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@s- MANHOOD.-AM MEr!jAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Premature Decline in
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical De.
blli,y, &c.
"There is no member Of society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such per-
son holds the relation Of Parent Preceptor or
Clergyman medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by.mail on receipt OF ifiy cents Address
the Author, DR.. f. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
DC sept1 Tyr
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MEDICAL CE.-PATlENTS
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the Genito
Urinary Organs will receive the latest scientific
treatment, by placing themselves under the care
Of DIR. T. REENTSJEENA ONCE No. 74 IIasel
street, three doors east from the Postofllce
uup2J WS
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10 TO NSUXPIlVES.-THE AID
vERTISER, having been restored TO health In a
few weeks, by very simple remedy after having
suffered several years with severe lung alice
tlon and that dreadful disease, consumption, Is
anxious to make known to hi. fellow. sufferers the
means OF cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free OF ch2rge,) with the drec-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find q SURE CURE FOE CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, 10. The object OF the ad-
vertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
concoives to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York. noy9 3mos
N1- A CARD.-A c l. E GYMAN,
while residing in South America as Missionary,
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train of disorders brought OIL by bancful and
vicious habits Great numbers haye been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, / will sead
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
in sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
free OF charge Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station Bible House,
octi amos% New York City.
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Gucrial Nollrcs.

as- THE GENUINE LIEBIG'S EX-
TRACT UF MEAT secures great economy excel
lence in tho preparation OF beeftea. Buy none
but that made by the "Liebig Extract OF Meat
Company" Baron Lebig's signature on every
jar For sale by druggists and grocers
]. MiLHAU'S SONS,
move tufImo No. lSS Broadway, New York.
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~ A CARD.-A G E n t l. E u AN
wishing to enter in active business, would contri-
butte CAPITAL to any approved establishment in
city or country with capable and responsible
party. Address ".rrade," through this office,
giving references and Stain. the character Of
business. now 81
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paper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-12
Notices.

MINUTES OF THE GENERAL CONVENTION
ne minutes OF the last meeting Of the Genera
Convention Of Congregational Churches in Yer
mont, together with the Report of the Vernon
domestic Missionary Society, are ready for dis
trIoution, and viii be sent follows:
1ho>" for he churchcs in Franklin and Gran,
Isle Counties to Rev. Ii. c. Riggs; st. Adams
1hittendcn County, to Rev. G B.. Stafford, Bur
hugtou
ADDISON county, to Rev. Il. 1. Leayit, Middle
bury.
Those for Rutland County will be sent a. fol
lows For the churches III Brandon. Sudbury
littstord, ChIttendou, and Rutland East, TO Rev
+. TuX0ury, OF Brandon;
For he churches III Cdstlcton, Poultney, Paw.
let, Fsifhaven, West Haven, Hubbarlton, Ben.
son and West Rutland, to Rev. Lewis Francis Of
Castleton,
For the churches Clarendon, Walliugtord
Tlnmouh ana Mlddletown, to Rev. A. Walker
ID. D., Of Wallngtord.
Those Tor Bennington County viii be sent fol
the churches i'll Rupert, Dorset, Peru, Manches.
ter, S4ndeate and Arlington, to Rev r. s. Cush.
man, OF Manchester; tor Bennington and Pownal
Rev. G. IL. Hubbard, of Bennington.
: Lan'oue County TO Rev. X. A Savage, Stowe.
Orleans County 10 Rev. " \. Robinson. Bar.
ton
Caledonia County TO Prof II. Fairbanks, St.
Johnsbury;
Essex County to Rev. }. L. Bourne Of Lunen-
burgh
Orange Association, to Rev. J. X Williams of
Bradford
Royalton Association, to Deacon Asa Clark Of
Royal on;
u.
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calculated to inspire noble ambitions and
high aspirations, and in it occurs thil
beautiful passage with which we close
"You come to your majority as men o.
training and culture, at period when
the world is yielding itself more and
more to the sway Of spiritual force. Yea,
by year the world contracts itself, gathers
in its spaces, annihilates its distances, and
comes within touch and CRASH Of each
strong soul and educated mind. You "a
now to find your place and work in q
world laid bare to your touch and thrill
ing with quick responses to the thought
and act of every great heart and cultured
intellect I charge you then to
seek this blessedness of an honest and
immortal memory. To serve God and
your fellow men that you shall live for
ever in good work done for all time, and
have welcome and honor in the life ever
lasting
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\ LIFE SAVING RFFoRMATIoN

4 radical change has been introduced in the
practice of medicine. Physicians have ceased 10
torture and PROSTATE their patients. Instead o,
pulling down, they build up; instead of assault
ing nature, they assist her. Cupping, le.ching.
clustering, vene.ection, calomel, antimony. stu
plying narcotics and raspng purgatiyes once
the favorlte resources OF the fasuty are now r.rs
ly resorted to even by the most dogmat,c MEM
bers OF the profession. The old creed WAS that
disease was something which must be ex peiI.d
by violent artificial means irrespective of the
wear and tear OF the vital organization in the
procc--. Tie creed rs cognizes the in. Drove
cure Of AL local ailments. Hence it is that Hos
letters Stomach Brters the most potent vege-
table tonic that pharmacy has ever brought To
the Stance OF nature IN her struggles with dis.
ease has been cordially approved by practition-
ers of the modern school. Ii Is pleasant 10 r.
fleet that reason and philosophy have at Las,
been victorious over the errors Of the past and
thai Thousands. and tens of thousands of human
beings arr aiyc ana well TO day, who wnuIa in
dub ably be "a ould. ring IN their graves bsd
they be- Ii subjected TO the pains aad penalties
which were deemed hodox and indi-nans. bIa
thu'y or fprty years ago.
Preventive medication was scarcely thouyht NJ
them bat NOV y l. considered paramount nm
pnr'ance, aud the celebrity Of the standard IN
v'gpran' Alternative and restorative. OF IN. no. a
tide which HOstetter's BItters have fairly earned
ny Their long career OF success L. nlinly due TO
It's efficiency a, proie pr parafion.
coarse OF the Bitters Is urgently recom
mended At this season OF the year, as a safe a, 4
certain antidoic 10 the malaria which produces
intermittent and ItmIftent fcycrs diarrb,.,
dysentery and other NAL llies
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DIR. HAMS AHOHATIC uSvIGORATOR
Removes non the systsa thsnl effects esussd BY
tho excessive use Of aloohoaic hquous sad s1scs-
ually destroys the appetite fbe thsas stinuianfs'
It gives tone to debGitated mucou4 ntrfscsA =
fete matter il removed from the system, thereby
restoring It to it, normal healthful condition. ~
a medicine, it h quick and sAeetual, curing ne
most aggravated cases Of Dyspspsia, Kidney
Complaints, and all other Deransemenfs Of the
Stomach and Bowels, in . speedy manner. This
elegant preparation has stood the test Of ysaxs.
A wine-glassfuu before eating viii give good
appetite and prevent all suffering from indiges-
ton. Ladies Of weak and delicate constitutions
should take the invigorstor three times day.
A wineglsssfuu before retiring viii insure sweet
and refreshing Sleep Ali the proprietor asks Is =
trial, apd to induce this he has put up the Invig
orator in pint bottles at so cents-qnarts, 81 co.
Principal Depot, As Central Wharf, Boston. Sold
by all druggists. ml4deodl3w
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Mr. Lane said that he began to be aware
that this was an age of novelties, but it
was not until he had heard the report Of
the Committee on Woman Suffrage read
that he was aware to what an extent
strange and eccentric opinions had found
their way into Vermont.
He had been led to believe that civil
zation and Christianity had raised woman
to her true position in society. The re-
port under consideration tells us that the
next great conquest of the United States
over wrong and error will be to take wo-
man from the feet of man, and place her
by his side. La this the present condition
of women in Vermont This would have
better described the condition of women
in the dark ages. Women at the present
time in Vermont are at the side of men.
and men have shown u willingness to al
low women her full share of influence.
and he hoped she would never wish to
change this influence for power
The speaker then went on to show
that woman's sphere was pre-eminentfy
the domestic circle, and dwelt on this
point at some length. The committee
tell us that one-half Of the intelligence
and more than one-half of the moral
power i denied the right to vote BY re-
fusiag to give women this right. Hell
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would concede that more fAsn cre ~ r
the political power b n woslan,s hands.
Mas power h the power a authouity :
woman's power Of influence while the
former is limited the latter is boundless in
its operations. The strength and safety
OF community or state is in the virtue
and intelligence of it's youth. Their
training is in the hands of woman. II
the women Of Vermont could realise
the immense influence they can produce
in moulding society by properly trainino
their children, they would never Via
to assume the duties Of man, leaving
their own important duties in the hande
OF that part of the sex least able to per-
form them efficiently; woman would be
content with the influence she will always
bring to bear upon her husband and her
children. If instead of following some
OF the eccentric females, and laboring to
turn woman's influence from its natural
channel, our Female Suffrage Committee
would divert their thoughts from female
agltators, they might render the State
and nation an important service BY i'm.
pressing upon women the nature and ex.
tent of the influence they exercise. LIE,
woman enter the field as mans rival and
she will lose her moral and political in.
fuence. Woman is now mans co-opera-
tor; the report under consideration pro-
poses to make her mans rival If the
political field is opened to women it is |
natural to suppose that few-not the
purest, best and most worthy-would
press forward to confer upon their coun-
try the benefit of their services and seek |
distinction and honors. With such the |
duties peculiar to woman would be aban-
doned or very imperfectly performed.
But 1T is urged, and sometimes urged as
a complaint, that the business of woman
Is confined too closely to the domestic ar
to the household. This is
the wise arrangement of providence,
which has given to man the power and to
women influence. The Committee on
Female Suffrage tell us in their report,
made yesterday, on the resolution of the
Councillor of Rutland in rela.
ton to the militia, that it would be fool
ssh to put women in the ranks when their
peculiar aptitudes for other kinds of SER
vice viii enable them to render equally
Is valuable and necessary service to their
l believe with the committee
hat the services of Florence Nightingale
n the Crimea were of more value to the
British Army than those Of the whole six
hundred who charged at Balaklava Thus
IAN noble woman ever do in her own
phere. true mother at the domestic
learth, looking wei TO the education, to
he moral and religious training of her
hildren, who are soon to become men
nd women, does more for society or the
tate than the votes of any six hundred ,
reemcn that were ever cast in any town
n the state.
My motto is let men rule by authority,
Tomen rule in the heart and affections.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Farmers, families, and others can purchase nc
Kennedy equal To- Dr. Tobias Venetian LinImen,
tor the cure of Cholera, Diarrhoea, Dysenterv
Group, Collie, and >ea Sickness, taken INTERNALLY
= nt Il perfectly harmless see oath Accountant.
ing ea;h botilel and externally for Chronic
rheumatism, Headaehe, Toothache Sore Throat,
ou,s, Burns, sweliings, Bruises, Mosquito Bites.
oid sores, Pains IN Limbs, Back, and Chest.
me venetian l.iniment introduced in Is47
ana no one who has used IT but continues TO d.
80, many stating, II 1t was Ten Dollars a Bottls
they would not be without it. Thousands Of GER
tincafes can be sen at the Depot speaking OF It's
wonderful curatiy- properties. Price, Fifty Cents
and One Dollar Sod by the Drnea,,s "a
storeksepers throughout the United States. De-
pot, 10 Park Place, New York. inlysd&wlm
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Methodist 6oeietiss, . week ego last Sab
bath. He Aas bsen engaged in the worl
for several years, and advocates the claims
Of the society in an impressive and inter
esting manner. He was rewarded by
generous contributions from each ciety
he has been the guest of James Adams
Esq. and preached at the Congregations
Church last Sabbath from Malachi, 4th
chapter, 9th verse: "And he shall turn
the hearts OF the fathers to the children,
and the hearts of the children to their
fathers, lest come and smite the earth
with curse"-from which he discoursed
touchingly on the religious and moral in
fluence of true Christian homes in COM
munities, States, and nations.
Mr.. Williams, who has been Principal
of school at Waterbury, Conn, has re-
Gently visited Castleton, with view of
making an arrangement for taking charge
of Castleton Seminary. He is well re-
commended as teacher, and made a
good impression upon the trustees and
others who met him. The result has,
however, not been made known, but it is
hoped the negotiations will prove favora-
BILE.
Messrs. Batchelder and German, of the
Bomoseen House, mutually dissolved
on Saturday last. Mr.. German retires,
and Mr.. Batchelder remains az the pro-
prietor of this popular hotel.
-Multitudes of people are visiting
Lake Bomoseen this season, and are well
satisfied. Many fish have been taken
laily thus far, and quantities are caught
through the ice, in the winter The fish
\ hich abound in the lake are Swago and
ock bass, perch and pickercl. Many
rom Rutland, have enjoyed the sport.
Harvey Hawkins, veteran fisherman
f Castleton, who is now compelled to
lse crutches, went to Castleton river a
ew days since, and soon caught as fine
trout as was ever seen, weighing nine
cen ounces. He was greatly clated
he sparkling water, and 1T Is said he
7histled Yankee Doodle little sharper
han is his custom. Mr.. Hawkins, il
nay be remembered, is of II family who
ave been constant readers Of the HERALD
,r more than sixty years, when it must
ave been small in size, in comparison
18th the present, and it will continue TO
row in size as Rutland grows.
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GRANT AND pRospRprTy

business REEVES under the new regime. Othe,
than general causes have. however, given tire.
mendous impetus to the sale Of
CRIsTADoRO's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
The chemists have come out in two LEADING
scientific journals against the lead and SULPHUR
poisons for the head FOR that is their proper de-
sisnation), with which the country IL infested,
while Dr. Chiffon, the first analytical chemist in
America, announces to the world that
CRIsTADORO5 DYE IS UTTERLY POL.
sONLEss,
and that he Knows it to be 30, because he has an.
aiyzed it. CRIsTADORo'S HAIR PREsEhy.
ALIVE, as Dressing, acts like charm on the
Hair after Dying. Tryit
julylld&wlm
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SHARP CoIroRTEUR. - A Hartford
paper tells a story of a sharp colporteur
who lately made his appearance at the
residence of a clergyman who officiates in
a Connecticut village, and stated the OBJ
ject of his visit, which was to secure
funds in aid of Western college. After
some conversation the agent said "What
l want is this, that you will direct me to
people of wealth, who are either in the
last stages of consumption or are heredit-
arily disposed to apoplexy. 1 find this
class of persons are more easily reached
than those who possess means and are in
possession of perfect health. In one
western town l found gentleman who
had received two apoplectic strokes. and
he put our college in his will for $1,000,
and lady consumptively inclined gave
us $4,000. Neither is dead yet, but you
see the Importance of getting such people
on the right side" The clergyman, after
listening to his argument" said that
the members of his church were, so far
as he knew, in the enjoyment of good
health, and it would be impossible to Sc
lect any who gave promise Of early death.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-12
BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER !
Death to the Living Long live the Killers !,
Sold by Dealers Everywhere
july6d&wlm
ELLIS, IRON BITTERI

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from becom
ing watery and weak, give healthy complexion
restore the appetite, invigorate the system, and
are very palatable. These bitters are recon-
mended to all persons requiring safe and vslu.
able tonic, TO impart tone and strength to the
system, not given by Bitters merely stimulant in
their effects; which, although they may possess
tonic vegetable properties, cannot give the
strength 10 the blood VIII CHI the Iron Bitters will
give.
Prepared by VIM. Ellis, Chemist. For sale in
Rutland, VT, by ALLEN & HIGGINS,
feb 3i6m Druggists.
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THE BAsE-BURNING
AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

MORE IMPROVEMENTS AND TWO MORE PATENT
After long series Of experiments, hay.
sdd~d the Base Burning principle TO this ALREADY
world renowned stove, by means Of hot air cham
ber- IN front and rear of the tre-box. and a regu
latnr AZ the pipe collar. With this improvement
W. accomplish the following results:
LIST coal fire be Kept all winter by re-
plenlshing the tire twice every "a hours
I'd A continuous Dire can be sept through the
winter with the consumption of less than 90 los
of Goa! In "A hours, and the oven kept in baking
order "a large portion of the time.
Sd The coal will be thoroughly consumed
without the usual amount of cnders and clink
ers, and the annoyance OF dumping the CRATE
every mornin. To make a fresh fire. avoided.
ith For d wood fire, with two moderate sized
sticks OF dry wood, hr- CAT be kept from Is 70
Is hours without any trouble.
This will b. found the greatest improvement
yet made IN Cooking Stoves. 1t has ali the ad-
vantaKes of a s-lf-freder with much greater econ
omy of fuel. and without it, inconyenleaees II
Is fully secured by letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD 4 CO.
Il and l9 Green Street,
Albany, n. Y.
For sale by
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MASSACHUSETTS, popnlat on of
Massachusetts in 1860 was ,232, 494, and
the value of its products in 1865 was es-
timated at $295, S20,6S1 This for the
population of 1860 is $240 for each per-
son in the State. Is there such another
evidence of thrift in any state or nation
in the world? All this is the result of
educated labor. If man has the strength
of an OK, and has only the intelligence of
an OK, he is not worth as much as an OK,
for it costs more to feed and clothe him
than it does to feed the OK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-12

AN INSANE FREAK-One of the prom.
inent and weakly citizens of Jefferson
Ill.,, has recently become insane Last
week he concluded to pay visit to Gin,
cinnati, and while there bought three
metallic collins, two very large and one
very small. When he arrived at home he
called upon Mr.. Matlock and Captain
Shyer, two of the largest men in Jeffer-
sonville, and Mr.. Baker, one of the small
est men in that town, and very kindly in.
formed them that he had purchased cof-
fins for them, which they could have at
net cost. They were shown the collins
and urged to take them by the insane
man, but they failed to appreciate his
kindness and see the point of the grave
joke.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-12

PRECISION OF AsTRoNoMY.-To illus
citrate the precision of Astronomical
science, it may be stated that anothe,
eclipse of the sun will take place in Is
years, II days, hours, AZ minutes, and
3.G4S seconds-that is, on the 10Th Of
August, 1897 1t will be visible only in
the Eastern Hemisphere. The next solar
eclipse visible in the United States occurs
on the 2Sth of May, 1900.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An Essay for Young Men the Crime Of Soil
tude. and the diseases and abuses which create
impediments 70 Marriage, with sure means Of re-
lief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address, DIR. j. sKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
nayZOd&H3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-12

RosECRANs DECLINEs.-Rosecra has
declined the nomination for Governor Of
Ohio He telegraphs to Senator Sher.
man OF the Democratic convention as fol-
lows: CATER the war. l resigned a very
desirable positionin the army, and left
my State to secure at least the possibility
of fulfilling the duties deemed sacred to
my creditors and family. Those duties
forbid fhe the honor of leading the De-
mocracy of Ohio in the pending canvass
for Governor"
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COBU RN q RYAN.
Rutland, Vt

HS Dyspepsia can be cured by the use of Al
lens Congress Bitters. They are composed OF
roots, herbs and banks of sixteen different kinds
Russia rhuharb, native of Tartary, Is among
them. wine-glass of these bitterS. taken twice
a day before eating, will cure the worst case of
dyspepsia. They invig-rate the digestive organs.
For sale by all respectable druggists. Manufac-
tured by William Allen. at Fort Edward, n. Y.
Junel5dlm