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CONSUMPTION.

The Three Remedies, Bchenck's PuIuonic
syrup" for the cure Of Coughs. Coiss, Bronchitis
and every formOf Consumption. The peculiar
action OF this medicine ripens the ulcer in the
lungs. promo es the discharge OF the corrupt
IN alter by expectoration, puriues the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every othei RENE
dx fails
Dyspepsia OF iLd,se ton, AID al di1eases arising
from bility This tonic invigorates the digest
i've Hsns. supplies the Place VI the gastric Juice
when hat Is deficient, aud then enables the pa
tient digest the most nutritious food. IL Is a
sovereign remedy tor al cases Of indigestion.
"Schcncks Msntrake Pills." one Of the mo- 4
vnlu ,b- ire tiriu~s ever discovered, being a veg
e. abb. substitute for c.ium-l. and havng all the
us IN r, rrti.- s>cr.,- To 'hif miLeTa, WIZ
out producing any of it- injurious effects.
To th',se three med ,cin-- ibr h. sch.nck. 81
Phtlad. iphis, .w-- his unrisalrd su'r,s- az the
trea ment IL PuiIneuic Con -uin pttoa IN Pull
no.lc Syfup n,ens the morbid matter cis-
Oh ,rse- ~, and purit.- the bkoE The Man.
drake rri- NC uioa h- liver, Remove all OBJ
structton, th-r-ffonn. CIV the orHfn a -lthy
TONE All eur Liver t.rtp'-int wheel! IL one oi
the most pr..mi'-n. 81 ,;"n.urnpti.n The
5ea~-.d iont" tnv'sur, he paws ~ the
stin ~ch ann D, >tf-ngtn tInx tn d'ye tion and
brius,u< u u n'.Tnal AZ Ia slihy c'"Jitt,n I'M
proves the 4u lii. ~ th- b.-,d ny wi,,ch m'sns
the nna u OF u'e.ss ~ tdu rc'.s IN tbs iuns'
b~c.,m-s ,mpo-sib!-. The catnni ed ac.lon OF
the-e M d'cin~-. 'h:is ->pi>uned, 81 cur,
every ease OF c,rsmuip'i"". " he r.in-di-s are
us Il time, ANT tie use - chem u er~-yeres
IN sufficiently u ,rins he ci.e To n iaNo able
t<rmin ,ti,D.
pr >ch--,,cs IN ~, ... r-ntai ing = fu tres
tise ou tho va,l,u. iur -. Of iis-a-.- hts
tr-Afrn-nt, aud x-n-rai d r-c'i~n- how { u-- hi,
rn-diciu-. can be va lr-ts or sent ~ mail by
addressing hIs Irucip,i 'itil,., No. h N"rts
sixth str--t. Phis i-ir-it. p.
Pr'o- OF the fu m bic syrup sri Sea g" eeS
Tanic each 81 So pet b.tfle. or A. SCI the hal
DOZEN: NJ .n:T Ike Plis. =, rents per box Fo
ale y ali drusgists and dealers. d&~u
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~ ltfg"r or in.r -.l.s',pu "f uoiifHy
o'@r than AR NJ f..ts.i ivr ~ ,i-''rse w
chaplin. Jr "e ~. sot ---r 'hi- s-s>rn.
M. h"p''nf ~ as ihs hr v.s- or his goods
WHEN he s'ys h'-m. Nv ht- me.hs-d hs - cures
n"'Hi."' ~ 'un - - I-' eeut, and ~ = con
s-Iu-' 60 ~. s.ii them at a'-'ut the
prizes NJ ., III a.. ssliO buy 18th pay day or
n"nfh ia The f.itur-. has aim ct nh M
nnre .r'-'y at Dolls. T"ys. prun- Esse-,
fisur :. xv,ds ussIui oTn IInental and beautiful.
ne arr ,"iins rapidly and tho-- coming rr-'
va hsv~ the hest .s-orfm-at 20 select f.. IN
From the mum of going iu'o bis
Store daily, tb,nk that the p~opl. t-- lev ~ha,
be says Ab"ut the quality VI his K-,o--r- aud
It Is ep,nx yet at A. cents a gallon.
You will md q. w. CHAPLIN. Jr.is s'er- ai
No. =. Merchants Row. Rutland, VI
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pAu, HOW nJsG,-sTISc,

PAHi HOW DISGUSTING!
Is the .xciam alton ot @vsry lady Who indiscreetiy
ventures 10 apply the ordinary hair dyes or
eco orcrs" OF ~, stor~rs" to her whitening ring
lets. Mud and tar are hardly more Abhorent
Not ~ with Phslon's vitaliS or Salvation for the
Hair. No,hins denes its flowing crystal. There
il sediment, NO yum, NO foul yss. 1t 10 harm
sas, and it, operation perfect. What discov-
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THE BEST THE BEST

"a TEE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN -e-s
A weekly illustrated journal Of u .sgss. drvGtel
10 NJ ,chinery Agricultural Improvement. Oh
zeal Sci..ncc and New Dtcoyele.. \ spler did
Juurnsl
$3.50 CASA IN Prizes viii he paid fpr clut~ Vi
l.eii, ~ the 10th OF February.
a Ian i-i.e large steel plate ENGRAVING u
~ distinguished American Inventor. pres. Ut. !
10 subscribers
Specimens of paper, prospec.uses. and blanks
for names sent free. Terms. 81 year: .l-51 for
SIX months. Discount 10 clubs. A book o; i'm
portance 70 all about t, apply for patents sent
free Write for full psrticuisr- concerning prizes
and PATENTS, 20
MUM a Co.
Publishers and Pate mt S,,IciiOrs
po,k Rnur No Xnrk
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NEW YEARS BALL.-Th~re will bc a ball ~ II.
Todd. Gu tngsville, Friday evening pec. 3lrt,
1869. Music by h Springfield QIsirii. tand.
Those Who like u trip the hsht-fAntAstic tae,
must knp~ that Todd can IN. Axe every thing
pie Asant and Agreeable. 4 Sdtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

The NURSERY FOR JANUARY.-The
January number of the Nursery is out.
The contents are The Christmas Tree
The Watcher; The Lazy Lad; Plays for
Rainy Days; Goodnight and Good
Morning; Winter has come; Our Dog
Sly; Weighing the Donkey; Willy
Learns his Lesson Eddy's Message What
the Tree said Baby's Toes; How Rosa
took care Of the Children; Shadow Bluff
The Busy Little Girl Playing School
Nora at Home. There are twenty-six il.
lustrations by 6rst-class artists. This pub
LEGATION is the most successful of its kind
ever published. Its success is very great
The proprietor is John L. Shorey, Il
Washington street.
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COMMON SENsEi-wANTtD

~ As.n,- $3.50 pr rfh Ia al he only 1'n
' uip- ImIroy-d toIini ga sens tamh - ls
-sehrp- PIia- aniy as. 6r-at iniHfFm-
,s-tit< This 4 the nisst pnf,ulAr fesi, p
!" az rh.. daa-make- the famous = 4 a"
NM acA.-xi,l d. ssy KIDD OF Work ma g.
-. - :. as.y " .s.i.in--lto.oO stli AnH thf Fl
- -. s-ai.f , increasing. WOW u ne M
''sn" 80 -t,rS. ~.-na ior ere lar. - -
-. =, 80, x-rs- "a address sLcoMh
go. '.-s-. Pittsburgh, Pa q f'
lOut-. Mo
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q . 9 9 9 q SO q

10 f6B WORKING cEAss--we m. Nos
UgUDased 70 1nxDisb ali csses with css.stnn, ~,n
DaOyDsat e boDe, the ~h,.ie Of the lime 10, ~.
R.e 1n0e8ts. Bu~sne-r n.s. hefa and rroff
ala heesuas a either ,.x earn hum Soc ia rs
~ svsctne. end . prspnfn nal susn by devosins
~ vooas dme 20 the bns' near. Bows and
giE1s cam nspsiy isoef as men. That al VIC
- eh1s Dceiee may ssnd fhe,r address ana tea
Tie bu11nonny ve make this uipArnlleled oder
10 snsh - are MT veil satsned, We win send q
10 pay Iug the trouble Of writing Pull rart,
eafass, . valuable sample. which viii 90 10 q M.
0eDoe vork On. and q copy af the Peotl.ss
IAtssngy O0panion one OF the largest and h@..,
family novsQsp~n put lished al senf free Nv
mail Raadog, n you yant permanent work sd-
drss =. z. ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Name.
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ByrrLED PARALYSIS.


THIS il tn proper title II the horrible metallic
hair dyes Worse than the fate OF Absalom may
b. the fate of those u no them.
ONE WHOLESOME PREPARATION
for changing the hair to any desirable shade from
brown TO jet black may be procured everywhere,
VIZ:
CRIsTADORO5 EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
After careful aiysis. Prof. Chiffon, the dis
tinguished Che mist. has authorized the propfie-
tor to declare. on his behalf that it contains no.
thing dele. erious to health. No other hair dye in
the w,rla has the like guarantee.
CRIsrADoRo HAIR PRESERvATIvE ~
Dressing acts like charm on the hair after
Dy.iux Try It. declld&wlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

pl5j A MONTH MADE BY Agents
I'D selling OLIVE LOGAN'5 great work, BE
rORE THE FOOTLIGHTS BEHIND THE
SCENES. The most spicy. rapid selling book ou'.
Is 600 ordered the nrst month. Agents can secure
field and e. 90 outft free. by cutting this out and
addressing PARMELEE & CO., Publishers. Phil
adelphia, Pa. aud Mfddletown. Conn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

WAS CURED OF DEAFNESS
Il AND CATARRH by simple remedy, and will
send the receipt free.
Address Mrs. n. c. LEeGErr, UoSoken, y. j.
dec22d&vSw
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IMMENSE SUCCESS
EMERsoN's UNEQUALED CHURCH
MUSIC BOOK
THE CHORAL TRIBUTE.

$4,000 NOW IN USE.
Price, $3.50. 1850 per dozen.
Sample Copies mailed free on receipt Of price.
OLIVER DITsON Co, Boston,
e. II. DITSON CO., New York, Publishers.
dec22d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23
THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL

THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL.
Hosset'er's United States Almanac for 1870, for
distribution, GRATIS, throughout the United States
ard all civilized countries of the Western Hemi-
sphere, is now ready for distribution, and all who
wish to unceIsf ana the true philosophy Of
health should read and londer the valuable sug-
gsstions it contains In addition to an admirable
medical treatise the csuses prevention and cure
Of great variety Of diseases, it embraces large
amount Of informstio interesting to the mer-
chant. the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the
planter, and professional man; and the calculs-
tons have been made for such merediaBs and lat
itudes as are most suitable for correct and COM
prehensivc NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature. u-es, and extraordinary sanitary
effects Of HOSTErrER'S STOMACH BIT rERS,
the staple tonic and Alternative Of more than half
which also nterspersed with pictorial illustrA-
tiops valu. ble recipes for the household and farm
humorous anecdotes, and other instructive and
amusing reading mater, original and selected
Among the Animals appearing with the opening
Of the year, this is one of the most useful. and
may be- had tor the asking. The pr piietors,
Messrs Hostett.r 4 Smith, on receipt Of two
cent st mp. Siil forward copy by mail to any
person who cannot procure in his neiyhbor-
hood The BIrTERS are sold in every city,
t .wn and village, and are excessively used
thu Dug bout the civilized world.
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wEDIoCK.

Essays on the Errors Of Youth and the follies
Of Age, m relntion 70 Marriage aud S.cial Evils,
with self help for the unfortunate.
Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Addrsm. D1. J. SKILLIN HOU0H-
TON, Howard Association, Philsdclphia, Pa.
sept2ldkw3m
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THIS pDLLAk ~I%.
{ chAs DANAFrrron

tu ~ n lINN = fI'ItOH
The en-. apr, mar asi b.tt S-S hO-E
NJ srtat-r EseIs,s-ss 80. 4 hi.-. s4iiilOls
DAuY, 81; srxr-ME,KsE. - aus WEEEI ! a.
wear All inv Ntws .lf-sfin. PUN 70
ror,s q markets.. -gs slrarr Farmer .ssi
Fruit DRIVERS tub. q '.itnsletr .fsgF ~
every Milky a.d = raw rs.kly nnEii.+f
p,..s-s- Il aiaat.i- iss s-i gifas- 80 ever
su,scril~r- lnluc.ui rs. -anvEs-sr- smear
passed stef T. -ui .s 49,. Trad isrsa-
Mowsng Mach D-- i-r-r f'Sz - A-ssnx Ma
ch n.s &C aInoas fii- lsr'alafn- Sfs-, iInens
and hs.- ri ire. S.-sir q lb,f AZ aud ifE u
W. ENGLAND. Pssl,.is,i.T >sIn. Ma iork.
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UUHavs the readers Il the HKHALp ever used
| ~ II Panon's Pmyativs Pills II not. Why not
10y ars the best family pAysts bsstdss bsing IL
esatsse anti-bilious remedy there II In this
| country.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

The HoosAc TUNNEL.-Two hundred
and fifty pounds of nitro-glycerine are
used daily at the east land west ends of
the Hoosac tunnel and the central shaft
1t costs $2 SO per pound. 1t is carried in
q frozen state and carefully surrounded
with soft sponge. Last Monday few
drops of this terrible substance were
spilled ON the rubbish. Tho f-intinn pro-
duced in cleaning out exploded these few
drops, and one man was mortslly wound
ed and two others badly hurt. The pro-
gress at the east end last week was six
feet and two inches per day.
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An USFAILING REMEDY Cor Neufslli-
P.c,.ii. of,.n ~ff.ctsng a perfect cure Ia sifg
day. No form Of Nervous Di-e&ss fail- L. si'41
10 its wonderful power. Even IA tie -~f~i+f
case. OF Chronic Mem algia. .fee'i"g the -n'tf-
,v.,-rn its use TOR fe~ days zrorcs the most -
toui-hing :. lief and rar.l, fails a. prdpee ca
Ils,e and permanent cur-. u contains no "a''i
,ai. IN the slightest dc. nee injurious IL has l@
unqualified approval 81 the beet phs-ieisn-
E.. ,,,.i- in every part oi the country. sia,.-
FULLY acknuwedxe it- ywer 20 soofbe the t0ftISf =
n~rse- and restore the failing strength.
sent by IN all on receip' Of priee ana F',stSg-
One package tle Eos age = ca
six packages 500
lis sold by all dealers IN drug and medieii.rt
TURNER = CO Proprsetors.
40 fremont Street. Bo-fssn, Mas.
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EARMER'S HELPER SHOWS

4 HOW TO DOUBLE THE PROFITS OF
TIE FARM. and how Farmers and thu s"iIs
cen each make s.o0 PER MONTH ia Winter.
lu,o0D copies will BE- mailed ree 10 faim-Is. >-Bd
name and address TO ZEIGLEK. MccukDf
Co. Sprilgn,ll. Mas.
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EREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We will send a handsome pr,-pec'u. al our
NEW ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE. TO
any Book agent, free OF charge. ADDRESS Ma
TIONAL PUBLISHING CO, Boston, Mars
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FIRST MO- 9rGAGE
SIX PER CENT. G, I'D BONDS
WE STERN PACIFIC r. II. CO.
Os cAiiFoRSls-
The Western P.eiae Railroad c, nn-eting Sac
ramenso With san Francisco. furn' shes the nn Al
link IN the ex,ry ordinsry fact Of an uIoroksn
line OF r,i from the the At Antie TO that
81 the pac ~
Il Is $50 m.irs ia l-p.-,h. inelua ing short
,raneh, an.l Will lie
NETJ pPoI.ITA> LINZ or THE
PAoIFIc COAST,
conn-e'ip CHIEF is-. zn ir-ser.; rg the gar
d-n OF Il : rich snd growing State al Caiifornia,
rs,eisini ia sddifinn 10 iiDn-rs- and lucra-
tive lee ~ uAfir. the 'hr ',.sh business the
L mon aud Central Pae,ne Hal rad 81 be, w-en
the 10 s;.rn states anu saeraII.nt.'.
IL cuIn,lr- L. fui', quipp-j, and in success
/ nrs, iui. month. amounted TO slu5.o O In coin.
lie Mt r,ruIns- ~iii. b, moderate estimate.
amount .oo'' ",o ger uu. a an while the
iu'-r,-t on ,i- lt'ns- VII We hut .Iss,oon.
az. v4iu- 81 80 top. ~ snd issnchi--s Is not
ls.s tnau
TN MILLION ) os LIAM,
aud 'hr .nr,aLt oi ii,'. iisis4g -
-. 5000.
The i-.pi- a.. 81, ono .seh, have ,hb ey years
10 ru. and. - ~ 30 I'D at
j NINETY. AN, ACCRUED INTFkH<y.
IA currency. lazy ni.i- pa, ab =. P9lACi-
pal AND INTEwtsI, IN GOLD .UlS. IN
July LIST.
The near appro.eh OF the time when the United
states can pr"s-hy fund the sr~as.r pstson Of
IT. FIX ,.r- .n'. i~it. naturally c.usug risqus-
! ~ Ior oshe, tam- al investment, which ~in A.
ford satisfactory security with ,h< same rate Of
interest TnE WESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
Road FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS must have
an immense advantage over all other securities
based upon merely local or uncomplsteo, railroad
: and may be held with - much confidence - gov.
ernmept bonds, or - nrst-ciass mortgages %
, New York City property.
The loan Is small In amount Its claims to Con-
= fdence apparent. Il will be rapidly taken
= Bonds will be delivered as the orders are received
Government bonds received 1t their full man
{ ket value in exchange.
4 FISK & HATCH,
1 We buy..snA ssn 0UvenDent Boe1s sad -
Y sej " the aeoou.,ts Il Banlz. Banksm. cospos
II ~ and othsss, .Whlset 10 shssk q Asht. -
y Low interest On d 1y Sslanees.
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ALLcocK.s POROUS PLA-TERs.

ALLcoCK's POROUS Pt.A-TERs.
Sore ami DR., Thros, cured by half a Plaster
Usually In two three hours.
ss-n, ~ SOB prosdway. NV i"rK, M
fo,,n, u- lie sold on Monday, Jun 2.d. 1882. two
plaster, IA /. ,oary woman -uher,og very severely
from lumb ,g,. De Thursday ,he called TO get
two more tor "A friend. aud then stated how the
two ! e ha yur chased Mondsy had relieved
her immediately after putting thrmur, aud cured
her III two days Of a most distressing pain IN her
back and Ions.
Alleoct's Porous Plas;ers have been founi sle-
cific. Tor Rh.ufnati sm Of the Wrists
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WELLS REPoRr.-The report Of Hon.
David A. Wells, special commissioner Of
the revenue, which is to no laid before
Congress, is severely denounced in adj
vance by the protectionists and by those
who oppose any further contraction Of our
Indebtedness.
Mr.. Wells does not certainly take a very
cheerful view of our national financial
condition, or of the pecuniary condition
of our people, but he certainly sustains
his arguments by facts and by figures.
Our present rate of tariff, which average
47l per cent, he regards AS too high for
national prosperity, especially as some Of
the articles which are protected can be
produced here cheaper than abroad. He
would 30 resdjust the tariff As 70 ensure,
by the aid of increased importations. q
revenue of one hundred and forty -four
millions. which is about thirty-six mil
lions reduction.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

TERRIBLE MINING ACCIDENTAL
special to the Herald says terrible min
ing accident occurred Saturday morning
at Stockton. Pennsylvania The earth
over mine, which had not been worked
for fifteea years. gave way. One block OF
houses was swallowed up in the cavity 81
quickly that two families living in the
houses had not time tn escape, except >
girl who had fed from house. but not
far enough to escape falling. She fell on
top of the houses and WAS rescued. Three
families living in an adjoining block went
down. There were ten persons swal-
lowed up with the houses. Geo. Swank,
his wife and four children. Mr. Reich, his
wife, child aud mother. were the unfor-
tunates, and are still in the mine, and
probably dead The excitement was very
great, and every effort was being made to
relieve the unfortunates. Families in the
vicinity moved out of their houses, fear.
ing that they would fall. ALEC. Fsare
were entertained Vt l..t accounta that the
mines would take fire.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

A SIX YOUR DOCTOR OR DkCH
IA gisf for Sweet QuiniDe-it equals ftaiiss
Quinine. MID by stesrns. Farr s. Co.. c'heIDH's
New York.
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~ 49, ~ ~ esnty." % says. re
1hoon Jsp1al = ~ Nsv 1hClana Esshiss. TIE
1880 Aoslsaltusal papse q Nsv EasIsnd.
1wAs: WssA1y esSs. AEntAly ei.so Par yer.
80 1872 n QeslnS - pgsnium lit. =.
II. 1aAon Co. Dno1on, Hasg.
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WORKMEN AND THE Co-oPERArIvE
SYSTEM The workmeu in the Boston
and Albany shops at Springfield, Mass,
furnish good example of successful co.
operation to save money III the purchase
Of the necessaries Of life. From one name
buying, at "jobbing figure" box Of
soap for himself and fellows to use in the
shop, the business has grown till it COM
passes the supplies Of -four, sugar. and
most OF the groceries required by so fam
lilies. The accounts show monthly dis
posal Of 100 barrels of crackers, 200 bar
rels Of -four, and % barrels of kerosene,
with 800 boxes of raisins and 80 chests Of
tea per year, and potatoes, beans and APP
Piles to match. Something is done, also,
in meats, butter and chease The prices
are claimed to be about 20 per cent "off''
from the rates at the retail stores, and the
monthly sales of disbursements amount
at least $450O. Not only are workmen's
families supplied, but each mans NEAR
neighbour come in for Q share. The OPP
GRAFTON essentially lessons the trade OF
some of the grocers, and of course. they
are opposed to the movement.
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1epsn - as - sopSssssss 60
80, iAavjn - 49, vsry ~ lsan
Gsulni1 yFsaKs 1soonnsadstss0.
- - dsarsi. By oansss CO.
ddeahoo onlAsusnt II ths Hesss. &c.,
a II 16shaioan nsnbers q tho eon-
raaa6os 80 : change IL To bin, bat -
- = besk again 70 The Senate viii oarry
Il ossr to January, and the s<n.imsnt n
ihvor Of prompt action Is strong btns-
ham asks postponement, and sundry
.smsndmsats viii b offered, tomorrow,
but ths Senate bill Nill pass.
The charge that the reconstruction
COMMITTEES ars dssignsdly obstructing the
admission Of Virginia Is not correct. Il
Is believed that every msmber Of the oom-
mittee, unless it be Julisn Of Indiana,
will vote for the admission. The final
vote was not taken on Saturday. because
Of the bill not being printed, aud Of the
known impossibility Of getting it through
the Senate before the recess, even if it
could be pushed through the House
without debate. Il will be ona of the
first subjects brought up after tha holt
days.
The Senate had long and excited
executive session Monday afternoon. The
resolution from the judiciary committee
calling upon the President for all recon-
for circuit judges was debated, aud it wal
finally modified so as to include only the
papers relstiny to the names actually sent
in. 1t is stated, now, that the Presi.
dent is willing to communicate these pa-
pers to the Senate. but he refused to conn
municate the recommendations Of unsuc
cssful candidates As the resolution
finally passed it is not regarded a. often
Give to tho President.
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We buy..saA ZEN 00vsnosnf Sosss "a -
eej " the aecou., ts a Banln. Benhssst cospns-
X a. and oths.. .whisst 10 shssk q Asht. aad
y Low interest On ny balansss-
-. 11d8wln
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

.nR. OLIN, q Bond street, y. \
II treats all private diseases Seminal PM
sioss, Impotency. &C. Boarding in esiAblisiil..
desired. Thousands Of cases from every S'lf
indicate the doctors skill. s-a'ed pamiii,et ia
stamps.
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Publishers and Pate mt Solicitors,
81 Park Row, New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

THE SUBSCRIBERS Is RECEIV-
l. ing fresh from New York, q full line of
choice Groceries, which were bought for cash,
and will be offered At extremely low figures
Among them may be found Cranberies, Qunces
Lemons, Raisins, Figs. Jelies, Canned foods of
all kinds, G. 4 BIS Pickles. Nuts. Dri-d Apples.
Prunes. syrups, Sugars, Teas, Dried Reef. Ne~
Hams, Hominy, Dat Meal, Soaps. Cords, Broom.
Switches, Bird Seed, &C.
w. b. MUsSEY.
Rutland Nov. l6 1869.
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Extract from the Herald's Forth
coming Carriers address,.
XVIII.

AEY G II. E.LLAnD.
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FIRST MO. 9TGAGg
SIX PER CENT. q, I'D BONDS
WE STERN PACIFIC r. II. co.
Os cAiIFoRSIA-

The Western Pseiae Railroad C nn-cting Sac
ramenso With san francisco. furn' shes the nn Al
link In the ex'rs Oriiasry fnct Of an u1oroksn
line OF r,ii iia the shore of the At Ante to that
'i III. pacu ~