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HASN'T HAD JOB. = A hardshell
Baptist preached in Washington city
lately, and took for his text, God made
man in his own image" He commenced.
IAN honest man is the noblest work of
God" than made long pause, and look
ing about the audience, exclaimed, 'But
I opine God Almighty hasn't had job in
this city for nigh onto fifteen years"
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COBURN & RYAN,
Rutland, VI
TIE PLASTER OF THE TIME,
AILCOCK'S POROUS.
For sale by

In lumbaso they act like charm. In f."
hours a violent cough is relieved by Plaster APP
piled To the chest. Many persons believe cold
cannot be taken while a Plaster Is worn there
this do know, they greatly assist in the cure
of a neglected cold, 50 often the introducer OF
Consumption.
CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER.
\ gentleman, after a severe sickness, had lesion
Of the liver. Every quick movement or sudden
Jar gave hum severe pain, often laying him up foI
days.
In this condition, lie applied over the part AZ
fected an AllcOck's Porous Plaster. At first, If
emed 10 irritate, 80 it was taken off. But the
marked improvement he experienced afterward
gave him courage TO try again, and he therefore
applied another plaster. In Il few days something
gave way slipped" to use the gentleman's own
words. There was some soreness for few days
after, then his health perfectly restored
Upon being sounded by his physician the adhe'
sion oT lesion ~ found 10 be gone.
Principal Agency, Br nd eth House, New York
bold by all Druggist. -u2iSwlm
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UNION SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS,
4OSTATE STR Z EFT, q OST On
NOTICE.

In and after May Is, 1869, the charge on spe-
ciadeposits of Coupon Securities will be raised
fro, 81 to .2 per $1,000, and on Registered seeur-
itiefrom 80 cents TO 81 per $1,000; and reduced on
Silvr and Gold Plate from = to 81 per 600.
HENRY LEE,
my l0d2w. Manager
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THE ALBANY & SUsQUEHANNA Il. T.
The Albany u Susquchanna Railroad
Company are now perfecting arrange.
ments for selling tickets from Binghampton
to all points north as far as Montreal
Tickets are also sold over this road TO all
points in the southwestern and western
part of the State-the distance and fare
being less than by any othor route.
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r. For all those distressing and afhlcung
mallies which originate in scrofula, or an en-
feebld or vitiated state Of the BLOOD nothing can
equathe tonic and purifying effect OF Or. An
dersIo Water, pure solution OF Iodine
disscved in pure water without a solvent.
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~ We should not hesitate to recommend 10
any friend of ours, Parsons Purgatiye filis
the are scientifically prepared, and are adapted
to 81 the purposes of good purgative medicine
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HAD A SEASON TICKET. The Adycr-
tsser tells of resident Of one of the sub
urban towns who found the services 1T
church very quieting and fell asleep, He
was finally disturbed by the toned, Of a
contribution box i'll the hands OF one, ,oi
the deacons. who was taking up a coliec-
ton. bat without opening his eyes. the
sleeper CALCULATED Season" and sunk
back to resume his nap. 1t is unneresssl-
ry to say that he was Scasou-tIckct pas
senger On "A railroad
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ALLEYS CONGRESS BIrrERs

Regulate the stomach and bowels, purify thu
bio, ID and produce healthy appetite after which
all diA sssss OF the body must cease; visor win b.
restored end lie become . source Of happiness
Try them. Sold By all druggists.
Manufactured By w. ALLEN,
apl5dly Fort Edward, N. Y.
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q Decidedly the best remedy that has ever
ben discovered for rheumatism, swollen or sun
joats, flesh wounds, sprains, bruises, cuts, ana
buns, is Johnson's Anodyne Liniment we use
it nd always recommend it to our friends'
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~ In the Spring months, the system natural.
~ undergoes q change, and Helmbolds HIGHLY
Concentfated Extinct Of 9arsapayilla Il an asigt.
ant Of the gzoatsst value.
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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, MA

stnding Just where the ground opened
al saved herself by climbing up the
falen rubbish. One man, after being
buied thirteen hours, was dug out alive.
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NJ Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparilla cleanses
and renoyates the blood nstils the vigor OF health
into the system, and purges out the humors that
make disease.
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gS,@ clear, smooth skin and beautiful com
plexion follows the OF Helmbold's Concen-
trated Extract SarsaparIlla.
1t removes black spots pirnfles and all erup-
tons OF the skin.
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such as salt lh.uln. Cancer, Consumption. A.
there Is nothing hat can equal the purifying IL
fleets 81 Iodine ~hen administered III a TuTt
state.
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"BUY ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOODy'

"BUY ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOODY
DIR. Langleys Root and Herb Bitters are
suie remedy for Liver Complaint in all its forms
Hun'ors OF the Blood and Skin, Scrofula, Dyspep-
STA, Costiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice, Head.
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels
restore the appetite, purify the blood strengthen
the body, and thoroughly prepare It to resist dis
easss Of all kinds. GEO. G. GOODWIN CO.,
Boston. Sold by all druggists. mlsd4m
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FUN
And Pimples on the Face, use Perry t1medone
and PiInple Remedy, prepared only by Dr. b. &.
Perry, Az Bond street, New York. sold every
where The trade supplied by wholesale drug
gists. marchodeod&~1m
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,JSpefixI S6tifts.
VICTORY.

A CONQUEST INSTANT AND SUBLIME,
Ger spiteful Nature and DER blishtine Iime'
Hair white or gray, or red as sunset sky
Assumes Black or Brown, that charms the
eye,
Beneath the spell of CRIsTADoROSD DYE
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE.
AND BEAUTIFIER.-This famous preparation
is guaranteed to preserve the hair IN its full beauty
and luxuriance throughout life. II the hair is
thin, it thickens it; if dull and dead-looking it
gives it magnificent gloss. 1t is warranted to
remove scurf and dandru, prevent the hair falling
off, restore it in bad spots. canse it to curl, and
keep it in splendid order under all circumstances
and in all climates.
Sold by druggists and applied by all hair dress
ers. Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane. Primer
pal depot No 6 Astor House. apr2siHTim.
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NJ Quantity VS.. Quality. Uelmbold's Ex-
tract Sarsaparilla. The dose is small Those
who desire large quantity and large doses OF
medicine err
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ANOTHER SPANISH OUTRAGE.-A
special was received at Washington on
Thursday by the British minister, from
the English consul at Havana, giving AN
account of another Spanish outrage on
the high seas. According to this des-
patch, a Spanish war vessel hailed an
English brig at sea, and the latter refus-
ing to stop, was fired into by the Spaniard
and sunk This is the substance of the
despatch, which Mr.. Thornton immediate
ly sent over the cable. AS the dispatch
was extremely meager, not stating wheth-
er the information respecting the outrage
was received originally from the Spanish
man of war, or from some survivors of
the sunken brig, the authorities scarcely
know whether to credit it or not
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II Those who desire Brilliancy Of complexion
must purify and enrich the blood, which Helm
bold's Concentrated Extract of Sarsaparilla in
variably does. Ask for Helmbold's. Take no
other.
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BOSTON STOkE.
JOHN ROGERS

w"ula respectfully Announce 10 the eiiizens -
Rutland and vicinity. that he has returned from
the Boston and NeE York markets with the nogt
extensive line -
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OF the injurious effects of Face Powders and
Washes. All such remedies close up the pores u
the skin, and IN "A short time destroy the COM
plrsipu. II YOU would have a fresh, healthy and
youthful appearance, Use HelnbOld's Extract
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I'VE INVITE PROPOSALS For

NAVE INVITE PROPOSALS FOR
w uuT sufTiy - StAy-s and Heads ioT hss-
fur the neat - nDilths. delivered az Npikr in
IIus.
w give below specification - guAHti'g AL
kind shleii @, IA - -. uire each month.
-5p u.o Spruce sias+s. A. y inches long.
- $50 IS
.n.Us Mln:. Pine Heads, plan-a 0n one rlls
rl,trE ~ luthta- IA dlamstsI
1000 white Pine Esuds. planned 90 one
f-ii lu inches In diameter
5000 white Pine Heads, TlaIl-l GA G. ..-..l.
nine and one-hai 8 3 inches m diAm.ts
~. BI kDEN a .5A-s
MaIrh -, ls'p. 20 80
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
EnR RACK MnKMS

Sreckles and Tan from the face, use Pcrry'
Moth and Freckle Lotion. Sold by all druggists
by DR.. Is. :. Perry.
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~ Helmb0ls Concentrated Extrac; 81 -sa-
parIlla, is the great Blood Purifier.
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rERrNIAN aYEur.

protected SOLUTION ai tae prJ,uNIle % mon,
which is 90 prepared thar u .l.-Hai.a'es 90; once
with thu blood. a.s .a .H,u+;h slsor anl l.sg life
20 tho whole ys,eil.
To take ga #lIgliia t,.,irc Gi-,sa~ D.i-'ui.,I rs
\ deficiency go re blood IS liu-'' r,-ragIrr tu
the system, - Ike trying To- I-puT a buIlIiHR
when the found s-luIi D. :, .tI.-.
An eminent divine sty- u have }#e,I tI-in.
the Peruvian syrup tor some iiTl. past - lrs.
me new Ni-tgt h9"g 'f.y ut tIrstz elasticity "a
muscle"
Pamphlet eJutaIuII- Certificate 81 clI.-. Arll
rccomnl nda'i us tTufE -f'urot the most ,uIn.u'
physicians, C.oteyiuor. sE ofie, vil he -,n; iIee
7 70 any i3lT,s~.
The genuine ha. Peruvian syrup blown "a the
glass.
!. +. bINSMOEI.. prnTr- ,ior.
No 30 Dey 81, Ngx York.
81 IN. LII I-rL---.L-t--
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EURorE.-The power of the Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland is to be increased for
the more effectual repression of outrages
in that unhappy country.
The friends of the Mayor of Cork
held a great meeting in that city on Satur-
day evening, and expressed their condem-
nation of the conduct of the Government
toward Mr. O'Sullivan, the Mayor.
The Spanish Minister of State, stated
in reply to question of Senior Orense, i'll
the Cortes on Saturday, that, although
the Government fully recognized the i'm
portance of the Gibraltar question, it
could not negotiate for the cession of that
stronghold until the nation was strongly
constituted and financially recognized.
The Emperor Napoleon made a
speech at Charities on Sunday. in reply to
an address from the Mayor of the place,
in which he referred to the coming cleo
tions, and invited men of all parties "to
aid in the advancement of the cause of
Liberal Progress, by choosing az their re-
representatives. men worthy of such a mis-
sion" He was visiting horticultural
exhibition
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A Row. = The Good Templars Of
Georgetown, Mass, had lovely intestine
fight the other night T"-~ s"o.ig"~ con
tested for the charter, and in the fracas
that noble document was torn up, and the
deputy, who came to install an obnoxious
set of officers, was literally kicked out and
down the stairs-all which is very frater-
nal.
GRATUIToUs TRIBUTE.-Rev DR.. Bel
lows, of New York, received a gratuitous
tribute to his moral excellence from the
good deacon who piloted him and his com
panion on a tramp among the northern
lakes After several days absence they
returned, and paid off their pilot pretty
literally, when be remarked II guess
you are pretty respectable fellers, for
haven't heard you swear once since we've
been gone"
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D1- Not few of the worst disorders that AZ
tIct AZ nilInd arise from corruption OF the blood
Helm b. td's Extract str-apIrilla 8, a remedy Of
the i'm, 81 yaluc.
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THE BISHOP PILL
The BISHOP PILL
The BISHOP PILL

THE BISHOP PILL
The BISHOP PILL
THE BISHOP PILL
NOT 'brandreths-not 'Ayer's'-not Wright
But
"COsTAkb" BISHOP PHI
(which Ia bound to take the place of ali o.bsrsr
4 purely vegetable L Ill trugaI coated and ~ .r
traordinary efficacy for Costivenesu, indigert,on-
Dyspe psia, Headaches, Nervous Debility. IiyeI
Complaint, &c."-[Medical Journal, sept 81
Positively the best Pill in the World,
Thousands Of Boxes now used.
All Druggists In Rutland sell them
Or address "COsTAR," No. 10 Crosby Street.
New York.
'sThat Cough will Kill you"
Try "Costar's Cough Remedy.
"Colds and Hoarsenes- lead 10 DEATH"
Try '.Cortar'-" Cough Remedy.
"For Croups-wboopiDg Coughs, &c"
Try 'Costarsn Cough Remedy.
"Costar says IL Is the best in the wide world
and II he says se-it- True-Its True-its True:
and We say FRY TRY it-Try it."
Morning Paper, Aug. 3Gl
All Druggists in Rutland sell II.
Or address '-COsTAR," No. 10 Crosbyist., ~. Y,
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pR- II. ANnERs, IonINr MArER

k1-We notice that the Agricultural papers all
over the country recommend the use OF sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders.- ErcAan1e.
Farmers and others in this section have long
known and appreciated the advantages OF these
Powders over all Others
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EAST INDIA TELKaRAPH-Gov. Cur
tin, president Of the East India Telegraph
Company, and A. K. Mcclure, solicitor Of
the corporation, had an interview with
the secretaries of State and of the
Navy on Tuesday last in relation to the
introduction of the telegraph into China.
The company have a grant, procured by
Mr.. Burlingame when he was the Anne
rican minister in China, authorizing them
to lay cable between Canton end Shang-
hal, thus connecting the commercial cities
of the Asiatic coast by telegraph.
They have five hundred miles of cable
ready to ship and lay down, and will have
the remaining five hundred miles ready
to ship during the summer. Orders will
be issued to the commander ofthe Asiatic
squadron to render all the necessary aid
and protection. The state department
will instruct our minister and consuls to
give their official aid to the enterprise
This line will be completed during the
present year, and by that time there will
be continuous line from the Mediter-
ranean sea via India to China, thus con-
Meeting the commercial cities of the Ash
attic coast with Europe and America
DECLINE OF PRlCES.-The Financial
Chronicle, of New York, attributes the
present depression of business to the fall
in breadstuffs. 1t says that collections
at the West are made slowly and with
difficulty; for with lower prices for his
products the farmer finds himself unex-
pectedly crippled in his capacity to pay
what no owes, or to maintain the scale of
expenditures to which long period of high
prices has accustomed him. The West
ern merchant, therefore, is not in posi-
ton to meet the claims of his Eastern
creditors, or 10 buy goods to an extent
corresponding with their recent importa-
tons.
With prices and demand both reduced,
some branches Of trade and manufacture
carried on at a loss and az the West
ern market enters largely into the caleu-
lations of merchant and manufactures,
the Chronicle thinks that the latter must
soon be compelled to seek compensation
in a reduction of the price of labor, or of
the raw materials or of both. Then comes
this statement, which we hope is well
founded:
THE cost of the main element of sub
sistence has declined about one-half; fuel
has fallen in nearly an equal proportion
clothing is rapidly cheapening, and the
prospects of the Southern crops encour-
age the hope of cotton yield which will
give fresh impulse to this tendency; and
although animal food still remains high,
yet the reduced profits upon grain grow
ing will naturally direct attention to
cattle farming, and increase our supply OF
beef and pork. Thus it will be seen that
the return of breadstuffs to comparatively
low prices, leads the way to general re-
duction in the value of all domestic pro-
ducts embraced in the costs of living
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"COSTAR'S"
STA NDARD PARATIoNs
ARE
''COstsrs" Rat, Roach, &C, Exterminat0rs.
ssCostar's" Bed Bug Externinators.
''Costar'-" lonly purel Insect Powder.
81 B.wareii Of spurious irnitatiOns."
"An Druggists In Rutland ELI them"
Address '.Co-tar," 10 Crosby St, ~. V, CT John
r. Henry lSueeessor tol Dernzs Barnes a. ,, a
Park Row. -. Y.
SOcsoIa by r. PENN A. GO, Rutland, vi.
ulyl3d&aly
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!. T.. blNSMUEE. rtrpr ,tor.
~ "a. H. - ~. IL
scRoFULA,

For all the Protsaa fa,1n, of I..-, o,iatn,,inr
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lion dollars will be refunded under this

lion dollars will be refunded under this
decision.
The Spanish minister had an inter
view with the Secretary of State on Mon
day, respecting Cuban affairs. He in
formed Secretary Fish that he had posi-
tive information that extensive organiza-
tons were on foot in the leading cities to
cid the insurgents with men and money.
Two or three delegations from Alex
andria, Va, have called to see the Presi-
dent within the past few days, having in
view the disposition of federal Offices in
that city. There is an anxiety among
the colored citizens there to have persons
of their own race appointed to prominent
offices, and in advocacy of each appoint
ment, two or three colored delegations
have lately visited the President.
An order is soon to be issued assign
ing fifty or sixty army officers, who have
nothing else to do now, to do duty with
the secretary of the interior, to be de-
tailed for Indian agents. The army ele-
ment will thus outnumber the Quakers,
with whom they are to work, we suppose,
two or three to one. But we trust the
QHakers, and not the army, are to dictate
the policy to be pursued. "Let us have
peace"
Among the foreign appointments un-
der the new administration, few have
given more satisfaction than that of Gen.
John Meredith Read Of Albany, as con-
sui general ut Paris It does something
to make up for the mistake Of sending
Mr.. Washburne az minister, for Gen.
Read Is an accomplished scholar, an au-
thor who has already won fame, and a
good representative of American energy
and culture. In Albany, where his resi-
dence has been for the last few years, his
nomination is particularly acceptable to
the republicans, of whose county organi-
cation he has been the efficient president
in two active campaigns.
The Secretary of the Navy has called
the attention of Admiral IToff command
ing the North Atlantic squadron, now in
Cuban waters, to the fact that armed
Spanish vessels are in the habit of search
ing American merchantmen, not only in
Spanish waters, but in the neutral waters
of the Gulf of Mexico, for the purpose of
ascertaining if any deserters are concealed
in these vessels, or that they contain arms
or other contraband material for the in
surgent Cubans. The department directs
that the admiral keep vigilant watch
hereafter, and prevent any such infraction
of international law, and advise him that
his duties are to protect not only Ameri-
can citizens, but American commerce as
well. He is also ordered to prevent
American war vessels from searching
merchant vessels, it being their duty to
protect American trade and not to modest
it.
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d. sTO.K ID IollEsTIcs Is III -.

4 good s.nck % Hosiery. Gloves. Cors.ts II -
>kir's. and small war"s 9enerally, ~ Trlces DO
1.ss ss tAa l,fNtNt.
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RIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIvE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10
Virginia.


We have more than once heretofore al
luded to the "p,entiful lack Of knowledge"
which the great so-called metropolitan :"
dailies manifest whenever they discuss le-
gal points. The World Of Friday last, in
referring to the prospects Of reconstruction
in Virgins, quotes from the act of Congress
the following: ........
"That the proceedings in any Of said
States Virginia, Mississippi, and Tex as,J
shall not be deemed final, or operate a COM
plete restoration thereof, until the action of
said States respectively shall be approved
by Congress" a..r..
The World attaches much Importance to
this language. But will the World tell us
how the case would stand if this section
had been omitted from the law altogether
The answer is, Just as it does now. The Ian
guage is mere surplusage. We in Virginia
knew just as well before Congress 30 de-
c!ared as we do now that our proceedings
were subject to the action Of Congress, and
that if not approved they would profit us
nothing. But when Congress expressly
grants us the privilege Of voting down such
sections of the constitution as we deem OBJ
iectionable, and that, too, after having been
told what sections we 80 regard, we are not
so weak as to fear that our work will be
rejected because Of any Partially on the
part of Congress for the rejected features
of the constitution. ..