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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIkORR AND HAVANA.
fHE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEEIMONTHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. $50 tons. .ThoA A Balm, Commander
OUBA.... .16o tens. .Dukehart, Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES MALLS
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets TO New York. $50,
LOB BALTINORH AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fast stsaraship
Liberty,
THoS. A. Balm, Commander.
WIN leave o. above on TUESDAY, January 81, ct
o'clock p. n.
freight passage having unsurpassed sooormoda
tions, apply to WIfHERsPoOF, HALSEY CO., Agents,
~ Carondeet street.
nj -No Of l.ding but those of the Company VIII
signed Permits for freight must be procured from this
once. No freight for Havana taken sfsr II o'clock on
day OF sailing
ihs CUBA, Capt. Dukshsrt, will follow,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOB NKw YORK DIRECT. s
The uRoMwKLL LINZ
This Line ID composed Of the following stsanships:
eco. Cromwell, Cortes,
Geo. washington, General Meade,
General Grant, Sherman.
Geo. Washington.
E.v. EAGER. Commander,
vlssvs wharf, foot OF roulsuss street, SATURDAY.
January 18th, ASA
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN taken
by this line and through bills Of lsdng given for
For freight sr passage apply to
ALFRED MoULroN.
Al Csrondelet street.
FOR NEW YORK
THE CROMWELL LINE.
To sail on WEDNESDAY. Jan 22d. ats o'clock N.
EOR NEW YORK-THE STEAMSHIP
g. WHITMAN Commander.
VIII sail Wednesday Morning January 22d, at O'clock
her wharf, Toulouse street. Second District
Freight for Bremen, Hsvre and Liverpool taken, and
through bills of adikg given for the same.
Fer freight or passage Apply to
ALFRED MoULToN,
a Carondelet street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28


Fiye-and-twenty years ago, Luke p
Poland, ID. A. Smalley and Joshua Saw
yer led the bar Of I.amnilla Cnnnty, Eor-
mont Sawyer had brought an action
for assault and battery, and had drawn
a somewhat prolix declaration, SO that
the case appeared fully as bad on paper
rs the witness for the plaintiff detailed it
upon the stand. In his argument Poland
told the jury that his brother SAVERS
declaration reminded him Of an incident
i'll his own practice:
/" Seine FearS-siaeer@ said Mr. Poland.
:" | commenced suit of this character in
favor of my old friend Asa Barnard,
against the gallant Russell ID. Hyde, who
had infected some unjust corporal pun.
ishment upon Barnard for the trivial
otcnse Of telling him he was a great liar
Barnard asserted, and pretty conelusiyely
proved. that the Major had struck him q
blow on the head with his heavy cane
Barnard, finding nay astute brother Saw.
yer retained for the Major. was Obliged
to come to Inc TO obtain redress for TIL
,fyoaH and tjfnY. was young, and en-.
tered into my clients case with great On,
thusiasm. framed declaration in {a
couHtS. setting forth the beating, in al
the various forms, aud with all the v,r
bitge and taut6logieal nonsense could
command; and in the last count | did
not forget to reCitc that Barnard III Jra
I qftatg dfIofiod u, ! read the declara
ton 10 my client III a voice full Of sym
! pathy almost as aifectingly as my broth
er Sawyer read this to you. gentlemen
and upon looking at my old friend
noticed the tears were toursing down hi,
furrowed checks in rivers, | asked him
the cause Of his great grief lie replied
with choked and sobbing uttcrancc. that
I he did not know it was half 50 bad be-
fore -
A. the general impression prevailed. in
the case on trial, that the evidence did
not quite sustain Sawyer's declaration,
the jury, The court, and all present were
conyulsed with laughter, and many
thought that Sawyer, though reputed to
! be a great wit, could not get the laugh
off this time. Sawyer had nearly CON
Guided his reply, which was somewhat
lengthy and quite forcible, without any
allusion to Poland's witticism. and those
who had listened with great interest for
his heretofore never-failing repartee were
in despair. Suddenly, AZ il Poland's jev
dtspW had just occurred to him. he said :
Gentlemen, you all appeared to be very
much delighted when the learned coun-
sci on the other side related an incident
Of his own practice. ! confess was not
amused, My old friend Barnard has told
me the story 50 many times, and in tones
which had no affected emotion, assure
you, that could not laugh with you, gen
tlemen. The story, as Barnard tells it,
has only this difference. He says he
wept when Poland read him very
lengthy paper; but tho paper was not
/ his declaration, gentlemen, but his biN'"
4 This sally upset everything in court,
including the supposed imperturbable
gravity of Judge Royce, and no doubt
largely enhanced the plaintiff 5 damages
5-none appearing to enjoy the joke better
than Poland himsclf.-Iinpef's Moahly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
STONE & MURRAY

Drsp tn announce the SECOND tour OF their Popu-
Ian CreuS through the state, and 10 repeat tEch
earnest thanks iuI the many tayors bestowed upon
them duung the visit 81 stone, kosstan 4 Muir
tav, Cllcus ia ls65, Fully approaching the kind
ness and generosity shown them N thrlr efforts "a
amuse their patrons in let3t shhA Il the constant
aim 81 Stone Murray 70 render their Circus
worthy % the continuance at public confidence
aud support The lIumiptars have no hesitation
IN assuring the citizens - Vermont that the same
prtdomlnatlng features which gave this Nifeus, IA
lsbl an exalted reputation ~ eNtell,ncc and -
spcctablliiy, viii govern Il this season stone
Murray viii cndeav0r, by vel directed usa q
the abundant tesohrues at them command, q
make the coming exhibitions tbs most rriined ani
interesting ever gwen. To f0H9er then tirpus In
,grtalnmpnts magnificent heNuud an precedent,
stone and Murray have made SPECIAL engage
mtnts with several Foreign Aicme 1elehntts
whose marvellous talents excited the wonder ana
won the admiration II the Euiupean Capital ,
and II will he observed Is reading The catalogue "a
attractions that many u the Performers and
Feature, which made the exhibitions 80 popular
IN 1853 ART Nlth the tl.tus nov. The marvel
Gus attachments 81 the extra large Troupe 81 Ter
formers have acquired pericstiou Wht'h no Pm
NiUus attempts have raehga, suItrV"3tug ia splcu-
don and novelty all exhibitions that have, sinct
ls6A, esSAyel "a afuuss the pubilt, and htNUud tbs
resources ~ any other Exhibition, Of whatcvu,
KIND, 20 initiate. Many o. the Acts and Feat,
arr cutlrU.y new M America, and Wia D. executed
by Artists havluP no Parallel, IN their Amazing
SQcoialJCs,
=. lrOmincu, in u, Troupe Of Stone a Murray
Circus are the annexed >upsr Eminent Artist;
Mlle Emile lenuettl, tbs most daring ami
graceful EgurstN, ,tue Ia the world From .
principal Amrm'huJ,res 81 faii>, uuduu. Mad
u1, Vienna, 81. Petersburg 1ra a.3rt' g,ane4l.
cities, Ngr tii.t season ~ AWrusta
Tho great John Hyury, Gn s.f..ra II, r.t,..
Champion Equestrian. "a la.d b.. .y t5i.t : 80.
Whose totts trH intensely rrs'rnr he. .g,,.s..
u The Cirque \als.sau, u1. las tbs, ,,s..,p b..
~. t..,..st. rs.l.,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

MENlCo,-The steamer from Vera Cruz
arrived at Havana, Monday, and bring,
important news from Mexico. The rcyo-
lutionary movement against the Juarcl
government in favor of the pr6teusions OF
Gen. Ortega is assuming large proper
irons. II is headed by Gen. Aurclia Ri
vela, who is aided by Gems. Negretr, Mru-
deh, Jeminez, Ccpeda and nine other gen
erals and many colonies of the Mexican
army.
Many partisans of Santa Anna are also
joining in the movement. The revolu-
tionists are daily gaining strength, and
they already hold possession of Adjucaco
in the mountain regions. Another body
of reTOfutiOnTsts has invaded the district
of JasPar, and captured the town amid
cries for Marquee and a regency.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

NJ 49,. r.. r,,. ,r...zs.
nv testimony in regard 10 the intrinsic value of
ronr :. r,npras- Ritters." to the mass Of eompli-
tlenlty ho .t a!eaaF feealS.a y 20" Hay-
their praise, For few years na@i baxs ba ~,
various reminders Of the consequences Of scaen-
tsTy ne such as los. q alpstte' bilious deFange
"a aart and eyer@is c,f"r ,hyscai - ,ns,s
have telt very frequently az though it was all |
could do 10 drag one leg after the other" A
,s !. MN M, I'm. ~ s ' h vs. o. y@gf ~,
then use. took his advice ana also the Btters,
and am free 70 say that they arr jus; what hats
~! nav F,Nri, iiie ln irlf,a ltSs
ta general tone Of nv s;omacS yer< mGchin
taet ! feel like another man, amt consider my.
cheettully recommend the Congress Filters rs
Just u fling To build UP lebiljtatea e5nstitu-
,tjau and give poor Nhau,ted nature lnst the right
EiuA ut 4 'pR. Respectfully yours,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
CATARRH SNUFF
Nd TROCnE POWDERS

A delightful and pltastnt remedy In Catauh,
Headache, bad Breath Hoangness, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness, ac,, and all dlsor-
dors resulting mon colds p
HEAD, THROAT AM VOCAL. ORGANS.
THIS remedy docs not "iry up" eatarrh but
loosGns II frees the head OF AL offensive matter,
quickly rvlnoving bad hrvath aud headache al
lays ana southes the burning heat IN catauh is 80
mild and Agreeable IN it, effects that IL positively
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZlNGt
As TToShe Powder, u pleasant TO the taste,
and never nauseates. when swallowed, instantly
gives 20 the throat and vocal organs a delicious
S-fs-atfuff at et-cih--- sHa eoHsiagt-la the hest
voice tonic IN the world Try II. Safe, reliable,
and only IS cents.
sold bs all Druggists, or mailed fIee, address
COOPER, WILSON a Co, rropne,ors,
Philadelphia.
Wholesale Agents, q. G. Goodwin Co. Rust,
Bros. 4 Bud, Boston, J. +. Henry Co, Water
bury, VI,
soll 10 Rutland by Pond & Morse and Fem &
Co, sugadSwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

FINAL REPORT ON TIE ERIE AcCf-
DENT.-But seven of the wounded re-
main at the Delaware house, the others
having sufficiently recovered to enable
them to be taken home The remaining
sufferers are doing well, and will be able
TO leave i'll week or two. The following
are their names. J. c. Jewett, New York
city Mrs. c. Beardsley, New York city !;
Miles A. Ray, Middletown, n. Y; c. G.
Donahue, Titusyille, Penn; H. T. Kings
ley. Scotland, Conn. J. S. Floyd, Waver-
ly; ]. 5. Ranny, St. Johns, Mich.
The last victim of the slaughter is Mrs.
Scofeld Of New York, who was removed
to her home some days ago, and died two
days afterwards. The list of dead now
numbers twenty-eight. There is still
further reason to believe that there are
others unaccounted for. A little child.
about five months old, was found at the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
Special Aotiets,
"spnng shsely,

'spEing n seheeIy,
Winter Is dIraly,
Nusyu iratts hang, Int tbs GIeNH must tNf
When b. !, shaken,
lane and tlsakru,
VIVA, can ap old laan a. tu, dic ''
Why, tai, Plantation h,itegs, 20 b. suIr, and
With them rev l,asa a Alt, The ED are made
Young again, the milig.agod rrolpe aud the
young besume dUuliy brilliant ~ using thi,
splendid TOMS, Dy-lelea, Heartburn, Iiyel
Complaint, Headache iaius "a the side, 'Cries
IN the Hack, I" and an symptoms ~ stumaehie he
rangement Yield AZ uree "a the health-eiying in
huenee 81 Plantation blt,yrs. They add strength
"a the system AMI luoy apgy 10 the mlnl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

TIM ColoNY on QuEENsrANn.--A dis.
patch from Gov Sin G.. +. Bowen affords
an interesting account of the colony If
Queensland, erected into all ,nar l,cn,,cnt
settlement in the year 1853, Since that
date its population has increased from -.
900 TO 100000 souls, and its revenue and
trade have been nearly trebled Cotton
and sugar have been added to the list OF
its staple produce, line of new ports has
been opened along the eastern scaborl,
from kcppel Bay to.Cape York, a distance
of 1000 miles; and settlement, have been
formed around the head of the Gull Of
earfrrrtTfffas-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

In, Lanslty's R0ni aud Herb hltteTs are SURE
remedy t0t Liver Compliant IA all rs farms. hu-
laors u the blood and skin, seTulala, dyspepsia,
eosfiNtness, indigestion, laundise, headache and
bilious diseases, general dehtntY, Sc, They
cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, restore
bndy and thalunghly prepare IL 20 resist diseases
II ali kinds. Go, 4. GOODWIN s Co, B,s-
ton. sold rs an nluggls's mtrhshAwim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

GRANT AND CuLFAN.-Gmnt takes his
nomination quietly, and is apparently the
coolest man in Washington. Colfax is
radiant and joyous, and makes no secret
of his satisfaction at the result Grant
and Colfax held long consultation Fri
day morning, after which Grant went to
the War Department aud was closctcd
with Mr.. Stanton for q long time
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

O&LY g CrNrs ron L,RGE BorrIEs Mother
Baiey's Quoting syrup for children, which
greatly assists the child through the months Of
teething allays all pam, reduces inflammation,
corTcts acidlty Of the stomach and never fails 70
regulate the bowels. sold by all Druggists
ii-w&dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
miscellaneous.
RAILROAD ACROSS THE CON
III TINKNT,


The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COM,
PANy are authorized By acts Of Congress 10 con,
struct, with the aid and supervision d the United
states Government, the Western and principal
portion Of the National Trunk Line between the
Pacific Coas. and the Mississippi Valley, They
have built BY far the most difficult and expen,
siye portion of the Road, and have an unpreee.
dental working force extending the track across
the splt lake Basin. by the close Of lSGS, II IS
expected they viii have 900 miles in null opera
ton and that the
ENTIRE LINE WILL BE COMPLETED IN
Mmre than TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS have been expended in the work, and the
CONSTRUCTION RESOURCES are ample tor
the remainder They consist Of
/. UNITED STATES BONDS 10 the extent of
saS, GOO per mile, average delivered as the work
progresses.
!! FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS TO the same
amount issued also According TO The progress of
theruad, and having the preferred claim superior
10 that u the Government.
5. GRANT OF PUBLIC LANDS along the
route, ls,s0o acres Ter mile. or nearly ten million
acres IN all. which now selling at the minimum
rate of q so PER acre.
A, CAPITAL STOCK Of 400 OaaO<a. ot which
5000 900 is subscribed and paid tho work done.
+ $. CASH RESOURCES comprising donations
from California sources amounting 10 u ,ioo,eo
Net Earnings etc, 1865 10 1870, 81, SEQ ooo, max
ing $ total Of more than
/ SEVENTY MILLIONS UPON TN flR-I
Te6 MILES.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
S25 PER DAY.

Agents wanted; male and female local and
travelling, Business new, light and homo rable
Steady employment the year round No capital
required. Address REEVES & CO., No. IS Mas
san street; New York. iune26vlv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

MuTH PATCHES, FEECKIES AND TAN.
Tho ouly rVlHlble trmgay tur those brown dis
celebrations on the face Is "ryrn's Moth and
FUekle Lotion" Prepared ouly by pr II, C.
fsry, a. llunl st., New York. - sold every
xlhsr,. ,nar.haalSNfm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

HlGHLY INTERESTING NEws, Mothers take
notice. Mother haiey's Uuietng syrup Tor ehll,
dr,n Teethlns, IArge bottles only g cents, Sold
by Druggists, A-wAdly,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

\ YouNG WRITER-Henry J. Ray
mond, the son Of the editor Of the Times,
and now student at Yale, and one of the
editors of the Yale Literary Gazette, COM
menced to write when very young boy,
not more than eight years of age. While
living in Saratoga, he issued weekly
sheet called, The Fireside Paper, which
was printed at the Times Office, and cir
culated among his friends and acquaint-
ances. His little sister wrote poems for
it. He bids fair to equal his father as a
writer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINZ
yIENT


In Flnt Bottles, AZ One Dollar,
For the cure OF Lamencss, Scratches, Wind Calls,
Srrains Bruises, splints, Calls, Cuts Collie, Slip
ping stihe, Overwhelming, Sore Throat Nail in
the Foot, Sc.
All who own OF employ horses, ars assured that
this Imminent pll 10 all AMI Innre than is stated
in curing the aboye.named complaints During
twenty years it has never failed to give satisfac-
tion in single instance. Sold by the Druggists.
Depot, SC Corilandt Street, New York.
may4lSwlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
ON OF SORTS"

Take DIR. 5. q. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS, the most medicinal in the
market Established in 1905. march, ?deodSw6m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

CnElE.-A According to the latest Cretan
accounts battle was fought on the 4th
Of April, on the plain of Heraclion, i'll
which 5000 Cretans repulsed vastly SUI
perior number Of Turks, who were sup
ported by the regular Circassian cavalry
Tho English man-of-war Trinculo wit
messed this battle. On the 9th OF April
the Cretans achieved another victory at
Rhetymus. Other battles took place at
Setino and Nalendak In the latter the
Turks had 400 men killed and wounded
The 10000 refugee Cretan families in
Greece we're exposed to great misery
The Greek government has so far spent
81, 100000 to save them from starvation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

NJ The very highest pm, The Cross Of the
legion OF Honor, was conferred On the represent
atiye Of the Grover & BaSer Sewing Machines, AZ
tic Exposition nitefse-, Ettti-5i So, thus at
testing their great superiority over ali other Sew
ing Machine ap2aitL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

bearing six Per cent. pr anuum both INTER-
EST and PRINCIPAL being explicitly made
PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN cnntormahly
with the specie laws Of the Pacific States.
The Bonds are Of 81 90 each, with seul-annual
gold coupons attached, payable in Jniy and jan
uary.
The Company reserve thu right 10 advance the
price at any TINA hut all nrlets- actually In
transitu at the time Of any such advance Will Be-
filled at present price. They are believed TO COM
bine greater attractions Of safety, reliability and
profit than any other securities now offered, and
are recommended 10 persons seeking desirable
steady investments. We receive all classes OF
Government Bonds, al their full market rates, in
exchange for the Central Pacific Railroad Bonds
thus enabling the holders TO realize from 10 10
per cent. profit and keep the principal Of their
Investments equally secure.
Orders and inquiries viii receive prompt at;rn-
ton. Information, Descriptive Pamphlets, etc.
giving full account of the Organization, Pro
gress, Business and Prospects of the Enterprise
furnished on application. Bonds sent by return
Express at our cost
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28
NATINE . ImE UNTAT TMsI-IAN

THIS i. now admitted ihD uehhl profession
as a fundamental ryiu rlr 81 healing ssieuet, l,
Is wisely provided hy lan human economy that
whenever anything d, wong in tbs ply sigtl sys'
tUn the natural ialres If the bJdy asa brought q
besr 10 eNpcl the disra,l The Fp'ai ann, thCp-
for, Is to strengthen tAr natural powers. Tins
has been kfpt IN view h. tA2 skilliul compounders
OF Hostctter's stomach rtt,r>, Nhich operates "a
give fg,,h vitality 10 all the organs at tbs boly,
The oiic,t Of tins medicine upon the stomach, the
liver and the kidneys, i. prompt AMI decisive.
The patient, who Is Wis enough to qait dTusging
and Try the Bit,crs soon leels is II he had taken
new lease Of llte, and As he continues the We, Of
the article, he Is oyeuoytl TO lind the streams OF
health coursing thuush his frame. II IS prepared
with great care, and It's Component parts ARE en-
tirely vegetable. II Is ir- from the objections 81
often urged against preparations ct the kind. \.
Medical Agent 1t LAS no equal, whale IL, pleas
iue flavor aud hcalthtl effects have made II q
general tyority. II Is irec from al properte,
calculated to impair the -ystem and its operations
agc at unyv mill, soothing and ,itclcnt. All win
have used lio,tctter', stomach Bitter, attest rs
virtues and commend il 20 u.s..
Even those who ar in N, enjoyment OF perfect
health frequently have need ~ have recourse I,
taniss as preventive, OF disease. We trr newell
toe well armed against the assaults OF "thy lis
that flesh Is heir to-" In health 0E sickness this
tome cannot b. taken regularly WITHOUT giving
vitality and elasticity 10 tho system.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

r,V although l'r tstttt eats I'll the tiiif,Fts-
ton Of all foreign perfumes, the sale OF rhalou',
new perfume, Flor Dc Mayo would NO, b. at
iected in the slightest degree II they We're all adj
mittcd free tomorrow. II is the accepted pr
fumc OF the nation, and cannot be supplanted by
amy other, domestic or imported, sold by all
druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

FRAcTIoN'r cuRHENCY.-T III, Treas
urer Of the United States holds a this
date fractional currency to the following
amount. Fifty cent notes, S2al ,000i
twenty-five cent notes, Sl,eHN,0Oh; ten
cent Notes, S2iaooo; specimen, 81 frao,
uoual currency not for circulation hl,
for albums, &c,, S;m, 900 Tic total
amount uf fractional currency mote in me
vault i, - 81 ,i00.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

SIGNS OF TIN TINES, The Providence
journal thinks the appearance Of Gov
Brown at the Chicago Convention is onC
Of the. most encouraging signs of the
times His speech was thoroughly man.
Is and patriotic, such as might be expect
ed of chiNalrouS Southerncr, who recog
Mics the political changes wrought i,
tho war.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

NORTH CAROLINA Gen, Miles, Assist,
ant Commissioner 81 the Freedmen's Blu,
Teau for North Carolina, a few days since,
issued circular drawing the attention OF
the colonel people ia the advantage, to le
derived from The Freedmen, saving,
Bank, incorporated under an act If Con-
gress, Brauehe, 1T this institution are
already in operation in Raleigh, Newhern
and Wilmington, and others are at once
to be established in Charlotte and Sails
bury, Ggn, Miles tells the negroes that
everything has teen Gauc fer them that
was possible, aud tia, their future career
and success in life must be determined by
their own actions, one great and impor'
tant lesson 10 he learned hy them being
the value and use of money.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

BE- Anthony, quiniuc, mercury and yalonyl,
enter INTO the composition OF mos, Di the clthar-
tie Pills now offered to- the people. Parsons Pur-
gativc Pills are compounded Of etthar;ic, used
and approved by all good medical practitioners.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

30 DR.. II. Anlers, q uoHRan chemist ana
nleaIurr or the Medical Faoulty Of New rrrh
city, after fifteen years research and experiment,
has discovered "A method OF dissolvinE Iodine in
pure water. The preparation DR.. IL Anaers'
Iodine Water has cured many eases Of scrotula,
ulcers, cancers &C., that had resisted the action
OF all other remedies
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

Mother Bailey's Quietng Syrup, the great
quoting remedy for children teething allays all
pam, cures wind collie, commissions, gripping, &c.
Large bottles % cents. Sod by Druggists.
44-w&dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

NJ Cholera, which ragged 50 tcartully in lN4>,
was cured, in a multitude OF cases, by the use OF
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. II il a sur cure
Tor pam ana eramp in the stomach