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New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
THE "CRIPPLED sOLDER" STORY EXPLODED
ITO IiLE EnIrnR TIE rRIRI-Nn

SIR We noticed in yesterdays issue of THE
DAILY TRIBUNE article which reflected seriously upon
crippled soldiers who make their living by playing street
From what source you have derived your nfor-
NATION we know not bat this do know that the par
aRraph ~ false. The soldiers nedry all Of them
merely employees OF the more wealthy Italian propre.
tors OF the organs Not sO There about 20 crippled
soldiers playing organs, and know Of but one who
plays ltaans organ, aud IL rented by the day at
merely nominal pnee We would refer you 20 Mr. Henry
Taylor orga-buder No. lS9 Chatham-st, for the
hFInatiOn OF these facts.
Nc crippled soldier IA his sane mind would be guilty OF
eho charge contained Ia your article When q crippled
soldier commences 70 play organ he does through
are necessity when every thing else fails consequently
No h unable 10 get an organ until pension day
round, aud IN many instances he cannot then procure
enc for he may have wife and children depending on
no, OF owe bill at grocery store which promised
70 pay as soon as his pension was received
But why, Mr.. Editor, harp 40 much upOn the Door
manned Sodletsf Are We greater sinners than all others
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
finantial.

PHIEADKLFHIA, JAY p. 1885,. !
rVNHE INTEREST in GOLD on the EIRSI
L MoRTGAGE BONDS Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CON
PANY RiERH DIVISION due August ls vii be pan on pre-
aa af ne coupon, therefor amer that date at the Banking
iT'.n az " "~ DABNEY. MORGAN Co.,
"''SN" No ~ Exchange place NeW,Nnrk.
WM. j. PALMSn. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
STATE OF ILLINOIs btkCUTfvE OFFIck,

bPhlNOT
Bv vu Of provisions
siature Of the state entitled Al pay
Of the pscp State debt approved
I'D 1889 RICHARD OGLRSBY Governor Of the State o Illinois.
that the 3A Gay Sep
tembe 1865 American Exchange National Bank In the CITY II
EewYOk the Of Illinois will the bonds Of the State
Of Illinois hereafter designated Ia this Droelanaton and by
virtue Of and pursuance Of said law do further notify all whom
each aud all OF said bods VII cr
from the this notice wit from the sad
18th day Of September 1868 via Beads sned Ia pursuance OF 40 ga
eoted An and Of ees accrued and unpaid on
the public debt fthe State Of sO approved febFusry etS s 70
wit Bonds numbered 1851
sued Hope Co. Amsterdam A Bonds numbered zoV % .'
inclusive issued 70 Thomas Twnng House TkenAsm
London. Also Bonds numbered 1895 2sO Inclusive.
and 1896 1885 inclusive, ssned Administrator Once ef
Hope Co. Ketsh Voombeg widow William Borski 10 Am
sieram Also Bonds numbered 2439 24 inclusive issaed
Sir Samuel Rgnod knight the Norwich Egad Also
Bonds numbered 2oS 10 207 inclusive issued to JOn Bell Of sntsrAns
Tarboltou. Scotland.
testimony whereof hereto hand and be sIe the
Great Seal Of State.
lSEA Done CITY Of Springfield this Twentieth dsy Of July 10
the Lord thousand eight hundred and .rt eight
Independence
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

For SALE.
INSURANCE STOCKS
IN ALL THE FIRST CLASS COMPANIES
ALSO. A LARGE VARIETY or BANK STOCKS, CITY Rail-
ROAD STOCKS AND BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES ~.
GLIDING CITY COUNTY, AND RAILROAD BONDS. PA1lk0
GOOD DIVIDENDS AT LOW RATES FOR INVESTMENTS, IN
LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, BY
ALBERT r. NCOLAY.
STOCK BROKER AND AUCrONERR.
No % PINBST., n. y
TDO INVESTORS.-FOr SALE, S5O0,0O0 NEW
YORK COURTHOUSE BONDS favorable terms IN
ehespest market
HENRY CLRWS Co. No - Hal-st
OFFICE CHICAGO Rock ISLAND AND PAcyc q r. Ca
EEw-YORE. Aug 10 1868.
TTHE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
open once No. 10 Wiljam-st and will remain open
until the 18th inst. at o'clock COOK. Seereary
EIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.
Il For SALB-SlOO 900 SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Of the South Side Railroad OF Long Island
only Of the of the roai Which
running South Seentlst Will smsburh 20 p aud doing
large business KETCHAM CLARK, BsBken, No 90 Wslst
NeN-York. July p. 1863
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
By the Governors sHAnoy TrsDiLE Secretary Of state


HNIV Ed STATES GOVERNMENT
~ TRTYYBAR BoNDSThe attention Of investors called 70
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS, having THIRTY
YEARS TO RUN bearing the of cent snnan
payable lawful money which selling favorable terms
These bonds regarded Institutions nd estates az
the desirable Of ali the Government securities
They limited the privileges o the other Gov
being recryd by the Treasury Department
security national BANKS entire hee
from additional quality of abou durs
Of Thirty Years high Of which 40 egiiioa
change Consequently the resumption Of specie paent they
bear the highest premium Of u the Governments loans
JOHN J. CISCO & SON No. 50 WaIst
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
The Boston Post OF Wednesday says /:

Mo Of the banks report sufficient number Of applications or aeecn
mediation aauee o. cureuey The loans Vhch
foot NJ nearly hundred and four millions 10 100 26 6 show con
uev that little comparatively Of the charge OF the
hank, den There however que number
Of ututou py xe supplied with funds which would be readily
exchange 6d6t ceu and there ind
lenders market seeking for signatures att per
cent finally compelled 10 take up Viii Ci0 per
very dg borrowers Governments supplied
81 I per rent; other parties charged per cent
The customs OF the Government at the port Of
San Francisco from January 10 Jnly 2s g. s547s6
The exports Of specie from January 10 July 2s, were
s22 gst 2s5 against s24 $40 time last year.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
pR0CLAMATI0N BY THE GOVERNOR.

Shares VIII be distributed pro rata the subscnbers
Ohee OfDUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
Ynrl Ana
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

UFFlCH ALTON h H
CHICAGO, Aug TO- 1893
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN-To the Stock
IN holders Of e CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
de0d Of FIVE OF Government has heen DO
eed the Preferred and Common Stock Of this ComPsn y
the Ohes Of he Companys Ms H. yESlP Co., No
Pise st. Newierk, the FIRST day Of SEPIkbEk nex N
hOes Of sad stock who registered as such Al ihs close o
bosrs on The 10th ,Kst , 4,
The sasF Books will be closed the 9A ins and reopsnee f
ha0ses % tae secOea day OF September neKt ,,>
" ~ LARRABBk. Secretary snd Ifess1rsh
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
YOu NAY BE TOO LATE-

BE warned in time. Diseases like Indigestion
and Dyspepsia are not to be trifed with Their,
Is such thing AZ being too late IN these matters
Inflammation, or Scrrhu=,Cancer or some other
dangerous diseases may ensue when all restora-
tives, no matter how potent would he intellectual
DO not delay then. When the symptoms of Dys-
pepsa are first experienced resort at once to the
great restorative medicine, Ho-tetter's stomach
Bitters, and you will he safe.
But few disorders involve greater suffering, and,
If not in itself Immediately dangerous, it is the
source of many deadly maladies. Even if it did
not tend to greater evil the mental arras physical
misery il produces is alone sufficient reason why
no pains should be spared to prevent * cure it.
In no country on the face of the globe is IT 50
completely domesticated as in our own, whore it
is found in nearly every household. Hostetter's
Stomach Btters are universally conceded to be the
sovereign remedy for this annoying disease, as
they act directly upon the digestive organs, cor
rect and tone the stomach, and give renewed VI
tality to the system. Acting delightfully."- upon
the nerves and soothing the brain, renders them
efticacious as a mental medicine, as well as a
genial stomachic. If taken as a preventative,
they viii be found particularly well suited to the
diseases arising from the unhealthy season OF
autumn, and their use viii prevent the creeping,
unpleasant sensation often complained of when
the ehills are stealing slowly upon the patient,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
4 GOLDEN DAY

has dawned for all who desire to resume in age
one of the most glorious gifts of youth-the mag
nitieent black or brown tinge which renders the
hair an irresistible element Of personal attraction
INSTANTANEOUS BEAUTY
sl'"es from the application of but one hair dye
IN the world. That chemical elixir contains the
vital principle and the coloring matter with which
nature nourishes the most beautiful Of the silken
fabrics wherewith she adorns the
HEADS OF HER FAyoRITEs.
Need 1t be said that this wonder of civilization il
.CRIsTADoR0s HAIR DYE,
the most genial, wholesome and certain pranara.
ton of its kind in the whole universe. Manufan.
tured by J. CRISTADoRo, IS Maiden Lane
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied nv
all Hair Dressers. deesdSu,m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
THE RUTLAND HER AID
wEpDEsnAN, IANrARN ). l.as.
Our Commercial Relations with
british America,

Mr. Ramsay II Minnesota, ~amc week
since, introduced into the Senate a ra~,lu'
ton relative 10 the terms If treaty viii
Canada, covering not only the lest cop'
ditions Of commerce on the -, lawrenc,
but settling What the people If the West,
em and Pacific States are prune 10 regard
Us the inevitable ,l,--tin, 1T NaltA Nest.
ern British America, Tho resolution
opens y brad range Of discussion. Which
will be watched With groat interrs, by the
American people, and viii no, end with,
out having strong hearing upon our
whole financial system,
The Secretary Of the Treasury, in hi,
annual report submitted Ia Congress at
the opening Of the session a year ago
sketehed out another settlement of our
commercial relations with British Amer
lea BY reference To that document il
will he seen he takes the position that
Great Britain has ever hecn opposed 10
any ecssion Of her territory, and il viii
prove so in reference to her Northwestern
possessions but eNprcssc, the opinion
that it is quite possible tina, the Dominion
Of Canada will undertake much sooner
than her statesmen now contemplate, the
project Of railway communication from
Halifax TO Vancouver, which Bulwer
Lytton favored in 1858. and which
Disraeli may propose TO aid by an imperial
guaranty, Mr., MoCulloch says in his re-
port; 1T is not unlikely that when the
United States shall have simplifed exist
ing methods and reduced existing rates
Of taxation, 50 as 10 receive the largest
amount of revenue with the least burden
10 industry, British America will be pre-.
pared 10 undertake system of public i'm.
provements along the channel Of the ST
Lawrence and through Northwestern
British America 10 the Pacific coast
which 10y the financial necessities attend
ing its adoption and administration Of
Federal Government will suggest a Zoll-
verein, or a complete assimilation of excise
and custom duties ON each side Of the
Northern frontier" Such are the Secret
ary's predictions Of our future relations
with Canada.
The resolution under consideration is
receiving much attention from the West
ern press, and Senator Ramsay will soon
present his views in advocacy of it, The
hostility of New England to u reciprocity
treaty have become somewhat modified,
and in view of this resolution the whole
subject will be very likely to be referred
to commission representing both Gov
ernmenis
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09


ttuu ever, guaIt, r. tr,.ul~ write las tlut. sy--
t,luati. determined .loll~ .,r,, Making and with
cousI leh >r.sr> lr iisto mediation Inur.
r.ls which syf,,rftthfll win she Relic ,.t ,iul1np
It's rrotru--. ami arr mos. moved and lr,.pr,I
h, IL luniamrntal Ira,ir. that IIhylty Is night.
flily the brtnrlght uag at all mon. iat of " Init
men that BLie,~ Liyt. ul II-h'~ VU.nh White,
are bound 10 respect y 'e~Iruta effort is me.
m.Ilu.. TO aly. t-g,nla,rs H. tas Rttriirrar,
u,In.lll, lu,,r t,4>oIrlu.n .AIau-h tH tr!ur.nhy
II its champion, ia :h- ra.u. ol ,ur next Pr'ei-
dent and C1u.r,.->.
The Journals thus crowded INTO rlrullrlou by
offering them AT cost f,. rci r arg, ,rs0 Va
li,d m thrIr oon,rujs nor produced at anything
mer,ly ormauly w!ulr our columns are murrget-
rrliiy filed with Foreign Corr audsncc farm
lug Intelligence. Literature. -. A..
Nevertheless, m d ference Ia the representation,
~ "nr t1vHjs, AMI 10 view ct tu. mumcutuus Is
-IC- II 0UT TT7-z11TIIT17T =rr7-1J 7
base rc-ulNrd,tu utlor lhr Weekly Tribune tor 1865
tu r.gt~ % titty ur Worr FIR Ono Dollar per an
mum That is IN say. toI ility dollar, We viii send
10 on" address hi'y y,prS of The Weekly Tribune
tor one year ana any larger uumh"r At the same
rats.
/ our prices Will te,
GA" copy, one year. - ISSUE, - uD
Five tuplc~, to ntme> OF >ut>t}u,f~, Q 90
Ten copies, tJ names If Nuh,p4hls. J., go
And one copy extra 10 gettrr upot tho cluh. All
dltluuul onIns AT SANE prize.
twenty copies 10 ham,' oi Nuh~tl1'or>, 81 ~
And one copy cxtr, to the p'ttrr mp OF thu. club.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

! TtE DEAD on 1s6i--Among the dis
tinguishcd men who joined "the long Pro.
ccssion" during the year 1867, were Tx.
Gov. John A. Andrew Of Massachusetts,
Ex-Gov. Hunt Of New York. Hon. W. c
Bradley Of Vermont, Ex-Goy. Joseph 4.
Gilmore of New Hampshire, Rev. David
Dudley Field, Rear Admiral Ringgold
Commodore Paulding, Mr.. Wright, L. ;
Minister to Berlin Justice Wayne, % the
United States Supreme Court; General
Thoma, f. Meagher, Ex-Gov. John A.
King of New York, Senator MeDougull,
Sir Frederick Bruce, Professor 4. ID.
Bache, sup. of the L. 5. Coast Survey, and
Elias Howe, the inventor of the Sewing
Machine: Ex-Chancellor Walworth of
New York. Rear Admiral Sloat. General
Griffin, Admiral Palmer, Professor Chcs-
ter Dewey.
y. r. Willis, Fit< Greene Halleck, A,a
poet, Geo ". Kendall, c. L. Browne,
ARENAS Ward are among the noted
writers, deceased in the year, to whom
may be added Catherine Maria Sedgwick,
While among the deaths of eminent mon
abroad. were those Of Professor Faraday
Of England. the eminent chemist; Earl
Ross, the astronomer Alexander Smith,
the poet; Victor Cousin, the author and
philosopher: NJ Ingrcs, the eminent
French painter; Sir Archibald Allison,
the eminent historian; DR. Neron, the
French journalist and politician, and
Achillc Fould. Minister of Finance Of
France.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
Special ilotirts.
rRuor, az THE SUPERIORITY ot rHE
AMERICAN
MALTUAM WATCHES,

This country has lrason 20 h. proud II this
splendid specimen 81 American operative genius
and enterprise That II viii work revolution in
the watch manufacturing ot the world no one can
doubt who examines the operations Of the Walt
ham establishment, tr II Turns out watch move
mcnts at Just one-halt the cost Of imported
movements besides the uniform reliability Of the
maohinc-mad De watches must ave them great
advantage over all Others whery,er known, A
I.Sor tme-piece of the mauhine-make will he as
rare in the rlturc a. a gOsl one Of hand made has
been hcNtufor,, tor machinery Is arbitrary in ITS
performance, and can make Iericet aUie just
As easy "a, one that is worth rss, II vii be a
cause Of cangratulation IL this highly useful Amer
lean Enterprse shall have the vileet u driving out
Of market the thousands OF trashy torcisn ARTICLES
mtsea led timrkcepers, by furnishing 80 eNcr lent
aud economical a substitute y y Times,
1--WE have had one u the works at thu, Company
in case tor sumr considerable time, and, cumpar-
ng them with ralaeT tirst-,la>, works OF dihcrcnt
manufacture Is',>,sSrd hy Us, they have establish
ol In our opiuiun thvu superiority over any ever
introduced tur ourrrctuv,, a, tune Wcr-..' The
Work.
"Wr uutin. with UEpt writing 81 the Pans
Exposition "a, absence Of specimen, Of American
Manufacture, which, although ouly comparatively
Of rc1ut birth among US, Is alpady producing
result, ut the most satisfactory character The
watrhe, manufactured by the Waltham Company
are certainly So tar Is stpugth, durability, and
cNcclpney Is tnnc-kcrpers are concerned, a. good
., anything produced by the French OF Swiss
manufacture, y, \, Herald,
"'lb, brauty, tin prclsion, the grratcr cheap
ur>, TIM uniform excellence ola watch constructed
ly machinery SO exquisite that the merc spectacle
ui It's operation l. poetic gradually give the
American Watches public preference which viii
uo, ta deceived" - Ilurper's Weekly.
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED
Tor sale ly all nr,t-olus, dealers IN the United
state, and British Provinces.
Tor further information addrc,s the Agents,
Robins & APPLETON,
dg,s'lNNlm lS2 broadway, y, Y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

| the value in British term, l. al,a 20 J.
stated. Tho at !. h. take effect January
l,,, ISM, hut roin may D. received al TN
mint far r,rolnago on and after tlr ~ #
Oetnher next
Thu senate, on Monday, DEBATED the
ease If Phillip + Thomas, the Maryland
Senator ,lert, Mr,sr, Edmuuds Of Yer
mont aud Howard Of Michigan made
,trous argument, against ii, admission Of
Mn Thomas lie ,nt his san one hun
lrcl dollar- when br Mas ia the ooniydcr-
ate service, and this j. held 70 b., in cons
nccnon with other facts, conclusive that
be- cannot take IL, oath honestly, Mr.
Howe ~ Wisconsin, a radical, surprised
hi, friend, hy taking the ground that III,
S,nate la, 40 business 10 prevent. any
elected Senator trom taking the gath lie
was asked il hc would permit jeff Davis
I, take it il he Was elected iran one of the
southern States, ami h. replied that h.,
would, and after he had taken II heWmld
vote tn cxpcl him Tor perjury,
ST. TuoNAs.- Notwithstanding the IN.
concealed opposition 10 Mr., Stewards pur'
chase oi -, Thomas, and the grumhling,
10Th loud aud deep about the worthlcs,.
mes, Of the acquisition, the London pa,
pers are fully sensible Of the importance
II the island To the United States a-
naval station, The Star says that tn
treaty i, fifty times more iniuriou, to
England than all the diplomacy in refer
cncc to Turkey for the last hundred YEAR.
st. Thomas and st. John will. in cast ct
war, become convenient shelter from
which to annoy the commerce Of Great
Britain and tho possession Of these two
islands will alter cntir,ly the balance OF
power between the Old and new worlds
rod much stress has been laid on the re-
cent earthquakes. The necessity of own
ing one Of the West India Islands being
admitted, any other spot would be subject
to the same casualty, and a. lightning is
said never to strike twice in the same
place, thee i no probability that 81,
Thomas will soon be visited by similar
calamity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

. Elatall, atr uul alNaye Nra,lalis, bat uiry
100, megc truthful than the ahsl, ui tbr -,-eallei
iul, gu lsrtume, nov ,old IA this maTkrt, hon't
ie duI"d BY ths-a printed ahl,r, They rs ooun'
teri,1t pres,umyBt,, covering enuHigrtt ARTICLES
lhalonS "Nwht blooming t,rsu-' Is, GA The
oth1r Aani pnygsely.Nhat It pmI'rj' Ga L. "a
paw, uuml-a,l,,hy staple Of u,s tolrt. fmago
Iua.s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

Europe. - Dispatches from Civita
Nccchia assert that there is much sickness
among the French troops quartered there.
The debate in the Danish Rigsdag
upon the proposed sale of the Danish
West Indies TO the United States, has
been adjourned to Il future day,
The organization OF the Italian Cab
met has been completed The Ministry
will include Gen Menabrea, and Signoi
Cordova, Gigny, Real, Philippe. Broglio
Cantrelli and Robboti.
FIRE Al GREENwICn, y. I.-Th,
straw paper mill of Isaac c. Parker 4 Co.
at Greenwich, Washington county, \ Y.
was totally destroyed by fire ON Saturda,
last. The mill was in operation at tn,
time Of the discovery of the flames. al
though only two men were AT work il
the building They underworld to ex
tinguish the fire, which originated from
some unknown cause i'll the vicinity O
the boiler, but their facilities being limit
ed they were unable TO subdue it. Tn,
loss of Messrs Parker \ Co. is estimated
at 81, 900, ON which there was an insur
ance OF Sg6.606
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
nov ~ On \ ~ SUNNn

Become a sapl a.h. 49, tNiea sa' rtfu, os
raising p'uI.sa.,, AMI the tbue h. d'na, N.m sil
fHi uu algt.ultl IN DE- MATRIMONIAL hnr, Ncn,l-
"a. WfN trr tont ~ geaI Twins, Nwhus but
Slrs salaTatu, will answer, sAi It slunar
yNetyNhUg,, IA T.uut packages.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
9usiness Cards.
PETER c. ZONES 4 son

Wholesale and Retail Paper Warehouse No. %,
Water, corner OF Dcvonshire ST. Boston has con-
stantly ON hand and inr sale large assortment ot
all kinds of Paper, Book, News Manila and Press
paper manufactured TO order at short notice.
Agents for Smith q Peters Emampled Card, and
Gard Sheets
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

A STARTLING 1KrrH Thousands die annually
from neglected coughs and colds which soon ripen
into consumption, " other equally fatal diseases
of the lungs, when by the timely U.s. OF single
bottle of Wistar'. Balsam of Wild Cherry their
lives could have been preserved to green old age.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

\, ,I,,l.a...a, "a, Al. Az .auz.le lgs.,toc OF
uNrr twenty wears, luNrutul and u,ab Johnson s
AUolsus lImmgnt, Il has uav brru 900 4-. more
than taJty yrars, aul ha, established r.Iwiatim
Uu,una.ssal ky other musiicine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
ance OF S26,606.

SUIT TO RECOVER Bounty MONEY
Recorder Moran has been engaged several
weeks as referee in suit brought by
Marsh Il Bates of Troy, \. Y. against
VIM. A. Russell and Hugh r. Cowan OF
Washington County, to recover the sum
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

1s-"Ihe life of all flesh is the blood thereof; $
and no life or flesh can 10 healthy while its blood
is disease. Parsons Purgatiye Pills will not only
cleanse and purify the blood, but stimulate the
functions of the system to healthy action.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

This remedy which has been 50 successfully
used, only to he procured at the office, No. as
Howard Street, Boston. The testimony as to the
invaluable virtue Of this curative over all otheIs il
lncontestible. Sent TO all parts of the Union by
express.
DR. Morrill, has given nearly 80 years to the
study of Private Diseases and Female Complaints.
dec3dSWly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

RITrAMsM.--Twelve clcrgymrn Of tn"
Episcopal Church, in New York City and
vicinity, have published an address dcprc-
eating the tendencies of what is called
ritualism, to subvert the Protestant and
Evangelical character Of the Episcopal
Church. transform the ministry of the
gospel into a priesthood, baptism into a
magical rite. the Lords Supper into the
sacrifice Of the mass, and evangelical ILL
erty into bondage To manifold Observance,
and ceremonies.