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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
Miscellaneous Items.

MIR. Val-hand him dime, General
Schenck says, is what the Dayton boys
have taken to calling the martyr of the
tenth district.
"A second and large increase In the
price Of type and printing materials
was made at a convention OF the type
founders OF the country, at Boston, last
week,
Gen. McClellan's platform goes for
unconditional surrender to the rebels
Abraham Lincolns platform goes for
the unconditional surrender OF the reb-
els to us. References, Admiral Farragut
and Lieutenant General Grant. Chicago
Journal
There are about fifteen thousand
men constantly working on the ma
Chinery OF the one hundred or more YES
sells, wooden and iron clad, now con-
structing for the Navy Department at
New York.
Union man" Good morning
Great news this Two cities evacuated
by the rebels~ COpperhead-" Two Cit
les What do you mean? I've only
heard Of one-Atlanta." Union man
Yes, two-Atlanta and Chicago I"
Copperhead, turning away in wrath
Bah !"-Chnogo Tribune.
Capt George B. Halsted, one of the
leaders OF the straight Douglas party in
New Jersey in 1860, has published a let
ter strongly condemning the position of
the Democratic party and announcing
his adhesion to Lincoln and Johnson.
A correspondent OF the Journal OF
Commerce says the reb5lS in front Of
Petersburg cheered great deal, on the
night of the 9th, over report that JEFF.
Davis had applied for terms of peace
Poor fellowsl they can have peace if
they will stop fighting for the arch trail
tor.
For fear that the Democracy will not
give their precious platform a wide cir
culation among the soldiers, it will be
issued at once by the Republicans of
New York in connection with the Union
platform, the State and electoral tickets
This is capital idea, which the Union
men of other States would do well to
adopt. The country ought not to suffer
from the modesty or want of enterprise
of our Democratic friends.
Van Allen, New York delegate at
Chicago, said THE nomination of
George B. Mcclellan quashes the indct-
ment which we (democrats) have drawn
against the administration" As Nc
Clellan arrested the Maryland legisla.
ture, was the first man to recommend a
draft. urged emancipation upon Lincoln
as a military necessity. aud is commit
ted against u suspension o. the war, the
quash is clean thing; there Is not .
Z single count left.
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CBEROKEE PILLS!
SUGAR COATED, FEMALE REGULATOR
HEALTH PRESERVER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,
CERTAIN AND SAFI

For she removal of Distractions, and the Insa
rance Of Regularity in the Recurrence Of The
Monthly Periods.
They .ure or sbvia'e those rum erous dlseat,s
that spring from irreguluarity, by removing tie
trregularity Itself,
They cure suppressed, Excessive and Painful
NenstruAton.
They cure Green Sickness tChlorosis.)
They cure Nervous ard Spinal Affections, paira
N the Back and lower parts of the body, Hesu.
uese, Fstgle on slight exertion, Pslpitadon d;
the Heart Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteria, shs
Headache, Giddiness, &c, &c. In q word, by Ia
Irregular thy, they remove the cause and with u
ALL the effects that spring from il.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they
contain nothing deleterous 20 any constitution,
however delicate, their function being 20 sutsii.
ute strength for weakness, which, when properly
used, they never fal to do 1t.
They may be safely used at any age, and At A.,
period, EXCEPT DURING THE FIRsr THREE kegru,
during which the unfliliug nature OF their aeass
would tnfallhly PREVENT pregnancy.
AL letters seeking information or advice will Y
promptly, freely and disereetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or SIX bottles for IS.
Sent by mau, free of,poStage, on receipt Of prsca
sold by all respectable Druggists.
Dr.. W. Il. MERwIN a Ce,
SOLE PRorEIE7oas,
No. 81 Liberty ST., New Yoss,
Pond s. Morse, Agents, Rutland.
lan2:5 monwed &tri: yd&v
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THURSDAY,
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept. Is.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept. IS.
An immense concourse, estimated at
ten thousand people, were on the ground
to-day. The weather in the forenoon
was pleasant, but in the afternoon two
or three showers greatly interrupted the
enjoyment, and also the business OF the
day. The great feature of the afternoon
was intended to be the address OF the
Hon. Simon Brown, OF Massachusetts,
before the Wool Growers Convention.
He had commenced, but had scarcely cot
through his preliminary remarks when
he was interrupted by the shower.
He commenced by remarking that he
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

SAILED.-Martin H. Freeman, pure
African, native of Rutland, and a
graduate of Middlebury College, sailed
from New York for Liberia, Wednesday.
He Is to be q Professor in the new COL
lege at Liberia. For the last twelve
years Mr.. Freeman has been connected
with school for colored people at Allie
ghany City, Pa.
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d V. 5. +.

ID V. s. r.
FACES VEGETABLE SYRUP FOR IL
bseu in troduccd of late years. that can and doea
alleviate the pains and sutferiDgs Of woman In
her hour of trial.
1t Is ne speculative article, originated by 30
unprefessonal prison, but was devised and intro
duced by Regular Physician of very extennss
practice, in 1885. and has had steadily inere@e
ing sale from that date.
1t viii be found equally eficsc'ous IN all CO.
Of pairful Period al Sickness, and as a remedy
for such will prove blessing TO thousands.
IL has the sanction of some OF the best o. tne
Medical Faculty, and can he relied mp Is oesnx
purely vegetable, and not IN the iesss asis''-
10 the mo delicate constitution.
Inquire for circulars at any respeetaeds Dag
pists, or Of the Proprietor, who will send pampn
les free Of charge.
GILMAN BROTHERS.,
Wholesale Druggists,
ss.s,ne las Mix stresA
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WlNCHESTER'S
HYPoPHoSPHITEs
ACT fromptly ana Certainly in all ..sse. o,
o N s U TION.

Ihey immediately increase the strength an,
. aeepsh the color OF the pale blood They subSss
the Chllls and Fever, aud diminish The Errss,"s
ration They 6heekthe night sweats, alwavs
from seven TO fourteen DAYS The apns,;ta
once inyigorated, and the patient rsridlv ,s,s
flesh the cough and the dfieult BREATHING srs
speedily relieved; the sleep becomes calm ava te
treshlng the excavations regular and uniSa,,e
All tue General symptoms Disappear with PA
putty that seems Marvellous 7. Churehn
NJ. ID.
THE HYPoPHoSPHITFs
are an appropriate and Specific Re- edy for e,...
disorder characterized by any one or more orr.
following
MA 49, SYMPTOMS, -s
- nimeult, Imperfect, or too Rapid Brea,h,o.
S SSi'umneSS OF the tEiremitcs Night or MOrntns
oh'is Hectic Wasting OF Flesh, Enlargement
o. Ihe GLANDS, or swellings Cough; Los. az
ss,IerglA tTl'shing Of the Nerves az Muscle.'
ohooNhg rams through the Shoulders, Cb..,'
race or lambs Partial or Total Loss of the usa
OF Limos hetdaehe, GiddineSF, Excessive Pale.
nesf, Night Sweats, Loss of Appetite Heart
Burn, Oppression Of the Stom en- before eatins
weak or sour stomach aft r or sinking ~
the Stomach; Irregularities Of the Bowels
Stllov Complexion Derangements OF she
Liver or Kidneys Retarded Growth or Delayed
Dentiton, in Children Extreme Sensitiventa
TO Cod, &c, as IN the seyeril stages Of Consume
ton, in Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia
Scrofula, Neuralgia, Paralysis, (partial OF TON.
pete,) &c. and ESPECIALLY in all Female Dis
orders or Uterine lrregu arites, such as Dirteuh
Painful, Suppress Scauty, Excessive, Delayed
Premature or toe frenuert Men ,truatnn.
wlNCHESrER'S HYPoPH0SPHITEs
are the best remedy Anown TO Medical Science h
every case where the Physician commonly pre-
soribes "tonss iron, whisky, cod liver oil, qps
nine, &C.
wINCHESTER's GENUINE PREPARA-
TON
Of the Hypophosphites Is the only reliable form
of this Remedy, ard Is approved ~ the Med,a
Profession generally.
USE no OTHER, NOR ANY REMEDY CON.
TANNING IRON.
~ Prces.-ln OF Bottles, 81 Six Bottle
for IS. In 10 OF Bottles, Sl-Three for IS. Or.
culars free. Sold by all respectable Druggists
and at the sole General Depot in the United
States, by j. WINCHESTER,
lswly 50 John Street, NY,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

FAMILY QUARREL--Gen. Fremont and
Col. Cluseret, the latter editor Of Ere
mont's late organ-the New Nation
have fallen into quarrel, Col. Cluseret
- Uses that he is E'.r-,ro ,sner OF
the New Nation, which he edits; and J.
w. Alden, secretary Of the Pathfinder
Association advertises that the paper
belongs to that body, Col. Gluseret in
his statement says:
81 am very unimportant parsonage
in comparison with Mr.. Fremont, who
has boasted to me that he could stop the
course of justice for five years in New
York In his own favor; but doubt if
he can stop that of public opinion.
Although Mr.. Lincoln is far from be-
ing the candidate Of my choice, between
him and Mcclellan no loyal man can
hesitate; the New Nation will not hest
tate; it repudistes all soits Of bargains
and will not aid them, II either affair of
or near, directly nor indirectly, but will
always be TIE vanguard OF loyal patriots
for liberty against slavery"
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MArRlMoSIAL.-The following adver-
tlsement verbatim q literatlm APP
pears in the column OF wants In the
Springfield Republican
yNTARNTED,- wife OF youn man
w age of % years she must be good
lookln with curley hare and unstand
musick and good temper. Apply to box
100
West Brookneld September 10 1864
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2s:srn'
~ w. RUSSELL, Electro Magnss,t

VNT W. RUSSELL, Electro Nh gnsn0
w . Phyueian, has opened bis heese on ~ y.
taee Street. for the reception of inv aids WY -
suffering ander chronic COMPLAINTS lie
treated Nervous Difficulties, Rhenm.nfm, 80
10 Disrrhcea Female Weakness and an IN IN ssJ
srisng from dsordered state o. sne Casa. thst
have bad defiance TO all other Iraoiiee, rtA'''
yield to this all posent poSsr, ,.apahs
Board and treatment on the moss se T.. sss1
terms. I shall bs absent tbs last vssA sa,y
month.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
DR. WRIGHT'S
K L j U V ATING ELIXIRI
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared t=Sm Pure Vegetable Extracts, eonsais.
ing nothing injurious to the most delicate.
The ReiusnatIng Elixir ia the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom being a
entirely new and abstract method OF cure lrres
peotive of all the old and wornout systems
This medicine has been tested by the mos. emf
neni medical men Of the day, and by them pre-
nounced to be one of the greatest medical discor
cries of the age.
One bottle Will cure general Debility.
few doses cures Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart.
few doses restores the o ans generation
From enc to three bottles restores the mani
ness and full vieor OF youth.
few doses restores the appetite.
Three bottles cures the worst case OF Tmpc-
tency.
few doses cures the low spirited.
One bottle restores the mental power.
lev doses bring the rose TO the check.
This medicine restores TO manly vigor snd ~
bust health the poor debitated, wcrn-dewn snt
despsirlng devotee of sensual pleasure.
The llstiess eEervRted youth, the over tasssd
man OF business, the victim of nervous depression
the individual suffering from general debility, OF
from weakness OF a single organ, will find imme"
date and permanent relief by the Of tan
Elixir or Essence oil Life.
Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for s., ana
forwarded by Express, on receipt Of money 70
any address.
Sold by sll druggists everywhere.
DE-. W. b. MERWIN Co.
PRoPRIEToRs,
No. SO Liberty St., New Yorh.
Pond dk Morse, Agents for Rutland.
ian25 :mon ved&fri: ivdSv
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
DIR. THOMPSON having awaited hinsel Of ;
la'e discovery whereby teeth can be extracted
without the least pain, or injury to the most del.
icate constitution calls especial attention to this
department of dentistry, IN Which all pain and
dread of having teeth extracted is entirely re-
moved.
Work in every department Of the profession e.
ecuted in the best style, and warranted. Especial
attention gwen 10 Vulcanite work.
Once ever the Drug Store, Pouitnsy, Vt.
ss:vti
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THB SOLDIERS YoTB.-Official returns
from forty-two companies give Wood
bridge 176; Wells, Is; scattering, 10;
Morrill,, 246; Ormsby, Isl scattering,
Is; Baxter, ISL Harrington, 10; scat
tering, 2, Total Union, 703 Democrat.
ic, 40; scattering, 80.
Unofficial from the old brigade com,
plete gives Woodbridge PA Morrill, 1858
Baxter 247; Wells Of; Ormsby %; Har.
rington 20 scattering in all districts
81.
All the returns received give Wood
bridge, 259; Morrill,, 35l Baxter, 345
Wells, 90 Ormsby, 40; Harrington, SO
scattering, IS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

Es"Ben Wade, notwithstanding the
recent Wade and Davis manifesto, is con-
tent TO take the stump for Lincoln and
Johnson. He is announced to speak at
Meadyille, Pa, on the nth inst.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

BuILslSG.-The walls, tower and roof
of the new Episcopal Church In this
village are completed, and present a very
fine appearance The walls and tower
are built of a handsome gray stone, and
TIE roof is slated. The dimensions and
general plan of the building hav been
already given incur columns. The work
on the inside is progressing well and
will be finished at the earliest practiC-
able day.
The new Round House of the Rutland
s. Burlington Railroad is progressing
rapidly. 1t is built upon the site of that
which was burned down last Winter, is
of circular form, and is somewhat larger
than the old one being no less than l62
feet in diameter. The brick walls are
completed aud covered, and the huge
dome is in progress.
The new HERALD OPPICR near the cor
uer of Centre street and Merchants Row
"a brick building three stories high, or
four stories including the basement,
which will be used for press room, &c,
is completed except the inside finish
Ing, and we expect to move into it in a
short time.
French & Kingsley have put up a new
two story wooden building near Howe,
Hall g. Co 8 store, which is used by
them for manufacturing and finishing
| furniture, etc.
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LIZA Columbus correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune says that last Monday,
the leaders OF the American Knights in
Ohio were in conclave there, Nallandig-
ham being present and, after a severe
fight, it was decided, by a majority OF
two, to support Mcclellan, considering
him the most available man now, and
one who can be easily nodded after he
becomes President, If he should be 50
fortunate,
They are right about the easily mold
ed undoubtedly. Mcclellan is the man
for that.
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a9'The Tribune says that the resolu-
tions of the New York State Democratic
Convention are cross between the Chi
cago Platform and Gen. Mcclellan, with
an effort to go in favor OF both.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

1g"Gen, Garfield in recent speech
says that the reason why the Chicago
Democrats call the war failure is that
If 1t succeeds it makes failure Of them.
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The SITUATION AT MoBILB.-The Her
aids Mobile correspondence, dated the
4th, says
Everything is quiet here, and there is
no probability of an immediate military
movement upon Mobile. The sunken
rebel iron.c clad Baltic still etiectualIy
blockades the main channel across Dog
River Bar, but the Winnebaso, double
turreted monitor, has found passage
through the distractions to u point
nearly opposite Mobile, and can drop
eleven aud fifteen. inch shells into the
city at will. The MetaCOmet, Sebago
and kcnuebec have also reached the
same place and are in line OF battle
ready to shell tie city at signal from
Admiral Farragut.
Mobile is entirely at our mercy, The
distance OF the war vessels mentioned
above from Mobile is hut three and "a
half miles, and their longest rifled guns
can throw shells into the remOtest sur
burbs. The rebel rams and gunboats
are in plain sight, but do not make the
slightest hostile demonstration. They
seem to have had enough OF FarraguG
and his fleet in the recent contest. The
rebel war vessel referred to are the
rams Alabama, National and Tuscaloosa,
the gunboat Morgan and one other ram,
name not known. They remain above
the city, in the mouth Of Alabama river,
and just out Of range
The gunboat j. p. Jackson has sue.
ceeded in capturing the largest one OF
the three launches that have been hover
ing around the Mississippi Sound, OF
late, with the object of attacking the
Tritonia. The launch had on board q
howitzer and other evidences of war.
like character.
As stated in a late Mobile paper, Gen
Changers troops have constructed splen
did Notifications at Cedar Point and
other places, so that IL Hoods whole
army should reinforce Mobile and at
tack our position, with the assistance
of the gunboats the enemy could easily
be kept at bay.
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MASSACHUSETTS CoNvENTION.-At the
Massachusetts Union State Convention,
held at Worcester on Thursday, Gov.
Andrew was renominated, and Edward
Everett and Whiting Grswold were
nominated for presidential electors,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

Eg The great champion billiard
match Thursday night in New York city,
between Kavanagh and Tieman, was Won
by the former with ease. The game was
1900 points, and Kavanagh was out 573
ahead of his competitor.
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T ASELL FEMALE EMlNARY,
IL at Auburnda'e, Mass, 10 miles from Boz
ton on the Worcester Railroad. Courses OF study
thor ,ugh, varied and compl te. Tired and Skill
fol re,clers in every dep, tment. Superior in
>true ion in Music, Ffenci asd Painting Looa-
ton, surroundings, building, &c, al that can
b. desired.
Fa Term opens September 8 b
address
cHAs. W. CUSHING.
Aug. s. 1854. st
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PREsoNAL,-Galen r. HIT, Esq, was
admitted member Of the Rutland
County Bar at the forenoon session of
the Court yesterday Mr. Hit is now
engaged in the Office Of Hon. Lyman
rremain in Albany, N, y.
VIM. II. Button, Esq. Of Wallinsford,
has also been admitted as member of
the Bar during the present term of the
County Court,
Hon. Portus Baxter Is expected home
ut st. Adams. The st. Adams Messen-
ger says he does not return until his
work is accomplished, for the hospitals
are well-nigh cleared of Vermont men
MIR. Baxter has visited, and in one way
or another ministered to over 1000 Yer
mont sick and wounded, and there are
now less than 30 left in all the hospitals
in Washington.
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Local and state Items.

Orr ruB TnAcx,--Two Rutland g.
Washington freight trains were Oh the
track ON Thursday evening, one between
Pawlet and Rupert aud the other near
Middle Granville, The passengers on the
mail train due here at a quarter before
8 O'Clock Thursday evening we've trans
terred, after getting past the first OBJ
struction, to the down passenger train
from here, AM arrived In this village at
about 7 o'clock yesterday morning.
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STRAws.-Lleut. @. W. Randall, 18th
Vt, writes from Annapolis that a vote
for President was recently taken at the
U. s. General Hospital there among the
officers present. 1t resulted as follows ::
Lincoln, 27S.
Mcclellan, 81.
Among the officers In Seminary Hos
pital, Georgetown, D. c., a similar vote
was taken, resulting
Lincoln, IS,
Mcclellan, s.
THIRD VERMONT BATrERr.-Capt. Start
informs Walton's Journal that his COM
mand is not full and he desires 30 or 40
more recruits.
ALLOTTED PAY.-Assignees and others
holding Allotted Pay of the 18th Regi-
ment, are hereby notified that returns
have been received to June 30th, and
this office is prepared to pay the sums
received In the usual way.
john b. PAos,
Treasurer.
Rutland, Sept. 18th, 1864.
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DLACK RIVER ACADEMY.

. M =" noA DHH
NJ. @. HYDE, A. NJ, Principal.
JULIA K. BATOHELDER, Pree,ptress.
Mrs ANN Z. WALKER, Teacher of Mt
sic Drawing and ainting
Winter Term of IL Weeks begins Dec. Z, 1884.
Peasant location, high order of instruction,
new and valuable apparatus, special advantages
for those pre- naring TO teach, and gymnastics by
an Al Accomplished teacher. Send TO the Principal
for a Catalog Ie or Circular.
&c ROBBINS, Bec'y.
Ludlov, VT, Aug. 10, 1854
Wifi
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Gen. Hooker denies that hs Is for
Mcclellan
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

or to the place where his labor and skill
will be most productive. These objects
may he accomplished without great expen-
diture, and without changing the relation
heretofore held by The United States 70 the
emigrant."
A LEGISLATIVE JoKE.-Anong the gen
tlemen representing Pennsylvania in the
present Legislature, is Mr.. Labar, mem
Der of the House. Some friends of Mr..
l.. IS, it appears, undertook to have a joke
at his expense, and FASTING the tive OF
hearts to the wrapper OF . school report
which he Mr.. L., was sending to one OF
his constituents, the document, with its APP
pendage, was put in the mail bag, and we
believe, sent to its destination. The mat
ter soon came to Mr.. L. 81 ears, and the 9TH
er day, in the House, he arose to a person
al explanation, in the course Of which he
said II am opposed to any man taking
the liberty to overhaul a members doc
uments upon this floor, and thus insulting
him and his constituents. The man who
did this, Mr.. Speaker, is q knave, cow
ard, and scoundrel. l consider such a
man meaner than one who would set tire
to my dwelling. Mr.. Speaker, have rea-
son to believe that the person who did TINS
is member of this floor; and as such !
wish to inform him, whoever he may be,
through you, that I desire him forever
hereafter to keep away from my seat.
A farmer on the Upper kennebec, Maine,
who had lost sheep by abduction Tor many
wears. offered a notorious sheep-stealer
b. a wear TO let his tlocks alone. That
WORTHY. however, only smiled and said
- No, Squire, think can do better