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fretmiit6te befprp6sn. unter Nnrerem
sut6dlt bic sellrias nSreuS' 3eitun9" bic
Na6rtat, bic brttii6s Nsgtrrrn9 lu@e
DeutIGlonb ,u itsrrEefn, f& jur gSte'
btrtsresQuug tsr Sronuns In gGrts tn's
Nittsl Sa lrsCn.
Berlin, 13. GprtI. Der @stra8 Nts
vum preubii6en qanrtags brmilItstsn unp
You ptr yrfuGii6en 9is9ifrunB pc1t peut'
Iteu 9arlamenie ,urilfperlau0ten Grsrtls
IN ouf 120 Niiqiprrn Sbalcr Iri8cIset
wprpen.
aatIsr gBilbslm psrai6t nidi tie W1rs
uer, pelde I'm 5eItr bic nnttcnals SABINE
bct6isltsu. @eneraI Ssrwartb BON BIT
tenfrlb bat brn 8aug stnes 6eIemnrlhaue
pes brutlGen 8eiGcs rrbalien.
Berlin, Is. Nprll. Stblctd5 lhr esn
Sriumpb,ua bsS rsutfden oesrss IN Ser.
lin nod tetn te1immter 2aB felt9elsBt
wprrrn 1T, 9lautt man rod au9emci"'
rerIslte werte i'm Wdi ptsr Stunt ltattFn'
BEN uup rinss rer 9lGnS:neh9n mtlt'arl-
iAcn Shauipiele werN'n.
Bur emancipation ocu rem 'ir0nir'
dIbsn Mccsn unc CUR Auiiitauu9 psut
Iter SHUTTER In 6iitsn, SIstNsrn, Wdlde
n. (, II. IN elm 8srrin pUn 0ri@aftair.t
beupsn In Cusrrn unD Berlin joiammen
Actretrr.
9rtltu, ). glprtl. Der rem 8unres
rattle pUrarlcaie @ntrurf etnsS @flsbss
b,trrifrnb he GereinigunB prn @llaB un'
+ qotRriugsu nit tsm Ceuti6sn Jtsttb', Tau
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81 Die yen GrouFreiO tnr6 tel
= glrt. / ces Wrltiminar 6rtersno ocm 70
= 5ebruar 1871 ab8rtretsnrn @etteie go'
GlIas uup 9ot6rinasn wfrten, untel6a
{. bet ber In tieiem 2lrtifd pprbegaltenei
enidiilltaen 8sAimmun9 tbrer 0rrnii
:, nit rem ccutIhen 9iriGe fir tHmtr e'rrt
nt8t. ..
: s 2. Die SsriaTuns BIS t'uti6'
Il Nci6s tritt tn Gllab unp Sptbrtn8en al
l. Sanuar 1874 In Jtraft. Our6 Ss'
- urtnune res 8aiitr5 i'm @inpsTnsRme
=, NIT tem 8uuresratbe tbnnen rtnlelne VI
y Ibuitte Der SeriaHuuB Itcn frnbsr /
II gBirtIamEsit atisBt wertsn.
g So. Nu6 in Rem, Der NtthS9slee9
It buua In eru SunrrSfatten ntdt untsrl
orrpsn @ngsisgenbsiten fsbt fur @lld
uuc Qclbrinasu pas 8sht rec e'eI'bB
y buRa ttm Rritte ,u uuo ptrp bis iur vi
t' fabrune Der NeihsYtrfaiiun8 6 y %
)r 8ailer I'm ginpernebmen NIT rem Snl
m pssratbe ausesitt 2tas anrersn Nsd,
,i psr Staatea,waIt iIbt rrr &aiier aus.
Die 9eitung brr neuen 2anersttst
IL miro, rte man NIT BsllmmIDcit perIihr'
~ feline aueergcmGGuihe, lCntern etns Ell
t. fade, rtaeITrdde. rsrraltun8smnbiGe lei
uf nte Fe lsiner 3s't nad rrr Grm'ybui
a pcr SdGespis DOl1tin, 6annC9tr 9tI
J. ,e. IN rir;rn 2auctSjbeilen ctn5'fhe
" Wurtr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-20

lraprlerS g,fr Il. 9lCcibent NfW yprt, L3Uo'OOOU0
En,n,,,rr,,roIth Gnnpefa,lae. 100000
"a GtSSaSr S, S:STS.S @iSFI; aen SnS,SST S,ri6m' " WIZ
Sd wcrte mid bCitrettn, meirr @jpnnrr II,
iebsr SuIdt ,ufrteten III ltellsn, ilnb iltrrbaupt
meinr GjcIdGfte orpilItntaft unc puntlit ~ CT.
fiiaru. 3u iprr6en ieteu SAG i'm 9IiT Bort
WoIdincT Sbcv unS Spu bis 10 llbr ItGnes
in trr Sffce ron g8ra5 uuO gGatreS, Sen.
gornien, 22i gndawanna Npfnue segenilbtr her
9Balbnotpn Saa, cine 5rsppe bod. Serr SgsV,'
Dor ScIiinacr wirN in her fl. unb II. qBarp
9lppicaticncn fir oirieIten Gpmpa9ntsn nutnrb'
men. $40 Gbas. g6. Setter. I9ent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-20
9GuSldmSiIebe Scritbte.

@arieiGs, II. 9lpriI. Stut wures
nit hem prU,sGs sesen bic 6aNrsr nee
9luiaanres. rer !irSli6 lit btsii9er Staet
rcr'em, tfgpuusu. lie 6sr,n Ssl,N'r
unp Grem,rgr werrru am 0chnsr'llee
ntgrurttelt wsroer, g5 herridt t''r
9tutf.
Berlin, u. Tunl Ter .Stanp ftr
Tinle in pdris ntm n lirr na'arIt6 np@
ia.s:ts },, artflt Nuil lsrilamtttt III IN
Pru5 uur wirr ron .rer 8dnJn prfNe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-20
Gt. anelrsamerifan fbe Prsife BON
IepsYrrf hbcr baS Ssutfbe
TricbcrSfcit.

Der ,,Nep. gcrt stralt" ia8t utsr has
peutI&s Gristsnsisf m sin'm eett0ttit'l;
,,Dts srS6ts, s,ofartishe. impoianisis
unb sinprudsppais Experimentation,
wtldbe man iemaIS in tItiiSrr Staet cb'r
auf esm amrrifaniitsn &cEiinent srirbrn
bat mar pbus 3mIifrl ras ssaern ren
unlsren Mttbdrssrnfsutftr &sfammuns
asfeterte 6sa; man bari rdcirltr in ieeer
8ntetuns uno NIT crm 8rbbttn 8satf
ais ,,unler grpbrS rruiftbrS 8rirtcu5 J
btldum" tsssihnsr, 2ctI ttd lfBtsT rrci
stu SaRrsn paben Wis eewib Stoentwilr
'rtIi6s SEP. unp umjase Jn be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-20
sgss OcvmictDeU:

sine aus etci .}immug tAHbego' NGennnS
IN rtr 9tparara6c 9tdhcrcg 81 rfro9tn bel Ja'
lcb Sbimpff, Gdr rsr Gceor une 9tdrrg Sr"
81 gN1rh OHP
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0(u Die bcuticDe ScDDieerniI8
Won Pennsylvanien.
Oie

Scranton Trust Comp. d Spafbank
lcnFt Cure gMfmnfiamfcit auf bic lfer ltesralsn
3ntsrten psfs f an 0epUitoEcn bs3assit G,it
biz 9eSin9ungrlt, inter tenfn gsle SurndbeSagilI
pirb, uns tsIOntsrS auf bic grpbs St6rrpell,
rrld,e tur& bis Gtrtftpren her Sant seEeGtfn
wirt. Ties tewrit 81: 8batlaGe baB, pel@een
IS penissr ais etn 9atr 10 lst mir e5siasatls s,
breauneH, mir jsgt rinen grrBsrtr @flebsira9
oiS Tcpgltum bateu, ais ale bic SpnTbanfsn
ycn tisiem GUunig. 8ir Srtsn ritt Su Tsit
wenn mir iasen, rap unisrcu RrpoIiiortn 70
orpGe Sib,rbrit 9etpttn pirN, ais tr3tnS weIptn
Gutrrrn Spars Grppitcren auf htrifm eenl''
uCnte. go,
gittr, lvrrdt in tsr 9nnf YOr nno 9br trtaIt
bort 3irfularf, pelde itsr ais Hs9rIn une Ss'
tinarnaen Gub gluefunft aebrr.
SoL. s. Scrantcu, Wpiss 30pler, y. g.
pierce, gB. gB. gBmtcr, 3bemoS GtdI0n, so
muel Slpan, SCbn 8ristL Sra Grtpp unS y
3. pbelps lino biz DirtftoTsn. l0nl5I
8. g, ptcrrG praT'ent. .,o.
s.. y. pbfIpe, S6aBmrtlirr.
Gtomae OtdleH gBrsYraiissnt.
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lQuion 0tcItanrattOt1,
(na6 eurppSiitsm SgIsJ
BIB 2aCfaipnilnn 2Ioelite'
ROBINSON g. MENZEL

rrlautcn I&. riucm YerrRrien gneIttum rrGrSsnaN
an,u,eiocr, Rap Is cine nrue unS ele9ante Jtslls
IuroiiUn an rtigcm Yage rb1nst babsn. une
Fcinr DlRbr ltruen perbslL ibrr 9alte anf rns
gslr III terirnsn. 9traelniaBt8r Nolf9ahS'r 6a
brrabarIcgieu 9rriifn tswirtei. o.
Tis nils0rIp&iritcu Spsilrn unb e'firanIs
rrreen in flpellSr 6riit unc tslter grt lrrS'rl
unc fir gutr llntntnlmn9 sbrntauS SoF9e &C.
trlGcn. ao...
pprte,trrn Scn Nep gcrf lre mir ltrtS nit trt'
ihrn noterlGnciItCu unp einbfimil6rn DsIttnt.
ciTcn yrrlebsn unb MAIDEN bier bsIpnrrrs nuf
unicrs QBcine fir 8amtIieugrbrant aufmrrIIan,
bic mir tiaigrr su Iiefrrn i'm Stonee lIne, nIs
irernb Gin 6jeIhaft tisirr Ge9rne. -.
g lasrn III rinrm rsiren @lale 9Srtn peH
dnprrtn Grf,ii1ung:n frcuneliGIt rit
Rctiuion q. WsnjrL
Suartrn, 2l. gCS. 1870.
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Sctger

Dem Ssrr6rten Yutl'Hm ven Suanlon INN
llmocdruS eirne ,ur NndriGi, elB itb prn een
fcIaSnbru 3curr. lmC gctrns &Criit'rHnBa'e0m'
rnSuieu bic g[aertur iitrrnpmmen babG:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-20

NlN NNn StI0TIVH. w.
SB, VI. S. Sauior, 4HitGBcr her tautman'
niIatn Strucru uuo f'r rie Staet Sranfpn
fir eas Sdbr 1871, b3ruas htermtt, Rap Gas
8crnsbCnce Cinc gstrCue nnc afreGl &c elpaBung
btr rnrn CntbnItrnsn Sad,a 90. wm FN enlP
bic NrihGBuns rrgtbrn is "y 'iIatHHs Son,' y,
ncoru eie cbioe in ,beieanJ ruO N'hdlien III
Ssm SdaBmriars, nrr I'M Gepriaails o,S St
Statt 2erautru, al zdmlta8 Esn H. wtat
1871, nm 8 ubr @Crmi;tags, ipanu NM nc alle
prlcurn, rtr.fts trrlt ottgs NbltdBJn9 petln.
irGdtst olauben, mad ejuttiultn tElpe'h'h
lSnnen. 0. y. = "a y ois,,t-.,r m,
20lpip tanfnlanrllWH "Vl""''''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03
Ludlow.

TIE show bills indicate that Barnum ID
to SOP here en- route to Rutland. he
advetises for the 9th of August.
The Music al Convention, which was
to tae place here the last of the present
NOM, or the first of next, has been nee
essa:ly put off on account of the destruc-
tiorof Hammond Hall. Mr.. Hammond
process to put up a new one, and make
it bitter than the old one. There is also
to b hall over the Bakery building.
Work on the new school house is to
commence Immediately. The committee
hop to have it finished in time for the
wiLer session.
Mr.. E. G.. Pettigrew receives his
friads on Thursday evening. The re-
cerion is to celebrate his marriage with
Mr.. Jennie R. Maynard.
We are getting very skeptical in re-
gad to these Washington weather prob
abilities" Your correspondent, being OF a
YER credulous disposition, has been
grossly imposed upon. With a firm re-
liare upon "signal authorities" he has
gop forth without the yankee weapon,
andhas come back thoroughly drenehed
Wedo not find fault with the authorities
of curse, only with the rain. For if it il
statd in the probabilities that the
weather will be pleasant in New Eng
land it ought not to rain here. Il.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03

/ PERSIAN FAMINE.-The Persian Min.
lister at London denies explicitly the re-
ports which have been received recently
as to the ravages committed by famine,
plague and cholera in Persia. He says
there is undoubtedly lamentable scare
ity of food among the poorer classes, and
that they are fed at the expense of the
government in the cemeteries because
there is in them alone sufficient room to
accommodate the great crowds of people
who appeal to the authorities for subsist.
ence. Order is preserved in the cemeteries
by the police, and from this fact has
arisen the story that force has been EN-.
ployed for the prevention of the disinter-
ment of the dead for use as food. The
Minister expresses the opinion that all
the horrible statements emanating from
his country are the work of commercial
agents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03

A FATAL ACCIDENT-FoUR PERSONS
KILLED-As the mail train up from
Bellows Falls to Windsor, on Tuesday
afternoon was passing Springfield station,
the engine struck carriage crossing the
railway track. 1t was occupied by Mr..
Tilton, two ladies and driver. The carri-
age was entirely demolished and Mr..
Tilton and the two ladies were instantly
killed. The horses escaped unframed
but the driver was seriously injured and
is not expected to live. The parties were
spending the summer at Charlestown, N.
H.. aud were out for a drive.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03
rHE RUTLAND HERALD,
Maine Politics.

The Maine State election takes place
on the 18th of September, aIfew days less
than six weeks hence, and is the first to
lead off and strike the key note of the fall
elections. .
In reference to the political outlook, a
correspondent of the Boston Journal
writes that from present appearances we
should Judge there will be falling off in
the total vote. Last year the total vote
reached nearly 100000, of which Gov
Perham received 54,0l5, and clear ma.
jority OF S,23S. 1t is only when we have
an active campaign and party spirit runs
high that full vote is brought out. in
which event the total vote can be sent up
to over 100, COO, with an immense Repub-
lican majority. In the present campaign
neither party have occasion to get out
their last man or to "vote early and
often" and 90 result the strength OF
either party will not be shown.
Maine is as true to the Republican party
as the needle to the pole. You cannot
find an intelligent Democrat who will
deny that Gov. Perham and the Repub'
lican ticket will be handsomely elected.
The Republicans know the State is safe,
because their party was never better unit,
cd or 10 better accord than now. In un'
ion and harmony they not only have
strength, but also have large working
majority, so large that thousands can stay
away from the polls and feel secure be-
fore they are informed of the victory they
have won. This fact is 80 obvious as to
be acknowledged by the opposition. Scar
nv Maine Democratic !" said leading and
influential politician of the Democracy to
us a few days since; "why, it is an utter
impossibility, when the Republicans are
as united and stand 80 firmly by their
principles as they do to-day. The idea OF
even attempting to whip them is just as
hopeless now as it was during the war,
when they rolled up such tremendous
majorities. They have got my party
bound hand and foot but next year, sir,
we shall give you sweat in the Presi-
Dental election )" and our amiable and
good natured friend went off in jubilant
frame of mind at his pleasing anticipa-
tions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03
SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The Seaweed Tonic, in conjunction with The Pills
permeates and assimnatcs with the food. Chyla-
lures Digestion becomes painless, and the cure g.
seen TO be at hand. There is no more hatulene.
no exacerbatlon OF the stomach. An appetite sets III
Now comes the greatest Blood Puriher ever "
given by an indulgent father TO suffering lnal
Schenck'5 Pulmonic Syrup comes in 10 perform b
functions and TO hasten and complete the cure j
cheated. 1t collects and rpens the impaired am.
diseased portions Of the lungs In the form @
gatherings it prepares them Tor eXpectoratloh an.
Pa in n very short time the malady is vanquishCl
the rotten throne that II occupied is renovated
made new and the patient, in all the dignity Of r.
gained vigor steps forth 10 enjoy the manhood ell
NNOrnanboOh that was
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03

side Of the borough limits there are some
tasty quarters, but the beholder will
quickly tire of their sameness. There are
miles of streets flanked by two-story
houses having bow window and two
three-tiled chimneys. This lack of var
iety may be attributed to several causes,
viz: ~ there may have been only one
architect; ~ all of the architects may
have had but single plan.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03
MANHOOD
GETTING MARRIED.

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Issued by the
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS
& MINNESOTA RAILWAY CO.,
FREE OF q. S. TAX,
On completed road in profitable operation,
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Also
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OF the
SELMA & GULF RAILROAD CO.
Guaranteed by the State of Alabama on
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AT 95 AND INTEREST.
After thorough Investigation we recommend
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able: Pamphlets and particulars furnished on
HENRY CLEwS & CO,
30 Wall Street, New York
FOR SALE By
TOWER, GIDDINGs & TORY, BREW
sTER, SWEET & CO, Boston, General Agents
for New England, and by
q. Z. FIELD Cashier, Rutland,
3. w. ROWELL,
SPENCER, villa & CO, Boston,
FOGG BROS & BATES
HEAD & PERKINS,
ATWOOD & CO.,
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.,
BECK BROS,
STONE & DOwNER.
+. A. HAWLEY & co
]. d. STURTEvANT
GEO. w. WARREN & CO.,
ootaiheo. toAug l5dwed&sat&w-tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03

The work Of cure is now beginning. The yitiatclf
and mucous deposits in the bowels and in the ali
mentary canal are elected. The liver, Ike a CLOCK
is wound up. 1t arouses from its tOrpldlty IT,
stomach acts responsively, and the patient begins
TO feel that he is getting, at last,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03

NORTH GRANvILLE.-The Seminary,
at North Granville, which was destroyed
by FIRE short time since, is to be imme-
diately rebuilt.
Mr.. ]. Loudon, of Fort Edward, has
leased the saw mill of r. G. Dayton, at
North Granville, and is about to put in
machinery for the manufacture of sash,
doors and blinds.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03

OPERA HOUSE. - Herndon's Opera
House Company will appear at the Opera
House, tomorrow (Thursday) evening,
and will present Joseph Jefferson's great
play of Grip Van Wrinkle" Mr.. T. J..
Hernden appearing as Grip" Competent
Judges pronounce him the peer of Jeffer-
son himself in this character, and our
citizens already know him to be an actor
of ability and growing repute. We trust
that he will be greeted by full house.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03

NEW YoRK.-Over one thousand of
the prominent men of New York have
already signed q call for meeting to
take measures in relation to the Tamma-
ny administration. The feeling of the
people is aroused, and Tammany is totter.
ing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03

FRANCE.-Favre is succeeded in the
Foreign Department of the French Gov
ernment by M. de Goulard, who is COM
paratively unknown to the public, either
at home or abroad, but he is said to be a
careful and prudent counsellor, and a
good republican.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03
DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENcK's sIuPr.E
TREATMENT.

ana awaited themselves Of his wonderfully efIlca
clous medicines, they would not have fallen.
DIR. Schenck has in his own case proyeu that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that vitality
by his medicines and his directions for their nsa
is quickened into healthful yigor
In this statement there is nothing presumptuous
To the faith Of the invalid is made no representation
that is not thousand times substantiated by living
and visible works. The theory Of the cure BY DR.
Schencks medicines is simple as # is unfailIng
Its philosophy requires no argument. II is self as
surfing, self-convincng.
The Seaweed Tome and Mandrake Pills are the
firsttwo weapons with which the citadel the NAL
ady is assailed. Two-thirds Of the cases OF COZ.
sumption originate in dyspepsia and a function tiy
disOrdered liver. With this condition the BRONCHIAL
tubes - sympathiZe' with the stomach. They re
spond 10 the morbilic action Of the liver. Here
then the eliminating result, and the settina
in. with all its distressing sYnptoms Of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03
THE BATTLE AND THE VICTORY

THE BATTLE AND THE VICTORY.
The fight is over. Competition is at an end.
The humbugs who have disfgured so many heads
and endangered so many lives, are whipped
cut" and
remains master of the field, and is acknowledged
to be the Standard Hair Dye of America. a
LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
would show scores Of charlatans stretched on
their backs. Endorsed by Professor Chiffon as
pure and harmless, and accepted by the public
as matchless in its operation, the Excelsior Dye
laughs ali rivalry TO scorn. AS an exquisite
daessing after dyeiRg, use
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIYE.
aug2deod &weowlmo
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03
B. II. BURT

Offers
$40 BUFF LINEN SUITS, very choice, ss.
SO WHITE VIC. LAWN DO, ex. nice, IS.
IS CHILD's PIQUE SUITS, g.
IS BLACK SILK, 5.
So do. do. 225.
1000 yards COCHECo PRINTS, lOc.
100 pieces SCOTCH DIAPER 40 yards sl2l
1000 yards MARY STEWART ALPACA, S7Ae
100 LAMA LACE sHAWLs, 81, s, 10, Is, 20, .
81 STRIPED do. $50, $500.
$50 PAISLEY do. $500.
s25 do do. 5000.
1000 kinds of WHITE GOODS.
1000 yards TABLE LINEN, 81, so, 75c.
100 doz. TOWELS.
Our White Goods, Linens. SC, are direct from
the house of A. T. STEWART & CO, and are
not filled with starch TO deceive.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03
BLACK GOODS.

BLACK SILK,
BLACK GRENADINE,
BLACK CRETINE,
BLACK TAMISE,
BLACK MERINO,
BLACK CANTON,
BLACK AUSTRALIAN GRAPE,
BRILLIANTINE,
ALPACA and
ENG. GRAPE.
~ All persons in debt to me must pay at
once.
B.H.BURT.
July &c, 1871. d&w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03
Consumption,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
BY j. H. SCHENCK, MD.

Many human being has passed away for whose
death there was no other reason than the nercrt ~
known and indisputably proved means OF cnrs
Those near and dear 10 family and friends are
sleeping the dreamless slsmber into which. had they
calmly adopted - ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-03
C0SSgNPTEOS.
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND

| The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one Of Ma
| lures nOblest gifts - the PedOphillum Pcltatum
| They possess all the understanding, altcraliys
| properties Of calomel but unlike calomel, they
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RIDE IN SOUTHWESTERN LANCASHIRE
MORE OF ENGLISH RAILWAYS -
sOUTHPORT-A WALK ABOUT THE
LoCKPoRT DOCKS AND WAREHOUSES;,
ETC ETC
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G. Il. HOBBY,

General Agent for Southern Vernon. .vsaSviy
Merchants Row, Rutland, v"
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CAV H.GN.

The public Il suiiongd acalnsi employing rul
ut the iegiiiar authorized Agents 4 the Coup.t
y since he l.Obed- Patent coser the Use of tat
iurpe,ic and ai, G,,p'us,ye materials iur oil we'll.
md t,eI-e Of suq.l materials rs Other ptlt-' i 8
iract inf in geneht of lhe'r ig' any parties ~
eait with ncco,difs 10 iaw, ad ~ Hclius wiilfrl
aud tuuwiu.ly in du uhi.!co OF ia" AM the decisrur
# the Courts
The COripsny have re-organiznd their husipc-
,itl a yew to accommodate Oil N'rn in every pnr'
ri the On Region. The, haye employed the IGu-i
Efficient Agents ard aril.urts u Al cgu ba pfo,urc
or tho h,.,iGe.s t.%ca poiprlO i lshllel with
iiate Al uNcst-. together wi b tnr pric The Tor
puda nli 81. Md by uu Oiic of The Company, 50
.varg Dp.aator WISHING Norp 60 may know it,
price ard whel lfr It can fTom ou otcs
'pe 0torS viii Rvnler u favor by reporting to ths
fiice auy u,ldiarlCr Of Ngenl~.
'iho ioiioNiug rauicd per-ous have hern apponl-
o. A,.nnt, and Asa-tp1i AGENTS i.r tie OIL Region
Of HeuI.sl vaGia ald West Nirguil.
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GOLUG EAST.

1s,4o a. w. LIGHTNING EXpRESsdai en-,
ron meeting at Cory. Sundays excepted
Pa Mayvile, Brpctou ana 'rttuayi'e,
for Erie; "a, E.luira with Nprth,in Central RAiw
for Nilliam sport II rrisbur;. PhndelphGant Bal
tinore and at New York for Boston and new Eng
lad cit cs
cnnat running through TO aew York
2G p. II. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dai'v.
Snnia : excepted, come Getting at Bng ana Jron TOR
Albany and tie ce.ebratei INNER reso SHARON
Sprin.-, ami at New York for Boslou, aad all New
A Sleeping Coach Is attached IL his tain a,
Meldvc running through to Zewior.s
a,iDA. III. NEW YoRR DAY EXPRESS,
dnlly, sundays excepted. Connects az Great hcn1
with Della sare, Lackaw inna s. western ':aiwy
for Scranton aud ut New York with idnishs TX
pres. train OF New Jersey Railroad for hiladsl
phia
Cleveland, running through TO nor q syl,icI con
nectng with train nayng rew and improved ilia"
ing Room Coaches attached running lArouSh L"
New York.
IaOl A. M. ACCOMMODATES, Sundays
excepted
a,.a5 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted,
500 A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex-
cepted
Boston and New England Pa3sengTs, with their
nasgago. are transferred FREE OF CHAkGE in
New York.
Tn, best vcnti ated and most luX1riOu' Sleeping
coac es ss-tN TIE WOkLD-@s accompany all
night trains on this Railway.
81" The Erie Hallway Company has opened Il
nrW Ferry from their Jesty City Depot to the f01t
OF 2ad II New York thus Ontb ng passengers 10
re ,clf the upper portion o the city without the eN
| pcnee aad annoyance Of a street caror an omnibus
| uanrler.
IN TIE scenery along the entire routc Of the Erie
| RnilwaY is Of the NJ =, picturesque and beautiful
cha ac'er. Admirers Of Nlues beauties. in a
daviinht journey over this Iii c, wi find its ever
ohNn-lng landscapes suojsc,s Of conlinuL admlm-
| tion and interest.
Baggage Checked Through
And fare always as low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY.
Which can be obtained at all the Principal Ticket
| OGices in the West and Sou West.
| WIN, B. BARR,
! l. d, RUrKER, Gent Pass'r Agent
GSN Supt. Jan IS, 1870.
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FRANKLIN EisANCrg-.Gotng North.

oil CITY 10 80 >. NJ 900 4, NJ, l,1n p. H. 9,0l P.
Srlrtiin.ii.3J 93J 40 9,I5 -
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.-JbEkTS' PIT &J.:UI TOEPECO
TORp kIDOES.
'TttN. ROBERTS
gggnasGU..;I g1apEuD CO..
SSssice AZ the
RAD E'LANiNG MI l. l..
CorAer OF wine ana SECOND streets,
.Negr tho kaiiroads)
TiTUSV LILLE, PA.

Owing to the large au, III, ieaslnS demand Tor me
Rpop,t-' lDt. el.es .il tit. iatc dGctsion oi the
gonnni-s,outr ur Pa,cHls IN teideius To W III. hteu
A ta.eut a tns ,.',A III OF jake q. Z Guet su-
,ainn. the Hubsit.' .tGnt tAe. nave Low Ei.Lp
,he price ut invir .orpcdo's