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THE NATIONAL TRUST co.
Of the city Of New York, No. $50 Bro.dva,
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED ~ TIE sTATF.
Darius r. Mansan, President. James Mrrrcll
Secretary.
Receives Deposits and allows tour par pr cent.
interest on all DAILY balances, subject 20 Check "a,
sight. Special deposits for six months, or more.
may be made at five per cent. The capital 90 one
million dollars is divided among over 500 share
holders, comprising many gentlemen OF mrtr
wealth and financial experience Who arr also Tcr-
sonay liable 10 d,poSurs tur al obligation, Ut the
Company 20 double the amount of their stock.
As the National Trust Co. receives deposits IN
large or small amounts, and permits them 'o Ne
drawn rs a whole or in part 10y Check Is, ~lslt
and Without Notice allowing interest ou all
daily balances parties throughout the country
can keep accounts IN this institution with special
advantages Of security, convenience ana In,a;.
IunelblSw6m.
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bs- Coarse people use coarse perfumery, and,
vice versa, 1t j, safe 10 set down a lady who uses
that spiritual perfume, Phalons Flor dc Mayo
as "A p.Ison OF taste and sensibihty perhaps a
pottess, or tine musician. Soldby all druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

PoitrESEsS To THE LADIES Always
treat lady with politeness. Such is due
her sex, No matter though it may cost
you an act of hypoerisy-uo matter though
for time you may seem to be gentle
man, and therefore i'll at ease-dont fail
70 perform the act Of grace. Duty is
duty; and the Iron Man has said success
is duty, whether duty is success or not.
To a lady use kind words. They are
easier, cheaper, and ought to mean more
than others You have, or once had, a
mother; You may or may not have, or
have had, sister. II is one and the
same. The sex merits politeness. II is
better for it. The giyer is better, even
under the circumstances just named. II
Is an investment that always pays.
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- Secretary Mecull' oh ,iyo. no,;..
that no more applicat' .ons for CO.. n ~,
Treasury pepartm' mt viii be received =,
present
The Navy Department has ordered
reduction OF tho naval force from about
1900 TO 5000 men, the number REQUIRED
by lay before the war,
-Postmaster.General Randall has an
pointed ]. IL Blaokiair superintendent o.
foreign mails, an Office created by a re,
cent law, with salary Of $1,000.
Col W. NJ smallwood has been des.
ignated by the Postmaster.General to take
charge Of the pos,oti,oe at New Orleans in
place of the present incumbent, who has
been suspended on charges,
General Rousseau. who has been as
signed to the command Of the Department
Of Louisiana had an interview with the
President Monday, and obtained leave Of
absence for several weeks.
Montgomery Blair's speech in vir.
ginia, in explanation Of Frank Blair's
letter, appeared in full Monday morning.
II is a labored attempt to prove II not rev.
olutionary in its character and intent,
There are no new developments re-
garding the internal revenue commission.
crship, Gov. Dennison Of Ohio is among
the names suggested to the President, but
il is known that he would not accept it.
Gen. Meade's order organizing the
Department Of the South concentrates the
troops in each Of the States comprising it,
and provides for large reduction in EN-.
ployes at the various headquarters. A
large amount of money will be saved by
the reorganization.
Admiral semmes arrived from the
South Sunday night. He talks very de-
hahtly; says every white man in the
South is armed that he has Just been
through Virginia aud found things all
right, and intimates that an outbreak at
the. South would please him very much.
Gen. Howard left for the South Mon.
day afternoon. His object was to visit all
the principal bureaus and confer with his
officers so as to act in the best manner TO.
ward reducing the force preparatory to a
final winding up Of the bureau affairs on
the first of January, according TO the re-
cent act Of Congress.
1t is generally held that all Virginia
State officers went out OF office when the
fourteenth Constitutional amendment was
declared ratified but it is not the inten-
ton of Gen. Schofeld or Gen. Stoneman
to actually supersede them. The Virgin
ians declare, however, that their State is
officerless.
No guagers and storekeepers under
the spirits and tobacco law, have yet been
formally appointed, though there are
many applicants for the places. About
100 commissions for the former class have
been made ont at the internal revenue bu-
reau, but have not been signed by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
In the case of the Exchange and
Farmers bank of Richmond, against GER
tain parties, brought to recover in current
funds debts contracted before the war,
Judge Meredith of Richmond, has decided
that banks are compelled to take their
own issues in the discharge of obligations.
The case will be taken to the court of APP
peals.
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AZ We aro ready and willing 10 warrant Jhon.
SINS Anodyne Lniment 10 he the best article
that can BE- used 'or coughs, colds, dysentery,
diauho'', cramp and pain in the stomach OF
bowels, II is equally safe and effective for chill.
lrcn or adults.
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~ The very highest prize, The Cruss OF the
Legion of Honor, was conferred on the represent
alive of the Grover a Baker Sewing Machines, at
the Exposition UniverSele, Paris ls67, thus at
testing their great superiority over all other sew
ing Machines. ap2al,f.
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Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup for children
teething makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, gives mothers day and night. Is quiet
ing medicine for children. Only 70 cents. Sold
by Druggists H-W&dlY
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TnE HAHrEN REBEILIoN.-Thc two
victories over the insurgents in Hayti,
just reported by telegraph, indicate turn
ing Of the popular feeling against the
rebels. Where rebellions and revolutions
are as frequent lie they are in Hayti it is
not always easy to foresee the end from
the beginning. \ few weeks ago Salnavc
was reported to be almost entirely with
out men to fight his battles, and the rebel,
seemed to be on the very eve OF success
The latest advice, are very meagrc and
give no details Of the reported victories
over the insurgents, but it viii be a bless.
ing to iayti if either party shall be able
to gain 80 decisive victory rs shall in
duco the Haytieus to give up fighting,
either for or against Salnayc, and devote
themselves to the more urgent necessities
of their island republic, They can benefit
themselves and their race incalchlably by
a few years of peace; but little longer
persistence in the plan of making every
political change a basis for a revolution
and revolution will place Hayti beyond
the power of being assisted and benefited
by even a long continued peace.
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STOLEN NoTEs RETuRNED.-It vii,
be rrcollccted, says the Troy Times
that, about two months since the safe
in the coal office Of Charles Stone on
Green Island, was robbed of notes and
money to considerable amount. At first
it was supposed that government bond Of
5000 had been taken by the thief, but on
further examination of the remaining
contents of the safe, the bond was found
among several insurance policies, SO that
the amount of money actually taken was
only about $50. The robher has had the
manlincss to return Mr.. Stone the notes.
accompanying them with letter which
is so unique and spirited that we copy it
rr5atim:
July 80, ISIS think will send these
nots to you rs you can Use nm and can't
you lyde about the money taken only
got S3j in cash and vuu sci they was over
five hundred spent SIS in Your store and
got dandley clcted and the res; gave to
my wife sot in your Office ! hour before
saw the door open YOU are i dunel Her
IL Won saw stole 500 will call and Got
the reward you offered remember me to
all nqWerlng friends you "ili see me to-
MORROW
+. EuRopE.--A Paris dispatch says that
an imperial decree has been issued author
ling. the issue of new loan.
It is reported that in the con,i-tary
which will he held by the Porc. next
month. Mop.iJneri. Nurode. Chigi, Tai.
bot, Rondl' faFrdn ana Sagtetu wall be
appointed cardinals
Dispatches from Bucharest report
that a fight has taken place near Rust
chuck, between the Turkish troops and a
+,
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MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs AND TAN
The only reliable remedy tor those brown dis
eolorations on the face Is "rerry's Moth and
Freckle Lotion" Prepared only by DIR. b. g.
Perry, 40 Bond ST., New York. ~ Sold every
where. marchaNaSyern
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THE BILIOUS SEASON.


seycnty-iiNc pee cent. Of the population OF the
United States moru OF less bilious at this sea.
son. The midsummer sun stirs up the bile as
certainly Is it evolve, uliasHa from the stagnaHt
pools. II i, Of the utmost importance, therefore,
to check the tendency OF the liver to diseased ac-
zion with that incompatible anti-bilious specific,
HOSTETrER's STOMACH BITTERS.
Nogl,. the carly symptoms, and the chances are
that they will result; IN rcmittent fever, fever and
asue, or laundice. 1t is presumed that nobody
Deliberately desires 90 risk an attack from any
une OF these. But cnr,lrssness may he as disas-
irons as temrity 10 uo: procrastuatc. As
health Is thu greatest %, earthly blessings, IT
should Boz every RATIONAL beings first care. Who
ever chooses 90 use Hostetter's Bitters as a pre-
veutite now may escape the bilious cpidemi,s and
tufsmsr- which so generally prevail toward the
close Of .ha heated term and in the Fail months
Is Il NOT worth winnie to be iurcarned when the
means Of defence are within the reach of all !.
The Bitters ara National Remedy, everywhere
TrueuEable, and endorsed by the intelligent OF
every class. Read what leading members OF the
community, olcIgymen, physicians, authoss,
Statesmen, men OF science, artists, travellers and
distinguished soldiers, say about them. On the
strength ct these credentials give thcna trial
They viii be found the very best aut-bilious
mclie.ne that modern pharmacy has introduced
ONLY % cENrs FuE LARGE BOTTLES Mother
Buley's lIuletgng Syrup for children, which
;r4a'!y assists the cbill through the months OF
't7a'hlas, aiays all pam, reduces inflammation,
"argfs sell'y II the stomach, and never fails TO
rs..a,3'. The howels Sold hy all Druggists
lg-,. g.llN
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furnish his guests with whatever 'ney
call for,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

Ru,,lA.-The Russian Emperor is oyi-
IDENTIFY in earnest in his desire to abolish
the usc Of explosive bullets in the armies
of Europe. There i, something at frs,
sight ridiculouIy inconsistent in such a
proposition; but it may lead to other
notifications of warlikc crucltics, and
pave the way for the settlement, of inter
national differences by means altogether
peaceful.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

FstNCr or 4 lrTrER FROM REV. RICHARD :.
IpiS. ug BDsTOS.
For lr1ls WAS sufferer from hoil, 50 that
my llt bcrlmH Wtau-ome through their persist
rut recurrence; finally cubuncie formed in the
small at my back. During its progress large
pieces of ac,ampo-tL flesh were every day or two
cut away, AMI the prlstration and general dis
mTbauec OF the system were great. Before ! had
recovered from tins attack tive smaller rarbun-
Giles broke ont higher up, and | was again threat
rnel with "a recurrence of the suiferings to which
had hong been subjected. II was at this time
that cnmm"ured takngthe Peruvian Syrup.
continued taxing 1t until had used five bottles ;
since then have had nothing OF the kind For
years was one OF the greatest sufferers Other
medicines gave mc partial and temporary relief,
hlt this remarkable remedy, with a kind and in
tujiye sense, Went directly TO the root OF the evil
and did it, work with Il thoroughness worthy OF
its established character"
A > page pamphlet sent free. The genuine
has % Peruvian Syrup blown in the glass
j. T. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. SO Dey street, New York.
Syll by all lrlpriSts
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MORE CAUSES OF BLOOD POISON.

Excessive labor or undue excitement sometimes
occasion serious sickness by causing an accelerat.
ed motion 10 the blood, Grief, fear and anxiety
hurt hy making the blood 10 circulate slower.
Both causes may produce serious evils TO the
health unless prevented by timely aid Here We
are admonishel OF the superior advantage of
Branareths Pills, For II the hlool goes too last,
from nervous or other causes, they aliay the tur.
mol and are healing balm TO the brain, While,
should the blood circulate too slowly, tining the
skin with dark hue, they at onoe relieve the
blood OF Its excess of carbon; thus they relieve
the mind and restore the health. should an or.
gan be weaker than the rest, there impure mat
ters from the blood will be deposited. This is the
way humps, bolls, tumors, carbuneles, are pro
dueed. An arr cured, often prevented, by the
use Of Brandreth's Pills.
Principal stiice, Brandreth House, New York,
Sold BY all druggists IulylidSwlm
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE.
Tobias Derby Condition Powders, are warrant
eli superior TO any Others OF no pay, Tor the cure
OF distemper, worms, bots, coughs, hide-b0und,
colds, &c, in horses, and colds coughs, loss Of
milk, black-tongue, horn dstempcr, sc, in eat.
tie. These powders" were formerly put up by
simpson |. Tobias, son Of DR.. Tobias. and since
his death the demand'has been SO great that Or.
Tobias has continued TO manufacture them
They are perfectly safe and innocent no need of
stopping the working of your animals. They in
crease the appetite, give a line coat cleanse the
stomach and urinary organs, and incrraSe the
milk of cows. Try them, and YOU wall never be
without them. Col. Fhio L. Bush, OF the "Je-
rome Park Race Course" Fordham ~ Y. would
not use them until he was told Of what they were
composed, since which time he is never withou,
them. He has over twenty runnng-horses in his
charge, and for the last three years has used no
other medicine for them. Sold by Druggists and
storskeopsrs throughout the United States.
Price 25 cents per box. Depot, 10 Park Place,
New York mlylsdSxlm
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ITCH ITCH ITCH!
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
Iu tIuru ~ - Is hours,
Wheatun's Ointment cures The Itch.
NLetuu's Ointment cures salt Rheum,
Whearun~ Ointment cures letter
NEra'Uu,s ointment cures Barber Itch.
Vibrations Ointment cures Old Sores
Whra'un's Ointment cures Every kind
OF Humur hike Magic.
PrlUt So cents box; 10y mail, 60 cents Ad-
'reSs WEEKS 4 POTTER, No. TO Washington
Street Boston. Mas.
For sale by al Druggists. sept3d&wly
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II WRINKLES COULD BE REMOVED N
QUICKLY As
CBISTAUORO's HAIR DYE
Changes the color OF the Hair from Tray 10 Black,
people might laugh AZ the raylgrs OF age. Tia.
process only occupies i've minutes.
CRISTADORO's HAIR PREsERvArIVE.
Woman's Rights Among the rights Of woman
may be reckoned the nigh, 10 preserve her huir IN
its original luxuilance gloss, color, trx'ro and
elasticity, As long She can. To enable hcr TO
do 50 we recommend the very best article. We
know Of preparation about which thei, Is ~
deception, which we have tried and -cen trl-l,
and not found wanting We mean Crlstadoro ;
hair prcserver and beau,thrr
Sold by Druggists, and applied 10y all ll.ur
Drcssers. Mandatory No is Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. Astur House. ju7d&wlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

THE STOCK OF FLOUR KEPT
Il by VERDER can be found for sale at
LANNON'S a. CO.'S.
July 81. 1868.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

tNroRTs.-The Director Of the Bureau
Of Statistics has Just completed the ,tatis-
tics Of our imports from all foreign couu-
trie, TO the close OF tho fiscal year ending
June 30, lSGS, specie and bullion being
included. The total is $@1l,9;0,4u.
Total for the previous year $4ll,13l,Io4,
showing a decrease Of 340,00O,O0o. Our
heaviest importation, during the year oc-
CURED in March last, and thu whole moyr-
ment is constant and steady at the r.,c If
about one million and IL tenth per diem.
The table includes the returns from the
Pacific Coast, embracing California, Ore
gon and Alaska, The statistics are COM
piled from an aggregate Of nearly forty
thousand pages OF returns.
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to dictate dispatches to six clerks at once,
thus beating Napoleon, whose limit, be-
heye, was five | cannot give you an idea
of the earnestnoss with which my friend
expressed his confidence in Grant as an
officer aud mana faith which, he aver
red, was shared by almost every man who
served under the General, He could tell
me nothing new or striking about the
latter, remarking that he was a man so
self.eontained and independent that there
was little about him 10 tell; his deeds
spoke for him, But | thought the testi-
mony Of New England boy, who served
four years in one Of the most famous
Western regiments, celebrated his TWEEN.
ty-frst birthday in hospital with six
rebel bullets for company, who worked
his way up from private TO Captain and
Assistant Adiutant General, might pos
sess some interest for your readers"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

TIE FRANCo-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
-Niscount do Vongy has signed the grant
of the Franco American Telegraph. and
Baron Emil Erlanger has given the
French government the guarantee OF
100000 for the laying of the Trans.
Atlantic Telegraph Gable, which by tn,
close of next year is to be in good working
order between Brest and some part Of
Long Island, carrying messages at tn,
rate of dollar per word-twenty dollar,
for each message. The undcrtakers Mr.
George Sauer Of New York and Mr.
Ritso, may carry the cable to the island OF
Pierre. at tho mouth of the St Lawrence
and so to New York. But it is thought il
will be laid directly across. Ii bushes.
should make it necessary, the company
are bound to lay down a second cable
both to be under the control of the Frencl
government.
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government

CNsTLEToN-This town being entitled
to three delegates, and having elected but
two, another caucus was called and held
last evening. The meeting was called to
order Ivy the chairman of the town com.
mittee, Chas. Langdon. b. w Burt was
chosen chairman, and f.. H. Armstrong
Secretary. On motion Gustayus Buel was
elected third delegate and B. w Burt as
his substitute. The following is a cor.
rect and full list of delegates: P. w
Hyde delegate, J. N. Northrop substitute
Chas Langdoa delegate, VIM. Moulton
substitute G. Buel delegate. b. w Burt
substitute.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

HoURs AT HoME-The August num-
Der Of this popular monthly presents it.
readers with the following valuable table
of contents Music for the Million, Jas
Greenwood london; Books, Booksellers
and Libraries, at Rome aud in Roman
times, No, H., President L, u, Woolscy ;
The Family Circlc-ENtracts from the
Proceedings Of the Mutual Admiration
Society, Gen, John \. Bodies; Disraeh,
Prime Minister Of England, G. NJ. Towlc +;
The Old Trading House, Alfred Il. Street.
An Autumn Burial, A, d. L, Randolph f;
My Acquaintance with the King of Italy,
DIR, Xavier Brunn Frankfort, Translated
for Hours at Home. Matthias Claudius
1.-THE Wandsbeoker Botho@ Henry liar
baugh, ID, D.; The Gold Star. Henry S.
Burrago; The Great Future, $ T. Spear,
d. d.; The City Of New York Ten Years
Hence, Col. o, Nandenbcrgh, Greenwood
Cemetery, Gen, J. &, Wilson Haunted,
Helen Brown; The Choplct' Of Pearls /;
What becomes Of all the Smart Children,
John d, Sherwood; The Spanish Gypsy,
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SoCTn CARoIINA.-A bill reducing the
bonds of State officers in South Carolina
was passed in the legislature Of that State
Monday. \ colorcd Republican opposed
the reduction Of the bond of Parker, the
State Treasurer, on the ground that he was
man OF doubtful honesty; and that i'm
proper influence, had been used to play
upon the credulitv Of membcr,.
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Take bR. $. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BIIFERS, the most medicinal M else
market. Establish IN l.u,. nltchi- ar.iNu.i.
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sra by all druggists.

GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
cures in very short time
Cuts, Burns, Sctlds, Wounds, Bruises, Sprans,
Efysipeias, salt Rheum, Ringworm Chap
ped Hands, Boils, Frozen Limbs, FeIons,
Chilblains, &c.
II Is prompt in action, removes pain ut once,
and reduces the most angry looking swellings and
inhlmma'Ions, rs II by magic-thus atfording re-
lief and a complete cure.
SETH W. FOWLE s. son, Proprietors.
Sold by all druggists, grocers, and at all coun-
try stores.
july2id&wlm
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S0l BBLS. FLOUR AT
WV LANDOSS X co.'s.
CONVENTION.

To all people visiting Rutland We would in
vite You all to give call, for we have on hand
and arc constantly receiving large stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals and Perfumery, and every
thing that goes to make up trst-class drug
store. Call and see us and save money by buy
ing your goods OF us. FEM & co.
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pAINTS, VARNISHES & OILS.
L Largely increased stock of Oils and Var
niShes, and Brushes, at
LANDoNs & CO.'S.
July so, 1865.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

kENTrcEY-The Kentucky election
took place Monday, and resulted in a
democratic victory bya minority which
will probably reach 10000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

Is One of the best Democratic Choir
uses we have seen is the following, re-
Gently sung at Il meeting in Newark, New
Jnrsnv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
HE LOSS OF THE INSURRECTIONISTs.
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.
Morning Dispatches to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON.

Debt statement-The Alabama Claims.
WASHINGTON, December 29.-The debt
statement shows decrease of about S.
600 600 in the receipts Of customs for the
month, and about Sll 600, 900 in internal
revenue. SIS, 1000, 600 in coin will be re
quired for interest on the first OF January.
Mr.. Seward and his guests, the British
and French Ministers returned to-day.
There was a full Cabinet meeting, except
Mr. Seward and Mr.. EyaTts.
Mr.. Coltax will return on Thursday.
1t is stated that the case of Mr.. Davis
will not be advanced on the Supreme Court
docket
General Hancock has written letter de-
nying Indian Agent Wynkoop's charge that
he (HancOck) had broke faith with the
Indians.
The Presidents childrens party was very
successful,
Mr., Morton publishes long financial let
ter responding to Mr.. Greeley.
Recent dispatches from Washington re
garding the settlement of the Alabama
claims were speculative. Negotiations for
the present are at an end; Mr.. Seward has
heard nothing regarding them for the
past week.