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GENERAL PAIMrg AID ruE noa.
Two years ago our officers were
very strict in respec, to foraging upon
the individual hook Chickens and
pigs wen kept sacred, because
Ii Is a sin
To steal Pic, SC.
Bot a year or SO of rafnes. war has
taught the nation lesson, and this
sirictntss has been greatly relaxed.
Now, il is practically root, hog, or
die, with our soldiers when IN the en-
cmy's country.
Early enc morning in 1862, while
a. Harrington, near Coriuth, Missis-
siPpi, a Brigadier (now Maior) Gen.
Palmer was riding aloeg bis lines. TO
inspect somo bfcaslworks that Lad
been thrown up during the previous
night he came suddenly upon some Of
the boys Of company / 27th Illinois
Volunteers, who had just shot two
hundred pound hog, and were engaged
in the interesting process Of skinning
il. The soldiers we've started their
chief looked astonished and sorrow fnl.
All, body---a corpse. Some peor
fellow gone 10 his last home. Well,
he must be buried with military hon
ors. Sergeant, call the officer Of the
guard.
The officer was speedily at hand,
aud received orders TO have a grave
dug and the body buried forthwith.
The grave was soon prepared, aud
then the company WAS mustered. Pail
bearers placed the body Of the dead
upon snretcher. The order was
given TO march, aud with reversed
arms and funeral tread, the solemn
procession Of sixty men followed the
body TO the grave. Not word pass
ed nor muscle OF the face stirred
while the last rites of sepulcbre wero,
being performed. The ceremony ever.
the General and his staff waved their
adiea2, and were soon lost in the dis
tauce.
The philosophy Of the soldier is
usually equal 10 the emergency. lie
has read and pondered. He now
painfully realizes that flesh is MS grass,
and that life is but shadow. Bat he
thinks Of the resurrection, and his
gloom passes away. So with the phi
losophic boys Of company |, z7lh Hi.
nois. Ere the General was fairly
seated at his own breakfast table, there
was u raising Of the dead, and savory
pork steaks were frying in many camp
pan.
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Some brieAess barrisler who has been
reading Lord Neslbury's decision il
tie Essays and Reviews case, has
circulated the following epiiaph IN the
Inns 81 court: Richard Baron West
bury. Lord High Chancellor of Eng
band. lie was an eminent Christian,
an energetic AID successful statesman,
and q sliIl more emiaeDl and success
ful Judge. During his three years
tenure o. Office b. abolished the time
llonored institution of tie lnsolgents
Court, the aneleul mode III &c enyeying
la0d. and he Eternity q Punish
menI Toward The close 0l his eaFiil-
IN career 10 tie Judicial Committee
of ibs Pdyy Council, he dismissed
Hell aiih costs, and took away from
orthodox members Of the church of
England their last hope " everlasting
dafanati0u.
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THE WIDOW OF HENRY
UD0LF LIES HERE.
ms CRAVE is oS THE COLORADO.
Pray-ior his orphan boy.
Jan. lst, 1885.

yum ASts AAFCs
Within little more than three
months of each other, the husband and
wife - the father and mother - lay
sleeping in death. with more than six
hundred miles OF desert between them.
!" What then Of the orphan boy Z -
More Of linn anon.
Dead il the desert" said an old
Hadson Bay irapper-oue of COM
pany Who, upon bright moonlight
night in the month Of October, 1860.
on board a river craft, were dropping
down the siream Of the Sacramento
towards San Francisco. Tie old
moaniaineer lad passed a life q hard
ship and perilous adventure lie bore
the scars 81 many an Indian conflict
be could count his fights with the
fierce grizzly Of the mountains by
scores - kuew well ihe meaning ol
hunger aud lhirsi---bad buried mauy
1 companion IL the lone wilderness I.
stem aad rugged ii bis app arance,
witb a voice Ike ,he low grew of a
lion, nevertheless lacking nothing e
true luman :, npsihy. Bis b arr beat
nHh ihe le derHsss 81 woman, and
ihe ,oagA son-burHs band wiped away
sAe starting tear, ~ h. told a. 0f his
noble soas who wege lying dead Ia
lhe desert
The ashes q m3 elder sen, said
the oll maa, \ lr on slle shore of Clear
lake. On lhe liille island Of Alempo.
shat Ia b the deassly green foliage Of
sAe Manzanlla, at ihe iooi Of tie 81
cred mountain Co.uoks.se. or High
AgaEt2m, sls5s. s;eep SIDES are cloih
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Tie Washington correspondent
of toe ST. Louis Caioa gIves ihe fol-
lowing Offset u the story about ihe in-
terrica between Gems. Lee and ale-
Cleilan: -
I'll Las been aseeriained here that
Gen.M Cleilan,afier he was superseded
by Burnside, went down 10 Richmond
in a balloon and had a long iuisrficw
with jeff Davis; dat the result Of
Ills conference was that Mcclellan, -
Disguise as ihe rebel commander,
foaels and rep e.sed Burnside al Fred
ercksbarg AID Hooker q chancel-
loryille Horace Greeley was pres.
eat an1 Knowing 10 all he iaeis.-
Bu, Greeley paiiality ior Mcelei-
lan las Induced hiia u bc silent TIL
nov.
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10 oHr only Chitd,
LITTLE A n ME,


a traverse line was cut deep under
the word only" as though the pa
rent would thus emphasize bis grief.
There was nothing more; this was all
So could CLEAN Of " Luile Auaie or
her belongings. Il was rery simple,
liui Uery touching.
The sun had not set sunk behind
ihe mountains. Silently, and without
spoken concert, we struck our camp
ald moved further down tbe stream,
Cor il Nas holy ground, AID bad been
eousecaied by fathers aud By mo-
TIERS tears, That night we rested
aiih the ky for cur canopy and as
the noon sailed high, like a silver seal
a3ou the closing day, and the stars
like jewels sirowed the boundless
uieht;sea, We bad visions Of !" Little
Annie deaJ in tie desert.
Dead in The desert, sad a grief
worn father one 5ay TO us. Upon the
top of granite hiiI within the State
q California, few hundred yards
from The old emipraui track, far re.
moved from human babitation, we
came to grave with this inscription
upon the htad-board
Hcrc les he shattered remains y a
Jaher's hopes.
4 BRAVE BoY-h LoyING Son.
Then follows Latin inscription to
this pupon:
None are dolpy until after deata.
The occupnnt Of ibis lone sepul
chre wa4 slaughtered by the I,d3ans
wbile defending a mother and sister
IN the absence OF the father, who was
a days journey IN advance of lhcm,
Tie mother and sister escaped. The
lad was killed within three dlys lray
q Of his destination, after weary
Journey Of two thousand miles.
Dead in The desert" said an or
plan boy then in the city OF Brooklyn,
s. he'r asked OF his father aud mother.
On the banks Of the Rio Colorado,
near to The borders Of the State Of Ne
braska, and ia a direct line from the
high prsies Of Texas. through New
Mexico to Salt Lake City, ia Utat, Is
solitary grave. BY this grave has
been erected a strong and substantial
teadboatd, over which has been
stretched and securely nailed, while
yet green, bofalo hide, with the flesh
side outermost so ihat in drying il has
shaped itself 10 the wood. Upon the
parchment surface. with hot iron has
been siueed lhe following inscription:
HENRY UDOLF LrEs HERE.
Died Sepir. IA, 1854.
Prag for his ,eidoio and sorroriag boy,
Thousands know OF the existence Of
this grave who never have passed il /;
and Why More than six hundred
miles to the northwest, and on the
banks Of crystal stream bearing an
Indian name which signifies Sweet
water is another grave, with a head
board Of exactly similar construction.
/ On this head. .hoard i inscribed
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you may .eam thar y0u were 30. his
murderer. lours, tulY.
'rnos, s,KAwxr
i raised my eyes, said the nara.
tor towards Douglas his long bony
hands were claspel together, a smtle
seemed struggling 10 play over the
pallor Of dcagl--ihe eyes were iixed
with a CLASSY stare, and with the dcalh
rattle ia bis throat be exclaimed, God
have mercy upon me--Chrst have
mercy upon me, aud he fell back
dead Ia lhe Desert
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B. BIRTON.
Ii. Il. FOWLER.

A TT0RNEf AND COUNSELLOR An
n law ug.ea in t8e Cont lause
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John Douglas: should lhls letter
ever reach you, il may possibly re-
lieve your mind Of a heavy burden
e What il III: eagerly eaqaired Doug
!as You must know then Of truth
that Charley Ud9lf aiH Eees. Ia
place Of the boy ] substituted ihe
mastiif. having FIRST drugged him.
bound The chain heavily round him.
placed him in the boat. and covered
him with the lads blankets. Then !
took the stupeiied body q the boy
with the treasure, aud proceeded has
lily to San francisco, and in two days
We we're On tbe ocean, L0meward
bound.
The lad IS nov with SIS fathers
relatives Ia Brooklyn. From tlle anf
/ never Intended yov should destroy
bin, sal I pray God that ere you de
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,nllCE.- The hrs Anniversary oi
~. .y,,mort sab aih school VI ion'
IN a. the Congregational thurrh ~
70 DC ~, ~ ON ptsdly aud "Wednesday the Io'i
Mvhp h nj Oct or reNt tie regular US nsss OF
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the rHnS',.5ac' 20 be pIcoeded b. apraltr IN ~
on mn Il a., in The Lecture hooa 81 'no
ccE,,ob a pdutrcd nv Rev ,, II ~ lu, -
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ly @ Inrl ed vi u, ,..s,,,,sl, Vcy-
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meeting at o'Clogk on Iuesday morning, ana
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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD Tt.oRsDAY OCTOBER
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J. ing silk, Wooden and Cotton Goods, shawh
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LIST ~ CoLoBs.-BaoA Dark Brown, Snuff
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Light yellow, Orange, Magenta, solierino, French
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GItEAT ECoNOMYl
nSs- A SAVING or EIGHTY PER CENT, "a
In every family there will be found more or
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Al every store where these Dyes are sold, can be
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Numerous testimonials could be given from LADIES
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For further information in Dyeing, and giving
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MEDICINAL,
THE GREAT
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eoMPouHpED FRos
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CHEROKEE GUREl

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~, Uni rrrsul Lassltude, PAINS IN the Back, I'm
qus, OF Vision, Premature Ola age, Weak Nerves,
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Srupuons on The Face, Pale Couutenanee, Insan.
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- I-is medicine is q simple vegetable eK
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y.t instance, LIS curative pcwers have beeu su''
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20 10 those who have trifed vita their cor
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So sold by all respectable druggists every
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4 ,HEROKEE PILLS!
u
SUGAR COATED, -FEMALE REGULATOR
HEALTH PRESENTER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,

For the removal of Distinctions, and the Insu.
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Monthly Periods
They cure or ebviate those numerous dlseaset
that spring from irreguluarity, by removing tn.
irregulsrity itself.
Menstruation.
They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis1
They cure Nervous and Spinal fections, pain,
in the Back and lower parts of the body, Heavi-
ness, Fatig1e on slight exertion, Palpitaton Of
eAe Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria, sicA
Headache, Giddiness, &C., &c. In word, By the
irregularitiy, they remove the cause and with i
ALL the effects that spring from it.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they
contain nothing deleterlous TO any constitution,
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They may be safely used at any age, and at any
period, EXCEPT BURINo THK FIRST THREE MONTH";,
during which the unfailing nature of their actor
would infallibly PREVENT pregnancy.
all letters seeking information advice will .
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Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or six bottles for IS.
Sent by mail, free Of postage, receipt of pre-,
Sold by all respectable Druggists .t "a
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SoLE PRePRIsToRs,
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jan2:5 monwed&fri:l yd&w
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FARMERS +!
Do you wish TO sell your
FARMS
you can have them shown up through Boston and
New York mediums, by sending full description
to DICKERMAE 4 Co.,
46 SCHOOL STREET,
BOSTON.
BuYRRs AHD SxILRRs of every DESCRIPTION Of
Business or property will do well to apply to
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References of the highest order gwen if re-
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(N W. KUSSELL, El.ctro-M Magnetic

NJ W. RUSSELL, Electro Magnetic
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Hoard and treatment on the most reasonable
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II L. WHITLOCK, dealer in Trees,
1Le Shrubs, Flowers, and all kinds Of Harti.
cultural Stock. All orders sent to Brandon. VI.
will receive prompt attention.
slect imy rees from Che best Nurseries In
Canada and the United States, and warrasst
them to he good quality and in good order.
Person. wishing to get new Orchards.
1iWt dardens, or Ornamental Grounds. will find
20 tnelr Advantage to have me furnish their
Stock set and warrant it for tkem. 2sw8m
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1t has cured CANCERS after the patients have
been given up as ineurable by many physicians.
1t has cured CANKER in its worst forms, in
hundreds of cases.
1t has always cured SALT RHEUM when
trial has been given il, disease that every one
knows is exceedingly troublesome and difficult to
ERYsIPELAS always yields to its power, as
many who have experienced its benefits do tes-
Ii has cured sCROFUbA in hundreds Of cases,
many of them of the most aggravated character.
1t eures KINGS EVIL.
1t has cured many cases of SCALD HEAD.
TUMORS have been removed by it in repeated
instances in which their removal has been pro-
nounced impossible except by surgical opera
ton.
ULCERS of the most malignant type have
II has cured mary cases Of NURSING GORE
MOUTH when all other remedies have failed to
benefit.
FEyRR SORES of tie worst kind have been
cured by it.
sCUKvY has been cured by it in every case
in which it has been used, andthey are many.
Itremoves WHIT SWELLING with GER
tainty no other medicine has.
RS, PIMPLES, &c, " hich though not very pain
full, perhaps, are extremely unpleasant to have.
1t has been ust d in ever, kind Of Humor, and
and never fails TO benefit the patient.
NEURALGIA, in is most distressing forms,
has been cured By it when no other remedy could
be found to meet the case.
1t has cured JAUNDICE in many severe
cases, ~ feay
1t has proved very eficaccus in the treatment
OF PILES, an extremely pa nful disease.
DYSPEPSIA, which is often caused by humor,
has been cured by il IN numerous instances
IN FEMALE WEAKNESSES, IRREGU-
LARITES and diseases peculiar to that sex it
has been found most potent remedy.
In cases Of GENERAL DEBILITY, from
whatever cause, the Syrup can be relied upon as
. most efficient aid. IL @ Is
Its most certain cure for RICKkT5, q dis
ease common to Children.
Its efficacy in all diseases originating in de-
PRAYED state Of the blood or other fluids of the
body is unsurpassed
It's effects upon the system are truly Astounding
aAd almost bey ond belief TO one who has not Wit
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This Syrup will as certainly cure the diseases
for which it Is recommended trial il gwen it,
and the cure will be permanent as it, by its won-
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disease from the system.
The afflicted have only TO try il to become con-
WINGED OF what We say in regard 10 it, and to ind
relief from their sufferines-
PRICE. 81 PER BoTTLE,-os IS FOR SIX
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DR. WRIGHT7S
REL UVENATIN ELK
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

Oh, tSsENCk Of LIZ Il
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, contain.
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The RejuenatIng Elixir is the result Of HodeT'
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom; being 81
entirely new and abstract method OF cure, rres,
pective of all the old and wornout systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emi
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One bottle viii cure general Debility.
few doses cures Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Palpitation of tn Heart.
A few doses restores the o ans generation.
From one to three bottles restores the mani
nes. and fall vigor OF youth.
A few doses restores the appetite.
Three bottle cures the worst case Of Impo.
tency.
A lew doses cures the low spirited.
One bottle restores the mental power.
few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
This medicine restores TO manly vlgor and 70
Dust health the poor debiltated, worn-down an,
iespaiTlng devoter Of sensual pleasure.
The hstiesr enervated youth, the over-taske
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the individual suffering from general debility, o.
from weakness of a single organ, will ind imms
date and permanent relief by the use Of thl'
Elixir or Essence OF Life.
Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for IS, snt
forwarded by Express, on receipt of money, t'
any address.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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PRoPRIEToRs,
No. SO Liberty St, New Yors,
Pond d Morse, Agents for Rutland,
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DENTISTRY,

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
DIR. THOMPSON having availed bmsel Of d
late discovery whereby teeth cas be extracted
without the least pain, OF injury TO the most DEL
icate constitution, calls especial attention to this
department of dentistry, in witch all pain gnd
dread Of having teeth extracted is entirely re-
moved
Wors in every department Of the profession ex-
ecuted in the hest style, aud warranted. Especial
attention given to Vulcanite work
Office over the Drug Store, Poultney. VT.
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INSURANCE NOTICE Assessments
tT the Vernon. Mutual Insurance compa
,s my ar ue year eading Augrs. 1t, 1864 can b.,
BY oiiiins on f''
II. ". PoRTFg, Agsrt,
sepl3 dlwEwSw "