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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17
m, my uear SIT,
Your obedient servant,

Very we'll, Mr. Politician. Next week we
will try and dispense with the greater part of
our advertisements as we'll as our usual mat
ter, and fill up with proceedings of Cong ress,
and good, dry, rump, stump speech
Here is something, however, of a different
nature. Let us see what this gentleman says.
His chirography is elegant-making such long
curly tails to his capitals:
"Ep. 'SXEN. HERALD:'-
Dear SIR, We have just
formed debating society in our village, and
l have been requested, by some of the mem
bers, to write to you to see if you could not
assist us, IN so far as publishing scraps of his
tory, and short sketches Of great men, as it
would enable as to get great many points to
be used in our discussions Some of our mem
bers take your paper, also my father.
fonrs, to command,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-12-17
LOUIS ZIMMER

Gen'l Southern Agent, B. & o. r. r..
Greensboro, n. c..
L. N. Cole, General Ticket Agent. b. l. o. R.
R., Baltimore. Md.
]. L. WILSON, Master Transportation, b. l.
j. L. r., Baltimore, Md.
June lift
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w ell Done.

Joak ". FEAvEL, Ses'y.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-19
FARM ITEMS.

After n fair trial, city sewage has been
found Improbable rs a fertilizer.
In England 5000 steam plows ave in opera
tion. In Egypt. 200. In the United States, Two
A new apple, early, hardy, and growing well
III British America. is called the Fourth of July"
The English are adopting the plan of giving
green clover top dressing of green mansre with
good results.
Bookkeeping is profitable when only honey
enough is sought for the use OF the faInily-on a
larger scale, II is uncertain
The latest, the most heavenly news regard
ing education is that gardening is to De taught III
young ladies' seminary at Rochester
Apple-trees in Florida have the advantage OF
holding their leaves all Winter like an evergreen,
but ii is n draw back that they bear no ifnlt.
The Commissioner of Agriculture says that
" onr soil were cultivated inch deeper $l50 Co.,
90 wonld be added to the wealth Of the country.
Much of the butter sent to Constantinople is
made from the milk OF sheep Now that wool-grow-
ing is unprohtable, sheep men might go into the
buffer business.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-19
ISSUED THIS DAY:

ISSUED 11iIS DA1
IpvIcR TO A MOTHER on TIE MANAGEMENT oP HhR
CHILDREN and on THE TREATMENT on THIS MOMENT OF
sonB OF THEIR MORE PRESSING ILLNESSES AND ACCipENls
y, Py Henry ChavAsss C. s. author " Aot iS "e 'e
Ninth edition revised. leInO Cloth, 81 50
sPEgCHBs on VARIOUS QUESTIONS OF PUBLIC POLICY By
sshn Bright, Member British Parliament Essed With tie as
,~ssse Of the author by Pref Rogers oIiTa uSi'sJ Wh Per-
ssst yols. ave. Csh
LINEAR PERSPECTIVE For the Of Schools ard Hrdsn 10
vu.ns By Joseph Ropes Lberay nusrStc two cob sl ~
Published by J. b LIPPISCOTrt Co.,
v. lsaslnlis-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-19
ntt S,lnbliiaticns.

ROW READY. .,N-i
~ ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
FOREIGN LITERATURE
CONTENTS or THE NOVEMBER SCBBBR.
RAiBELLISlMRRT.
CnAELES LOkIEG BILIOTr
1cuEidSS dh sYfis MEDIEVAL AND Westminster H'''
XED NDiAK................ Eei,eiie Review.
H-WOAbR PLY SiClANS. Macmillan hasHsne
V.-TlB sun AS A TYPE or TnR
vTwo 6'e sebIcATrdYsT "''n''"'
AND CHARLES THE fIFTIi..... naeln uni1eNty'
ylrilF G1R6EN or acSts A'eaaDy
VIII THE DOVE Selected.
IN nm ,ry5rr cbansers. Journal
X-0HB HUNDRED PLANEIH .....s 81 James y.,i nsss'e
vii HIN Ann MS p,sI5sa mn Saturday Review
Nly-LUSAR AsSlSTANCk. -: ..''...' AZ me tne h ~
XV.-THB PORTRAITS WAkNiNG....'.. begrasn. ,,,h,,
VIE Tyrg1RFs R,TtiSIdIhSs 6RSe EilolT
Ayr!i.-S0Tis xX.-EoTRs on BOOKS
XXI-vAEiErIBS
NXlL-ARE
TpRNs oP TIM ECLECTIC:
Single eopis Que year 80 TWO e''' ~ '
SO: I've cop.,s. year. $40
A'l''N 4 R PBLToN, Puhhsher
10 u9 Fulton st, Nes foh
ARE YOIJ BASHFUL9 or DlFFlDENl
a Read the COMBINED ANNALS or PHRESoLoGY AND
M l 1s s,.s sSs 9Sr 1. JeS rSsq - to o
MoS W. n3e Son Marry YouH coUsiSf
AVE YS YST EISf Ok EE yo a
rive DIRE regulating the condition, Of boz! sua Bran affective,
,,rIsSpss in The ANNUGLs Mmos Mistakes Where 30 RHd
wife signs ei Character IN the Eye, s9H az tISSsS Sent
rospsd for Is cent. by WELLS No $50 Bo.dway y
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rINUE CHEAP BOOKSTORE OF NEW-lORk
~ r fom auction sold sstonishngy low rtes Book
publishers sent by 'oai tree Cav o. aode.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-19

THE COMING REFORM.-M0ULE" EARTH
u CLOSETS Is vrs,s,sn.s sss ssa be ready ssss
EARTH CLOSEIS-HOW TO MAKE 1HBh, AND
HOW TO UHE THEN.
Ono. WAklsG, Ia,
AstOr e The sthsas Agncsture tsf Dr.hsf sf PTsht ass
Dnssg Hesfh Formerly Afhsaltnfa BnHesT o. The Csfuh
Peri Prss ~ Address fhE TRIBUNE, hsr-t -teff
V,HE SOUTHERN JOURNAL Of EDuCA-
TIOE saed The SspsEi ef Public Ings"n Tor ket
ssskg contains ~ pages ssd ysbbed monthly s ~ per abbun
pg sopss gbs best And hespesi sdfsssDg medium
Buslrts sl hnd sdfsrsnR lnlb
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

home Of free hearts, and when virtue leaves
the cities il fees To the mountains as its
last refuge Of hope, like the shrewd,
economical, industrious, enterprising Yer
monters, We have sprinkling Of them
here and there all over the West, and We
hope that many more witt cuue We can
give them fertile lands at low price
We can offer them advantages which they
can find nowhere else in the United States,
They can make money here, while in
Vermont they can only make living,
u You cannot spare your loyal mon, send
us regiment or two Of conservatives,
We can put them under course Of train
ing that is warranted TO reconstruct them,
of course We would prefer true aud gen.
uine loyalty, But il there is any work
or enterprise in a man his politics do not
trouble Us, II he is not a rebel outright,
NJ ". WILLIS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

lsaeome - kong as he is moJuber Of tn,
Cabinet,
The statement which has been made
that the President will transact an his
business with the Secretary Of War through
his 81 isicr'm alpo.nt,e, has no signih,
eahce beyond tilV ornamental PrCScnCe u
Gen, Thomr, at The cabinet meetings,
which ho has logu attending for the past
week Tho result will hc very harneless,
and Is no, at all likely To lead to con.
dict, since nobody recognizes him but the
President, aul he has none of the prop
crty or archiye, oithc apartment within
his reach, nor would a requi,ition for
money by him b houorcd al the Treasury,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
ADDRESS TO THE NERVOUS AND pRBu.
ITAIED

whose Suilerlngs have been protracted from ,deu
causes anu whose cases require pruiapt treatment
10 render existence desirable. lfyou ate suffering
on have suffered from involuntary disciarlcs what
effect docs II produce upon your general health
Do you feel weak, debihtated, easily tined Does
httle extra eNertion produce palpltation Of the
heart hoes your liver, or urinary organs, OF
your kidneys frequently get out Of orlrri Ii
your urine sometimes thick, milky OF tocky, or i.
II rOpy On settling Or does a thick scum rise q
the topl Or Is sediment AZ the bottom after i,
has stood awhile DO YOU have spells OF short
breathing or dyspepsial Are your bowels con.
stipated Is the lusIe Of your eye as brilliant
the bloom on your cheek as bright DoyOu enjoy
yourself IN society as well Do you pursue your
business with the same enemy DO Anu fol A.
much confidence in YOURSELF Are your spirits dun
and Tagging, gwen ~ hts Of melancholy! II 50,
do not hay IL TO Your liver or dySpelsia Have
knees weak, and have but little appetite and you
attribute tins 10 dyspepsia or liver complaint
Now, reader, self-abuSe, yenercal ,seases badly
cured, and sexual excuses, arr capable OF produce
my weakness OF the generailve organs. The
organs OF generation, when in4eiirct health, make
the man.
Did you ever think that those bold defiant, en-
ergetlc, persCNcnng, successful business men are
always those whose generatiye organs are in per-
feet health You never hear such men complain
of being melancholy, OF nervousness OF palpltation
OF the heart.
Diseases of these organs require the use Of a
diuretic. Helmbold's FLUID Extract Buchu Is the
great dIuretIc and Is certain cure Tor diseases OF
the bladder, kidneys gravel, dropsy Organic weak
ness, female complaints, general debility and all
diseases of the urinary organs whether existing IN
male or female, nom whatever cause origin ating
IIII 10 TIIvvCT E0T TJTI5 SvTUGT7I.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu established upwards
OF Is years, prepared by
II. T. lfELMBOLD, Druggist
j9i Broadway, New York, and lOi south 10th
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Del. q q A. -
delivered to any address, Sold by all Druggists
EVERYWHERE.
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MrdifinaI.
AND ESIABIlSHF0 UoSIIT1I


No. 5, beaver stTeet, ALBANY. Ny
bh, TELLER eOntlnues Ia L. eauh,ientlally
and successfully CONSULTED on al IogIls ~ pnNate
alssAses at his old established Hospital, No. S
Beaver St, Albany, \, \, Twenty ysaIs devoted
Il thus one particular branch II pIanIil4 ...ll.,
hlin To psrioIn eures such as 10 other lA,sieian
can anu his taeliliias ale such, ,bemg IA eullts.
pohdenes with the most ovlehatcd physicians Of
NE uld World 81 obtain pg tue saicsl well "a
The latest Ivedlgs Tor thrss DISEASE otter uduce-
msnts 20 the unfortunate ~ qUlck and rapld
cum 10 b. obtained a. no uthef office "a Amenca.
In syphlha, sunoFthea, gleet suletupsi, enlarge
heht oi the testleles and slsTmatlc oltds, butO,
liberated thTuat, sufe throat, tender shan h1ues,
eutaneous eruptions, tlles, uloeTs, and all other
Impurities OF the SYSTEM, are perfectly under con-
ual ei the Doctors medicines, aud have been
tested an more than 2O,U,0 eases annually With
tulilrnsr suVgtss,
YOUNG MIN addicted 10 u,ret hah Is, who
have unframed their h,alth and desluy,d the
N'eut oi ihelr minds thus dupuyng themselves Of
Tue pleasure ~ manned nic, are Hulntt that IN
consulting IN, tsller, thry val hud Z naeul "a
tul4sslls, and phsslftan who Has cured thousands
IN almost s'rB pant nj Tie United s,atss, Who
applied 90 IN. I. JIukrn down in health, nov &c.
lolcs IN al that make lille des,rahlr aud man
happy, The reader l. 81 ooulsv aware that ths
lrleaey oi the subject VIII prevent more minute
description Ot tins tuffihlr disease,
DIR. TEll.EkS UktAT MubH,-A to0k to
every bUly Startling di,casuHa nT. 1eller's
givat work Tor the married and tnuse cOutrmplat-
iii marriage ao0 lag,s-mil 81 plal,s-pnov q
cents, sent 20 AL parts, under s,Al, ~ ngli
POST rtii, The single, married, aud the married
happy \ levtpU ON Love, 81 how "a ch.ose
partner cumpiete N0Ik GA midwifery, IL cOn.
ttlhs hundttsl, ct SCENTS never hslufv Published
Warranted 10 be- worth thrre timss the amount
asked tn a. Twenty -hyu ornts, IN postage sramUs
rheit~td, will sevuIc olpy BY ptUm matt nr,
Teller has devoted all hls time "a the cure ~ tho-e
rit---.-'--'- - i,s'-ir A''- t---t
81 Oihcr houts trum 4. NJ, ios 4. NJ. AMI
va sunday uum Ia A. NJ.
y. II, frrauus 10 d distance can 70 cur,d al
home, ~ addps,tug q lttt,t a. J I.ih.r enclosing
a remittance. Medicines -eeuply la,ked NOM
observation, sent 10 any Iaft ~ he v0tId an
cases Varrtntot. No change Ia u,lVi,p. No stu
dents OF nul- cWll0yyi. Nu'iHa ih tdaf,.-- al
.gttus ta
=, TELLER. NJ. b.
Nc r. lsuNyt .tr.tt, Albany, \. y
mlNl.dNWtt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE.
RROMN,S NERMIErGE COMETS

bAON y . LIMIT I'VE 'ohEIl
Or Worm Lozengers, Much sickness undoubtedly
with children and adults attributed other causes
is occasioned by worms. The Vermifuge Comfts,
although effectual in destroying worms can do no
possible injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination haa been successfully used
by physicians, and found to be safe and sure in
graduating worms, 50 hurttul to children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require i'm
mediate attention, as neglect of the trouble often
causes prolonged sickness
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms tire stomach and
bowels cause irritation, which can be removed
only by the use Of a sure remedy. The combina-
ton OF ingredients used in making Browns Yer
mitugo Confts" is such a TO give the best posi-
Die effect with safety.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors, New York
Sold by all dealers in Medicines, at 2j cents box
mayald&wly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

DIR, Lusol OF Paris, one Of the mos, eminent
Chemists ot Europe, said
"lhe most astounding results may De antici-
patcd when Iodine can be dissolved IA puc wa
ter
pr, II Andcis, after fifteen years OF scientific
ruseatch and experiment, has succeeded in dis
solving one aud one quarter grams OF IoIine II
each nuid ounce ui water, and the most astound-
ing results have followed is use, particularly in
Scroiula and diseases there.rom. Lirrulars tree
lr, II. Anders' Iodine Water is for sale by j, T.
nlNsMukf, Sc ney Street, New York and by
all Druggists, iebatdAwlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

WHO PLEAD FOR IMPEACHMENT p
The whole Republican party, North and
South, including hundreds and thousands
Of former Democrats, and nine-tenths of
the soldiers who fought against the rebel
armies Of BeanIegard and Lee
The widows and orphans Of every Union
soldier plead for it.
All the great sanitary and benevolent
organizations during the war plead for it.
The manumitted millions of the South
plead for it.
The lsading millions of the North and
West plead for it,
The hundreds Of thousands interested
in the national debt pleads for it.
Every friend Of speedy return to specie
payment plead for it
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

Every advocate Of new eontn, 'a'S' rail-
raads pleads for il
And every friend Of ireelom through
out the world watches its progress a. the
last trial Of great aud second time l"'
trayea people.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
THE RUTLAND HERALD,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH n, lstls,
Republican taisa Dis,rie, Con, ."-
ton.

\ Rspuhliesa Union Convention ~ Us fNe'
Congressional nls,rir, will ~ hrh a. hatlani'
aa "Wednesday, the 18Th dsy at MaTeh next, Al Z
oel,ok 7. NJ. tar the pausse Of chasing two
delegates AMI tso substitutes, 20 rpIesen' ths
f,r,, Congressional Distinct Of Nymoat ~ the
National Republican | MON 1ouyenuon "a h. held
ia the city Of chioasa, IL, On "Wednesday, ID,
.eth day Of May RgN,, n EomiIa,c candidates io'
,ae alaocs Of prels0lai AMI iee president OF The
Tinted States.
The Republican Cnion voters u said district
aTe invited 10 e,ryIaesented IN thv toaNen,'on
by their delegates 10 b. ohossa IA csapllsnee With
the knllowins resolution adopted by the District
Convention he'll a Nlllshpry On the 18th day
Of August lSi;, sifs
l.esllrsd, That the next ein,eniiun IA thu. DIS
triet be called a. delegate convention, each town
o. b. entitled 10 one delegate, AMI an additional
delegate Tar every hundred and every fraction
Of one hundred LANCER than my votes east BY sahi
town for the Republican Union candidate IN
Governor. AZ the election the year prrooins the
time ior holding s.ai oouVention, The Distract
Committee 10 prescribe the method OF eleciion OF
such Delegates.
The delegates OF the several towns m the dis
trict will b. ehasen al primary meetings, 20 De-
called by the Republican Union Committees OF
the respective towns, ami must h. provided with
proper credentials signed by the secrtarars OF
said meetings.
L. 4. Plrsls.
w, &, Drsros, ustTrt :
HAIRY LANE, Cummltiec,
CHARLIE NJ. Bass,
February s.th. isos.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
sheep Raising In Texas.
GALVESTON, TEXAS .
March ., 1865.

) hAlN EsTON, lEAAN I
March ., 1865,
Editors Of RUldAd Hrad The ad-
vantages offered by this one business is
bringing large number Of emigrants 70
Texas. We have occasionally given facts
showing that the profits To be derived
from even a small investment IN this way
were greater than could be realized in
any other department OF industry; and
We have many other facts much more
favorable than any yet published. We
have also published statements to show
that bad management and neglect will
make even sheep raising improbable /;
but the details of these cases only made
il more plain that, while all the CAREFUL
ness and attention that can I've brought to
bear ON the business will pay, one-half
the trouble necessary to attain and apply
correct methods in many other enter
priSes, will capsc flock tr double, treble
and quadruple the original investment
more rapidly than anything else,
Here, for example, is statement on
which our readers may place implicit re-
lance, not only as being true, but as Civ
ing nothing more than "A fair indication
of profit. Col, shepherd of Washington
County, bought 5000 worth OF sheep five
years ago. From the sale of mutton and
wool he has improved his stock, which
now numbers three thousand head, valued
at twelve thousand dollars Two clip
pings-the last and the one previous
amounted to about two thousand five hun
bred pounds, which he sold in Galveston,
which is the market, for $4,000 His
stock now, and what he has realized from
the sales of sheep and wool, are estimated
at 10000, derived solely from his invest
ment of 5000
If any country or legitimate business
can Deal tins, we ShOuId IKE 70 hear from
the same. And, we repeat, this is no
isolated case Hundreds have done as
well as Col. Shepherd, and many have no
doubt done better, even though their
names may not be quite so appropriate TO
the business, Texas has everything that
the flock requires, and those who have not
looked into the rate of increase which i.
common under such circumstances, would
be surprised at its extent There is moth
ing occult, or exceptional, about the mat
ter. All that is necessary, in such eli
mate and with such pasturage as ours, is
to make the start and watch the business
for few years, and large fortune is GER
tain to be the result T. W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
JAcKSoN's cATARRH SNUFF
AND TRoCnE POWDERS.

delightful and pleasant remely in Catarrl.
headaehe, had breath, Hoasensss, Asthma
brohehitis, coughs Deafness, Ae,, and all dlsoT-
deH resulting ffom odds in
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL. ORGANS.
This remedy does not "dry up" eatarh hut
loosens u tTees the head al AL OH nsiye matter,
quickly removing bad treath and headache al
lays and -oothes the burning hcat IN eaiaEfh l. :,
mid and agfceable IN its effects that II positively
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZING'l
Asa TIuche Powder, Is pleasant 90 the taste.
and never nauseates; when SWALLOWED, instantly
gives 10 the throat and vocal organs delicious
sensation VI e,olneSs and comfort. Il the lest
voice tonic in the world Try It. Sale, reliable,
and only IS cents.
sold by all Druggists, or mailed free address
COOPER, WILSON 4 CO, Propnetors,
Philadelphia,
Wholesale Agents, a. e, Goodwin 4 Co; Rust,
Bros, 4 Bud, Boston; J, +. Henry a CO., Mater
bury, VI.
Sold in Rutland by Pond s Morse and Fem &
TO- aus-dNwly
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COMPLAINTS.

lupLow, VT, Mas II, 1850,
Having usyl nr, Mistar's halsam of Wild
Cherry Tor bronchitis and Lung Complaints,
can with the gp'atest confidence neeonmend il
10 all Who arr afflicted with either OF these DIS
eases, In the fll Ut 1850 my lungs were very
badly affected, and tried various Tvmelies 90 no
purpose, when commenced taking DIR, WlstaT's
Balsaun, with immediate and potent effect. In
two weeks my lungs VIEW ffte irum soreness and
by the Use of three bottles the affected parts were
restored as sound and healthy us ever, and have
since remained SO, | always keep a bottle on
hand IN ease OF cold, when a dusr OF two always
carries Il OF, WM. l.. ATWOOD,
Prepared by SETH W. FOWI.E 4 son, Is
fremont 81, Boston, and ioT sale b. Druggists
generally,
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TURNER'S TIC DouLoUREUX OR uNIvER


IIKNEKS TIC UULDI KEVN Or JNIVER
SAL NEURALGIA PILL.
Is certain, and speedy for Neuralgia and
nervous diseases. The seyercst cases are com.
plctely and permanently cured in a very short
time. Neuralgia in the face or head is utterly
banished in few hours. No form Of nervous dis
ease withstand its magic influence. II has the
unqualified approval OF many eminent physicians.
it contains nothing injurious To the most delicate
system. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt of 81
and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 100,
fremont Street, Boston, Mass Proprietors.
july2d3taw&ly.
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Sptfial Motiffs.

wIsTAR'S nALsAM or Wild CHERRY,
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, Asthma, Group,
whooping Cough, clumsy, and the numerous as
well as dangerous diseases Of the Threat, Chest
and Lungs, prevail in our ohangeable climate at
all sea.s,,,s Al the year faM ara fortunate enoush
To escape their lnneful influence, How impor-
tant then 20 have At baud a certain antidote 10
all these complaints, Experience proves that this
exists IN Wisiar's Rilsam 10 an extent not found
IN any other remedy however severe the suffer-
ing, the application al this soothing healing and
wonderful Balsam at once Nauluishes the disease
ana restores the sufferer TO Wontcd health,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
NAIAD WATER PROOF
LEATHER PRESERVATIVE.

Avoid wet feet by using the best article ever in.
troduced 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 & MORTON,
formerly Banker Carpenter,I
lO7 & 100 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
janlSd&wlm
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pR. y. MORRIII, MOWAKD 81, T0sTON.

Persons both old and young can consult thu doc
tor without any danger Of exp~up OF coming IN
contact with any other person, as he has particu-
larry arranged his apartments isr private consul.
taiions, with especial pgard 90 the wishes oi hi,
numerous patients. All communications strictly
confidential and promptly answered. Al mt,h-
cines are put up under the dlrrct ST PERM lSluN
OF the Doctor, and particular attention given "a
their eases, Also. his great remedy tor females.
In all caScs Of ulcvt, and Nyuvreal pi-sa,ys, "
nom one To ten ycars' standing, a cure Is war
rpnted, aud reoent Ctscs IN a lev days, without
the use Of MrrcaIy and NenCpal Aheftiuus AS
well as those OF lmpOtcncy, General n,blty,
flner Albus, Irregularities, and all manner OF
kindred complaints, All ietttrs ton ady,tr must
contain 81.
othce open from "a MSSp evening
Nficr Is HnMArl sir..,f El.i.n.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

How ARE TIE MIGHTY FALLEN
General Hancock and Jefferson Davis ride
publicly in the same carriage in the
streets of New Orleans. and in every other
manner indicate the fullest cordiality of
sentiment. The feature of these incidents
that is Objectionable is, that Jeff Davis is
to-day as much the embodiment Of seces-
sion sentiment as formerly, and General
Hancock is the symbol Of national power
and authority.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

ANEcDoTE OF BUTLER.-The follow
ing anecdote of Ben. Butler is as like him
as if he had sat for it:
1t is ever the case with effervescent ma
terial that to be very sparkling it must be
thoroughly bottled. This has proved to
be the case with Gen. Butler-The tight
er the place the greater the pop The
General, while in active practice in Mas
sachusetts, was terror and torment to
Judges of light calibre. On one occasion
Judge Sanger having bullied and badg-
erea out OF all patience, petulently asked,
" What does the counsel suppose am on
this bench for y Scratching his head a
minute, Benjamin F. replied: "Well, l
confess your Honor's got me there