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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Inn. d. Jones vs.. Columbus Parker.
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M bill, the same will be taken a.
Co. Judgment rendered against defendant.
e,mh.e under my hand, this 9th day of De-
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Lpr. Justice Of the Peace.
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DR.. MEANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE counrcnanee Is pale and leaden-
eolored, with occasional Asnhes, or q cir
eumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; The
eyes become duh; the pupils diate; m
azure .emicircle runs along the lower eye
Id; the nose is irritated, swells, and some
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occasional headache, with humming or
throbbing Of the ears; IN unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; sP-
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entirely gone; Aeetins pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; violent
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Whenever the above symptoms are
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Sherif's Sale.


Lanesdorf & Rosenstein vs.. Thomas Stevenson.
On Execution, issued from the Dirtrict Court Of
Kansas Territory, sitting in and for DonIpha"
County. ssE7nns f'H
NOTICE Is hereby given, that I will oher
for sale, at public auction, u the Court House
Door, in Troy, in said County, on the I'd Gay
of January, A. D. 1861, at one o'clock, +. M,
of that day, all the right, title and interest the
said Thomas Stevenson had, At the May term
of said Court, A. D. 1860, in Lots, and Il IN
Block e9; also, in Lots u and l3, il Block ile;
also, in Lots 9 and 10. in Block 81; al, En- u
land, in said County. Levied on BY me- by
virtue Of said execution, issued in the above
entitled cause, to satisfy the Judgment and eosts
Given under ny hand this 18th day Of De
cember, A. d. 1860. ,fz....
: - Jos. F. HAMPsON, Acting Sheriff Z
bs7o = 7gg By C. LELAND, Deputy Shsrin.
December 20. 1860 sw. Prs fee, $1.'o'
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sh,eri9's Sale.


lanes X. Whitehead 70. Albert Heed, Mary
Heed, his wife, and John B. Brady.
On execution and order of sale, issued from the
Fint District Court Of Kanns Tesfitorys sit
ting in and for Doniphsn County.
NOTICE is hereby given, that BY virtue Of
IN nid order Of sale and execution, issued in
the above entitled cause, against said defend
ants, shall sell all the right, title and interest
Of ssid defendants in Lot IL, in Block IL, in
Troy, In said County, at the Court House door,
i. Troy Aforesaid, On the It'll day Of February,
A. d. ISL. ut one O'Clock, P. n, OF that day,
70 aisy DE nd ordse Of als 7aad szsestion
Gi1ss ssd4 - h..d. shis sls Day Of De-
cembsr, A. d. 1850. e7O-7aL fTf{.-.5
Jos. r. HAMPSON, Acting Sheriff.
sdi ~ T'f BY G. LRIAxD, Deputy Sheriff.
January 3, 1vel4w. Printers Ses. o.
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Marnf6
T)ifo.

,.a,u;.. Brown County. on Sunday night,
ss;,.,., of Brain Fever, Mrs. ELlzAB =.
s'DrnDING, wife of Charles B. Hsdding'
"a Is years.
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For sale by shreve / Macy, White Cloud;
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Shields, Iowa Point; J. n. Wildly, Highland;
Peter Nsphlsr, Oregon; and by Dealers gan
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lVM0 VIRGINIA AND HAVANA
&nH9sSoOO CIGARS, which will be sold Ct
~ ssuts 10 S per hundred.
". c. DANA SAYPs
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I $50. 1soO'
HANEIDAL 4 ST. JOSEPH r. e..
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
taeaAH
TRAINS EAST.

Passenger Express Leaves ST. Joseph ga. u.
Stock Train 4P N.
Freight az A. N.
Passenger Express arrives Joe. $50 ?. g.,
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DIR. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE

found to exist,
DIR. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which has At
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alton has been such as to warrant Us in
Pledging ourselves to the public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should prove inef-
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the sickness. of the child or adult should
warrant the supposition of worms being the
Cause" In all cases the Medicine to be given
10 STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public, that
Dr.. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that i, is an innocent
preparation, Not capable Of doing the
.higktest Injury to Me most tender IN dnt.
Address all orders 70
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12

An Albany paper, abiding to report
which is finding ready currency that the Con-
federates in Virginia cannot now muster
more than $4,000 men, sensibly remarks
THAT sounds like the report of one of Mr..
Davis spies, who is in the confidence of the
Government, perhaps the same man who fur
nished for Beauregard several days before
the plan of our attack on the 21st of July.
Such reports of the smallness and lneiticlen-
cy of the rebel army gave US the glory OF the
Bull Run retreat Whoever brings such
candidate for Fort Lafayette. Let us hear
no more of the defenceless, starving, mutt
nous, half-clad, unarmed condition of the
rebels. Glorious victory and restoration OF
peace to the whole country is within our
grasp, but it is to be obtained by hard fight
ing, and not by bragging.'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12

-lIa.r,n Field. the mail agent killed in
the recent accident on the Hannibal 4 81.
.To.pnh railroad, wa, q son OF Charles ~
Field, Esq Of this State.
Tho. banner Union own o. this State
:. ,y;tIl7t uup>tiou CRANKY; Tracy, Under
wood and TAurston having received twenty
SIX votes each, being all tie votes cast 10
STAT. officers.
lied there by Alr. Davenport, making - men
ouf Of a population OF about 1000: any
town has done better we should IiAo 10 S1'
the figures. -
Drurv. OF the Vcroennes Comp ny, arrived
- Vsrocnncs on Friday last, for the pur-
oose OF raising $50 men to fill up the "a hc-.
f PT,o+ The rendezvous is at Fcrgennes,
and paw is to commence at date o. chliS'-
ment.
ST. ALBANs CoMrANY.-Ihls compa-
nv was mustered into service OF the state Cd
Thursday afternoon, by Gen. Brown, OF
Rptland. In the evening an elecuoh q
commissioned officers took place, with Jhe
following result -
ran+ain, Charles G. Chandler; 1st Lieut..
Alamo r. Hulburt ID Lent, LOUIS McD
Smith. C........,.- 4,;,.a,
The annual Far OF the tonhcclco' I"EeI
VALLEY Agricultural and industrial RAJ -As.oi 81
ton was held at White River junction /, i IA.
week. \ good show Of stock was on 'Ai mon
ton. and large number OF people III a"eh-
dance.
CrARExDoN.-Justices of the peace l.
Il CALVIN, Thos. Stewart, L. M. Walker NJ
D. Harrington, VIM. S, Weeks H. CHAP
man, j. Congdon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12
CASTLETDN ITEMS.

The organization Of the Western Vermont
agrlculfura al ASSOCIATE bn was completed on
Saturday the 3lst ultl at the Town Hall in
Casfleton, bv the adoption Of a constitution
and bylaws TO govern the society, the cleo
ton Of officers and m snagers and doing other
preliminary business hecessary 10 the perHa-
nency Of the associafi lon. Most Of the towns
in the Fairhaven Probate district were 1rp-
resented. and quite a Fpirited discussion va
entered into on the M Ost successful moi Of
farming. raising Of haFses and wool grow
also As to the manner in which Fairs sas id
be conducted under the auspices Of similar
associations for the Improvement Of the agrI-
cultural and mechanical Interests Of the com
munity.
On the evening of Sept. Isl Rev, II. p.
Cutting OF Poughkecpsie, " Y, gave lee
ture before a large and Interested cOngrega-
ton in the Brick Church subject, The
present conflict in this country between sla-
very and freedom The SPEAKER was out
spoken in bis views and willing TO sacrifice
everything, and eloquenty urged others to
DO the same for the preservation Of our glo-
rious Union. He spoke in glowing terms Of
What Vermont had done thus far 10 the con-
test The lecture was repeated A. Falrbayen
on W. dneeday evening last before full
house.
The Fall curse Of instruction in the Sem
mary has Just opened with a fair prospect Of
success. \ goJ!Iv humber oi pupils arr IN
attendance from abroad. mostly ladies'
With VI knowltou and hi competent board
Of assistant rrarh.r- !, Is rendered certain
that every department o. study will be oom-
pe,e and thr veil earned reputation Of the
institution be- maintained
Hon. Era~fu- Hi4iry, one Of the oldest
and most respected citizens 0; Ca-tletoa.
died at his re-lden~- in the village on Tues
dav la n 'hr advanced aye o, @u year~.--
H. had hem IA resilient Of the town eyer
sine. l77I AID had br-n Unidentified with all
th,. Interests Of the town from tia. rim- 10
The preset For uinr wears in succession be-"
wa>elrc'e1 Judge OF Fairbayen probst@ district
and represented the town 81 Ca-rlrfou in The
genera. assent ~ Of thl. State al different
times with ability. tor thirty years liz Wa
drscon Of th- C0ngr~I atlonal Church. md
went down 70 hi, crave like a shock OF rt rn
fully rip horored a-6 respected bv all who
knew him. i. " b.
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The gntland 9erala.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1861.

MORRIS MINsTRELs.-This talented and
popular troupe gave one oftheir highly pleas
Jug entertainments at Village Hall last eve
ming which was well attended by the lovers
of choice amusement and artistic Ethiopian
minstrelsy. The patrons of the minstrels are
always sure to get their moneys worth
They perform every evening during the week
at Village Hall, and each day at the Hall
erected for their use on the Fair grounds.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12
For the Herald,

FROZEN WELL.-In your article in yes
terday mornings paper. TRY was made to
say, that ice around the wall of the well was
from four to six feet in thickness it should
read from four to six inches, Try has been
Informed, since the 9TH, that the diggers of
abe new well found ice as they descended,
but continued to dig until they struck solid
ace at the depth of A feet also, that DR. c.
T Jackson, of Boston, told a friend that he
was unable to establish any theory, Or to Of
fer any fact, upon which the phenomenon OF
perpetual ice could be accounted for. The
ice curves at the bottom, and the water rises
through the loose stones and gravel.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12

benefit rs largely the ''tatc- in insurrec
ton As the States which have remained
loyal: However this may be. the duty
of the national government. a the constI-
tutionally constituted agent Of the people,
admits of no question. The war. made
necessary by the instruction, and rcluc-
family accepted by the government, must
be prosecuted with all possible yigor until
the restoration Of the just authority OF the
Union shall insure permanent peace
The same good Providence which conduc-
ted our fathers through the difficulties and
Danger which bc-ct the formation Of the
Union. has grariou~lv strengthened our
hands for the work Of it, preservation
The crops of the year are ample-thc
granarie- and barns are everywhere full.
The capitalists Of the country come cheer
fully forward to sustain the credit Of the
government already. and even in adj
vance of thi, appeal, men Of all occupa-
tiOnS seek 10 share the honor- and advan-
tages OF the loan. Never. except because
Of the temporary depression caused by
the rebellion aud the arrangement OF bu-
sines- occasioned by il. were the people Of
the United states in "a better condition TO
sustain great contest than now.
Under these tayoring circumstances,
and for the~o 4r,nd obj-ct~. shall. ID
pursuance Of the act oi Congress. CAUSE
books Of subscription to bee opened a.
speedily a. practicable. in the several
cities and principal towns OF TIE. United
States. I'm ord, thar all citizens who de-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-12

Oc,rrATIoN OF PADucAm.-On FRI
day. the 9Th. Gen. Grant. with two r.gs-
ment, OF infantry. one company oC llgh.
artillery. and two gun-boai-. took po--~--
sion Of Paducah. k@uturkv. he fouaI
secession flag IN different tart- NJ rfa-
CITY ~ expectation 1T erecting tIl- arrival
of .he Southern army. which ma- report
ed $500 strong. sixteen m.l.- defiant -
The Ioval citizen tore d9am ibr -s-r--- .e.s
fag- on the arrival 81 our troop.
Gen Grant took possession Of ,a- f4-
egraph ofice. railroad depot. and fh4 NJ
rine Hospital. He found larg- quaur..,e-
Of complete raiions and leather tor the
Southern army. The following nny-.a-
nation ha- been issued -
II have come among YOU. nnf a~ :an eu4-
my. but a. your fellow citizen. MOI 80
maItreat or annoy you. but 10 respect and
enforce the rights ot all loyal ritiz~n-.
An enemy IN rebellion against oar com
mon government ha- taken Possession a..
and planted it, guns on the ~oil 81 H.
lucky. aud fired upon you. Columbus
and Hickman are IN hi hands IL is
marching upon your city ] an aer.- go
defend you against this enens-ry a~-J-,
the authority and sovereignty OF your
government.
have nothing 10 do with opinions. aal
-haii deal os.E sei.# armed rebellion aa.l
it, alder Co.. ab.....-. s3a s-an pur-ae
your u-ua $3.50. @tt.,r- a.. ..a81 tr-ar- Il=
.,..... .,.. 10. E. f.,.-....-. r,- L. h.-~.. -r.