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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-27

THE BISHOP PILL
THE BISHOP PILL
THE BISHOP PILL
Not Brandreth's'-not Ayer's'-not swrgt,,.,
But
"COSTAR'S" BISHOP PILL
(which is bound TO take the place Of an t.t,.-
a purely vegetable Pill sugar coated ana y. -
traordinary efficacy for Costivenes-, Indiges.io.
Dysps psia, Headaches, Nervous DEBILITY. "a,
Complaint, &c."-l Medical Journal, ser. Z -
Positively the best Pill in the World
Thousands Of Boxes now used.
All Druggists IN Rutland sell them.
Or address "CosTAR," No. 10 Crosby Stree,
New York.
THAT Cough will XIII you"
Try"Costar's Cough Remedy.
"Colds and HOarseness Lead 20 death"
Try "COrtaT'-" Cough Remedy.
"For Croups-Wbooping Coughs, &C."
Try "Costars" Cough Remedy.
"COstar says IL Is the best In the WIDE V0rg-
and II be says so-its True-its True-its True
and We ray, Try TRY TRY It,"
Morning Paper, Aug. -
All Druggists IN Rutland sell A..
Or address "COsTAR," no. 10 Crosbyis ~. 4
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Receipts ana Expenditures OF the
Government

The following is Il statement of the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the United
States during the quarter ending March
81, 1869:
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~ Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparilla cleanses
and renovates the blood nstils the vigor of health
into the system, and purges out the humors that
make disease.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-27
MARRIAGE AND cELIHAcY.

An Essay ia Young Men on the Crime Of ~ol1-
tude, aud the diseases and abuse wh.sh create
impslmen's to Marriage, with sure means 81 re-
lief. scat ia scaled letter envelope, ffe- Of
charge. Address, DIR. J. SkILLIN HpU.H-
TON, Howard Association, Phil idslrhlt. -
D Nm
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WANTAD.-We want to hear from the
farmers Don't be afraid to write and let
us know the news in your locality, about
the crops, your opinion of them, about
the fruit of all kinds, and their prospects
for the coming season. We again say,
don't be afraid to write, for by so doing
we will get the views and opinions of DIFF
ferent ones, and it will undoubtedly be
the means of beneftting all.-LHcd o.
SerCcr.
The want of the Observer is common
to newspapers. Information as to grow
fng crops, the prospects of fruit, etc, is
always acceptable. Our friends in the
country might interest numerous readers,
by communicating such facts. And if
several residing in different sections would
write the exchange OF news and informa-
ton would be valuable to the writers
themselves.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-27

~ Those who desire Brilliancy of complexion
must purify and enrich the blood, which Helm
holds Concentrated Extract of Sarsaparilla in
variably does. Ask for Helmbold's. Take no
other.
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ALLoCK PoRUs PLASTER

rheumatism, Lupbaro, Gold Feet, Pam Of the
Chest, Of the side, Bruises and Accidents, esTa-
ciAy Of the Spine, also chrome wetkuoss OF alice
tIon thereof, Sore Throat, NaiIcJ-e Veins, and
eyen IN affections Of the Heart, this celebrated
plaster las been found 10 afford immediate aud
permanent relief.
Dr. J. ". johnson, Of Hartford, wr.',s. "A,
this moment Of writing, a man applies tor one,
who By ENHANCEMENT ~ the shaft uf machinery,
had both bis legs broken, spine severely .uI4I 3.
and Wa for nearly year entirely heipla-s. THIS
man found relIof very soon by thu application of
the Porous Fia-tcrs. He was soon enabled 10
work, and now he l4lars As well as esaT."
LFrrEE rEaW ua. TufErG, rr pEra-Erla.
Thomas Allcock x Co Gentlemen: Since my
severe accident have used ~ an Application 20
the bruised parts your admirable Plaster
It.ha- An excellent effect, soothing whl!e draw
Ing GA. The Ness and sustaining and strength
eniag the part uu which II Is applied.
Il l#..s....
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Take IN. ;. o. E.an.s4 '. sa~ifs Mu. En-
tiers, the mos. iae.,.rll il .l. il4ars-t tst.,f-
lisbe1 IL I>Ys. u.i 5ass5I a.. go
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BIZ Helmbald's Concentrated Extract Slrsa-
parilla, is the great Blood Purifier.
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/ The. CuBA QUESTIONING La Rien-
trio, formerly Vice Consul at Havana, who
! has Just returned from Cuba, had an in
tcrview with the President on the condi-
tion Of Cuba. He tells quite a different
story from that so persi,tently related in
the dispatches Of Admiral IIoH to the
Navy department. This probably arises
from the fact that Mr.. La Rientie has
been in the interior Of the island, and has
had an opportunity Of observing the do
in2- Of the insurgents himself. He in
formed the President that if the leaders
OF the Cuban- pursued their present
course they would certainly succeed, and
this was admitted by the Spanish author
tiles The haras-ing policy Of the Gu
bans in avoiding an open fight, and
keeping the Spanish army following
them, was operating disastrously upon the
latter. Large numbers die on the march,
Of which no public mention Is ever made
while hundreds are being cut off by dis
ease. Mr.. Ia Ricntre informed the
President that the Spanish reports of the
losses OF the Cubans in the various en-
gagemcnts and slirmi~hcs which have Ia
ken place are cxaggerations, and almost
devoid Of truth Upon being questioned
As t. the prospect Of success in securing
their Independence, Mr.. La Rientrie re-
piled that that depended altogether upon
the ability Of Spain to keep reinforcing
the Spanish army in Cuba. The present
army there would soon be so far reduced
as to be ineffective for even pursuing the
Cuban bands from place to place. The
Cubans were still expecting aid from the
United States, the leaders Of the reyolu-
ton regarding our government as sort
OF national ally. Mr.. La Rientrie says
the Presid4.,4 listened ,ely attentlyely
to his narrative, and frequently asking
questions.
Innocencio Casanova has had another
interview with Secretary Fish. and
urged that the State department should
aid in the attempt to obtain the restora-
tion OF the property of the family, confs-
Gated by the Spanish authorities in Cuba.
The steam ram Atlanta, which was
sold two or three weeks ago by the Navy
department, 10 parties in New York, was
supposed to be intended for the Cubans,
but II appears she was neither for the
Spanish nor Cuban authorities. She was
purchased By agents Of Salnare, for the
San Domingo government /
Is GRANr \ TAINRE .-The Mohawk
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nc SINGULAR MIsTAKE.-A singular
= stake occurred near Madison, Ind, last
week. A Mr. Heaton went out Maying
in company with boon companion and
" friendly Jug" the contents of which
sent Heaton to the land of dreams. Re-
Ginning under tree, with his leg, encased
IN spotted pants, hanging over a rock, a
Ieuton, who was out hunting, mistook
the leg for huge snake, and fired large
load OF shot linton it. AS portion OF the
shot entered the knee joint, it may prove
serious
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-27

~ Quantity vs.. Quslity Helmbold's Ex-
tract SarsaparIla. TIE dose is small Those
who desire large quantity and large doses OF
medicine err
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RECEIPTS.
Customs :i9.3>9 .584
Sales OIL public Lands l,224,sl0
Direct tax 3,3ll
Internal revenue 50 $50, 537
Incident al aud miscellaneous receipts 500, Ssh
From loans, &c
Treasury notes, act of February -,
1862 1886, $50
1868 9.sso,32o
Certificates, gold coin deposits. March
8, 1868 1891 APO
Six per cent five twenty bonds, act
March ), ls6s 5l, 500
Three per cent certificates, art March
., 1867 Gl65oOo
Total receipts 1881 s,654
ExrENpITUEEs.
Civil, foreign intercourse and miscel-
laneous al3s,l7S654
Interior, pensions and Indians l2,lS3940
War 1910 023
Navy 3,7l0465
Interest public debt 88,272'7o9
Total expenditures exclusive Of
principal OF public debt SO O3f
Treasury notes issued prior to July
%, 1916 l5o
Redemption Texas indemnity stock,
act September 9, 1850 1000
Payment Of Treasury, act December
90, 1857
Redemption of loan of 1877 Ioo
Redemption of loan of 1S4S ~
Treasury notes, act July Il. 1851 J 800
Three year coupon bonds, act July 1000
Temn ora, loan act. F.h >, 1850
March Il, 1862 900
Certificates of Indebtedness, act o'ooo
March and II, 1856, 5000
Passage and other stamps, a 4 JnIv i''ooo
Il, 1868 go.
Treasury notes, act February q. '''OVo
r; 100 nor csn, Tre,s, s9,si5,Oss
Tb March nas 2, s sSo1 nov os,. oo s,s9o,27s
Cola e5e sI notes. act March 3, 1853 657, 600
Three ner csnt acs arcn . ,sos 1870, $50
seye 1sti tbrss ro,- 7,e25,ooo
sury notes, act June so, 1864 ,ao 600
A' expenditures sl57,77s, Ss5
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W Not a tyw ui The worst disorders that az
lica mankind tTI~. from corruption Of the blood.
Hclmbolas Extract SrsapIIii.a Is a remedy OF
the utmost value
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lust RECEIVED FROM y. i.
~ 4 large sor;gupu. ~ adics .aett-' and
Children, Hosiery JOHN N0Ef-.
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POCKET CORN SUFr

Il LEI. Great novelty. Quick SALE Prs.
over 200 per cent We offer Territorial Rleft- m
the Western. sou- hern. and New England --s-4s
send TOR Circulars. Address. WEAVER a
JOAL-. Manufacturer, FIttsbuTg Pa.
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Auaoak's Porous Plaster ,I- sold j. alI Drug
eists. Principal Agency, Br,uIIe.h House. View
York. m4yi&5dxsGm
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nECKER BROTHERS PIANOS

- SELL. The reason is because they are
superior TO all others in beauty of tone, touch,
finish, workmanship and durability. These facts
are conceded by Musical Amateurs, Professors,
turers.
The DECKER PLANO should be called The
"sllvery toned" piano.-FHHhdTD0lic journal.
They are warranted for seven years. Another
hne cne Just received. Before you purchase any
others see, hear, and try them at
L. N. MERRIAM'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-27

FOX BLACK WO3.hN,
And Pimplcs on the Face, usv Perry Come30nc
and Pimple Remedy, prepared only by Dr. b. c.
Perry. ~ Bond street, New York. Sold every
whore. The trade supplied by wholesale drug
glsts uArchsdool&wtIu
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES.
Frocklrs and Iaa from she face. test rerTy's
Moth ana Frvekle lotion Sold by all druggists
prepared only by Or Il . p--4-i-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-25

On our table we find the following
magazines for June:
Pockard's B0nthly with these read
able articles: Some Results of the
" Wickedest Man" Article; Horace
Greeley in the Riot; The Olden Time
in Cincinnati; Folingby's Pond; Some
Thoughts on Prisons and Prison
Life; American Women; The Coming
Man and the Present Woman; Plato
in America; Strunck; Shall we For
get; The Boston Peace Jubilee,
Woman-Plain Words; Adventures
with Kangaroo Snake, and the Edi-
torial Department.
/ Pdckords is one of our best month
lies. S. S. Packard, publisher, 937
Broadway, New York
THE Physiological Journal, S. r.
Wells, Publisher, 3S9 Broadway New
York. This number is unusually
good, containing among many articles
and sketches, the following: Rich
ard O. Pardee,n" Great Men-Small
Heads" " The Planchette Mystery"
Nationality In Voices, : Alaska
and its People" James Harper"
What to Drink, = What can L do
Best" " A New Book on Marriage"
Quaker Music" &c.
The Galldry, Sheldon a. Co, 498
and 500 Broadway, New York. This
welcome magazine holds its own with
its older rivals, and comes to us laden
with good things. Chapters VIII
and TX of Charles Reade's serial,
Put yourself in his place" George
Elliott and George Lewes, The
Throne of Lewis Philippe, The
Duehesne Estate" To j. r. l.. on
his Fiftieth Birthday" Animal
Food, Its Preparation for the Table, "
Susan Fielding" New York Jour
nalists," General Jomini," To be
Being or not to be. Being" together
with the usual miscellany, criticisms
and Nebulse," by the editor The
most noted contributors to this num-
Der are J ustin Mccarthy. Eugene
Benson, Or. J ohm G. Draper, Richard
Grant White, j. S. @. Abbott and
Mrs Edwards.
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grddsftlnsss 81 experienced aud popa
lar actors.
Following these fiery speeches was |
a scene of terrible confusion. Motion
was piled on motion, iameDdment on
amendment, and points of order on
points, until the whole business be-
came hopelessly muddled Fifteen
or twenty men we're on their feet at
the same time, all yelling = Mr.. Pres
ident" at the top of their voices,
while confused murmur from the
mass Of the delegates swelled into a
roar. The President. taking advan-
tage of a lull IN the storm, not
fed the Convention that he
had no Sergeant alarms to preserve
order, and must depend altogether
upon the courtesy and sense of pro-
priety on the part of the delegates.
If they so far forgos themselves as to
become disorderly, and half dozen
claim the floor at the same time, he
could only sit still, smile, and await
their pleasure. This mild rebuke
settled the contestants for a season,
and finally the Majority Report was
re-committed to the Committee with
the expectation that it would be bet
ter able to harmonic Uponla report
than the Convention itself. This was
undoubtedly the wisest course, and
the Convention Immediately adjourn
ed in excellent humor, after session
Of extraordinary excitement.
1t is understood this evening thai
the various committees have prepared
their reports. which will be submitteS
to- morrow. Ii so, the Convention
will probably adjourn before Satur
day. Ley
. The citizens of Memphis have pre-
pared a steamboat excursion for tn
J delegates tomorrow afternoon, which
: will. in all probability prove pleas
ant affair. Some four or FIVE steam
: ers have been rendered for the .occa
sion, and music for each boat pro
!, vided. The beauty of Memphis will
be present to vie with the beaut
: from other Southern States, who hav
! visited the Convention with thei
: relatives, and the occasion will b
! one of rare festivity and enjoyment.
! FIN. L.
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pRUGGTSTa-
JOHN Law AL
wholesale and Retail Drugg

" MVINStAAO ~9AAtA II llaAA u - ~ r
Dealer in
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, de-.
MAIN ST., bet. Second and Third.
Evansville, Ind.
Particular attention given to CUTTING
WINDOW GLASS to any size. iun2I diff
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$50 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at SI2O each.
40 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued a. 500 each.
81 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at $50 each.
TIOKETs, . >.


nNHE DRAWING WILL TAKE
~ place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
Vile, Kentucky, on the LIST day of Septen-
Agents will furnish pamphlets givfns
description of the properly, and contain
ing the act of the Legislature authorizing
he sale.
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terprise are named in the act OF the I.eciss
tature, and their integrity ana regpoGsf-
(Which will be found in the pampnletsj
OF Governor John W. Stevenson. Hons
Garrett Davis and Thomas q. McCreefy
United States Senator'S Hon. John a.
Bunch, Speaker OF the Kentucky House
of Representatives. Hon. AFc1i bald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers
Bank, l.. g. Dallam, President OF the Ma
uOnal Bank. John h. Bal ret and others of
of the Circuit Court Of the Fifteenth Judi-
clal District, and NJ. 3. Johnson, Judge OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Indtnfa:
Hon. VIM. II. Walker, Mayor, John 5
Hopkins, President First National Bank.
and others, of Evansville. Indiana aud
many other gentlemen OF POSITION and
prominence in Kentucky and Indiana.
TICKETS can DO purchased Of
l.. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender.
K. 3. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank
THos. L. A. BROOKS. Covington, ky;
JOHN q. LATHAM, President Bank 81
Hopkinsyille, HopkinsVllle, KY,
James i. Dallam, Commereial BANK "a
RS- Books opened at these points on the
PHHTP HORN BROOK, Esq, Water
stTeet between Main any ~, - Ssn4ore. and
First street, Will "rdeT tickets from the
Agenta at Henderson. KY, for thoae who
desire TO purchase. se28 ar
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rms revival al indianapolis ssiil
continues. The interest seems un-
abated, notwithstanding Mr.. Ham
mond's departure.
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Stations at MOrgandale Farm for
1859.

WyELOx. by the celebrated trotting
" stallion Young Morrill,, out of th6
the thoroughbred horse SII4VERTHORN
by Ringgoidi dam by imp. Glencoe viii
make the season Of 1869 nom the 96fb ~
March 10 the lst OF July, al Rforpo71sioIe
Farm, three miles east of Evansville. ON
the Newburgh road. Terms, 500 DaVa fle
on the LIST ~ January, 1870. Mares nof
proving IN foal can be returned to said
stations the following season Paeturqpa
lurnlsned mares nom distance Escapes
and accidents &C owners risk
FOR SALE Attorney Cnttle goufh
down Sheep, and Chester Waite pos
breeders are inXlted 70 call aud see the
stock. WILLIAM CRAFTS.
maya dim AGENT Tor flyrnar
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Indiana Items.

anu Aa4AAa4 AaCUASs
THE scarlet fever has re-appeared in
Terre Haute, Indiana, in avirulent
form.
A REVIVAL is In progress in the
Baptist Church at Crowville, Warriek
County.
THE Washington Gazette says the
wheat crop in Daviess County was
never more promising at this season
Of the year.
TIE Cincinnati Base Ball Club and
the Kekiongas, of Fort Wayne, had
q match game at the latter city on
Saturday last. OF course the Gin
einnatians were victorious.
THE Sunday School Convention of
the Indiana Conference begins its
session at Washington, Daviess COun-
ty, to-day. The attendance will, no
doubt, be large, and the exercises
quite interesting.
SIMS A, COLLEY, an old and
prominent lawyer and politician Of.
indianapolis, was buried on Sunday
last.
THE agents of the Liquor Dealers
Association, at Indianapolis, are pre-
pairing proof against the livery stable
keepers, drug store and newspaper
proprietors with the intention Of en-
forcing the Sunday Law against all
offenders.
TERRE HAUTE was hOnOred on Sat
urday night with a concert by the
Brignola Dprand Opera Troupe
THIRTY indictments have been re-
turned, thus far, by the Grand jury
of the United States Circuit Court.
A NEW temperance drama, entitled
Saved" will be produced at the
Academy Of Music, indianapolis, on
Wednesday evening, by company of
amateurs, under the direction of Mr..
Frank Murdoch.
THE Indianapolis police have COM
menced raiding the houses of i'll. fame
in that city. They announce it to be
their intention to break up every
establishment of that character.
WE learn that o. E. Baker, Esq. of
Viueennes, has formed partnership
with Judge Perkins, of indianapolis.
in the practice of law, and will soon
remove there.
Col. THOMAS Il. NELSON left Terre
Haute yesterday morning for his new
post of duty in Mexico. He goes by
the way of Louisville and New Or
leans, and will probably pass our city.
JOHN J.. REYNOLDS, Esq, the well
known banker OF Lafayette, will leave
for Europe in a few days. He will be
accompanied by his brother, General
j. j. Reynolds.
The New Albany Council proposes
to enforce the strict observance OF
the Sunday law. The Marshal has
notified the saloon keepers that they
must close on Sunday, threatening
them with the penalties of the law IN
case of refusal. The Commercial
doubts whether there is city Of
equal population in the West il
which there is apparently as strict al
Observance of the Sabbath by the
people as in New Albany.
! THE indianapolis SeatineI says tn,
number of prostitutes known to the
public as inmates of disreputablt
houses, and who visit designation
houses in that city, is appalling. The,
are estimated at upwards of a thou
sand, without including those VIII,
are plying their infamous calling unde
the cloak of responsibility, or hav
not yet openly embraced shame ant
degradation.
The Richmond Telegraph say
General Meredith is recovering
slowly.
THERE were 188 students in attend
ance upon Wabash College for til,
year 1859.
NEARLY four hundred addition
have been made to the membership 0
the various Protestant Churches il
: Richmond during the past foul
} months.
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NYA OFFER THE FOLLOWING ar
Greatly Reduced Prices
Garden Is axes
E At so cents, Worth rs cents.
Garden Ra1xes
At IS cents Worth so cents.
Garden E3aEes
At rs cents, Worth 81 90.
HOES HANDLED
AT so tents Warth rs cts.
GOOD SHOVETS
AZ 30 cents worth 81 96.
GOOD SPADES
"A DO cents worth 81 %.
Best Cast Steel EhOveIs
st 81 2J worth 81 so.
Best Cast Steel Spades
At 81 % worth 81 so.
Best Cast Steel Spacing Forks
AZ 81 Is worth 81 IS.
Very Best OhOpping Axes
At 81 25 worth 81 SO.
All other articles in PROPORTION Onr
stock is fresh and direct from rnanufae-
turers. TERMS CASH.
5000 -
FRED. II. STRAUB s. co.
"a Main street.
Between Second and Third.
Union, Demolzrat and Courier copv.1
Apr20
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A DELAYED LETTER.
The memphis convention.

The Pacific RaIlrOad-A Stormy SEES
sion - GlOFlfleatlOn or the Lost
Canse-D Direct Trade with Europe
Makes TFOuble-A Steamboat EX-
cuFsIOn.
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FOB SALE AND FOR RENT.
"a CHEAP BUILDING H.rRrN
AaBO Dwelling Houses, and Farns
Ten thousand acres of Farming Land.
1 buy and Sell Real Estate.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent.
Third Street, EvansUille, Indiana
deC21 II