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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

New RErREsENTATNEs.-The House
now numbers POO members, : having been
added on saturday, viz: two from South
Carolina and five from Louisiana, One
North Carolina member yet remains to be
sworn in. lie is sick at a hotel here.
South Carolina has four more seats, the
occupants Of which are expected. Five
of the six Alabama members are here TO
be admitted rs soon as their State sends
notice that it Ia, ratified the pending
fourteenth constitutional amendment
wv u TIN Teorgia men arc here, but
cannot get in until the legislature Of their
State ha, also adopted this amendment
and changed its own constitution, in ac-
corlancc with the requirements Of the re-
construction act-.--Car. B2>'ua idnyti-
N,.s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS. - Mothers take
notice. Mother Baileys Quieting Syrup ior
children Teething. Large bottles only Is cents.
Sold by Druggists. f-w&dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

Y for sale An undivided halt Of 500 acres ui
heavy timberel land, situated in the towns ut
| Mcndon and Sh"rbuue, about miles from HUT
/ land. The Saw Mill IL within | mile Of sand land
50 situated that all TIMBER can be delivered at lin,
mill by Horse Railroad, which is in good WORK p
ing order, running from the center OF the wood
lot to the mil. The saw Mil is 2uxS0 feet with
large circular saw, capable OF cutting COCO to 1000
ieet per day. For particulars enquire of T.. II.
! WILLARD, Grove street, Sd house north Of Ma
pie street, Rutland JulylOdt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

NJ The very highest prize, The Cross OF thu
Legion of Honor, was conferred on Tie represent.
alive of the Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, a,
the Exposition Universele, Paris, 1867, thus ut.
testing their great superiority over all other Sew.
ing Machines. ap2gltf,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23
DIR. S. S. FITCH.

IN o. De Ely II
Family Physician" Seventy-six laRos. lritc q
cents. Sent to any address. NJ money required
until the books received, read and fully approved
1t is perfect guide to the sick or indisJo,e3.
Address DIR. S. & FITCH, % fremont street
Boston.
DR.. FITCH will be at the Bardwcn House
Rutland, VT, Thursday, june 18th, and every
:ourth Thursday after. juneSlly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

| Mother Bailey's QuietIng Syrup Tor chillrrn
teething, makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, gives mothers day and night. Is 4 quiet
ing medicine for children. Only % cents. sold
| by Druggists. 4i-w&dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

WOODS rH.r BNENIw,r Scent your handker-
chief with Phalou's new pcrtrraa, Flor de
Mayo" fair ladies' and your written words will
breathe even a rarer fragrance ,h,nli they had
been u,tered by your own rosy lips. sold by all
druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23
Union Republican Nominations
Republican County Nominations,

For senators
IRA G. ALLEN Of Fairhayen.
CAPEN LEONARD OF pittsfnri
MERRITT CLARK OF Poultney,
For Assistant Judges
DANIEL CRuFOoT of benson.
JOHN CROWLEY Of Mt. Hollvl
For Sheriff
wM. NJ, FIELD OF Rutland.
For States Attorney
ii. O. WOOD Of fairhayen
Tor High nailih
ALONXO HYDE OF Middletown
For Judges Of Probate:
w. c. DUNTON Of Rutland, for Rutland District.
G, NJ. WILLARD OF Cas,leton, for Fairhaycn
District.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23
DLANCIIETTE.

\ new novel aud pleasing rarlor enter ain.
ment. Commend. highly For salaby
FUTILE & CO..
d&Mtt HEEALn knnhsl.r--
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

BIZ WISE To-nAY,-Ii- uainess, To neglect E
cough OF cold, however siisht. 90" u'up'ion ma!
follow, and though Or. Wuln'S bal-auI Of Wild
Cherry has frequently clnN-l thi- much dreaded
disease, for the primary diseases OF he throat,
lungs and chest, il always cuie- where other rem
cIias fail.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05
SO. Sc.

gen, rel6e bic Gbineieu srinadt rbcr ielleu &C.
madt baten, sten io unsuserIaliis iInr, ais bic
meiten gessbeubet!en, rrt heneu tie rehen, unp
fubrt bsrfiir Gin interciants5 Stiirisl o,1 intsm
CT iagi:
uSu tbren selsbrten Sabrtidern beibt es, I'LL
tsr eer Nesieruns bes eiap lei bic Spnns sebn
Gage mad, e;.,aneer iiter sem ojeTdtsfrsiie lte=
ben seblieten 1,rs man babe oarum einen oage-
n1eiuen Sra,S iii China tefirttet."
Wiit 9tedt tenlertt yater Wartini biersu, mas
fir einen 0lauten ic!cbc OsIebrte serbieaerL bic
bers!eidsa' sl!ternbsitsn aua;uIpredeu iabis
inr.
Sr ben GineFidenSabrbidsru ipll cine Sru=
enfnitsrniB erplbrt ietrl bic i9pn 2i55 ppr
g5riiti Gjeburt, allo idpn smei Sabrbunrerte
mad bcrSiinbdutb rattasbatt hGt!s, une haraus
tpcQte man cas bpbe sl!tsrtbun Gbiua'5 ablei=
ten, nsii bic gewptner icbpn f. friib irlds alrp-
ncntIae aeuntriiie teisHsr bItten. 9lbcr nit
llnrsdt; tenu in i1rsn 5abrtiidsrn it ni1t5
baron ssiast rap bie|e SpanenFnitsraib 1dpn
gum Gcrau5 bsredne. unb sorbsr1elast npreen
tpGre bagsesu iii e5 1shr tpabrlseiuIicb tas Ee
.airflid iiattssbatt c15 Mnbenfeu en- lie tci ten
Weriher ii6 erbnltrH u"c srll ben erter Gir<
wanherern nit mol yrt.:.. .3,!radt unb srn na<
hcr til bic Sa6rti1,fY iln.en iprrhen ietn
oiirfts. llno brb2s5ct, ;Y5u 1ie Ghinelcn bic
cine rosr antere & 'n"'.~ :rniB tertsrtt uub
e.,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05

grrlbUt.ct Ine rie 9ledsr, finb bic HEotten;
Iie grnte, bic iGru einschsin;Iet @ar,
Der tunte Grps nit ia.nnli Ben treiben Slnnea,
Die Sub, has Ninp, Res slern1ien .3iese gar,
Die brauueu Siuisr an rer grllren Salee,-
Tas NQes, s!Qss trus bic 0!uth nasrn
l!nb scr bet Sbiire Itsbt scr srin1n'e SSinter.
SErt ibr naG grrh tic nacftcuairrsr itrei'ns
Die SHUTTER ratblp5 itrc 5anoe rinst;
Sn, riIpen GjiIdtc itsbt rcr Iatcr ncd,
Adn,rft ben ger;neiiIurgsfa,nef I'M ieine Sate;
lluicnlt umirnit er fnra n;d,t rsttcr.
Gie 9lptb ii erpt, lift tratr rem Gttter
irredeu:
Sir .1rllcn iein Gin eil;is gcif son griibernL
,,Sr fsinsr 9iptt uns treuucn ucf Gefahr."
Der Sriihsr Nutb it srrs, eron. sriirsr teIft
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05
&t5ft Sic 0eidb;cbte bes cs>;,teft=
jbemNe;bcs srge'rb :pel6e Der
0;eicoieofs;t;ee Set Bti5el ssr'?

Ter SAP aclcr ca5 Gtriircahut1 aett tsi lei=
nrn Gesnsrr II :rst, cnS lie Gass oufInecn,
Mles silamrertrastr, mas ihnc:, mic INNER,
tienlict crltrint, has gbrii,erthuw teratsuiegcu
unc lcirss aSttIilbeu Gharafter5 ;it entfteiccn.
Stne nur .efer iii rie Sad5: einsucrirssn. cher
teTsr su priifen, .riro nit 5uhcl ccr SSelt e!5
eludlider Iuus asnleicei, mas aue, nur ltsil'-
tar einsn g0ieerIprud seaen SIC sccTsnbarte
gNafrtc;t t;stcn NIT ScIHit cie &baeiet trer=
esu al5 guncc5 5crrIcr II !SiiIfe gerufsn unt
aus ;trer tchen 9tltcrtui:t l!!,t iaren geprieIe<
rau ,Hellntn0sn nci5 r,tln Nler!ei ab;uleiten.
9Sir nct!tr s;rIsit Gjir:jiid'en sSci2tcteu Gin
tsTsrs5 Gini!1sr ~::e:.!c:,.
g t,irs Gttn4atct, ris 0jeialidtts ces ebineiIs
id,sn 3tcilse: ei re;s altcr al5 e;c 3eitreduuns
ter 9teI, e reide nicht t!rB itcr eas 1fttaltcr
her SincIuth, icrscrn aud, nod urt sicte Sahr-
hurecrte uter bic 3eit tinaut iii :rrlGr srn ber
Sitel tie WcItIhEpfuns ssrlsst uirs. 1isies
ais un;7sifcltafte SSahrhcit einn!ai birssl.s[lt,
crs;ett iIt tisicn osu.u Ter Sdlus rou ieIti.:
| bic gihc cutbete lln.pahres.
SSp ss i'd I'M eeitidtlids StatIaden tan-
sslt, riTsn scr Stnen1 bic Sue!len unte:iuat
nsrnci, aus tener cas getauptete seid,Srft tit.
Silis fraeen rtr haber: mo lne bic seittGtli=
den l1rfuncer, ii. relhcu u1lers Gjesuer ibren
5uHo seHaht tater? sEchl ieridt man Srn
| SIhern, Yrn Gcntn:alsrr, .cn orrncnifGeu
Gsrta6tunesn, sercr I!tsrtbu,l, lii, n;sle Sabr-
t,ncsrte ,reier tira,li-ciGe ais NQes, mas ar<
tsre GEter rissfalI5 auf;u@siien tahen; ater
;uerit mug eas nirflidc gprbaubsniein, aIanann
sas Nltsr, bic GIaut:riirhisfsit hisier Suder,
0snfrdler uueSertaa atunse: sr.cieiea isin, nm
mi; @epibbeit earau5 fcIssrn sa fGanen, mas
man im SSircriprub nit ser tttIiidenGelaidte
srn eielem tcrubmtsr 8side srrsistt.
Sci risirr grafuns rcr anserufencn Sueaen
tritt ms ater irsleid Saiier5rans-Si eatsessn
rer 230 SABRE srr Gbriiti 0ebSrt lit China re-
sierte Ou Salpe, 1. 3d.. Sfaheem rieIer
Shirt auf tem Sd!a9tfelee unsemein eludIid
sensisn unt ihIneGinridtuneeu ii! letnenStaa~
ten sstrrTen bate, lisB Bsr id srnl Stcls serlsi-
ten, ras Intenfen aler JIritsn, bic srr ibr1 re<
sisrt battsn, sar;!ie austilssu gu rrllsn, ramit
fir bic ,3utunfi rur sru ibm aaein ssrstet mer<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05
ltnbefaecfte Gtupfang,st1=Veff

III 9 dus Get Surairau'n trdcsretrt
Iu Shutter Gjr.te5 unscrlebrt
Ies Silnmelreide5 ldEnss Stpr,
llus Srffnuue, Ireub in, enscltrr.
On SiIis inter Oprneu RENT
Iu Sautc in bem hel!lten Shsia,
Gu Sunsfrau, aus rsr IurseI ihnssene>
Sir uni'rc @unhe Sciluns eetent-
Gu Sburn,, BEN ME rsr Iraa hssminset
Iu Stern, ser brlp Set SdiHern blintst
8e5dus' uns srr lam griemift
limb Ienfe uns nit Ieinen1 Sidt.
Su Srrtbums Stattan iei ein Stsrr,
Nic falldeu S.rusel bate iern;
gEenn ln5 cis Jiudt scrld)laaen bat,
GrIa!isb ura rieccr Id'era gTac.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05

sleihem 3pede ltrn einmal auf BEN 3eusen=
itanb serufeu nrrbsn. g5.pirs aber nitt iter<
auITs icir, bic rpn itn islt{t nerfaste lateiuife
0ratidrift rpdmaIs in heuti9er lsterlesung
nisbsr su ssten. Sie lautet:
giitt bic Gjnate, bic Waulus empfansen, be-
estr' id,
sfp9 tie SuIt, nit tsr hu hem wetrus sersieb'u,
Die nur, bic hu ant Greuse benz St1a'cr &C.
rdbrt bait,
Die nur beeebr' i'd.
Sbu1 fr!se aeprler, 9stpren 1911, scilur-
teu 1880, eIsi6 srpB ols atrrncm, Sstifsr uns
Watbematifer. 3srislts idliebt 1ein sSert srn
Der Sarmpnic Der s6sten nit ben @rrten:
sd ranss hir, 1,eiu SdSpfer uno SG5N,
eaB III mir 1i:ie Sj:s,,cer ar eeirer Sd'Spfl,ng,
tisies Gl!ts;icttn :jter tic gSerfs teiner Sanec
eeI1sr.. taft: Sa' tatc tic 5errIidlfeit tcincr
g2er!s zen Dtcrihem tu,o eetbar1, 10 reit inctl,
enelitsr Wst eeine llusnblichfeit j., failen Ser=
r1rhtc. go i'd, etnas esioet cas Ieiurr M
,r:irSis ii, pter uaHsetraGtet tater ieNtc ee:
ei9crer Etre, ta5 oersisb mir gnaeisltd."
IJortissung frlgt.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05
ssrgcs'tbetipis'e s,sr NceDfplae.
Ie;em ter,

6. Nifolaus it sresea Ieincr 5rsissbis-
felt seacn tisNrmeu tsriibmt. leterseust pel-
heu Gefabren hurd bic 9rrrutb bclpnbers bas
nsiblibe Gjeltlebt au5gelctt it, bate ct brei
5Dd.er zines ieircrMittiirssr nit tinldnsIiGem
5eiratbssllt ausgsitattet. Gr mar Sildcf ;u
Msra une f.erb 342.
Z. In1 brolius purbe reseu ieiuer sru=
gsn 8erehtiatnfeit hu5d einbsllise Gimme gum
Siidcf srn Mailano ausaerufsn. Ter Grfpls
;cists, hab ieine Grnsanuns gum 9;I6ufe 0pttes
gSeri mar. gr tpubte ben Sailsr Sbcpociius CUR
Yuse unb tas .Scrs les Iuaui:in sur gsfebrune
su erpei6cu. Stlrb 397.
S. WariI uubef f!edte 6 mp fdug-
mis-. 1is STRIDE ieiert tsute jenen Say at
reldem ter 2llsrtDdits ausefanscn tat feline
Gnsbeu iter jsns ieIise 5uagfraH aus3usiebeu,
bic ron Gnisfeit II su siasr 1cdtsr sss timn=
liiten 0aters errdt!t mar.
8. gorsouia teaiists ibre sprirefIi9en
Natursaten, ibre Sesie nit jeucn 5ugenben
aus;ai6mi!dsn, relhe bic uabre S6Tnbeit ber-
ielbeu ausmaden. So wie iie ben, juusfrauli=
den Stants tas 1dSnfe 9eiipiel reirsr unb fe1,-
lder Sitteu sot, 10 mar lie aud Elm ertatenes
Nuitsr eines bei!iser gbeiiantes. Si. ftarb
UNI 372.
10. Bitgartu mar Siidpf scn Suas.
burg. Sein gifer fit Nusbreituns psr 6ritli=
den Relision triet ibn mad 8raubunoter, 100
er ben GSssnbient ;erftDrte, ,nb iid taour1 ben
Namen eines speiten Ipuitels ber 0raubiinetsr
erwarb. Starb nm 9O2.
II. Dantaius mar papit. Mietputl er
sielesllnsema6 sunMttriiunisen unb curd Ser.
laumounsen 81 iitertrasen batte, mar er rrd I'M
mer bereit aaes MSaIite sur Grbaltuns tes
0lautsns su tbun. Starb 3Sl.
12. Spbptus, Gin fUnislidsr prins, eat-
1ernts iid aus einem 8atsrlanee, uup lebte in
elmer einiamen 3eQe, abseipahert spn Der Melt,
nit etnem sinsisen S@Hlsr ron ieiner 5anbar>
teit arm unb frpmm. SIM SABRE 66o 59lpB ct
lein biibenees Seten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05
Skbeise=GlpGe.

ave eNaria.- Sir,melsflan9
Slut matnsnn jest srn1 NirtIett nieter;
Zen SSalr, Zen Berg, bic 0lur cntlans
seritummcn ihrn bic n.uut'rcn eiecsr.
Gar lietlid INIT bic splr nc Srnns,
limb trinst uns unb gum SasesItlub
Su teilisitiGer Nuratt5wrnne
lcs gnseIa nanrsrrpl!sn Girut:
sce NHarta.
Nsc SN.aria - SrIitenr fiset
Ter @lrte Sdall ms Sers rer Seiren,
Gntt!Gs:sr sauptcs itn tcsriiBt
Ser Wire rrrt ar SuI6 ber gScioen.
Iie SGiTerin auf raiisT Shlunee
Ssss lin ras 0iueer pauu ir scrn.
l,nc nit rem Gater .rca III, Sunre
Slidt l;urenr tie gun, sRcere5itsrn
slSe Waria!
slse aHaria. - Muttsr irritt
llnr 8inrlsin faltsn fronn1 Sic saHes
limb slgcs fa!!t auf's sInssi;at
0rtt reutcnr fir bic Saessiesncs.
Gin iercr Mseus mag cir iascn
@rn irIder gster itiusn. etrr
llue iIsb bic listsn G4ssl trasen
Ten itEnsn grub 81 grtt sInprr:
Mce Maria.
Msc Waria. - 0cttesbraut,
Gernt,nn ter Geinen idraetes Nufen,
TIM bring ais S9fsr idItdt une trau!
6 bin ss Gsinss Srbnes Stufen.
Sri 1u uns uabe allernssen
Su Ssir uur 5reue, bsi Sag unr 9faat,
llnt itertenb iei Dir einiI entsssen
9IIs Siesesruf ter grnb sstra6t:
Ise Waria!
s. q. aaItner.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05
sEmbrt Die SSatssrsp;fie,
s,p,s G;pft as?

SSp G;cicss i;rt, na n:i6 aud' ci,l G'eletscbcr
lcin, UNI .,p reritGrniae unr s@clsmabige ein=
rifturse. eriRirc:. IA nluF ai!s) ei.le nrenrnee
! Sano eercicn iein. Dos ii 10 ridtig, nie rae
;ncin,al slrsi e;cr ii, rrr ic far, RAP bic Ntt=
tofett eieIes SauiIcs nuG5 tsr G;nflltisite eit-
suieten rerras. Tsunpd tits Shatldcta reB
e:n Gtsil rer teutiesn Naturfrr'fcr Tier Na~
tar1eese irridt unb ihrstbt urc sro1 c.tit1tecen
eas Iaisin hss sEti!id,en GsieFsetsra leu9nst,
tir giuridtunsen ii rcr elotlr III eric, iden
| iuG,t uue rrh in ellen Grni.e tetaurtct es slbe
tcine tecneers crouenre hShsre Sans in scr 9ta=
tur, ea babe Td has sI0es ieltit 'c genadt uae
sefiiat Sa, ais cine al5sen1adts SpG'e gilt e.
lei hicIsr ;3lirfs ter 9laturfrridcr RAP rsrtHiar
he en- eiuer StS2fcr sin,ns!5 unr ecr Grren
mi. tem tcutiser St.rce ecr 9latur-iiIeuletaT-
ten unssreirtar lei urs cas, e r;rIsr mnlt III rie
GeteimniNc hcr Natur einerirse, je tastr aua
Ter gIaute an circn periEnIid'sH Gjptt a.5 ei:!
SEahn crIacur, ee. cit 9Eciier her hcgtiser
| 3eit tntIasen r,i,iiNc. Sc #: ater ci5 auT csi1
Isenerbihncn il, len sIufs.Irunsa aGsn unr aD
ten llnterhaltuns5 s5tiiden in ZEN gsrhaGels al5,
eeirrrheu rosr il, aelehrteu roer prqulGren
Shriften ais bic gSsiatsit sc5 Sahrhuncerts
rsrfiinriet rtrs, t. rft id'rsit nsr saufe uGrrB
it bic Iiana hsr Gehsier.."
Ter t,rii!its 9cisr reit natirlia' rrtl .rru-
tsrsiI1, nus er nrn rcr neueaSStisteit uuo ttrsr
slrsrfsnuuns untsr srd uni giiserg, gjc!shrt
unh llrse!etrt su hal.en Eat. G. cstl.t jercn=
fags sIei5 CIT ct. Nau!i Spriia.c;r: Ia lie
lid fir treiie tieltsr, Hne lie ;ls Narreu ssmcr'
ten." (S2Gn,. 1, 22.) lin, uuH ater ;u ;eissr,
rab bic Ha.urniNenihaft nitt rrn Grit ot=
fabrt, eab Ssmans Gin srrfcr 9laturfcridsr is;;n
fann, rbne ZEN GIautcu III rsrIisys:t, ia rat &c.
rate bic erIntIi6e Haturfpriaung sc.,
G'lauten an eiueu an,dttissn StSrfer Sir1-
,isIs unr Der Grren teitatist n1Rsen aud bier
etntse Naturfrriaer auf een 3sussai1anc er-
ldeirea. limb snar irllen has teiae serinsen
Ssuts, irntern Jiiritsn unier ZEN 9faturfcridsrn
iein, 9sute, su benen 10 Wandsr aus Ser scttes-
IeusuerilGeu NaturfprlGersunft srd nur in ei=
mem Gerta!tniiIe itstt, nas an S6iasrs @crt
erinnert:
gHie trd Elm ein;iser &ei6sr 70 siele gettlsr il,
Rabruns lest.
@snn bic aSnise tau'n, taten bic adrrner il,
tbun.
Sr trste renu susrit Ser J;irit inter ben slfrp-
nrmen rter 5imme!sfuntisen auf: grper-
nitus, Ter ie6suuptreiBis SABRE lang eas
Girmament nit srrbem0leibe tsrtadtste. .3par
it Ct in sinsr siummsr tisiss glattes 3u
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05
9tuf, me,tiebe,,frear,te, a,,f !!

gpn Muub su Nunte eebt bic Srauertuute
Irrt trinnen in BEN Bergen bat bic 5anh
Ies 5errn bic griter idusr setrrfen.
Sn hen Getirsen tallten iit bic @ettsr
Des SimmeIs S6lsuien iab man aufsetban,
Tas @lsndsrsis, rrm marmen 6Stn teledt
S4mrla unauftaltlau. idrb bic Slutb su sbal
l1nt brad Ft trtenb ibre S6redenstabn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05

Sr trete nenu susrt Ser Jarf unter Zen Iitrr.
nrmen rter 5in,me!stuntisen auf: Grper'
nitus, ter ie6suuetrsibis SABRE lang tas
Girmamrnt nit srrbem6leibe tsrtadtete. .3pa'
it Ct in einer Nurmsr tieies glattes 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-01

60 WIDE rs Thu
: field CO.. its usefr'ress
and 5 nufuer8us arc tbs
c4 Is of its cures that
almost ever section ~
country abuunds ia per
sons. public ' KNOWN
Who have ueen restored
from alarming and even
de >perate desperate dis-
"a Ses OF the lungs by iis
use N hen once frTeT
IFS superiority over every
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-01
HOLLOWAY
VERMIFUGE
CONNECTIONS.

DR.. Holloway, some fifteen wears ago. VIII
In taxing tn" uau eous vvrmfuyrs NJ hat day
reSo we'd 80 snnalize theu and from the
effective Of these remcd. es -rcneedsd III sens
rating Il err active Elejr-sti pFrE-ttfirs pure.
ta-teles5 r-irs ifadrous. Then, hF combining
these With -agrr. aud urSuidng tEl,u an
agreeable CONNECTION. Turned the p escn FUr-
ul.ss and sra CrIys ' EkrIFsgE kHo~nx.
IIUllowav,s Nern5ituae Cc1lfections
Which have almost entirely superst drd
the old uus'ous EermtuSes, 70 the delight Of
the poor litie sufferers. Il contains no [ a O.
mel or other poisonous ingrr,Iir MS
So highly esteemed is this opGIaA YcrTfi-
fuge, by the profession. that all Intelligent
Fts siciaus who K low of them, prescribe them
ia preference to Their remedies - only
more pleasant 10 take. but more effective
cure.
Parents and ,uz-disns, havlnr the care o.
children, should keep tfsen as 4 family medi-
cine: for they only eradicate Eortuz-ffose
pests q cl5I8aooi but correct derauge-
n-nt of the digestive ors IA. prevalent with
children
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AN EXTREuIsr.

Extremists have well nigh ruined the
country. They are never satisfied unless
in the lead of their political parties, and
once there, lose no time in spreading the
dissatisfaction to which, by q merciluI
provision of Providence, they eventually
fall 3 prey. POLLARD, the famous Pol.
LARD, formerly Of Richmond, now of
New York, is an illustration Of his class.
While editing the Enquirer during the
days of the C~oHfederscy, he was always
picking at Mr.. DAVIS and accusing him
OF hsughtiness and bsing too oveFbsar-
ing. Now that the hOBoEsd eX-Prssideat
Is reduced, and, with the Independence
Of s true American, determines to begin
the battle Of life and contend for bread,
this POLLARD Sssails him as " the ruin
Of his country aud the scandal OF his
age, y I" s~chsrseter essentially selfish and
mean," "a shallow adventurer snd for
tune hunter" "a narroR-brsined char
latan," "a esitifT" ga bankrupt" "a
loafer,n doing an "unclesn thing, {" choos-
ing "gilded shame," taking "a degraded
wsy to fortune" Summing Up with
this "Shsme upon the man, a blister
ing mark upon the caitif, curses upon
the wretch who has done this paltry and
hsgillous thing" Those who have q
mind for such staff can read the article
complete on Our first page.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, September B.-The paraaes oil
Knights pemplGr, this morning, was one Of the
hRest and most interesting events that has ever
occurred here. OverthtTty Communicates were
in the procession, representing nearly twenty
States, ands still greater number would have
been present but for the detention OF steamers
and railroad trains. In addition TO the gRily
dres ed knights on foot, q number of carriages
were Ia line. containing a large number Of the
whom were c H. I. Palmer, G. NJ K. T. OF the
United states; & B. French, p. G.M.i y Gard
ner, d, q n; J. \. simmons, Grand greasu-
rer of the Grand Encampment of The United
States; John G.. Caldwell, Grand Reporter
W. l.. LANCER, Grand standard Bearer; Ezra
L. Stevens, Grandi Wand Bearer; Johu h.
Lewis, Great Grand Priest Of the Great Grand
chapter of the .. s.; 7. :. Paryfn, P. q. Com
uaHndeF Of the Il. s.; N. Austin, Grand &c re-
tary stillmsn blanchard, Pc. NJ; Very Emit
nentSir Errant Jarvis, Senior Captain Gene,
raj Right Eminent Alvin WEIGH, Very Grand
senior Warden; Right EmiLent v. L. Hurl-
butt, G.. 5. W.; Grand Junior; A. B.. Alden,
through a number Of the principal streets of
the city, occupying over an hour in time,
tie procession halted at -FTeemasons'
Han, where the busiuess OF the Triennial
CoDclave viii be transacted. The streets on the
line OF march were Ehronged with spectators,
who greeted the delegates and their distin-
suished officers with cheers. waving OF band
kerchisfs and ether manifestations OF welcome
and delight. Several residences on the route
were handsomely decorated with Masonic en-
bIems.
The Light Guard band Of Chicago viii give a
grand promenade concert tonight at the
skating rink.
b CITY Council ye- terday unanimously ten
derad 5ba hospltaIties Of the ely 10 the vsTi-
GUS deie sAiO6s.
COassFeatire says that Cen. SHi'y, with the TIN
C&valy, crossed the Arakn-as river on Tie 7Lh
Inst He took no bdgg4re, and viii rush or
night snd day until he arrives Al the villages Of
The / sstle In9iai :,
a ira q waeons with g mouths supplies.
viii follow, gasrded by ltO men OF the 81 In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16
TIE nEmoRIAL COnmTrrEE

On our local page will be found the
memorial presented to the President by
T. A. HAMILTON and his eo-committe-
men. 1t will be found, on a careful read
ing, to conflict materially with the re-
cent legislation Of our grave Senators at
Nashville, especially in this, that the
committee pray the Intervention Of Uni
ted States troops for the reason that the
employment Of the militia may occasion
what all desire to avoid. Also, that las
they say there are so many Ku-KIuxes
that it will De impossible to procure a
Jury to convict a man Of membership of
aklsn anywhere in the State, and there
fore the suppression Of the order by the
recent bill is hopeless. These commit
teemen are likely, after all, to become
famous for accomplishing more than was
to be expected of them. They have
shown the impolicy and folly of their
passing the militia bill, and
the dill for the suppression Of Ku-Kiux,
and other secret political societies, and
the inability OF that body to cope with
he troubles they have done so much 10
hSafan