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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
swARMING OF TIL MEDICAL HIVES
ooNsoLArIoS Foa THE sIoK,

Considering the enormous number of young nj
D'sthat our medical co leges turn out every year,
we certainly ought f there he any vi tue in regu.
lar physieking,hl 10 be much healthier pc ople
than But the bills of tally do rot short
en- as the list of doctors iengtheps. Quite the re
verse! Shall we cay then with Macbeth, Throw
physic to the dogs, III none ofitGn No, that will
not DO. Nature, whea attacked by disease, needs
an ally TO sustain her. An ally, remenbe not
depicting agent that helps the disease and eshausts
her enerRies We v,riy believe that most of the
drugs administered in acute diseases have this effect
Such, however is not the operation OF one medicine
now generally used in this country for complaints
oil the stomach, liver and bowels. We mean HoL.
LowANs fiL g, Ofcourse, our readers are aware
that both the Ointment and Pills which bear the
name Of that distinguished ply stefan and philan-
thropst, are in the highest possible repute all over
the world but we have emily had an opportunity to
wtne the effect of the pills gives us pleasure to
esiiy to their efficacy In dyspepsia and liver COM
plants they unquestionably work the most marvel.
Gus cures Nay, we will even 20 for as TO say
that with this remedy within their reach, no an
or woman need ever be long troubled With dyspsp.
sla. The Pill remove the distress at the stomach,
and restore the strength and appetite with rapidity
that 10 really astonishing The curative action
seems TO be the same in all without reference
TO age constitution, or sex. Such, at lea IT, is the
conclusion to which our experience and observation
pomts,-N " Advocate. aug lin
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ca Our little navy has grown some.
Twelve months ago we had SO vessels of
war of all kinds, 80 of which were steam
ers. We have now 200 vessels, all OF
which are propelled by steam, except a
few sailing corvettes and frigates which
can at any time be cut down, converted
into iron-plated rams or sloops of war,
and propelled by steam. d
We had 5000 sailors and marines one
year ago. There are now over $4,000
seamen in the U. S. naval service. The
marine corps has been doubled, and be-
sides proportionate increase of officers
on the regular staff, commanders, lieuten.
ants and minor officers, have been easily
obtained for nearly 200 vessels, purchas
ed or chartered for war purposes.
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100000 More Troops Ordered 80 be
Drafted.
Washington, Aug. a.

.z.. Washington, Aug. a.
ORDERED, first, that draft of three hun
dred thousand militia be Immediately called
into the service of the United States to serve
nine months unless sooner discharged. The
Secretary Of War will arrange the quota to
the States and establish regulations for he
draft. a|"
Second, that If any State, before the 18th
of August shall not furnish its quota of the
additional 100000 volunteers authorized by
law, the deficiency of volunteers in that State
will also be made up by special draft from
the militia. The Secretary OF War Will es-
tablish regulations for this purpose.
Third, regulations will be prepared by the
War Department and presented to the Pres
ident for the object of securing the promotion
of officers of the army and volunteers Tor
neritorious and distinguished conduct, and
for preventing the nomination and appoint
ment in military service of incompetent otfi
GERS. The regulations will also provide foi
Kidding the service of such incompetent per
sons as now hold commissions.
By order of the President.
(Signed) E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Adjatant and hsp'r Generals Office,
Woodstock, VT, July 30.
GENERAL OEpER. No, 9.

" ENLhAA Di'tfAFaff $3.50 -
By General Order No, "A, current
.sres. from the War Department, the
premium OF 81 may be paid by the Re-
rruiting Officer to any recruit for the
volunteer service, who presents himself
for Acknowledgment to be made af-
ter the recruit has been inspected, and
ba. taken the oath, and vouchers for the
nayment to be taken in the form hereto.
fore prescribed,
.. The public service requires, not on
" that men should be enlisted with rapid
;tv for the new regiments now ordered
hut also that such men of the regiments
now in service, as are alb ent from their
regiments without leave, and are in fact
deserters, disregarding the obligations OF
their enlistment, and yet drawing pay, or
hoping to draw pay for services not per-
formed, should be sought out and compel
led to return TO their duty. The pres
ence within the State of such. men, and
their evil example, is of more injury to
the recruiting service, than the open hos
tility of avowed traitors. 1t is, therefore,
made the duty of every Recruiting Officer
within this State, to ascertain whether
every soldier within his district, is absent
from his regiment with leave. If he is so,
he has documents in his possession that
will prove it. If he has not, report the
name of the man, with all the facts known
respecting him, without delay, to Major
VIM. Austine, U. S. Mastering and Dis
bursting Officer, at Burlington, Vermont,
whose duty it is to cause such men to be
arrested and returned to their regiments.
1t is requested that the selectmen of
each town will Immediately report to Ma
ior Austine the names of all soldiers with
in their respective towns, who are absent
from their regiment without leave. The
State should afford no retreat for such re-
creants. Let them either return to their
duty, or leave its borders. The select
men who are presumed to b. loyal men,
willing to do their duty, are earnestly en-
joined to devote as much of their time as
is necessary to the thorough accomplish
ment of this labor. And it is hoped that
all good citizens will cooperate with
them, and aid in returning all deserters
by giving all necessary information.
PETER L. WAsHBURN,
Adi't and Inspector Gen.
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Rounty 10 Volunteers in ". n. City

New 7 0rk, Aug. 4.
At meeting of the Common Council to-
day, Mayor Opdyke sent in message urging
the taking Of immediate steps to cooperate
with the federal government in perfecting
the defences OF this harbor, and recommend
ing the appropriation OF one million OF dol
lars for the construction oflron-plated batter
les and ships.
At meeting ofthe Board OF Aldermen, an
ordinance was offered providing bounty
of $50 in addition to all other bounties of.
fered by the State or United States, to each
volunteer, and appropriated $4,000 dollars
therefor.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLIC

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLIC-
Il TED.
DR., Dow continues to be consulted at his office,
Nos and 9, Endicott Street, Boston, on AL diseas
es of q
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Bya long course of study aud practical expert
en- ce of unlimited extent, DIR. D. has the graft
hea ton presenting the unfortunate with remedies
that have never since be first introduced them fail
ed to curethe most alsrGing Gases OF
GONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Bene ath his treatment all the horrors of venere.
al and impure blood, Impoteucy, Sorofuls, Con-
orfh1a, Ulcers, pain and distress In the regions
OF procreatioB, inflammation of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hydrochle, Addresses, Humors, frightfui
attending this class Of disease are nude to become
as harmless as the simplest al ings Of a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Or. d. devotes large portion of his time to the
treatment of those cases caused by secret and soil
tary bit, which ruins the body and mind uniting
the unfortunate individual for business society
| Some of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by early habits of youth, are Weakness of the Back
and Limbs, Dizziness of the head, Dmness Of sight
Pal nitatlon of tn, heart Dyspepsia, NervousDess
Berangement of the digestive fuI ctit ns, Symptoms
of Consumption &c The fearful effects on the mine
ideas depression of Spirits aversion of society," self
aistrust, timidity, &C. are amor the evils produe
| ed. Such persons should, before cont mplatinl
! m atrimony, consult ply stefan OF experience, anG
I be at once restored to health and happiness
Patients who wish 10 remain under DR.. Dow's
treatment few avs or weeks will be urnis he'd will
pleasant rooms, and charges for board moderate
Medicines sent to all parts of the country, with ful
direc ions for use, on receiving descriptions of you
| cases.
| Dr. Dow has also for sale the French Cspottes
| warranted the best preventive. Order by mail
| Ihrs Tor ST. and red stamp
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a. The condition of Maryland, it seems,
is receiving the attention of the government
A Washington correspondent remarks
"The condition of affairs in Baltimore and
Maryland excites the attention of the Gov
eminent Just now. The traitors increase in
Baltimore and in the Slave-holding counties
of the State. There is no doubt that the
legislation of Congress has made the slave
holding citizens of that State more bitterly
disloyal than ever before. For the most
part they were disloyal when the rebellion
broke out--thei1 sympathies were with the
rebels in Virginia and the cotton States
but they kept quiet. There is great bold
ness of late among them, and the govern
ment must nip the evil in the bud. 1t is
quite probable that severe me assures will
soon be resorted to. Families speaking
openly their sympathies with the rebellion
in an offensive manner may be compelled to
pass down within the enemy's lines, and give
room for more loyal people. In any event,
Maryland will be compelled to be loyal,
even though she be depopulated
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Legal No. .ss.
COMMussuONERg NoruCr

1NHE undersigned having been appointed by the
- Hon Probate Court, for the District OF Rutland,
commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust ali
eiIaac b keyts, late OF Middetown in said District
deceased hereby give notice that we will meet for
the purpose OF examining and allowing said claims al
Tue late residences OF the deceased in Mddletown on
me last Tuesdays In August aud November next,
from O'Clock unit o'clock T. NJ each OF said days.
ana thatsix months from the 10th OF July A. 1891
to present their said claims 20 us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Middletown, VT, goth day of JAY, A. D.
ROYAL COLEMAN, o..
23;3g ELIJAH ROSS, oo"''
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REBEL CONCENTRATIONS AT RrcHMoN

REBEL CONCENTRATION AT RICHMOND
The New York Express has information
from Georgia to late day, which shows
that everybody available as a soldier in the
State is going to Virginia. The idea is that
the Yankees cannot stand the Southern port:
in August and September, and hence there
is an extraordinary concentration of the
rebel forces upon Richmond, to drive Gen
Mcclellan off from the Peninsula.
The Fort Monroe correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press reports, on the authority
of gentleman who left Richmond on the
23d, that welldrilled troops are constantly
pouring into Richmond. 1t is estimated that
there are 100000 men at that that place
and that there are 100000 in the whole
rebel army. Gold, which was sold at $500
Confederate money! on the dollar, ha:
fallen since the retreat of our army to 81, so
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Eight new wooden hospitals have last
been finished about two miles north OF WISH
lng'on, on one OF the healthiest spots OF that
region A correspondent of the New Yofk
Post relates the following case Of heroic en-.
duranee on the part of sick soldier;
4" In one Of the hospitals there is a soldier
who isdown with his third attack of typhoid
fever since he joined the army, Aher his
frs, attack he could have obtained his dis.
charge, but he was anxious TO continue in
his regiment, The second run Of fever left
him quite low, but he recovered in camp,
never going to regular hospital Chicka.
hominy and the battle-week gave him third
attack. He was brought up here and will
probably die this time. Such pluck rs rare
and worth noticing. His surgeon thinks that
his pluck may yet save him, but be is ex-
tremely low and is out of his head, bab-
bling Of charges upon the enemy, OF desper-
ate encounters, and of sad retreats"
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The Newbern On. c. Progress Civ

The Newbern IN. c. Progress gives
the following item =
Last Thursday evening, during the Sc
we're thunderstorm, the lightning struck
tent belonging to Company A, in the
camp of the 9th Massachusetts Regi-
ment, on the fair grounds, and killed pri-
vate Joseph Birge. of Northampton, and
severely injured 8 others by the names Of
Willard, Dunn and Watts, who it is tho'l
will recover. 1t struck within foot of
the top of the tent, making holes in the
bayonets of the guns as they were stacked
shout the tent-pole, and left sundry visible
marks of its presence in addition to its IA
tai effects.
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n f N T | S T r Y


DR.. l.. T, LAWTON would respectfully intern
the citiz ms of Rutland and Rutland County, that
he has taken the rooms formerly occupied by DR..
PIPER, which he has re-ftted and newly furnished
for the purpose of
DENTAL SURGERY.
Having for term of years bad the advantages OF
study and practice with of the most popular and
skillful men in The profe sion in New En- gland and
having by attentive study, and arduous labor, Sc.
cured his confidence and approval he feels assured
that he can give full satisfaction to all who may give
him their patronage.
Neither pains xpense has beer spared in avail
ing himself ofall the new approved discoveries OF
the art, and having had practice in all the various
methods OF puttingup
@ PLATE WORK,
he feels entire confd in offer ng his services to
any who may require the services of a Dentist, and
in executing the most simple or the most difficult
and complicated ork, he pledge s bis best efforts to
please his patrons Heis prepared to furnish
PARTIAL OR FULL SETS OF TEETH
On old Silver, Plstina, Rubber or Cheplastic with
single, block or continuous gum teeth, and he guar
antees that all material used in his practice shall be
of the purest quality employed by Dentists
All DESTROYS OF the services OF Dentist invited
to call and inspect his facilities for doing good work
learn his terms, etc !, etc.
Corner NJ ercbants' Row and West st.
Rutland, May 10, 1862. 2l:ly may 17-dlw
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- The subscriptions of the Chicago mer-
chants to the war fund already amount to
about S3l 900, BlacS lists of those who re-
fuse to contribute are published, and the city
papers contain apologies and explanations
from persons who were supposed 10 be stingy
and remiss.
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The RIGHT SPIRIT.-A young soldier,
not yet IS years of age, belonging to Col
Graham's regiment of Heavy Artillery,
which is now stationed in the vicinity of Har-
per's Ferry, in letter written to his parents
few days ago, says:
"a could get home any time that like,
but would not have the name of deserter
on my mind, or in that of any of my friends.
| will stay and fight for our glorious flag
the flag of the free-and see il wave over
the Southern States, and then can say that
| have done my duty to that glorious old
flag, "the red, white and blue; and am
ready to protect it and die for it wherever |
may go. and | hope you will do the same
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DR. BoYCE's CELEBRATED TON.

this medicine is truly wonderful. 1t acts directly
upon the bowels and blood--a mild but thorough
cathartc. 1t expels all morbid secretions and OBJ
organs into healthy action, cleansing the system,
purifying the blood. causing it to course anew
through every part of the body-giving health and
new life to the frame. For loss of appetite, fever
complaint, jaund ice, dyspepsia, all bilious diseases,
foul stomach, costvsnass, weakness, aud all diseas
es arising from torpid or diseas liver they will
always do good-not hurt Try them
Directions for an adult - table spoonfhll in
swestened water, three times day before eating.
The dose may be increased or lesssned as the case
may require.
Only Is cents bottle.
FRANCIS FEM, Rutland, VT. Sole Proprietor
to whom all orders should be addressed. Att
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"a Gen. Mcclellan has ordered his troop:
to hold themselves in readiness at moments
notice. Active movements OF some kind, i,
Is believed in Washington, are very soon Il
take place.
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AGENTS ATTENTION.

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OOO vELoPEs, contain ng 100 different designs,
in three colors of the Latest, most Saeabe, and
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Sent las samples, without injury on receipt OF price
post or express paid. Address HENRY b, ANoON
Print Publisher, &C., 40 state Street, Boston, Mass
Local and Travelling Agents. Headq uarter.
ty Paper copying, paid in the aoove.) w31 ;2w
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CAUTION TO FEMAL LES IN DEL


Endcot Street, Boston, is consulted daily for all
diseases incident to the female system. ProIspsus
UteIi, or falling of the Womb, Flour Albus, Sup
preston, and otf menstrual arrangements, all
treated upon n, theological principles and spec
dy relief guaranteed in a very few days, So invaria-
bly, certain is the new mode of treatment, that mo t
obstinate complaints yield VI der it, and the afflicted
pc rson soon reioces in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater exI erieHce in
the cure of diseases of women and children than
any other ply scian in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay in Bottom few days under his treat
ment.
DR.. Dow, since ls45, having confined his whole
attention to Office practice for the of Private
Disc asses and Female Complaints, acknowledges no
superior 10 the United States
N. ball letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Office hours frem A. N. to 8P. M.
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Perfection has been obtained, through art science
and experience, in the manu- cture Herrick AL
lens Gold Medal saleaItus, as every lady who has
tested il universally exclaims There is nothing like
t!N Don't fail to test paper, and you will never
use any other. Call on your Grocer Tor it, and do
no be put of with any other. All the GrooeIs sell
it, Depot ll2 Liberty Street, New York.
For sale By Chester Kngsey, at the old Red Store
Rutland.
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From Fortress Monroe.

Fort Monroe, Aug. 2.
The steamers Baltic, Atlantic and another
arrived with 5000 rebel prisoners from Fort
Delaware, en- route to be exchanged, Gen.
Pettigrew among them.
Nothing new has been heard from the gum
boats above.
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NOW READY.

THE OFFICIAL vOLUN rEER DIRECTORY
i 400 pages,l containing Name and Residence Of
every Officer and Private In the Union Army, with
their Commanos, Casualties. Promotions, &c.
tIrEvery one wants it. Sent post paid, on re.
ceipt of IS cents cash. or stamps. Address HENRY
b. ANSoN, Publisher, 40 State Street, Boston,
Mas. sa w9I Nv
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENT1oS!-For the derangemen ia
of the system incidental to the change OF diet
Wounds Eruptiens, and exposures, " hioh every
Volunteer lie liable to, there remeo les so safe
convenient and reliable as H0LLOWAY'S PILL
AND OINTMENT, rs cts. per box 2C9
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Negro Regiments moi TO be Accepted.

A Washington special to the Post.
In answer to deputation of prominent ci-
tizens who waited upon the President to-day
to urge upon him the acceptance of negro
regiments, Mr.. Lincoln replied that be could
not accept negro regiments, but would accept
as many as offered as laborers.
This, ii is understood, is the settled policy
of the government. rs = d
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COMMIssIONERs' NOTICE.

m HE undersigned having been appointed BY the
i Hon Probate Court, for the District of Rutland,
commissioners to receive examine and adjust ~
claims and demands Of all persons against Walter H.
Lincoln late Of Shrewsbury in said District decesse4
hereby give notice that will meet for the purpose
of examining and allowing said claims at the DWELL
ing house of u. ". Lincoln, in East 'aingfofd,
ON Saturday, the 9th day Of August, and Saturday,
A. M until four O'Clock, PM. each Of said day sand
that six months from the 22d day OF April, A. D.
1852 Is the time limited BY said court for said credi
present their said claims to US tor examine
ton and allowance.
Dated shrewsbvry, VT, the 18th day Of July. A D.
1852 $3.50
- JOHN WEBB, c..,
29.3w JAMES HUNTOON, o0'A ~"
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COMMIssIONERs' NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
l. Hon Probate Court tor the District OF Fairhaven
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of David Gibbs, late Of Benson, in said Dis
trct deceased hereby give notice that we will meet for
the purpose examining and allowing said claims ct
the dwelling house Of George Gibbs in Benson viii
lage September 10th ard December 95th, from nine
O'Clock A. NJ, until five O'Clock r NJ, each OF said
days and that six months from the 9th day OF July,
D. 1852 Is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their said claims to Us for ex.
animation and allowance
Dated at Benson, VT, this Both day Of July, A.
D., 1862
SIMEON AIKEN, c,mm,,.
81 :3w MpSELEY +. KING. oo'A
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Draflins to commence Augu.tI5.

- Washington, Aug. 4.
The War Department has issued az order
for drafting to commence on the 18th of
August
Arrests are frequently made in Washing
ton of offensive disloyaists.
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BATTLE SCENE.Sl

100 Ss RE NoW ss%
DY, size Is 80 inches highly colored on fine heavy
paper Sent postpaid, 20 for 81 90, Or "a 90 per 100.
To agents and the trade, NO better opportunity was
ever offered.
40 dress HENRY B. ANSON, Print Publisher, &c,
40 State Street, Boston, Mass.
tDPapers copying paid in the abeve.) w3l :2w
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COMMANDMENTS NOTICE.

FINHE undersigned having been appointed by the
L Hon.P Probate Court, for the District Of Rutland,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust al
claims and demands Of all persons against Sc
phaniah Eddy, late Of Chittenden, in said Dis
triot deceased, hereby give notice that will meet
tor the purpose Of examining and allo wing said
claims at the late dwelling house OF the deceased in
said Chittenden, on the last Monday In August and
November, from one O'Clock until six O'Clock, Pm.
on each Of said days, and that six months from
the Ath day of July, A. D. 1862, is the time lin
tied BY said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to US for examination and allowance
Dated Chittenden, VT, this Gath day of July.
WILLARD osGoOD, Cont,
81 A j. SARGENT, joo""
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q Missouri, it is said, will raise her
fourtold amount of tobacco this year.