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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21

PBANRFonp ARsEsAJ.l
BRDEsRuRG Pa Nov. u, 1863
DUBLIC SALE of CONDEMNED ORD
NANCE AND oRIEANcE sToRESA large smount Of p Gen
will he offered Tor sale ~ uD
Lie AUCTION at Fsnkl ATssDa Philadelphia on mOSDAl
day Of Deeembr 1861 at 10y o'clock ~ lSe oHoA'S m
eonprses some Of principal articles to be sold, viz
10 iron brass- guns various ciibTes
l49 coo pounds shot. shell, &C.
R4ll inuskets, caFbinss, rifles &c, 'arons NODES
pounds Of gunpovier.
Bits lots Of Infantry sco0utremrnts-
4746 lots Of cavalry sccoutrements
~ saddles
ia curb brides.
f0l watering brides
az batsa
Persons wishing complete the be cold obtain them
Chief Washington d. c. Of re1et
Col spu Purchasing Oeer corner Of Houston and Greene
,ts New. York application TO this Arsenal
S. V. BEEET Brevet Lieut.. Col L. : A, ConmAndag
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Bort -IlmNtrrs gutit,.

STATE o NEw.foRx,
PoR--wARpxm ovucu, No 70 wiLsnsaj
NOTICE ia hereby given, IN accordance with
s.ctoe Of the Act passed April L. 1887 entitled An Asso
,hs Of the PO, Of New YORK; 70 all peoai
in or having Of the Subject matter Of ses nqa.
OF survey following andsr
Ron hy The porI that the said
ne succeeding s noEes on beard ss
vessels 49, c....
Steamship Mary Sanford. Foot oil Congre.n
Bark
Bark Lug y. y
Bark Helena.
brig
GaEeIe
Ida Gustrna.
Lord Palmerstoh.
SchF j. lgat or.
MINrHORNk ToAPkIkS Pfe-'dsot
Secretary. . HH. .et
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Professional gutitts.

IIottsslonal gotiIs.
nR.E B. FOOTE, author of F" Medical Com
- sense ny eonsnd 10 person, OF y letter a. h' o. e
No l2O Lexington q Bat TSsbts-sghust ONee u'l
from 10 u ~, '. Consultations FREE
HAMMOND on the SUCCESSFUL TREAT
MINT Of NERVOUS DEBILITY Premature Physea an. suis
G. D. HAYWOOD NJ. D. formerly Professor OF IN
sonp sargrry the Syracuse Medical College n J. I =
pau, cover. c mailed Authors address, No 25 I Fet 81
bet Consultations roH u 10 70 . Ard " D.
- sold also 81 No 2!t Roe .e Rlyoi. PAIs, Fr1lee
DRIVATE HOSPITAL for the more obscure
diseases oihe Pelvic Yiscsrs uuter the crlasye control Of 30
WARD A. DIXON d.. editor si The Scape Hrmouhod Her
h V,rleoee Fas ana Scare'hdr modern tresmeut ari ran
cal care seipe w. Inoe Is to Box No 5l Hours or
consultation from TO s5d to evenings At Dr. DIS eidelee No. q"
F.RhAfe. ..N
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nis =, ,aaI sy,Suoa 70 MUM Co, No 81 Psri row
Me-. Yori ssm Of 0overnuut ssd ssmp ,ss
and iuI iu,,ruetIons free Consutsions free m.onpso
sCIEHTIFIO AhRRlCAE-tie bss, illustrated "s'A" A'A
paper s3a year x;,
TWO STTTINGS WANTED in DR.. CHAIN NJ
CHuRcH-Hsrth side preferred gallery OF oei0" ""i p'
hbsrally. Address o, Boz No. b,lol'
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rRInAr,s wRArnER REroRr-a a

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun sun sets..... 4:9i Moon ses''''H'IO
DAY.
Sand, Hoax Cows Island n2:59 Hell Ose.''' y"
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$inantiaI.

UNITED srsrFs TREIsuRI Nav YoRE, New 20 lSG -
GALE of GOVERNMENT GOLD.-PROPO-
- sALs win be received writing this oGee for the purchase OF
GoYKRNMkNT GOLD in exchange for Currency on
MONDAY the 2d inst aud continuing for consecutive business
days unless public notice % the contrary shall be given Inc amount
for which proposals VII 10 received each dS limited 10 sVu
than $4,000 and the whole part thereof VIII
awarded upon such bids will realize the Government The greatest
for the entire offered PToposss viii be
eeved from 10Y 70 o'clock o. day aud the bids WI Be opened ana
The result declared Immediately thereafter To guard agsnu fictitious
bids certified check for three per Of the amount for which propo
sails de each oHe The night reserved 10 e
ect bids obviously adverse TO the Interests Of the Government The gold
delivery immediately amer the awards nate
reception Of proposals will be found at the Cashiers desh
IN this Office All bids should be under seal Endorsed Proposals. for
ID ID VAN nlCK Assls.ant TrtAsnTtr
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l.OTU AUCTION SALE of SCRANTON
10 COAL on WEDNESDAY Nov IS. 1909 The Delaware LACK
awanna and Railroad Company will sell ~ hessr John H.
Drauer Co Aueoneers the Compans Saesr0om, No ~ hr
chaneeraoe Seu-York WEDNESDAY, Nov % az " oeloet
uns ~ COAL tie Lkawanna Frgon eeA'TA'e a.
their depot Elabetbport n j., during Dsesn9sr ~ r. ,
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Sails By Suttiur.


ADRIAN H. MULLER. Auetoneer
A UCTION SALE of handsome HOUSEHOLD
~ PURNITURTAdnsn H. MuIeF p. R. wilkins \ will sell at
ESDAi, Nov ~ at II o'clock residence
Terrace directly opposite the Harlem sesboai Landing
Astoria L. L. all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE therB consisting
part OF sos Side Chairs Rockers Piano Forte Pedesds Dressing
bureaus Brussels ami Ingram Carpets Mating Od CLOTH Cottage Bed
room Furniture suite Mirrors and WSobe Table Cuer
China and stone DnRs Tei and COnee Sets together sh large
Hourly Communication BY gswYOk ed Harlem Steamboats, from
Pecks'ip. ,,.
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sMOKEI
Peri, kaIas
pnrrrpY ANn GAM
VEGETABLES
OpIon, Ylri..g ,Aeo
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Coal ton 10 OOa % Honey elovr 10 3s1l5 Min qt.....,
Kerosene a.. 3sa+o BBekvhest. 5oa35 Beans' Dry
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dread ANn CRACKERS.

Bread ubest r. eGlO Craciers Bost l7dls Graham 5al6
Bsut milk n .2O Better .lld6 So4a.......i2Gl3
BUTTER, CHEBsE,eAN EGGS.
Better prime n Cheese Eggs fresh A.-025
Med 70 good Common fan. .i5aI5i WesteTn 6d7G25
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ETRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD

CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD
PER CENT,
principal interest payable National PAIk Dsph New
York. Coupons paid January sud July.
We know these Bouds s class enry and we e.. then on
their merits THIS road tuisbed 70 Setsmenio C IIe
receipts equal TO than three Hes lie Interest Oh The whole
We Offer limited amount Of par accrued interest
IN eurreuey TURNER BROTHERS Bsntsfs. No ANasaost
OFFICE OF PAciTo MlrL STsAs.nP GoErasr
U'HE BOARD of DIRECTORS of Tins Com
psBy elected "Wednesday. ieh Instant net aud oIssnHsd THIS
DAY ard oay elected the following oees Va Allan hiAne
soS Sscretsry. Nv order THO THOMSON, SseTetAy
ogio AND Nissrssirpi RAILWAY CoSPASr.
OFrCE 90 WhLL-sT., hEN York. Nov 10 lot1
THE semi-annual INTEREST due December
sSSPPI RAILWAY COMPANY vii be pss and aer Nat date
Al the Office Of the company. No 90 Wslltt Newforf
her al Al eoet m reopcuei December at 40 0cocl
By order Of EIeeasi's aud Fiaanse S0Ts,,,s $500
NTEW-YORK, NEWFOUNDLAND, AND
SoLD Parties DESTROYS REGULAR GOLD DIVIDEND Paying
Stool vel Investigate The Company pay kE9vsAs
sN'A Wv '''''A''' oRo c DUNLAP, Nc walls,
Oy1cE OF w"HISeTos Ice cozIAsI !
No. $40 GREISwCnsT., NAV lokk NOV ~, 'stS
NOTICF.-The ANNUAL MEETING OF the
~ stockholders Of the Washington lee Company Val e ht ~ W.
o4e Of TIE COmpany 50 GIreuEIcft sioI on IOhAbAi
Der 1853 10 ococks for the election OF tre fnscs ana ip'
'0' "'''A'''n o. '''N WILLIAM 4 B1LLISTiSR ss.ary
DACIFIC RAILROAD of MlSS0URl-Six
ger % bonds principal and Interest payable 20 goo ono
toinF a hen portau, trunk irod already fully com
prted esrnug dou5y Sufficient ~ u. eeure interest," aSuu ot
b. SCHUYLER sKAATS DRoTHER Rants No u Broad It
4 GENTLEMAN desires SITUATION in a
n Bss one hs. bad al yTn.s tssS.y AdSr,ss H. D. s.
No. J16 Wet Foufeentl-st y. !.
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A w. NEavS. A1etonssr
DY BANGS. MERWlN ~ 20, Broadway cor

II esOB V00I.
TIFSpsy IFTIRNOON Nov. "A. at 4 O'Clock
SCARCE ad USQUR BOOKS, comprising ehoc oesuSp Of n
lstraei vos mani OF having extra Inserted paes Of great
rarity and beauty sH uperY bound by Haydny ana ohe Ag
them nav he mertousd umpiuonsy illustrated B an over s
ns. fp v flo l morocco Haydays hest styles an exceed
gy coie. sp IRE collection u Cgkslsk works N r beet con
dou Bs Birds Dance Of Death the eptsmeron francas aad
tOntains best editions proof plates o. the
in two yolvmes ktehiBgs BY Soyai scare @
tons Of Hogarth Paper Reprints btahtn 10
tanca lot 81 English Poetry &c Catalogues are ea1
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Plour, bbliO oodl3 50
PA Bag I 4OU ! IS
BuckaheSt ] 50d 10
Self Rising, 6 H.. 55Gi2
Lemons y dor. .l5d25
Quiuees...2 OJd 4 %
Per lOO..2 WG 5 ~
CANNED.
De%ioated. 70. sd
.Cbestnats, qt...,23QD
HiokOy Nuts.
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kIFATs-FREs
Beef. Rpmp u. .2oa1s

2ONzs Knuckies.........lHd
ga ~ Lamb. LdqFs pDels a =
Con. 10 med. ..lOQll
q as Fore ora Dme. l0a ~
.8d20 Con. 70 ned. "a 3
.4d2O Motion. pine a.. lZdli
20i9i Con. b. med. .lydn
00l2 Pore qrs. prime. 6dl0
0df2l Com. 10 ned. pa .
Ca lgl Chops. ~
8dlnl Pruts L Sbcrs-. Va .
~, IN ST .l50lS
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FIsH-FREsH.
FIOUR. MEAL, ETC
Nd BKRRIE
aRoCFRIFs

Raisius. tue.....24025
Z Com % FsiT...lsa20I
Zan.s CurraBts...l4dl ~ |
\ CoeOauuts rscb. lOdisl
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Veal Id qrs pHe.l3G2a
Com. % med. ..lsdI0
PoTe-qL pnnel4Ql3
Com. 70 med ..lZUl4
CutlctA.......Jl055
Heads, each. yodt0
sheep hsslets.. "a .
Beef hsarts.....E0a3
Calves feet. set s0a.0
Haslets, each. 5Ou73
PIGS Reet........ "a 4
Sweet bread. ....%dD
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Apples. Dbl , 56 3 10
Per half peek. 81 q 50
CrknberIles, CO. asa ~
FKUITs 4
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

EssrN COUNTY RRrrmlcAN cuNyEs-
nos, A convention q the Republicans
81 Essex County was held at Guildhall on
the 18Th inst, at which the following
nominations were made;
Fer iSraaiar-Gsore ~ Dale Of Island
Pond,
. Par Jdeg Elias Lyman oi Lemlng'
ton; Levi Howe ot West Concord,
I FarJd afPfelIls-W ii Hartshorn
Of Guildhan
I Fer SbrI J, L. Manmr OF Island
Pond.
/ For Sat's .lforasy--o, +, Harvey OF
West Concord.
{ Far Hgl Pdir- q, May of West Com
cord,
Resolutions were adopted, cordially en-
dorsine the Republican nominations Of
die National Convention at Chicago, and
sl,n the resolutions there passed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

ings, and the friendly intercourse ~ the
meml ers with each other, will prove Of
yalua BILE service 10 the press Of Vermont,
Each parted with more cordial under
standing of each others feelings, and iea-
lousies were laid aside, not TO be again re-
moved, and after singing Aud lang
syne, the members departed Tor their
homes, with the full determination u
devote themselves more earnestly for the
common good,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

RUTLAND MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
Tho annual sermon before the Rutland
Missionary Association was delivered be-
fore good audience at the Methodist
church last evening by Rev, A, +, Bailey,
pastor. After the introductory exercises
he announced as his text the I'd, 3d, ith
and 9TH verses of the chapter Of Second
Corinthians. The discourse was an earnest
and practical discussion of the various
causes operating to influence the preva-
lence of evil in the world, and drawing
therefrom the hinderances which are puy
in the way OF the progress OF religion IN
the world, and the need of voluntary asso-
citation for performing some of the work
which is IN be accomplished in leading
the young, the poor and the vile to III,
consideration OF religion, closing with d
brief. sketch Of the missionary association
and its work and appealing 10 the con
grega,ion for liberal contribution. !
collection was then taken, but of th'
amount received we are not Informed,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

TuE HOLES HAVE FoXEs.-Recently
some boysin Westminster dug II young
foxes out of one hole. Two weeks ago
some other boys in that town took l6 out
Of another hole, and did not think it
much Of hole for foxes either.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

MnnLrBUY C0LlEGE-rhe PhilI
dclplGan Society Of Middlcbury College
have engaged DIR. Fiske OF the Chicago
Theological Seminary 10 deliver the an
nual address On Commencement week.
II will not be .tTic,ly doetriual or theo-
logical discourse. The subject is, The
Importance of thorough knowledge vi
human nature 10 success in oratory,"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

THE FIRE on SATURDAY MoRNISG,- ~
The loss by the burning .of Gov Pages
barn on Saturday morning is not fan. from
5000. or -, 900 more than the amount of
insurance. The cause OF the fire is nm.
known, though as the barn was securely
locked the previous night, and found
open Just after the outbreak of the fire, it
is believed that the firing was the work
of an incendiary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25
Vhc General Convention of tongrc-
gatienaiists.
THIRD DAY.

81. JbuNSbt hh, 10 JUNE.
The General Convention this morning
adopted by a unanimous and rising vote,
the following resolution on the subject Of
rnusomcuts;
HhgtaS, The question of amuscmcnts
As practical question of charac-
ter and duty is now largely in discussion
among our churches, and has been brought
to the notice of this body in a way that
seems to demand of Us. Tor the honor Of
Christ, in the purity of His people, and
for the use of saving souls, some utter
ances of what we deem the mind of the
Master: Therefore,
| Rcs6lwd, That in the Judgment of this
/ Convention, the spirit Of the law Of Chris.
/ tian love requires Of all Christian people,
| a more thorough and praycrful considera-
| ton Of the tendency Of certain popular
( forms off, amusements, such rs card play
1 ing, billiards, the theatcr, and the dance ;
md that whatever may be said OF these
/ III the abstract, we are constrained 10 de-
clare our solemn conviction, in view of
their practical working, that they are
dangerous and vicious in their influence,
md should be diScouutenauced in our
churches.
The Convention appointed delegates to
numerous corresponding bodies. Among
those were the following, those first
named being primaries and the others
substitutes: General Conference of Maine
the Rev, Messrs. Joseph Chandler and
Alfred Stevens General Association OF
New Hampshire the Rev. Nes~rs. u. +
JafFord and t. H. Eliot; General Asso
cation of Massachusetts,, the Rev. Mcs-rs
J. T. Ford and J. c. Hough;on General
Association of ConnecticL the Roy.
uessrs. w. S. Hazcn aud f. / Carpenter
/ General Association Of Rhode Island. the
| Rev. Messrs John Martin and J. II vii
liams; General Assembly of the Prc-ty.
terrain Church. the Rev. Messrs. Pliny II
White and VIM II. Robinson; Vermont
Conference of the NJ +. Church, the Rev
Messrs. P. S Pratt and J. 3. Clark Gen
eral Conference of the Baptist. Churche-
of Vermont, the Rev. Mcssrs. IL. y Bur
ton and A. Hazen.
1t was voted to hold 1.-THE next Conycn.
ton at Castlcton, and Rev. NJ, II. Buck.
ham was elected to preach the opening
sermon.
The essay on "the Aim and Method oI
Church Discipline" by the Rev Leonard
Tenncy of Barre, another on How "a
make our Sabbath Schools mere fruitful
in conversions" by the Rev. Joseph Ten
ny of Hardwick, and discussion OF
THE Relation of Christian Associations
to the Churches" to be opened by Prof
Edward Hungerford and the Rev, Il. .
Brastow, and another on 1.-The Duty o
the Churches to the Waste Places in oui
own countless to be opened by the Rev
Messrs. J. I. Ford Of Stowe and Charles
Scott of Post Mills, were among the ex
arCiSas T. III. w.
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Vermont Editors and ruhiishefs'
Association,

June 18th. At so'olook, in the absence
Of either Vice Presidents, the Association
was called TO order 10y David NJ, Camp,
Recording Secretary, who nominated
Hon Z. 7, Walton OF Montpelier as Pres
ident pro temporc, which was unanimous
IN confirmed. Mr.. Walton returned his
acknowledgements for the election, and
directed the meeting TO the regular order
Of business. The roll was then called and
the following named gentlemen respond
cd +. T, Walton OF the Journal, {, W,
Willard Of the Freeman, Eli Ballou Of the
Repository, Hiram Atkins Of the Argus,
Montpelier; Grcnyilo G. Benedict Of the
Free Press, Burlington VIM. III, Whit
ing Of the Messenger, 81, Adams; Henry
Clark, ] Def Bracket of the Herald,
John Cain of the Courier J, X. Mclean
OF the Independent, Rutland; \. y.
Swain OF the Times, Bellows Falls; l.. 7.
Aekcrman Of the Record, Addison Brawn
Of the Phoenix, f. C, Crowtll Of the
Household, BratilCboro Wm IT. Cook Of
the Banner, Bennington {, NJ Stone 81
the Calcdonian, st. Juhn,hury; {, NJ,
Chase Of the Union, Lyndon: \. 4. Earle
&c TN Snndara B,rton. u NJ Camn. Mr..
- -
'hu''ng' '' E"' i-NPr,N,, .N'% ! i't' >
"eorse { Newman al the Bulletin fonit-
-nrsi- fRftrtry Of the f.-rE,ir' West
Randolph. Letter, were received from
Go, II p;,c,,u, ,f IN, Times Burlin,..
II n ~ -, ho c,,.,,. III.
''" - - ''''' w wv "'N''''' LUZ
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THE PRESS.

From East and West from South and North %
From valleys green and mountains high
The sons of Franklin are come forth,
Natures own beauties toenjoy.
Our cares, our PEN and printing press,
Are left behind III devils charge,
Who, ii his own SCI; righteousness,
VIII Of Of his honesty enlarge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25


SAID 1T 'hp hight chase darkness irom the .
And When lte morning. stars, with JOY unfctgnel, /
sung forth thc.t prl,a, ~ the dazzling birth
Then, when uHr .,a6y ~ beauty Was upitaIri, I
Mta, tn tEg Halee oi us ~, aplHAryi,
B.oa,hel vi.h rs, vita! power, Con gave man
To : d. a. uou.,rou, ksvli p hchad done I
A',l Hi.u, tIg,G the various wonders, sought
Ioutfgg praises 20 the Uloliuu, one,
Tht-, -f-r, 81; ou,t flowed uom Ia, h,wns tongue
IN s'tttli- Ui ana aduIms, luyouN suI-,
D.p ..,il aud Thus lrom Heaven, hierarchy
,sm- language irJn its Maker down 10 man
tiau ~aH.- and man took up IA urstsry
1hr stars 81 mornings Sung cuailnu's IlSn.
rv uur tt,a}Hl IN Tie WonG. youth,
Gave fesg#- Co. man tEvi BE- might speak the
uutu.
Next, IN 'bc eaursc OF tons gryat gifts, was
What ,hHstofyu was Ind trom Isrers keu
wa w8rho"n's finger n IA, Throne IN Heaven,
lhnIaeta that MAN might thrne,iorth use a
Twas ga siatss Mount, ia mighty aNr,
tuu gave Tie t.f,"H tablets ui hls law.
AZ l1u--,h % hight more glorious burst the mist
i.3r Huug 800 TIN. .u,-, u'yy the SONS OF mon;
Mon slaves lu u.trtl uo more ;he U.d they kissed
Va broke al'i scattered nom th, m'rne IA when
IiIs ava ui FriatiFg ross tu bless the llut
Another s'1t ifpm ID" Almighty hand:
Sow, "a new az. ser Ia, world was ,pn.,d
'' 60 '7''''I LION, ,S l'i''-' , slI'''''
Aveae III ugeder mona their huudas,,-,ire...m
g'. f.s.r. 4. .t...rI. I'M a,'3 tbrir r,,in@.
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= EFgasa lamtu- AT, Win scattered leaves,
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iss, II aEea-Hara PRINTING man owes much +.
I'm , ii',t "a, him .,,,a,.1.an teacher. t,isn.
Without the De- may nv, hut l. he nv,
Ah. no, v,sau, tucg DE- d, ,..lr and lone,
f7f '1a2 A'. ".','''' b great '''''. 'l'' stone
aud na..wsa. ..re''n, OF knowledge yearly now
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

SOLDIERS MONUMENT -On Saturday,
the 18th inst, the town Of Rochester, VI,
erected beautiful Granite monument TO
the memory Of her fallen soldiers, on
which Is. engraved the names of forty-one
of her sons whose lives were sacrificed in
putting down the late Shareholders re-
'bcllion. Thinking the noble hcroism of
our Green Mountain boys should b. COM
memoratcd in our Vermont Granite, the
monument was manufactured from the
quarry at Barre, Vt, by Ira T. Harrins-
ton, at an expense to the town OF about
sixteen hundred dollars The workman
ship Of the monument is Of the highest
order, and reflects great credit on IN,
manufacturer.
/ Coon PGICEs.-Major ], d. Bartlett
OF Montpelier, sold to a Boston gentleman
last week, an excellent gclding, for 81 ,3U
D. T, Knapp, OF the same place, sold +
I Hon John \. Page, the present Treas
urer. of the State, COW, said to be thu
best in Washington county, for 5000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25
AN ISNAf TAE1-E MEDICINE FOR THE
LL-L-LL- = LAL. LIE III Is LII .llll

M. T. W. Pot.ASD's HuMop DoCroR a posi-
tive remedy tor ali kinds OF Humors. Scofula.
Scurvy, salt Eheum, Erysipelas, Netile Rash.
llois, tathuncles, Jlcers, aud all Obstinate Al
iectlpus VI the Skin; Mercnrial Diseases, and
every faint OF the system; Dyspepsia, and tho>e
diseases originating in che Department of the
Ing, stive Organs, viZ.-Bllious Complaints, Neu-
raigA, Nervous Affections, Headache Iangnor,
Loss Of Appetite, Depression of spirits, and Cos
tiveness. 2l:wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

HtGHTY INTERESTING NEWS. - Mothers take
notice Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup for chil-
dren Teething. Large bottles only Is cents. Sold
by Druggists 44-w&diy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

SPECIAL. NOTICE.


The American people are emphatcally " fast
lNtrs.n The constant wear and tear OF brain and
muscle brings on MANY ailments including dis
persia ana al lis attendant horrors, such as bill
ious headache ios- 81 appetite, stupor. hypochon-
dna and general debility OF the whole system
An ~ r~ous thus afflicted need some gentle stimu-
liant. which comprises hcdlcN properties and the
found in ALIIN's tuNCEf-s BfIrERs They are
not a cheap Whisky, but scientific cnmbina-
ton OF some sixteen kinds OF Roots and Barks,
al Of which are Acknowledged by the Medical
Faculty to contain curative and tonic properties.
One important ingredient Is the Plickly Ash
Berry. ce!t DRAFTED throughout Europe pre-
complaints and diseases. Al pcrsons should have
some reliable family medicine on hand, not only
Us a cure hut Is i preventive and all who believe
that pure curative slmniaut Is prGi2rltla 70 thf
many Ioi-ouuatS compounds usually called 'E,1I
hon Whiskeya should purchase aud use ALLIES.
CU&GRfsS HrTrHs. Address w. AlIFS, Pro-
prttur, For Ia,gard, \. y. l4wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

TnANKs.-The speech of the Hon. Z.
p Walton, reported in another column,
is almost verbatim report, for which our
thanks are extended to the editor of the
Record. He having reported the speech
in short hand, we were enabled to ''ill up
our places as, of course, reporting IN
the ordinary manner, we could get only
the gist of the argument.