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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08

/ BANKING AND CURRENCY.-Amasa
Walker, of Massachusetts,, was before the
House committee on banking and cur
rency Monday morning, and submitted
an argument on the bill redistributinp the
currency. He took the ground that the
present irregularity is unjust, but the
details OF the Senate bill would be amend
ed by making much lars er reduction of
the circulation of the banks having over
one million circulation One of his
strong points in favor of redistribution
was that to equalize the circulation will
greatly strengthen the banking interests
where it now has many enemies Massa-E
chusetts will lose nineteen millions under
the Senate bill, but he said the banks will
sell twenty-one millions of bonds at am
advance OF fifteen per cent, which will
make twenty-four millions of money
which they can loan to local customers,
which would be near the state. Mr..
W alker argued in favor of a central
office for the redemption of bank notes.
and opposed Comptroller Hulburd's plan
If issuing fifty millions of additional
notes, as, in his opinion, it would lead to
nfiation and weaken the banking interest
The committee did not take vote.
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- VIM. D. Baldwin. Esq, of Washington, d.
u says his wife has used Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine for eleven years, during which time IL
mas never needed a dollars worth of repairs. ex-
cept once when broken by an accident In moving.
ana that 1t has done all sorts of work in the most
satisfactory manner
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YOUNG LADIES RRwApF,

VI the injurious effects of Face Powders ana
ashes. All such rem. dies close up the pores of
The SKIN, and in n short time destroy the com
pl-Nioh. III you would have a fresh, healthy and
youthful appearance, use Helmbold's Extract
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Si<A -SONSbMPItON.
III. Lugoi, OF Paris, one of the mos, erntr.,
Chtmists OF Europe, said:
49, mos, mos. grounding results may be antiei
ter" '"'eu an pure wa
DIR. II. Anders, after fifteen wears n, so;....,a.
Research and experiment has succ.o..s 80 ~.
~ one and one quarter gram. of Iodine =,
eacn nuid ounce Of ws'er. aud the most n-t.a,nd.
$780,. nave follow ID its use, particularly in
N ~; ~, Anners' Iodine Water Is for al. hv \
!, D rmoMohE, 80 Dey Street, New York. and
feb30dxwlm
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Prestonville, Pa, January IA, 1868.

DIR. Brandreth- Dear Sir have been afflicted
with scrotula for forty-two years but when
nope mad long departed, salvation UNEXPECTEDLY
came: have used your pills for the last fifteen
months Language fails 10 convey an idea OF TN.
blessing they have been TO me they have cured
me, and my health and strength are now per
tecty restored IUCIEN X. .JtINEs
Sold by all druggists. DIR. Brandreth's office
Brandreth House, New York maiSwIn
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There Is no disease shish ,.NI~rs.,.,.. l,,.- 81.
amply proved to be rem .itb.p ly t.
Peruvian sYRI-P.
IA prc~ct solution 90; ,l.. rr,.oxl.... T. ..... .
Dyspepsia Tie most iuve,.r4., f.,m-. Cd. ,ni.
disease have been completely cureI Jy ,ai. ,.s,,-
cine, as amP.e testimony Of iar o.: ou- 4,,,
citizens proves
FROM THE VENERABLE ARcIu,.At,aN
SCOTT, - ID.
bp:.tain. g. +
an an inyefara:r f,vsr,tttc Of
more than - wears stardiig-'
" 1 have been wsnl.rIaIiy hru.f,-
ted IN the thrre short weeks during which haze,
USED the Pernv an Syrur. that an scar,.siy Ter
shide hy-ei OF IN. reality. People wiio 4 a q.
kn9Sh me are astoni-hor AT the chan..s I al,
whey known, and can bat recommend "a a.hs,r.
that which has done much for me-
Another Clergyman writes n lolIsa-S.
My voSagetc Europe i nd-linIfa,, po,ftf,,,.d .
have discovered the Fountain OF H.atti,' 80,
Tins side of the Atlantic Three. bot, H.. ot re,,,
Wan syrup have rescued me from the ~
the fiend Dysp-ps,a"
, a pamphlet OF 81 PAGES, containing a history n,
ms remarkable remedy, with rreafi- ~, ..Ir,.
Is a medicine viii be sent Tree O., any adde's
Inc genuine has Peruvian Syrup bL,Wn In 4
he glass. Az
). J.. DINsMORE, Proprietor.
Sol, 80 Dey street, New York 4
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~ Mrs. 7. g. Hoyt Of No. Isl West Thirty.
fourth street, New York, has been using Grover
Baker sewing machine for ten years, during
which time it has never been out of order and did
not cost one cent for repair,
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~ There are probably hundred or more per-
sons In this and neighboring towns, who daily
suffer from distressing effects from kidney troub.
les VINO do not know that Johnson's Anodvne
L'niment Is almost certain cure. In severe
cases. great relief may be obtained, if not a per.
feet cure, -
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aud renovates the blood InstiIs the yIyor ot bal,b
INTO the system, ami puTgcs out the hurnors M
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08

ID Startling Truth Thousands die annu-
any from neglected coughs and colds, which sosn
ripen into consumption, or other equally fatal
diseases OF the lungs: when by the timely use ot
single bottle of DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, their lives could have been preserved to
green old age
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NJ. BLAKELY & co,
Rutland, Vt.
"How SHALL 1 RECOVER MY HEALTH

~ Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Sarsa.
parilla, Is the great Blood Purifier.
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ouahury v. Quality. Henbold's Ex-
tract SarSaparIlla. The disc i. small tn.
, VINO desire large quantity and large doses OF
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WOMAN AND HER NEEDS.

Subjec. by the Law Of nature 10 many physical
aiiiictlons from which man is exempt, " ,psn j.
peculiarly entitled TO the best efforts # Nd cal
science in her behalf For a i,Iity Of the all
ments TO which her sex Is cxelu-iv.ly iial.la.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs
are warmly recommended on tn authority of
wives, mothers, aud uur.es. Who fas. tested
their genial tonic and regulating Iror critics. and
know wher Of they speak = and also with The
sanction Of abe ply -icians. Who ba,, admins
tered the Preparation 10 their female patients ia
obstinate cases OF functional d-5angeuaut, with
the happiest results. Almost n finale con-
plants Of a special cbara ter. sre compile ..ed
With mental gloom and d.sp,nleney. ana The
gentle and lasting exhilara'ing ,fa,t, ~ ,hi-
Wholesome indicated st,mulauf adar.f- admir-
ably for ca-es Of this cuInpl,N nature A. 90 RENE
dy for the hSsteria and mental haI45iaa,i..r-
which sometim.- marx I-u'h ;h.. ,-sIl-.r and tie.
lster ,is in the lie II s. nam 20 l.s.f anal
IN tn rep-rinry Of the heading ~. and a. a
means Of relieving fi.s uaur,a 70. n s,..r m g.
SAINT feelIn-ss ah..h I-.,.-f- sa.f..s...it- a. o..
equally tihct,l'us. NuI-is, rllfi.I- az. Ina AZ
al admirable inrIr"rauf u D. hnlf, -a,i-fle-
tory thai preparation wis.ii .inl fa,s iu i'- re-
medal rang" 20 many - ih,. complaint, f,ir-
mon 20 both s'Ne-, should rso,, p, ,.fuin.,.i,y
beneficial 10 Tie v.Ia,r on..
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HOW SHALL RECOVER MY HEALTH p"
This Is the mental question asked by the sick,
and after repeated failures. Have you used
Brandreth's Pills This is a medicine which
simply "cleanses"-cleanses the blood and every
organ of the body. This "purgation" is sure TO
restore your health, If pursued in accordance
with the printed directions. One who has re-
covered his own health by this means tells you
to have courage and do likewise. J. J. Cook
publisher OF the Banner for twenty years al BEN
nington, Vt, rays, "Brandreth's Pills cured me
OF dyspepsia when every other means b id failed,
ana was actually given up by my physicians
and friends"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08

We notice that the Agricultural paper. al,
over the country recommend the n-, =, s..
dans Cavalry Condition Powders Erchono@
Farmers and Others in this s.,o,,on r.. =.
Known and appreciated the advautay,s ., ,h-.a
Powders over all Others. '"ehe
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08

EURoPE.-In the House of Commons,
ON Monday, the bill for the abolition of
imprisonment for debt passed to its second
reading.
Informal meetings Of the mem
bers of the majority Of the Con-
stituent Cortes have been held, and have
resulted in resolution to support the
Ex-king Ferdinand, of Portugal, for the
throne of Spain. The Council of Minis
tiers have also determined TO second the
majority Of the Cortes in the determine
ton
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CAN SPAIN CONQUER CUBA Per
haps Spain can overcome with arms the
Cubans, but it does not seem probsb u
But even II she can do this she can hard "
conquer them. To conquer means to
bring under subsection by a thorough "
able authority, while Spain can hardly be
counted III this category; and many very
well Informed ....hc.itfes regard the
spanish effort as last expiring sssber.
It the present effort fails, all fails
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10 OWNER. OF HoR,E- ANDcA

TO OWNERS OF HORSES ANDrAriIP
Tobias Derby Condition Powder. ar. ,str.
ranted superior 20 any others. or NJ pay. ;s5 III.
cure Of Disiemper, Worms, Boz. Coughs. H,l.-
bound soils, Sc IN Hor--; aud '1ll-. s1ueI..
Loss Of MILK, Dl.k Tongue. Hor-.. Bi.t.f.I..,.
&c, IN Cattle.
They arr perfectly sii- ANA innor.n' o., 1l.aI
oil stopping the working "l your .luitn D. Tiny
inrrei.s he apr H., gave Zine coat el.lu-.. tie.
stomach and ur.lay 0l..1-. a'-s .-sl,.4-.. 'r..
milk Of oows. Try them. and you v.ii l.,...l b..
without them.
Col. Philip J.. Tg-l, .. -Ls .i-..la- Ear.
Coufs"r F"riEam, y. y. would Lot t-- ti.,ut
until lie vas told ol shat ihsg aIs aYfuTs-,.l
since which Ia - n,y.r WltAous ;L.tn. A.. has
over 70 running horses IA D., charge Asl t.i tin
last three years has j "a, other In..!if.E. i..t
them He has kindly permitted Ia 80 r-i.s .,y
one TO him. Over 1900 Other l,.-.r..n.. .l,. l..
seen Al the depot. sod ~ DRUGGIST .nt Sal
Ter. Price p cents per bpx. Opt. % P..,k
! 4'1'' Ne" h"fA m1e4&wIm
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Guy ME AND Do yor Goon ;,

boA ME AND I'LL Do YOU GooDn
s,,ra nlngiey Root and Herb Bitters are
sure remedy for Liver Compl lint IN ali n. f,rns
nuinors OF the Blood and Skin, Scr,fula. Dv-nen,
sa, costiyeness, Indigestion, Jaunnice He.5-
T agne, ana biions Diseases, General Debility &c.
They clean-e the system rpyul,te ,ba h'aI ~
,ss'1re the appetite, purify the blood, strengthen
the BODY and thoroughly prepare it TO resist dir.
e pas. oi an kinds. GEO. G. GOODWIN & co.
''' Ds an "rugglsts. ml2dim
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.. AEEN.-E II CLARK. President.
- 'o'h J.. Chairman FL ance aud Exe,u-ts.
ft'frfutff.|.
u - ~ - trDh r. VICE Pr. rent
T." T4'N''N y. fEEI, Secret airy snd Aetusry-
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LCTHERs OPINION OF Music
SIC, says Martin Luther, SIS one of the
fairest and most glorious gifts of God. TO
which Satan Is "a bitter enemy. for Il 70
moves from the heart the weight Of sor-
rows and the designations of evil Thoughts
Music is a kind and gentle sort of disci-
Piine IL reflnes the passions and improves
the understanding. Even the dissdnanca
VI uhskiiiful hddlers serves to set off the
charms OF true melody, as white is made
more conspicuous by the opposition OF
black Those who love music are gentle
ana honest In their tempers always
loved music adds Luther, "and would
not for great matter be without the
little skill which l possess in the art"
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JOHN ROGERS.
EoRnlEkLY OF BOSTON

hat.nR Leased the store f'clnfiy Sea "a by AiaE.
"us J.rkow>ki. teTer SINE. wyul sag 20 has
tueudr AID the ciriz-ns Ret. rail- . rhtt he 49,
furnished n throne li'ut viii ga .Iiiire les ,rt
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THE BIsHOPsPILLi
JHE bieHu,P pIIf.f
The BISHOP PIILls

The BISHOP PILLE
Not 'Brandreth's'-not 'Aysr's'-not Wright d,
But
"COSTAR'sr BISHOP PILL
(which L. bound 10 take the plao. of ~ o.bsvu.
purely sege an. Ill tsugsr egafed aud ~ ~
trardinsry efficacy for Cp-tIr-n..s- Ina,v.s,,,,,
Dysp+ psis, H-sdacb-s. N-ry"us .fiI,,y. Liver
Complaint, kc."-l Medical Journal e.,s
Positively the best Pill Ina ,b- w.rid.
Tbousands Of Boxe- now ussd
All Druggist IN Rutland sell them
Or address "cOSTAR," No. 10 Crosby Sire.
New York.
That Cough will Kill you"
Try ..fisstar's Cough Remedy.
Coids and Hoar-en~-- leaf Ia death"
Try .c-~'@r's" Cough Ramedy.
"for Croups-Wboopiny FoaHh-. sc"
Try 'C,s-tzr'-" Tough kernedw
"Gostar says IL a. the bet IL fb- N1d- word
anf ~ he says sp-its Tru"-its TrD--ite True
and We cay, Try it-Try tt-Trv IT,"
lMsrbtnS Psp-r. Aug. 20
All Druggist iD kurias.d slot
Or address ''COSTAR," No. 10 CrOsbyist N.
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EHANCn or CT
liart "a iHbNAI BANk BUILDING,
PHIL ADELPHGA.
" i-ir iiir s'l+Ial hu-lfss- 81 the s'0rur,snv n.
trth-l.''f. and a. winch az General r,r,a.,,r-
dena" should ~. sidres-.-l
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4"'7 ,aIapanT ,!sr- ~. following adrapfsgez -
Il '' National Company. a. srt,res rs .ts.-l,I
ar ui ioHEIgs-. IsG-.
L las a p4il-up cirital of 400 Coz
4 'n'f- ~ Rates q premium
II iufui-h-- laIg.r In-urauc.. than o.t.v ,,,,,-
pane for the sam money.
~ - l"iinif- and or am in IT, terms
is 81 h"ine cpmfany IN ey-ry loc.litv.
- i"liriis ar, exempt from attachment,
policies. III l''s
r''ty p'iiry Is non-forfeifable
Faie'es may b. & k n which pay 20 the jusurss
then iul amount. and return an ,I. r,rs,,,,,,..
20 that D. insurance costs only he. mt, -,
the annual Iayment-.
i"!'ei's ni"y b. taken that will nav % ~ 5-
suied, ai''r certain number al v.a,s s,,,,,r,
NE an annual income OF oae-tr a t-.. z,,,,,,,.,
named IA the pol,cy
y" extra rate Il charged for risks upon the
lives Ot females.
II iiisnr :. no. 10 pay diridend> I, fo,icy-loli
e's' p'it at 10 low n cost that diyiaenas VII be
impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and fail ra-.ie,,,sr. ,ir.,,
~ aps'ication 60 the Branch Otti,- ,,f m, o.,
pfny, or the ~ N'i'-
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY
% ,hasT The dlree. i.'n of T. A. RoLLIN- AMI "
T. NhANDLEs, Of The hoard of IDlr.cts,tr
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IEXAs.-The Houston Union says that
the question of dividing Texas into three
States will be agitated on the reassemb-
ling OF the convention in December next.
The bill failed by moderate majority be.
fore, and it is said that several Of the deIe-
gates who voted against division then Will
vote Ill favor of it this time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08

50 Those who desire Briliancy of connie x;ap
must purify and enrich the blood which Heir.
ooia concentrated Extract OF sarsapariila in
other. lake no
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WAYSIDE I<iNDAts-.--An incident
not down in the bills occurred recently
at Niblos, New York. As one Of the
forty was passing along Crosby street,
the other night, she heard the plaintivc
cries OF all infant, and going to a barrel
that stood on the sidewalk, she looked
INTO IT and discovered child about six
weeks old. She kindly took the little
wan 10 her home, and the next morning
brought 1t to the theatre, where. in the
presence Of the entire company, it was
christened Lydia Palmer Jarrett. The
Forty registered an oath to protect and
educate the little wanderer, and each one
Is to set apart weekly stipend for the
purpose They all hope that, for it, pop
nlar namesake, it will never say dye"
How far that little candle throws its beamsr
80 shines good deed IN naughty word"
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,&psftxl ,4sttss.
CRISTADORO,e HAIR Dy

CRxSTADORO'6 HAIR DYE zs91sfsri
Ladies, over gray hair, why
Should there be hue and cryi 81
Cristadoros dye, you know,
VIII Black or Brown bestow.
Use then, this unequalied Dye,
Have the Hue without the Cry.
CRISTADOROS HAIR PREsERvATIvE.
Cristadoro guarantees that his Hair Preserva-
tive shall succeed where every other preparation
has failed in keeping clear the hair thickening it,
Guessing 1t, preserving its color, incining it to
curl, and restoring it to that health and yigor
which are the elements of Its beauty.
Sold BY druggists and applied by all hair dress
ers. Mandatory No. s. Maiden Lane. Princi.
pal depot No. 6 Astor House. ml7d&wlm.
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LIE SOCIETY OF WoMEN--OA.a of tho.
great DEMENT'S u young man NAV derive
from womens society is that he il, bound
to be respectful to them The habit is of
great good to your moral man, depend
upon 1t. Our education makes of us the
most emlncntly selfish men in the world
We fight for ourselves; we push for our
selves; we cut the best slices out Of the,
JOINT at club dinners for oursely,s; Wa.
yawn for ourselves, and light our pipes.
and say we wont go out we prefer our
selves and our ease; and the ,rre4test
GOOD that comes to man from wornau's So
eIety Is that be has to think IF somebody
besides himself-somebody to whom he is
bound to be constantly attentive and re-
spectful. Certainly don't want nv dear
Bob to associate with those Of the other
sex whom he doesn't and cent respect
that is worse than billiards worse thar,
tavern brandy and water; worse than
smoking seltiahress at home But vow
L would rather 500 you turning over the
leaves of Miss Fiddlecombe's music book
all night than at billiards, or smoking. or
brandy and water, or all three 7h1cE
ciuy.
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DRY & FANCY GOODS

PROM
NtW YORK AND BJ~TOS ALAEEETE,
" Inch be has
BOUGHT FOR CASH At UHPRECEDENTED
LOW PRICES.
And from his LONG NT-Tier,s- has ~ tar II rom
pe'Iti ~. BeBS p,es7e nd ITIe,- 81 a TssrIlsu q
20 tJs an -ftsI
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WE INVITE PROPOSALS Fol

WE INVITE PROPOSALS FOR
our supply Of Slaves and Ee.a- ,or K.-.,s
Troy. - "1i "0iAr AZ
We give below a specification Of quantity sus
KIND which We sh III Ie.uir each month;
20 200 Spruce Slaves, I5k inches long,
70 UU Is
soooo White Pine Heads. planned on one side
eleven u u inches In diameter S'
ioV White Pine lead, planned on one s,de
ten u0l niche. In diameter O"' sue
o.vv white Pine H-.ds, planed On one side.
ni"e anu one- had w Inches IN da.Iu~tsr
H. BURDEN a nfDNl
March %, 1889. 2sds-s.
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IHE POWER OF MoNosYaLAgIt..--
10 one whose attention has NOT b,en
drawn particularly to the subject, it viii
be surprising to call to M nd how many
OF the most sublime api comprehe nsiye
passages III the English language consist
wholly or chiefly of monosyllables. OF
the sixty-six wor3.s composing the .ord's
Irayer' forty-e lght are of one syllable,
~ the seven teen words composing the
6eiden hui, fifteen are of one SYLLABLE.
Inc most expressive idea of the creative
power OF Jehovah is express, d entire ly in
monosy tables: "And God said. let there
Q, iiY at, and there was light" One of
.he most encouraging promises Of Scrip
tu G, is expressed in fifteen words, all but
he OF which are monosyllables Il love
them that love me-and those that seek
me early shall find me"
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RoSTON STORE.

40 SHOP wORN GOODS To MARK DOWN
ONE PRIZE ONLY
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CANNIBALIsM.-Th King of one of the
Marquesas Islands is at New York. and
Will soon come to New England He was
originally from Rochester, " Y, and now
reIoices in the name of "Cannibal Jack. A"
lie says he has never tasted human flesh
has h. S"hJoo.s aat :, s.i,I, ,.-.a, -.I..L
Their favoritc method of cooking men and
women, according to their kings state
ments, is as follows They take them
Just As you would pig, clean them aud
stun them with sweet scented leaves. and
hot stones. Then they lay hot stones on
the ground for AN oven, cover them with
leaves, put the bodies ON these. then more
leaves and hot stones, and finally a LAYER
OF earth to keep in the heat and the steam
from the green leaves Prisoners of war
and white men who happen to fall in their
hands are the principal victims Jack"
says he has several times saved white men
from being eaten by his subjects. bat all
his efforts to have them abandon their
habits of cannibalism have been entirely
In vain Despite the un-American habits
81 his Marquesas subjects, he proposes TO
return and take up the cares Of ROYALTY.
which lac has temporarily laid aside,
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"A CURIOUS DISCOVERY, kept secret
Tor fourteen years, has just come to lipht
at Ravenna. The workmen engaged in
dig ging canal near the present railroad
station, in 1854, found skeleton with a
ore'-stplate of fine gold buried face down
ward. The precious piece of armor.
which weighed six pounds, was broken ND
and the pieces secretly sold to jewelers.
Two larger pieces, which appear to have
been the shoulder bands, and are covered
with chasing and enamel, have b. en- given
up by jeweler in Faenza, but the re-
malnders are probably lost IT is known
that theodore buried the body of Odoa-
Ger after his murder at Ravenna, face
downward; and the Italian antiquarians
snppose that the golden harness is really
That of the first king of italy.
He CHUZzLEwIT HoTl.L.-The great
Ch uzzlewit dined there on his visit to
A. nerica, and damned his dinner with
~ Oh fine irony that the proprie tor thought
II nself complimented, and rebaptised his
lotel. Here you are said my friend,
It "a crack house on the American plan.
" III can breakfast on fried beafsteak,
ar eggs, cafe an delay, soggy toast,
an mel cakes, blanket cakes, and wash |
,at her cakes. You can dine on mock
N P, boiled porpoise, beef in the raw or
the chip, watery vegetables, quot pies;
u ! can have your choice, at two dollars
ottle, of twelve kinds of wine, all mix
In the same cellar and labelled in the
me shop. You can sup on soused tea,
asty sponge cake, and Patrick dis
elton. How do you like the bill of
tre?"-ZHeodore Winttrop.
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CUBA.-The Cuban steamer Command
atario has been recaptured off Stump
Key. The Cubans had left the vessel and
had taken refuge on shore.
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MEAICo.-lt was reported in Mexico
that Senior Romero would 20 10 Wash
ington on special mission
The pronunciamento of PolaciJ in favor
of Vega was gaining adherents.
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J. +. TUCKER, Mana<.r

= I11l1Ft, Siate ~, B0efon.
- LOCAL AGENTS AXE WANTED .,
every City and Town and z,,nl,c-,,,'I :. ~
c"nprtent parties for such axencn.- .i,h .,,..,t.
s =, d, should BE- andr--ssiio HENky
y, LID, hutland 20. Na'L1.al Bank, Rutland
County. d-9s,. '''''',k' on
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
SENTENCE OF THE SHREWS.
BURY MURDERERS.

REMARKS OF THE PRISONERS.
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