac aiityS "Ili'H
run across tile oulldih9 'ilu uiNlue II lhto
/ iohr DIVISIONS eath ScEchly-nVe Ieet III
ltnEti. ne moor OF me balIdlhS con
t1ihS l~,VVo square leel on surface ehou@ll
to hold twelve thousand people ana VIII
be suitably FURNISHED with long counters
three iee' IN width anu platforms OF va
rious heights ana other cohVehlenees 'r'
i I,.. display oi articles ON eXhloi'ion'
lde aiSies WIN run through the pulid-
ing connecting with ea'h entrance thus
afordlng every advantage Tor the circu-
lating OF the crowds winch usually gather
IN rooms OF this character. The ticket
office Is placed IN the south east corner
of the building Immediately i'll front
hot the entrance Tor visitors on foot.
In the centre OF the building a second
hoor Is added winch WI be itted up into
two rooms each IL 10y 20 feet, for the Off
GERS OF the societies. y secure gallery
surrounds these rooms and they are reach
ed by winding stairs from the centre hall.
The race course Is being widened and
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1902. 1871. 1868

In 1902 the grandfather OF Dr. Tobias intro
duced the Venetian Liniment in England. 1t
was a success, although the price was a guinea A
bottle. His late Majesty, William ~. used II
for Chronic rheumatism, and was entirely cured.
after suffering for two years, his attending phys,-
clans being unable to effect cure, and he wrote
letter OF thanks, which is now in Possession OF
my uncle in Liverpool. | have offered flOO ster-
ling for that letter, but it was refused In 1871
put it out in the United States and now. in lsGs
the sale is immense. Thousands of families are
never without it. 1t is safe and innocent 10 m
ply externally or take internally For q years |
have warranted 1t 10 cure the following com
plants: Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Croun
Collie, Cramps, Vomiting and Sea Sickness. taken
internally, and Chronic Rheumatism, Burns.
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Toothache Frosted Feet,
Swellings, Insect Stngs and pains in Chest, Back,
or Limbs externally. 1t never fails, ii used as
directed; for Cholera or Dysentery it is certain,
il used when first attacked. No one once irving
it will ever be without it, Sold by Druggists,
Price Fifty Cents and One Dollar Depot, 10
Park Place, N. Y.
Mother Bailey's Queting Syrup for children
teethlng, makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, gives mothers day and night Isaouiet-
ing medicine for children. Only 2j cents. Sold
by Druggists. H-w&dly
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Ter fully equals it, good looks, Tho Sep
teu.her number la, articles by james T.
NJ Kay, Charles I.auman, L, st, Arpaud,
T, W, rarsons, JAIME, Franklin Fits,
Maria l.auiso Pod, Marian llarland, May
Mathcr, John q. Peters, Richard Grant
White, \, $, Dadgv, George Wakeman
and others, The illustrations Of this
number are particularly fine
The chronological Journal for Sep
tomber contains al the Presidential can
didatcs- Grant. Co,iaN, Seymour and
Blair, with portrait, aud concise sketches
Of biography and character, Also, Hon
Anson Burliugame, the Chinese Minister
fraz Lite, the composer; Arminias Nam'
berry, the Oriental Travellers John IL,
LittlcGcld, artist. Who are the Yankees I;
Use Legs and have Leg; 4 Key thought;
The Development Theory Defined; Our
Daily Lectures A New Glass in fractic-
al Plucnology; Finding Situation; \
Perfect Church On Earth-lsit Possible (;
-Littcll's Living Ago Tor August 10th
contains: Salem Witchcmit from Edin-
hurgh Review; 81, Scrf and the Robin,
from Bentley's Miscellany; Celebrated
Sanctuurics of the Madonna, from Chris
tian Remembrance; The Oyster Trade of
the Chesapeake, from Baltimore sun
Phincas Firm, from 81, Paul's, Bride OF
the Emperor of China, from London Re-
view lIabakkuk, Study for the Times,
irom Christian Observer; Nitro Glyccr-
me- the New Explosive, from Wcstmin-
ster Review Samuel Lover, f,um London
Review; Conlucrius Adventures, from
Spectator; and poetry.
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\ shor, Romance in Political Iifc.

a few years since "a Young man IN the
town Of Wallingiord, in this State, was
earning his living at the blacksmith forge.
4 friend OF his who was in the legal pro-
feSSion, knowing the worth and talent of
the young man, after repeated efforts, sue
ceodcd in inducing his young friend to
quit his work and study law. After
graduating the young man settled in the
town Of Chelsea, Mass, and through his
personal efforts and influence, in few
years, succeeded in changing the entire
political status of that town.
This revolution in the town Of Chelsea
sent Arson Burlmgamc to Congress, and
from thence 10 China is t. 5. Minister
and from the latter country as an I'm
b.t>sldor % all the Great Western Pow
ers, The young blacksmith was Horace
t. Smith, Esq, brother OF Rev. DIR. Asa
ID. smith, President of Dartmouth College
and his lawyer friend WAS the Hon. David
T.. Nicholson, now of Rutland All honor
To that member If the Rutland county
bar, who lay his foresight was the indirect
instrument ot furnishing an American
citizen to represent the oldest and most
populous nation on the globe, as an hon
ored and distinguished minister among
the Great Western Powers Of the world.
Yours RUSH.
The above undoubtedly WITS couiri-
butcd 10 the Eraltlcboro phuuiN 10y Capt.
n. jimmie, WHO WAS familiar with the
fact.
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MagaZiOeS.

The Cornhill Monthly is the title of
a new Boston publication whereof Messrs
ID. Lorthrop and n. B. Kemp are publish
ers. 1t is handsomely printed and its
contents are the result of much la Dor and
excellent taste 1t is only ten cents a
number, or one dollar per year
The Galaxy is the handsomest maya
zine In the country, and its reading mat.
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THE NATIONAL TRUST CO.


OF the city Of New York, No. $50 Broadway.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED ny THE srArF.
Darius II. Mangan, President. James Mrrrell
Secretary.
Receives Deposits ana allows four pr per cent.
interest on all Daily Balances subject to tAe a,
sight. Special deposits Tor six months OF more,
may be made at five per cent. The Capital OF one
million dollars Is divided among over juN SHARE
holders, comprising many gentlemen OF large
wealth and financial experience, who an also per-
sonay liable TO depnsitors for all Obligations OF the
Company to double the amount of their stock.
As the National Trust Co. receives deposits in
large or small amounts, and permits them 10 DE
drawn AS aWhole or IN part hy Check AT sight
and Without Notice, allowing interest on AL
daily balances, parties throughout the country
can keep accounts IN th, institution wish .Ie,iI
advantages of security, couyeuirner .r.l rrun'.
lunrl 6d&Wfm.
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pI- Under the golden light of trupic skies nil
hons Of beautiful purple flowers breathe perfume
ON the dewy air. These are the magnificent pro-
duets OF the Flor Dc Mayo, and their matches
Fragrance, fresh and pune as It rises from those
vast parteues, is perpetuated in Phalon's "flor
de Mayo" the new perfume for the handkerchief.
Sold hy all druggists.
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If WRINKLES COULD BE REMOVED A.
QUICKLY As

CEISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
Changes the color of the Hair from Gray 10 Ha. b,
people might laugh at the rays,ges Of aarr. Thu
process only occupies live minutes.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR rRESEENATlNE..
Woman,s Rights Among the rshtsot vurntu
may be reckoned tho right 10 praseryr her harm
It's original luNurance, gloss, color, tcNtur. and
elasticity, rs long rs she can. To e,tslr her to
do so We recommend the very best article We
know Of 4 preparation about which There l. no
deception. which We have tried aud seen tried
and not found wanting W. mean Crl.'tl,lp'-
hair preseryer and beautltier
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all HA,r
Dressers. Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane
Principal Depot No. Aston Houst 1l-d&wlm
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DIR. s. s. FITCHs

Family Physician, New Edition, much enlarged,
90 pages, with most valuable additions, sent free
TO any address. Write to Dr. s. s. Fitch. II,
Broadway New York. DR.. ). s. Fitch will be at
70 fremont street, Boston, Wednesday and
THURSDAY, July % and 90, and every second
Wednesday and Thursday after. All consulta
tons free. ,unasdIv
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solI by all druggists.
GRACE,s CELEHRArEn sALNE

cures IN a very short time
Cuts, burns, scalds, Wounds, bruises, Spans,
ErySipelas salt Rheum, Rlngworn, Chap
ped Hands, Boils, Frozen Limbs, telouS,
Chilhlalns, s.,
/, l. prompt IN action, removes plm a. unrr,
and reduces the most angry looking swellAN., and
aS If by magic thus atiur1inF "
lief and complete cure.
SETH W. FOWLE 4 son, Prapurtur-.
Sold by all druggists grovcrs, aud Il an ,pgn-
try stores,
lulyaidSwlm
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\ Moss FNuuul, ISruISG SrEvANr. 1t
luts iI tive wears her,t u most faithful uutIring
s.'r> ant, and IT. Eye Is not dim nor its natural
force ahlt"a. \ multitude OF garments have
been made upon II, and uo' one has failed to do
honor tp thu machine. | have had an oyppr,uui-
IS W MANNING and uslns other varieties of ma
chimes, hui very much prefer the Grover y BA-
Nr ,t,t,h ior strength. elasticity and beauty.
hA,e seen 40 other machine So simple in il, con-
~trugttau So easily understood ana kept iuorlcr."
Letter from Nl,,. L. u. sanioIn, -. Louis.
Sold ty I. y. MERRIAM, Rutland.
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ONLY rs cKHrs FOR LARGE BOTTLES II Mother
baleys outettng Syrup for children, which
greatly ssststs he child through the months OF
teething, alAys ~ pain, reduces Inflammation.
regulate the bowels Sold By all Druggists
A-WAdly
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such remain can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead of foulng the hair with pasty
sedimentit will keep it clean and vigorous Its oe-
casional use will prevent the hair from turning gray
OF falling off, and consequently prevent badness
Free from those deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm 1t.
II wanted merely for
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

~ 10 not tail 10 try the Great English Rene
dy Sit Robert Cigars Celebrated English Liit
R,ter Tor DyspeISit, Sick Headache, and all
diseases at the Stomach and Bowels. ldNwu
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MOTH PATCHES, FRECKlES AND TAN.
The only reliable remedy for those brown dis
colorations on the face is "Pery's Moth and
Freckle Lotion" Prepared only 10y DR. u. G..
Perry, 40 Bond 81, New York. ~ SOLD every
where, marcha0lSwtm
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warmly responds, softens ~'i"'"''' '''
asparity Of partisan strife,
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HIoHY IHT1IsTISo NIws, - Mothers take
notice. Mothef Bailey's Quieting syrup for
children Teethins. Large bottles only rs cent?.
1oso " 0Euexsus 4<-Wkdly
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l,oIIs

Like the volcano, boils give isste 10 the foul and
tery contents OF the deep interior. To remove
the cause of such suffering 1t is only necessary 10
yitali4e the blood by supplying it with It's life
element, iron,
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
IA protected solution OF the protoxyde OF mon will
do this eitectually, and give strength, yigor and
new life TO the whole system.
EXTRACT or LETTER FROM REV. RICHARD :,
EpEs, or BosroS.
"for years was sufferer from boils, so that
my lille became wearisome through their persist
ent recurrence; finally oarbuncle formed IN the
small OF my back. During its progress large
pieces OF decomposed flesh were every day OF two
cut away, and the prostration and general dis
turbanoe OF the system were great. Before had
recovered nom this attack tvs smaller earbun-
cles broke out higher up, and was again threat
ened with recurrence OF the sufcnngs 10 which
had so long been subjected. ltwas At this time
that l commenced taking the Peruvian Syrup. !
continued taking II until l had used five bottles
since then have had nothing OF the kind, For
years was-one of the greatest sufferers. other
medicines gave me partial and temporary relei,
but this remarkable remedy, with 4 kind and in
ttlye sense, went directly 90 the root of the evil,
and did its work with thoruughneSs worthy OF
It's established character"
A % page pamphlet sent free. The genuine
has Peruvian Syrup blown in the glass.
J. 7. DINSMORE, Proprietor.
No. SO Dey street, New York.
10. al
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seized the farmers daughters todrc-s ill.,,
their Partisan sisters, They will no
longer he contantA with homemade an,
parel, hut must -nul their order, 10
Paris Excepting ir hoots aad gloves,
no gentleman dram, oi purchasing an
outfit in Paris, With ladies, il is quite
another thing, \ French milliner only
can show them OIL lalics coming from
London or New York, even dressed in the
"latest fashions" appear countr.likc
when rubbing skirts with Parisicnne.
They are quite night To make IA "6x
them up" anow, who in his heart must
approve OF the change in his dear
girl"
An unfortunate disciple Of Izaak Wal.
ton passed Thursday last, under a broil.
Ing sun, fishing for gudgeon, He did
not oven meet with the reward Of nib
BILE lie was seated ON one of the stean,-
boat stages from which hang loose ropes
Next morning h0 was found, feet tied and
a stone attached thereto, at the end of one
Of the ropes alluded to, in the bottom OF
/ the river
! A Russian gentleman, who has resided
in Paris some years, called during the
week upon a wcll.known portrait painter,
with the photograph Of young lady"
that lac desired to have an enlarged copy
made Of in oil The attitude Of the ''tair
one" was rather free and easy. The ar
fist looked at the photograph and became
dumb, 1t was that OF his intended wife.
whom he believed 10 be- ~ pure as snow,
and for whom he had been toiling 10 save
as much as would enable them To live
comfortably. The poor fellow has lost his
reason, and up To the present cannot Ice
found
/ The tobacco question /, at the present
moment exciting a good deal Of discuss
sion from the cigar point of view Paris
ians want a good, and AT the same time.
cheap cigar, and the administration has
proics,cd TO supply it ia those called
/ N,dttb5t,s, which sell at three sous each.
They are a shade better than those to le
had at a sous, AMI humorously called
S1pSdUoy. In France the manufacture
of tobacco is government monopoly.
In 1852 there were consumed in France
about 80 ton, of "thc weed" at present
the consumption /, quadruplyd, aud %
million of iaHdr,S cigars, costing - cent
lines each, are annually putfel in the cm-
piro. Napoleon Ill, is the first French
monarch that smoked he INDUCES but
in cigarettes. lie smoked formerly
great deal, but Count Orsay's aud Cavour',
deaths. accelerated by smoking, have
Taught him lesson. Wcareprogrcs,ing
in smoking. Urban the Eighth and In.
uoccnt the Twelfth accommodated
smokers Sultans and Car, cut oft their
heads, and Persian Shahs their noses
FORTUNES N ENGLhNp,-Nithin the
past twenty years many families the
brakes, the Browns, the Ingrahams, the
Thomascs aud the Johus among others
have been excited concerning millions OF .
property in England awaiting their in
heritance, and large sums Of money and
much useless labor have been spcu, in
hunting up such mythical treasures. .
The Johns family recently sent IN agent
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THE BODY RENEWED.

According To psychologists, the human body Is
renewed once in seven years. Every day, every
hour, every moment, the flesh, the cartilage, bone
and muscle OF the frame ara wasting away, and
being impcrecptibly replaced by new material.
Health depends upon the nature of that material,
aud whether It shall bc pure or diseased, tall OF
vitality and elasticity, or feeble and haocid, de-
ponds manly upon the action OF the stomach. In
warm weather the waste OF the system Is very
rapid, AMI II II Is not rapidly repaired by the
great sustaining organ, the consequence Is debit
ty, ,mariatiun and decay 1t Is, Therefore, OF par
amount Importance that the stomach lie kept in a
yrur5us condltion a, this trying SEASON, and the
safest, surest and les, tonic that can be employed
ton that plrt,as,. D.
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llosrElrEgs RlrTERs.

THis'menmparlhle vegetable stomachic gives un-
woutrl energy TO the digestive powers, promotes
the conversion OF the food into hcalthiul blood,
winch Is, 81 10 speak, the raw material Of all the
solid portions ct the body, and thereby puts the
againS; Epidemic and other diseases. The strong
uIuir, 1t to keep up their strength the weak, to
l"-luvtsoroto them. II consists OF the purest Of
all dtuu,i,e stmuluts changed with the juices
ana extracts OF the most genial roots and herbs,
and Is permanent restorative not mere tenn
por,ty sNeit,ut. 1t acts simultaneously upon the
stomach, tho tuwyl, ami the hver and Is the best
known remedy Tor dyspepsia. bilhou,nevs, cos-
ii,,uy,- tua General debility.
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s1- Many suffer Father than take nau-eous
medicines All who suffer from coughs, colds
irritation OF the bronchial tubes or tendency to
consumption, will lind in DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF
W,il Cherry "a rm"dy agreeable 10 the palate
- rir,tu.u IA removing disease. The Bslsam is
a pleasant remedy; 1t Is q safe remedy. It Is a
loa,tiui r,-intjy a. i, a speedy remedy It is
remedy that eurr~
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Frs
HAIR VIGOR
DRESSING

which Is at once agreeable
healthy and effectusl fof
preserving the hair. Faded
or gray hair is soon re-
stored to its original coloF,
and the gloss and freshness
of youth. Thin hair is thick
ened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though
not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles
are destroyed, or the glands