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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-07
ID X. p l. u M LEY,
Successor to DIR. JoRpoN.l
UROSCOPIC PHYSICIAN.


Treats CHRONIC DISEASES with the same un-
rivalen success that has attended this method for
the past ten years Over TO- 600 patients have been
treated curing this time, many of which had been
gwen ny oy efhs,s, have been restored to HEAITN
OF such as ls to- often found an ter Condition
new disease fer an OF one 81. eaith in tLe true
sene4 OF me terra The fount purified, TIL. he
stream may flow clear
| clam nothing only in CHRosIo DIsEAsEs.
sueh as nave lasted several weeks to even years up
ATTENDED with lever. L call your attention 10 az
following list of Chronic Affections viz;
Dteases OF the Throat, Lungs, Heart Liver Kid
neys and Bowels, Dyspepia, Constipation, Rheu-
matisn, Dropsy, Nervous and spasmodic Affections,
&C., &c.
diseases OF the Generatiye and Urinary Organs
pom unctional and organic, soon loose their hold
by this system OF treatment
female weaknesses, Irregularities and Debility
Spefmauc and Seminal Weakness, Impotence and
Stereiity can be co npleiely cured
cancers, Ulcers, Fever Sores White SveIIpes and
sslh diseases require personal examination.
kosCoPY A clean vial holding two ounces of
Urine the hrst in the morning, with anne and age,
viii enable me TO treat the case in question.
Specimens sent by express CT mail
letters must ontain stamp to insure notice. Elk
reasonable
2 o. Box 81. Office in kingsley's Block,
0oiono Brandon. Vermont.
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES

DR., CHI EESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combin alton
Oh ingredients in these Pills the result of long
and extensive practice They are mild in their op-
IRA on and certain in correcting all rregula rifles
Falniul transformations, removing all distractions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache. pain in
Inc side paptation of he heart whites all nervous
affections, Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and
lmbs, &C disturbed sleep, which arise from in ter
ruption of nature.
Dr. CHhEsaAN'5 Pills was the commencement of
new era in the treatment of those irregularities
and distractions which have consigned SO many to
apTematuve grace. No female can enjoy good health
uhiess she is regular and whenever an obstruction
~Ees place the general health begins to decline
;Dr. CHEEsMAN's PILLS re the most effectual rem.
Guy ever known for all complaints peculiar to Fs-
mass 10 all classes they Invaluable, inducing.
eu4 certainty, psrfoi cal regularity They are known
tothousaDds, who have used them at different peri
GUS throughout the country, having the .anetion
OF some of the most eminent Physicians IN America
Epet directions, stating lohen they should no. be
used with each box-the Price One Dollar per Boz CON
taining from so to go Pills. Fr -
Pills sent By mail, promptly, by RENTING 70 the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally
.u RIB. HUTCuINGS, Proprietor
20 Cedar St., New York.
Fohd Morse, +. Fem Rutland; o. II. Wood S
Bellows Falls; G, L. Case, Brandon. 2ld& wem
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WAR MEETING IN WASHINGTON,
SPEECH OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
From McCIeIIan's Army.
Headquarters Army of Potomac,


Wednesday, Aug. 6.
The Army of the Potomac has again as
sumed the offensive. The recenno;sance
made yesterday by Gen. Hooker to Malvern
Hill, White Oak Swamp bridge, and in the
direction of New Market and Richmond
was In every respect complete success.
The troops left camp about dark night
before last, arriving at Malvern Hill at four
O'Clock yesterday morning, distance of ten
miles. They encountered two regiments of
infantry and battery posted behind earth
works. Fire was Immediately opened on
them by Capt. Benson's battery and sec
ton of Capt. Robinson's. The infantry was
not engaged. The firing lasted about three
hours, when the rebels ingloriously fled by
the river roai towards Richmond, holly
pursued by our troops, who succeeded in
taking 100 OF them prisoners. The loss on
our side at this point was killed and IL
wounded. Capt Benson had his thigh
broken by piece OF shell. The doctors
think the leg can be saved. Lieut.. Colonel
Gamble of the sth Illinois Cavalry, was
severely wounded in the breast. aes.,
Col. Averill with five hundred rebel caval-
ry took the Quaker road to White Oak
Swamp beyond. There they found the 10th
Virginia cavalry drawn up TO receive them.
A charge was Immediately ordered, which
broke the rebel lines, when they fed Col.
Averill followed them three miles, taking %
prisoners, without losing man.
Gen. Pleasanton, with force of cavalry,
took the Newmarket road, on which portion
OF the rebels were retreating. He followed
them to within short distance OF Newman
ket where meeting brigade of rebels he
fell back, bringing over 80 prisoners taken
on the way. a ae"
Newmarket is ten miles from Richmond.
This ended the operations for the day,
when the troops went into camp on Malvern
Hill.
Gen. Mcclellan, who went TO the scene of
action early yesterday morning, has not yet
returned
Three thousand of our prisoners will arrive
to-day from Richmond, IN exchange for a
similar number sent on Monday.
Everything is quiet on the opposite side of
the river.
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Rebel htenss.

IN n, Cairo, Aug. G.
The Memphis Bulletin of the Sd, reports
that fight occurred seven miles from the
town on Sunday, between force of four
thousand Federals and the rebels under Jeff
thompson. The latter were driven back
with great loss. The paper gives no further
particulars. 20
More fighting is anticipated.
The Jacksonville Mississippian says that
Col Brown of the ram Arkansas was woun-
ded in the head at the time she run the Fed
eral gauntlet.
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Palmyra, Mo-, August 6.
A severe fight occurred at Newark, Mo-,
on Friday evening last. A thousand guer-
rillaS under Porter approached the town an
hour before sunset, and were met by parts of
two companies of State Militia, numbering
seventy-fve men.
The guerillas charged on our troops, and
were repulsed, when they discounted and
drove the militia into the town.
a severe struggle took place, resulting in
captulation of our forces, who were immedi-
ately paroied.
Our loss was four killed and four wound
ed. The rebels acknowledge IS killed and
large number wounded.
Porter's gang carried off all the arms and
camp equippage of our troops.
On Sunday the State forces of Coils. Guitar,
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!, ,soin,men,s under the Iateraal Law.

Washington, Aug. A.
Information has been received at the Navy
Department Of the capture Of two rebel YES.
sells near Berwick Bay by the U. s. steamer
Haueras.
The following additional officers have been
appointed under the internal law:
For Kansas, John Speers, Collector; Jas.
L. Legate, Assessor.
New Mexico, Chas. Blummer, Collector /;
Jesus Maria Buca, Assessor.
Dr., Camp was arrested last night for bois-
ferrous secession language. 1t is said his eff
fects were searched, and among other things
a letter for Beauregard, was found
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DIED

In Ratiand, Aug. I'd, Annie, twin daughter Of
ii days, -a' S' s"s
n pea IN Clarendon on Thursday, the Gath, John
n Lowezel, agei months aud days 49, 'N"A
In Pittstord ON the morning OF the "a instant of
Dpthera, George H., aged ~ years and q M onths
youngest son Of Mrs, izabeth II. Hitohcsce'
In camp at harrison's Landing, Va, July a. Wal.
Yer SCOTT rarbell of CHI ster, VI, aged "a years of
berdaa' Sharpsh ,oters s"i'n'
~ Chester, July b, Levi o. Pierce aged "A years
Oh assumption ofCo. h, All VT Volunteers ''
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Legai' ssy,ices.
CoMMIssIoNrns, NOTICE.

WEthe subsorbers, being appointed by theH n.
~ Probate Court, for the District OF Fsirhsyeu
Sommissioners to receive, examine, and adjrst All
AIM ana demands OF all persons against Eliza
wssn.eu insovent and six months from ths 18th dsv
OF June Deine all by said Court for that purpose
the business OF our said appointment AT the Ists
aweliing house OF said deceased, in said Bensoa on
me last tuesday OF Oe,ober next from 10 clock A.
NJ until O'Clock y M, on said day
Dated Benson, July 10Th, 1869, SWAN g..s
o, 5. w. BROWN, O..
ozSN r. q. ABELI.. Com 70.
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Kewar offered for Desc rters.
Headquarters Army of Virginia,

Headquarters Army of Virginia,
as n ar Sperryville, Aug. A.
First Lieut.. Winfield Simpson of Co. X,
22d N, Y. Vols, and Lieut.. VIM. Elf of Co.
A, 9th N. Y, Vols, are reporte d by their
Colonies and Commanding Generals as hav-
ing deserted the service. The usual reward
will be paid for their apprehension.
BY command of Maj. Gen. Pope. o1
.l -ag GEO. ID. RUGGLEs, BI
800 Chief OF Staff.
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AZ ERECTION has been obtained ,hropob ar. sc;s,o.
lens eilIeeee IN the manu- facture O Herrick AL
tested o,a Med al saeartus as every lady who bs.
itH NM ersaly excians There il nothing Ike
use sny laii 70 test paper and you will never
not he othsr Call on yo II Grocer for it, and do
it. Depo, on, on with any other. All the Grocers sell
For ~ IIz Liberty Street, New Yors
Rutland. ones'er hins.isy' at the old Red Store,
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War Department, Aug. 5

Ordered, that the use of the telegraph line 5
beng required for military purposes, all per-
sons actually employed in constructing and
telegraph lines, at the date of the
order calling for three hundred thousand
men, be exempt from military duty SO long
as they remain in such service. BY order of
the President. ..'.....
E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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From Pennsylvania.

y Harrisburg, Aug, I.
Troops are pouring in from ali sections of
the State by every train. The indications
are that nearly the whole quota of five
month will be raised by the 10th inst. Camps
for the State troops are to be established at
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and Lancaster, in
addition to the central camp here.
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Little W ashinpton. Auo. |

The troops to-day hailed with the greatest
Joy, the arrival of Gen, Tyler's veteran brig
ade Of Western troops, who performed such
heroic acts at the first battle Of Winchester.
Maj. L. D. II. Crane has been commission
ed as Lieut.. Colonel of the Third Wisconsin,
Regiment, and Capt. j. w. Scott is promot-
ed to the MaiOrship Of the same regiment.
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Arrival OF Rebel Prisoner,

Fortress Monroe, Aug. 8.
About thiry-five rebel prisoners arrived
here this morning from Baltimore. They
are going up the river to be exchanged, and
came here under guard of detachment of
the 8th company of the 9TH N. Y. regiment,
The mail boat arrived at o'clock. There
is no news from the fleet in James River or
the new Merrimac.
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New York will Raise her Quota

r. 4, New York, Aug 6.
uen, Arthur has returned from Albany.
where he has been consulting Gen. MORAN
and gone TO Washington.
From reports received to-day the military
s are confident that no drafting will
oe necessary to fill the quota Of three hun
area thousand new volunteers required on
the 18th of August. -
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Arrests
Harrisburg. Annnst

o. w Harrisburg, August 6.
Gen. Wadsworth, by direction of the War
department to-day arrested the editors and
publishers of the Patriot and Union, CHARGED
with issuing reasonable posters, calculated
to retard and embarrass recruiting throuob.
out the State. The whole party left for
Washington this morning.
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From Richmond - Great Fire in New
Work.

New York, Aug. s.
The New York Evening Post processes to
have reliable information from Richmond
that the entire rebel army never exceeded
$4,000 effective men from the Potomac to
the Rio Grande. The forces about Rich
mond reach at the highest 10000 men, of
whom only 10000 were on the Peninsula
during the seven days fght--of whom sc, 900
were used against our flank and exposed
points. The rebel loss was 2S, 900 killed and
wounded
Richmond has been one vast hospital since
A large fire occurred last night in Will
liam and Beekman streets. Loss over one
hundred thousand dollars.
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Melgs, Clapper and Hickwell passed through
Newark in pursuit OF Porter.
On Saturday evening a band of one hun
aIed gnenllas took possession of Alexandria,
Mo They then seized all the arms and am.
mnn'tlon they could find, and did considera.
Die plundering, and then left.
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Adyices from yewbern.

new ork, August 8.
The steamer Jersey Blue has arrived here
with Newbern, N. c., dates to the I'd inst.
An expedition under Col. Heackman of
the 31st New Jersey regiment proceeded to
foung's Cross Roads, at the head of which
they had skirmish with party of rebels,
who were completely routed. a
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VOLUNTEERS, AITENTIoN-For the arrangements
of the system incidental TO the change OF diet.
WOUNDS, Eruptions, and exposures, v hich every
volunteer ia liable to, there remeo les so safe,
eoayeh n and reliable as HoLLoWAY'S PILL j
AMI YIN AhNT, 70 cts. per box zoe
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me CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF
AN INVALID.

published for the benefit and as a uvs-niro "a !.
hui.I on 10 young men who suffer from Nervous De
time q Ienature Decay, SC; supplying at the same
birasifs means OF Self Cure BY one who has eured
post vai imposition and quackeIy. BY inclosing a
E. h u alo addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES NAV
e. y o. the author, NATHANIkL MAYFAIR
~ hings Co. N. I. 3Owly
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Boston, Aug. 5.
The store Of Simon Willard & Son, jewel
srs was broken into and robbed of a large
amount Of valuable chronometo-s and waite h.
%, The robbers were last night arrested and
the property recovered.
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Dentistry.
TEETH ! TEETH!l TEETH II

I'EETH (! TEETH!l TEETH I!
would respectfully call the tention of the pub.
lie, and especially those who are in want Of
ARTIFICIAL DENTUREs,
10 the Rubber work as being superior to any other
material as base for Artificial Teeth il ia lighter
and more cleanly, and can consequently be worn in
the m outh with greater and comfort than any
other style OF work 1t is also stronger, more dura-
ble and less abe to injury from dropping than any
other Plate
As there number OF sets on Gold in this Coun.
ty that not OF much use, as they are worn with
great Inconvenience, 1 will make the following
offer:
will make you set Rubber and allow you
to try them for three months keeping beth sets
Gold and Rubber,) and if at the end of the time
specified the Rubber set works well and can be used
where they are most needed at the Dinner table then
1 will take the Gold Plates in part paymsnt, allow.
ing you whatever they worth. But If alter
tair trial, ny work not satisfactory return the
Rubber set and pay me nothing.
BY doing this, no one runs any risk but myself,
and If any one lie preudiced in regard to the Rubber
they can judge OF its merits for themselves.
Please give me call.
.gaet l.. I. LAWTON,
Office corner Merchantss Row and West St
Rutland W., july "a, 1861 july % ;dtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. E. A. POND

DIX. Il. A. FOND
Has opened new Office ever tho Drug Store of
POND Morse, Opposite the Depot) where be can
De consulted from IL to IL A M, 8 to and s p
III july 81 :d&wt
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DR. BoYCE,S

DIR. BOYCE'S
Vegetable Tome Meters
S SIle headache, Jauadice, Dyspepsia, General De-
ay, weakness, Dizziness and Liver Complaint
FRANCIS FEM. s
proprietor, Rutland, Vermont
.; AsENTs WANTED. Sold by all Dealers in Medi
" 'ne csuhtry. apr S-tf
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COMMIssIONERs' NOTICE

fI'ME undersigned having been appointed nv tNs
- Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rutland
commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust All
Chains and demands of all persons against "a
phaniah Eddy, late of Chittenden, in said Dis
ot deceased, hereby give notice that we will me- et
LOT the purpose OF examining and allowing saii
claims at the late dwelling house of the deceased In
Maa Ch,ttendeni on the last Monday in August and
Novemoer, from one O'Clock until Six O'Clock p u.
on on e e OF said days, and that six months from
Tue 1tln day OF July, A. D., 1854 is the time lin
ned oy SAID Court for said creditors to present
their claim, to us tor examination and Allowance
, Dated oChittenden, VT, this 2ith day Of July,
., WILLARD osGooD,
III A. j. SARGENT Comn.
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STATE OF VERMONT lrVHE Probate Court
District of Rutland, IS. i for the district of

SLATE OF VERMONT nv III Il Probate Court
District OF Rutland, IS. for the district of
10 all IL may concern:
10 the Probate Contt for the District of Rutland:
our petitioner, Horace g. CLARK of said Rutland
represents to shid court that he il guardian of James
= DAVIS, minor, aud heir of Leonard Davis late
OF saii Rutland deceased that his said ward Il the
owner part OF the homestead in the estate of said
deceased and that it will be benz fetal TO ssid wsrJ
10 sen the same and put the money at interest or
otherwhe invest and therefore request said court
10 grant him license to sell the same 10
the statute in such case provided. Therefore !"
ny the authority OF the State of Vermont Won ara
hereby notihed to appear before said Probate Court
me third Tuesday Of August d. 1862 to show
granted. .r# IVY 'e
Dated at Rutland in said district this 9th dav of
July, AID. 1861 NA' "
S[Sw JAMES BROWN, Register.
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SEVERE FIGHT IN MISSOURI.
SUCCESS OF THE GUERRILLAs

Great Fire in New York.
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Sailing of the Asia.

m, Boston, August 6.
The Asia sailed this morning.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-19

SATURDAY, Dec. Is. 1862.
la the Senate the debate on summary ar
rests and the suspension Of the haLeos corpus
is coming to very satisfactory conclusion.
Senator Powell has joined with the Delaware
Senators, thus making a trio OF ault-fuders
but when wc remember that his loyalty has
been in serious doubt. and that even now he
ayows his hostility to the war; and when to
this we add that every rebel aud semi-rebel
newspaper in the north and the South sings
the same song, we think public opinion may
be safely trusted with the question. Senator
Wright of Indiana spoke for the loyal Dem
ocrats OF the land, and declared that he
should give to the President his confidence
and support, oheerfully and fuly-confdent
that be would arrest nobody whose loyalty is
not reasonably doubted, and support in the
most prompt and vigorous measures in put
ting down the rebellion. On the Republican
side, an effective speech by Senator Fessen-
den and pithy suggestion by Senator Col
lamer, embrace all that need be said on this
question Since the Constitution itself pro-
vides that the habeas corpus may be suspend
ed in time of rebellion, Judge Collamer sug-
gested that the President is really authorized
10 make arrests which would be unlawful
in time of peace and Senator Fessenden
compressed the whole matter to this single
point: Has the President, or any body else,
restrained any body's liberty for a single mo-
meut, except when he honestly believed it to
be dangerous to allow the man to 20 at large
If not, then the President has only performed
a duty which is plainly required by his oath
to support and defend the Constitution and
he would be criminal if he had not done it.
As yet, nobody has ever pretended that the
President has acted on any other ground
and so, both in the Senate and outside of it,
the clamor is entirely groundless, and should
be regarded only as a contemplate party clap
trap.
In the House, on Thursday, Mr.. Heamar
the new Democratic member from Kentucky
in place of Gen. jackson, recorded his devo
tion to slavery by introducing resolutions de
claring that the Presidents proclamation
abolishing slavery in disloyal States sis no
I warranted by the Constitution, "not calcu
lated to hasten the restoration Of peace, i
not well chosen as a war measure, and is al
assumption of power dangerous to the right
1 of citizens and the perpetuity of the govern
A ment" The converse is that slavery is con
! stitutonal, and essential to peace and .h
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DEATHS.

At Camp Vermont near Alexandra, Va, Nov 2lst,
Of fever. Lieut.. knowlton Howard, ofC3. F. Vt l2ih
Regiment the only child OF Sidney Howard, Esq Of
West Randolph, aged "a years, months and days
His remains returned TO his hearts'rcken parents
having been embalmod az Washington, ID. c. and after
funeral obsequies attended by large concourse Of sym
pahng friends cntombed az the old cemetery az
Rand lph Centre, on Saturday, Nov. 18th He was
a good citizen, a worthy member u the Methodist
church. aud highly esteemed hy all who knew him. On
the alter OF his country he yielded his lie sacrifice
but through grace he received better fc IN the Para
disc OF God. CONN.
In Wes' Randolph suddenly, Nov 22d, much lament
ed, Mrs Cynthia S. Mann. daughter of the late Elias
Smith Of Brookheld aud wife Of William Mann Of West
Randolph aged 26 years, months and 10 days
Wait. my soul thy Makers will
Tnmutuous passions, all be still
And, midst the terrors u His rod
Trust in a wise and gracious God
IL West Randolph, Nov 25. Miss Nancy Smith for
merly Of Bfaintree, daughter Of Henry and Betsy
Smith, aged Al year, aud month
Happy soul thy days are ended,
All thy mourning days below
Go. by angel guards attended,
To the sight Of Jesus 80.
In Plainheld. Nov a. OF dop,heria wlmot, only
child Of Mclen e. aud E,e0 Ho1Her, aged one year
sleep. liule wrmot sleep,
Thy cold hands on thy breast
Are folded calmly now,
And Ger Thy paid brow
There seems quiet rest
Sleep sWtotly. little one.
Thou so long dying,
Thy suferinSs now are o'er,
And uu this earthly shore
Thou ct lefi sadlY signing
Sleep DAZZLING Wlmot sleep,
Thou little heaveu-bofu treasure.
Thou vert precious loan,
God claims thee fur his own.
His love we cannot measure.