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KIND WORDS Kind words, how cheap, indeed,
and yet how very dear Kind words are Heavens
sweet Angel nes sengeIs Sc is Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Saleratus earhs sweet messen ger to all
who love good, nice, light, white Biscuit. You
had bettert throw your our away. and go hungry,
rather than use any other. Cali for herrick AL
LEM, AID have no other it is as harmless as -four.
street. NY.
Gorsae by Chester Kingsley at the old Red Store,
Ru and.
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NAVAL ApPoINTMENT.-Edwin F.
Lewis, of Wells, VT, is appointed Sd
Assistant Engineer in the United States
Navy, and ordered to report to Commo-
dore Paulden on board the Connecticut
at New York.
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Nj AR RI Il

In Rutland, Aug. 8, at the Franklin House, by
Rev Mr., Seaver, Mr., john w. Hunting 10 Miss
Mary A. SARGENT
Also Mr.. Joseph W. Blood TO Miss Minnie Il.
Sargent. All OF Hubbardton,
On the 18Th inst, by the Rev. Leland Howard,
Leland j. Williams and Melissa y. Hoyt, both Of
Mendon.
Also On the 18th instant, by the same, Sylvester
S Could of Salem, ILL.,, aud Miss Fanny Nj. Pratt,
OF Rutland.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID

Pub ished for the benefit and a warning and 8
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous De
bilits PTemsture Decay c supplying at the ssme
time the une 81 SELF Cure Rv hn has cured
himself after bang tut 10 2 eat expense through
m sdics imposition and quackeIy. BY inco-ing
postpaid sd Tessed envelope. SINGLE oorfEs may
be had Of the surhoT. NATH AMI L MAYFAIR
Esq, Bedford, Kings Co, n. Y. Sowly
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A N H 0 U y
aow LOST-How RssrokhD
@

Js,. Published, in Sealed Eartlops' f''''
A LtCTURE ed
On the Nature, Trea ment aud Radica O ipn,ssolar1
mstorrha or Seminal wes ans iI,mpediners
MsrriaSe generally, Nervousoss,, coa i Iats
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and r as "By
ity, resulting from Self Abuse, ,s - Of the IN
j. CuLvKRwELL, NJ. D., Author u ~
Book, SC 49, of this admir-
Lecture, clearly proves from M ,fs J msy =
that the awful consequences OF :,;as and wih1
tectually removed without medicin n;s, instrana
dangerous surgical operations, eoat MODE Ofc
rings or cordials, pointing on, Inch ever sufsI
once certain and effsctnal, by Wn NV be, nay y
NJ matter what his condition may yysaicslly u
himself cheaply, privately, sabnoousauds snd u
lecture will prove boon 10 'ho'
sent under seal, in plain enveio * two 20
dress, on the receipt of six cents "
stamps, oy cddressisg cI C. KLISL I'd
l27 Bowery, New York rue. -
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STATE TICK n II .

For Governor:
FREDERICK HOLBRO0K, OF. Brattleboro.7
For Lieut.. Governor:
PAUL DILLIN6HAM, 81 Waterbury
For Treasurer;
JOHN b. PAGE, OF Rutland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-21

Two thousand two hundred of the
rebel prisoners in Camp Douglas, Chica
60, have protested against being exchang-
ed. They begin to like the Yankee
mode of living.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-21

Gen. W. T. Sherman, in command
at Memphis, has issued an army order,
similar to that of Gen. Mcclellan, in full
iillment of the confscation act and the
new army orders under it. Gen. Sher-
man orders that the negroes applying for
work be employed He informs disloyal
masters that their slaves are to be freed,
in the following terms:
The commanding General here thinks
proper to make known to the people of
Memphis the principles by which, in the
absence of instructions from his superior
officers, he will be governed in all cases
arising under these complicated questions.
1t is neither his duty nor his pleasure to
disturb the relation of master and slave.
That is for the courts, which, having been
destroyed here by our enemy, are nope
rative for the present, but in the due
course of events there must and will be
tribunals reestablished here that will Judge
and decide in cases which have arisen, or
may arise, under the laws and Constitu-
ton of the United States, Then loyal
masters will recover their slaves and the
wages they have earned during their tenn
porary use by the military authorities ;
but it is understood that all masters who
are in open hostility to the Constitution
of their country will lose their slaves, the
title to which only exists by force Of that
very Constitution they seek to Destroy
No influence must be used TO entice slaves
from their masters and if fugitives de-
sire to return to their masters, they will
be permitted to do so; but on the other
hand, no force Or undue persuasion will
be permitted to recover such fugitive
property.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-21

GOVERNOR SPRAGUE's NEGRO REGI-
MENT.-The following is the order Of Gov
ernor Sprague, permitting the enrolment
uf colored soldiers in Rhode Island
State of Rhode Island, Prov. Plantations,
sr Adjutant Generals Office,
Providence, Aug. 4, 1862.
General Orders, No. 36.-The Sixth
regiment, authorized by the Secretary of
War under date October 23d, 1861, and
orders issued therefor from this depart
ment, No. 103, December %, 1861, will
consist entirely of colored citizens. En-
listments will commence Immediately
Camp will be established under direction
of General Robbins, who is directed to or
ganize the regiment.
The QuarteImaster-General viii fur
nish rations and equipments on requisi-
ton,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR BOYCE'S

Negetable Tome biGters,
Cure Headache, Jausdice, Dyspepsia, General DE
bility, Weakness, Dizziness and Liver Complaint,
&C, SC. ~ ~
FRANCIS FESN,
Proprietor Rutland Vermont.
AsEETs ANTED. q. Sold by all Dealers in Medi
cines in the country. aprS-u
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SOLDIERS SPECIAL EoTICE.-Do your duty TO
yourselves, protect your health, use HOLLoWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT. For Wounds, Sores,
Bowel Com plants and Feysrs, they are perfct
safeguard. Full directions how TO use them with
every box. Only Is cents. 2l0
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letter from Baton Rouge.

A sergeant inCompany l., fifth Yer
mont Regiment, under date of Aug. 9th,
writes as follows relative to the recent
engagement at Baton Rouge:
ave had battle on the morning of the
5th. We were attacked about 4 o'clock
in the morning by some nine thousand
rebels. Our force would not exceed two
thousand. There were not more than
three hundred at the moSt,in the battle, OF
the 7th regiment Henry Bebee of Wells,
was slightly wounded in the elbow, and
C. Larabe ofPownal was wounded in the
breast, but not MORALLY. Col Roberts
was killed in the first of the battle He
was brave man. On our side there
were about 80 killed and 125 wounded
The rebels must have lost 500 or 600.-
They expected to make us an easy prey,
but they were sorely mistaken. 1t they
had had more artillery they would have
taken us all prisoners. We cut them
down like sheep, and they retreated back
to the woods, and sent in a flag of truce
to bury their dead, but instead of aoing it
they made good thaiT retreat, leaving US
to bury their dead, and taking most
of their wounded with them. The Indiana
Regiment suffered the most. We expect
ed another attack and sent our dead
and wounded to New Orleans. If they
attack US again they will find us better
prepared to receive them.
Lieut.. Charles Clark of Poultney, anC
Lieut.. Austin L. Woodman of Paw lie
stood up and fought like old heroes. On
the 9Th the rebel ram Arkansas tina
troubled US so much up at Vicksburg
came down here. and our Essex gave hel
battle. She threw a hot shot into he
port hole, striking her magazine, blowing
her 40 feet in to the air. So that is thu
last of her, but she was hard custome
} to deal with. She ran our who'll
feet at Vicksburgh, and set our navy il
, an uproar.
Daniel S. Huntoon of Castleton,
member of our company died on tn
l. morning of the Sd of August"
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DP L A POND

Has opened new Office ever the Drug Store of
Pond More. (opposite the Depot,1 where he can
be consulted from II to IL A ~, to and p.
NJ july 81 :dkwu
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Miscellaneous.

NOTICE is hereby given, that VI \.
~ cation will be made to the L'gsiA;' .norst]
state. at il, next 1, ssion, or charter lpcO.Fs|
ing holder of Bonds or the Western aaf ,O,j
road Company, or the owners of saia N'S XII
q recharter of sad Company,
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DI L u

In Hopkins, Michigan, on the 9th nit, OF con
sumption, Mrs. Aurils A. Ingerson, wife of VIM
Ingerson, and daughter OF o. III, Roulds OF this
town.
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MAILS,
'''' ~ Railroad time arrives at 24b 7, NJ,
pos,or rbrorah Man closes AZ 500 Z, NJ.
SV''N" Raiirasd time arrives at II As T, NJ.
Burlington and Northern Way, closes at z'SO N
Railroad time arrives at u 70 W.
New York through Mail closes at Im ~
Railroad time, arrives AZ ooo "a
Albany and ". Way, closes al soi
Railroad time, arrives At o 90 Z, A.
Trov and Western VT Way, CLOSES AZ lsNo M
Railroad time, arrives at Ills A NJ
Troy and Saratoga Way closes at zS = =
Railroad time, arrives al IL NJ
Montreal and st. Johns Mail closes at $50 r "
Railroad time, arrives al lz.5O A. M
Woodstock Way Mail olosesTuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Inv T. m
woodstock Way Mail arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at zN M.
once hours from 100 N TIL soor' m ounoays
nom l2oe till 1.ooP M: o,r. AZ
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For Senators:
HORACE ALLEN OF Rrtlard.
BKABIEY FiSR CT irx.
JOHN jackson, cf tisLcah
For Assistant Judges:
ALANSON ALLEN, oil Fairhaven,i
BARNES FRISBIE, Of aiddletown.
For States Attorney:
DAVID T.. NICHOLSON. oilwallingford.
For Sheriff.
WILLIAM N. FIELD, ofiRutland.
For High Bsilif:
EZRA EDISON, rof Mendon.
For Judge of Prebate--Rutland District:
AMBROSE L. BROWN, Of Rutland.
ForlJudgs oiiFrobate. -Fsirhsven Districts
C,M. WILLARD of Castleton.
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For Burlin gtop. !. g as A. M and % $40 T. Nj
For Bellows Falls, b.25 A. M, and II 70 A NJ
For Bennington, 440 A. NJ, and II 80 NJ
Foy aslem. Il 20 night and4 as A. III,
For Saratoga, AS A. M. and 3.05 T. NJ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-21

Trains Arrive NJ Rutland,
From burlington II 10 A. M, 1895 L. NJ, and l22o
night.
Pro@ Bellows Falls, AS and il46 NJ
From Remington Ills "A and 300 /. M.
From Salem, II, 55 A. M. and 30 p
From Saratoga, 1910 7. NJ, and 800 T. M
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-21

STATE OF VERMONT, trrHE Probst CaGt
District of Rutland,ss J / the District d 4
land.
To all persons Interested in the estate Of Altil
Bdgerton, late of Wsllingto rd, in said dsula
ceased, intestate,
The Administrator of said estate having
scented that the perso property ofssd as's
/ not sufficient to pay the debts and txpeasaG
ministration, and that 1t would be injurious Of
interested in the estate TO sell the personal Pi1
and therefore requests said Court TO grll
license TO sell 90 much of the real estate OF ~
ceased, as will raise the sum OF six huudfsa
lars, instead Of selling the personal prop.rt
eording to the statute in such case proVida
the guar dian of the heirs having consented u 4
sale; therefore,
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont ya
hereby notified to appear before said Proess \
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said di'traI
the 3D. Tuesday of September, A d. 1852, 10 |
cause, if any you have, why said license y
not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district this |a
s4wsw JAMES BROWN, RIra
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STATE OF VERMONT, | ~ HE Probate Cd
District of Rutland, IS. 1 for the Di:ifs
Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Nd
Hall, late of allingford, in said district dstsl
GREETg
BY the authority of the State Of Vermont ya
hereby notified to appear before said Probate cog
the Probate Office in said Rutlind, in uid lid
on the 18th day OF September, A D 1852, to 4
cause, ii any You have, why the account Of
B, Munson, Administrator OF the estate Of sl
ceased should not be allowed, and also WI
residue of said estate should not be eistribua|
the parties entitled thereto
Given at Rutland, in said district, this al
OF August A ID 1862
3i:8w JAMES BROWN, Ressi
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ITERATION NOTICE. len nv %.
certify that have thi: day ,s siT r !,
lard Wood his time durn5 ms none OF hi: e. \.
min ority and that shall clam az II. contracts =
nor BE- ansverable for any OF hiS ~
fer made or entered into his ,-o0l
stEi - mErk.
witness, IRA COOK. 3"
Dandy, July 81, ls5z
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from which mankind suffer over q large part Of
ne eIobs. y the consequence 81 discased action
~ he sysssun. induced BY the poisonous miasm
q washable decay. This exhalstion u evolved
by he action of solar heat ON wet soil, AMI rises
With the wafcry vapor from II. While the sun Is
below the horizon this vspor fingers near the
suzsh's surface. and the virs Il taken with Il
shruugh tho lungs into the blood. There it acts
e an irritating poison on The internal viscera
and excrefing organs OF the body. The liver be-
comes torpld and fails 10 eccrctc not only this
Wins. bus also the bile from the blood. Bolh
the wins and she bile accumulate in the circula-
tion and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen. the kidneys, and the stomach sym.
pathixe with the liver, and become dlsordcrcd
also Finally. the instinct Of our organism, a.
r. n A attempt TO cxpel the noxious infusion,
conceufrates thu whole blood 81 the body In the
Internal excrrtories 20 force them To cast II out
The blood leaves the surface. and rushes 20 the
central organs with congesrivc violence. This Is
The CALL But In this cfort II Calls. Then the
FEvER follows, In which the blood leaves the
central organs and rnshcs 10 the surface. as u
IN another effort 20 expcl the irritating poison
through the other great excriory - the skin. In
this also il fails and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted. and waits for the recovery Of
strength 10 repeat the hopeless effort another day.
Thess are tho Ms or paroxysms Of Fever AND
AeuK. Such constitutional disorder will Of
oourse undermine the health il IL l. not removed.
We. have labored 70 flnd, and have found, an
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncutralires this mnIarious poison in the
blood. and stimulates the liver 10 expcl IL from
the body. As II should. 20 It does cure this az
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does more. or rather does what Is OF more SER
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Auditor JoHs MEHRiScER.
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Recorders rEPHEx JERcEg.
Sheriff-JoHs WEiKEL.
Coroner -CRARLEs kRArs.
Surveyor -BESJAMIS X. KEMP.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
J. b. BIcKwERMERr, Commissioners.
VIZ. H. GREEN, y
OFFICERS OF BAisBRIpeE TOWNSHIP
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The following are come, of the
most renarksbl cases Of rapid
mssohss- on military record:
r ,msn infantry marched frequent.
ly . distsSossOf twenty miles in i've
hours, each soldier Q c,rrytng from tif.
y to eighty peunds oi baggage
Csesar's lcgions marched four hun.
drd aud fly leagues in twenty
three dsys. III 1900 Mcdonald
msrched forty miles 10 3 single day,
crossing rivers aud climbing mount
aims. Clsusl, alter mt St ,xtraordi
nary Efforts Ut the battle Of Salain IN
'cs, rtrested forty miles In twcl, 9
hours. In 1914 Napoleon marched
his army, for the purpose Of sncc Il.
ing t'arls, seventy,fivs miles in thir.
Z, .,ix hours. General era wford, in
Shsin, marched 5000 men sixty two
miles In twenty six hourr. 10 1903
WslIingston's cavalry in India
msrched sixty ,niles in thirty-two
hours. Before tue battle OF Tur'
ruck abad, in India, the English cav
airy under Lord Lake, are said to
have marched seventy miles in
twenty ..Our hours. l. &C.,