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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

change, "Shsll | sing ior ypu - said
Brother Phillips The sick man CRATE
tully assaulted, aud sem, with q patho'
which uuly such srynr could Inspire, hr
Na> singing "a, il tho word. samr irom
the depths Of his ~nul
" uyrg O river l'u sgins,
iitNuua Nhtgv thr TsalA ealte ,iaNit
u,ti tn cali ley t,lioWn,
ta lave IA ialr sunny land,
Ms Father has tullt Inc AausgHi,
And nllrl it With tTeasups q EoA
~, over the riSrT l'm going,
10 Nhrrr theTr arr pleasures uutulA-
M saviour ], there 70 pe,lNr lp',
Aud shirli me irum sun ring aud .#di
We, o,,r The nNer l'm gaus,
IoWhyrv thrrr ar plvasupss untold
Tear. ,tool in the eye, oi the singer
aud We who stood around m ,ileurr Wept,
aud the poor sufferer, "a, il The parry
gates wsv in sight, wrpt t,Vtf- II i''sr-I
never heard whether h. recovered ur mol
his ya.c was then deemed holelr>, ene
but whether b, L. vet pilgrim on r'hth
~ redeemed Qua m heaNoM ! iyr1 AS
,rucl that hc never will forge, lNv ,weel
vciec thar in IA, Marine Hospital Hr hetrd
singing, "Oyyr tho river I'm g,tuG,
We clip ,hc above from the Western
Christian Advocate W.. ere pla,ai I"
learn from our lrieud, Rev, Mr.. DAYTON,
that Mr. Phillip, has consented 'o 1--WE
oue oi his popular rnn.r,, jn This place
~an, time IN frhmuy pr". " h"p"
IA our rsldrr, will ulya,er To- enjoy the
rich ir,.st when h.. ,,uta
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

IA. alleged fact, vi Rnnk,' sror,h ar
totally unreliable
m. llm-. mad, considerable, pre-
,re,, Monday, The reconstruction bill
va, n,raluccd aud made tho ,l~yial
order nj Yesterday, Debate will ~ on TIL
t,-nighr, possibly later but Mr. Bingham,
Who introduced il, wa, ,hr.Nd enough Ia
get resolution through which prevent,
any hlihustcrng Whenever tie HOUSE
close, the debate. The vote will then hc
immediately taken, and dilatorh motion,
vii! b. ii no avail. The hill Is certain a.
pass The liuu-r, but prominent Senators
SAY that it will no, pass the S,patc. Til,
Is uncertain, LaMryrr y friend If Gen.
Grant, asserts that be- prefer, net Ia have
so much responsibility thrown upon him,
lat ii the bill become, law he will eN-
rrulr IT,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is, ISIS
she New RECOMMENDATION HiIi.

Monday ~. asa ,-,,itm- isN ia tuu'
gress over the NV judiciary I'LL and
the reconstruction law The new hw i,
one which has hs,n nlly cunstdrrd hy
the committee on that subject, and essen,
TALLY moiities thu~c nov ia operation
The hill IN committee met the favorable
opinion Of Mc,sr, Boutwell, If Mas,
Bingham ii Ohio, Fan,wurth IT ILL.,,
Hubbard pi J.. By1man 1T Atrl unA
Paine ot Wisconsin fha,c who opposed
it we've Thai steven, ii Penn, Brook, oi
\ Y and Book ct Ky the former "a
Republican and the two latter ,on,rr,a.
tiyes It i, reported that Nj Steven, Wa,
decidedly opposed 10 the hill, wanting
some provision included ly which the
Congressional representation Of the south
srn States would ha increased IL the eN-
tent Of ten, ou wider basis than that
which now prevails
The new bill declare, that there are no
sIyll governments, republican in form, in
Virginia, North aud South Carolina, Geor.
gia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tex
a., Florida and Arkansas. aud that tho
so-ealled civil governments in those States
shall not be recognized as valid or legal
State governments, either by the executive
or Judicial power or authority OF the
United States. Ii authorizes the General
u the Army of the United States, and he
y requested to enjoin upon all department
commanders, the performance of the, du-
ties laid down in the acts now in force,
and remove those who do not comply. to
the end that the people of the several
States may speedily reorganize civil gov
ernments republican in form, and that
they may be restored To political power
in the Union
The bill places the supreme power and
responsibility Of the enforcement Of the
reconstruction laws upon Con Grant, and
repeats ali parts of previous acts which
authorizes the President to detail military
commanders 10 the several departments.
II also makes il unlawful for the Presi-
dent Of the United States to order any
part of the army or navy to assert by
force of arms the authority of either of
>tid provisional governments in the dis
organized States To oppose the provisions
of this new law, and also makes it high
mi-demeanor that shall be punished by a
fine not exceeding $1,000, and i.nprison-
ment not exceeding two years, for any
person to interfere with the intention to
prevent the execution of the law, and
repeats all sections of former laws that
are in conflict with the provisions of this
one. II is said that Gen Grant is opposed
to having 50 much responsibility placed
upon him-but ii the bill becomes a law
will execute it, 1t not only enlarges
Grants powers, hut puts out Of existence
the present provisional State Governments
Ia the Southern States
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Wisconsin correspondence.
Bic BEND. Wis, Jan. !, lo6'

BIG BEND, Wis, Jan. t. ISIS
k,t,ors Hrad The New Year re-
minds me that my subscription for the
HERALD has expired Its weekly visits
from our old home are very welcome to
Us, and thought a line in return might
not be unwelcome to you. Old winter
has made its appearance in 80 mild a form
as hardly to be recognized; sleighs having
run but one day, with little prospect of
another chance.
There were many Christmas gatherings
in this vicinity, the young folks being
merry and the older ones happy; but |
will mention more particularly that OF
my own family We were invited 10
meet at sons house, and notwithstand-
ing the pouring rain, VI were all there
The company. consisting of myself aud
I VIE e1ev1n children ar1rt sixteen rrrnd'
tchildrcn: also hrothcr-in-law. B. )
Jackson and wife, with seven children
and four grandchildren. The bill Of far,
was of the style of old Vermont. chicken
pies, rice buildings, &c. such A. thcii
mothers learned them to make.
After doing ample justice 10 the repast
the door OF an adjoining room was opened
presenting to view a tree freightcd from
too most twig 10 lowest limbs, with tn
love and good will each felt for the other
and there was scarcely an instance Of any
ones knowledge what they were to receive
Although wolueaI rad much to do with it
the secret was well kept First. came Al
elegant sign for the stor" Of Clark Broth
, ers, painted ~ r { JlCksOH, ttQ7 Ia
/, been smugglcd in at the back door, Will
= the boys were dccoyed away to the barr
! Then large photograph bible for b.
, jackson aud wife, with the pictures
their children in it, But Why try to cnt
- merate where all were well remembers
and from tho mass IF furs ~carfs, break
! fast shawl-, dresses silver Spoons, butte
' knives. whips, dolls &r, &c, your hun
, Ible servant received fair share. I'll
< quests were all Ncrmontcrs havin
i come from Rutland county within IL
: past twelve years, and also, good stauhc
Republicans. But as we would all rath'
% lose our Christmas dinner than the HEl
It AID. find enclosed, 81 80 to renew SUI
> scription for the coming year,
+ REUBEN CLARK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

Mayor Hoffman has turned up al
Washington as a candidate for the Aus
trian mission Ii he gets it there's
another aspirant for the Democratic Vice
Presidential nomination disposed Of
The House having revised the select
committee on the treatment of prisoners
Of war and Union citizens by the rebel
authorities of which Gen, Shanks of
Indiana ia chairman, il will forthwith re-
commence its labors
The President is preparing an impor-
tant state paper, on the subject of the
Alabama claims and the rights of NEUTRAL
lied citizens abroad The document is
said to be unusually able for Mr.. Johnson,
firm and decided in tone and unequivocal
in meaning,
-Demas Barnes, the New York Con-
yressihan- whe made a -lnug and generally
able speech ON financial matters Satur-
day, obtained his money and his fame as
the author of S-t-1SGO-A" - Drake'~
Plantation Bitters He is qualified to
give some practical advice on the art a
III oney- making.
The National Intclhgencer caught
the alarm readily on the new reconstruc.
ton bill. and came out, Monday morning
with naming editorial headed Con
xress to strike down the supreme court
and President, and their surrender t.
Grant. The United States to danglo at
the point Of single sword
The Presidents friends are cuyulat
ting the story that Gen Grant will no
give up the war Office 10 Stanton whrT
the vote Of the Senate to reinstatc him !
properly made known to him, but II is
mistake. The General will not hold ii
day after the vote The President ma,
possibly refuse to obey the voice Of tn
Senate, but ii j. not generally believed h
will
Col 'Capron'A savings in The expense
Of the Department OF Agriculture vi
reduce the needed appropriation to IT
minimum estimate, and yet the ctiicicnc
and value oil the department will be ia
greater than ever before. Mr.. Capro
finds generous support by all the agricu
tural societies OF the country.
Senator Thaycr of Nebraska has pr
pared bill, which he will introdu'
Tuesday, to reduce the number of majo
generals to four, and of brigadier-gen
rails to nine, and making it the duty
the Secretary Of War 10 cause to be mu
tered out OF service of these grades Il
officers last commissioned. The object
the bill is TO dispense with Maj Gen, Ha
cock and Brig. Gen Rousseau.
The Comptroller of the Currency
MES the truth of the report that he q
cided to authorize an Eastern bank to c
change five-twenty bonds, ON deposit
security for circulating notes, for te
forty bonds at SIT cents on the doll
He will not authorize such exchange u
til the ten-forties reach par value wi
indications of remaining there perm
nently
Mr.. Baldwin of the Worcester Ma
district replied to james Brooks ethnol'
ical speech on Saturday, and it is attra
ing very general attention. Baldwin v
unwell when he delivered it, and was ,
able to make himself distinctly heard
all parts Of the hall, but those who {
bear it declare it to be one Of the abb
speeches Of the session. 1t showed Il
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

Aud Protection to Health and Life under
all depressing and deyitaliying influences.
Hostettcr's Stomach BitteTs is the only tonic i'll
existence, based upon spirituous medicine, that
is absolutely pure.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
Sprrial Aotifts.
ADDRESS 10 THE NERVOUS AND pEf
IIAfTEn

ADDRESS 10 THE NERVOUS AND pkbll-
lIATEn,
wk,s,, sutieTings have lsen pruiIae,ed inm 'dden
causes, and Shues sas,s TequlTe prompt treatment
10 endeT existence desirable, lfyon are suffering,
"a have suffered IroIn involuntary discharges, what
effect dOes il pplgee upon your general health 7
lie YOU feel weak drbihtated, easily hrcd Does
a little extra exeTtion produce palpllation OF the
h,zart Boss Your hNer OF urinary organs, OF
NauI Kidneys nvquently get out Of order Is
Your urine sometimes thick, milky az hocky, OF Is
ID Tupy ON settling on do.s thick scum rise To
ti4s top IN Is sediment AZ the bottom after II
has stuod awhile 10 you have spells o. short
tea,hing az dyspepsia .lre your bowels con.
stlatei Is the lustTe OF your eye as brilliant
the bloum on your cheek as bright bayou ENJOY
yourself IA sovlvty a. We'll IN you pursue your
business with the same enemy 10 YOU Reel as
mach cOutdencv lRyaurselfs An your spirits duh
and iiagsiag. given 10 nts Of melancholy. II So
de- hut tas Il ta saaT liver oI d,sI-i -sa, Have
Nau restless nights Your back weak, your
knee, weak, and have but ht',r appetite, a,sd yen
attribute this 10 dysI-p,Ia " liver complaint
NON, reader srlt-abusc, NvncTeal DISEASES bass /
clIvd, and sexual eNrc>ses, are capable Of prtlV'
tnss weakness Of the generatiNe orgaRs, ihc
organs oi gvnrgaiion, When IA I~ritet health, "sA0
the man,
INA YOU ever think that those lold drdAt, en- .
erlNtic, Isrseycr,ng, suocesshll business hrh are
always those Who's gouerauNc organs :" IA per 4
lcSt health You never hear such me- o"ihpiaAh
y lnlns melanrhulAt ct nytNa0sn'ss, us"'P's'''n
Al tho heart,
lA>rN~,~ OF THESE ufsti Iv,tulrr ul' U.s. "i
dlunuc, ilelmlolls flmd ENtm. hushu u The
Seat dluIvtic aud h. certain eur inf diseases ul
'hv bladder Aldurys, gravel, drulS, 4fsahle Weak,
uess, icTiair COMPLAINTS, genera dth1h'y' aud all
diseases Of the urinary organs whether existing IN
mae o. female hum whatesf oau'' originating
aud 10 matter how hong stsydlng,
H'lmbOld's Extract RuciS established up"ards
ct years, prepared by
II. 4 lIELMRuLD, Druggist,
J9i broadway, New lGs, aud lo4 south ION
street, Philadelphia, Ia
Price sls5 PER hotAr, o. 4 bottles Tot $3.50
to any adir'ss. sold 10y all Druggists
every Whene.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

NS-A bl,a.,-At->t.i honey -.yhf Aldt,r- H idat,-
ant fragrance, hut it, aroma ht, uo. thu trops, d
richness OF phalou'a might hnnninE Cereu~.'
That manclou, scent, Nolupunus, Yet not to-
powerful, -een, CLOSELY akin To- N, fragrant charm
"Alh Who" N"D-s--.-N-.t s..ehautvI Ayi hegr lutd
IN the Light ot The Hatcm." Et>tp"r ~.n-
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

PnIIir PnILLIPs-AN INCIDENT
Rev. William Baxter author of Pea
Ridge. etc, sends us the following Those
who have heard the sweet singer VIII
have lifelong remembrance of him, for
he always sings himself into the heart.
His power is marvellous whether in the
presence of the highest dignitaries OF the
nation. at the conference, prayer meet
ing or Sabbath School, he charms alike,
and rouses patriotism or devotion at will.
Nor is he great alone on great occasions,
before vast assemblies. Heis as touching
and as tender in the social circle, with a
select and admiiing few. heard him on
one occasion that shall never forget. On
the 1st of January, 1865, by invitation of
the venerable Father Wright, then Chap
lain of the Marine Hospital, / preached
to the soldiers under his charge. Whether
the sermon was good or otherwise is not
TO our purpose, but the singing was all
that could be desired, for Philip Phillips
was there. After the services we accom-
panied the venerable Chaplain to the diff
ferent wards, to see those whom wounds
and disease prevented meeting ~ We
paused at the bedside of one, seemingly
near his end, and found him aware of his
condition and prepared for his great
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
TURNER'S Tie poULoCEEUX OR CNINER
SAL NEURALGIA Pill.

l. certain safe and speedy cure for Neuralgia and
nervous diseases. The seyercst eases are com
plctely and permanently cured IN a very short
time. Neuralgia in the face or head Is utterly
bani~hcd in lew hours. No form OF nervous dis
case withstand It's magic influence. II has the
unqualified approval OF many eminent physicians.
1t contains nothing injurious to the most delicate
system. sold everywhere. sent on receipt Of 81
and two postage stamps. TURNER Is co, 30,
fremont Street, Boston, Mas, Pruprictors.
julyad3taw&ly,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup, the great
quoting remedy for children teething, aiia,s ali
pain, cures wind coils, commissions, gripping, &c.
Large bottles IS cents. So d by Druggists.
44-wSdly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

~ The Preventative ma-rt,s- 81 Parsons
Purg1tire Pills, s.auh, ,loau,s and uys"tntc
every PARTON at the human orgaHl~sa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
AN EFFECrUAL WORM MEDICINE,
un.,NtsNv,. NsEnNtIlIFgE COMETS

hiktN y , Nt4As@hAA = NfA 'fe''' $500
or Worm Ioxeugsrs. Much sickness undoubtedly
with children AMI adults, attnbuted 10 other causes
/, e,c.sion,,l BY worms, The NeunlIuge ,omtts,
although tilcctud in destroying worms, can do no
possible INJURY TO the most delicate child Tins
valuable combination haa been successfully used
by physicians, and found 10 he safe and sure IN
Graduating worms, 81 hurtfui To children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require 'm-
mediate attention, a. neglect OF the Trouble often
cause, prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
trc often overlooked, Worms IN the stomach and
bowels cause irritation, which can lie removed
only hy the US, OF a sun remedy The c2nh'na-
uanaot ingredients used in making "Brpwn's Yer
m,turr Comat," Is such H. To gi,r the best posi-
Die cti,ct with SAFETY.
CURTIS Il BROWN, Prupri,tors, New York
sold hv an lp.lcr. in Medicines, AZ IS cents box
may2ldSwly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

s5-We arr raIy and willing 10 warrant john
sons Auoisue Iiumrut Ia be- the hrSt article that
can be used for coughs, colds. dy-citery, dnrrhaa,
einmp and pain IN the stomach or bowels, 1t Is
equally safe AMI effective ior childrn or adults.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

ONLY IS CENTS FOR LARGE BoTTLTs Mother
Bailey's Quieting Syrup for childrsn, which
greatly assists the child through the months OF
corrects acid.y ii the stomach and never fails to
regulate the bowels. Sold by all Druggists
44-wSdly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

Agent, wanted maxi. and female local and
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Steady employ mcnt thu yeal round No capital
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81 Among the many restorative, Wluai, nature
has supplied to relieve the ati1tiou, Il humanity
there Is no more tayuri,c one iuI certain class OF
diseases than the medicinal gum # the Wild
Cherry Tree but however valuable It u. II, pow
or to heal to soothe to relieve and 10 cure j. en-
HANGED ten tol1 by scientific and ludtaiou~ dombi,
nation with other. inPredicuI>t III thrmsoltes Of
equal worth. This happy mlnfhnp exist, 70 "A IT,
markable degree IN
DIR WISTAR'S BAI>ANOt Wu.ptHtKEN,
whose value in curing coughs, colds, hn,n,hitis,
whooplng coughs, Group. asthma, pulmonary at
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From John Moody, Esq, of Bethel
RErHFI- Vt, May ?. l>,u.
GExrLEAFN. | consider Dr Wl-tar's Bals,um 81
Wild Cherry one Of the best cough Teneile- over
known Some ten, years since Wa Injected with
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my case 10 BIZ IN critical condition. | tined many
popular remedies and took advice Of some Of ;hc
most sklllfu physicians in tins section Of the cuun
try, but without any relief | then rrs0rrd 10
the Balsam, and the result as lmmeilttr ana
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weak have had frequent occasion 10 use If -uer
that time, and Away, use It IN my family, and
recommend il to my friends and ncighhor~
Yours truly, JOHN MOODY.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWIE & SON, Is
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generally.
The best known remedy Ton S,ruiula IN ali lts
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Soldby Druggists generally. [dcc2tdcod&wlm
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REVIEWER
Is the only inf,lhble Hair Preparation for restor-
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1t is the cheapest preparation ever offered To the
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Our treatise on the Hair sent free by mail
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4" FISHERS CorGU DROPS"

FISHERS COUGH DROPS"
VIII, il taken in season, break up any cough, and
prevent Consumption. 1t has in many cases cured
the patient when given up by the physician, and
is especially recommended to those who are trou-
bled with night coughs, as it insurcs sweet and
refreshing sleep.
MASON SYM0NDS & co. Kennebunk, Me-,
Proprietors. GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., Boston,
General Agents. Sold by all druggists. 2.w3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

Ul,aIy INTERESTING NEWS Mothers take
notice. Mother Bailey Quir,Hs syrup tor chill
dren Teethinz LARGE bottles only % cents. Sold
by Druggists. 4i-W&dly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
NAIAD WATER PROOF
LEATHER PREVENTATIVE.

Avoid wet feet by using the best article ever in
trodueed for keeping water out OF boots and shoes.
They can be polished Immediately after applying
the Waterproof.
This article will preserve leather in any form,
and is especially adapted for Harnesses, as they
are kept very soft by this means.
MANUFACTURED BY
CARPENTER. WOODWARD y MORTON.
Formerly Banker s. Carpenter
III a log STATE STREET, BOSTON. --
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BANKING HOUSE OF j. COOKE
Il COOK,
No. TWENTY WALL srREEE
Corner Of Nassau s., Nm Nurk,

We buy aud sell az the most hbyral tuIt,nt
pIiecs and keep ON hand full supply % Govern
ment bonds OF all issues, seyen-lhlFtles and COM
pound interest notes, and execute orders Ion pur'
chase and sale 81 Stocks, Bonds and Gold,
CONVERSIONS,
We convert the several ISSUES Of seVen.tGiItles
at the most favorable market rates into tye-twen-
ties, which, at present price OF gold yield the hol-
der about one par cent. m0re interest per anuum.
Circulars with full particulars furnished upon
application,
may 5dSSly, JAY COOKE 4 60.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
ACADEMY

The Spring Term, will begin on Thursday, Feb.
Is. The Boarding House is completed. The &C
cc-l..caa.icna for hoarA and self-haardin9 have
been greatly increased.
For board and rooms application should -
made 10 j. ,. SPAULDING, Principal.
Bare an 5, ls6s. l'4l2t&wit