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CosT OF KkrrISs sHrfr. The Ne-
England Farmer states that Mr.. Elliott. Of
Ne- HamPs hire. estimates the cost Of
keeping sheep Al $50 FER annum. Zach
sheep would make half load Of manure
during The -inter. besides the beness done
20 he PAsssrs By tie dropping. leh there
on
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Nerve Invigorator

p ~ DAY Nszs-si Wsrs.sss. L.
~ P---ri f-r-rrsrFs Ca-fs..-s ~ T1k-srH. L.
r 49, i~t.r,4s Ir-p-f ffia--F ars~ss.sss.s
frr-i IisrT-~e-.rt go 49,. $40 .-st -
- i.ss ~ Eea-s- Thls rsaa-sis - 49, e-.f-
c. traiu ai u~ursi go physrcsi sstis srt..a faau
s~rrst hatsts 81 ~ fuueg. ~aos.-ss 81 80
yeas - ro-rr--ri aifhr srst s-thi-r irsnrlt-a-
~ 49, iuFtga atiag -cariu-s A. 49, 1881 n ~
49, vrrrfsh- kiaE 80. i..rniar Be- cos-t,u.f 30.
- 49, f~rtrt s-fftafs 60 A. ol-.flssfs 80
dlsfr-sstrg asss q u.sasfus- 80 d.las~sei.
u has - 49, -~-t g. --.ris ~s~rs Ststs ta ths
arsu. rstag ~ sataLl suerrtu.s ~ ks.trs-is
80 hasr n-s~r srsa ~ rarraiar r-asa-ri.g 49,
a. 18Th. srr~nEth sd haFpa.<ss. o. krr~
t-arf- ISIS uaash- frlcc slos The Pear
GFvat Hgm~d - 30 So prsrarrt. sr~ slr-rt-
81 ta ars fhtag 80 80 fh~sr r--u~~fis~ 1920.
80 60 luals lr.'iar iar ~ t-n~tI af tta-s 49,
afhrr-lsr raasa nrFsf ssatl fhsrn.risss q fh~tr
stuu--. ~ arr e. ~arrtrt-rf 80 r~pr~-~a.st
~ sfrrf r.-prcf. er ~ pFscr 80 H. rsfau.tst
bsv arr Of initatioas' go ~-F~ciaEs 49,
-aftte-s aa-fru.us 90 af trug siarrs o. sslf 49,
iag r..aafrsirrf ~ ny fsffas Frsrs g. - 80
1-a-~ o. t~rrlrtsa. ID rrau.us 81 rr~psrr. pN
~ o. To- NATTt~ON af 81 pFFlCE FOR
~fEftAL ui~EA~E~ b. Pras ai...-s. 80 q
- aita.arf NOWHERE EL~E So ~ -
Frss- srsvFut-s. iu s~.a~f r.rkagss. .-osrs f.om
os-rrraisau ~ f~oriPi n ~ Pfucs b. nsi
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pfFosn. $50 C..s.rt q Proiaf- keII rf Psr.
-. -fhIa sd r. 10 Gaaars cd Dss.fI. 90 fh-
thsre fu~slsg 81 Aul go =. - lea
m - pefn.a- n NJ Hr-s W .frs ~ a.
- nartu- ta-e lsts cf "a st-rf.rf sa s.,r G.-.-
iF d. crn--f rrssiaF - o. aIts-sar~ 81 q fts
a~rs' nai tslat- 20 go hfs husisaf $50 49, &C.
fr--r 90 - sssfr.st ed ouf to h~r b. hsr
lats nusirsr.ls sst.ie
prtrfrf. fhaf - 80 rsfr.rnsr frrs r-.
80 o. sil psrsaus fefrrrsret ~ rsrslrf = cor, ~
ia.s ar1rr ID 10 90. strf thfre srrGs -urr~s
sff.f ~ D. prfrrt n-norrsf. rrirr~t sf Par.s.
II 'afe 'asa' Fl. faat fh~F Gay sau-arara Tra-
r-sie safi r. ID hft af Fsris. II s.lf C.---.
n 70 i1ri arstsr RI tugasi urrt si r.a~ ai 80
~ e. ta 70 -sfeaaaa aaa sh~- rrase f 49, a.,
haze. 80 80 49, shau'f 90 b. .It.-.s
" woods ~ Jssfs
a tree rarf-Aursf
= HOBBS. Res..-r.
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Pre- SIC RENENBEK' II. u,-.issi.- 4. a.
sirs.-f sxn.r~s.is 60 Otsr.ars &C.,. 81 shich
81 oih~r CHEAf r-ul~trcs of 80 ed hatr f.ti--f
60 ruse alsa that 81 81 ~arrsafet repre.s.tsd
n ss~rN s-sr~~f 80 a. rr-o~ ~tu - r~fu.t--f
RBEWARE % mutations s.S 80
l.rcta y ihasr havtrE co-ssicrt-t of - t.iran
fir-r- g. ~ p-sst-r-s ~ d~-rpf,s-. ~ e~s-
ss-- salrs. r-rrhs--d dir~ctis ~ a. n. "a 49,
a. = Sp~-isf D,sssss. ". . L.. %
P-pssfs.rs. a 2 y trcr--sfrf-.s - l.
49, 49, 5000
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HELM B0lD'S
Genuine Preparations.

CoNPJJNp FLUID EXTRACT HUCHU.
prsif'F- 49, $3.50 r-,.-is - t..-.... 81 a.
Et.etrr y rt.ss-. Crssei. aaf A. an.t-aI --.I-
haF..
Iais urfs-f-F s-rrsas.- 80 po--s 81 u, s-rtisa
49, ssraes a. $780, $50 .stks s-frsa ~
shfrt 40 -ssIs ar rslrsra1as f-r.-tfanus 80
- 4 s1srars' t-tsrs--a-afs 49, r~.is--.f .. 80
p-iu sai rss-asfr.a
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tetneoid's tEtsset Bschu sad f.pro,-
Res wash csrs.

SECRET DISEASES
u sN fhrrrrsE srr.- ..---..
i.tl- af aa rhs-r- rfr.~f ~ -.
A. ar rspo-ars
u rlas-s i-erIaraf t.s.r- s- ave. .------t ..
'f.'aift trffiT irr-.r..r .l.-fr--r..-. 49,.
80 90 rarllg ~ffrfsrr. Ell fhs r.fh. sl..,,-v
ZEE 60 '.slaa..aa. sa lrr-Iarrf fa o. -isss -
p. rtl~ Us si f..s.aa.s. t.-ss-rd %
Isssssafsre- ft-.sssfs 49, t-.. Eco. "a. ....
- q % a.. arI ah. tarr L. E..s. 49,. i.
p rafei .a stYrf fre trr. t.I rA.r.t-.
-srr cfffifrt ael ~ DO POISON 49,. -
90 RI 'Hfi l fsf.a1ralr tesa Hf.-f - i Ia.
sf''rr 'a ir-at aut aaElar.f,t hfn. 81 -.
49, aasr asr,sss.
90 Hf'ri..'f's Flfrsrf .-ts O.. e..
- ti.ssass af o. IEfNARA OpgaNs --...
'a Wall er ftNALE. Ea- aa.f..-, -.
aaf 60 n. usrsf DO trr sfsa...r
t',sfasrs TT fh-ar rrrnrs rs..a.ar rfs ..f %.
~ - iif NfIatrlf's fffrrT 49, eel.
shtAI NV ~ o. ed D.. rrrfs.r 81. 49,. .. .
fffffF f-rrf 81 sH fl.sa-ea 60 ah.h f...
1890. lrHirnrr q ftr nasf rs...fts "a
r-I--aff rasrslIrr al. a.I...ra.. fte ..sf.-ta.
fsies "a r. BOTTLE o. ia bottles tos IS
i,-lifsfrt fa arr .tir-ss srfa.s.s r.fasl &C.,
e-frsa'aa ufs-rIts .lar..a.s .as.Ir--.
Hrlcsiraas.
ufes Gasrsutsedf Adrice 6.rsti.s
httfsts aIfers 70 .-r.rr..f. .t.
o. HFt NnOip. Ct--.~
80, 49,. ~ 500 ira-t % l~l Gtrs-.f. rsfa.
~ Nhli.p-- urtasI Isr-f.
ihi"i - Deg f.l Ctru.-aI VEL
so Broadvsy. New Yort.
So ~ ai trsTEisis rrrrv-hsrs C.faaftkts
1888 - 500 - i 49, srsif4aposI -
- s~frs-~s
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e. th- Hos- T. ". "a eett--ry Js1Es - Frsh.ts
for he Ccssts 81 ostort
THE p~sitloa So rrps~-~.tafioa ofI~-s. o..
Il 49, rssrassa 81 II - y Sp-sLssur fsui.sr
ehili 90 tr~si~rtr a >rzslftazl 81 $780, 81 -
Caaafs 81 Oxtsrd. No. rssf---ct6sfI, 49,. 49,
ths 49, -rtr-s sr,i $1,000 - n c~rrasa
r--i Estst-. sius.ted n B.cksid. ~ 49, cu-.sf,
49, d--cfih-i 80 esils~-. A. ualirtl~f hsH ~ /.
csrtss p.sforv sitsst-d On 40 Rurks- Ia $780,
% 80 >rs,is.s p~ssr., $3.50 ). oo-.-ne. -sh
d. >pah,-s q 40 Bscksed. Thn .sid
st- - unprrisctits - 49, teaeft A. SD 49,
n q q -ilts 49, ~ s..s-rs.t 81 49, - 80
al. N $3.50 shosli - .oLs Ausl ~ fsr-.--,. So
- sse -ecsrse - ialssest. ~ ta-r-f.s. rr-,.
suuf "a 80 a. ~ u.s - sushusir-d - -
pe-~ssc sgr~~ahiy o. - e. .~l r-i,iuc 90 r.ri-
ssts 49, tAs ahoye ecsrrit--l ~. E.t.f- o. .seh
p-rt 20 =. m ycSr oy,inie. 49, - sNs~t.eat.
LEWIS RISBEE.
oxiori .,--At Cosrs - P-vs-s- 49, a. F.ri.
~'tste - fos ~ Ces-fs - o.G-rs 20 a..
thtrd Iu~-d-s 81 Jss. a. ID. i-Sa
~ ~ t-s.Eossg p~titiea. o-fs-sf. thst ~ sd
p-tifio.-r give sotrc- O. 81 r-r-su. i-ter~.tl -,
th~r-aa O. - rsb -h~ thr~~ --.ks sa0c~--issl, o.
the oxtsrc p~anrraf rrruf~t ~ pare. thaf ~
aIG--af frutu.is Cs-lrt e. - 49, "a F.rr- ~
500 cceaiy. 90 ths thirt r--sd.s q S~rr-u.i-r
n-Ns, ., -sn~ s'siecA 90 80 Efe-eoa. 49, .ss-
r-as-. Hssy 49, Ave. -As ne s@s. $1,000 -
Ew. WOODBURY. Juir..
49, oePs-sus-i .. - hosss. R-s,-s-~.
Ts - He. Jss-- = Prua-s, So N. Couas, oi
oNf-rd.
l'HE .s.3-r-is-se stn,aisr.,or - A-sai. - ~
Il ~ estate - Hess-r ~. fat.s tafs 81 Re-
tsrt un sd toa.fv. $4,000. r~sr-rflutx ~-rs-~
that said d-reas~t t-.f -~r--i aat $1,000
of 80 tetls- "a s--crsh--s R--i E.f.s-. ~ o.~
guulr~-i scrs Ia usauicrsi .lNfs-afu- o. ~ 49,
90 dtsissoa n - ~ -asf ts~a $50 ~ sxc-p-
ff.a n san.f rieos satf o. Darif Cotr 49, -
>-sfh Ws-t e-rh-s - --.d 49, = h~.-x a. h..ua--
sir-f f.ru of ~ So Her.oe ". rai.- t.r-th~r
~uh ths bsial.a-s th~r~on. 80 fhaf 80 r~r.sa.l
s.-cts 81 ssid c~c-as-i g. ro r.,s -
30 ~tst- sd t~ru.asi. srsfn-i 49, 5000 80
t-is - 80 ssa ~ $3.50 hs..ir~d deiisr. Tkat
~ sfssufsE-ou. oe-r ~ -~s~s hua+r-t A. 80. ~.
h~-u 800 - - Eisat - Ru-us.rf 90 .asd
cuafy -hach 49, = - 90 80 i.t~r~-t 81 81
e-rs-d suaus-il.t-iy .csspt. a. pr.-.~a. ~
s-i- tn - $500 O. lsqst.i-i- $50 sshis 49, 80
o. 49, He fhrrrkar- paws thst iHrenss unsr -
rra-t-f 49, 90 40 80 rcus-r ~ $500 d--~rii-
- k-si Esras- 81 ~ r-r-es usak,-g satt uesr.
sccsTdsag - ~ sastuls - ssra $3.50. - 80
pruvieca- JAMES a. E>TE>.
OHsosD. So. Court % Pobais h.iE 81 rsr
~uhra .ad 90 thr Couaty n oNford o. tae
thtrd Tue.a.s of kurust. 4. n. i~ss
oEnHsHp. 49, 80 sast feflrl. sa-r 4 - u..flo~
70 a. Fes-ous satrr~st~d - c.sstnr = c.-ps - a
frt- 80 order o. T. rriutet thrv~ -~~ks 1890
sf~~N - 80 oNtufd h~uss-crat. psr~r uriut-f 81
farls. 49, 81 per-ea. tat-r-.frd u.ss q - 90
tn ~ tor~noea. a.. CoeFt ef fr.t-fs e. % to %
haie-s 81 frrs. .ai sss- o.u.-. % ssy. AZ
O. - ssa-- $3.50 ~, - Er.at~t.
r. " WOODBURY.. J.Sr.
ecopy-susst-
}. : Hoss,. R.si.,.-.
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farmsrs' department.

Anthe arts I'D sctesces p~rtsintng o. iif- arr
elo aelsiiakettosethsr .aat arr intiuatsN coa.-<t
81 ~itA Agriesitsre'-AcstcsL
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OnFos n. ss.-Ats C.s-s q Fr.f..t~ 49, "a -
80. ta sd - ~ Geusfr af pNf.rf "a. ~ -
T---.tsv II Asr-sf. AZ. i~st
(NiARiE- T. LpCkE. Adnt-tsfrator -sth
y ~ - aauex-t .frh- - 80 - "a tr.s-l So
40 hfs ri NV in $50 eesarv t-~-.---f 49,
80 rr~-~us-f 49, 80 20 st-.r-ssfrsfs- a
80 --fst~ ~ 49, $1,000 c. $780,
ort-r-t. Thst - $50 ssis.i.s-t'r rsv- -aitrs
ttrs a. 81 rrrseas fsf~r~st~d - rs-r-r r..1-v 4
49, er,i~f g. - rushri tsr~~ --sk .s-r~---ts~-
" ta 80 $50 iA-saarrat o. $780, farts fhst
ther uarF srr-ar af frutstr Ga.rt o. - h~lt ID
Pm. ta sstt coaafv. 90 ~ thirt T--.Aas
- 49,. sf e. 81 ~ cha ia 80 G.r-n.....
49, 49, csnss. 81 aasth-s h.v~. ~ th-ssu-
.tosif a.i - r-aut-s
"A WnnnuTpN -
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r. -. H..s..s'. J.as. - rros-'.rs. ~ Geo.

To ~ Hoaos-hi. Jsas. - Fros-s-rs fSr Cos.-
~ - Oxf..rd
rINiE unt-rssE 80. ai-as.i-srst.s 81 80 go.
II so estate "a Msrs >~.s.s ist- 81 Dixf-if
;. $50 C,safy 100000. r-sr~-tf.iiv -. .~.ts
49, - Nav S-sers I'D -~sasa -sd ,-...~s.
- ~ M ieiie-ssg s<ser,h-d Rel Estsi-. "a
fiitv 1870 - "a - E.st .slt- 81 L. ~ a 10
~ Ns-tA Rag 81 90. - th- Ts-s q pixe. ~
kas~u 49, Jess a. F.~-cA Fsr~. --hi-ss -
IN f'Eht ~ Dv~sr 81 - s.id Ruts. S-vrrv -
~ shss- ds-crit--d prsni.es. That o. .iv.ata-
E-ou. of-r q 80 hsstr-t ssf t--ats f~e AoIisr.
~. b-en 49, b. J.c.1 kisg - Dsxs-A - $50
touaiy. -hsch Or D. 49, - ~ al
ssis b. - s--d o. p.y tb~ s-l-s 49, sxp~s-s 81
Assrs - thf t-c-.s~d. Ne th-rsfars prsss thst
at-sss d~-crt-d keai =. O. ta~ p~r-os u,ak -
- $50. sererts-g a. m ssst-s- b. 49, rs-s-
Husoc 49, PFessoec. RUFUS SENEE1.
O~Tesp. .s-N Cosrt 81 Prol.s,s. 49, - y,
%. ~ahts 49, ~ 80 Cos-is - Oxf,-d .. he
thsra Tee.,-y q Asxu-t. a. q. lSSG.
ou N p-tstssa s-n...td o.-fsr-s. 49, .ofir.
- givea ~ pshi,-hing a cop, - this p~fstiou
~ith 49, ortsr thsfeea ~e.ks ss-cr~..ivsis
ta ne RNiprd prnnrr-f . srap~r urtatsf 81
fsfts. thai ahu~rsaa. int~r~.fsd rnas aff~nt 81.
- - ru~-tas q ~-ff~.st-r s-xf. 80 C.srt 81
Pea 80 th-s o. - hsia~a g. Fsris. 49, 49,
csu-s % 49, 49, hase .uhs ths rr.,er q sd
prtrtisu shesid sst ~ rr.rfsf.
" WoODRTRN
a tru- cor, otpetitiou 49, orfer or Gear 49,.
en-ait-stt , :. Hosss. R.rsrsr.
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. " WOODBURY. Jsas-
trus cops--tt--s = Hvsss. Rsr ist-r

ONTosu. ss--At . Cs--rt 90 Pr..hats 49, O.
f-rs. 90 ths thHd T---t.s 81 Asg-.s. 4. n
i-sa
m - p-rittoa a -srah J D. CsRr "a 49, q
" Jo-~Trh .. Csbs l-t- 81 Ruauf-r.i 81 $50 Coaa-
a. teo-.--d prsytag - atAs-aaos 80 81 ~
p-r-a-.' estate 90 ~ hte hs.h-nd.
prt-r-l. Tar ne sd r~t'r Eivs -ossr- e.
81 r~rs-ss fa-sr-stst ~ cao.s.g csps 81 49, -
silt tets u4trr O. - puls.rl -rrss s.src~s.rsr-
D.. .n ~ pNt.rt n~u-acrai p-If Fffassi ia Pa
-. tasi thrs 49, -pp-ar at frahst~ Coarf fs -
49, % fars. ~ SD tesaty 81 ~ thsrl 7 -
81 81 -srt 49,. ain- 81 he Ga ne iors-
$50. 50 $500 cass~. n 49, 49, ave - 80
$500 sheaad 90 - .iis-~t
4. ". WOODBURY.. J-ss.
4 trss carg--ftcsf
J. =. Hosrs. RsT,sfs-.
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DR.. Maitison's Sure Remedies.
-roN-
SPECIAL DIsRAsEs
Indian Emenagogue.

Thss c~i-hrst-f fru-als Nefscin-
- rrparet sxrr-s-h c. hoih 49,
~ - $500 L.as-s. so - s-f~r.or
% spf 'hsaasl-- 49, ~ pafI-,.s. a.
q ~ fsrulsi- ~ ssst~sa - sa.rs
81 aa.-frurtsss 49,. sAsfrrs- rsss..
49, 81 efrstpFs "a a. Er~-fe.t v.t.-
o. 1900 ia1iss. - o. fsos- Ill k--hb
80 oihrf r~ssoss 49, -t.h - svss.i
- 80 o. ~ttrh 49, 80 is.kL-
iitaAsa 81 tirs-irsi. a -siic-r- -.
go curstie - ustirtae. saf q !.
49, r.~st-ctis $50 81 ~ t,lne.. Fsu
frrsrr .ana arrnuuuaas - t-urfL
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HsIa1slS'. EIt-st R.eh,

Fsf $685. arlstag fran 49, Hst-f. n
De Fairat tsris .at.srrrfsea oi 49, aff~s~s
-sfh - a. 49, sfuas.suar
l.tilsf-atilfa ia sKrrtfns. - ~ Ps-~r
L. n ~. pihrahs af pr-.rk.-r
W~-k N~sss. -,
h.rr1s o. Df-~asr w..
litaase.sai 'siao. Pee sa 90 R.-k
q -sssrsi ia.siiui- - a. 49, -s.fsa
a. H.ats Fh..k - n a. b.,
hffn~s ~ ~ So truTfiass 81 - Fscs
fuHf Ca-.r~asacr
a. sta-ptcoas sf slss-rc ta r. 81. .k.rh "A o
n~1sr iaFarlat's rrrrrrrrs. sa-.a tas-s
i-rsrs-g. Fr-.fF. - - Flfs.
L. - - shsrt go psts-ui $50 ssrsr-
n. GO 80 thaf th~s 80 80 fr..la~-ri, III
49, - 49, 'tirri-i fIs~as~.'
INSANITY AND CON-UNFTION.
iaaF afs $500 RI ~ csase "a rhrtr s.F-r.-r
- SOS Nttt cusFrss rHF HFrnsrs -
Tnr fsssss ssrLus
- arI1sftaIF tfafts 80 r.arasrf.r. t-.r
- $780,. fa So tfsrA 81 fh. s---rt.aa.
D. taesfft.ia.H eare adrrtef arh .rrsr.r
ras arfs rr. a.rrs .nr s.' .f .a ..- q. str--. n.
Hnf iaFEnfrr fs- s.sisr
hlra hai-.s-ff's Fsrra-f b. lsr.rt-sl, -.
"asi so esasiHrr go u...s -srs.facsI.
fsmsie----Fernate.
- So Aerrfsl1s s-ra..sr a. fsnaa. r.-.T a.
ffft - ta 81 uasrlra..r ts nat . go rr--.s. =.
p 'hAf-s's 81 Esf-uilea. I---ralsrss. rsuf.I-
- fras..a Eel t.sr.a1trs fs.r...r..-..
Fffsiet af ~rlrrtaa- .rar~ af g. p .-r... -.
hrffeFs e. hurss ~trr,lur. go 49, an -.-..
$50 '7fiir.i ia a. 49, -h-fhsr arfs.ar irr.s
- 49,. NahIfs ri lilss.rsf..r rr rr ~
"t'LiNL COX CHANGE OF tIFE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01
Organize and Work.

We fear that the loyal people OF this
State are not yet fully aroused to the
Importance of polling a full vote next
Tuesday. The result of Vermont cleo
ton has been regarded so much a mat
ter OF course, a majority on the right
side has been considered SO sure, that
we fear individuals of the majority have
lost their appreciation of the full value
ola single vote. This has been of COM
paratively little Importance in the past,
but it aoiH not do for the present.
We again assure our readers that the
Redfield men are working with zeal
tance of the election. They are boast
ing of the great gains they will make
of theinhuence they will thus bring to
bear upon the succeeding state elections
elsewhere, and upon the presidential
election. They boast that they will
carry numerous towns which have been
hitherto for the Union, Rutland among
the number. They do not of course,
hope to carry the State, but they are
working with extraordinary desperation
with the desperation Of last oppor-
tunity-to greatly lessen the Union ma
iority to send forth from this, the
Nstanchest of States, the tidings that
Vermont is ALTERING in her devotion to
freedom and the Union, tidings that
would greatly dishearten the Union men
of other states and encourage beyond
measure the rebels OF the South and
their sympathizers >af the North.
The election next Tuesday is part and
parcel of the presidential election, in the
direct influence it will exert upon it,
In the presidential election the duration
of the war is in issue. The hope that
the copperheads will succeed sustalGs
the rebels and encourages them to con-
tinue an otherwise hopeless struggle
The reelection OF the Union ticket will
sound the knell of death to their disun-
ion schmes, and the war will speedily enc
in the restoration of the Union and
the eSudDllsnlleH1 Va uuiNeIodi lICeuohi
The fate of the Union and Of free gov
eminent here and the world over, is a
stake. The success of the falsely callet
democratic party will result in one o
two things either disunion, or at tn
very best, If the rebels will consent to il
whipping of the Northern States int
the Southern confederacy on rebel terms
Such union cannot live. 1t will b.
the death of freedom and democratic
government. The success of the Uniol
party will secure the speedy overthrow
p of the already exhausted and totterin
rebellion, will secure the great rewar
for our sacrifices already made wi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

A Touch OF INTERNECINE WAR IN
NORTH CARoLINA.--We find in the Will
mington On. CO. Journal Of Aug. 18th, a
paragraph from the Fayetteville On. C.)
Observer, stating that four Of the re-
serves Of Randolph county were recent
ly shot dead by "a party Of deserters ly-
ing in ambush near Franklinsvile in
that county" A similar occurrence
took place in Moore county two days be-
fore These ''deserters" were most like
ly Union men who had been pressed into
the rebel army, and who shot the ere
serves" to prevent being returned to the
ranks. These facts. and the defeat of a
rebel CONSUMPTION force at Greensbo-
rough, reported on Saturday, show
that intense hatred of the JEFF Davis dy-
nasty exists in North Carolina and that
many of the citizens had rather fight the
rebels than lift their hands against the
old flag North Carolina gives the
Richmond usurpation good deal OF
trouble.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01
Aug, Slst

Bounty JuMPNG.-As some enlisted
men were getting upon the train at
Manchester ON Monday, to come to Rut-
land, one slipped behind an empty car
standing near and concealed himself till
the train had lett Then with his broth
er he started OFF rapidly, but was recog-
nized by a Bennington man, who gave
information to officer Dean, and the
would-be deserter was brought back to
the depot. His brother who threatened
to resist his arrest by the officer was al
so taken into custody. Meanwhile su-
perintendent Prindle had called the roll
upon the cars rs they We're leaving, and
finding one missing, the train was run
back to the depot, when the deserter and
his accomplish Were shackled and left fol
Rutland with the rest
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

Ex-SEcRETARY CHAsE.-EX-Sec. Chase
has sent letter to a friend in Boston, in
which he characterizes the report that
he has invested large sum in the Eng
lish funds, as an absolute lie. He says
81 have not only made no investment
in English funds, but i have never tho't
of such a thing. No true American will
send money abroad for investment when
all that all can spare is required for
the suppression of the rebellion at home.
The object of the paragraph may be to
convey an insinuation that / have made
many from my official position. There
seem to be people who imagine that it
is impossible for man to be secretary
of the treasury in times like these with
out using his power to enrich himself.
The people are mistaken. Not to the
amount of farthing did | ever profit, di-
rectly or indirectly, from any loan ne
gotiation, contract, or other transaction
in behalf of the government. Nor do I
believe any American, capable of the du-
ties of the Office would. Common hon.
esty is not yet, trust, an uncommon
virtue in our country among public
men,"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

R1oToUs.-A squad Of soldiers belong
ing to the Veteran Reserve corps, on du-
ty at the hospital in Montpelier, one
day last week, marched along the side
walk on Main street near the building
occupied as a printing office by the Ar
gus and Patriot, halted in front of that
building, and then with drawn sabres
broke the glass in one of the front win
dows of the printing office, damaging it
to the amount of ten or twelve dollars.
After accomplishing this work the squad
marched away. The pretext for this
raid was some obnoxious political and
anti-war caricatures in the window The
Montpelier Freeman lectures the Offend
ers against law and order and calls up
on Capt. Drew, who is in charge, to
bring them to account.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

PERsoNAL,-Gen, Truman Seymour Il
President of a Board of Examlpatlon
and la that capacity is visiting the va,
'rious U, s, hospitals in Vermont ana
neighboring States.
John J, Ladd Of Newbury has heor
appointed paymaster with the rank n,
Major.
Prot. A, NJ, Wheeler, late PRINCIPAL nj
the Bellows Falls Seminary, is soon IA
be Principal of the Wesleyan Seminar
and Collegiate Institute at springsdi
Vermont.
The Northampton (Mass,) Free Press
says that Col Henry Of the 10th Yer.
mont passed through that place ON
Thursday last on his way to Waterbury
Vt. He had Just come from the front
near Petersburg on a furlough Of "a
days. He wore a priyates blouse and
looked as though he had seen hard ser
vice.
Rev. d. L, Brayton ana wife, Mission.
aries of the American Baptist Assoct,.
ton, and located in Burmah, are from
Vermont. Mrs. Brayton formerly Miss
Mary Fuller of Poultney) was long,
successful teacher in this State.
Major Edward r. Platt, I'd U. S. A.
! tllery, is ordered to West Point IN
charge of the department of the Span.3
language in the U. s. Military Academy
Major Platt is Burlington boy ap
pointed to the military academy in ISIS
from that district by Hon. G. P Mar,a
and for the last two years Judge Adyo-
cate of the Army Of the Potomac, CD
the staff of the commanding general.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

PRIVATE TRUcE.-A correspondent
with Sheridan's command in the Shen-
andoah valley says:
1t is singular but significant fact
that there is no animosity of feeling be-
tween the privates of the two armies.
They are sometimes caught enjoying
their own little private truces and ar
mistices on the picket lines. On such
occasions they exchange papers, talk
politics, make coffee, trade coffee for to-
bacco, &c, in the most amicable man
ner. A most amusing occurrence hap
pened on one portion of our line, The
sharpshooters on both sides had got
mifed about something, and had been
shooting at each other all the morning
One fellow finally rose up behind his
shelter, making some kind of freema-
son sign, and shouts out, "Halloo, Reb !
We are getting hungry suppose we
stop awhile and take dinner 2" Reb an
wers. "Well, Yank, say we do, will you
agree 2" The word was passed along
the lines and all parties made their cof-
fee, the rebs drinking sham and the
Yanks real coffee. When they were
through, Yank says, care you ready
over there 2" Eyes" "Well, then, the
truce is up, and we will go at it again"
And at it they went again.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

I. o. OF 0. FAT the annual session
of the Grand Lodge of the State Of Yer-
mont held in Phoenix Lodge, Factory
Point, on Wednesday, the oath inst the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Grand Master S. Morse, Brattleboro :;
Deputy Grand Master, S. Bigwood, Bur-
lington; Grand Warden, G. H. Simmons,
Bennington; Grand Treasurer S. E.
Spoor West Rupert; Grand Secretary,
E. B, HOLSTER, Factory Point; Grand
Chaplain, James Mitchell Burlington;
Grand Representative, E. Edison, Facto-
ry Point.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01

LOOK AT Your TIcKETs.-The commit
tees and voters should scrutinize care
fully the tickets distributed election day.
See to it that no split tickets are voted
by mistake. Every device will probably
be resorted to by our adversaries to de-
feat our regular nominations. Look to
the tickets, and read every name on
them. We say this thus early for the
benefit of the readers of the WEEKLY
HERALD whom we shall not not again
reach before the election.