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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
EI.LIs, IRON HITTEES

Will enrich the blood and prevent Il from bee tn
ina watery and weak, give a healthy complexion,
restore the apnetita. invigor-ts the rSstern, and
are very ptiatahle. These bltters are recommend
"a TO all per%ons requiring SAFE and valuable
tonic tn iInpart aud strength u the - STEM
not given by Bltters merely stimulan' ia thar
effects: which, although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties cannot give the strength to
the blood which the Iron Biz ers will give.
Prepared by VIM. Ellis Chemist. For sale BY
Weeks & Potter. wholesale Agents. 40 Wash
ingtpn street Boston, and by DRUGGISTS and Gro
Gers generally. itp-@doihts
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

TIE CATTLE PLAGUG.--Iu the March
mr. .mbcr Of the American Stncl, journal is
n long and valuable article by Prof. John
Ca1ngec on the Lung Plague in Cattle.
OF all the cattle diseases pleuropneumonla
i in the long run the most destructive,
because the most in-idious and the least
likely 70 rouse Il people to united action
for its etfeetuai suppression. To ignore
It's presence is, however, to insure that the
cattle mortality OF America like that Of
England, will be at least doubled in a few
wears time Rational means, energetic
action, and earnest corporations between
the diff rent States and the central gov
eminent may. with moderate expendi
ture now. save many millions annually j II
the not distant future.
4 There are at present no proper rest tic
tions ON the sale of infected stock, AMI in
another year or two, unless some def mite
and immediate action be taken, thu, dis.
case il likely to find its way in SO many
parts of the country that its cradle alton
will be almost matter Of impossibility.
The Editors of the Journal being ex.
tensve breeders and dealers in cattle
have printed an edition of over half 9
million copies for gratuitous distribution
among our farmers. We hope all will
avail themselves Of this generous offel
and send for copy. Address N. P
! Boyer & Co, Publishers, Parkesburg
! Chester CO., Pa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

Nix. BoRTE.-The Philadelphia Ledger
says OF this gentleman,
The Secretary of the Navy is an hoas
ored Philadelphia merchant, Adolph f.
Borie, of the firm of Mexican, Burie *
Co, importers. He is IN the prime of life,
an able and intelligent representative man
of his class, and man of the strictest
honor and integrity. Mr.. Borie is IA ma
tive PhiIadelphian, of French extraction,
and is about IS years Of age For more
than thirty years he was en- gagged in the
China tea and silk trade, Importing also
for the Cubt and Mexica.A trade, as well
that OF Philadelphia. He is a man of
the highest type OF mercantile honor and
probiCy, and universally esteemed for his
purity OF character II q was among the
most liberal and Zealou OF our citizens III
all patriotic movement during the war
Gen. Grant knows hiIu well, and admires
him greatly. Mr.. BE RE is not in active
business now, eXcep in managing his
large fortune, acquir cd in mercantile life
From ms mercantile anteaedcnts, he was
regarded as the prob able Secretary ~ tho
Treasury, but as IT iladclphia i, to be the
great naval station of the country, 10y viz
tue Of the League Island depot for IRON
clads, the PreSidep has had an eye TO the
fitness OF things in placing Phlladel-
phian in CD rge of the Navy Department
at this II Ge
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

eS If Congress had employed Is much scien-
tidc skill in the arrangement Of its "Reconstruo-
ton Policy" at the close, rs the War Department
did in the beginning Of the war, In arranging 1or
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
2eal Estate.
POST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
wALLINGFoRD, Vermont.
Gives his personal attention TO the buying ana
selling of Real Estate Of all kinds on commission.
Having large number Of farms in this and sd-
joining COMMITTEES my list for sale, and puTchss-
ems constantly applying 20 purchase, makes IL for
the interest Of both buyer and seller give me 2
call
estate offered for sale:
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BE- We noticed in one of our exchanges this
week the statement Of Dea. John Hodgkins, of
South Jefferson, Me-, whose son was cured Of in
cipient consumption by the use of Johnson's Ano-
dyne Linirnent. We refer to this at this time AZ
tending to corroborate the statement we made
last week IN relation to this Liniment as applied
to consumption.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

HOUSE FOR SALE ON WILLOW
IL street. facing the road eading TO West
street. Price low. Apply to q. A. FUTILE.
feb22dtf
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= FOR BLACK WORMS,
And Pimples on the Face, use Perry's Comedone
and Pimple Remedy, prepared only by Dr. B. @,
Perry, - Bond street, New York. Sold every
where The trade supplied by Wholesale Drug
gists. marchBdeodkw6m
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SCRoFULA OF y YEARS STANDING
CI-RFU
Prcs'onyilIc. D.. Innnary ll.

frts'onNlttt. ~ january - rus
Or Brapdreth Dear SIR l hnr- been afflicted
with scrofule for furtv-two years; but When
hope had long departed. salvation unexpectedly
came. have Used ypur pits for the last fifteen
months. IaneatR. iails - convey au idea q the
blessing they have been a. ne: they have cured
me, and my health and strength are now par
fect'y restored. IUCIEN y. JONES.
SOLD by all druggists Or Br4ndrefh'z office,
Brnudrath Hnus-. New YmE m2lSwlm
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VETOED.-The Governor of New Jer-
sey has vetoed bill passed by the Legis-
lature to incorporate bass ball club, on
the ground that the fourth section au-
thorizing exhibitions Of feats of strength
and all games requiring skill and science,
might indirectly stanction illegal games
and gambling"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
Freckles and Tan from the face, NE Perrys
Moth and Freckle Lotion. Sold by all druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. b. c. Perry.
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wALLIN GFoRD.

For sale, four Of five Of the new cottage houses.
being part Of the 10 cottages lately erected IN
River street by the undersigned, built ma the
most thorough manner. with bhDds on each. and
each house painted differently. These houses,
with good sized lots with each, sold for O. 5oo,
and on easy terms Of payment, and with the an.
prevents soon TO be made in that vicinity, must
enhance the value of these houses fully 50 Ter
cent. nom present prices asked, and u IL doubt
full il single house like these could be built for
the price now charged, 70 say nothing about TIE
lot il u built on.
Several hundred acres Of farming lands in Nis-
sour and Illinois, offered for sale, or Will be ex-
changed for farms or dwellings In Vermont.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
Several small farms, in value from O, 500 20 $500
each. Apply TO the undersigned, either persfn-
ally or BY letter, 1t Wallingford.
FRANKLIN POST.
Waliingfpsd, January 10, lese.
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CHOW SHAH RECOVER NY lGEALIH

"IIOW Shall RECOVER Ny IILALIH
This il the mental Question asked hy tie sick
and after repeated failures. Have you used
Rrandreth's Pills. This Is a medicine which
sirplv .cleanses" -cleau,cs the blood and every
organ Of The body. This '.purgation'' Is sure TO
restore your health. il pursued in accordance
with the printed directions. One Who has re-
covered his own health by this means tells you
10 have courage and DO likewise. }. J. Cook,
publisher Of he Banner for twenty Year,, a BEN
nngton. Vt, says "Brandreth's Pilis cured me
of dysIlspsi. ,shen every other means al .aIled,
and was actually given mp ~ my riiy .ieian-
and friends
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8sIl0

8I0 I, ~ J..
Trad aerA Iar sOsNAM AFrco
Silver. Trade Mark Tor Electro
Plate.
GORHAAl MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesrnon No. Maiden Lane, y. y.
uOy3d&wi&m
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Real estate.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
Ii A desirable location on Wiusam street,
Art door east rom Cottage street. House we'll
adapted for two families. Apply on the pr "ises
febIsdtf ii. @. CLARK.
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4 FEw FEMALES

fs,.sax..em rs Br.sd,,ss. \. y
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-20

An Act making an appropriation for the improve
,nent of rivers and harhors for the fiscal year
ending June 50, 1862 and the year ending June
30, 1870
BE it eracted by the Senate AMI House of Rep
re>entatives "f Tie United States Of America in
ongresS assembled, That the sum Of two million
dollars i Hereby appropria ed far the fiscal year
ending .'une thirty eighteen hundred and sixty
nine ana the wear ending June thiIIy. eighteen
hundred and st, enty to toe ext ended fer the re-
par, extension, pre-ervaion, and completion Of
works tor the improvement Of rivers and harbrrs
under the direction of the Secretary of War;
Provided. That the Secretary # War is hereby
authorized IL cause such expenditures TO be made
best TO sub~erve the n'e e-ts OF CONNIE an
he Is required - report To Congress at ne ming
of its December session, all expenditures mace
under the provisions of this act up TO that time
in detail
Arproved. ArriI 10. 1sfo.
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TPublic-No, 10 |
An Act relating to freedmeu's hospitals.

An ACT reIitIng 10 ffetdmens hospitals.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes of the United Statel of America in
Congress assembled. That the Commissioner of
the bureau of Refugees and Freedmen is urhor-
lied and directed to continue the freedmen s
hospitals at Echmons, Virginia; Vieksburg
Nis-issppi; and in the District of Columbia it,
cluiing the asylum for aged and infirm freedmen
and for orphan children: Provided, That the en-
ponse thereof shall b. paid by the Commissioner
ont of moneys heretofore appropriated for the
OF the bureau: And provided further. III at said
hospitals shall be discontinued as soon as may
be practicable in the discretion of the President
Of the Uni ed States.
Approved, April I, 1862
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Public Reso1ution-No. IL

A Resolution respecting the retirement of the
Brevet Major GeneLal 2. HIentzelman.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
senta ives of the United states Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the President Of the
United States be, aud he is hereby. authorized to
place the name of Brevet Major General :. =.
the full rank Of the commtnd held by him when
wounded, in accordance with sections sixteen and
seventeen Of The act Of August, eighteen hun
dred and sIXty-one, and section thirty two Of the
act Of July twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
sixty six.
Approved, April 10, 1863.
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rproved. April 10, 1859.


An Act to repeal an act If the legislature Of New
Mexico imposing IL CaHitatiJn tax on bovine
cattle
Be il enacted by the Senate and House If Rep
reSeHtat.ves of tine United States 81 America in
Congress assembled. That the act Of the iegi>-
lature of The Territory Of New Mexico. Of Febru-
airy third eighteen hundred and six. V nine. and
all ut er laws and parts Of laws Of 81 legislature
IMPOSING a capitation tax on bovine cattle intro
luced into the said Territory from 'thcr Terri
to e- or States. or the republic If Mexico. b..
and the same are hereby, GisaPpfoved and It.
petied
Approved, April10, 1SG9.
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tOFF1CIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed At the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
tOFF1CIAL.l
A Resolution relative to consular fe
rPublio Resolution-Ns. 3 ]

4
Resolved by the Seuate and House of EepFesen-
fatiyes us the Uaitcd States Of America in Con
eress assembled, THAI section three of chapter
two hundred and thirty three If the public acts
Of the thirty ninth c ngress, approved July
twenty-five. eighteen hundred and sixty-six, be.
apd Is her~by. deciare ii to take effect from anu
after January Fl st. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And ali fees which have been paid into
the treasgs- In ohrdiapce the provision of said
section aad witch accrued prior To said fret day
If January. ci-hteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded ont Of Consular receipts
Approved, March -. 1869.
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rPuhlic Rc.nlntinn-No. :

Resolution relating to government buildings az
Fort rntten. Dakota T-rr.tcry.
Resolved by tine Senate and House Of Repr-Scn-
tatiyes If the Unit Il states of America III Con
gress assembi d. That the Secretary OF War he.
and he hereby Is, authorized ami empowered to
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Tctren.
Dakota Territory, to be constructed Of brick
and to accept those a. said fort already con-
siructed of brick Proviled That in his Judgment
buildi. = of that mater iaI viii not lie more eN-
reasiye than buildings Of cd And provided
further. That no Appropriation will BE- necessary
theref,r
Approved, April C. 1859.
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4 n Ac' regulating tine rights Of property IF mar
ed woman III tIc district IF Columbia
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep
re>enta1ives Of the United States rl Amenca in
Congress assembled That in the District of CD
umhia q right .. a"y marie! woman 40 any
rrrpertr, 'ers nal real, belonging II ler at
the time OF mar ace, acquired durn- mar
riaEe in any o;her way than 10y gift or convey.
anc- IRON her husband s-,ii be absolute q
she were femme sole. and 81 III not be SUI eCt L.
the disposal Of Ier lu-hand, '0' lie liable Tor his
deb,~: but such N tTried woman may convey. de-
wise, and begueafh the stme OF interest
therein Il the same manner and with Ike eject
as she were unmarried.
Sc , And be i further enacted. That any
ma ried woman may contract. and SEE ana Ire
sued in her own name, in all matter hay :
iation to her sole aun separa property il the
same manner as she We're unmarried; out
neither heI husband lor his property shall be
bound 10 any su"h -eJntrac. nor liali- for any
c0vrry asaiu~. her in a1y sucr SUIT, hut judge
men nv he 'nfOIcef 1y execution a.ain-t her
sole ald separate esfa,e in he same manner As if
she su!e.
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May next.
Approved April 10, 1859
PuhIic-\o %.
= An act making available appropriation hereta
r fore made for furniture for the Presidential
Be i, enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
= rescutatIYrs of the United States If America il
II Congress assembi d That the sum Of t"ent'-hN'
Thousand dollars apPrupTi 'tei blythe act approve
r March third, eighteen hundred ami siNty-nIne
= entitled - An ACT making appropriations i u
n Suud civil expenses Of the COVE nrncnt Tor the
- year ending June thitIcth. eighteen hundred and
f seventy. and tar other purposes n the pniP'.I
: Of rriurnishius the Presidents HouSc.' i
: hereby uiie aviilabe p such purpose. without,
in any event, increasing he amount Of said aE-
propgia ion.
/ Approved. Arri' Il. 1sGo
[PubIc-No.
. Public HeSulufjun-No. 6
4 Resolution ,irctinE the pr yi-ionl govern
1ren;s Of irrin, and Texas.
| Resolved 10y the Senate and House If Repre-
<rniatives Of The Uniled state Of america in Con-
.rrss a~~eInb 4. That The petspu~ Tow lao dig
civil offices in the rtyisi, ma governments Viz
sinir AMI Texas. who cannot take and subscribe
the oath prescribed Icy iii" act r1tItei - AZ az
t. prescribe an oath Of ,liicr and tr other pur
poses approved IHy = So. ~ii-ll, "u rh.. pas
st tins re>,,iutI II. be- removed the-, +. at
and it shall be tho Guty Of the dl>l riot Cem'5n
ers t. fill the NaCtnrie> crtaf ca by the APP lif
r,-nt # persons Wt2n tax sand tath: pr
yided. That the provisions e this resolution SHAH
/ not apply t, persons ~ he 10y ret>'n II the ie-
( rr,val their disabilities provided in the
/ four. zenith amendment 10 the C'n~ ituts IA eastl
! have qu .litind t1r any office pursu nee Of the
act entitled An ACT pte-crib NJ an oath + ati!cr
by persons from whom legal disabilities shall have
/ been removed" arrr we'd July eleventh, -lt
he, and = hereby eN ended t,, ami maize aiIli-
1 cabI- 10 the STAKE uf Mississippi
cCHUTt-E Co FAX,
Speaker Of tie House If Repre- --nt ,tives.
B. +. WAnE.
President Of the Serate pro tenp.re
Endorsed bv the PresidrEt: '' Received Fe. rlI-
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An Act to discontinue Sault stee Marie: as port
Of entry i'll the Superior district, and to estab-
lisb Marquette in lieu thereof.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep-
resentati OF the United States of America IN
COngI assembled, That Sault ste Marie, in the
district of Superior, is hereby discontinued as a
port of entry. and that the port of entry for the
district be, and is he"eby, e-tahll-hed at Mar
quette at which place the collector Of the dis
trict shall reside, and deputy collector shall re-
side at sault Ste. Marie.
SEC >. And be it further enacted, That all
acts ami parts of acts Conaravening this act be,
aud the same hereby. repealed This act
shall take effect from and after the tenth day 81
May next.
Approved April 10, 1859
PuhIic-No PSI
An act making available appropriation hereto
fore made for furniture for the Presidential
Mansion.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
rescutatIYrs Of the United States If America in
Congress assembl d That the sum Of twenty-five
thousand dollars. Appropriated by the act approved
March third, eighteen hundred anu sixty nine,
entitled - An ACT making appropriations fr
,uulfy civil expenses Of the COVE. Emcnt for the
year ending June thirtIcth eighteen hundred and
seventy. and fur other purposes tr the purpose
# rriurnishiug the Presidents HouSc.' Is !
hereby made availabe ? such purpose. without, |
ia any event, increasing he amount If said aI- |
)ropga ion.
la
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Aop.oved, Ap,n 10, 1863
Pub ic-No. 20. !
An act to renew certain -rtnt> OF and to tie State
\ ianaTnt

!
O. Alahant.
Ee it enacted by the nate and IIonse of Rep
rrSentatiyeS @" ,he United States Of America u
Congress assembled That So much Of the giant
Of lands maze to die State OF AlAhama by I e..ct
# Congress approved June Iree, ei -hteeD hun
dred and fifty Fix, ent tied - Al act = auting
p1bc lands in alternate sections 10 the State If
Alabama. to all in the construction Of Ger tain
railroads in said Statc.'' were ,tnred to It's
slst ir the building Of railroads - from near
Gtd,den To some poin- on the Al 0ama T. Nj
-issiPpi tate line in direction To the Mobile
and UhlO railroad, with 4 view to correct with
the said tlobIie and Ohio railroad " ant from
Gadsden to conn It with the &c rgia ant Ten
ne--ee ant Tennessee Ire of railroads through
Cha'to5Ea, Wills, an' Lookout Valleys" is
hereby revived and renewed, subj I" all the
conditions AID restrictions contained in the act
referred to, and subject t the further limit Ii
tia, j. either Il lie said railroads is NOT COM
ljirte' within tHree wears from Ia time # the
passage this az 10 further sale shall hr made
Tor the benefit Of such rajtr0a AID thu lands u-
Stl shall revert to The United States Provided,
Thd die Ian, granted hy de act hereby It.
yvtr. except iucrtl lands. stall he sold to
actual settler only in qHaniit sn' i greater than
oue-quarteI s"crU1n 40 one purchaser. and fbr a
price MT exceeding t"" dollars and fifty cents
per acre.
SEQ. :. And he j. further enacted. lint the
right, r0w-r. "r, Huth'r'F Is hereby gwen 10
the companies binding the ,fIrseid raitrnai, 10
take ON til public lands 81 trrEt g. Ter lines OF
said ~utr Adj e.Itn. Stone, and Other nue t- for
the cons tr1Ci.u Thereof. .uG The right "' WY l.
hereby grated t. he extent Of our humid 81 feet
in width GA cs"h 81 ui -,,d i, iir,a,IS where hey
may p over Ia. nutii l,uls Dncu inga nece--
say -..UnG- rar stations and structures Connected
herewith rol exceed forty acre, atany one
staliof-
Approved, .2.il 10. 1909
fP.ht c -(o. -
An Act to extent the 5la.- = he LITTLE Rock AMI
Fmt -mih Eair""i Com! any t" complete the
frs se-ti u 81 twenty mrHe, seij sd.
r-tti IN f4. # Ron
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An Act to establish certain post roads.

n
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Req
resentatves of the United states Of America il
| Congress assembled, That the following be e>tab
| lished as post roads:
ARIZONA TERRITORY.
| From Tucson to the Sonora Line.
| From Tucson, via Camp Grant, Florence
Phoenix, and Camp M,DoweIl, to Wichenburg.
ALABAMA.
From Newborn to Cottage Hill.
From Chehanse to Eldridgeville.
From Shelbvville, va To4d's Point and PraL :
RE House. to Moawtiua.
From Fairfield, via Springerville and Enfield,
to :, ,crameuto.
From Neredo>ia to Beardstown.
From C4rvin via Roland and Eba, TO Equality.
From Fairfield to Flora.
From Louisville, via Nenia, heenvIlie, and
Long PraI Ilrie. L. Nac-Lean-buTo.
From Mason via Flem-burg, Wintenowd. and
Gibson's store. L. Newton.
Prom Noors Pra RE pos Office, via Spring
Garden, Daresville, and viii amshuIg TO Ashley
INDIANA
From Jerome to West Liberty.
From Washinstan to North English.
From TsIIryraud 70 ;. nth English.
From Sprr @aeid 10 Victor.
From Belle Plain 10 Waterloo.
From NrulIUu To eutreTIle.
NJ HIsaE.
From Norwood, in Emnct unity, via Antrim
CIV. t. atwood. ia Antrim county
FIom otto, VIA Dgu-ltes aui C"bm'osa, II Pa
b t-mue.
From r1nlarIsron, lonia county, to Alma,
irasi.t county.
MINNESOTA.
F. IN LAX City. Via fc.i. Forest Mound, ElEin, /
tai E.u-a. r, =. utt-
Fr,a Maple Plun, Heunepin county, to Young |