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Ayers :.
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For restoring Gray Hair to
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A dressing which
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for preserving the
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attention. I use the best Of Medicines in
Dispensing, and hare Imported from
Europe many articles expressly for that
purpose. HENRY ST. JOHN.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD
MONDAY, JUNE ~, 1870.
The San Domingo Reports.

The San Domingo reports were Gon ',
cred by the special committee ~
ofternoon. and were laid before the Senate
on Saturday. An agreement was made
- +ho oxeoutiye session, Friday evening"
tbot the treaty and reports shonid De
called mp on Monday. Mr.. wilson tried
to get the Senate TO make an order hxlng
the time when the final vote on the treaty
shopld be taken, but his effort was not
successful. The prospects are that two or
three days will be occupied in debate.
The President invited several of the
Southern Senators who oppose the ratif-
cation to dine with him Saturday even
ing, ostensibly to meet the new Attorney
General The majority report is signed
by Senators Nye, Howard, Warner and
Williams, and was drawn by Mr.. How
ard. Tt completely exonerates Gen. Bah
cock from the charge of completely in
keeping Hatch confined, and speaks OF
him in high terms as an officer and gen.
tleman. 1t treats Hatch as meddlesome
intriguer, and Consul Perry as an unmiti-
gated rascal, unworthy of credence. 1t
further praises Fabens, ingalls, and Sack
cit, and gives cold shoulder to Smith,
our late commercial agent. 1t admits
that the Dominican government kept
Hatch confined long time after he was
pardoned, and fully and completely iusti-
Eaa tbaE ,xoyarpnant in ito nnuraa IN Lha
ground that he would have done what he
could to defeat the treaty if released and
allowed to come home.
The minority report is signed by Sena-
tors Ferry, Schurz and Vickers, and was
drawn by Mr.. Sohurz. 1t holds that
Hatch's charges against Babcock are fully
sustained, not merely by the evidence OF
Perry and Smith, whom the majority dis.
card, but on Babcook's own admissions
and official afirmations from the State
Department and other sources. 1t admits
that Perry is not wholly consistent with
himself in his statements, but argues that
the main points of his evidence are sub
stantiated by what is drawn from Bah.
cock by hard cross-examination. 1t con.
yiots Babcock of direct and continued
agency in Hatch's confinement, and cen
sures him very strongly for aiding to ge
AN ex-rebel murderer released, and no
doing anything to help Hatch; and il
conclusion, expresses great surprise in thu
majority's iustifying the Dominican gov
erument for holding Hatch in confine
ment.
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A GOOD NUMBER.-The chronological
Journal and Paokard's Monthly, for July,
begins its 51st Volume. 1t contains,
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Ralnhlsnd danced with Lady Young.
The entire occasion was success.
The old colors Of the Goth regiment
were to-day deposited in the English
Cathedral, with much pomp and cere-
mony.
Last Monday was the 33rd anniversary
of Queen Victoria's accession to the
English throne. A salute at noon honored
the event.
THE PLEASURE TRAVEL.
keeps pouring in here every day. Cue
bee has never known such season before.
The Hotel Accommodations are insufficient
to meet the demand.
QUEBEC.
is queer old city, and one which every
BODY should visit who has any love for
the grand, beautiful, queer, and curious,
as well as historical. Henry Ward
Beecher says it is like turning over the
leaves of a picture book, to 60 over it.
Yours &c.,
"
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FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND
LUNGS, SUCH AS COUGHS, COLDS,
WHOOPING COUGH, BRON-
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against them While adapted TO mnder lorms
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same time the most effectual remedy that can De
given for incipient consumption, and the dan
gerous affections of the throat and lungs. As a
nrovision against sudden attacks Of Group, 1t
should be kept on hand in every family, and in
deed as all are sometimes subject to colds and
coughs, all should be provided with this antidote
for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought In
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disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored to sound health
BY the Cherry Pectoral. So complete is its mas
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Singers and Public Speakers find great protec
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Asthma is always relieved and often who'll.
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Bronchitis is generally cured by taking In
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For a Cough and Cold, no better remedy cal
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For Influenza, when it affects the throat
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For whooping Cough, give small doses thre
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For Group, give large and frequent doses unit
the disease is overcome.
No family should be without the Cherry PectH
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CLAYTON.

NoTIcE.-There will be meeting OF
the Ladies Industrial Society of Trinity
Parish at Mrs. w. III. B. Owens on Tues
day evening, Jun 2Stb) at II o'clock, for
the purpose of closing the meetings of the
society during the summer months. Those
ladies who have any articles of work,
either finished or unfinished, are request
ed to bring them in at that time.
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). T. Ryan, Augusta, Me-, furniture
springs" dated I'd, No. 1904.
). b. Newton, Newport, R. l., "pre
venting alterations in cheques" dated Sd
No. 1911.
w: Mclean. Norfolk, Va, hinges
dated 9th, No. 1880.
Q. T. Forrest, San Francisco, Cal.
Railway rails" dated 9th, No. 1887.
j. G. Tarr and A. III. Wonson, Gloces
ster, Mass, dated 9th, No. 1888.
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

A book of l25 closely printed pages, lately is
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The Pittsburg, Pa, Leader" In its issue OF
May 90, 1870, says: 1.-The firm of G. P Rowell &
Co., which issues this interesting and valuable
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The rival Contestants were these
The "Nickwacket''-who would mt trust her
"Rough and Ready"-whenever you please
The Phoenix-ill- fated hose buster!
The Ella Fayette"-name ever dear;
And another whose name must be ssNameless.'
And now, that you see them all here,
You'll please hold your poet as blameless.
Five Companies ready to win
Whose zeal-may it never once fail 'em
Was equal-but let me begin
To tell-How they Did it at Salem.
s'The Last shall be First"-is truth
Revealed for Mans edifcation;
Which, being oft taught us in youth,
In manhood finds realization.
The Rutlanders drew the last place
The lot falling fairly and equal;
But how they came out in the race
Will quickly appear in the sequel.
For no one that saw them denies
That the Nickwacket' we'll did avail 'em:
So they easily won the First Prize
And that's-How they did it at Salem.
The Rutlanders stepping aside,
Union Villagers, careful and steady,
For the Second Prize eagerly We'd,
, With their trusty Machine, "Rough and Ready.
Prepared, as they were, for the worst,
They felt, as tits truthfully reckoned,
While it's always first-best to be first,
It's the second best thing to be second!
Their opponents were plucky and true,
But pluck and trust did MT avail 'em;
For the Villagers won Number Two;
And that's-How THEY Did it at Salem.
TheTrojans said-s'Th7ee times and Outi
And, though they had been twice defeated,
Yet, knowing what they were about,
For the Third Prize fiercely competed.
And, finding but few to oppose,
They felt more courageous than ever:
Besides, as the Prize-List shows,
The chance was, in brief, Noa0 or Meier!
And the Saying they quoted, you'll see,
Namely, ''Three times and out!"-didn't quit
fail 'em,
For they carried off Prize Number Three;
And THAr's-How THEY Did it at Salem.
IIl-fAted Whitehallers my eyes
Meier witnessed such luck at Muster,
The phoenix" fell short of Prize,
Yet very one said, "She's Buster"
Castletonians met with defeat,
But they must be counted as blameless,
For their Company is MT complete
And even their engine is nameless
The best of good Wishes, alas
How often the Fates will curtail 'em,
Or hinder their coming to pass
And just so they Did it at Salem
And thus, in the homeliest verse,
And without any putting and buster,
I've tried, as you see, to rehearse
What 1 saw at the Firemen's Muster.
And here it becomes me to add,
AS q truthful impartial recorder,
That hosts of spectators were glad
To witness such perfect Good Order.
For the Firemen one wish as l close
May Good Luck and Success never fail 'em,
While they keep a sharp eye on their Hos
For that was what Did il at Salem.
RECORDER.
June IS, 1870.
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FoREIeN PATENTS. - Applications
made by Americans for British Patents
during the week ending 7th June, 1870,
reported for the HERALD by Gardiner &
Hyde, Solicitor of Patents Springfield,
Mass. nft.
L. Finger, Cambridge, Mass, i" Electro.
magnetic motor" dated 31st May, No.
1854.
DIR. f. T. Grimes, Liberty, Mo-, !" ink
stand" dated 31st May. No 1856.
G. Luxton, Hudson, N. j.. "Peat curing
machine" dated 1st June, No 1894.
II. Scheuerle, D. Gugisperg, and G.
Scheib, New York, N. Y, cut nail ma.
chine" dated I'd, No. 1897.
w. V. Pulliam, Kansas City. Kansas,
"self-adiusting coupler" dated End No
1898.
R. Campion and j. w. Thompson, jun,
Camden, N. j., ]. H. Kitchener and s. l.
Ward, Philadelphia, Pa, "car coupling,
dated 2nd, No. 1909.
j. Goulding, Worcester, Mass, "cord.
ing and spinning machine" dated I'd, No
Q. Godfrey, New York, N. Y, "pre.
venting corrosion," dated I'd, No. 1908.
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WHAT ARE
DR.. ]. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERS
They are not vile Fancy Drink.

They are not vie Fancy Drink.
g poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and
m.s -ars doetored, spieed and sweetened TO
ni s y e called "Tonics," RESTORES"
please the tasI> So -. .d Nadic;re
appetizerr," &c, A. "a ~ 20 eli;
drunkenness and ruin, H.s,l rrs
made from the Native RooLS ..s.>s.s. amen,
fornia, free from ali Alcoholic D. feR AMI
are the GREAT. BLOOD PURIr- oanp
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect La. va "a
tor and Invigorator of the System, cauying y
all poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to
a healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unwel. 800 will be given for an incurable case,
providing the bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means, and tina vital organs
wasted beyond the point ofrepair. J. WALKER,
Proprietor. r. III. Mcdonald CO., Druggists
and Gen. Agents, San Francisco, Cal, and 81 snd
"a Commerce ST. n. Y. SOLD BY ALL DRUG
GISTS AND DEALERS. ml7d&wsg
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letter from the New Dominion.

PRINCE ARTHURs ADIEU TO AMERICA
His LAST VISIT TO QUEBEC, EN-
ROUTE HoME-BRILLIANT BALLS AND
IMPOSING MILITARY DIsPLAYs-BALL
AT THE ST. LOUIS HoTEL-AMERI'
CANS IN THE FIELD-YANKEE BELLIES
ECLIsPE THE CANADIAN BELLIES
THE FLOOD OF AMERICAN TOURISTS
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of Ten Maps, as follow

This series has been prepared by the celebrated
geographer, Prof. Arnold Guyot, especially for
the use of the Public Schools OF all grades 1t
will be found especially useful 70 District Schools,
as the maps of a convenient size, and are pat
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The entire set, including Manual and box, IL
sold for s25. A liberal discount TO Schools buy
ing their supplies Of us.
Address or call at Herald Bookstore.
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Rutland. Sept ., 1869.
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REFINED HOMES. - Seldom do we
meet with q greater truth more tersely
expressed than this from the New York
Nation =" Refined homes are the end of
civilization. All the work of the world
-railroading, navigating, digging, del.
wing, manufacturing, inventing, teaching,
writing, fighting, are done, first of all. to
secure each family in the quiet possession
of its own hearth; and, secondly, to sur.
round as many hearts as possible with
grace and culture and beauty. The
work of all races for five thousand years
is represented in the difference between
wigwam and lady's parlor. It hai
no better result to show"
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SPEER'S SAMBU CT,
CATAWABA, PORT, GRAPE AND
JP. SHERRY WINE.

The above Wines are made by Mr.. Speer, whose
reputation a wine grower stands pre-eminent.
They are well established and long known by
the Medical profession as the most reliable and
valuable wines to be had.
Sambuco of Portugal, the great remedy for
kidney affections, rheumatism and all chronic
anrnr,laints
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n. II. OUBb, n
A. FL. FUTILE,

WEST RUTLAND.-The ladies of West
Rutland held strawberry and ice. cream
festival at the High School building last
Friday evening. The park in front of the
building was lighted with Chinese lam
terms of different colors, and seats were
provided for those who preferred to enjoy
TIE delieacies provided in the open air
rather than enter the close hall. The at
tendance was good, and call went merry
as marriage bell" The different at
fractions that are usual to such occasions
were provided to tempt those in attend
ance to she'll out" A free concert was
given in the park by "home talent"
Quite sum was realized to be added to
the fund to build sidewalks.
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S0 CTG Will pay for the New
w ~ ~ York WEEKLY DOLLAR
SUN from now to January l, 1871. ONE DOL
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so cents month pays for THE DAILY SUN
Address
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REsoLUTIoNs.-The following is Il re-
port of the committee appointed to draft
resolutions upon the death of VI. M
Croker and J. S. Hardy, appointed by
Rutland Lodge f. and A. M, No. 10
Rutland, Vt:
Whereas, 1.-THE grim messenger, death,
has again entered our ranks and taken
from our numbers two Brothers in the
prime of life; therefore,
ReSOyged, That the members of the fra
ternity have suffered great loss in the
sudden death of Bros. M. M. Croker and
J. S. Hardy, who were victims of the late
railroad accident near Summit Station, on
the Rutland Railroad, they having Sc
cured the friendship and confidence of the
craft by faithfulness and obliging deport'
ment to all, under all circumstances.
ReS0Iged, That not only the fraternity
but the public at large, have sustained a
severe loss in losing competent and faith
full servants in the prime of life and viSoi
of manhood.
ReS0l0ed, That we sympathise with
their families in their deep affiiction, and
we tender them our coincidence and heart
felt sympathies.
ReSogoed, That copy of these resolu
tions be furnished to the families of oul
deceased Brothers, and published in the
newspapers of our village.
A. III. COBB, co
III TrrrrUr ~ { NOhl.
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NEwsP APER DIRECToRY.-We have
received copy of the Newspaper Direc-
tory published by Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
of New York, containing a complete and
accurate list of all dailies and weeklies
published in the United States and Brit
ish Provinces Bound up with this vol
ume is Rate-Book, giving the cost Of ad-
vertising in most of the principal news
papers of the United States. There is
also some agreeable reading in the shape
of biographies of we'll known advertisers
The whole forms large octave volume OF
nearly nine hundred pages and is sold for
five dollars.
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WALLINGFoRD.-The Hopkins Cheese
Factory on West Hill, as daily average
works up about 1850 lbs. milk making
five cheeses weighing $50 lbs, a little owe,
eight pounds of milk for pound Of
cheese 1 challange any cheese factory in
the State to do better. The oheeses are
of an extra quality and are looking extra
WELL W.
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DURDICKS HAY AND STRAW
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NUYOTS WALL-MAPS FOR
III SCHOOLS

By the admirable system of coloring adopted
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earth's surface, are clearly and beautifully ex
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RES names of cities. etc.
PROF. GUYOTS
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POLITICAL AND PHYSICAL
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