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Coupons on Interest Warrants cashed Gold,
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Drafts, on all the principal cities of the
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Collections made On all parts of the Uniteo
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Two Rivers, June 6, 1867.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

THE New MINISTER TO ENGLAND
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, the newly chosen
Minister TO the Court of St James, was
born in Annapolis Maryland, May 2lst,
1896, consequently he has recently en-
tered his scventy-third year. He received
his education at st. Johns College, in that
city, and al the age Of seventeen years
began to study law in his fathers office,
in Prince Georges county. In 1915 he
was admitted to the bar, and i'll 1917 he
moved to Baltimore, where he has since
resided. His first appointment was that
OF States Attorney. After holding the
Office of State Senator, Mr. johnson was
elected to the United States Senate in
1915. In 1910 he resigned to accept the
post of Attorney-General of the United
States, conferred on him by President
Taylor. He devoted much time to his
profession, practicimg chiefly in the United
States Supreme Court He was n dele
gate to the Peace Congress of 1861. lie
was again elected to the Senate from his
native State for the term beginning March,
1853, and ending in 1869. He served on
the library committee, on the judiciary
and on foreign relations, and also on the
special joint committee on reconstruction.
Hutchinson was on Friday confirmed as
Minister to England.
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ernont Items.

-George Rhaa, an orphan boy Of ld
who pleaded guilty to a larceny Of SlOO
at Woodstock, has been sentenced to a
two years stay in the state prison,
Temples Of Honor are the style Of
temperance society that is ON the gain in
Vermont, Commodore Mutt, the dwarf,
was lately made a member tons at Mont,
.pelier,
An the VILLAGERS Of Richmond turned
out few evening, ago to save a house,
half mile distant, from destruction by
fire hut they found that they were sold
by the reflection Of tlr sun on tho win.
dows,
Sixty employ, OF tile Vermont and
Massachusetts, railroad made their elcy,
cuth annual fishing excursion down Pos,
tom harbor, yesterday
DR., W. W Fletch,roi Concord is con.
ycying live black haas from st. Adams ia
stock the water, of New Hampshire, un.
der the dircctiouof the fish commission,
ers, They are caught with hook and
line, and are transported in water in a
large open boN with Stats across near tVc
top, ON which arr placed large piece, Of
ice, and oyrr all q coarse cloth.
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| PENSION RuIEs-Those who have an
interest in the subject of procuring pen.
sions for the relatives Of soldiers, will be
glad to know that the Pension Bureau has
lately modified its rules in regard to proof
of death. Heretofore it has acted upon
the theory that every man must be de-
! sertcr whose death could not be proved
which was often grossly unjust, for with
guerilla warfare, prison discipline among
the rebels and other causes, the fate of
very many soldiers was unassertained.
The absurdity and frequent injustice OF
the rule has often been shown, and the
Pension Department has relaxed the
strictness hitherto observed in relation to
this subject, and the rules have been
amended so as to conform in some degree
to justice. The new rule is announced to
be as follows:
That it shall be held sufficient if proof
can be made that the soldier disappeared
under circumstances which would lead to
the presumption of his death, and that he
had not been heard of for two years"
This will open for relief large class of
cases of great merit, which have been ex-
cluded from the benefit of the law in con-
sequence of the great misfortunes of SOL
diers who were foully dealt with by the
rebels during four years Of savage war.
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Medirinal.
nLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL,

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On. TELLER continues 10 be eOnhdentially
and successfully consulted on all fOTms of private
diseases AZ his old established Hospital, No, S
Beaver St., Albany, n, Y, Twenty years devoted
e this one particular branch OF practice, enables
him To perform cures such as no other physician
can and his facilities ART such, being in e0TIes-
pondenee with the most celebrated physicians u
the Old World 81 obtaining the safest as well as
the latest remedies Tor these DISEASES ofer induces
ments 10 the unfortunate "a quick and Tapld
enTc Ia be obtained At no other office IN Amerles
In syphllla, gunorIhea gleet, stnctuTed, enlarge
ment OF the testloles and spermatie cords, bubo,
liberated throat, sore thUat, tender shin bones,
eutaneous erupuuns, blles, ulcers, and all Other
impurities Of the system, are perfectly under con.
tFol OF the Doctor's medicines, and have been
tested IN more than .o,ooo cases annually with
immense success.
YOUNG MEN addicted to secret habits. who
have IMPAIRED their health and DESTROYED the
ylgur Of their minds thus depnylng themselves a
the pleasure Of married llie. are notified that in
consulting DR., J. Teller, they Will lind friend Il
console aud physician who has cured thousands,
IN slnos, every part OF the United States, who
applied 10 llr, I, broken down in health, now Te.
,,"'cc :. all that makes hie desirable and man
happy. The reader Is OF course aware that tbs
delieacy OF the subject Will prevent more minute
description Of tins terrible disease,
DIR, TELl.ER's GREAT WORK, A book tor
everybody. startling disclosures. pI Ttllrr'S
great work Tor the married and those contemplate
ing marriase-.oo pagos-full OF plates -prce Is
cents. sent 10 all parts, under seal, by .lAl
post paid, The single, married, and the married
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partner complete work ON midwifery. II con,
,sihs hundreds OF secrets never before published.
warranted 10 Dc worth thrce times the amount
asked ior Il. Twenty-Five oents In tosta,a staInrs
enclosed, VIII secure copy by return mail. Or
Teller has devoted all his time 10 the cure OF those
diseases OF which his book treats
~ Office hours from A. NJ. 10 $ 4. NJ and
on sunday from 10 5 T. NJ,
n. Is, Persons at a distance can lie cured az
home, by addressing letter 20 j. Teller, enclosing
remittance. Medicines securely packed trurn
observation, sent 10 any part OF the world. Al
eases warranted, No charge for advice. No stu
dents or boys employed. Notice this aldrrss ali
letters TO
J. TELLER, VI, D.
No. 5. Beaver street, Albany, y, Y.
mAyt-dNwtI.
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TIE RUTLAND HERALD,
TUESDAY, JUNE "a, 1853,
Protection Ia enr >at"'ai'Sea '''-
i<cus

The feature ri the Chicago platform
that recognize. the rights II naturallfe'
citizens Is step Il prolr,,' IN cores
pondenee with thc expanding sentiments
Of our people, aud in keeping with The
spirit Of the age The treaty now com
pletcd between TN United States aud the
Pussian government, SECURING certain
pratettion AMI mmunitie, heretofore de
MED 10 Ger, ain elias, II eur naturalifed
citiscu,, i, good beginning, This treat.
has MT secured all that ought "a have
l.,cn obtained, iua,muah rs il gives u.
protection Ia the person who has not be-
come fully naiur,lited yet il i an i'm
mense advance, aud a victory over Euro
pean prejudice aud stabbornness, The
first section of the treaty provides that
citizens oi the North.Gcrman Cuniclera
ton who may h. naturaliiod in this conn
Try shall be- held 10 l.e American citizens
and treated as such; with al the right,
and privileges thereto pertaining. Thus
does the republic Of the Western world
gradually but surely overcome the bar,
riers that cifete aristoericics and assum,
ing royalty had erected 10 keep man from
his natural rights, Every man has a nat
ural and indcicasihle right 10 choose his
own country, 10 cxpatIiatc himself Al
pleasure from one and adop, another. and
forbid any government or potcntate to
rob hi. pocket. Yet Prussia has hitherto
done This, and an American Of PruSsiuu
birth returned 10 his f,llrrland, even for
visit, he has been liable TO bc i'm.
pressed and held to government service.
Many ease, OF gross wrong and cruel
hardship have occurred. some Of them re-
Gently. under this Interpretation Of the
rights Of naturalizcd citizens. Prussia
now abandons the absurd claims; bu,
England still adhcres TO it with true John
Bull tenacity, and viii never abandon il
unless the United States oompels it, Thi,
is precisely what we ought TO do and can
do easily. The example is set by Prus-
STA. Old England ought to be invited by
our government TO follow, and If she then
refuses, She should be forced to conccs-
sion. There is no Justice in our securing
TO the German naturaliled citizens full
immunity and protection, and leaving the
Irish naturaliled citizens to be made the
victim of the British Interpretation Of the
law on the subject of allegiance and citi-
zenship. Let the agitation of this matter
now be transferred from Prussia to Eng.
land-it will not take long if the Ameri-
can people are in earnest in reference TO
secure justice to our adopted citiztns.of
English and Irish birth.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

MAGAzINEs.-IIours at Homc. The
number for June is an entertaining and
excellent one. A chat with the Austrian
Premier, and Lord Brougham will be read
with special interest. Stockholders their
rights and wrongs, will command attcn-
ton, especially in view of recent Wall
street experience. The article is by John
ID. Sherwood. Expeditions TO the North
Pole, by Rev. w. l. Gage; Paul on Mars
Hill, by Professor +. a, Lawrence;
Earth's Greatest Marvel, by DIR. Spear;
together with poetry and combinations
Of serials, make up most Of the remaining
portion of the number.
NeYys .NtacHm.-Tho new series of
this magazine for young people is stoadi-
ly gaining in popular favor. H. b. Full
Ter, Boston, publisher.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE, No. IS E.
HON. Ann 81 EhNInN.

On. W. +. PADELFOED gives special at;ou.
ton To diseases OF the gcnito-unnary organs, and
all chronic and difficult diseases in both sexes
his great success in those long standing and diih.
cult eases, such as were formerly considered in,
durable, IS sufficient 20 commend him TO thu pub
liz as worthy the extensive patronage he has n.
Cclytd.
DE. PAnELFORD'S FEMALE SPECIFIC
For Married and Single Ladies Twenty years
experience has proved II superior To any othel
medicine tur suppression, irregularities, Ne. Il
restores the patient to health and Vigor The
constantly increasing demand Tor this rpl.,hl,
remedy has induced Us 10 put this within Ia,
means OF all. Price $500.
On. FApELroBD Is admitted by the best mcli.
cal talent OF the country 20 have no equal IN the
treatment of Female Complaints, and It Is no un.
usual occurrence tor physician, in regular prac-
ure To recommend partlc, 20 HIM Ton treatment
when afflicted With diseases m his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention,
both medically and suIEiatl'y. Board. with old
and experienced nurses wall boz furnished .thu>.
who wish 10 remain IN the city during treatment.
The poor advised free of charge. Physicians or
patient, wishing ms opinion az advice by letter,
and enclosing the usual isf, Will Doe answered by
return mail. Medicines sent 90 all parts OF the
country. 2l.wly
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AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE FOR THE
III RIENlNlt OF THE I'll nNn


nE. j, W. rOI.,Np's HvMaR pnCruE, a to-i.
tive remedy ior all kinds OF Humurs, S,r1iula
scurvy, salt Bhoum, Ery,ipclas, Ncttle Rash
BoilS, Carbuuolcs, llyers, aud all Obstinate Al.
iecuous OF the skin; Mcrcurial diseases, and
every Iaint OF The system, Dyspepsia, and those
diseases originating in the Department OF the
Digestive Organs, VIZ. Bilious Complaints, Ncu-
ralgia, Nervous Affections, Headache, lansuor
Loss of Appetite, Depression OF Spirits, and Cu,.
uNeness. .l.Wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

STUFFED BEEFsTEAK.-Take rump
steak about an inch thick. Make q
stuffing of bread. herbs, etc, and spread
1t over the steak. Roll it up. and with
a needle and coarse thread sew it to-
gether. Lay it in an iron pot on one or
two wooden skewers, and put in water
Just sufficient to cover it, Let it stew
slowly for two hours; longer if the beef
Is tough; serve it in a dish with the
gravy turned over it. To be carved
crosswise, in slices, through beef and
stuAing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18
THE BEST AND ONLY
FIRE PROOF SAFE
In the world, Is that manufactured ty
THE AMERICAN STEAM FIRE PROOF
SAFE COMPANY.

I This SAFE contains, IN addition 10 the hr,-rtooi
/ qualities OF all other safes, the Steam Improve
ment Sanbom's patent which consists Of copper
vessels hllcd with water and 50 placed that when
the safe as exposed 20 tire, steam i generated.
carrying on the heat and preserving the contents.
Numerous practical tests have proved lis sure
monty To all other safes. II has teen burned IN
test tires with HtTigg'S, MdTtB's, LilGs. Iul.
elf,Ht e Buffers, 7ltOa & McFdrlHds. Eru,
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der'S, NdiS,y's, Niltr's. JOHts. NOESs's. and lt
/ fremont Co.'S S4f,S, and always with clmplte
success, preserving rs contents HHiIJHr,a with
but partial loss Of its iire-proof qualities, while
those OF its competitors were DESTROYED
Entirely free frum dampness when IN use.
However the safe may fall III a burning build,
ing, the water cannot escape.
T The steam has no effect 10 inIure papers, every
written or printed word coming out a. clear and
legiole as when first made.
SAFES OF ALL SIZES FOR OFFICES AMI
BANKS, WITH BURGLAR-PROoF
WORK OF EVERY De
sCRIPTION.
sARGENT'S COMBINATION LOCKS.
Old Safes and Vaults fitted with the steam i'm
proyement.
Old safes taken in exchange for new.
Ose Of the Steam Safes may be seen in Rutland,
az the store OF Mr.. Z. \. Merriam, whose old
sale one OF Lilies make was DESTROYED At the
late fire on Merchants Row
The subscriber viii I'LL orders from any part 81
tins state. Applications by mail fur pamphlets
anu any information as to prices, &c., VIII receive
prompt attention.
Call on OF address
GEO. c, HATHAWAY, Rutland,
General Agent, ".
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

TnE GREAT CiRCUs Is CoMING The
numerous pictorial posters about the
town and advertisements in the press will
convey the information that Stone 4 Muir
ray popular Circus viii seen visit Rat
land and adjacent towns This is the
,ame circus that gained wide celebrity
IN Vermont in 1853 by the great splcndor
Il its performances and the respect able
manner in which they were given, This
troupe this season is the largest in the
country, and numbers many European
artists Of wonderful talents. who are new
in America, besides many American stars,
including lie Jcune Burte. Nat Austin,
Murray, Hutchinson, the Coldie Brothers,
1c. Ike, which. with large stud Of per-
forming horses, coupled with comic mules
and complete wardrohean and equipments,
makes the establishment among the best
travelling. Den Stone the principal pro-
prietor, is a resident of Bennington, and
one Of the best clowns and testers before
the public. We bespcak for the company
full houses at their performances in this
place ON the afternoon and evening Of
Friday next,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

a GRANT AND CoLrAx CLuB.-The
Republicans OF Barnard have organized a
Grant and Colfax Club, with the follow.
ing officers: II. c. F. Atwood, President
G. II. Cleaveland, Vice-President G. w,
Leonard, Secretary; Joel Ellis, Treasurer
and town committee of fiyeI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

IouNG MEN's CHRISTIAN UNION
At meeting of the Burlington Young
Men 5 Christian Union, held Friday eve
ming, the following delegates and substi.
mtes were appointed TO the International
Convention at Detroit
Ddegatcs.-Prof. Louis Pollcns, Henry
g. Warner, Thomas W. Gregory.
SFlNtttnttS.-lI. IL Reed, H. a. Gran
dali, Geo. +, Davis.
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alew Advertisements.
GONSTM pTION

CONSUMPTION POSITIVELY
~ CURED. Iphatn's Fresh Meat Cure, tor
Consumption and Bronchial Affections, Is pre-
scnbed and recommended 10y physicians all over
the country, and is performing more cures than
all other remedies combined. \ trial viii convince
the most skeptcal. 81 bottle Tor s. Sent
by express, Circulars free. Sold by Gro, e
GOODWIN Co, Ss Hanover S., Boston, and al
druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18
A TERRIBLE DEATH
..THE GREAT PIN WORM REM

l. EDY."-Those troublesome and dangerous
pests, Pin-Worms, or any other Worms, are safely
and thoroughly expelled from the system by the
use of DIR. GouLD's PIS-WoRM SYRUP, without
injury TO the health Of the most delicate child OF
adult. Purely vegetable. Warranted to cure
GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., Boston, Mass, and
al druggists. Price IS cents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

NEW llorEL- Malone is to have now
hotel, four stayj-s high, with front of
2OS feet on Main street, and 100 feet on
Elm street Tho foundation walls are
now being laid for it, One or two hand
some private residence, in Malone are
building Of the Mallctt', Bay pressed
brick.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

VERMONT ArrRECIATED.-We are in
receipt of letter from friend who spent
the past winter in the Mississippi Val
ley, who says "a gladder mortal never
was to get back once more into gloriou,
old New England than am l would
not change one hundred acres of Vermont
Tor the whole Mississippi valley south of
the Ohio, if | was compelled to live on
it, This is the testimony OF a prominent
-ippi valley.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

Musical CONVENTION. A musical
convention is to be held at St Johnsbury,
July 'th, Sth, 9th and 10th, at which it
is hoped all the singers in Northern Yer
mont will attend. The very best of for
cign talent has been engaged for the oc-
casion, among whom may be mentioned
Prof. c. NJ NJ. Wyman, Conductor, ono Of
the most popular in New England; Mrs
ID. c. Hall, the popular Soprano, Of Bos-
ton; Mrs. NJ. D. Shepard, Pianist, and
James Whitney of Boston, tenor With
this array of talent the convention cannot
fail of being Il great success.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18
nUR HOME ON HEHIILSIDE

~ The largest Hygiene Watcr-Cure in the
world. Can Accommodate nicely $50 Patients.
scenery extremely beautiful, climate very health.
tut Water very pure and SOFT and very album
daut Village o 1000 inhabtant, within l-ith Of
mile. DR. JAMES G. JACKSON, its Physician
IN chrt has, IN 20 years, treated over 90 900 per-
son, ior Chrome Diseases and cured IS per cent Of
them, and never gave one OF them any medicine
send iur a circular, IncloSlng pd postage stamp.
AddreSs JUSTIN, JACKSON y co, Dansyille,
Livingston county, y. Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

A QUICK TRIP.-Mr. Charles III. Fol
som last week walked from the hotel at
Charleston, n. H., to the top Of the Ascut-
noy Mountain and back iii nine hours five
and a half minutes, the round trip being
over forty miles, and including the ascent
and descent of the mountain, which is
nearly 1000 feet in height
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

CONSTANTLY ON hand, Willow
and Syliut Baskets, Hiuams. Pals,
Tubs, Wash Boards, Mop sticks,
Wood Bowls, Chop Trays, kecler
Tubs, BAD Buckets, Rattan stable
BroOms, Shaker Brush Buuam-, House
Brushes OF all kinds, Door Mats % all
kinds, Bcu Cords, elethes lu,s, aud
Clothes Pins, Union Carpet >wrepcr-,
Feather Du>ters, ice Cream frcu2Dr~,
AZ NEWMAN WEEKS & CO.'S.