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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
DIARRHEA AND PAIN IN THE
BOWELS CURED.

CARTHAGE, Hamilton Co, O., Nov. Is, 1853
DE-. o. 4. BAKER,
Much Esteemed Friend IL have had a
severe attack Of Diarrhea, attended With severe
gripping pains, and was reduced very low.
tried many different medicines, but all to no
purpose, until / got q bottle Of your Pain
Faaacea, and commenced its use. The first
dose pat quietus on the gripping pains, and
| had not used two twenty FIVE cent bottles
before / was entirely cured. ! also recon-
nended it 10 q friend, who was attacked with
cramp collie, and suffering with excruciating
pains, and three doses entirely cured him.
W. D. BARRY.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
GERMAN URosCoPIc PHYSICIAN.

orr N raspctfully inform the eitisens Brandon
Nv xcnity that Will prsctaoe medicine on ths German
,oscotc syse which lssds him 20 locate and describe
- n,o.. on disease Of Chronic Character with the
s.rurary and satisfaction. clean vial. containing
hont two ounces Of urinpa~sed hrtt IN the morning
81, .s name and age Of patient. VIII enable bin 20 resi
-ss-fly he case In question. Hence, oDe individual
can bring several and medicine can oe sent 70 ans
Dart Of the country Bis remedies are wholly q tne re
a pratsc differing essentially from those % any othef
tr or sehool consisting Of Chemicals and kxtrHets, IN
H. ost form and ooSaned almost extensive
- % er.tabe gdom. obyiAting the innonseDiepes
- bk 6e heretofore digestion % their genera
psrtieulsr attention Will be paid 70 Female Comp
ana an diseases delicste nature be trusted 70 br
ithot etrAyAl Of that confidence which sboeid eAis
t.w..u the patient and physician No oharse for
sultation. Charges for medicine reasonable.
outh 81 The Brandon Boase, Brandon, and In Perkps
Sr1 building. Rutland. ~ DR.. kdson viii BE- ~ hh
once in Rutland every TUESDAY. n;lyh
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
CUSTOM TAILORING ROOMS

w. W. Nice ALL,
| CRAMTON & NICHOLS BLOCK, UP STAIRS
Would give notice his friends and the public
generally, that he has made arrangements with sew
eral first class
CLOTH IMPORTING AND JOBBING HOUSES
In New York whereby samples OF the latest STYLES
OF goods designed for genGiemen's wear are being
received, and on hand for inspection.
The very best of French, English and American
OV Err ATTN GS,
which viii be made up at very low prices.
DRESS CLOTHS every shade, quality and price to
chose from, which will DE made up in a style that it
just takes Mccall TO make.
PANT AND BUSINESS SUIT GOODS,
Compri-ing over One Hundred different styles of
latest designs.
VESTINGS VESTINGS
Gentlemen leaving their orders at this establish
Fment have several advantages: In having the r
garments made by the best Mechanics also cut in
superior style, and warranted to lit; old shelf
goods but every order new, direct from the City
the customer may select.
call is respectfully solicited and especially from
the stidious III dress, it gives the Subscriber
pleasure to sui them.
GrCuttIng done for others to make.
Rutland, Jan. 10, 1861. 2tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
~ He P FACE IA K E r
NEW COOKING STOVE,
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
PATENTED JLLY 24th, 1860.


:. H. RAN SON 81 CO.,
ALBANY, n. Y.
Has received the HIG gEsr PREMIUM at more than
r. - t ,rafest and best invention of its kind and
comprises within given .spa"e more lipro'tnen' s
and conveniencies than any otheF COOKING sloFe.
II HAS SIX BOILER HOLES OF FULL oI%T'
AND
Roastiag and Broding Chamber,
vhicn Roasting can be done on turn spit directly
1,fore M: Br0t!,ng be done over Hus eodIS
wlh out an' lanes OF siOke escaping INTO the roOn
me BAKING OVEN
is large thoroughly ventilated and is furnshed with
d 9atent Euame cd oven Bottom-a new Saluable
ad attractive invention The is supplied witha
MOVABLE HOT WATER RESERVOIR
co ktug but about hat as much as the ordinary per
manent Copper RESERVOIR, while II is more con
vst lent, Ks , easily ceaned from sediment,
aud used or removed at p easuTe
ITIE PEACE MIXER
O Cd upies no more room than the common kind of
cooking stove with only four boiler holes while
Its Capacity is One-IIalf Greater.
1t REQUIRES no ex tensve and cumbersome Tin appli-
ances, such I'm oven, Warming Closet, Top
Gov r. &C., to adaptjt to the wants of family, but
IS co1aIee al itssf and contains in the highest de-
gree All the facIutirs tor performing tie culinary
work OF a household with
ECONOMY CONVENIENCE AND DISPATCH
,,ili deliver the above stove in any town where
thrre is not au Agent for the sale OF it, IN hutahu
County. AID set II up aud al the emu OF NM S iI
il IL does not perform all that is claimed lor IL VIII
lake II away aud make no charge -
ANY uaTsOn Wishing to try one can SEM ile tne e
order u mail Or any person wishing Painphlel
OF lescrpton have one sent them oy sehaing Inc
also keep a good assortment of other Cook and
ParIor stoves also, Hollow Ware, Pumps, Lead
IIpe, sc, &c.
ia,so manufacture all kinds ofTin, Sheet Iron and
CaHcr Ware All kinds OF JODbing in my line at
tended TO- F.w MosELEY.
Hampton, Washiugto Co, n Y l-7m
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PRAr1svILLE, Yinton Co, O., Aug. 5, 1854.
DE-. Q. r. BAKER,
Dear Sir II have this day sid the last
bottle Of DR.. BAKERS PAIN FAAAGEA.
I should have written 10 you sooner, but not
expecting 70 -eIl the good supply had Oh
hand. During the last week, however, my
sales have been four times as large as aHy
week since have had your invaluable medl-
cine, and the demand Is still increasing. ]
have never sold a medicine that sustained 50
high a reputation. The Lung Fever. Cholera
Myrbu=, Cholera IniaEtum, Bilious Collie,
Cramp Collie. and FIux, have been very prev
aleEt ia this vicinity the past season. and
the PAIN Pauacea ha- not failed TO cure su
every instance where it has been tried, 50 far
IS / have heard Please send me d large
supply &c soon a. pg-slb.e.
Very respectfully, your,
Il IS. STODDARD.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

.C,RIST MILL. You can get you Meal
~ aud Feed ground in the best manner a. .tie
So, NiIl In TN. rear of bowman & hahsheIu :
N feline shop, near Barrett & sons store eEwIs
Rutland, Jan Is, 1850. OLA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
L. DERBY, Actuary c. A. A.
$40 Broadway, New York.

B-Snbsoriptions received and forwarded by
A. H. FUTILE, Agent for Rutland and vicinity,
where specimen Engravings and Art Journal can be
r. WRIGHT, Castieton; n. JENNINGS, Hydeyilie,
and D. Ii SABIN WalIingford. E. l. Allen, Fair
haven.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

District OF Fa.rhsyeu, e. L Court for he Di.frict
OF FaiThAveB.
To all persons interested in the estate or Allen q
ceased,
GREETING:
hereby notified to appear before aid cont Al H..
Probate ONCE. Ia CARLETON. ia -aid district On the
ION aaf OF February next, then ana there TO b.
heafus you see cause a. TO the probate ana allow
shcs OF certain Instrument in writing. bearing date
the Zith day Of March A u. 1860. puTpUrtiBg TO BE-
the last ~ and testament Of eaid decessed
Given ~ Chsteton. in said district iLs 18th day Of
Januars. A. ID. lsCl
4-S"- JOSEPH WARNER, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

IuADIl1ke, VI MARI il, fsoy-
Or. Baxter, Dear sir ANON the beheLts 81 UsIng
D. hIle- EllAlr ~ mg vile, come OF mg Children
ara H-IghbDrs IN cases Of IOughs, Code, Group
and Asthma, It LAs proved EeTy beneficial aud tbUss
hO ured IL would no. BE- without u any
cousIusTatIcu. JOSEEH MARSH,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT. u,aE HON. Probate
OF Rutland, y
To all person terested ~ the estate OF Franklin
a. huhtoon, q minor child al heir OF Daniel !
interstate
GREETING:
~ Iha aILhonis Vfthe state u Vermont, on ar
r ~ Ihsu !" appear before said court on the %
- Uea"s t'ir 18Th das February next Al TIE
az r.. me, sid Rutland. tEen and nee !.
4, ~ Ou set cause, tie petiTIOn OF lease
Mechanics, Guardian Of said uipi,r fo- license to
st M wards Interest IN ths real e-tae OF laid de-
icing Que equal undivided seventh part there
" except the WIDOW dover therein. and including
pay the debts of his said wvrd ~
Given at Rutlagd ia aid Iois,ric, ,his 2ad dsv al
January, A. d 1861.
40" HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

ChHrlUue vi. Jan J., 1856.
have u-eG DR.. Whuss ElIAIT in I'D IsmlIy auTinR
lac as. IL U gears bbG the bret uasGaclue ]
haze ever u-ed IA cz-es Of CTOBp. IOushs Colas
A 4 NIBhE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

blrNnEfOn. VI az. ., Too.
Tnls 20 certify THAI nave a-ed DR. n q hlte r
ElIGiT ia M IzInIlg, and lId Il 10 be a. excellent
uIetIcIue Tor COlcs, Coughs sc
LIaIL-s HOI BEtgK
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
COUGHS AND COLDS CUkED.
-E-... E..- 4 ~ - LII 80.

-stiOTd, VI ) ALE ~, 1853.
nj. certinrs that =. hIIes EulEssylA,g kIIAu
been Euy family VI sssers cOlus
attended Ntn turusl, Eba lac been I0aBo d rel
abe lneoIcIEe IA thess Cas-s. d. Is. AOODhAkD
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

Sbe4bA' Dss y Z Jan IiGs -epg
haze used Dr. hGtsIs Pulmonary T. ny
family care aB0 have IOuAa the ule1i
-slle tIist Lave ever used Tor Sosghs, CO4as ana
sore hTOats. EDDAk MEELE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

81. AIbans, Vi, Ocf H. 1853
Ny little girl La be-u sutjrc. 70 sttscS. Group.
hage a8Nays IOau4 Dr. y. q " nIter EllGlr 10 re
atEr her ~ Uns ana Aeu4a act Dr AGbouT NV
laInlIS Oh any account hBEAG r EAaSDA
kat Bethel, Vi, Jaiy 9Th. is.
have an only chud Thai attacked NIiH Aels-
brauOus Group. Re gave Ter " \ =. NhIte'S
tAIF ana ~ TIE suTpIsss u al, q gave Der IIasd
zte rslIsI LOPHAk kIAIOA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

"a the matter a. Ike Estate Of Henry No5ie Deceased
~ rradln. anu hllu- the Petition of Anlo, Hays.
I y Administrator go >aii t>tate. showing that no
s;,I estate has lis hands. aud setting
urtn an. amount of debts outstanding sgain<t said
.3 >.,i nd Il !eSctipt OF ali the kcai Estate 81
which sand decra seized. au th,- condition and
aim. 81 tha respective portions thereof PRAYING
I i license he to him granted - sell 1h- whole Of
sid Real Estate AMI H. spprArIue Icy Sait prou"n
= mere ! no er>otlal e. .af, in the isn~ Of SAID
Administration ana that il l. ncc>sry an order 10 pay
,. debts ~ sell thr hole 81 sud heal Estate. II i
Therefore ordered that all PERSONS Interested IN sand
ESTATE. ,Dp,ar hrfar- the Judge ot this Cant Mon
,y t!, l., lav # July. l>bl - the Court House in
re viIhc. 1t nodgevIl.e. IN >ai- county.
Ana. i further ordered hat copy :" this order
~ be published for four successive week prior 10
: ~ {av ~ tt,..ring in the Nu-tal Point Tribune
,...hI, nr,v-l,.pe published the city "f Mineral
I. ut in s4id cpunty-
p,iv,i May 7th, lsol.
1s2o l.. STRONG, County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

Ralph Flint. sarah Flint. ant George W Chapr
STATE OF WI>tON>iN--Eowa County Cir
chi! Court.
judgement of Foreclosure and Sale.
~ y virtueot and pursuant 10 "a ju' sment and de-
/ } cree of Foreclosure and Sal" rendered in the
.nve entitled cauSe. dated the II day at MaIct A.
~ lNrl shat e<po>e for SAFE and sell At public zen
f-otr door If the Court House the city OF Nj cr,,l
Point on Saturday the 2oth day o. July, i II. 1861.
at the hour ct clock L. NJ. ri that auy the 10 low
ing DESCRIBED mort gagged premises much th reof
a. may necessary I;tl-e the amount of Saii udS
urn interest and costs. together with the exp nsrs
ot Salr to-wit: All that cen tain piece pare / of
land situate living aud b-iua in aid county of
Snd State Of Wisconsin, kn sWE and described "a fol-
lows: Lots number niteer ti5l ana sixteen 10 in
BLOCK No 80 in P.,ttrli> Addition to the Vi age
of Avoca in Iowa county, Wisconsin. a. the 9me
an pear at record in SID county. together with al the
tuirtruance~ Embellishments thcreuuto h-loua ng.
dated SheriTs Otice, Mineral Point, Wi>coI sin,
March 70. 1901.
GEORGE MESS ERSNITE,
Sheriff rf wa County Wiscorsi ..
:osrPH II. CLAKY. Plaintiff Alto NY. LAT :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

State of Wisconsin. Iowa County, Circuit Court.
James Toav, Plaintiff,

James Toav. Plaintiff,
against
Nicholas Coad. Edward Walsh, the unknown heirs
of John Walsh, Prudence Thomas. I'm. Nanearro~,
Prudence Thomas ID. Mary Ann Thomas, Grace Ciuth-
,.rs Mary Afford. Thomas Afford, KITTY Hooking.
samuel locking ;,na others unknown heirs Of James
NancarroA deceased and all persons claiming title 10
Inc northeast quarter Of the th-w'st quarter 81
SECTION g.. in township ; north OF range east il
L. a County Wisconsin. Defendants.
Z T appearing ~ the affidavit OF James Toay. the
plaintiff herein. THAT the inject of tni- action il
IL obtains partition a" the northeast quarter 81 the
sourh-ut.i ,,uarter section - in town N'. north
nf range No. : ";t-i. III lows. 'unty Wi>c"usn,
among The er4 parties 10 this action according /"
their respective rights ant that some Of thr srt~,
having an interest in said band 10 Wit: The heir. Of
John Walsh deceased some OF the heirs Of James
N,ncalrow deceased, unknown ami that Edward
alsh. Prudence Thomas. Wnl. Nanctrr"w, Prudence
Thomas 2d NJ A. Thomas reside ant az this state AMI
cannot found ther-inot,errd that all parties in
.r,> ed in the hraSt I'r Of thu sou invest ~
&c g. toxin > north range :. east. in lows county
vi cou>u uiclc"t PARTITION :. sought Toe required
- aulear and answer the complain; in this action,
which Was fled thr office at the Clerk al tho tir
cult Court Ts.v County afoTcaid, on the Nth ay
.. june tho l9tn day Of August. 4. D.. 1901,
and ii further ordered ha this order be served PER
s..ually upon 10 unknown defendants and the d.
ntlaufs az This >tsts.or that tie
sc publ hr.i in each week Ter six srcce-sirr
weeks in the Point tribune, the FIRST pubncs
tiou tn be r,1a.- on the 18th June Instant.
D,t.G ! uns ..th 1861. NJ y. 'pFHRkS,
s~-2S Cuczit JsdTs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
~ pKoR,rE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

Sheriff rf ,v;I County. Wiscossi ..
:osrPR II. C1AKY. Plaintiffs Attein" l+t :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
NJ OFFA 4 -
LITE FILLS /. ] Ia.IIIX BITIIHS


~ 'HESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
L lie Tor period Of THIRTY YEARS. and during
that Time have maintained high character in almost
every part ct the Globe, for their extraordinary and
immediate power Questioning perfect health to per
suffering under nearly every kind OF dlSrase to
which the huHstp frame l. liable.
The foNowir among the distressing variety OF
human disease IN winch the
rCrnAurr rTuv nErx~-r~7NvG
- - ~7A - - N---
Are well known 10 be iutaliitde.
tfN-p4y>iII. by thoroug lly cleansing the first and
st0uaehs, aud creanga pure healthy bile, in
stead ot the stale ana acld klnd tlatnlency, Loss
of Appetite Heartburn, Hradachc kt-tte~~nea>, Ill
Temper, Anxiety, l&nguor, and Melancholy, which
the general lnploHS % dyspepsia, VIII Ndn1sit>
a -ural consequence OF lis cure.
COsiivcnCSs, hs cleansing the whole length OF the
ence; all violent pTg17 leave the |oweIs costV viii
in two days
Eevers Of all kinds, hy restoring the blood to reg
ular clTculatioh through 't process "I resp r'''i" l
SUCH cases ana inc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 al' A'''S'l'l
"istruc mons ~ stHtlS. -,
The lle Medicines nave been AI9Wn I" sure ith u
mttism permanently ~ lhTts weeks, ana eoH' IN
hali-that lHt, ny feihoNl iE l"e'ti iN''l"H from
the muscles ana l1samehlS 81 me l"lniN.
Drop>ics "i an SINUS bA freeing ana N-'' y
TIA kidney and S'a"'er i"f they "Etr"Ie "'St &c
lGhtiniiY on 'ileSe al ioI '''h' - e"- > - IT.
ever been found certain remedy i"r lAs worst cases
OF travel
= as" :" "'ni@' ,5 '',5 i; 1i ,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
Apples
SIIiiIitFF'~ SALE,

\ at M. wHRHLRR's
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-04


VINO is KIKKwooD The German
paper Of this city, in reply to a communication
of Il. K. Claussen. very pertinently asAs:
Who is Kirkwoodf lie is sn Aho.
litlonist, radical Aboitlonist, says Mr. CIau-
sen. Really? Who has said go? The Mahouy
Democrats. 10 that an authority for Mr.. Claus
cent Kirk wood is as little an AbolitioDist as
Merritt. Kirk wood is mere submissionist a
mere haiterer and ape of the Adminis ration.
Kirk wood. mere Office. ker. ho has go little
shame 10 him that. surrounded and supported
by his courtiers, he extos his own services in
puolic ssemtlies and eiectioneeis for his own
eleclon-cares only, as all his actions and
movements show, for himaelf, and ses patriot
isfn as the man did the sausage with which be
attempted to bring down the ham. kirkwood
is hated aud jespised by a. Republicans with
the exception Of come who derived their profits
through i'm. and man OF progress can cup
port him only with reluctance.
So loug as Macon was the candidate opposed
to kirwood, We were In the dissg reeable po-
stion of being compelled to support Kirk
wood. Now the case is otherwise. But let it
be shown that Merritt is a liar and q traitor,
that he sympsthizes with the Mahony Demo.
Gratis, and then we will electioneer against
him with all our power. But Heaven save us
from the reproach Of having voted tor fox
simply because asses have been persuaded 10
nominate him for their king. We would have
preferred a radical aud progressive man as
candidate for Governor. Merritt is. So far as
Is known, at least an honorable man. But
kirkwoodsis simply q noneyed man, rogue,
aud an incorrigibie Know Nothing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-04
From Jefferson City.
| Special to the Chicago Tribune.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo Oct. 2.
Gre 1t actively is now evinced III the movements
Of trot ps and warlke materia s. Since the arri-
val Of Gen. Mekin-try, new life energy and sys
tenn have been Infused into military movements
The force Of artillery will be much greater than
is generally supposed enough TO blow the Rebe.7
out Of water. The officers AMI privates full of
confidence that they will rout PIce's butternut
hordes. cheerful feeling anlinates the who c
army ut the prospect Of pitched battle.
Prices main body was still at Lexington Sat
urday, actively drilling, shoeins horses, ani man
ing preparations for battle retreat.
messenger reported to Fremont last nj 5ht int
Generals Lane and Sturgis routed aud cut to
pieces four thousand Reoels under Parsons, be-
tween Lexington and St. Joseph.
Muliigan refuses TO give his parole, believing
that We will soon liberate him from Price.
The runor is that Ben. McCulloch died at Fay
ctteville, We k ago, from the effects Of wound
in the leg, Rad his having refused medical aid in
time. His Irmy is said to be corr manded by his
brother Sam. McCulloch. His exact whereabouts
is not certain; but he is supposed to be now a.
Osoeoa or Warren.
Wyman's brigade, in marching from Roila to
Jefferson, had fOrdel the Usage fifteen miles west
when he was ordered to countermarch and pro-
ceed by rail. Keason--fcar OF being cut of by
McCulloch.