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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

COOP TEMPLARs.-A Lodge of Good
Templars which was started in st. Al
bans in June last, with only ten men,
bers, now has about forty and is in q
very f1ourishing condition.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

The military have arrested plant
er, living fifteen miles from Vicksburg,
who in one day beat three women to
death and shot one of their husbands
while pleading for them. Numerous
citizens promptly offered bail to any
amount. which was refused.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

GEN. SoHoPIELD. - Maj.-Gen J. M.
Schodeld, the present commanding off,
Ger of the department of Virginia, has
been designated as Assistant Commits
soner of the Freedmen's Bureau, the
Dues of which office were formerly ex.
erciAd by Maj Gen. Terry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

O.. 3.

ALIENS CONGRESS BITTERs a's r ySr
posed of some sixteen diferen. The
Compound s preserved BY the addiigp9. q P ez
old Bourbon Whisky. There are Do o oItg. cure
tant which will restore appetite soobbiG ood, re-
heartburn and dyspepsia, purify tne UasooHal to
novate and strengthen the system, "a known
these bitters. The pricky ash o elty Cholera,
to be great preventive OF me a ~ Ne summer
season. These bitters are put up Y mould be
dozen quart bottles each: No ismIfs M manu-
without bottle wILLIAM, AL \. +, to
facturer and proprietor. Fort tdwadiu'
whom all orders should be ADDRESS, eb1d&wlJ'
For sale BIZ all druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

bIsek-nith shop situated t GRs enS On e
'S turnpike. The ,, f,r1e For part
acres OF land, with good punPSKI i. LONG,
eulars address Rutland, W.
sfid2w&w1
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at one dollar per bottle,
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggi,,.
S. T.-lS6O.-X,-The amount Of Plantatlo,
Bitters sold in one year ia something STARTLING
They would fill Broadway six feet high from tSo
Park to 4th street, brakes mandatory is ors
of the institutions in New York. Itis said tbs,
Drake painted all the rocks In the Eastern stat,
with his cabalstic rs. T.--iSGO,-X.," and th,~
got the old granny Legislators to pass law ,.nys
venting dishguring the face Of nature" wbi,s
gives him monopoly, We do not know how
this Is, but we do know that the Plantation RI,
tiers sell as no other article ever did. They o,.
used by all classes OF the community, and A.,
death on Dyspepsia-certain. They are yervir
MIGRATING when languid and weak, and ,,,e-.
appetizer,
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all DrungI.,.
"In lifting the kettle from the fire scal5ss
myself very soverely-one hand almosttoacri..
The torture was unbearable. The Ne,
lean Mustang Lniment relieved the pain almo.,
Immediately, Il healed rapidly, and ei ye-.
little scar CHAs, Foster,
40 Broad street, Philada
This is merely sample of what tie Musts,
Liuiment will do, 1t is invaluable in all case,
of wounds, swcliugs sprains, cuts, brs....
spayins, etc, either upon man or beast
Beware Of counterfeits None is genuine,
less wrapped in fine steel plate engraving. boz.
ing the name Of G. W. Westbrook Chemist .-e
the private stamp of Dcmas Barnes Il Co.. Mem
York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Dra.s....
All who value beautiful head of hair ,-,
its preservation from premature baldnc,. and
turning grey, will not fail to use Lyons cp.ebss.
ted Ka,hairon. 1t makes the hair rich. son grs
glossy, endicates dandru1, and causes the hair
to grow with luXuriant beauty II is sofr.
erywhere. T, THOMAS LYON, Chemist.N.Y
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
WHAT DID ira young lady, returning "a
her country home after few months soiouyr
New York was hardly recognized by her friend.
In place Of a rustic, flushed face. she had soft
ruby complexion, Of almost marble smoothne..
and instead of - she really appeared bu, T.
She told them plainly she used Hagan's NacL6
liza Balm, and would not be without H. Ap7
lady can improve her personal appearance yt.g
much by using this article. 1t can be ords-..
at any Druggists for only 90 cents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drur,s.
Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring Ma,
been steadily growing in favor for over twenty
years 1t acts upon the absorbents at the roots
of the hair, and changes it to its Original colo,
by degrees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and
injure the hair Heimstreet's Is not a dr. ba.
is certain in its results, promotes it's growth.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

AQUA DE MAGSoLIA.-The prettiest thine
the sweetest thing" and the most Of it for m,
least money 1t oyereomes the odor of persni.
ration; softens and adds delicaoy TO the skin
is delightful perfume allays headache ana
inflammation, and ia necessary companion ir
the sick room, in the nursery, and upon the tor
let side'board, 1t can be obtained everywher,
at one dollar per bottle,
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggi.,.
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r,ll,l "a $500 per Month can Be
SZJJ 81 ~ ~ everybody - az sArs
I'm ~ honorable business, abich nevds n"
sr,v.s,us and can De done ~ n M. rqaf'
I,cy nbsu, one hvus's time per day y
lns.. tus,nes.. consequently ere ~ b. !"
eosn ppirioa sgsinst 'hosr if-' engaging y
NJ Fs.i particulars sent 70 any address %
LIP. WALKER.
- rSs-lv LAni-vnIs. XIV.
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C.u,lemsn uho suffered tor yeats from
Nervous Debility. PeematSre Decas,snd ~
he Effects u youthful indscrr' o.. will 'as
-ske 81 suffering humanity. send free ~ 81
Who need il. the recip' I'D directions ~
nskins tie simoIe remedy w @hirb be wa
cured Sufferer wishing % Proh, BY So
advertisers experience, can % % BY addfes'
Hal JcHS b. Oopfs.
M. is Chambers 81, New York.
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me ,sserl-aE. l.avihH ben ffs'nffe
q n..ltEin : tr.s week- W av~ry ~mFirl
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NM directions iar preparing on1 us'"2 '"'
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s:.msun y,,vu. A-thma, Bfonea'''-' ''"s"-
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sTbr only ohi~cs u The advertiser =" rr"o'"l
WI. PRESCRIPTION il 10 tca-ti. ne aiic'ee
40 surrad ini.fnanon which he conceive
a. IL .nyaluADlr. and ~ hopes ssery sunefs
x,ll Nv ~ ssmeas, as y va cost them "
lsh,nc. and may prove Dressing
Parties wishing the prescription fShi
lby return mail. ALL please address.
n REV EDWARD A WiLsos,
Will .m-burg K'nes - N~~ YORK.
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Ever, sAuN. lad, aisa nisvi'i"'. ~ '"4
i3tsf~s Ssafer can hrs, ru'Hr h'nA stfs mug
(, ,hr.r aIsan,ss- Dy rriarn mal tif~~ \
st.,a-). ~ 4def~sssns '''e onsr'sa- go
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NH ,.~.sr aatrv-s sh-it oa~eitni s~ss-ni,
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s3i Brsadm,y Nv lSfk.
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lin Essay UE y tkNiNG AND AZ
,nL.IlVA> EJA lVt NJ s.E.A
A.., D.-sasvs a..i Asu..s s'''e" pFf''.A
..s.ti, pso. rs,r ~ wa. fe~sss' ~'''' s"''
Arsn- III .sl sent Fsrv Y Cssf ~ e
.,.f .n4-mts- Adasrs. Df. !
KILN ACLCn1uS, Is~-'a As'O''
isu yei-4riga \, ~
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survey NOtie.

NV Il 1876 so
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TIE ~AMp. r.ln GAllsE FIELD
AND THE HOSPITAL

.tiE CAMP. IatG IA iAr kA+.
AND TIE HOSPITAL
lD~ l.s-it- ana shadows IT th. Ir~-'
tsrbc.ip.s. Ilrrnc, Paifi,iir, ssv-
mantle. humorous. AMI Ifa-ir--.
S,4ieudsiiN Illustrated Ai'li "ss'
lsi3 4;uv PORTRAITS a.ii l,sAut'iI'
Engra.ngs.
i,svHiS WORK ~ reas.' 'amor, 'srtF'
rpsts..-. .afiin. laf*r-~4, s1d Atfaf'iN'
gau .f.ts- Yrrsis~r ssa AiNae - ~
tns.A.rs The V.hrn AVN lirrs'
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n-,sr Tr- H..i wv r,mr ara S's'ry. t~"'s
lpek 4 Ss.. ~ w vase. p~s n
h Mrtsins Surpr-r: Wynttr'al E-csgt- =
r- Ws.d- snl Dtsa. w W'm~n. 100 N
.yi- p.nnrAms ~ W. w y afr h'fe inFi
n ,ntls pniras.d ~ ns-ier.y manner.
Z tDass hisisssc.l .nd rOmsniic rendering
~ u.as,s m2le briili.'. sud fsi'ssse %"
hat M. 49, has Gated fwrih
...ns meni - cell % in.frnr'ton csn
n iisuna Ia ,v-fy r-g. - graphic c~'.n. NJ
iHsnf ait. srd So henic hist"rs srs ski'Hul
IN i,n,rr x.ssi IL this work ~ h'Trsrr 80
TAss work .-il- r-e'f The people
,rrg ~ dry ds'sils md psr'zsn ~r'k-, n
..nt s,n~fniny nun,rpus and fcm"n'
Nm W. have ugsn'- e'ss'irs over $40
a. month. send Tor eircnissr, snd Ere
~ .,rrms AID proof - The shy s--sfi,n-
= Address. =. r. JU>KiN s. CO.
~ IT'S X .c- Street. Csrcinns'i, Ohio.
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rTTo-day l.. we are lniprnvi' N
...snrx. ti.iii anniversary ~ tAe 'iinR
.s,cu lie Catholic congregation w
,,;- lace frs, yofshipltd w 'heii
.'r..,.,,r churrn 5niidinr, ant = VI 'e
III. Generally oI,seryrt hy t'iym A. \
ho!yday. Gratifying inAeen' " III.
~ NJ. reirusl~.ct ~ the tweniN-iiNs
s.ar- snd pleasant ~ ,he Trustees
xho.e prudent management Srt''''sN
~ 49,. efforts 81 able llasiosv. has y
r.at measure brought iar cli"sr'
TIL. rom : snlail. WEAK boss tasn. q
liz present numerous. iiou'i-n''- NJ
...sitl,y congregation, whu SssnL0. w
gel into their place ~ w''fs'''l'
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pIED.- We regret ~ learn " u'e
death III Sir. John q. iloiitna'ln. ~
E,r,.inani tnwnship. .ie va. 1ssNS"
suddenly aud yiplet.tlv ili zen M""|aA
.nd .xuire.! ~ "Wednesday nisiii- ~
,nc time Of his death M Ma 11"ssve
or the township. A1iAr'Sn i'o' ~
.ti;.e-seeker. he was several ''''ir-
..gl...i u,,on ~ his MS gih"ra ~ hil
different positions ~ ti.e'f 'i'' 'r'' MI
M. ,.aSses. away universally fes''re e''
and honvrri ~ ihn~r WHO hl'S" Mn
Doos.-Tue following i 'nv n'''H
l-r ~ dnss.a,i slots rs.At.se.9 TT 1'.A
stiD,s Ia tll.s cVH..it.
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On uhicl. a tax yer - .v23 M.'s
have 10 ~ pald-lol' I.'l'1s WI $500
IL tie -nr'fe latter
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great confidence, as their artillerists
were quite inexperienced. They fired
slowly and inaccurately at first, but
soon got their heavy guns into range,
and sent their missiles against the Span
ish vessels with disastrous effect. The
Spanish fired rapidly and wildly, and a
large number of their balls fell short of
the shore. They had no shell and only
round shot, which would not have done
much damage to the town If the fire
had been directed against II, as was in.
tended, after the batteries had been
quoted.
The heavy guns of the Peruvians set
tied the question and gained the victory.
They disabled the frigate Villa de Mad
rid early in the engagement, cutting her
steam-pipe asunder, piercing her sides
in eight places, and killing Is and
wounding q of her men. They knocked
big hole in the frigate Berenguela,
nearly sinking her. The Blanca was
hit forty times, and several other OF the
vessels nearly as many, and therefore
damaged good deal The Numancia,
the only Spanish iron.clad, was placed
so that the Peruvian shot would glance
from her sides, but ar eight-inch pro-
jsctile pierced her Observation-Disclosures
iron plating, The heavy guns played
their old trick of killing at two ends,
two 300-hundred Founders Armstrong;
blowing up and killing almost as many
Puruvians as the Spanish did. The to-
tai Peruvian loss was 60 killed and 10
wounded; that of the Spanish is not
known, and is believed to be larger,
The Spanish fleet was so much crippled
that it will not care to renew the fight
at present, and the daily expected ar
rival of the powerful iron-clads Hues-
car and Independence will doubtless
hasten the return of the whipped and
badly wounded admiral to Spain with
his shattered fleet.
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair RestOrer and Dress
ing inpig0rate, strengthens
and tengthen the hair. They
act directly apOn the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
gaired 0Ourishmenf, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disap.
pears. baid spots are c0c..
cred, hair stops falling, ana
MCuriGnt grorth as the re-:
SILT. Ladies' and children
wiU appreciate the delight.
ful fragrance and rich.
glossy appearance inapdrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
Of sOiIing the skim, scalp. or
most elegant hedd-dresS.
sold by nil Druggists.
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich st. NY.
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SToDDARD's CHOLERA SPECIFIC is a well
known and effective medicine. Itstestimonials
are from our own citizens, men whom we all
know, and who occupy the higher walks of life
1t is no patent nOstrum, got up at this time to
feed upon the fears and cupidity of the public.
1t has stood the test of time, and been produc-
tive of the happiest results in hundreds of in
stances We feel no hesitation whatever in
commencing it, and in advising all families to
employ its agency for the cure Of the diseases
for WEIGH it is specially recommended. The
remedy is the same which was used so success
fully at Constantinople by Missionary Hamlin
during the rage of cholera there, and also i'll
New York during the cholera season of 1849. Its
ingredients are published on the label Of each
bottle. All may understand, therefore, exactly
what they are taking, and in this respect, as
well as in its happy effects upon the patient, it
is unlike nearly every other advertised medi-
cine eXtant Messrs. Stoddard u Burton, pro-
prietors of the Specific, are well known in this
city and vicinity as honorable dealers, who
would not attempt to impose upon the public
an article unworthy of its confidence Besides,
the Specific already enjoys the benefit of at least
ten years trial, and has secured the highest
concentrations among those who know the
manufacturers. The Specific is carefully pre-
pared, and none but the purest ingredients are
used. We feel perfectly safe in recommending
the article in all cases for which it is claimed to
be specifC.-TfOy Daily Times.
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more remunerative fields OF employ.
ment. ..........
P. H, HUroHISsos,
...... Agent.

FALuRR.-The Tyson Iron Company
in Plymouth, which was incorporated in
1864, has recently failed and officers
with their "papers" are as thick as
blackberries ali about, levylng upon ev-
erything they can get hold OF, to secure
the creditors. II is provided in the act
Of incorporation that If at any time the
Indebtedness of the company shall ex-
coed three,fourths OF the capital actual
ly paid in, the stockholders and direct
ors shall be personally liable to the
creditors for such excess.
The company have been engaged for q
couple of years in casting pig iron, OBJ
tanning their ore from Tinmouth and the
western border Of Lake Champlain, u.s.
ing little or none of the iron from the
Tyson mines. 1t has always been q mys-
terry to outsiders to know how this COM
pany could make money in business
that required all their materials to be
transported so great distance by teams
and railroads. -.
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OVER N "YoRK STATE. "A terrible
fight among Irishmen occurred in Salem
on Sunday last. The row was quelled
by Sheriff Nye and posse, and five Of the
rioters lodged in jail. One man was Sc
riously hurt.
The United States Revenue Assess
ors met in Salem, last Tuesday, and will
probably remain week.
The storm which occurred on Sun
day, the 18th inst, was most destructive
in the Northern adjoining counties. The
farmers Of Saratoga, Washington and
Warren Counties have lost immensely in
demolished barns, outhouses and fences.
The loss at Caldwell Lake George is es-
timated at $4,000.
John Mohecan, long employed at
the Cheney mills in South Glens Falls,
while returning from Glens Falls to his
home across the river, late on Saturday
night, walked through the open space
between the canal bridge and Coolidge
& Co.'s store, and fell into the canal
striking on a wall or ledge of rocks some
ten feet below. When picked up he was
ipsensible; and remained in that state
till the following Monday, when he ex-
pired. He leaves a wife and four chill
drea.
"A lady residing at Euzerne, Warren
County, recently gave birth to four chill
dren.
"A new pottery is being rapidly con-
structed at Fort Edward by Messrs. Sat
terlee & Mory, on the site Of the build
ing recently destroyed by fire. Although
severe losers. the firm is by no means
disheartened The paper mill is also to
be soon rebuilt.
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THE SPANISH DEFEAT AT CALLAO.-
Full accounts of the fight between the
Spanish squadron in the South Pacific
and the Peruvian shore batteries at Cal
lao are highly Creditable to the bravery
and pluck Of Peru. The Spanish fleet,
reinforced by the frigate Almanac soon
after the commandment Of Valparaiso,
which occurred on the 3lst of March,
raised the blockade at that place on
April IA, and steamed at once for CallaO.
They arrived on the 25th ult., and the
Spanish Admiral gave formal notice on
the 26th that the place would be bonn
barded four days from that time. This
warning was of more advantage to the
Peruvians in the improvement Of their
defenses which was vigorously made
meanwhile than in the removal Of prop
erty from the place. Foggy weather
on the lst inst. induced the Spanish Ad-
miral to postpone the attack, promised
for that day, and the Peruvians antiCi-
pated him at noon on the ID. when he
was preparing to open fire.
The Spanish fleet consisted Of eleven
vessels, mounting 275 guns and including
one iron-clad, the Numancia, and FIVE
large frigates. To repel this force the
Peruvians had nine shore batteries with
81 guns, the best Of which were five 45O
FOUNDERS, Blakely rifles, and two 300
FOUNDERS, Armstrong rifles. They had
also a small steamer, monitor and
three wooden gunboats, but the main
reliance was upon the shore batteries.
The Peruvians entered the fray without
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THE BEST SHEEP FARM IN
4 RUTLAND COUNTY FOR SALE.

l now offer and will sell my Farm situated in
the town of West Haven, Vt, six miles north
OF Whitehall, n. Y, cheaper, all things con
sidered, than can be bought elsewhere in the
State.
Said Farm contains about 1900 acres in one
body, well divided into pasture and tillable
land it now has over 800 acres of meadow
which can be cut by machine, to which another
100 can be added from pasture Said meadow
has gentle slope to the south and east il free
from stone and produces the best kind of hay
There are on the place three houses, none
very good and ten barns. To six Of the latter
are attached good sheep sheds. Also a good
storehouse, 24x30, for grain and wool. Black
smith shop, wagon shed, cow stable and hay
house all new.
Said farm has a natural fence more than half
way around 1t. Soil mostly clay, some loan
with 10 or II acres of interyale land of the best
kind for planting.
There is also a large amount Of wood and
timber on the place, for which there is a good
market.
Said farm is now capable of keeping 1000
sheep in common years, besides teams and
cows necessary for the place, and can be i'm
proved (by clearing for pasture) to keep 500
more sheep. Price, $4,000.
For further particulars enquire of
T. G. HUNT,
m2bd&Wu West Haven, Vt.