Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

~ Ia. Singular ttnNtCN OF Df baucoch nm
Dressing Is aplgeul upon the first trial OF IT, Sold
by all druggists.
49, BpstxEss Is BUsINEss.-.in enterpriS-
ing undertaken sent the following eAe2s'
sively cool note to sick man
DEAR SIR: Having positive proof
that you are rapidly approaching deaths
gate, | deem ii not 'imprudcnt TO call your
attention to the enclosed advertisement OF
NV abundant stock of readymade collins,
and make the suggestion that YOU signify
10 your friends desire for the purchase
of your burial outfit al my establishment
- Have You tiled that most popular article
fos the toilet, Dr. Babcock's Hair Dressing
TEruBrTI AND FEssESDEN. = We
we're talking about the personal appear
anca Of Senator's and others ON the floor Of
the Senate Chamber this morning. Tn
the lett Il the Chief Justice presiding
that i t. say on the eastern side OF the
Senate are IL rim and gray Senators,
whose votes will aequit or convict the
President. They are nn: unlike in many
resnccts. tail. thin, bony, intellectual
strong men, opinionated. independent
learned in the law, of long experience II
public affairs, of many and bitter antag"-
uisms. and. therefore. combative. Of great
capacitv. and elevated by their distin.
guished ability. irrcproachabie personal
and public character above the mere par
tisans and politicians whose principles ar
unsettled and whose regulations are trans
tory. They are looked upon with re-
gard by all parties, and appealed to wl'i,
confidence in their integrity. good VIII
and good Judgment 10y friend and Toe |
mean Judge Trumbull of Illinois, and
William Pitt tcssendcu Of Maine lfnm-
bull is now a close. clean shaver man,
with ,cIo,r cropped iron gray han
~ d gold spectaclc- always acros-
-, nose. At a distance he seemsl
!, feeble health Seen Glossy and
T.. am, cars tough rs whip-enrd. bis
,,cc i narrow in the chin. but there
!, ro,,o sar ;, g fine article OF brains that
he has in his space, us 10 i@rIh'aa n o iii
piGt FessendeH. it win Sa...e men
b,rcd. succeeded ,Ls9 as =
the Treasury. 1t was thought u
rather clever thing ON the part of Cha.
to procure his likeness 10 be placed upon
the ono dollar bills, as il gave his face the
greater circulation. But Fessenden's face
is on the twenty-five cent bills, whose
circulation exceeds that Of any other note,
and the likeness is perfect. He has had
bad health, his share Of sorrow, az well as
care and labor, and is becoming quite
gray His face is deeply lined, his brow
is severe, his mouth infexihle HIS
whole appearance is that of a man digni-
fled To austerity. and whose self-as4ertion
is pcremptorv rather than genial
1t was said, some years ago, and with
degree of Justice. that Mr.. Fcssenden,
more than any other Republican Senator,
resemblcd in appearance, and the charac-
teristics of his mind, and the peculiarities
of temper, Mr.. jefferson Davis He is
broader man than Davis. however, and
better, as New England is better than the
Gulf States.
D The human family Is numerous that a
birth and death occur every moment. Every
second child is born every second some one dies.
The prevalence of sickness in the world may De
realized in Or. J. c. Ayers Laboratory where
medicines are. made for all mankind. 1t would
scarcely seem that there threats enough to
swallow the doses he issues daily,-Ayers Sarsa-
narlla. Aguc Cure, and Cherry Pectoral by the
thousand gallons and Ayers Pills literally By the
ton. But they must all be wanted, OF he could
not make such quantities for so many years.
Mortified Telegraph.