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!. THE FiERENCHI5oARn
Agreement to Allow It to Land ON.
aJlSi aioo y sQ0nditIOngdg dses 0dP
-, New YoRK, July 10.

.H1Ecoic o:dqEASlEW Y005K, July ~:
A Washington special says salts
with Secretary Fish by the officers OF
the French cable company, whereby
our Government permits the landing Of
the. oableEsupon, American territory.
The manager,of the French company,
after several Interviews with the Score
.tarYsf State; the manager of the French
company agreed to hand over TO
ment pledginE the, Company.to give up
their exclusive privilege in FEanceand
to accept the future Legislation of Con-
grsssiR regard 70 Atlantic telegEaphs.
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Austria.
WASHINGTON,

TT w 4AS114ENN4 4O4NJ q IIIJ 4Os
The July interests on the Virginia
State debt will not be paid before
January next, and it has not been ar
ranged to pay it even at that time.
families from the negHbor hood of Wen
ma, Austria, are coming to settle near
Richmond. They have already dis
posed of their effects in Austria and are
awaiting the return of their agent who
has been here recently to make ar
rangements for them. he Is now en-.
route for that country. Those already
here are delighted with their prospects.
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a Vermont editor has Invented
now iI{st thod of tonsing delfnquent sub
aorIhars n~M 10 3 sense of their duty. be
writes an obituary notice Of them' "
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EL1HU GREea, was found guilty last
Friday, at Klngwood, of firing the
Klngwood court house. The penalty iH
death. I - ~ -. - .-.t o---. !.
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nv, oropaE sRxRswooD,

HON, GEORGE 6HAksHooOS no.
1,,,t.a of ths supreme Court Of PennsVIpd'ItG.
PHILADELPHIA June ], 1859.
ar bova tound by experience that Hoot.
,o,151 N tSorTnaI Bitters Is o very gooo Lon1ci
relieving dyspsgRHsa6sK pssgRH6KsyE KsyERR RRaEfHtkssWooD. Efts
rectly. So = - i,lTI.,,
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BLOOD R1FIER, s

ever known, and win cure all diseases re-
snltInp from bad blood. Keep your
MOOD pure, keep your Liver in order,
Keep your digestive organs in
sound, healthy condltlon. ny
the use or these remedies
and no disease VIII
ever assall you.
E "a
THE CoMPLKxIoN.-Ladles who Wish e
fair az in and good complexion, 1fee from
ve1loViah tinRe and all other diBnguremenls,
ShonId n "a thege remedies occasionally. The
Liver in perfect order, and the blood pure.
will result In sparkling eyes ana plooLllnE
cheeks.
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:. NEWS MI SUMMARY.
BY, TELEGRAPH.

b., -Dinsmore's kerosene refinery on
.106th street, New York, burned Sunday
night. Loss $50, 600. H ari 4-.-.
s,-Messrs. August Belmont s. Co., o
New York, refused Saturday to obey
the order of Judge McCune by which
they were directed to place the Fenian
fund OF s.. 600 in the hands of a receiver
appointed by the court. Judge Mo
Cnne, upon learning this fact, ordered
the disobedient parties to appear before
him on Tuesday and show reason why
they should not be punished for con-
tempt. mn ', .ts...
President Grant and party arrived
at Long Branch yesterday morning,
During the chase on Gardner's
Island, Col. Ryan 1t is said, was fred
upon several times but escaped unhurt.
He has place of concealment from
which he cannot be dislodged except
by artillery. It is impossible for those
not in the secret to reach the spot with
out risking their lives. He has with
him now about 20 men, among them
are lawyers, physicians, artists, ma
chinists and excellent musicians.
The Frigate Guerrero, arrived al
| New York yesterday, from Rie Janiero
with 46 destitute Americans on board.
The steamship Trittania, fromtG Glas'
gov, arrived n.New York. -'''' -
Commodore Bucyner died in Brook
lyn, Saturday.
The Steamship TrIpoll. from Liver
pool arrived at Boston.
n. L. Frlsbee, young man en-
nIo-oI "a n aoloonNun I'm tha bOusa ni
Gorden, MCCLELLAN & Co., of Cleveland,
Ohio, drowned himself In Sandusky
bay Monday morning. Y-E m ~ -
-AyKapsasC City dispatch .saYs!a por-
tlon of the bridge being built over the
Marias Des Cygues river. on the Miss
souri, River, Fort Scott s. Gulf railroad,
aud about seven miles south of Peori,
Kansas, fell in Saturday, killing four
men, and, seriously injuring another.
The cause of the accident is not known.
The husband. wife and three child
rem burned at Mast Hope have been
identified as John krach, Elizabeth his
wife. and their. children, David, ten
vears old; Lizzte,- three; Katy, lone.
They had started from Morrisania for
Illinois. 90 Eea sC3 ~
"A Saengerfest in Rochester, N. Y,
is participated in by societies from Buff
falo, Erie, Syracuse and Hamilton. It
commenced Monday. The principal
buildings are finely decorated. The
influx OF strangers is large. In the
evening grand concert was given at
the rinkg " .1StJ-E r
Eight of the New York bankers ar
rested on the charge OF violating the
usurys laws were arraigned before
Judge Cardozo in the court of Oyer and
Terminer yesterday. Edward R. Jones,
George Phipps and David NJ. Morrison
pleaded guilty. Van Buskirk's coun-
sci withdrew the Informal plea of gull.
ty. The trial OF those who had pleaded
not guilty was set down for Thursday,
Judge, Cardozog announced that he
would not sentence those who plead
guilty until after the trial of the
S, !F--sT I =
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rL,mnni6nati, vas IiaitedIhEa feaEf1l

nCIncinnau was Visited ibya fearful
rain storm Sunday, ,aftef .saEhe
city was deluged, sewers burst, astreets
were overflowed and cellars food. A
horse was drowned in q basement sta-
BILE before he could be got, ont. IA little
girl sitting IN the midst OF the family
Mss Many se@ store roos ssG Wefe G dsiuged in the
lower part Of the city. The damage to
private property 10 estimated at $20, 600.
1t is!runoEsa thAtT Ic6mpany is
forming to lay, o cable between Ger
many and America .nextI yehr.Sy yWhe
western teEmiilnB WILL EJl5aE neaIFP PoItss
moutn', y ~ 5Gt tng ilsviSSst SsEL
wIr.stSy ~ SISl
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HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief J,l.tiee Gt he SSiprens oOir4e Pa.' writes
-. PHILADELPHIA March 49, lsS7' :
ur hnd HoofiandH 3 German bltteLs ~ 9
,,oo1 t15Sie. tIeefuI In diseases OF the d1GesuNe
S1Uans. and Of great benent In cases OF t1te 1e
SitftV- and want OF nervous nctlon III 'He
GEO. W: WOODHAlhnn.
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HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC.
HooFLAND,s GERMAN TONIC

is a pleasant preparation of the Bitters for
those who do not like extreme Bitters. u
Is composed of all the tngredients OF Ihe
Bitters combined with pure Santa cruz rum
and agreeable nRvOrinH extracts. Its use l
recommended when some pure stlmulant ls
required In correction with the tonic pro-
peT1ies OF the BitterS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND.
rornan,s Franchise question.

The WOmanS8 EFAnchlse WuesIIOns 7
.,.. ..-.. .. LONDON, July 10.
The first general meeting of the Wo-
mans Franchise Society was held here
yesterday. Among the notables pres
ent were John Stuart Mill, Lord
Houghton, Hon. James Stansfeld, Hen
ry FaWcett, Rev. Chas. Kingsley and
Louis Blame. There were also many
ladies present. Addresses were deliv-
cred and resolutions unanimously
adopted in favor of female suffrage.
FRANCE. . ..s- +
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nrAn RHAr fEoPLksAK Y
READ KHAr PEOPLE s4E :

Who could ask for more substantial testl7
rnony than IL thus given.
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a;Saii9ss15 =; 9, E1Se % :Sai ".;i
CINCINNATI; July l9sI
I Weather ar;Ethermometera at. .S2o.
There was IVY rain this after
nuon' HsaiEJd spO a. EElaIyus Ssiitls5n 70
.gIY6I II L4S-OInp.
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The Kevv cabinet.

.r PARIS, July ~.
Marshal Valiant, has been reap
pointed Minister of the Imperial House,
hold. The press OF the city regard the
new Cabinet one of the transitions
OnlV,
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s''s - 1'.e's=e PrrrsBURaH, July 10.
Weather :seisar and pleasant; ther-
mofneter at77e5 ~ r1iS.s ..,I .,.!,;, ll,,i It;
,.lRsis q ~ ..kl.l4.. ]. =
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-18
TEE HoysTH0Ip,,s

a Good Washing Rscipe-Mix half gallon of
soft-soap with Haff a gill OF alcoh0It rub this
miStafe on the s0fled Clothes, and s1Bk them
three hours in moderately warm water; then
rinse out nicely in clean water. = /fL sFAs -
To Nuke Leaeea Stir cernineal ia a pint Of
fresh bnttermilk; add an old yeast cake dis
Sstar SssS a make t tRs
rise. When wen risen add more meal make it
into cakes, and dry in fhe shade, ~
To Care Ce,ma=aDissoiVe, glue as. you would
TO mend furniturs; spread It on the ieorns /;
place muslin rags over them to prevApt the
glue from sticking to the stockings repeat the
application 9,few times, and the cure will be
effectual N Il, ,tD51A4E5 4its .i..
sa9ssges. To fifty ponnds Of meat, ground
well, and add half q pound brown sugar; this
prevents the sausage from becoming strong.
No water should be used on sausages at all /,
and good deal of fat meat should be mixed
in with the lean pieces in grinding TO make the
sausage rich enough to cook itself. s 5-.si
Cheap Recipe for Dyen9 Blue, = Proeure the
iSiss Ct ripe elder berries ~ prsssng them
alum. Boil the article designed to be eolored
blue in this mixture in q copper kettle ten
minutes. Air, dry and rinse s,s,
one pint of wine, the Juice of three lemons.
and two pounds of 1oafsugar; mix, beat it
well, and as the froth rises put it into glasses
to be served. wa sSf ~ 10 10
lttce ladatRg--BolE haif pound OF rice IN
new milk when cold add half pound of but
ter, half pound of sugar, ten eggs beaten
we'll; flavor with cinnamon and nutmeg. Bake
in n pudding dish one hour.
Tea Cakes.-Three eggs, three cups of sugar,
one cup of butter, enc quart of flour, teaspoon
fnl of soda, a little salt, and buttermilk enough
to knead it we'll Bake in n brisk oyen.
To Preserre Observation-Disclosures the straw
berries in clear weather and near the middle of
the day, and after they are picked add pound
of loafsugar to pound of the fruit. Sprinkle
the sugar over the berries in a bowl, and let
them stand several hours, or overnight will
not injure them then pour them into pre-
serving kettle, and let them boil gently n few
minutes, after which take out the berries and
boil the syrup about half hour, and when
of white paper dipped in brandy on the top.
Tie up the jar securely, and put it in cool,
dry place.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-18

"From our most tender years, nothing was
deareF, more precious to us, than to honor the
veneration, the most intimate devotion of orr
heart, and to do all that appeared TO US likely
to contribute to her glory, praise. land the
1S49.
If such is the language of Plus TX. since
his earliest youth, # he had but one single
desire, that of loving, scrving, and honoring
what should be our feelings, we who have
been placed beneath him to receive his ex-
ample7 Let us initiate this by recalling the
words of the Gospel: THE servant is not
with Plus TX. in exalting the Mother of God.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-18
SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING co.
Office, 81 Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS la.

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS, equal in durability,
and far superior in Other respects to sheet Slate PIT
at much less cost This Roofing is adapted 20 steep
well rs to fiat roofs making of valley CUTTERS etc. etc.
thereby dispensing with the of metal for that pur
SiRte cost Of transportation comparatively small and
the mode of application quite simple does not affect
but rather improves the water No painting required
1t be applied to the sides Of buildings well the
roof, making :ne whole fire proof As covering for
Steamboat Roofs 1t is superior to anything in
Parties interested be referred to numerous roofs
in city. Of them the largest constructed in
city during the past year.
Communications addressed to EDwD THOMPSON,
Secretary and Treasurer win receive prompt attention
myl6 3m
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r w E S t
j.. - PRACTICAL DENTIST.
Established rSenty.four years]
2 Nortb Street. opposite Lafayette SGua

3 North Street opposite Lafayette Square.
Respectfully informs the citizens OF New Orleans that
he performs all operations tho TEETH in y most
Skiful and Satisfactory His prices, although
seemingly high, ultimately prove cheaper than the
cheapest =
His method of supplying ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
has procured him universal appreciation, and is recon-
being the most ingenious system hitherto in.
vented all restoring perfect articulation and
mssticaton perfect and natural in appearance
to defy detection by the closest observer.
The superiority of Dr. WIS Artificial Teeth has been
too known by hundreds who enjoying the bene-
ats of them to require any enuueratng Persons desi-
rous of avang themselves of such would well call
enamine his specimens. DIR. Vests method of FILL
ING TEETH with GOLD combines all the modern i'm
Those Interested will find these statements
to be entirely and scrupulously correct
Teeth Extracted without pain ja24 6m
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Little drops of rain brighten the meadows
and little acts of kindness brighten the
world.
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page CO.'S IMPROVED ROOFING
INSURE All. FULLY GUARANTEED.
OFFICE, 9s CAMP STREET.
Ro,--ng Material than New York prices n99
NEW ORLEANS GAS WORKS, october IG, 1868

~
There eight of PAGE G. CO.'S ROOFS at the New
Oreuns Gas Works, and all perfectly tight Those Pss
late severe Storm when the best Of slate roofs tailed e
keep ont the rain, not single leak cOuld be founu IN
the roofs covered by Page & Co. During the last three
years employees of these Works have had some twenty
of these Page & Ca Roofs, and, without exception
speak Of them in the highest terms NY expeesbbSee
with this roofing has been perfectly satisfactory tA
/ convinced that any has only TO give them
trial to become satisfied Of their merits.
WIN. MCCULLOUGH, Manager.
fully concur in the above and recommend messrs'
Page Co persons desiring work in their line 1ne
Gas Light Company have had extensive dealings VIII
this firm. and have always found them prompt anu
Bile. (n22 Iyl N. .. j. TISDALE, Genl SuP't-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

INCONVENIENCE We noticed on our
trip to and from the State Fair that many
improvements were being made along the
line Of the Rutland railroad. The depots
have been greatly improved during the
last two years, and are now, as far as We
saw, all in excellent condition many OF
them having been recently repaired and
painted
The telegraph line too, has been under
going change for the better. New posts
have been set, and the line has, in some
Instances, been changed to the opposite
slde of the road from where it was for
merly. And last, though not least inter-
esting to US, the sidewalk on Centre
street, in both directions from the
HERALD building has been greatly i'm
proved during the last month, under the
direction of DIR. Adams. A good marble
walk now extends from Merchants Row
TO the Rutland National Bank, with the
exception of small space in front of
Richardson's wooden block, where a new
plank walk has just been laid. North of
The Bank we notice ditch is being dug on
the front Of Evelyn Pierpoint's vacant lot,
which we are told is intended to receive
The foundation of stone wall which is
soon to be built to support sidewalk to
lake the place of the rickety one now
there.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICE,

The American people are eInphatically " fast
livea~." The constant wear and tear of brain and
muscle brings on manv ailments, including dis
pepsia and all its attendant horrors, such as bill
ions headache. loss of appetite stupOr. hypOchOn-
dra and general debility of the whole system.
All persons thus afflicted need some gentle stmu-
liant, which comprises medical properties and the
virtues of the best tonic. Such article can be
found in ALLEYS CONGRESS BITTERs. They are
not "A cheap Whiskey, but scientific combina-
ton of some sixteen kinds Of Roots and Banks,
ali of which are Acknowledged by the Medical
Faculty to contain curative and tonic properties.
One important ingredient is the Prickly Ash
Berry. celebrated throughout Europe a pre-
ventive of Asiatic cholera, and Of all summer
some reliable family medicine on hand, not only
as cure but as preventive, and all who believe
that pure curative stimulant ia preferable to the
many poisonous compounds usually called "Bour-
bon Whiskcy." should purchase and use ALIENS
CONGRESS BIrTERs. Address w. ALLEN, Pro-
prietor Fort Edward, N. Y. l4:wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

NUs1CAL QUE1RA - Oan one pioh
Locks music with the keys Of . piano
What are organic remains, ana sfe
they fragments 81 tune
WHIST il the commercial value Of note
of music s3.Y.. aa 4
Is q musical score over OF under TWEEN.
ty?
rep organs?
Will wizard oil cure musical strains?
Have galops anything to do with horss
racing?
L. . box at the opera musical box I?
Ii cornet Of dragons In the bandP
Where are sticks to be obtained foz
either the drum of the ear ora drum Of
fgs2
What kind Of instrument IL the fiddle
dee-dee? saaa i f =. 5~4e
What is the difference between a Gre
mona violin and Scotch fiddle? You
scrape one and scratch the other.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE, No. AZ
HOWARD ST. BOSTON.

HOWARD ST., BOSTON.
DIR. FREDERICK MORRILL, gives special at
tenton to diseases of the genitO-u.inary organs,
and all chronic and difficult diseases in both sexes,
his great success in those long standing and diff
cult cases, such were formerly considered in
curable is sufficient to commend him to the pub
lie worthy the extensive patronage he has re-
ceived.
DIR. MORRILL'S FEMALE SPECIFIC,
For Married and Single Ladies-Twenty years
experience has proved it superior to any other
medicine for suppression, irregularities, &C. 1t
restores the patient to health and vigor. The
constantly increasing demand for this reliable
remedy has induced us to put this within the
means of all Price $500.
DIR. MORRILL, is admitted by the best medi-
cal talent Of the country 70 have no equal in the
treatment of Female Complaints, and 1t is NO I'M
usual occurrence for physicians in regular prac-
tice to recommend parties to him TOR treatment
when afflicted with diseases in his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attentiO0,
both medically and surRically. Board, with old
and experienced nurses, will be furnished those
who wish TO remain in the city during treatment.
The poor advised free Of charge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice. by letter,
and enclosing the usual fee, will be answered BY
return mail. Medicines sent to all parts Of the
country. 2l:wly
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Young Man or Woman, IL you wish to avoid
the destructive m,ladies which are caused by
errors committed IN esrly life, or would be freed
fiom the chains Of disease forged by youthful in
di.crctions peruse the works Of DR. Hayes, Con-
sultins Physician of the pritody Medical Insti-
tute, b ,,ton. tic Science of Life or Self
Pre-ervation" teas II on the and ply
steal debility, rest ration % manh I'D r".. I,
mastery msnn~r, and his bee me IN. IN
pppul n medical WORN ~ thr ay. ~, ,rp
Medical institute publ sh t. md ASP, u, -. s.n'c
EN- nent author. sexual Physi"l X, o. Woman,
apd her Diseases See. tine aivcr' is, ment OF
the Peabody Medical Institute iu another
column 27wlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

ACClDENT.-Abner w. Field, an engi
neer, who was running An engine at the
marble quarry, at Sutherland Falls, in
going down stairs yesterday afternoon
made mis-step and fell to the bottom
s'h dislocated his hip. He called fol-
help, told them his hip was out of join,
and asked them to assist III replacing it,
upon which they took hold and drew upon
hlo log. whereupon. to use his own IAN
gu1ge. sit slipped back aud popped like
ayun"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
VER4ONT MUTUAL FIRE M
~ 6CRASCE COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1850

TIE 4emhrpoffhe Vermont Mutual Fire In.
sursnce Company arr her By notified thar the
fabrv1ng Assessments have ben % de by the Di-
Dstor- OF ali notes In force on the following days,
~ WIT
N"venbss 70. 1883, per cent Dec~mh-r 20
leeS. per cent January l6. 1858. psr cent !;
Jssusry q, 1853, pc, nj. February Is. 1869,
y per oers. n .rch I, 1863 < pr oeat March
1865. per cent. March 10. 1863, / per cent;
Apsh .. 1873, per can'. May n, 1863, I peg
csnt June Q. iss9. y per Get, making per
crnt. Sor the year end ny August I, 1893. Sid
PEI censage 20 be cast upsn the original amount
ne premium note without 2 terence &, any en-
dorsemenf, and 10 b. pdn to tho Treasurer 1t his
o0ce, IN nontpelser, on OF before the 10Th day u
Ost1bss, 1888.
Ms@beu Of the company Will nnd 10 the hands
- the Representative eject TO the Legislature oe
Local Agents 81 the C0mpsny . schedule -h0vtng
the amount Of as sessmests due frssm each rppec-
lively and they srs parssculasly de-i-ed - soe
hat the money for snents il forw.rcen to
the onhce Ia Dctob-r. Th- assessments must be
psad wh~n due. Those who fail thus pay ought
not 70 eEpect to be- p-id n their Iaopsrry de-
sfxoy~d ~ nre. A little stfen'bsn 20 thus On the
part o. the members of the Company, at the pgvp-
er time, Will save them -xpens. d trouble frss
Section 9Th, Act Of Incorporation your policy,
which will be enforced
IT. THURsToN,
Treasurer.
Montpelier, August 80, 1869.
3703W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

ne basis of its remedial properties is a vegeta
BILE compound.
1T WILL RESTORE GhAY HAIR TO liz
ORIGINAL COLOR.
II will keep the hair from falling out.
II cl-anses the scalp and makes the hair soft
lus'rous and silken.
1t Is splendid hair dressing.
r. P. HALL & co. Nashua, N II. Projectors
For sale by all Druggists.
kep'2-wlm
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AJEST PAWLET ACADEMY

HENRY 8. BAKER, A. B., Principal.
The Fall Term of IL weeks opens September
8th, 1863.
Competent teachers viii assist in the several
departments.
6psciA sttentinn will b given to those fitting
foa College or for teaching.
Tuition: Common English Branches, $500.
HIGHER English Branches, 400. Languages,
81 600. -,
Board can be obtained in private families ct
reaaOnsble rates. .6t
Bull payable at the middle OF the term. For
further inGoymation inquire Of 500
A A. " 3! M ynnTT. Directors.
IN. SHAW.
J.. n. WIsENAN, Secretary.
West Pavlet Aug. Soth 1850. 9osw1w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS PRACTICE IN I'VE
TREATMENT OF DISEASES INCIDENT
TO FEMALES,

Has placed DR.. Dow at the head Of ell physi-
clans, making such practice speciality. and en-
abes him to guarantee . speedy and permanent
cure in the worst cases Of Suppression and all
other Menstrual arrangements, from Whatever
cause. All letters for advice must contain one
dollar.
Office, No. Edincott street, Boston.
N.B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment. a ,-
Boston, July, ls69. 37w1y