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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-01
DIR, TOBIAS,

VENETIAN LINIM ENT.
A Certain Cure for Pains in limbs and back,
sore throat, Group, rheumatism, colo, &c.
perfect family medicine, and never fails. Read
Read Read III
LIvoNIA, WAYNE COUNTY, !
June 10th, 1858.
This is to certify that my wife was taken with
Quinsy, Sore Throat; it commenced to swell, and
was so sore that she could not swallow, and
coughed violently. used your Liniment and
made perfect cure in one week. firmly be-
lieve that but for the Iiniment abe would have
lost her life. JOHN H. HARLAN.
Sold BY all DTuesiste. Once, Sc oortlandt st.,
New Yc-k. sugl:lmd&v
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From the Upper Potion &C.

NEW YORK, Aug. e.
A Harpers Ferry dispatches to the
Herald dated 9th, states that careful re-
connoissances that morning developed
the fact that the rebels had withdrawn
from our front during the night. Our
cavalry pushed on and occupied Charles
town without meeting the enemy.
Opinions prevail that Grants recent
movements necessitated the recalling of
Early to Richmond, VIII some conjec-
ture that he intends tossiag into Mary
land at Shepardstow, or Williamsport.
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From The Army of the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2

WASHINGTON, Aug. ~.
A letter from the army of the Poto-
mae dated yesterday says
All is quiet except the usual picket
firing in front of the Ninth corps. The
firing on Thursday and Friday nights
was occasioned by movement OF our
troops from one position to another,
which the enemy evidently did not I'M
derstand, and were perhaps fearful that
it meant another attack on their right
at Ream's Station, on the Weldon rail
road.
Our total loss in the fight on Thursday
will not exceed two thousand, while that
of the enemy is supposed to be about
five thousand.
We still hold about four miles of the
Weldon railroad and portion abandon
ed by the Second corps was effectually
destroyed,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.
A letter from the Army of the Poto-
mac, dated the 28thin the evening, says
To-day there has not been a gun fired
from daylight to dark. Up to this hour
3 P. M.-there has been very few re.
ports. 1t has been the most quiet day
for four weeks.
Our loss in Thursdays fight is ascer.
tanned to have been about 1000 in the
aggregate, and nine guns, four belong
ing to Browns r. 1. battery, four to 8
| Massachusetts battery and the other tt
Meningitis battery.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKEpS
LIBERATED FEMA ALE P l L L

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, M.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition, but
a sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties
and DISTINCTIONS, from any cause whatever and
although powerful remedy, it contains nothing
hurtful to the constitution. To married ladies 1t
is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue
on slight exertion, Palpitaton of the Heart,
Lowness of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache,
Whites, and all the painful diseases oecasioned
by disordered system, these Pills will effect a
cure when all other means have failed.
These Pills have never been known to fail
where the directions on the I'd page of pamphlet
are well observed.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, of the
agent.
N. B.-*1 and six postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized agent, will ensure bottle con-
tanning over 80 pills by return mail.
Sole United States Agent, JOB MOSES, q
Cortland street, n. Y.
Sold by all Druggists. aug sd&w3m
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From the Upper Potomac.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %.
A special dispatch to the Bulletin
says:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.
Information received from HalltOwn
as late as yesterday, states that the ad-
vance had been sounded and another
battle in the valley was expected and
predicted.
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NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS +!
says great writer, and in the history of
RARE DISCOVERIES

RAKE DlcOUN EhIES
for the last half century nothing has
LEAPED INTO EayOR
with the public, so complese So universally. as
ORIsTADCRo,s HAIR DYE,
No other is recognized in the world of fashion
by either sex. Its swift operation, the ease with
which it is applied, the remarkable naturalness
ton from all unpleasant odor or caustic ingredi-
ents, and its general eff ct on the hair and skin,
are the good and sufficient causes of its unprece-
denied popularity.
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADoRo, No. Astor
House, New York, Sold by all Druggists. Ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers
aupl :d&wlm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Fairhaven, SIS, The Probate Court for the
District of Fairhaven.
To all persons interested ia the estate Of Benoni
Lsdd, late of Benson, il said district, deceased,
testate, GREETING
By the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you
Court, at the Probate Office in Casteton, in said
district, the 18th day Of September A. ID. 1854,
to show cause, if any you have, why a GER
tain instrument, in writing, filed in said Court,
and purporting TO be the last will and testament
OF said deceased, should not be proved and al
lowed
Dated at Castleton, in said district, this 26th
day of August, A. ID. 1864.
s. JOHN HOWE, Register.
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni.
versal demand, is made from the CHOICEST ma
terials, MILD, and EMOLLIENT in its nature,
FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon tbs skin. For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ian26:lyd Hrt
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The Atlantic and Great western
Railway.
ST. LOUIS, Aul

ST Louis, Aug. 70.
The first through train from New York
to st Louis by the broad guage over the
Atlantic and Great Western railway,
reached its destination in forty-four
hours
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EuREKAi EUREKA

To those who have long sought reliable REM
edy for Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Sick Head
ache, Weakness, Jaundice Liver Complaint, and
all diseases arising from Torpid and Diseased
Liver would recommend DIR. Boyee's Tonic Bit
tiers, they have never been known TO fail. Sold
by all Druggists.
FRANCIS FEM, Proprietor,
Rutland, VT
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INTERMITTENT FEVER IS A COMMON

form Of bilious disease. Tho usual mode OF treat
ingit has teen with tonic', with the view Of
breaking the chill, but nothing is done 10 remove
the disease Of the liver and other organs on which
the chill and fever depend, Relapses are the
consequence. The patient is only cured for a
time he is relieved Of q symptom Of disease, not
Of the dissa eitself CSGOOD'S INDIA CHoL-
AGoaUE does not simply break the chill, but
through its restoring influence upon the liver, re-
moves the cause on which il depends, and there
by effects permanent cure,
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID,
published for the benefit, and as warning and
caution TO Young Men who suffer from nervous
debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood etc, sup
plying At the same time, the Means Of Self-oure.
by one who has cured himself after being put TO
great expense and injury through medical hum
bug and quaokery.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
l:wly Bedford, Kings County,N Y
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New work Produce price Current,

For lots as they arrive from the country. Re-
ported especially Tor the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by ". ;. Mcclure & Co., strict
" Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New York.
We quote for the week ending Aug. 81, as fol-
lows:
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NOTICE.-An Application will be
1N made to the Vermont Legislature a. its
next session, to extend the boundaries of the sth
School District in Brandon to the east line of
said town. 35-Sw
Brandon, Aug. 3, 1864.
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STOP THIEF lent team to John
~ Waters to go 10 Brandon brown mare
twenty years old or more, with three white feet
and small white star in forehead wagon near
ly new painted black, with elliptic springs and q
square hole in the dashboard for surveyors flag
staff; faded buffalo and a whip. The thief has
probably gone TO Canada Editors from Rutland
to Canada are requested to do the public favor
by inserting this and a suitable reward will be
paid for the recovery Of the property or informa-
ton leading thereto.
LOT KELLER.
Pittsford. Aug. 81. 1884 d&wlt~
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r H E G U i T F.
General Mexican Assigned 70 tho
Command Of the District Of
West Florida.
NEWS FROM TEXsS AND MEXICO,
&sss ks.s kss

Our New Orleans Correspon dence.
new ORLEANS, Dec. II, 1894.
GENERAL BAILEY IN CAVALRY COMMAND.
y b stated that General Bailey will take command OF
Ne cavalry division during the OF General Lee
- Tho NORTH and that General Davidson Wal resume his
position Chief OF Cavalry Of tie West Mississippi
Military Division.
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Great Fire at ST. John, N. Il.
wryvrY .rouR BpvgEe DESTROY 200 PRISON


Hous gLIss--Loes $4,000 TO $500 900.
We taho the following particulars OF great IRE which
10 T. John, NJ r., from the F,sc7 an OF that
rssy tie 10th inst. Come erhn Of tho calamity has
slready beeo made by tecer ilh.-
Atont oct ca On Frilay morning 1re brolc out
store BIZ Israel Merritt, indian Town, caused, IT
sad. by ths ignBg OF rome XII, ding wood, whicb,
according 70 his habit. he had sii tns shop eove 20
b. dred tor tho mornings use. Tue ~e,ther bad sud.
Sep, from aid 10 extremely cold and stormy,
aDa the northwest wind blowing across the river swept
lac hurricane up the Va which The maiu
$1,000. rhs Ire had scarcely broken indeed,
t.s scarcely hssn raEed, Wbcu, uhdsr tnc
aaeuce OF tho storm, the flames RACED rcrcsy en- all
- perfectly trightiui. In fifteen mrutcs alter
the Iahes frrst Of Ncrids butd NJ, several
houses were bu nng 80 fcrolsy thst tnH inmates couu
cclrey escfpe With their lives. ms wero aroused on
see where the Gre was and retarped - dad their own
hcuscs IN flames Many lnst all their furg or ueiry
Inc stories told OF the io anu destutcu wsrc
very pitifu Que widow bad saved only bed add box
another widow scarcely mgre III this Que nan, Who
after hDg struggle, hsd bis house nesrly Pad for
SAT I'd nothing but hs clothes end fortytyo cents IA
snvsr. winch happened 10 be " OF his pockets He
gas insured. The business OF tito people II Indian
ro~n generally OF such character that they he'd
fslc winter and they usually laid In their
whole stock ~ provsups aud fuel Tor winter IN the fall
rheso torres have al been lost ard therefore II 10 THAI
ahs destitution Of many families II 30 great
Tho fire spread along tLs river side, advancing Al
rapidly II Ia said, agsiust the vind az before IL, and
fscog on the wharves. the whole n the two streets
which led from Main street TO the steamboat wharf
and nain street far tho crest az tbs NIL, IRON
which " The waters EDGE all 10 utter run and desoa
1son. dicut 10 imssns why the cue or two houses
We nave alluded u escaned wbao Other houses tar
s,vy from the main b dy OF this Gre destroyed
NE ginos trud d. lite. u would ba madncss at
Gws 70 atteppt 80 reach the river. aud little
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water could b GOT ELSEWHERE shs ssarsss plug bese %
faS Oh THAI vAsb q the cisy steam ssginss gos eve
was employed 70 feed FROM The plug another sssse
which was throwing water on the hre We can eoooons
for ts having PoFtland only ~ the
fact that ever The top q the hill the fury or the storm
less FELT Great exertious also we're
made 10 detached houses. and the progress OF
the are thus checked.
The entire number Of dwellings destroyed - said 70 DO
ninety four Mr. Wilson, che collector, Who furnishes
u wish list Of tho names Of the suersr hnks that
the sverige three families In each house. Al
least hundred families from one thousand 20 one
thousand two hundred persons rendered homeless
on thss bitter night and many q tho reduced 70 Abso
lutte dcsttutn Tho quantity OF goods 10 some OF the
large and the total loss must have been rom
f26O OO0 20 $500 900. The amount Of Insurance 10 es
mated a. foows-Livsrpooi and London, about $40 go0
Phsutx, Of London 600; American Offices and North
British and Mercantile, represented by A. Bailoch AZ
agent, $50 goo; Queens Of Liverpool $4,000; other OIL
ces. S5 900. Total, $4,000.
Meetings have been held In ST. John and other places 10
raise money 10 aid the sufferers.
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Railroad Accidsni-G.ext Loss or Pro.
prIfE.
from the New Albany lind.) ledger,

From the New Albany tiEd.l Letser, Dec. Ill
A. the lTniug express trsu on TIE Louisville, New
Abany and Chicago Ra'ir nd going west yesterday
ynor1ps, n OF track about hundred ysrus
beyond Muddy Fork. Tho acc dent was caused by tho
c,spip slipping OF ra loosened no Doubt by
sAe thawbe puVmo.iye, t6ader, ap nag2sge and ex-
press being preoipacu from hridse, the occno.
tive turning bottom side up The ineer, fireman and
STRIKER II when IT le add were buried bensain
b. ,he rnud The bot eicim Logan 10 escape yet,
s.rauge say all three extscaeI themselves Iom
tte!i rerilt us coudtoL with slight iajGries.
~ tue acc.dect the baggage AID express cars were
ksdy wrecked, ard the stove. N when aefe ws big
Err. hrirg ar, which. with q the passenger
csscaes, entirely Consumed Al tue express matter
rcind'rg large sum OF money In the sale, entirely
destroy TIE safe heated tbss every dollar In
A. was reduced TO heap OF blscseued fragments cDd
sshes. corpse ia the baggage car Was aso consumed
g.c express messengers iao.m Va that tue total loss TO
eSptess company Und the rEirOad comrsby viii not
he les 500 Geo. OF which the largest portion
vii toll upon express company. Fourieea sacks Of
rssii we're destroyed by The IRE.
Tuere ctrbDy OF acid in the express car and
~acn ire reached grand sight was presented.
ari red nazs broke forth, and towering upward TO
b.irn. OF icrts Atty feet gave forth most paudc
ri.nlac garc. IL the flames from the birnrg ACID
~3ics lrod the passenger COACH Singular may
rear oas was hurt. beyond Tow s!sas bru'ses, ~
chs accident
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DkOPO5ALS fOR
JKOFObALb IOR
S234,OO
CENTRAL PARK
INPROvEMEhr FUND STOCK or ls76

Sealed proposals win be the Comprolisrs
ice untl katurdsy the Flat day Of January 1875
o'clock r. NJ, waen the same Will De pnhlciy opsaed for
The whole or any part OF tho OF Two Hundred and
1houssnt dollars Of the Cenus Park
m~Dt Fund Stuck authorized Of
lnO By Common CsuuciI APPROX
ey the Mayor April 70. 1850.
The said stock VIII
be redeemed Nov. g. 1876.
The proposals wild the stock desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the
whose PROPOSALS. accepted will required
deposit WIN The Chamberlain OF the city the awarded
On presenting 10 the receipts cha m
oeSan LOT such deposit me parties VIII be entitled
reve certificates TOR par OF The
stock. BEARING interest from tue dstes payments.
Each proposition should be sealed aud indorsel "Propo.
sas tor Central Park Improreaent Fund Stock
scssd In . second envelope. addressed p,o,ier
The right 10 bias tha
Interests the ,orporation require u
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN Comptroller.
CRY NEW YORK. DBe ARTsEsT FIsAHCE,
CoMPTRoLLkRs OFyICz, Leo g, 1854. I
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NEWS FROM KEY WEST.
Oar Key West Correspondence.
ky WEST Fla, Dec 10, 1854.

kkY WET, Fh, Dec ~, 1909.
THE ALLEGED Munxr ON res
The investigation into tho case Of the recent alleged
murder and mutiny on the high commenced on
Saturday before Quilted States Commissioners Welsh, and
has been adjourned for further examination At this
stage OF the proceedings would be proper TO give
the evidence adduced before the Commissioner. The
following statement Of tho captain (Gray), however, may
be given
Ths bark Annie H. Gray left Phadelphia on the 2osh
ult. On the evening OF the 9th INST the captain
called by the at the wheel and told there
forward On this the captain went deck and proceeded
forward. whore he found tho second mate, John smith,
Of Philadelphia, partly bent overs the forerisgiug
and q man by tho bemo OF Kelly cutting
him with sheath knife. All hands wore
looking On whie this WAS being done The capt in
took tho maa pto hrs cabin and dressed his
Wounds but inetocua y aud he died at half past eight
o'clock the following morning, from the effect Of his
ioures The captain then called the men mp;csted TO
account for the crimo, and said he would put them In
irons They said they would not submit 10 be put 10
irons and that the deed had TO be done again they
part OF the oatsn AID The mate agaiust The munsers,
which ended in tho accused being put 10 double irons.
Inc .nsn a., ro ss out,
be 'e In with the Pro!ous IS mentioned In my previous
letter. The captain Of tho proeus put crew On board
the bark, which arrived here on the 10Th inst
ANOTHER EscArgD PRISONER
Another Union solder who effected bis ESCAPE from the
horrible stockaded enclosure at Andersonve Ga, has
arrived here ne Upred States steamer Honduras. He
Is Q private OF the Eighty fifth New York Volunteers,
Thomas H. Glenn by aged twenty six years place
Of birth, Dansviile Livingston county, N Y; residence
Rochester, N. Y.
Mr.. Glenn was OF the unfortunates captured al
Plymouth, N. c., the Goth Of April last when the
whole Of Rrgader General Wessen's brigade "gob-
bcd up" They all tax en al 10 Jacksonville.
He confirms all the Statements relative TO the hurrible
treatment which Union prsouers subjected In that
earthly pandemonurai about the dead lire, the wan.
ton shooting OF prisoners gn0ran OF the nhuman rules
OF The rebes, aud tbs voluntary presentation despair
ing prisoners TO the guards TO be shot at.
Mr.. Glenn says tie average rate ci mortality Rrnong
the UOou prisoners is rom twelve 10 nftcsn yer day
The brig Poinsett, NeauB frola Boston, sixteen day8
out, with cargo OF cc to E. D. Rawson, arrived to-day
The ice Is quito Welcome.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BANrA-DAsR0w.-At Washington Heights on Weduss.
day evening, December 81 BY the Rev. Henry " Voor.
heas, JOAN W BASrA to Miss FRANCES g. daughter OF vii
liam barrow, Eel. No cards.
CAspxSTEa-AoRRsoS-U Thursday, December ~, BY
Rev. G. L. PHELPS. Iouis CAPgsTsR OF Connecticut, 10
nss MARY MORRISON, OF BiooraiDgda.e.
FRrxMAy-RBiSEs In Jersey City, at the brides SIS.
ter's, on Thursday, December ~, by the Rev. Y. ID.
Van Clcef, Mr. WILLIAM II. FREEMAN TO Miss HENRIETTA
AprArDH REIyEs, all OF New York.
WAsox-Iaoxas.-lu this city, on Thursday evening,
december ~ by the Rev. +. H. Chaplin, the Fourth
Universalist church, GEORGE T. WAsoN, son OF T. w.
Wsson, Esq, OF Springfield, Mass, to Mica ALICE s.
THOMAS, OF Rochester, N. X.
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sshss q JsAa Dssysos. jsss posahhsd By Petersen, r
yAaadspha.
~. Esbsrt L vslsb "yoIlewins 0s Drum" has been
ssprtntsd b cheap form ~ tbe same pusiisnsr.
Ksssy broshsrs, q Broadway, havs psolhhsd nsat
volume Of poetic trss BY writer who has adopted The
pus a Astarts seassnsnt, easy vsrsihcasion
nAa far share q poetic inspiration these poems
ssany crsditabls.
me- nrst number of . new periodical, entitled 'sThs
Sssinc Monthly" has just made his appearances from the
Drsss Of D. n. Gaxlsy Co.. Liberty street II very
1asdsomsy got out, 10 articles well written 10
0.sra have relation 70 the region which the nagaxius
intended 70 circulate. The principal contributors are
~ Rev. H w. Bellows, DR.. r. NJ Otis, john Penn Curry
esorse Cashcart, r. H. Evans Mr.. and Mra n r. Frod.
nan, D.. H. Gazlay and VIM. Coventry Waddell. mo
Present. issue is prouseiy illustrated with wood outs
me American Hoyls." Published by Dick Fitzgerald
wss work much wanted In Il we ind for the nrst
Tine collected those games which may be said to be
useal, and which fall 10 md In the English reprints
g Royie, seymour. Bohn and others.
No nrst volume Of John o. c. Abbotts "Hstory Of tho
evil War In America" 10 out 1t rs not work that wiz
u much credit TO s autner Az oompiation-and 10
ASsoiug more-t 10 extremely meagrs and III digssted
H. Abbott writes too rapidly for his reputation.
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WArCREs. JEwEInT. go.
AraoBRoAD UTMOST VALUE PAID FOR
n ptan,9a ada Naahsa Plate. Jewels optical lnsfu.
ments Sc 81 his private rooms Onice hours from 10 L.
j. "a. BARaIs0sh 2G Broadway, room "
7 CUls ANRiCti, is3 BROADWAY NEW YORK no.
wiii usual uiriy lsr cent cvsf any man
in he rslc Tor ophs old od and Silver, F"ra Canal
Hair SbAws. any Article OF Viriu
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WESvwTiLIL. srrrax AZ COOPER INSTITUTE.
TUESDAY EvENING, DEC H.
Sub new 10 Disgrace snd Dsss'sf
Doors ut 7: irciufsa - -, 49,. e,.-,.,.
7cSrts 20c; rsservcd scsts SC. For sac At Sinclair
Touseye M Nassau trcct; Mil.rs. b21 Brosdway; Muller
Maiibew 1,7 Brusdvsy McFsrand's rorner OF brosd
and rweGtard tset and o. she docr during tues
day.