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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
Arrival Of Hospital stores.

Washington, Sept. 3,
Reports have reached here from time TO
time OF certain regiments having been nearly
annihilated, when after the lapse OF few
days the the rumors prove groundless, the
temperance Of numerous stragslers being
the best refntation OF the exaqgerations.
Eight freight car loads of hospital stores
which was contributed by the citizens OF
Boston on Sunday afternoon arrived here
this morning, accompanied by Mayor Wight
man, several members of the city council and
force of eighteen policemen. These lm-
mense contributions were forwarded in
charge of Adams express, and were deliver
ed at the capital free OF charge for freight,
The railroads forming the route iaWorces-
ter and Springfield 10 New York, the am
den and Amboy Railroad, the Philadelp ia
and Baltimore Railroad, and the Baltimore
and Washington Railroad transported G
seventy tons of freight without charge, as
their contribution.
The Boston police force have made them.
selves very useful in carrying the wounded
from the boats aud cars 10 the ambuladces
Their strong arms have been a great assist
ance to the sufferers. The attentions and
supplies are not confined to the volunteers OF
Massachusetts,. All share the Boston bene "
olence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. Oh EESEMAN'S PILLS,-The combin alton
of ingredients in these Pills the result Of long
and extensive practice They mild in their OPP
sraon and certain ia correcting all rregula rites,
Pain full Menstruations, removing all distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache. pain in
the side pal ptson of the heart whites, all nervous
affections, Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs sc d,turbed sleep, which arise from in ter
ruption of nature.
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS was the commencement of
new in the treatment of those Irregularities
and Instructions which have consigned so many to
premature grave, No female can enjoy good health
unless she is regular aud whenever al obstructi on
take place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHsE-MAN's PILL re the most ehectual rem
edy ever known tor all complaints peculiar to Fs-
males To all classes they are inv auable 'RdwetHg
lcA certainly periodical gtdrity fheY are known
to thousands, gho have used them st ferent peri
DDS, throughout the GO Intry, having the saaction
of some of the most smiaen, Physicians in america.
Explicit Directions, stating ches tAsy should not b
used Will eaeh boxthe Price One Dollar per Boz con
tanning rom 80 TO 50 Pills
Pills sent By mail, PROMPTLY, by remitting to ths
PROPRIETOR. Sold by Drug lists generally,
X. b. HUFCHtNGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar St, New YORK.
Pond Morse, E. Fem, Rutland; o. Il. Wood,
Bellows Falls c. L. Case, Brandon. 2ld&w6n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
DIR. PL u NJ l. Il 7,
tsueosssor to DR.. JospoH'N
-pOcrDpIU PHYSICIAN,

Trent, CHRONIC DISEASES with the ssms I'M Nm
the mast ten years. over 10 900 patienr nav pssn
treated during this time, many OF whien nsa ~,
given up by shvs. have been restored 70 na .s.
Not such as ia TO often .oaaa, an ss.;..':s..,
q new disease tor an cid one, but eaith ~, ~
sence OF the term. THE fount puriheol "A' 'ne
stream may flow clear
| claim nothing only in CHRosio pssAsks,
such as have lasted several weeks 10 even years un
attended with lever, 1 call your attention 10 tae
following list of fhroHis Afsttioas, Nihi
Di eases OF the Throat Lungs, Heart, Liver Kid
neys and Bowels, Dyspep.a, oonsuPaton. Rheu-
matism, Dropsy, Nervous and spasmodn Auctions,
hlood Diseases, scroiula, Salt kheum trysipeias'
SO &C.
Disea es of the Generative and urirpry Organs
both functional aud organic, soon loss their hoi
by this system OF treatment.
Female Weaknesses, Irregularities I'D Debility
Sperma,ie and Seminal Weakness, Impotence and
Ste elity can be co npleIely cured
Cancers, Ulcers. Fever Sores, white 8elings ana
Skin Diseases REQUIRE personal esamuation
URosooPY. A OIL an vial holding 70 ounces OF
Urine the first In the morning, with igne and &c,
will enable ms to treat the case 10 queAon
Specimens sent by express or mail.
Letters must ontain stamp to insuf notice, Elk
examination 800. Consultation pee. Medicin
reasonable,
P o Box o.. Once in kingslgs Block,
30 Ono Brands', Vermont.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

Washington, Sept. 8.
The city to -night was in a state kof great
excitement, and not without most substantial
sause. Crowds were gathered a all the
hotels and on the streets, discussing and spec
ulatine on the future. Ii may here be said,
that while the more timid of our citizens ap-
prehend danger from the rebel movements,
there are stout hearts that are not intimi-
dated.
Last night there was a series OF skirmlshes
along the whole front, during which we lost
two Generals and other valuable officers.
According to prevalent reports it was
Hooker's division which was mainly, if not
altogether, engaged in driving back the reb-
els, but TIE one mile OF skirmishing was at
tended with much loss of life.
At four o'clock this morning train of one
hundred wagons with commissary stores was
interrupted by the enemy between Fairfax
and Centreville and driven off towards Man
assas. Before the party could be overtaken
they secured the entire train.
As soon as this raid in the rear of our
army at Centreville was known, the necessity
of guarding that direction became apparent
and at noon the whole army OF Virginia
had abandoned Centreville and was massed
on this side of Fairfax Court House.
This noon they again took up tue line of
march this way and this evening the advance
was in sight of Munsons Hill.
The enemy's cavalry followed them in the
distance, but made no attack, and the entire
movement has been accomplished in excel
lent order.
A noon to day Gen. Mcclellan rode out
to meet the returning column and was re-
ceived with great demonstrations of gratifica-
ton and pleasure by the army.
The works for the defence of Washington
are all in an excellent condition and are
strongly manned by experienced artillerists
The gunboats now lining the Potomac are
doubtless designed to prevent any attempt to
interrupt the navigation of that river.
The Cabinet meeting TO day was long con,
tlnued and the guess is no doubt true that it
had reference TO our present condition.
The government it is apparent is exerting
every energy for the city's defence.
1t may be safely repeated there is no panic
here, but of course there is naturally gen
orally expressed sentiment regarding thu
future.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

If people would exercise little caution, combined
with udgm-nt there would be far less sickness
among us here is / o disease either simple or
lign ant malarious otherwise, but gives due warn
ing of its approach and it, when these signs are
hibited RADW AVS READY RELIEF as freely
fully repu sed. fseized with Headache, Cold Chills
Nausea at Stom CHI Pain in the Bo Sels Dryness in
the Mouth, Fevershness, Pain in the Join IS. Back
along tn. Spine, Legs, &C, if RADW Af'S READY
RELiEtis used, these sy mptoms Ill quicslr disap
pear, and serious illness prevented. There is no
occasion for the prevalence of Yellow Fever, Ty-
phoid Fever Ague, Pneumonia, Bilious Fever.
Cholera, Small Pox Scarle- Fever, &C.. for these
diseas.s give f3r warning Of their approach and if
the first indication of pain disc omfort, or uneas
mess RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is used, the
system will BE- so charged with the electric power of
health, to ssfully resist their attacks. DO
tcdit until the dseae beco mes entrenched within
yosr system before resorting to Medical This
delay may prove fatal. IF on all occasions, when
pain is experienced, RAILWAYS READX RELIEF
Is used, n ser Gus illness will occur.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF AS A PREvEN-
TIVE.
DR.. FIRE RRICK b. PAGE OF Mississippi, in his
report to the Medical ociety of Louisiana ia regard
to the treatment of Yellow, Typhoid and lntermit
tent Fevers, saws:
There is a popular remsdy, now in use, called
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. ! have used il
with great in al varieties OF feyers especially
Yellow rever AS preventive of contagion 1t ial
excels the ce ebrated waters OF Ras pail and as
remedial agent the treatment of Fevers 1t can IL
all cases be relied upon absolute certainty
Every hospital should be supplied with this remedy
and every family keeping a supply at Their homes
Sold by Pond & Morse, Lewis 8 Fox, and + Fem
aug30 dHw2w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

Fortress Monroe, Sept. 2.
The flag of truce has just arrived from
Aiken's Landing, per steamer Mary Benton.
They took up Capt. Mccormick, the noted
privateer who captured the propeller Fanny
at Hatteras Inlet year ago He has been
privateering most OF the tina during the war
and am informed has been twice captured
and paroled. He was last captured at New
bern. N. c.
The Mary Benton brought down the fami-
ly of ex-President John Tyler, consisting OF
Mrs. Tyler and six small children. They
are on their way north from City Point.
A lady from Richmond who came down to-
day says there is much distress in Richmond.
The rebels are very confident Of doing
great execution with the iron clad gunboats
when completed.
No papers were brought down.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
From Washington.

Washington, Sept. 3, Eve.
Eleven hundred paroled prisoners, some
of whom were taken by enemy as far back as
Thursday at Manassas, arrived late this eve.
ming at Acqueduct Bridge, Georgetown, and
report that Gen. Lee has established his
headquarters three miles beyond Bull Run,
on the Warrenton turnpike.
The only force at Fairfax was Stuart's
cavalry, he being there in person.
The rebels assisted IN the burial of our
dead last night, whom they stripped of their
clothing with the exception of their pants.--
Our men say the enemy were SO hungry at
the time that they rushed for the haver-
sacks OF our killed and wounded. One man
saw the ssldiers of the enemy marching TO
the rear on the Warrenton turnpike towards
Thoroughfare Gap.
Washington is comparatively quiet, the
excitement OF the last two day having subsl'
died.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
I HE SLAVES OF PKEJU DICE
DEATH ROBBED OF HIS PREY.

There are greer people in the world people with
the most absurd enable and md, feasible pref
udioes or example We have met pith individuals
who had morbid antpathy to anything that was
extt nsively advertised no matter what might be Its
actual olsims to the confidence of the public These
eooentrics looked with esps esl dishvor ad' erts
ed medicines They could not see, Tor example, In
DIR. H0LLOwAl'S magnificent sy stem of adyertis
Ing covering, as 1t DOES, all the mediums Of public.
ity which the world affords, anything but 81, ante
scheme Of mere speculation True, they could net
gsinsay the testimony pouring ia spontaneously
from the highest sources in favor Of his pcompara
BILE Pills and 0nimt mt, but still they shook their
heads and mutt,red humbsgn OF eour,e, there 10
no possibility OF nrgsing with men who won't rea.
The best way Is TO let them alone, Fortunate
ly such specim ens of stupidity few and far be
tween - In this enlightened era. The general feeling
is that if thing Is in itself excellent, its virtues
should be proclaimed to the four winds of heaven
for the general benefit of mankind Hence the proc
lanstions m .de by DR. HOLLOWAY through the
entire press of the world OF the properties and opera
ten OF his edies meets with the cordial approval
ofthinking men. The value OF the preparations
specifics for the various isterna ana external com.
plants peculiar to different climates, common to
the world at large is conceded not only by the mas
Sc but by governments, men of science, and candid
observers in every walk of life. Can such remedies
be too widely known Impossbe!-tCin Dollar
Columbian. septlIm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04


Regiments from the camps and companies
from the interior have been arriving all the
af ernoon. The military authorities are very
active.
The rebels occupied Lexington at 2.
M. Tuesday. six thousand strong. Railroad
and telegraphic communication has been es-
tablished to Paris, Ky.
At P. NJ. accommodating engine pro-
ceeded within ten miles of Lexington, where
burnt bridge was found. 1t is not known
whe her the rebels still hold Lexington. A
train of twelve wagons was captured, twelve
from here this morning
A large number of negroes are being sent
across the river to work on entertainments.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
LATER.
STILL LATER.


Washington. Sept. 8.
Reports reach US that Winchester has been
evacuated, the rebels having appeared in
force in the valley.
The secession programme heretofore pub
lished, seems to be in the way of fair consum-
nation, as far as the enemy can accomplish
it, namely: by inaugurating scenes of war
in Maryland.
Our troops, though much damaged by re-
cent service, are being recruited and i'm
proved.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
The Rebels Burning Cotton i'm Tennes-
see and Kentucky.

Louisville, KY, Sept. ).
In view of the preparations made and
making to resist the enemy, the excitement
has considerably abated.
The cotton here is rapidly being transport
ed across the Ohio River, purchasers refus-
ing to pay here, but offering As cents on the
Indiana shore, an advance of five cents on
yesterdays rrices.
Authentic rumors say that the rebels are
burning all the cotton they come across IN
their marches through Tennessee and Ken
lucky.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
Col, sibIey's Advance arrive at Fort
RidgrIy.

Chicago, Sept. 5.
The st. Paul Pioneer of the s0th says that
Col Sibley's advance reached Fort Ridgely
on Wednesday morning last.
On Monday the Indians moved up the
river in large body, towards Redwood.
They had large train of wagons, horses and
cattle, and supposed ialso to have 500 cap
tives, women and children.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
--s------=-.-----=-=-=s=
Important RulMOrs.
POPE RETREATIkG TOWARDS
WASHINGTON !
JACKSON WITH 10000 MEN ON HIS
WAY TO BALTIMORE !
The Route by Leesburg and
Edwards Ferry.
THE GUERRILLA CHIEF P0lNDEx.
TER CAPTURED
HE Is TO SUFFER DEATH
Great Excitement in
Washington !
100 Wagons CommiNsary Stores TAP
tured by the Enemy
ARRIVAL OF THE ARMY OF VIR-
GINA AT WASHINGTON.
Mcclellan Goes Ont TO Meet Them
Great Excitement in
Washington
100 Wagons CommiNSary stores zap
tured by the Enemy.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARMY OF vIR-
GINA AT WASHINGTON.
Mcclellan Goes Ont TO Meet Them
Phlladelphia. Sept. 5.

oOP'' u
The Enquirer OF this city makes the follow
ing statements:
Baton Rouge has been completely destroy
ed by our troops. Gen. Breckenridge has
demanded its surrender. He had large
army with him.
Falls Church has been evacuated by our
troops.
The wounded who were in the hospitals at
Falls Church have arrived in Washington.
The railroad bridge over Bull Run has
again been destroyed by the rebels.
Stonewall jackson is on his way to Balti-
more via Leesbnrg with 10000 men. He
intends crossing near Edwards Ferry.
The. latest from Major General Popes
army headquarters says that his whole col
umn was falling back, and from thence to
Washington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

Cincinnati, Ky. Sept Sept,s
BUSINESSES still suspended, and active prep
arations continue for defence. Martial law
in in full force. All citizens are compelled
to enroll themselves in their respective wards,
and will be organized and put on duty on
the Notifications.
Reports are conflicting as to the where
abouts of the rebels,
Telearaphic communication is open to
Boyd's Station.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES,

II il becoming more and more eyidsn' every day,
that terrible TetributioB awaits the manufacturers
ofthe unheath compounds denominated salera-
tus, Baking Powders, &C. Since Hsrrick Aliens
Cod Medal Salerltus has been introduced, are
happy to stat he has aud IL still working great rev
olutions for COED. We would say 10 ali our read eis
10 try paper, and they will say with ug, the half
has not been told. Oar better half says, Tell every
body to use 1t.
Sold by Chester Kingsley, at the Old Red Store,
Rutland, Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
The GaerilIa Forrest and his entire
force Captured.
Special to the N. Y. Herald

Special to the N. Y. Herald.
Nashville, Sept 8.
Reports coming from reliable sources state
that Forrest and his entire force were taken
last night at Alexandria, near Lebanon.
Expeditions started frem Meanwhile,
Murtreesboro, and Lebanon for the purpose
of attacking him.
The city is full of rumors about military
movements.
A great many union officers in town have
been ordered to their several regiments.
Tie first mail from the north for 20 days
arrived to night
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
Gen. Grants Headquarters,

Sept. 3D. P. NJ. VIA Caro-.
To Maj. Gen. Haleck Col Dennis
with from four 10 FIVE hundred men met
with rebel cavalry yesterday, a few miles
west of Whedon, in superior force, driving
them and whipping them badly. The enemy
left 100 dead on the field and their wounded
are estimated at over $50. Our loss is five
killed and forty wounded.
U. S. GRANT, Maj. Gen.
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Washington. Sent. 3.

Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock, there
was considerable fighting between Fairfax
Court House and the intermediate space
toward Washington.
The rear guard consisted 1t is said of
Hooker's and Fnz John Portsr's commands,
who did efficient service in keeping the reb-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.

Should you, or your family, visit the coming Fair,
Each useful a. ticle should be examined with care.
Would you then be directed to an art ice of merit,
In Floral Hall you will be sure to see it.
Now recollect! be sure you don't forgetit,
Get one Of them, and you 1I meier regret It.
Ny number or station cannot here describe,
Although to know me look for r. Thompson at
side.
Call then, dent fail, and if you wish to purchase,
Hand in your names, and you nice Machine rll
furnish.
In London, at the greas Fair OF all Nations
No article stands so high, or receives more admira
ton.
Enough already have said, in these acrostc lines,
So ysK tciH buy, If an; aud Of K, Thompson &
Co IS Sewing Machines.
Price $50.
Constructed on an entire new principle
SeWs both sides alike tcithont a shuttle.
: Simple rapid, noiseless, cheap and durable.
Warranted and kept in order one year free OF
charge.
Agents wanted, to whom liberal commissions will
be lowed.
Address z. THOMPSON & CO, a
a3tTtf No. 49, fremont Row. Boston, Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

to retain their health unimpaired DIN ing the cam
paign must TO il the nselvcs do not trust TO the
Army Surgeons, supp y ourselves with H0LL0-
WAYS ILLS and OINTMENT. Every English
Soldiers Knapsack contains them. Only rs cents
PEE Box or Pot Az
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

New York, Sept. 5.
The steamer Northern Light from Aspin-
wall Aug. 25, arrived at Pm. She has
100000 in treasure.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

NOTICE. An application will be made
~ TO the next Legislature OF Vermont by the Rut-
land and Whiteha Railroad Company, for authori-
ty TO txtend their Railroad from its present term mus
in Castetou TO the marble quarries, and also 10 the
East Village in Rutland, so as 10 connect with the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad o4i3E
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

Atcbison, Kansas, Sept. 8.
Benz. Halliday, proprietor of the Over
land Stage Company, arrived to-day over
land.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

NOTICE is hereby given, that apph-
N cation will be made to the Legislature of this
State AZ its next ;. ssion or charter incorporat-
ing holder Of Bonds or the Western verm mt RAIL
road Company or the owners OF SAID hanf =. 9 OF
q recharter of sad Company 0s"S"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
b R. b, DU TT 0 n ,

ofhoe and residence at Fastry Point
DR.. B. NAV be found al his cfles saturdays and
Mondays. tuesdays and WedIsdsys be will.
whit West Dorset Thpr.ds!s sna ffidsys, Pawis' ,
PLATE WORK
On G old, Silver, and yuloaniz q Isessr, from one
Tooth entire set, done neatly sc With dispatch
temporary sets can be pat in WITH isw days after
extracting the teeth.
Teeth will be filed with gold fef Is esris
EIAH WORK warranted 70 q " tssa1a..2or-
II WIN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID,
Published for the benefit and rs n warning and
caution to young men who saher from Nervous De
bit,, Premature Decay, sc, .upplyin nj the same
time the means OF Self Cnc BY one who has cured
himself amer being sut TO great expense through
medical imposition and aasesery. BY inclosing
post paid addressed envelope, siseLs corIss may
be had OF the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
ESQ, Bedford, Kings Co NY. Swly