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trauden lsHten mir aui Sisie ueuels GriGetauna duf benz
Nib .Wathinfns @ebiett.
Oic SIr. 4 Sidb> SHafd)ine
FIR Sabrifautcn
IN Won ~hefcrSerer @rSBe, lepr tart rne traffic, leiht ix
bansbaben, wsniB Bsrdui6 maAeup iNr leee Irt ?fdbe'
rel - pom punnlcn 9dttitte bis jirn ettitet fteer
eineertdtet UNI nit bduinwpltnert, ~lhiRererh NIB ieiees
mem Bapsn sled, gut %arbeiteHe. lpihpR iet &urierl tl
1arfte, Inc pieie Uididiuer tereiis IN arefer BAIL bel
Gdtrifanttt i'm aan,en Yanee i'm GebraHhe ute Seher-
mann III nit linen ausucbmeito ,%uirteeen.
I SeugItMe.
Infer Dlaf6tntf unh Der 6aflpr tatet Belize Sbrt
Wr. | Mdh,M saidine duf rerftteeereH Strfen = ppn
~ltwsrfeh @eidirrleter nab teia'tei Aailertlde ilb Cat
tune bis sum blnnltet acrebteii pnptere cine bic
Gpannun8 ~ %perdaeert. Grittlih prpetrt unS aeprlft
unb ,sir fnten, bat he duf alien 5tpficn cihcii ppI.
fpntinensu Stid) nildbt, Sd bin 3letterbdneler uMe
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ae5raI6t.
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Gbieaap, Sa.. Zen 81. Stunt 1866.
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Den 20. Suit 1855.
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Den 10. 9sruar 1865. N
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Saint G!Hentin's y%ebertbrnn ,Bnlut'
IL lee! m B~rhrtreih e~ntiidrnt Doe bsAt Miti aegtt
5nwiueiutt aus5sbTuns, 1uhrG SemeFllB ss ithtn
Ia ttr grnli unt altr tHaaenitibtr. Or @sitnad ritz
ltr witehir W d%naeastnt, Suthans niht Eiterfid, ia
epiriuRg ,eiat fG lttr ibHtl aus her patfni pift Ssps-
runs faeen. gels srauts, ts ale sfrlettn ttiTaaitt.
int tut6 etp gstrdu6 pru eGuhi ApsRtta'E fiSssthraH.
puioer pifegr htrAtatnt wrresN. ..
prtis fl.-bu Rattg .tt .L q
u. 0caeler S q on,p
tW1arl!e, 1877 VT. 4g.6. Sub.pibtrleAr.
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Special Notitts.
LnrNhlI. ron rnE cAGLLEss

tplAtLl. FOR Tut tAhLlLe9
The body Is a maebiue, aud earel,ssness IN rs
manageraentis As SURF TO lead 10 evil results as
earslessHess in the management of steam en-
gine. Yet the last thing that most people think
of is the protection OF this delicate piece OF the
Creators handiwork from the subtle causes Of
disease by which i, is surrounded, l, is no easy
thing 10 repair thu system when III runs out
there is no difficulty in iortiyng II against many
Of the dangers 10 which It Is exposed, Guard
against nervous debility, At the inst symptom
Of this fore-Tunnsr Of more serious ailments, sus'
tam the tagging energies Of nature with Hostel
ter's Stomach Filters. Take Il regularly and
persistently, until bodily ylgor Is thoroughly re-
stored. IL creates an appetite, pTomoies-or, u
might a. properly b. said compels the complete
digestion Of the food, regulates the seereuve ae'
ton of IN, liver, tones and yisuJates the bowels
tmproy,s the condition q the blood, and giye'
iirmue,s TO the nerves, Iron a system thu
strengthened and regulated IN all important iune
tions, the fogs and exhalatiuns OF autumn, pres
nant with the elements Of intermittent fever
/ can make little OF no impression, Whoever sup
pase, that FEVER and ague is an unavoidable eyi
In certain districts at this season OF the year,
cgtcginusly mistaken. A etectually as dransh
/ 81 cold air Is shut out by the closing OF door
| this smplaint and all disorders Of a miasmau
type, may be prevented by the use OF the bitters
I When sickness can he avoided by means .
sale AMI SIM 10, Is u not the nerest iatulty =
neglect the prOhered antidotel Regarded elthe
! as preventive or a cure for dyspepsia, bilious
ness, intermittent fever, nervous disorders gen
er,,l debility, OF constipation of the bowels, TIN
pure vegetable preparation stands alone,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08
The President and the south.

The President seems at last TO have
opened his eyes completely 10 the condi.
ton Of affairs in the South. and 20 have
decided that, Democratic, partisan though
he be, he can no longer permit the terri
ble outrages that have dcseeratcd and
still continue 10 desecra,e, that unhappy
country. lie has, therefore, in response
TO the appeal Of the delegation from Ala
hama, ordered rhc same instructions 10 be
transmitted TO Gen. Meade that have al
ready been transmitted TO Gen Thomas in
Tennessee. Ii is beloved that these In
structions cover the whole ground, and
will, when carried out, put stop to the
horrid butchery now going on IN the
South, whereby every man, white or black,
who is not nm outspokcn and aeyilish rob-
el, is in momcn,ary danger Of being sho,
in his tracks.
Mr.. johnson will haze accomplished
something to his credit, il, during the
brief remainder OF his administration, he
shall succeed in preserving peace in the
country, and protecting unotfcnding cit
liens in the South from falling victims L
cut-throats and assasSins for opinion
sake.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

by putting itself once more IN sNml".,y
With ira. Democracy, ~ retrieve 'ho
plumbers oi the past and after the patty
had not only rejected, hut spurned this
wise counsel, and even the liines' uiuvl
the lash Of Brick fomeroy5 has sir .
from its suggestions OF truth ana wisuoh
and returned 10 It's "wallowings, ~ DO
came perieetly evident, as l had long be-
fore concluded that the Democratic party
"a Jefferson and Madison had ceased 70
a,ist was dead, buried beneath the rub
bi,h Of the past, and henoeiorih there was
10 be no opportunity for supporting the
great principles had at heart, except in
the Republican party,
The nomination which declined 10 be
candidate for was conferred upon my
distinguished friend. Gen, Helbert 4,
Paine, and ! took the stump for HIM, ana
did everything in my power to insure ms
/ election Indeed, | have cordially sup
ported every measure and every oandi-
date Of the Republican party, State and
National, since 1861,
/ And ii man is TO be classod in politics
/ by what he does, not by what he call-
/ himself, ii the servant who said he would
not 90 hut went, is 10 be approved rathei
than the one who said he would W but
went not, then | might reasonably claim
10 have been a Republican since lNui IN
everything except the name, And II
calling oneself a Republican Is conclusive
81 the fact, then Mr. Doolittlo is the best
Republican in the State to-day; indeed
he says lac is the only one, the party hay
ing LETT him standing alone upon lts plat
form.
The issue, which will divide the country
for the next twenty-five years ave 10,
sultsl from the war aud tho position u'
( both parties is now firmly and finally
takon. Those who supported the war vii
support the measures the war rendered
necessary, and these measures will be op
posed by those who opposed the war, ),
that, however you may regret IT, ! have
no doubt | shall be compelled 10y sens'
of duty to remain in the Republican party
10 the end Of my iiie. Ii you were I,
read out of the party all who were Demo
Gratis before tho war you would exelud,
Grant, Stanton, Holt, Sickles, Logan anC
many others, whom it seems desirable t.
retain. The Republican party, 10y ban
} ishing from its ranks all who had owe
been Democrats, would be so far reduced
in numbers MS to secure entire harmon.
in its nominations Of candidates VIII
would never be elected, If the Republi
: can party is to succeed now and hereatte
against the wiles of its opponents,
needs all its strength; and wisdom woul
seem TO dictate good degree of charit.
and liberation of past differences upo,
forgotten issues. Indeed, the man VIII
has passed through the war without an.
change Of opinion or sentiment in regar,
/ to the details of Governmental policy
must either have been gifted with pro
phetic power to see the end from the be
ginning, or he must have been un impcn
etrahlc Ounce upQn whom passing event.
: study and reflection made no impression.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE

OK SEl4f-lhEeEkN AIlbN,
\ new medical book, the best in the world,
written by Dr, A. Ii. Hayes, who has had more
experience in dealing with diseases treated upon
an tins book than any other living physician. IL
treats upon the errors Of youth premature decline
Of manhood seminal weakness and all diseases
and abuses ni the gcneratlve organs. IL contains
3DO pages bound iii cloth, illustrated with beaui-
tul eusaylngs.
"This is no quack doctors cheap advertising
pamphlet, but truly scientific and popular
treatise by one OF the most learned and popular
physicians of the day. ii the young and middle
aged would avoid mental depression, all nervous
diseases, premature decay and death, let them
rad pr Hayes popular medical work entitled
THE Science of Life, Medical and Surgical
Journal.
sent 10y mall securely scaled, on receipt of price
only 81 in extra Morocco, 81. Address the
author, No. 1 Bultuoh street, Boston opposite the
Revere House,
n y ur. II. can always he consulted in tht
,tr!ets,t confidence. luyiolAble secresy and Ger
tain relief may9dSwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

STAGE DRIVERS. - The St, Adams
Transcript says Mr.. " iliam C. Clark of
that place has been a stage-driver since
December, 1889 years We have a
match for him in Mr. Edmund Shattuek,
of Windsor, who began the business in
1919, and continued in it till 1S52-being
80 years-and who still occupies his own
"box" every day in the village in the
service of the public.-Free Press.
That will do very WELL but we can bet
ter it. Mr.. William Billings of this vii
lage commenced driving forty years ago
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nA cERTAIN CURE"

For ucipient consumption, asthma, coughs, colds,
dyspepsia. liver complaint and general debility,
viii he found IN Dr. Tobias Pulmonic Life syrup.
This valuable medicine compounded from the
CUTS OF the Vegetable Kingdom, will Be found a
sovereign remedy, in all the above-named dis
eases The demand for this valuable compound
Is daily increasing, and it will without a doubt
hceom, as popular Doctor Tobias celebrated
Venetian Tinlmcu' Consumption in its last
STAGES this syrup Will not cure, nor is there any
rcu,3y tha. will; a ralef, however, will be found
POS ~, U.S.. VIVA, 1t Is stated to cure It surely
ulllll.a trial Will prove Thousands of certit-
catDs can Dec s,yn at the depot.
SOFA 10Y all druggists, and at No, 10 Park Place
NrwYurk. Price IS cents Ask for DR.. Tobias
pul,uouie Lii, syrup, and take no other,
sept2ldSwlm.
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NJ. y. @. S..

ttlt ~; .rns and We trust our justification for
calling the public attention TO Mother Bailey S
Qua, t}ug syrup, are furnished by the frequency
anl fatality of The disease of infancy and child
hood. So alarming and serious are the deceases,
that one child i'll three dies before the fifth year.
These f,cts afford conclusive argument for en-
forcing on mothers the Importance OF using a
remedy which contains no Morphine or Poison
Gus | rug, and never fails when timely used to
effect a cure 1t greatly assists the child through
the months Of teething, allays all pain, reduces
inflammation, correets acidity of the Stomach,
and never fails to regulate the bowels; makes
sick and weak children strong and healthy, pro-
duces natural sleep for the child thereby afford
ing rest TO the mother. For summer complaints,
Dysentcry and Diarrhna, it has no equal. For
Wind Collie, Commissions, Gripping &c., it never
iails.to give immediate relief.
Mother Bailey's Quoting Syrup, for children,
is an original medicine well established, therefore
use no other and you are safe. For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States. ts2Sd6t&iOw2w
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rnIsrAnORn,s ZANE

/, the offspring of great fact. No one can think
OF denying that hi, excelsior hair dye brings out
finer brown on black than any other, in shorter
time and without injury to the hair. This is a
truth as applreu, a. that the sun lights the earth.
Cn,tadaIo'- Hair rrescrva'iye and bcautIher
TIA, toilet without this article, lacks It's most use
i..l attribute Nothing Is so common IN this
country 10, the falling out of the hair The pre-
scryatlye prevents it. The hbrcs can no more
loosen and drop of II this article IA regularly ap-
Il,ed night and morning, than II each were fixed
in a vice. The testimony on this point Is over
whelmiug. while the Identifying and invisorat-
usrroperI,s Of the fluid are equally well estao-
li,hrd.
Sold by druggists and applied by all hair dress
ers. Mandatory No. GS Maiden Lane. Princi-
pal depot No. & Aston House. sept2ldSwlm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

HARD CAsE.-Mrs Barnes, an old lady
of so years, residing at Waterbury Center,
attempted on Saturday afternoon, Scptem-
Der 18th, to go to her sons house about a
mile and half from the Center across the
fields, and becoming bowildered, diyerged
from her course North mile and halt to
a swamp, where she remained from Satur-
day to Wednesday. When found her
clothes were wet through from rain and
frost and she was very much exhausted
She has kept her bed ever since and there
is very little hopes Of her recovery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08
TILE NATIONAL TRUST co.
Of The city Of New York, No. 1856 Broadwa
CArITAI, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

of The city Of New York, No. $50 Broadway.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
Darius Il. Mangan, President. james Merrell
Secretary.
Receives Deposits and allows four per per cent
.u;er.st on al Daily Balances, subject to Check at
Sight. Special deposits for six months, or mere
may be- made at five per cent. The Capital of one
utluun dollars is divided among over 500 Share
holders. comprising many gentlemen OF large
wealth and financial experience, who are also per-
,oraly aulcto dcpostoys for all Obligations of the
Company 10 double the amount of their stock
A. The National Trust Co. receives deposits in
large or small amounts, and permits them to be
drawn as a whole or III part by Check at sight
aud without Notice, allowing interest on al
daily balances, parties throughout the country
can keep accounts in this institution with speeia
advantages Of security, convenience and profit.
J. iuncl6l&wGm.
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Sold hy all druggists.
GRAcEs CELEBRATED .sALvE.

GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE.
We are constantly hearing favorable reports
from those who have tried this remedy. Amy
Anthony. wife of Mark Anthony, of this city. and
living Ut No, Locust street. afflicted with a ielon
on The finger, was recently induced TO make trial
OF the Salvc. Almost instantly She experienced
relief from the pain, which had been almost unen-
durable. Every other remedy but this proved
unayalling Those, who have tried it once are
satisfied of its merits, and nothing viii induce
them 10 be without a supply. Fall River News
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iMrrnE rIOOp. MUDDY wATER.


Pure blood may be compared to pure water, and
impure blood to muddy water. lfyou pass muddy
water through muslin you soil it continue the
rloc - and YOU cover with thick mud. Blood
pas through all parts OF the body; hgood and
purc II nuuli.heS and cicanses the parts it goes
TIN, Ugh ImpuIe it leaves more or less dirt be-
hind H. BraulIcths Pills are the medicine want
rd, lccs,jlsc they made on purpose to take
dirty humos ont Of the body, and they never fail.
rl,tr pills cure serofula, even OF forty years
staining; they have cured cases of rheumatism
when the patient had not walked for four years
OF paralysis, whore the legs had lost their power
OF movement tor seventeen years. The evidence
in these cases cannot be disputed. Is there a
town in The world where such evidence exists not
II Bgtodrct- pills have been much used there
W. knox that such evidence can be found.
Eu, ty sure ana see upon each box my iiarne in
tile government stamp in white tiers.
r. HGAEHEETI, Branlreth House, n. Y.
Sod ljy al druggists. sept2ld&wlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

GtSgRous 0ffER.-The Woodstock
Standard gives the following notice: BY the
request OF A. G. Dewey & Co., of Quechee,
we hereby give notice that the person who
stole one of their horse blankets, while the
same was on exhibition at the late Fair, can
have the mate 10 it by calling upon them
at their factory. And further, that the per.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

Parker Page, Of Eno.burgh, has dis
covered slate on his farm that is pro-
nounced by good judges to be equal to
the best. The ledge extends over about
four acres
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08
DoDD's NERv1NE AND 1NvIGoRAr.
CLARK'S CARRIAGE & SLEIGH
" MANUFACTORY.
ANDREW CLARK,
Light Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturer,
PoULTNEY, VT,

Keeps on hand large assortment OF Light Car
riages and Sleighs of every description. | would
call the attention of persons wanting carriages to
my stock. Our gearings are made of the best
hickory, ironed with Norway iron and steel tyre
Blanchard's best buffalo brandt top leather and
imported head lining cloth are used. The best
men are employed aud warrant all my work. l
build carriages that in durability hgltness, style
and beauty, are second to none.
Repairing done in the best manner and al short
notice. augl9d&tf ANDREW CLARK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08
4 rrRMANrNr rnNlL

Every one at times feels the necessity OF soma-
thing TO tune up the sy-tem depressed 10y mental
or bodily exhaustion. At such times let every
ouo instead of taking alcoholic o. medicinal slim
uiants, rtu,ig ordtc his dcbiltat,l ystom by the
natural tonic elements OF the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
D. Projected solution OF the pro'aNr!a OF Iron
winch yi,tlilcs aud enielig, the blood by Supply
Ing Il with It's lite clement, iron.
BENZ trec from alcohol in any form, It's cur'-z-
ing cn ct> aic not followed ly corrasp oo.ias L.
action, bat are pernmept, infusirg strength.
vi,or and now life into ali plrts ottLe y,teu, aud
building UP an iron constitution. -
VIM c. Stcrlng, Es,f,of Toughkoop-io. y. Y.
says:
since taking the l'cguiau SyWp Dglt,t,yr
my strength Is nuplo.ri, my bowel aye I ilag
my appetite first rate.
/ "Ihp,t Is Old physician in this r!ty, oiIej
/ than ! aia who has been in the drug business ol
80 years who has used the syrup for three months
and gives It rs lis decided oplaion that it Is Tia,
/ host Alternative tonic medicine h. ever knew"
! For dyspepsia, debility and female weaknesses
/ the Peruvian syrup i. specific. a 81 plg,
I pamphlet sent free. The genuine has " FpruvlAt
Syrup" blown IN the glass.
j. T. DlNSMOkE Proprietor,
Ne. 50 Dey st. Nrw-IOrk.
! Sold by ull druggists
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IMPORTANT TO THE CITIZENS

OF Ru,landI have just returned from the
nurseries, where 1 have contracted for fine
stock Of Fruit and Ornamental trees, for the
spring trade OF 1863. will visit your city during
the coming winter, and solicit orders. Satisfac-
ten guaranteed in all cases.
Please reserve your orders for
GEO. w. WHTTIOCk,
Dealer IN Horticultural Stock, Burlington, vi.
oct5dlw&4lwlm'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

PoMrIcAL.-Gc b. T. Stringfcllow
has written two-column letter in favor
of Grant.
Col James l.. Sheffield who COM
manded the 18Th Alabama regiment,
Longstreet's corps, has como ont for Grant
and Colfax.
Tho friends OF George France. Train
in New York, had ruu>ing meeting on
Friday night, to nominate him Tor Con-
gress in place OF Morri,sey.
Tho jig is up Tie Democrats are
sweeping everything before them, They
have Just elected two commissioners in Il
school district in Kansas WAKE snakes
F., Days breaking.
Seymour repeatedly declared that his
acceptance of the nomination would be
the loss Of his personal honor " Now, is
it safe to put the Nations honor in the
hands Of man who cannot preserve his
own
Among the new ddhercnts to Gen.
Grant is Mai. Gen, A ). Williams, com
mander of the Twentieth corps, under
Gen. sherman, subsequently, Democratic
candidate for Governor in Michigan in
1866, and now'l uitcd States Minister at
San Salvador.
In the smoking. ear Of an upward
bound express. on the Hudson River rail
road were five Deputy Shcri.S of Wash.
ington, escortiuE il party of fifty conyicts
to the Albany pcnitcutmry. \ vote was
taken, with the following Trsultt Soy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08

EOR SALE.---THE SUBSCRIBER
IL offers for sale his house and lot, situated on
Willow street. The house has water and gas in
it. and is located near the business center of the
village. For further particulars enquire of d..
g. Mcclure, at HERALD Bookstore or TO the sub
scriber. Z. s. MCCLURE.
Rutland, Sept. IL, 1868. d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-08
CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM

STRAIED OR STOLEN FROM
- the pasture of Justin NJ. White, of Walling-
ford, on September ith, four year old Horse
Colt; dark bay color, one white hind foot, few
white hairs in forehead The colt belongs to
Hiram Bromley, of Dandy. Whoever will return
said colt TO the subscriber, or notify him OF his
whereabouts, shall be suitably rewarded.
J. L. WHITE.
Wallingford, Oct, Sd, 1868. i?w3w'