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Trstns Going south and East.


Leave Montpelier 4 40 M, 10 N. and 10 so Pm
M ALL TRAIN leaves st. Alba MS at 6,l5 A. M Burng
M ton 100 A.. M, connecting White River Junction
with for from Wells River ST. lohnsbury and
Liltieon, aud with Northern Railroad Tor Boston Low
ELL Worcester &C., and connecting Bellows Fulls with
Cheshire r. r. q Boston and with Vermont Valley r.
R. Tor Springfield. New Haven and New York, arriving
In New York at 0,l5p. NJ,
AcCoaMopArIoN TRttr leaves Rouse's Point al 7.45
A. for Darlington. Rutland and Northfed.
NIGHT Express TRAIN leaves OgdeusbuIgat mt l2.l5 p.
Mont eal ut ~ NJ, Houses Point a 70 M, drFY
ing at Boston Ut $40 M, connecting at Bellows Fall
with heshle r. r. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving IN New York at A. AS NJ,
Trains Going north and West.
Leave Montpelier al 90 A. NJ $40 A NJ. and 5lg
MAIL Train leaves Boston at 7,30 M. a. Lowell
Lawrence Fitchbnrg Leaves Springfield at LAO NJ
Bellows Falls at l2.25 P. connecting AT White hlvet
Junctia with Northern r. K from Boston and with fas
sumpso r. r. tor aud from st. Jobnsbury and LnCtou
arriving at Burlington at 710 P. and st. Adams at T.
So ?. NJ, and lodge.
fccoAMopA ALTON TRAIN leaves NornieG al 8 25 A.
for Burlington, Rouses Point and Montr
TRAIN lea yes fellows Falls at Is P N
wing passengers from Vermont Valley K. Z. leaving
New York at 500 A.. NJ, and from Cheshire K. K
leaving Boston at 90 P. III. connecting al
White River junction with tram leaving Buston a
5. 20 P. NJ. via Lowell Lawrence. Leave Whine
River Junction at ll40 P. M, arriving at Burlington
10, 80 N. and Ogdeusburgh at 100 M, connecu nj
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and thu
West
Sleepn cars are attached to both the night expire
trains uhning between Rouse's Point and Boston
Through Tickets tor Chicago and the West for sale
the principal stations.
G.. MERRILL, sup't
ct Abans VI Dec. a. 1859.
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Ew volume of this popular Journal commences on
the hst OF January. 1t published Weekly and every
numer Contains sixteen pages OF useful intor nation,
AID rom five to ten original engravmgs of new inven
tionsnd sooyeries, al of which are prepared EXPIRE
ly 10 its columns,
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QUACK NoSTRUM MAKERS,

through false certificates anG references and
dations of their medicines by the dead, who cannot
pose contradict them who, besides, to iarther
their imposition, copy from Medical Books much tnat
is written of the qualities and effects Of different herbs
and plants ascriDe all the to their Pills Ex-
tracts Specifics, &c. most of which if not an, ccain
Mercury, because of the ancient belief oc its curing
everything" :" bnt now known to " kill more than M
cured snd those not killed. constiuonaly injured for
, life. .tI
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A eriCan & kOreign Patents
r. III. EDDY.


A FTER an extensive practice of upwards oftwent
IA years as,contnuestcsecure Paentsi the United State
Also IN Great Britain, France, and other foreign
se' caveats specifications, Assignme nts, and all Pa
pefs or Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal terRr
aud with despatch. Researches made into American
Foreign Works, odetermne the validity utility OF Pa
tents or inventions, egalor other advctrendeec
all IN alters touching the Copies the claims OF
any rnished by remittng One Dollar. Assgi
The Agency is not oniy Inc largest in New england
but through 1t inventors have advantages fol securing
patents OF aseerainingth the patentablty Oh lnseL"n
uRsufpassedby If not rorlo any which
can be ofere d them elsewhere. Thetesmonals below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL Al THE
PhIENT OFFlC Ethanthe subscriber; and as su't Ess
IL TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABlL
tTY would add that he has a5unda tnbesve
and can prove that other Ofce of the KIND are Inc
charges for professional services moderate The it
mense practices of the subscriber durng twenty years
past, has enabled him accumulate collection o
specifications sfical decisions relative to patents
The hiss xtonsve library OF mechan
ical tut accotnts of patents granted in the
United Staesand Europe, render him able, beyond lues
tion, to offer superior facilities for cbtsining patents
Alnecessity of journeyto Washington tie prscsre
patent and the usual srea delay there, are here save
inventors.
.rrsE .t.t TEsTTaoSIALl. ".a
"I regard Mr. Eddy of the sst capable G.k sac
eesDail 1ttionsrs with when have had omcia' inter
CHAs MASON" Commissioner Of Pate~t.
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that tney
cannot emplov competent and trustworthy
and capable Of putting their applications IN torn
to secure for them an carly and aySrSOs 9SRiesa0
at the Patent Ohce. EDMUND bukNE,
Late Commissioner of Patents,
'tMr. r. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEFN appli
cations all but of which patents have neen grant
ed, and that Is pending. Such unmstakash
proof great talent and ability his part leads me
recommend all inventors to apply to him to procure he
patents they may be sure of having the Most athu
attention bestowed on their caSes ana AZ very
charges. ... .... tI ..a JOHN TAGGAhIi 4.
During eight months, the subscibei, In coIrse OF M
large practice, made, on twice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was de-
eided in his favor, by the Commissioner OF Patents.
II. EDDY.
cston, Dec. 9, 1862 W
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T OST last week, Promissary Note, dated Roxbnry,
IL Narch4 1858 or sixty Sdollars payable to s. q.
Stanton, or bearer on demand, and signed by Lyman
Powers The finder Of said Note will be suitably reward
ed by returning the same to the subscriber. .'
The Public cautioned aganst buying said Note,
the payment Of it has been stopped.
1 Roxbury, March 1s. 1883. ,# tt.o. -
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.1.fgU1 6ss4r.y sa. .a.a.Gs ...
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6OOWILL BE FORFEITED BY DIR. l.. DIX
COOf failing TO in less time than any oher
Physician more etecually and permenantly, with
stra MT from occupation fear of exposure 10 all
Gather, with safe and pleasant ecicnes.
SELFABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences; s. .,'-.
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married andssingle Laoies
r SECRET AND DELICATE DISOR 3ERS au.
Mercural Affections EruptCns and all Diseases Of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose, IhI oat and Body Pimpes
on the Iace Swelings OF the joints Nervousness i;
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in outh, and the
more advanced, of all ages, OF a- l-
r.. BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED. --v.
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. ILLUSTRATED
S UEN TIFIC AN MERICAN
Th Best Mechanical Paper in the World.
ILLUSTRATED
....H EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
V OF q M E VIII.-N EW S E RI E 8

lew volume of this popular Journal commences on
the st of January. 1t published Weekly and every
numer Contains sixteen pages OF useful ntor nation,
aid rom five to ten original engravngs of new inven
tonSnd sooyeries, al OF which are prepared EXPIRE
y TO its columns,
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Notice.

have this day sold to my Franklin Stoddard, hs
time and earnings during the remainder of bis minority
and shall hereafter cl aim Of his earnings pay
any debts Of his contracting. H. 8. SrODDARD. /
Warren July 25th 1868, ... f.|l.t .H r. I
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SYSTEM no ,HEALTH.

" Call at the Agents and get Pamphlet
Physicians in all parts of the country using thi
medicine in their practice with great success
u For sale by all the principal Druggists in the Uni
ted States. r A. l., SCOVILL Il CO..
Cinc.nLa.., 0n.o.
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100 900 BARRELS OF THE -
lUU, ,UUU LODI MANU- ACrUaING cos
POUDRETTE.

This Company, with capital OF $1,000 the most ef
tenve works Of h kind in world and an experience
ofover D years. with reputation long eStabl she'd nav
Ing also The extensive OF AL the Bht soil OF the
great city of New YORK; pre- are TO FURNISH an art
Gle viii is without Ooub the cheapest and Uery 0es Ter
iizrin IN arka II grea ly mere toe yield anu RI
pens tn. cro from two to three weHserer. at an eX-
from three four dollars per acre. with ite or
no labor. A..".. '".
Also FIFTY TONS Of BONE TAFEU, beinga mixture
of bone and night soil ground fue at i5$ er IA su
perior article for grain and grass
pamphlet, contain ny all necessary Information, may
be had iree by addres ing a letter tn subscrio
~ Nt JAHE5 FOSTER,
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing ompany.
.t w.. Es..-H a.r GO Courriand ST., N. Y.
JAMES, G. French, Agent, Montpelier, Vt. V3m
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CURE s. f
..r.- ne t
BILIOUS HEADACHE I
CURE

- a. .a...
By the OF these Pills the perio ica attaoksof ery.
ous or Sick Headaches may bepre"eltei inaa taken
at the commencement Of at eacK immediate relief
from pain and sickness will be Obtained
They seldom fail In removing the nausea and head
che to which females are Rubject - .''
The act gently upon the bowels,-remoying Cos
tiveness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Fema les and ell
persons of sedentary habits they are valuable "a Lax
ave. improving the appetite, giving tone and vigor to
the digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength OF the whole system ~ wv
The CEPHALiC PILLS art the result oflopg investi,
cation and carefully conducted experiments having
been IN use many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount of pain and sui
ferng from Headache whether originating In the ner7
ois system or from deranged st ate of the stomach
They are entirely Vegetable In their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
any change OF diet and the absence of any dsagreeab
taste renders it easy to administer to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! j.
rhs genuine have five signatures ofHenry c. spaldns
on each box,
Sold by Druggists and all other Deal In Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepared on receipt of the
Price as Cents.
All orders should be addressed to ~
HENRY C. sPALDING,
..#." $50. IS sCedar Street, New York
r.,s... j., --t ,. baa $50 3 gta ..H
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BUT ALL oUACKs ARE NOT IGNORANT.

Notwithstanding the foregoing facts are known to
Quack Doctors and Nostrum Makers yet, regard
less of the life and health of Others here are those
among them who will even perjure themselves, contra
dieting giving mercury to their pat that It COLI
tanned in their Nestrums so that the uai fee may
is thus that many deceived also and useessy spend
large amounts for experiments with quackery.
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IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND NOsTRUy
|, ~.~D MAKERS. 4

Through the ignorance of the Quack Doctor, knowing
other remedy, he relies upon MERCURY and givesIt
to all his patients in Pills. Drops &C., the Nostrum
Maker equally igno rant adds to his so-caed Extracts
Specific, Antidote &C., both relying upon its effects in
curing few in ahundred, ii Is trumpeted in various
OF the balan3e some of whom die others grow worsa
left TO linger and suffer for or ears un
til relieved cured, if possible, by competent phys
ano
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ScoyiIIs Blood and Liver SyruI

When these diseases first appear, which will carry
OF the system all the humor and Morbihc Matter thro
the secretions Of the SKIN, Kidneys and Bowels; also
restore the Liver to its proper action and the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-30

RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAIL
ROAD. The following is a report OF the
action In the Chancellor's Court upon the
case of the Rutland and Burlington rail-
road:
State of Vermont: WiRdh0m County. In
matter Of Rutland and Burlington Rail
road Company.
At a hearing before Chancellor Barrett
at Bellows Falls, on Thursday, the TWEEN
tv-third day of July, James Cheever ana
William T. Hart of Boston, were con-
6rmed as Trustees of the first mortgage
unon this road. Immediately atterward
the bill to foreclose the first mortgage
nending before Chancellor Kellogg IN Rut-
land county was discontinued, and a new
bill flied in Wmdham county before oman
| cellor Barrett for the purpose. Upon
| this bill motion was made to place tht
railroad in the hands Of the Trustees O.
the first mortgage and for an lnJuactloi
AGAINST anv use of the funds by the Trus
tees of the second mortgage except for tht
| ordinary running expenses of the road.
A temporary was granted, and an or
| der of notice issued to Messrs. blr
chard and Stewart, Trustees of the seeon'
mortgage, for a hearing on "Wednesday
August 5th, at two o'clock IN the after
noon. at Bellows Falls, upon the appllca
ton of the first mortgage Trustees 10
possession of the road.
Mr.. stoughton of Bellows Falls an
Mr.. Woodbridge of Vergennes for tn
Trustees; Mr.. Foster of Boston and MI
Phelps of Burlington for the Bondholders
Mr.. Peck of Montpelier for the Corpora
ton.
HALF FARE 1t is understood tha
persons attending the Congressional C2n
vention to be held here tomorrow Will b
carried on the railroads for half fare.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-30
Killed and wounded at Gettysburg.

From statements furnished by Surgeons
Woodward and Ross, and examinations
in hospitals at Gettysburg.
FOURTEENTH VT. REGIMENT.
K1t1Ep--l1eut Hamilton, Co L Sergts John
vaughan. O. FL Vaughan, B, T Bissonette, q
Corps Mead, g, - Sturtevant, E prlVates u
Baker, B, I Barnes, 9, q Roseo9om, ", a wan
or. d, d Rogers, D, Brunell, E, L button, Il,
q Morlin. f, w f Grun, g. @ W Ross, g.
Died at Gettysburg IN Hospital;
seret Elisha X SWEET, Co X, July I; privates
VIM Cairns. b, July 5, c Archer, B, July ID,
L l. Baird, Fl, July II.
Wounded remaining at Gettysburg. AN
Iiept Bosworth. Co f, compound fracture tibia.
Sergt Thompson, A, fracture skull. 49,, -.
Corn Dwight Sykes, G, wounded in thigh, foot
and hand, .ouo ~
bow. ,, 80,
w Smith, F, gunshot in shoulder, leg and
W O Doubleday, H, gunshot through left leg.
Albert Noyes, g aPeshot through pach'
Sidney Southland, I, leg amputated below knee.
Henry W Frazer, g, toe amputated.
Corp j Goodrich, u, sick
0 E Atwood,
Soldiers of other Vermont Regiments at Gettys-
burg.
Cant Eaton, A, 16, grapeshot through thigh.
sergt Eaton, A l6, shell wound, shoulder and
neck. ,,,
serpt w II Leach, S S, gunshot Through body
G Wooley, / S, arm ampntated above ell
bow. .1;s
Corn @ Baldwin, F, Is. shell wound on thigh.
Elmer II Dudley, X, 10, left leg amputated
above ankle.
Calvin Z seaver, l. 10, right leg amputated be-
low knee. -, "a .,,.o.oa
above ankle. ,...,
Ira Z sperry, L, cavalry, right leg amputatea'
James Reilly, ii, cavalry, left arm amputat-
ed above elbow .,.,
Geo Gorton, H, cavalry, gUnshot through lungs.
Lieut. Cneney. @, cavalry, eody.
wP Mason, @, cavalry, arm amputated az
shoulder joint.
EW Roland, d, 10, SICK
" Burnham,2S s, q"
II Hodge, % .
Ii Austin,
sergt a Peabody, . S 5, sick.
E6 Trask, S,
EN- Hosmer, s,
u Peaboly,
Wounded of the Fourteenth Regiment sent from
Gettysburg 10 Hospital
Cant Il Munson, Co c privates VIM Reay, A,
! A Gnilder B, w w simpson, b, Il Eddy, Is, y
| w Kinsman, John Leonard, G, Lac, +
! G Howe, D. Jas Moriarty, D. Bart Moriarty, u,
! S A Fish, d, L II Fisk, L, j Boardman, Z, Il
/ Perry T. W Instead, E, N z sherman, +, II
/ TYLER E. A Jones. F, l. Rice, +, 7 Lavally, u, L
| w BALDWIN, G. IL II Spooner, g, I'll steiner, u,
| NJ Kalahan, G, N Furlong, @, L Nj Kent, u, J
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49, , >n WEEKLY HERALD: THURSDAY. JUL1 ~. @

,.Lo.h ,ba hone escaped fracture, Inc
-, ~ Col. JacKsop's coat was TORN on
q, ,he, same time by piece Of shell,
slightly wounding him, Neither oil heso
brave men would lie down to escape quo
rain of metal, but stood untilnehngly |
,hronghont, eleitine the unhounded al
,,,;ration of their men, Finding that the
snnnorts did not come, Gen, Strong gave
the order for ms brigade TO retire, anu 'i'0
men left the field in perfect order, 49,,
A little while afterwards the other prls-
AIDES came up, and made up for their ap-
narent hardness by glorious deeds OF val
nr Rushing impetuously up the glacls,
undeterred by the fury OF the enemy
whose fra was not intermitted for sec
ond several of the regiments succeeded IN
crossing the ditch, scaling the parape' anu
descending into the fort, Here hand-'o'
hand conflict ensued, Our men fought
with desperation, and were able 10 uriNe
rho enemy from one side of the work 10
+, Seak shelter between the traverses, whlle
.har held nossession for something more
than an hour. This unparalleled piece OF
galantry was unfortunately o' uo 'UN "'
faoe The enemy rallied, and, having re-
oeiyed large renforcements, made a cnSrgt =,
mon the band of heroes, and expelled
them from their nobly position by th'
sheer force of numbers, One OF the reg
| iments engaged in this brilliant dash wa
the Forty-eighth New York, Col Barton to-
and it came out almost declma'ea' In
most distressing part Of its dlsastroa
. treatment is, that the ensmy did not lnuic
the damage IT was the result of mis-
: take on the part of one of our own reg
ments. The Forty-eighth was among tn
first to enter the fort, and was fired nPo
by regiment that gained the parap'
some minutes later, under the suppoSluo
that 1t was the enemy.
About midnight the order was given
retire. and our men fell back to the ri
pits outside of our own works, having el
gagged in as holly contested battle as h;
: ever been fought.
u Our casualties, as may reasonably
l. expected, were very large. The list
"a killed. wounded and missing toots up !
he tee,. huudre3 and thirty.
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rsseer of The Recent Riots.

The Montreal Witness sums up VA a
excellent article under the heading Of W
Pro-Slavery Party of the North, I
probable results of the recent riots III 4
York city:
'eThe great democrat or pro-sIa'sl
party of the North, now generally caf
copperheads, and, until the defeat Of u
glorving in that name, has proba0iE,
ceiyed a fatal blow f ON the New ~
riots. 1t was strong enough last Iali
elect Seymour governor of the state.
after his open sympathy with the ROY
we doubt il he could obtain any v0f
were the election now to take place /
cent those of the rowdy class, unhaE
too numerous but not sufficiently u
carry any election alone. The N
men connected with democratic pare%
thew are very numerous and very ""1
in New York, Albany, Buffalo, d.
have felt very uncomfortable to see
theieves and cut threats of New lofh
loose under the auspices oil the par
which they belonged, and urgeo oI ~ y
papers which they sustained Ia ih"1 ID,
enormously wealthy members Of !. 'i =, NJ Il
ocratic pro-slavery party had 'n 4ha;r U"s Of
stores and palaces sacked 'no,s
would have been still better openeu,
the danger probably came near e"o s :
-. enI tsan 10 avoid a repetition OF H.
ssThe game of pretending ioyal.s ,.s
Union. anu determination 10 p rmpp
war whilst resisting the Union goNf,n" /
loudly condemning its support, ,
sympathizing with the reoelsI the ID
nearly played out. Where all nv /
demnation is for the abolltlohls' Al
North. who are the staunchest SUR i
Of the federal government, ana nUh' !
for the shareholders of the o9u'Di I
are in arms against it, the loyal! =,
kind which any government m's rs,et
d;snense with. In fact, the N
| which the three days of July !" hi
York must have occas cned IN 'n' Il
| mind, NAV probably yet prove goyt
element of strength to the fedora a.v nj
ment and republican or antl-slas .aenton
The inhuman and dastardly PeisgI N
colored men also by this mob, WIN h b
ably, turn public opinion NOR ".ar or ?,
favor than any event of this wal I, must
err revolution, for revolution ~ alb
esssrilv he all parties scoutns Are
return to the state OF thips'
war; c,-,,.-+-s-