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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-28

Seniaticnslassn. 9is Stem 9crf 81,
mes" ihrsitt: Sc idsint, nab Der Bsriat, ZEN mir
brahtsn, ras elm weiBV Nfann in @ecrsia einsm
Nsssr bic 8ene atseidSt bale, ba,nit er midt forts
laufen fDnne, niht 'pabr 1T. Ser eeier Sbat snz
ssiAulrste, Elm Gr5t, fat uns einen 9rief seihrsz
Zen, NORM sr Die ltnwabr6sit Der perSfTsntlihtsn
Mnsaten ouseinanosrisst. Sic 8sbSrsen in
Ncrtb Carolina haben ebsnfals ausnriifliA bic
sabucen BsriAte in Mbrsbe ssFsGt, rslhe mad
Dem sicroen seiaiat murren, baB in jcnsm Staat
bic Nsssr in DlaiIs ss9anst sriacfsn nne sritc'
den mirben. Surg, bic meiten Der Grsdtlunsen
BON ME oassreiensr, tsuHiider Grauiamfsit sesen
g4rarSe, ,rslde cine 3eitlans ;abucs aus Fem
Sissn anfamen, faten iidb als falih ertpielsn.
Sisl5reuncs ees ssessr5 bunibm unsnelidsn Sha,
ben eura Ssrbreiuns iclaer aiissn. aeidtsldus
ttse Psrlcnsn m0ssn iie einiss Sage fir rabr bals
ten; absr i9rs Dirsrls9uns 5erit0rt nidt allsn Den
9lauten an bic asuts, mslde lie sinisneen, icneern
aud all bic mirflid tesrinosten 8lassn iitsr bic
Scbansluns Der fartisen 9erDlferuns.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-28

ibrsn Bunih rarb berislbe gum pritisn Wtal por'
setrassn, uno bic Sdnser tpurben berauf in Den
Saal bss shlciiss selaSen, mo bic Faiierin an
Der rntsrbaltuns lstbaftsn alntbsil nahm une Der
&aiisr nit eiaener 9ano bic @hampaSnerrctale iiir
feline Safe fiillte."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-28

@obert einecln III ni4t tn paris, fcntsrn
nod tn Gtteasc.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-28

Ser tn gScinfcl0cn srihstnenbe vgSdhtsr am
&bein" terihtet itsr Den Nufsntbalt bes franiSli=
1hen Galicrpaare5 auf osm Qrenenferse fclssnoe
aemiitblihe Sesne: Ser Gailer freute iid, isine
alten lieben Hantarn amfiuhen une ibnen bic
men. Sn Salentein trar er, mic man uns erjdelz
tc, in's SauS oss @enlsinesratb5 6uttsrli, Inn ibn
als ipsrtben 8sfaunten Su te9ri6en. Inter Der
9srSlfsruns nss Srts hsrrihte alsemsine Sta9runs.
Scn,tas Wittass mahte bas bcte 4Saar NIT @es
irlss cine spa,ierfabrt nah @cnitans uno einissn
risrcrten am Stsriss, bic Napolson f'iter oft be'
lusbt batte sluf Ger 8bentriifs Su Gcnitan, fans
Den 6unpsrte BON 3u1hauern. Naprlepr unr Gus
acnie ariBtsn rcu, Shiife aus 9ltencs irar bic
strase Ton @cnitan, tis grmatinssn nidt ron
Menlhen teIaet unn BEL Ridfsbr nes Shiffss ;um
lesteren Srte ral,ten ii6 bic Shaaren binauf auf
bic 6G6e ees Nrenenberaes unb umlaaerten bic
86crc res Yarfes. Ser &ailsr tsfabl mad eini'
asr Belt, e ale terein,ulaiIen, uub tc8at l Damn
in bic nitbt ssbrdnste Msnse.
Gin altes Wliltsrtsn ron Salenitein, bas Der
&ailer trieeer erfannte, trnree BON tbm NIT ben
Ncrtsn anaereest: Stun, quite Urau, baben Sie
mid benn aud pieeer erfannt% $50, jc, Serr Sais
isr," entsssnsts bas Wtitterten, uesnne ttuenf Gu
lido NO; aber alih banter benn unteresile tisli
a'altet." Gin flsinss Teusrwerf erbsats. talo ba,
rauf bic @Gumc nss ShlcBsartens; BON ben ums
lisaeneen 6Stcn fnallten bic 0t6rlerihIIe bis tsf
in bic gtaht binein, uno rpm Gee bsr antpcrtste
bic &ancne bes Sampftrctes MrenenberS. Wit
bsicneerer NnsrfennunS murbe Der Wfdnnerhcr
BON Stsdtcrn emrfanSen. Sie &aiierin mar ents
,iidt iter einen Srbler, Der aus ben frtlhen &tbs
len i4Sn unn f1ar in bic NaAt binausballts Auf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-28
CUR @ein=Gnltnr. 9is 8artsntau GsIeus
iaaft ron eincinnati fat bic fclsenbe Ginisupuna
er6alten:

Cur Weir= Gnltnr. Sts 8artsntau Geleus
i4aft ron Cincinnati fat bic fclsenbs GinisuSuns
erbalten:
v!6srmann, glo., ben 3. Sept. 1865.
6. a. Strmricn, @aqr.:
Sie Gatairta Srause 1T mdfens serfSrt; bic
9ldttcr itnb ale atscfalen uno man errartet in,
Soften Safe ntt mstr ais Elm giertel Der aenS6ns
liden Grnote unn stnsn lebr mitclmd6iaen Wcin.
Gie Selarare &ebe bat risl sSruAt ater feline
SlIttsr unb faum elm Srittbeil nrb reif rerben
Ser Goncoro @ein fat bur4 bic Ssiule stpas
sclitten, iuire jeoca curAlhnittlih 1000 Gaucnsn
per Nfer rCn elmer sbr IaCnen SualitGt frinaci,.
Sie Sfrrtcn Nste its9t rra9tpca, psripribt lsbr
SrcBe Grnote prn isbr gutter SualitGt. 9ie Srals
be lit aeunn. - us6erbaupt 1T bsle Sraute ME eiz
ner !aranfbsit untcriporfsn.
Sic Saplcr, Clinton, 6artfcrb Yrclifc, Ncrtb
Carolina Sssoltns uno Wilsr's Dfartba 8eten liuo
ale ssiuno une isbr ibSm.
Inter Cen 20 psrltbicbensn Qrtsn, Die idb fsfss,
bat Die Soma am tneilten rcn Der Uiule ssliten.
N9en yicrtcn Mein miro 1000 une Der @pnecrb
etra 1900 Gallcnen PER gder atseben baber fann
ih aud istr gut cbne Ga,airba bsfsbsn; picIe Scr=
te lrte jspenfalls NIT Der g8ur;el ausserien per=
Den. Sbr
@sprs 6ubmann."
glsbulthe &la9en, tpie Die cti3e iiber bic Sfranfz
bsit Ger Satarta Sraute fcmmsn BON alien Sbsis
fen bes g8sitsns. Wtit shsm Sabre nimmt bic
Granf6st nsrelten ntsbr ieerbanb unb nit Der 3cit
riro ts BON Den gSstntersen Dts gSesns total rer>
ifmineen.
Sie aeiiinbeite une bsrrlidbae &ete, bic ip,r ses
senirirtis bier fsnnsn, 1T unrstis bic SSirsinia
Ssselns, bic Sualitdt ois ss g8sinss bsrtrfft str
oft fie prina Sualitat ees 8ursuneers.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-28
..... -. Nuf Der Giienbabn perirrt.
grsdbluns sOn 6. gusuRin.
(S6lus.)


9eber sinB tem gcnbufteur, Der hurd anbere eins
unb ausaeisenoe 8aiIasiere in NnipruA senr,nmeu
uurbe, Der Nahias /perlcren. Da bic alte Srau
meiter fubr, brauhte Ct i6r BilIet nidt tn cieien'
Mcmente nah3uisbsn, unb unisre alte Treunoi,
tenuste bic 3sit, pdbreno Der Bug fiabielt, ibre
bnrb Den sansen zBasen reritreuten Nepfsl Suiam,
men3uiuhtn : cine MufsateS bic ibr burh swei
mutbwiaise anaten, welds bic Nepfel NIT ben Da'
Zen ,ueitsr ROTTEN, icmte hurh brsite Grinclnen
uno aufsebaul4te Geioer niat uens erihwert
muree. ShlieBli& Bate He inbeiisn Dem srSsten
SPELL Der Sraate piecer einseiammslt un6 tidte
f14 sten, INN einen Der lesten TlaAtl,nse aufsube,
ben, ala Der Bug ii@ NIT einem 10 teftisen &ude
In 8epesuns fsste, oab bic arme Nlrs. Dcbb tcpfs
absr NIT Dem @e7ht in bic Gde fhcb. @ladlis
Aermetie milberte ibr 9ut DEN Taq unb ihusts
bas @eR&t Der alten Brau Dor @srlssuns, ater bas
rettence &leinunss0ad mar tis ,ur unttnntlihfsit
perto8en unb oas @seiAer Der iunsen Damen
bradte 0srs. 0pbb pcIenos auBer SyaiIuns.
Gnblih tebrte fie NIT Staub teeeft, NIT rerbcs
senem quite uno BON Merser uno 9nitrensuns ae,
rStbetem @eFat auf ibrsn Ylas ,uriid unb talo
-narant trat Der Gcnbafteur abermals IN Den g8a>
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-28

(gin auna)-G GbieasO 1T cine nsrrse" staet
srcb in allen Stiden, icsar I'm eunA Sa4e.
2sgts a8che ,pires IN einem bcrtisen Salccn cines
ssmiIsn 9cdmapsr Elm GROCER 9un4 peranitaltet,
uorabsr bic .Sn. staats,situns" einsn fs9r lanssn
unb ausfabrlihsn 8sriht lisfert. gSir erfatren
baruus, bab tsi oieiem sunA bic fclsenesn Spes
fen rsr,ebrt purbsn:
$50 GariartrSnhen,
6 gpanfertsl,
6 Shinfen,
1 giertsl Dds
Z gSaib,uter tcu Hartcfelialot
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
commencement at Burlington.

On Wednesday occurred the COM
mencement exercises proper. An unu-
sually large number of the alumni OF
the institution were present who held
their meeting at the Institute Hall at 8
O'Clock a. m. At about II o'clock the
usual commencement procession took
up its line of march to the White Street
Congregational Church. The church
was filed to OVERLOOKING as usual, in
spite Of the torrid weather. Among
those on the stage in addition to the fac
ulty, were Prof Clark of Union College,
Prof. Owen of the New York Free Ac-
ademy, Prof. Pomeroy of the University
of New York, and Rev, DR.. Shedd of
New York.
The Burlington Times says that the
graduating class, though small, evinced
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
FRANKLIN HOUSE
The following days, August I, 5, 9, 10, II, IL, Is,
II 4 10, 1866.

DR.. Harding claims to be one of the greatest
Pathologists Of the age, in describing symptoms,
and locating disease without asking questions
he being governed by cause and edect. And he
does not believe that any man is able to treat Q
disease successfully that he is not able TO detect
without interrogation. The inquiry may arise
how are these things donei 1 answer-by un.
Outstanding the principles or laws of life, which,
when obeyed produce life and health II disc.
beyed, disease; and, too often, premature death.
Certain causes produce certain effects; and when
properly understood, enable US to come to plain
pathological conclusions; that are as easily conn
pretended as that two and two make four.
The human system is governed by the same
laws that govern the universe; and when pro.
perry understood, we are enab'e ed to mako a.
correct deductions therefrom, as from any math-
ematical rule, and in so doing, We are able 70
tell you how you are handled, where, and the
cause without asking a question. When il affects
the vital organs, We are, therefore, able to get
at the cause and remove 1t when in most Gases
the effect will cease.
DR.. Harding is one Of the most successful Ocu-
lists of the age, and cures the most obstinate
cases of Granulated Eye-lids, removes Opacities
ofthe Cornea, Ulcerations OF the Cornea, Films,
and all heshy substances that obstruct or pro-
duces imperfect vision, without resorting to the
Knife or inducing pain /; leaving them strong,
full, soft and expressive; and in many cases can
restore Eyes that have been dimmed by Are,
Catarrhal Affections SC. He also treats sue
cessfully the following diseases,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

out of the window. His hands We're
blistered and his clothing rendered very
bloody,
The dying Ella he carried In his arms
to back window in an adjoining room,
in order TO give her fresh air, and then
sent his hired man, (who with Others
had arrived, } at once for q doctor. But
the poor girl died in a few minutes.
Her blood covered the window-sill on
which she rested and also the floor near
by.
Mr.. White at once instituted u search
Tor tracks about the house, but was I'M
able to discover any distinct marks of
feet except in the garden.
Albert Starkweather, "a years of age,
slept on the lower floor in the northeast
room. His mother and Ella slept in the
northwest room above. He says noise
up stairs just before dawn awakened
him, and rushing out of his room he was
knocked down, near the foot of the
stairs, by man, or men, coming down !;
that he recovered and had scutfie in
the dark and was overpowered, thrown
down, and the man, or men, escaped.
He shows a scar over one eye which he
says was caused by the blow the muir
derer gave him. The mark, unfortu-
nately, was of an older date than this
morning.
At coroner'S inquest on the bodies
Albert's butcher knife was suddenly
brought out, and its appearance before
| his eyes made him start and tremble. A
very ugly fact is that the knife was
found in drawer in his own bedroom.
Albert's reputation is no. good. He has
been rather fast young man and his
associations are said to have been none
of the best. We hear that he was soor
! to be married, In his bureau was found
| q sum of money in National bank bills
amounting to 1862. There were three
800 bills, one $50, and some smaller
He is an ordinary looking young man
but with an unpleasant expression, &
look of weakness and incapacity. HI
says 5000 of the money was his and tn,
rest his mothers. The family were il
moderate circumstances, and had bu
little spare money.
One theory is that as Mrs. S. was {
witness against the negress Jane Fulle
of that village in the poisoning cas-
lately tried, she was murdered out o
revenge but this lacks plausibility
Albert has Stunned a sight of the vic
| tins.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
RUTLAND HERALD.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1865
Dcnaooracy Defined.

marty of men, who have no pFlhc''
o,os except 10 comfort rebels and aoVo-
cate slavery, have so long usurpeu ' Va,
democratic name, that many woulu
Sonh,Icss IKE to know what a demo-
crat really is. They have only to turn
- wehster's great dIctionary-the
s,gbcst authority for dehnition-and
thew will find democrat thus des-
cribed -
mnnvocsAT. One who adheres to
a Government by the people, o. tarors the
srieSsiop Of ne right@ suffrage to all classes
Of meH.
This il what democrat Is We can
now tell what democrat is rot. He is
moi one who favors such q resolution as
the following, which was unanimously
adopted by the democratic ~ State con-
yention held at Burlington In June
last.
"Rssolpe8, That believing with the i'm =
mortal Douglas that the government OF
this country was organized for, and
should be controlled by the white races
therein, and that the good OF all will be
promoted By continuing the right Of suffrage
10 tho ,ghits citizens thereof we are uualter
ably opposed to comforting the right OF
Suffrage upon the ignorant negroes OF
the country"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

ATTEMPT TO KDNAP SANDBRs.-A
great sensation was created in the seces-
sion circles particularly, and among the
people generally, in Montreal, on last
Saturday night, by an alleged attempt to
capture the ex-rebel agent George N.
Sanders, and convey him across the Dor
der to within the limits of the United
States. 1t is said that men having this
object in view were found secreted in
Sanders residence, and the result was a
Struggle between these individuals and
some members Of the family, but fail
nre to secure the person of George him
self. II they had got him, the game
would not have been worth the hunt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

A SAD AFFAIR.-George Rose, aged
about twenty-seven years, soldier in
the U. S. regular service, shot himself
in fit Of frenzied intoxication, at the
residence Of his wifes mother, on the
Berlin side, near Montpelier village, on
Sunday, July 30th. The Montpelier
Freeman says that Rose came to Mont
pelier several weeks since, and was at
tached to the recruiting Office opened
there Soon after his arrival he made
the acquaintance Of a girl to whom he
was married some two weeks since He
was naturally of steady habits, and had
been known to drink but little or moth
ing till Saturday, at which time orders
were received for the recruiting officer
and his assistants to report at Fort In
dependence. Rose then commenced
drinking, and was so worked upon by
the alcohol and the thought of being
separated from his wife, that Sunday
noon he declared he would shoot him.
self. Selling his pistol he fired one
charge out of the window, and, ere those
in the room could stay his hand, loading
it with another cartridge, aimed it at
his left breast, fired, and in ten minutes
life was extinct. Rose was Of Irish des-
cent, and had been in the British army
for some years previous to entering the
U. s. service.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

IHB PUBLIC DBBT.-The official state
nent OF the public debt, as it appears
rom the books of the Treasury Depart-
ment, July 81, shows the whole amount
outstanding to be 81, 757 ,253 975. This
amount Is thus divided: Debt bearing
interest in coin, 81, lOs,662, s41, on which
the interest is s64 ,52l, 1887; debt bearing
interest in lawful money, 81 289 l5e, 545,
on which the interest is S74, 740 $50 :;
debt on which interest has ceased, 81
~, 10; debt bearing no interest 1857
SQo, so9. The total interest both in coin
ana lawful money is Sl39 262.46s. The
legal tender notes in circulation arc &c
follows: One and two years s per cent
notes S39, 954 $50; United States notes
TOLD issne) si72 500; United states notes
lnew issue) 1882 6S7 1855; compound in.
YER eeress NOTES, act of March 8, 1853, SIS
VOoOO; compound interest NOT : act
o. = ane 30, 1884, slg7, 1871 40 Total
arsa' lenders in circulation 1855 238 go
me amount of fractional currencv 10
$Z0, 100000 The uucalled for nao -
qnlsitions and the miscellaneous tens
OF the war and navy deuartmcnts
amount to Sl5, 786,000. The amonnt os
oeln In the Treasury is SIS, 38s 600, and
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

A SCAMP CAUGHT.-During the late
presidential canvass man named T. W.
Faller perpetrated series of frauds by
pretending to be an agent of the repub-
lican executive committee, of which
Senator Harlan was chairman, and col
lecting money from various office hold
ers throughout the country amounting
in the aggregate to $4,000. He had
previously provided himself with sew
eral hundred blank receipts signed by
Mr.. Harlan, which he had stolen. Gen.
Baker has ever since been tracking Full
Ter with his detectives, but only recently
has been successful in arresting and
bringing him to Washington. He is
from Indiana but has served q five
years term in the Missouri state peni-
Tertiary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
Miscellaneous Items.

One hundred pardons were granted
on Tuesday, all of the $500 class.
Mai Gen. Halleck sailed from New
York for California on Tuesday.
DIR. Mott, the venerable president OF
the Union college, Schenectady N. T., is
SO years old, has not stood erect for
two years past and is now falling rap
idly.
The United States Hotel at Saratoga
is to be rebuilt by July !, 1866, at a cost
of 100000. II Marble can be obtained
fast enough 1t will be built of that, 9TH
erwise of brick.
"A mine of solicited petroleum has
been discovered in Western Virginia.
Tie vein varies In depth from fifty five
inches to two hundred and fifty feet.
A ton of the oar yields about 10 gall
Ions of pure oil.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
FROM ALONzo PARKER.
Whitehall, July 26th, 1865.

To all who are, or may be afflicted with sny
disease, or inflammation Of the Eye. would With
friend Boprey and Fish as above, (wi whom
am personally acquainted) advise Them not -
fail to avail themselves of he services Of DE-.
Harding Ny eyes have been a Continued sf-
fiction TO me, from my boyhood up TO the pres.
ent summer, Cor last MayD when put myseif
under his treatment. My eyes were fun OF scro-
ina and ersnulations; the lids aad becoms drys
stiff, and of scurous ha.dae,s. AM ss
with the utmost diff ul'y that the I'D; could -
turned back So as 10 apply sne m me- siS VIZ.
, NOV " ,ha ia have becope so 7, tse eys
clear asd .sp@e,siys, aid Tho sT s a.
removed i have emylOysSS'ssa "a. me $ ,oal,ss
y, Shie6 ali other rsmedi i could bear oe
pace nj 4, bat litse or no purpose. And, where
az saJ have beer much Eli ted through my life
with nv eys, they are very Comfortable now
and thius nearly or quite well
Sna ALONZO PARKER.
aug3akw3ds ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
FROM NELSON BOPREY.
Whitehall. Univ % lS6s

Whitehall, July %, 1855.
dean DoeToA-sir Permit me to say to you
that feel under great obligation to you, and am
truly thankful to God, for permitting you to
pass this way; and like the Good Samaritan, you
did not pass by on either side, but took me By
the hand when was nearly blind, and restored
me to my sight. Unfortunately for me, CON.
suited and employed several physicians at much
having large family who depended upon my
hands for support. am, therefore mos. anx.
ious to recommend your medical skill and supe-
rior genius to a suffering humanity, and and am
happy 10 subscribe myself,
Your much obliged friend,
NELSON BOPREY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

A WARNING TO CHILDRBN.-In Mont
pelier on the 30th ult,, two little boys by
the name Of Jones got into dispute
and the younger one, some eight or ten
years of age, threw or thrust at his
brother an open knife, the blade Of which
entered the elder brothers side near the
lungs. In drawing the blade from his
side, the point of it was broken off and
remained in the wound. 1t was found
impossible to extract this piece, and it
is thought the boy must die.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

u THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-A dispatch
from Hearts Content, n. F., Tuesday,
states that crowds of people are assem-
bling there in anticipation of the arrival
of the Great Eastern. She was expected
to leave Valentia on the oath ult. The
weather at Hearts Content was charm
ing. Engineer Everett of New York ar
rived at Aspy Bay, N. F., Wednesday,
and the submarine cable across the Gulf
of st. Lawrence would be placed in order
as soon as possible.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
FROM FRANKLIN FISH.
Whitehall, July "a, 1866.

Whitehall, July "a, 1866.
To whom it may concern
This is to certify, that l have been soreIy af.
fic ed for over sixteen months with Grsnulsted
Sore Eyes, have tried the best Oculists and
Physicians i could hear Of, but all to no purpose,
until about seven weeks ago, when DR.. J. u.
Harding came to this place, was advised -
der his care and directions; and it is with the
greatest satisfaction and heartfelt gratitude with
which recommend the DR.. to ali thai are, Of
may be afflicted with that distressing disease.
for think he will cure in all cases thar are cur.
able, for my eyes are quite well, and am able
TO do business az formerly.
FRANKLIN FISH.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

JEFF DAvIs.-The reports of the fail
ing health of Davis caused an inquiry
from the war department as to the real
state of the prisoners health. The re-
port made sets forth that the prisoner,
Jefferson Davis, is in the enjoyment of
excellent health and, moreover, that
his physical condition has visibly i'm
proved since his incarceration at For
tress Monroe. So we may now regard
the question settled for the present.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
CONSULTATION FREE. AND STRICTLY
MANIFESTOES !
TO SUFFERING HUMANITY.
CONFIDENTIAL.

We, the undersigned, most cheerfally recon-.
mend DR.. j. NJ. Harding as one of the most
skillful physicians ever practicing in this ceuu.
try: A sense of moral obligation, aud desire
to do right being predominant In his m entail
temperament and charac er, he is peculiarly ct.
ted for the profession which he has adopted;
man of genius and high professional skill, his
success in treating chronic diseases, is withouts
parallel within our knowledge.
John Holmes, ESQ, Rev. f. H. Barnes,
ID III. sweeney, NJ. d., Rev. III. TAYLOR.
7. G. Pratt, III. D., ID. Barrow,
d. ID, Hoyt, NJ. D., T. M. High.
The Manifestoes all Of Owego, NY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The Fiji
teenth Annual Fair Of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society is to be held
at White River Junction on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept.
18th, 18th, 18th and 18th.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

NATIONAL BANK NoTBs.--lt is said that
there is no truth IN the statement that
the s. national bank notes have been
eounterfeited. After the first install
ment of notes had been issued to some
five or six Of the banks first organized
q slight change was made in the letter
ing and minor details of the SIS notes,
which accounts for the variation now
seen between the tives first issued and
the subsequent ones. There are no coun-
terfeits Of any denominations of national
currency.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

RBmARKABLE.-It is remarkable cir
cumstance that of % soldiers from Jack
sonville, Windham County, and its i'm
mediate vicinity, not one has been killed
although they have been in many hard
fought battle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
" Sal .4O2 600; total amount

of currency, ssi, 4O2 900; total amount
in the treasury Sll6 7Ss.6s2- -
As compared with the statement made
NAV 81, the debt shows an increase of
sI22 O00, 900, owing In part to the extra
ordinary sums required 10 pay the ar
rearages due 20 the army. The amount
OF legal tender notes in circulation
shows an Increase OF $26,076, 700,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

HoT.-The mercury reached 1893 yes
terday afternoon in the shade, and there
was a general wilt" and signing for
gentle breezes and "lodge in some vast
Wilderness