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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19
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STATE OF VERMONT, EUT

NTATE OF VERMONT, EUT
- LAND COUNTY -
To the Honorable SuIyme Court next 20 lt
holden Al Rutland, within and for 'gs County II
Rutland, on the .et Monday after the fourth
Tuesday Of January \. u. 1859.
Nour petitioner, Eliza Daualue OF Eutgna, ,u
the County Of Rutland aforesaid, pagtiUliy t"!-
toscnts that she Is now and las Necn Tor tSrlAst
two years and a half a resident Of Rutland. IA
Rutland County and State et Vermont AMI that
on the twcnty-seconi day Of August, \. u. lSt2
/ At Burlington, IN the County OF CAlittuatn. she
was ia"hl.y joined IN marriage 70 James ). peua
hue then Of MliIlcbury III the County OF 4 lds-un,
by V NJ. Simous, a Minister Of the Gospel And
that your petitioner ever since her said marriage,
has behaved and CONDUCTED herself as a faithful
wife and kept all her marriage vows and covenants
and that she lived with said james ;. ~ said Mid
d.cbury, unti. some time ia the month Of May, \,
d. lst6, when the said james :. left your petit
toner and went 10 the State Of Michigan rs youi
petitioner has been informed and believes, sine,
which time the said James 5 has neglected and
refused 20 1--we with your petitioner OF 70 supp n
her in any manner or form. Your petitioner
further shows that while size did live with s,ld
James :, he neglected TO furnish ber with the
necesslres ani comforts Of hfe which he was able
charity Of her friends and her own labor for sup
port Since the said James ). left her in May, A
I u, is'js. she has worked and supported herself
Your petitioner would further show that the said
James :. Donahue Is nov without this State, and
as your petitioner has reason 10 believe and does
believe, in the State Of Michigan
And your petitioner Therefore rIays that the
bonds 81 matrimony between hor ana the said
James s. may he dissolved and "a lill Of divorce be
granted to her ELIZA DONAHUE.
STATE OF VERMONT The foregoing peti-
RUrLASp COCSTY, rs. ton having been pre-
scented 10 me- the undersigned, OF the Judges Of
the supreme Court, and being made 20 appear
! that the said james S. DoualIue resides without
this State and in the state Of Michigan, so that
the said petition not he personally served upon
him, it Is therefore ordered that the said James :.
Donahuc hg summoned to appear 10 answer 10 said
petition at the said term Of said supreme Court,
next TO be holden ut Rutland within and Tor thC
/ County OF Rutland aforesaid on the inst Monday
after the fourth Tuesday of January \. u. rSGd
/ by the publication Of the said petition and this
order thercupon in the Rutland IlERALD, Gweekly
newspaper published IA said Rutland, three ", Is
succcssiyely the last Of which publication, shall be
at least six weeks next before orll term of said
/ Court.
/ Dated a Rutland. in sid County, tins 5oih LAY
/ Of October, \. i. Isis.
J. PROUT,
+ judge OF supreme Court.
/ C.H. JOYCE, Airy for Petitioner.
+ Filed in County Clerks Office Oct 80, lSjS.
I W. 6. EDGEETON,
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DR. tEAbtKE. This distinguished physician
comes TO Vermont in great style this hich
is nothing less than a coach and four. He is &C.
companied by his lady, and is received with great
favor by new and old patients. r. FergeaHes Yer.
monitor, july 3. 1865,
Rev, John NJ, Kec, Forestdale heart, liver and
kidney diseases. Had been treated Il years by
n. \. physicians, and Others.
Mrs. NJ Cole, Barnet, drops, and enlarged
liver.
S, j. Freeman, peacham, fits years
Mrs McNab, Derby, Prolapsus. Wore sup
porters % years. Complete cure by Dr. G. last
year, Walks or rides without any supporters
References permitted.
pp-. Diseases told at sight.
nA- Five minutes consultation free.
re- Examination of disease Hoo.
Up. Medical treatment, reasonable price.
Ladies can come at all hours without comment
See signs, and come direct up to the parlor.
Swim a. d. CRABTRE, NJ. d.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-

l. ED. DR.. Dow continues to be consulted at his
ottice,Nos. and 0 Endicott street, Boston, on
al diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of veneIa
and impure blood, Impotency, Scrofula, Con-
orrhGa, tlcers Pain and Distress in the region OF
Procreation, Inflammation of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hydrecele, Assesses, Humors, frightful
swellings, and the long trail of horrible symptoms
attending this class OF disease, are made 10 become
as harmless as the simplest wailings OF cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DR.. Dow devotes aiarge portion of his time to
the treatment of those cases caused by secret and
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind,
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs Dizziness of the
Head, Dimness OF Sight, Palpltation OF the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, arrangement OF the
Digestive functions symptoms of Consumption,
&c. Such persons should, before contemplating
matrimony, consult physician OF experience, and
be at once restored TO health and happiness.
Patients who wish 10 remain under Dows treat
ment will be furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent to all parts OF the country with full
directions.
DIR. Dow has also for sale the French Capottes,
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail.
Three tor 81 and red stamp. l7-ly
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NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS
FOSTER BROTHERS,

FOSTER BROTHERS,
FORMERLY G. W. POSTER,
HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
Ii market with full assortment in their line,
consisting in part OF Foreign and Domestic DRY
GOODS, Ready-made CLOTHING. GROCE-
RIES, HARDWARE, CR0CkERY, DRUGS.
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and DYE
STUFFS, and in fact everything pertaining TO u
good assortment of goods usually kept in a
country store.
The above goods have been bought for cash ani
viii be sold at the lowest living prices
To MY FonMER PArRoSs-I have associated with
me c. II. FOSTER and the business will be carried
on as above under the style OF FOSTER BROTHERS.
take this opportunity Of thanking my friends
and former patrons for their patronage and am
in hopes Of O continuance Of the same. All debts
will be settled by the new firm.
e. III. FOSTER.
G.. w. FOSTER.
Cuttingsville, Nov. list, 1868. id;wlm'
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geaal Notifts.


COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
AlIhe undersigned having been appointed BY the
Hon. Probate Court foI the District o. Rutland
Commissioners 20 receive, examine aud ADJUST all
claims and demands OF all IsIsnns against the rs-
tate OF Levi IL, stesat late o. Mallngtogi m said
District deceased, hersuy give nliloe that We wall
meet ton the purpose Of examining and allowing
"a d claims at the office Of Kent a Fuller IN Nal,
hngioFd, on the last MONDAYS Of December aud
March next, tIum oclOek a. m. until :
o'clock p, N, each OF said days, and that six
lsGs, Is the time limited by said court foI said
creditors 10 present their said claims 10 iog eX-
animation aud allowance.
Dated al WallingioTd, VI, this nh day ot
November, 4, ID, lSGs.
Nv, ,AINswoRrH, ! c.m,,.
WM KENT
IN
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Winter term opens Tuesday. Dee Sth Nine
Teachers, ave oommodious buildings extensive
Gymnasium and Military Department. Roading/
Room well furnished Diplomas awarded IN tn
literary, musical and commercial department
Tuition, common English IS, languages, ~
Board fuel washing. and furnished room
OF Is weeks ga. Rooms for self-boardep1
term. No ardent spirits sold in the VII
for circular. w. A. BROWNELL,
Fairfield, N. Y.
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UllIUIdI IHItflDUIeN.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
al have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy and more capable Of putting their APP
plications in form TO secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
Mr.. Il. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
been granted, and that one is now pending. Such
unmistakable proof of great talent and ability on
his part, leafs me to recommend all inventors to
apply to him to procure their Patents as they may
be sure of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGHART."
Boston, Jan. |, 1868. l:wly
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viii visit Rutland Nov IIth and l2th FOR the last
time till spring he goes to Europe LIST Of Dec.
CASTLEToN, by request, Friday, Nov. 18th,
GRANVILLE CORNERS, Monday, NOV. 10th,
LUDLOW. NOV. 18th and Is.
WAILINGTOEp, Novenhet 18th * 1o,h,
DANNY, November 2le,.
"Ir - @l-CCEsSFIl.."
CROWDS VISIT HIM.
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altW advertisements.
DIR. JORDAN,
DARN FOR SALE IN RUTLAND,
Il VERMONT,

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
three miles north Of tho hourishing village q
Rutland, containing lGi acres Of excellent land.
ON said harm Is good house and all the necessary
harms and out buildings sufficient 90 store the
crops and shelter the stock and tools Never tail,
lng spring water m house and barns, splcdld
sugar orchard and good sugar house,
SAID Farm will keep ~ OF - ouws and team
aud can be Improved "a keep much more. Cheese
factory within twenty minutes DIVE, Meadows
level aud free tlum stone, A. very easy farm u
carry On, aud IA ouc uI the tts, Reighborhoods IN
the wur!i,
8. W. CURTIS,
Rutland Oet. Is. lNhS A5.wlm'
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The Bending Belle.

IAs,s i dirlnliy that SHAPES eur Csslds
NV" hANlEF,
Her Palmer In order the belle went out,
Ana wTiggled along the crowded street
Plain folks stared at her aplsh torn,
And cried, 80, see her DAINTY teet
RAT she vent on al Greelan pace,
With never a thought Of that deceit
Which makes ''the falIH of the present DAY
something worse than a downright eheal,
The printer stopped the setting oi NI"i
The boy got out Of her way
The store clerk stroked the down on his chin,
And gaxed Il the novel display
And the traveller thought, :" i have seen many
sights,
But never one 10 gay q
think that specimen must be akin
10 the apes OF Africa"
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Int 1qent Of he United States Patent Office
UaQtngt0n, nnder The Act Of 1881,

LHT9 IVfhI q NE Tnifei SAFES Talent OVice,
WaAingt0a, under the act Of 1887,
No rs State ST., opposite Kilby St., Boston,
After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years continues TO secure patents in the United
States; also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries Caveats, Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and all papers or drawings for Pa
tents, executed on reasonable terms with dispatch
Researches made into American and Foreign
works, to determine the validity and utility Of Pa
rendered on all matters touching the same. Copies
c. the claims of any patent furnished by remtting
on dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No agency in the United States possesses supe-
rior facilities tor obtaining Patents ascertaining
the patentabliity of inventions.
During eight months the subscriber in the
course OF his large practice, made on twice rejected
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE OF which was decided in his favor by the Com
missioner of Patents
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YARNS FOR SALE--ONE con.

i tanning 40 acres, and known as the Elijah
Amcs farm, ona-half covered with heavy wood and
timber the remainder good tillable and COM
tortabe buildings, and situate between Castleton
Al 4 West Rutland. The other 800 acres ono.
third wood and timber, land known as the ola
Fhorntoe Farm, near Bird Mountain. The wood
and yaiuai'le spruce, ash and maple timber ON
these farms v III more than pay the prices asked
FOR them aud Ia y will be sold on very reasonable
terms
also wish TO sell or lease farm in Poultuey
WIN comfortable buildings. Said farm is neal
!" IN. l.. Farnain's on the road leading from Fair,
haven to Sampton Corners and between the valu
able slate quarries Of L. Spaulding and VIM
wing. a rare chance for slate makers Apply Il
Tue subscriber, or c. NJ WILLARD.
r. Z. MARANvILLE.
Nastleton, January It'll, 1868. 2vtf
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Tor SALE.

Three IS inch diameter, and two a inch diane.
ter, Johnyill Turbine Water Wheels, with about
twenty feet of four or Ave inch Cast Iron Skating
with each Wheel Also, four Spur Gears, two
tl.irty-four inches ind two forty inch diameter
with six inch face. The Wheels, Skating and
Gears are almost a. good as new, and I'm business
are just good as new, and will sell than with OF
without shaftins or Years. For further particu.
ulars enquire Of
g. l.. RUSSELL,
4iwlm- A. FWrsbuysh CsntG
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THE + NKLE & LYON NO.

1 LOCK STITCH FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE. This machine possesses the good quail
1es ot all first class Sewing Machines and is espc-
cially superior in the applications Of our own in
ptDvements. The needle Is straight and self
adjusting, and will do every kind OF work TO per.
lection sewing from finest lace to leather with
the same needle and tenslon-making it the sim
plest lnnchine yet invented.
Principal New England office, 3l3 Washington
street. boston, Mass
N. s. SWIFT, General Agent.
Manufactured by the Finkle and Lyon Manu-
featuring Company, Middletown, Ct, to whom OF
their ,isHsral Agents all orders should be ad.
dressed,
Send for circular and samples OF work 3j.wSm
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- Of Rutland, -. The Probate Cour, for the
District Of Rutland.
10 all persons interested in the estate Of Geo,
l. Howard, late OF Mt. Holly, in said district,
deceased, GREETING;
Where's, Gertrude II. Howard, 81 NJ. Holly, IN
said district, having represented 20 said Court.
that She is administrators VI the estate Of George
l. Howard, that nj the statement and settlement
81 her administration account, sA, made a ml--
take, which does great ir]EI,,, tp herself and
Therefore pray. said Court e. allna hrr 10 correct
her said account.
BY the authority Of the state a. Vermont YOU
arc hereby notified 20 appear before the SAID lrl.
bate Court, az the Probate oihup IA Rutland, N
said district, on the LIST Tuesday q; December, \
D. lN6S, 10 show cause, II any ydu have, why ~,
8cNouut OF Gertrude II Howard, administrators
Of the estate OF sad deceased should not d. gvT-
reetcd and allowed, and also why the residue 81
said estate should not be distributed the plr3e-
entitled thereto.
Dated al Rutland, TINS "a day OF November, \.
ID. lsGs.
W. G. EDGERTOS,.
i5,w3w' Second Ksgi,teI,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

Request VIII the Gentleman at, OF near Cas-.
Teton whore | cured he says OF consumptivr
cough, etc, cali Also Nj. +, # Rntl'u', who
hal tuwHr rs u'se
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STATE OF yERMoNT, RUT,

STATE OF VERMONT, RuT-
~ land County, -, Whereas, Lizzie II, HUI
mission, Of Rutland, m said County, has exhibited
10 me, Henry II, Smith, Clerk OF the Suprune
Court Ion SAID County, petition IN Whiting set
ing forth IN substance that her maiden name
WAS l.llde IL nunklee that on the Isl day NJ
June, lsl3, she was lawfully married a. one ieu-
ben Humi-ton, at said Rutland, by laGter Howe,
ESl,, a Justice Of the lracy; that The said Eeu-
ben amt Petitioner lived together a. Rutland
aforesaid, a. husband and witc, from the date o.
said marriage until ON OF about the 18th day ot
October, l,b', dunng Which time thc sid Reuben
treated the petitioner with lntoltrahle severity,
and also being Of sufficient pecuniary ability 10
provide suitable maintenance iuI her hi With
out cause refuse 80 10 DO, anl praying that bill
OF dNuTua be granted her, which pcution is adj
dressed 20 the supreme Court, 90 D. held az Rut-
land aforesaid, on the III Monday after the an
Tuesday OF January, lSta. Aud il having beyu
made 20 appear that the said RCuNcn liunl,tnu
Is without this state,
IL Is ORpEREp, That notice Of tbs Isnd,ney
Of said libel or Ictiuunb be given 70 the said Rtu-
ben Huniston, hy publishing the substance q
the same with tins order IN the Rutland Weekly
HERALp, a newspaper printed al said Rutland,
three weeks successfully, the last % which pubi-
cation shah be al least six weeks previous 70 the
said session 81 said supreme Court.
Dated al sand Rutland, this 9th day OF N0vem-
Der, A. y, le6S,
HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk,
EpHFuTnN 4 Nfruot soN AftXss Ig.txE,V
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

! CHAMBERLIN, STURGES s. co.
/ " Commission Merchants and dealers In But
ter, Cheese, Eggs and Lard, ~ and 81 Fansuil
Hall Market, Boston. llNly
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STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM

~ the pasture known as the Strong pasture, -
Bald mountain, Rutland. HELPER color is a
deep red, large bones, small in hind parts com
paratively, ANGLE on hind left leg little thicker
than the other legs caused BY having beer
formerly broken. Was last seen IN the pastme
about six weeks ago. Whoever will return the
animal or give information to the subscriber
where she may be found shall be suitably re-
warded. JAMES BRUTAN,
Western Vt II. r. Depot Yard.
Rutland, Nov. IL, 1865. 3G:Wlw'
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NOTICE. - THE COPA TNER-
~ ship heretofore existing between T. s. Aus
tin and R. A. Phillips, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent T.. s. AUSTIN,
X. A. PHILLIPS.
Rutland, October 10th, lsGs. I6:w3w~
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TESTIMONIALS
=" regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse
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dissolution NOTICE.

The ey-partnrr,.ip heretofore existing under
ihe lriA uau,. 81 Forbes Co., Brandon VT. is
this lay dissolved hy mutual consent. All debts
au, suli rgu 20 be- paid 10 Il FORBES, and all
demand, aH.Unst the aun are TO be paid by said
Eara'-.
ROBT. FORnEs.
\. W. HIGGINS,
t.4a4ea. ~ net. lgtn, 1855,
The undersigned Will continue the Drug bust
ness, ga al it, branches, at the old stand, ST.
iuonds' !iiogk. Brandon, ", where he hopes 10
merit continuance OF the liberal patronage
slerrtaiNja extended "a the late firm.
EDiiT. FORBES,
Erau..t., t1lt. 10. tSus &iNlAA4lt
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J. TNUJ 7,
judge OF Suprt,n1 Court.
C.lI. JOYCE, Airy for Petitioner
Filed in County q Jerks Office. Oct 80, lSjS
W. 6. EDGEETON,
ijw]w Deputy Clerk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

L ED Dow continues to be consulted at his
ottice,Nos. and Endicott street, Boston, on
al .!,to
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STATEMENT OF THE NATIONAL DEnr,
The following is a correct statement Of
he public debt, as appears from the books
md Treasurer's returns in the department
"a November !, 1865;
nybt bearing coin interest
oer cent bonds, l,Sss. 400 On
- cent. bonds, 1851, ssS,6i3 800 90
l.r cent, $50 bonds, leo. ,ll.,.i0 %
s!,lOi,Sl5 $50 90
stt bearing currency interest
PER cent. certificates, .Oa o.
Navy pension fund, li,eo,0o0 90
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TEd, sltSs.3Utg -
ur,f Joss cash IN Treasury, s259t,l29Hl2 -
4 rHmparison u the monthly public
l,nt statement now issued with the one
preceding il. shows an increase Of s., i23.-
so The debt hearing currency interest
h.,, decreased 81 5000 The three year
,oveu-,hirty notes have decreased during
the month 10 the amount Of Slsl 900.
The mtured debt has decreased - ,OsG..
$50. The debt bearing no interest has
decreased $4,000 Bonds issued 10 the
F,aihr railroad companies since the of
a. to.rr. S2i6lOoO The coin in the
tf.4~ury has increased SG,5lGI3s. The
lrru ey ht, decreased $2,9OO96l. and
,.. rtral debit. less cash in the treasury.
t..h.yu decreased S,.i2l, 1876.
Fac warrants issued by the Treasury
apartment during October, to meet the
requirements OF tho Government.
amounted, in round numbers. to the fol-
iuwlnr sums.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk,
EpGERIoN s NICHOLSON, Attys. i6w3w
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FAIRFIELD SEMINARY.

Cuttingsville, Nov. LIST, 1868.
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Total dVbts
IL Tor rsut lawful money, bonds
t,4sl 20 the rArihc railroad
HmI 1airs,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-09
INPEA CUNEYT.

Now that the Arguments are all in.
the Senate, or High Court will have to
soitle the propositions submitted bv
Senator EdmoUds, 10 allow the debates
- secret session to be reported and al.
- pass upon the additional rules propos
ed 10y Mr. Summer. 1t was with this
view that secret ses ion was held on
Wednesday afternoon, after the close OF
binghanl's haranguc. Various opinions
are expressed Us to The length OF time
which will be cous umed in dclibcratinr
upon the case. Some veil Informed
J. r'oas think Il verdict may be rendered
by Friday or Saturday next, while 9th
"rs assert that the trial will not terminate
ere the middle or end vf next week. As
tt present advised there is some doubt
about the numbor of days which will be
roqaired to settle the case definitely.
The special correspondent OF the Agc
on the situation, writes as follows
Washington, My 6, 1868.
from some unexplained cause, the
impeachers are in better splits to day
tan taey were yesterday. The story
ABOUT Senator Fesaenden having prcnar-
cd an elaborate opinion against conyic
ten, is generally discredited to day, and
tHis may account, to some extent. ior
tGe apparent revival of confidence on the
part Ot the impeachers. Notwthstand-
lag this, however, some eight or ten
I;adical Senators are still considered, by
certain wel|-informed parties here. as
exceedingly doubtful on the final oue,-
ton. The dispatches of Washburne and
ButlcT to the New Hampshire Conven. |
ton yesterday, are set down as "brag." |
Indeed, Buffers professci confidence in |
conviction has caused several distinguish. |
ed gentlemen here (who Lave hitherto
expressed doubts as to the final result),
TO believe that acquittal is certain"
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-05-09

b@Iy' The reason why MISHLEN'S HERB
BIiIEl'S cure so many different diseases.
Is because 1t is the best remedy for d %
ranged stomach, or Dys; epyia, now known,
and because itinvigora' the entire sys-
ten, strengthens the nervous fbres. ele
Yates the standard of all the vital forces.
and susians a hcalthful tone OF the entire
hnman organism. Medicine that will DO
thls' will cure any disease, for the simple
reason that nature will do the rest.
We guarantee, that 40 woman or child.
however pale or emaciated, can use these
Bilters regularly for twent lone days, with
out the return Of the rosy cheeks and fair
complexion characteristic Of good health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DR, $, B. HARTMAN Co., rroprctors,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Chicago,
lAno.s' [myl-3m.e3w]